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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-11
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-17

am an humble farmer in Illinois, but a
freeman ina free country, and if you are
any stronger for preserving the free instt-
tntions Of our beloved country than am,
II Won will come out TO see me, will pay
the boot in somsofths hest peaches Sou
ever eat.
Ihave not been Ack to Wheeling pat
twice in forty.twol ars. Chine hegs in
1926. stranger and penny less. but by
economy ana the chances which free
government gives to the humblest, have
acquired handsome property.
Yours truly, T. s, GREEN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-17
nuuIA6 aFd.

| AS the time is now short between this
l and the time for holding onr fall elections
lii stands us in hand % be casting about,
tand Seeing who are io4r best, men and
i whittier they axe Willing,to serTeIus.y The
/ most important Office in orr district 10 that
! Of >miem6e of Congress. 1t. has suggested
I itself to my MUD, and many othersi Witn
whom, i have spoken on the .subject that
there Is bnt little difficulty in arriving at
| Who Is, the map in our district, provided be
7 Will consent TO have his name used for
tthat office. tmean Daniel Lamb of Wheel
ring. He.has heretofore SO 4eheeEtully sac
+ rificed his time for the advancement of the
liIniteefest Of West Virginia. that. d am Hat
Itered with the hope that he will consent to
.fserve us in that. capacity. g,tl - =
I It has been my fortune to meet Mr..
LIANT in all theac tons. which, ia the
| fast two years, .hayA assembled in the city
/ of Wheeling. i was admitted by allthat
1 Mr.. Lamb was The most efficient and. useful
! member in those bodies. In point of Gbii-
ty, Mr.. Lamb stands SECOND to no man ia
the district, and ip,ipoint of merit he
stands prominently ahead of them ALL L 9
am, Nj. Editor well acquainted with
all the proceedings in West Virginia, since
the commencement, of this wicked rebel"
lion, and L am prepared to say that the
people of Vest Virginia owe. Mr.'Iamo Tor
his untiring exertions in their:rbehalf, q
debt that will be difficult for shem ever to
pay. with many others, of his friends,
begin 70 think that il is time to offer him
something in the. WSy of acknowledging
bis services, that will at least partially. re-
munerate him. while serving. us. ea'7
Mr. Lambs loyalty Isl above suspicion.
Indeed it would look like an insult to ask
any explanation from him, being SO thor
|ouet1Iy idehtTfed with the lsbors of the
Union party of our State. In point of.
locality Mr.. Lambs section of country
should have the preference (if such thing
shonld be mooted.) The South end has
the Governor, Judge of the District Court
of. the United Statep, and Judge of the
Court of Appeals. Look at it in any stand
point of view and1he rights of Mr.. Lamb
are overwhelmingly in his favor. But to-
be brief and to the point, Mr.. Editor, we
want the services of Mr.. Lamb in our next
Congress, and his friends desire that he
will at once consent to become'a candidate
for the Office. and grateful people will
attend to all the rest.
FRou THE SoUTH END.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-17


We HAVE nowhere. seen n more graphici
aud faithful picture of the heartlessness of
the adversaries of the Administration to-
the war than is Contained in the following
extract from the Grafton of Daniel Dough
erty, Esq, of Philadelphia, recently dellv-
cred at the commepeements of the Union
College, Schenectady, New York, ana me
EranAin or Lutheral &c ellegss q ~ nesstst'
Pennsylvania. Mr.. DougheEty IS 81 the
class who have separated from the Deme-
cratic party in order 10 be able TO support
the Administration and, q, spsseaallp sneooF-
ernment:
Thousands in private conversation open
t. onooSa tbsir country, and declare their
Z rs SItk;SasS 5are with the traitorsssi Some
gs..t. en- army needs soldiers, hut they,
o,.S... a as aud rnpt 6es. viii oppese
SSS canssEfntfon :; they say the war is for
,hs hIack man, yet they viii not agrss TO
~ ,SIssIt nan fgh tihg's carry on thsawRr,
saw they, bat intiiet on me EeDels as niue ,e
49, - 1SossibleS Shoot them, but don't
Ian - rate them Kill them in battle, hut
Ss.,Sts co6fs6ats their property At isitF1t
sIss,, ara resolved to destroy the nation, hut
sos ttieiE eS6st ion9I rights 4. =
y ySi;ih others. slurs the hagrwith iu1punts
tyS butron peril of your life, utter mo stree
sneech against q fayorite. General. These
,esye tho house of God When prayers are
said for the Government; they curse the
PresidenS as a ,tryant Yh9 should diSrepd
iat6ur very pressncs sise the hteh SSttEai.
tor Davis
with them to defend slavery is patriot
ism; to advocate freedom Is treRsons they
say, a, seesssionist must be cOnciliated, an
a6olttionist hung; South Carolina hh6tiid
be coaxed back ipto the Union, Massachu.
sets must be t'left out in the cold" They
are against the war, but will organize OF
assassinkte soldiers sent to arrest desert,
ers; they pirate of peace, and call the foa
reeklns with the hot blood OF bur sfaRgbt
tered pat lots, tn etS 6Fot6srSl ystare cage
TO clutch their. weap nsiaHd tlSiN etheiRow1
kinsmen, who dare to be trne when they
are false.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-17
ao1;,;c., veigbt in Congress viii then also

political weight in Congress will then also
he Setermined With equal exactness and nd
it will be found to be just nothing at s1
for good and loyal measures, though pr9et
ABLY considerable for disloyal ana mIsj
,cfieyoas pagpeses. I'VE IFill oeegpy. 1he
ION Fill be EXHIBITED p a stsas fqtsFum iesl
tbe ID gsr which the Pros slavery sedYocagss'
win put in nse when the question OF reoI-
ganization of the U6iQp CONES up TOT SET,
Clement, as it surely Will Hence the need
of men of correct principles and OF nncom-
promising fidelity to those principles.
Hence also the need Of great clrcumspec-
ton, lest, peradyenture, we deceive our
selves OF suffer the enemy to steal a marcn.
The officers to be elected have not sucn
national resp0n sibilftfes 70 meet, though
10 the case of members of the Leg stature !.
there is occasion for men of education, OF
sound Judgment and unswerviug Integrity
in Jsiewsof the fact that it Will deyotye
apon the, next Legislature. to- rem odel the
laws of he State and give general shape
and direction to its future policy ~
would be we'll for the voters to be casting
abouEthem for persons proper to represent
,them;in this impottant and honot Fable ca
-oao;tv,t =. s,,,z,ia ,5iN nf''F 49, -
= Besides these, Offices there are several
minor offices that will have to be .hllea;
OF, which more hereafter. ..,4f :, "a IS s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-17
Importance OF the First step ste, ?;

The WelisbuEg HeTdtd mas some eo"u1
marks on the approaching elections
West Virginia, which we print on y
page to-day, and tender to the careful ?
russell Of our readers.
The Herald very truly observes that II
complexion OF the congressional deleE
ton elected at the first election Of the n0
State will Indicate Its future color ifF'
- sasctiheu who are h5gb iaagg and PFlt
i6 "a Sdvocstes of a fFee-statfs Pe1attssyy;s y
shall be, and be so, considenedrsdss aotO'
.nAxelr as De f,3s free tRat ts''oR
other5hGudI' we gqgessdf, sufragss To- T
mppgrel CONSERVATIVES who svla:,tnrn 2, pal
wilt down and apologize FOR sshhiib & poSitiP
az any ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the di ~
ity of slavery suat1 be called majestic
we win stand in tbesight- ofthe nation b
as siekly shoot, an,unfruitIul sucker fro
thaparent stock oil old Yirgiaia5k ~ y
sit would be as well to examine clearlI
catechise infinitely, and judge vigorous
ell candidates for the position, spd wYh'
ever ,haEts .op hisop platform Of. .has:axplani
lions to offer, let " l s98
10 cside.ga,ot-sfs o1~siiA eI ~, gig :,
We commend the whole article to II
earnest attention Of the peopie,of the me-
state. If the people are deceived in th
Rinal df9msn sent 10 the aext Congress,
will not be the fault of the Union press
the State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-17
letter from an old Emtgrsnt

Every once aud while We get letter
like this, which ia da4ed-aGPlam HIN.
Washington county Illinois.
Gators RkeeiH5 7StsIgtaie;t:ir. ''- - 80 Ia,
am native of your county aud have
been absent from there, over forty years,
Seeing some things copied from your pa
per, have ashaakeriGg TO Eeas - .reguisr-
", and accordingly enclose 3oa4o one taoi2s1
lar 10 try the weekly awhile. II You are
not for the Union. as strong ash AM nill'I
stop the paper a. the end OF che dollar
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-17

tProeeedtngS OF the Monroe County
.tohio) Union DsmooESttS convsIn-
Hstion!A - - -,
Editors; Intelligsncsr:', 'r - = ~: = -
In pursuance of notice; the following
delegates met in. convention, etathe Office
of John B, Noll, Esq, in, Woodsfield, on
the Sd 81, August, 1863, and oEganiEed4with
John Kerr President, and John s. Monroe
Secretary ~. "a Ms ~ .,.' ~ 'f"d
: ReRtoR,-Jo hn Hill. .''.-sl ."..s-'''''
,CeMsFe--J.. r.. Davis,t John, Kerr, VIM.
johnson, J. MS Kirkbride. -f'a. % :. -
d Frank kim Isaac Murry: - 81 <N =
.. Green Geos'W. Bryan. II. .''' e -
h.. Okio-John S.MourOe. "a '<ia
!, SWRsbuTy-James Gaits.s'S '.fN'
i, WdsAiaSton--Geo w. G4bhart. s'sF
!; Wayne William StriekEing! q 'i~'
The following townships were represent
ted by communications: Adams, Bethel,
Malaga, Perry, Salem, Seneca, Switzerland
and Summit. - sir q" 80 -
H., On motion, it was resolved that each
township represented be entitled TO two
votes on all questions before the ConYeh-
ton. II
,On.motion,z it was 'unanimousIy Resolved
that the. Convention ind6rsS the ticket and
Resolutions .ofothe Union State Conven+
ton held at Columbus on the 18th Of June
last. iir's =ia' 'si." : -" 90 -
Thereupon the Convention proceeded to
nominate the following ticket: - W.
Seiator-MarshalM Morrow, of Centre.
ReptestHtdtiDs-G Gideon . Tyler, Of sa-i
lem t. - s.
Pso.seating Attorney - :stl 2. Man
.IiiFSo6ats JHd9s James Watson, Of wash
~ TLsnI5ursy!. Jaeob Vernon. Of Seneca, -
- Sheriff Thomas K. Davis, Of Centre.
= Conlntssione John Fisher, of Ohio.
= i,.'frnsdr9 Director re gorge Bennett, of
Malaga.
:" COroner-ohristidn Snider, Of Bentou.
TIE following business Committe was
appointed for the ensuing year
n .AdaMS-Stepheh Atkinson. -
BentOH4 Christian Sander
'BetheL--Mathias Streets.
Gentre-John B Noll
= Franklin Jacob Wise.
GFeeH-John McCaslin.
rJackson-Th Mitchell, Jr.
Malaga Hughes Msnn.
SAMUEL w. Noel.
PeTry-Dr. Griffith.
Salem-William S. Brown.
Seneca ~ osiah Massie.
iStriEzettd -zJa eob Tschappat
Stmastt- Philip Weber.
'Sans69try John Cats
Rashiggt6 Geo. W. Gebhart
. Wayns4Wm. Wilson.
a. II was ordered that the proceedings oil
this Convention be offered for publication
TO the papers of this Senatorial District
the One StqtesnlGu, Cincinnati. COmmereiGl,
Gazette Gazette and, Times, and Wheeling IatsIli-
Seneer. s'i 49,. 40 81 (. u -.
IND thereuPop the Convention adjOurned,
with nine cheers fer the ticket, ,...,t5
~ :. JoHS KERR, President.
JOHN s.. MoNRoH, Secretary. 4li ..se
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-17
Ohio Circuit Court.
Special Term, 1868
Ia Cheneery.
James Salisbury and others.
Mckee & Brother

r put hsncs o. an order OF saie tssaed ffom tie
4 Ciefk6 once of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
In the above naned causes, VII on Saturday, July
18th, 1853, at the mont door Of the Court House q
az bfSSa AZ U9o ~ bidst ins
sixtee1ths Of Iot-numberOn0, hundred and eighty
one, being the interest OF James Salisbury in said
lot.
Terms of sale--A credit Of six and Eight months,
the purchaser giving bond with good security. Said
bond bearing interest from day Of RIs-untn paid,
Is paid. rz..tgcrf
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. IL -, 80
ALONZO L0RING,
Sheriff Of Ohio County and comnli5sioner.i
~ Tke above sale is pOstpOred tin Saturday,
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Letter. from a. RaroIed Soldier. n (.
Editors IRtelIigeneer - ',e-,,s..s-s-4
The following deter just received from
my brother, now q prisoner ut Camp Pa
role, may be interesting to ysur numerous
read ers, aud il is at your service. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-17
desirable Residence for Sale.

FTHE residence Of Mrs. Samuel ,NeeI, situated on
+ u John street, between 5th and 9TH in Wheeiina
West Va, containing eleven rooms, With wash Ina
bath Fopms, Gas and water throughont the hodss,
al IN complete repair, and dry esllaE- under tlie
The fponts 90 Eseson John street, rdnhiSe back
40 feet 70 wide alley, iseleyated ssVs feet Above
the level OF John street, has dressed stone vail ia
Yard hled with shade trees3 Smoke !hodse Efdbls
and necessary out.buildipga on premises. : q
Possession given in October
- The above presents Hhsurpaised fndueenne6ts "a.
any one seeking aEesidenee. = 49, - = -
Apply 70 MRS, N EEL on pFemiseAr angl4.tf
lPaFkerSburg Gazette, CIarksburg Telegraph and
fairmont National publish two mouths and send
bill to,this once Tor eolleetton.l -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-17
second III Dilst5FIi iJs s

IN =
a. a.. second ion nal DlstFiet:5.
yzs.sBysan announcement ias'outt adyeftfsfr
ing columns to-day, it will be seenJithat
HIN: WIG. Brown, Of Eessoa county
offers himself as a capdidats' II fre9,ssalect
tiou to Congress from the SecondtD District
In connection with his ,announcemeptS
Mr.. Brown sends US the following letter,
which may be taken as an indication of the
platform on which he intends to run:
KlNGwooD, Aug. IA, 1868.
Eaitors Z"ttlliSsreea. T1..4u
Although we are now geographically
severed iin arranging the ongfessf6n6F dist
:. tricts. of the'new State, yet I'k1bw NO ars
not severed iii the ef0Fl II. now making, by
ethe great Union party not only tesaVe the
best government in the world, but to save
the last hope of the.nltimate' emancipation
aud deliverauce OF alfhe Id ill., P6Hdage, or
oppressed by kings or tyFants., Theagrand
idea of the equality of men, and thetFight
ofself government, guided our fathers when
they formed our admirable form of gov !
eminent, and we would be degenerate and
unworthy sons of such sires if we for a.
-mopentfosL sight of the great object TO be-
obtained. l expect to be Rcandidate for
reelection. and, if returned, desire my
.publiclife. to terminate Withthe next Con 4
gress. .a nafsrta 80 % '25'sI' t7e's
lSs Itrpst and believe before HAT time trea.
son will be subdued. the Union restored
and the. new State:'a bright and fixed stSL
aus g 50. ., Yours truly, ". G. BRowS,aS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-17
!, ssNOSES. i'.-Their Sfgnfflcancis.

Il 1L1sTRA TED with engraving, Of The Rsu,,r
Il Gfecian, Indian, Negro, Celestial, AqueIiue Turn
up, and Pug Noses, with the character revealed BY
each. EYEs-blue, blaek, or gray LFPs-tlib and
loving. MotEH-iarge or small HAm-Hght OF
dark, coarse or fines straight or cnrIS. 7OHERkS4
irregular. EARS-large pr small. NEnErslODg OF
short. sKfN-t0ugh or smooth. An TO be amply
Enthusiastically engraVines. The Walk tatE laugh
Apd yoiee, allindlcate ehaaGtsr.= We may know an
honest nee NON dishonest Qnes and We will show
nov. Besides the above we shan treat on EfHH0tS
and the Laws Of Life and he alth Il PHRsi6Gs6Nf!
or Signs OF Character, aud how TO read them: Of
PHRRNoLoaHs the Philosophy Of Mind; and ofPsYl
GH0L09Es the Science OF the Soul. Max ffFrefer
ence g gu bis relations Of life. social inteleetna
and SPIRITUAL and what each can do best win be eua
eidatedl in the RHRENO LO6IoAE JOURNAE Am
LIE LIE 4LLUsTts ATED-- New volume oofamsnces
Jny lsf handsome gaAEtQ monthly atnnIy 81 50
VILE Z. AttDWEEiHSs sos Br6adtdy, New York
angt4 1T s--- 49,. - 3 ~ -l-s A
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sheriH q Ohio County md CompissiOner
Marshal's Sale.
The. unltsa statesef AmeEtaa. >.

Z q
y 11-lauE1 s asllLa a. q. tss-no7 sll.l ~ x
81 Mite the United States Wlthl1
L and foRrthG NestsFm District 6lVlFglll8s ar
In pursuance Of the decree and order Of the Sid
District Court IN the above entitled cause tOA d.
reeted, duly made and entered eUBrtuB Sothidy 81
June, 1853 shall sell at public auction Oh We1ne.
day, the "a dayof September, 1868, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, At the front door tho eourt-Huuso Of Ohib
county, ID the city Of Wheeling, 800 shdrsS Of Stock
In the Wheeling and BeImolt Bridge C6f1pany and
so Shares Of StOotlntlfB ReOplesDah deieFibsii IN
the schedule annexed to the infOflnatloh .1led 10
: j sTS 81 raiP Cash. = -ana,t ssis .uissi h
EDWARD n. N8RR0fpi1a 4
Marshal ofth U. s. for the West Dis. Va. 4
angl3td
ss1I; 4 The. United States Of Amsria,i RI
-u1x. f.stlifNl
Charles w. Russell aud Edward n. FitXhugh. part
--neTs, doing bushes under the hFm name and
style Of Russell Z Fitzhugh. -
TN the BistaeF CSuft bfthe UaitSd stafes, within
Il and for the Western District Of virginia
In pursuance Of the decree and order Of the said
District Court tn the above entitled cause 70 ne az
nected, dl1y made and entered on the sch day on
June. 1893 shall sell At p7ble auction on Tuesdsy
4fIa 22d dayIuf Gepttulb6F n ID
nclusks 'A5M9 atsthgiO COURT Room % cue county
paFsoh Al property nsuaibflEf al
deseElbed In the schedule annexed g the inform
hled IN said cause, consisting Of Law LEbfhfy and
olilee Furniture 8 ft1as 2 I-sf lAis ritz
Terms 90 Sale Glsllg. sutsu = sI1s -N'u5s1
81 elSs an f'astz't EDWARD Al N0RTON7
= ~ Marshal % thsIUF ag5orthe JVest pIl1! SfVa
gugl8td - 7s3s q ~ s-sT1 f1liEs
~
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The followingslette Just received from
my brother, now prisoner ut Camp Pa
role, may be interesting to ysur numerous
read ers, and it is at your service. S -
- Sass =, a - 80 j, LRvEL
-DEAR BRoPHBR-Ie afforas me much
ploasure-to, inform you that Fam still alive
and sin. toleFable good health. I started
on my way home, but after walking twelve
miles l found the journey too much for
my wasted strength, so that Edward and
myself returned to camp .toi.await our *.
change, and we have great hopes that it
will be. sOeni for we long to be- With 0ur
company again-and give the rebels another
trial. :. ----. = - =. Is
l get letter from William this morning,
IN. which he informed me ahout his escape
from the rebs. would hayefluved to seen
him crossing the river ON his raft of rails,
when he found the'rebs wereafter him. Il
expect he lit out pretty strong I die. not
see him all day. When we went 10 the
battle felds i suppose he was with the
cook, and when orders were given to re.
treat he got the start of us. ''i--t
Il think there were about thirty thou
sand rebels with twenty fbur pieces OF ar
tillery when they attacked as, according
TO what one of the rebels- told ME. The
whole country seemed to be alive with |
them. lshad aslong talk with them. and |
they protessedsto be very sick Of The war.
and would give anything in the: world I'll
the war was over; - 80
The 9Th Nerth Garoliua regiment guard
ed Us from Winchester to- Stanton. The'i
priEates were q good set OF boys, and some
OF the officers, but whenWe got TO Rich.
mond the seene was changed, and We were
treated more like beasts than men. II
would rather have ona Of Uncle Sans
meals than all they gave Us. for a DAYS
grub. A pie in Richmond, one dollar; two
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-17

little loayes of bread enough for one man
q meal one dollar. The Rebs offered as
five dollars of theft money for one ofoprs.
Whefe we could buy anything OF itheipq
thdy would ask, 'sWill yop1pq in greer
backs ?"E sfwould would RnSwelno Ipqq
cant have q then. They aHsked me nge
doIlafs (theiri mOney0 for jalqqAtt OF mos
lasses. 1 can buystwice as, much OF them s
with our money as with theirs, indeed
many of them will not take their own
money at all if they can help it. | con-
cealed Richmond paper that L WISH 10
send to you. r.,aJ
close to him when the bombshell struck
him; tell you they few fast for . whileiit
took his leg off below the knee, except a,
little skin, and again was shot through the
baek. with a minnie, ball. vJOhn Carpenter
was shot through the arm; We lett htm IN
the sNfatPihSb1fgI, HOSPITAL "a ! y always
Thought that would be scared IN oaSue,
but It did not scare me after the first round
any more than If we were shooting 46Sas
mark. When the rebels opened" upon nsE
and the shells came Whistling =eo9nt our ~
guns kind of chill run over met ~ oi1
not last minute, and felt that 4 wouIa
like 70 STAND all day aud ,4ght them 10
me il was the most. sport that nave eyer
seen. alMh4A itAXNSu Ni'eSS'I :,
10 see the battery fire az fast as we could
load. and that was the only time that we
had that privilege. tell you, we sent them
mighty fast, as we fred each gun about
five times minute. One oflthe Eebs told
me that the first gun we fired killed eight
men. One of our balls struck an RmbnaI
lance with a wounded man in. it, tore, the
ambulance to pieces, and cut the wounded
man ia two. The -Febs asked me. it 9nr
guns were not "a Founders, for they said
they cracked too loud for 6 six. pouldeFsI-
When old General Jenkins came mp to lusl
he asked where those big guns twsrer we
told him that Capt, Maqlsby had got away
with them, when he. said sis this Captain
Maulsby's battery. we told him that 1t Was,
then he said; "That. is the battery that
was after me last summer, Where Iis,ny
cavalry will follow him, to hell but III
will. have him" He then got about two
thousand cavalry and away they,went as
hard as they could go, and said orr boys
"was the damndest set of men he ever saw
for after he caught them he had to hold
them from getting away" 81
One of the boys fought seven OF the
rebels until they killed him dead in his.
tracks. II was tine most awful time ever
saw. The rebels and ourselves were all
mixed up together g 80, ''''-+f - a
When surrendered tlrerewas more than
twenty gunsspointed at me, and they hol-
lowed, l'surrender you Yankee son-ot-a-
bitch" A bullet went through my vest
and found that could do no more; NOR,
make my escaper SOL halted, aud surren--
,dered myself-a prisoner"of war;. Here
will close for the, present.. '''"''' :
i. Please write to me- soon, and letTne'
know how all are at home My love to all
the friends.,,,... ,.-3sr.. eva. HHi - ''tt ,
,,..,,as As. ever, yours, s,'.n ~. - = 2
= H.. ...s,s,.~ JOHN LEVEL.
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NOTICE.
Excise Taxes.

-gat OFFICE COLLECTOR IHEEnSAL REvEa51, ~
Wheeling, Aug 6th, 1881
TAXPAYERS Of Ohio County wiz. take notice
II that the RENEWED LlCENBES are now pay
able. The. IaboFs of -afioo-bei8g greatly In
creased Il WILL BE IMPOSSIBLE for the Collector
to cau on all q heretofore The Law mSkestt the
QVFY esths "a xEP4Y teal On ~ sst q:
upon those Who cannot conveniently eau at this,
once, but In NO ease-Nin he call MORE THAN
on an licenses Unpaid Sftsr ten days from this
date the apeualty of ten per cent VIII, WITHOUT
EXCERTIQN, be added, according to the provisions
4Iis DEPUTY ESlIsctsFe, j. W. Warden YIN lS in
Triadelphia 6h fhe 17tb and Il We Liberty on the
19tb.of August to resolve Licenses and All unpaid
jected to the penalties Ofthe Law.
~. ts.4ss JAMES O. ORR,
..,au1 Collector IN. ReE,s 4st Dist West ge.I
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NEW ADVERTISEM'NTS
DROWNEP.
IGOR RENT.

UIwo oApAoIoUs WARE ROOMS, in central
part Of the CITY, we'll adapted-to geneEl stoFage;
siaGlF or together al maybe gedEeG IN pol4t I
safsty rom fire they possess peculiar dyantages
being separated on AL sides. by meEe=than 7LAEy
aug17 2W% VIM fA<A1VN'
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