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&LeNpSSHSSRkRkEy NEW foKK, PHIL
ADfPhaSoHKIAr fPhaSoHKIkrA AMR sH2FsAi BALTIMORE
0, gn
NORTH Of ireland .,,,,,..
Tes 1sCSe Al sGsn snip .s
derry for New York, between the 18th and soth Of
Ss 20 ths sounry 1 rom
large sy this line be- esasf
through aoIa 70 Baismo1s sssirsd PROMPTLY
", .,B..The tne - British sship "sTRADaAoo-
for Phisaelphia about the same time.
Passages may be secured and money orders fer
'' KNOX SP CO., CO. 125 Smiths wharf,
3ee-3w Baltimore. Md.
IKrERNAL RsSIEyE Y xyEsY sTAMss; AHMNsssS;u1n,r,on
''' . At = III eSEEsSTok,s 9Iss Sfssso oEglos.
Onposi" Pes' ofa RspgrtssnsyWsi. snW.N
Collector Of Internal i ksysnas y SUTnHai fsr Il.
Byw.L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.
HCRsE AND oARgIIAAaSaEy oAhRggsIAaay BAZAAR AND BE
ExpressIy for the
sALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. STOCK, &c.,
es Louisians Avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
CASH ADVANCED on CoSsrGshENrs.
Storage for Carriages.
orses, Carriages, So, received for private sal
my@-u WI W. WALL & CO., Aucts.
h-ef gIsa WANG, 56E EosS GREAT EzG GSaiiNEERs4E SaiER4
wv Eie. osE BOX WILL EEaFosM IE,.s,. cUff.a r. i,
ss,'ssesIoP frss Price 81 isilsssIsis SsS sGd
:: Ssthfas sSs snss'R5 g FosD asS PsssZ
'a6ia avenue. &snt BY mail. ia-eoS
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pAovosf HARsHAL 4RNIRAL's OH1IoI, I
WASHINGTON May q, IS63,S


WAsHIHsToN, May q. lsSs.S
NofIcE.-The attention Of all officers who have
been honorably discharged on account Of wounds
or disability, and who desire to the service
in the Invalid Corps is called to the provisions Of
General Orders, No. los, Of 1855 from the War De-
partment, published in the papers throughout the
country. Such officers are requested to comply
promptly with the provisions of that order, and
to send their written applications, as therein pro
vided, for positions in the Invalid Corps (statins
the character of their disa bity with little de-
lay rs possible, to the Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General of the State in which they msy
be. Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen
eral will at forward the applications, with his
endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at
Washing gton.
Officers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing the papers re CURED
BY General Orders No. D5, Of 1861 from War Depart
ment. Their pay and emsluments win commence
from date Of acceptance of such appointments, and
not from date of organization of the respective
commands to which they may be assigned.
JAMES B. FRY,
myH Provost Marshal General.
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AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
goo pieces new style Lawns,
loo Mozambique, rich styles,

A 7 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SS sS pieces nsv. style ds',aos:. dhsEns:
100 i" Mozambique, rich styles.
rs Spring and Summer Challies,
1000 packs Pins, Nos. 8. 4 and 8,
100 pieces Tarleton for covering pictures,
20 pieces Shifting Flannel,
Our stock is full in all depa rtments, all OF which
win be sold at the lowest cash prices, npo
No. SO Central Stores oppo. Center Market,
je l3-2w between 7th and Sth streets.
A CARD.-HAVING DISPOSED of my entir
~ Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting Estab
Iisbment mo 500 Ninth strest) to JOSEPH REY-
NOLDS & CO., of this city, ] take great pleasure
in recommending the new firm to my friends,
customers, and the whole community; well know
and strict honesty will characterize all the trans
actions of this establishment. W. I. DOVE.
JOSEPH REYNoLDssy CO, ,snccssssors ss srS to y;
FILTERS, SOC Ninth street. near Pennsylvania
syenue are now prepared to furnish everything in
their line at reasonable prices, ana 10 execute all
orders with promptness and In q satisfactory
manner Hns prire onIU 1T colin.
ANE LINE TONIC.
n IN HOO VINCES."
ROMAINES CRIMEAN BITTERS.
have always refused to sell any of the COM
proun no known as tonic bitters as believe them
to be generally Injurious and composed of delete
rious drugs but from careful trial OF the /" Cri-
Chiffon and f0hle, of New YorA Il have no hesits-
sustomsrs. TREDERIc s. O5zzENs.
Wine Merchant, New York and
je Is-es2w Pennsyfvania avenue. Washington.
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DRoPOsALs FOR HATS, CAPS, SHOES, DRI
Il GOODS, 60.


Il GOODS, go.
C6sce Of Chnf Qxartermaster, July l. 1861
Written proposals are invited for fuYnishins for
this Depar ant 10 be delivered in this city the
following articles, suitable for clothing sontraband
men. woRaen, and children
Russell Broaans, and other serviceable Shoes
for men yomen, and children's wear.
Chip, felt, and weolen Hats, and cloth Caps
he.dy maae hickory and check Shirts, and Dem
Kerseys, linseys. ginshams, blankets, and other
WoClen and Cotton Goods
Samples should be sent with each bid, at the OK
pense Of the party forwarding the same.
No bids will be entertained unless satisfaet etory
evidence can be furnished Of the reliability ana
Proposals win bs opened from time to time and
contracts awarded as the interests of the service
may require.
Good security will be required fer the faithful
fulhllment of any contract made under this adver-
tisement.
Proposals should be addressed to the under.
signed, and indOrsed " Proposals for furnishing
Dry Got ds. &c. ELIAS y. GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel. Ohief Quartermaster,
ty2lm Department of Wash inaton,
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u AHPING
EHBROIDERING. KNITTING
call the attention Of the Washington ladies to
my Stsm ping, Embroid ering and Knitting EstAb-
nshmsnt, No. 522 Seventh street, between D ana
f. to get their yokes, dresses jacques, eoaks stc.,
etam ping executed neat and plain, and In such
short time that ladies can wait for their orders
je 29-lws CHR RUPERT
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited till the 18th dsy
p Of July, 1858, 1t II O'Clock M, for furnishing
FLOUR -
Bids viii be received for what IL known ~ No. 1.
No. aAd No. 5, and for any po rton less than the
1900 barrels. Separate bids Will be received for
Flour put In COED second hand bs rrels Of the same
second hand barrels, should be upon separate
sheets Of pa per-
The delivery Of the Flour to be commenced on
or Or about the acth July, or ss soon thereafter Is
barrels daily, delivered either at the Government
Wsrneas4nse n Seorsstown, At the Wh1rves, or at
The barrels 70 be etrong and head lined.
Payment will be made in certificates of indebted
for diStribution e
The usual government inspection win be made
t1st before the four il received
An oath Of allegiance must accom- paDY each bid ,
No bid will be entertained from parties who have
previously failed to comply with their bids or from
bidders not present to respend.
Bids to be directed to Col. A. BHCKWITH, A.
PC. 9. B. o. 8 A., Washington, D. O., and en-
dorBed proposals for Flour" jyl-d
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DEPARTMENT OF WASH.

QGee CAief QMayfrmaste1, May q, 1885,
DHkLHls IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLzNETTs, GAR
DEN SRRps, &c, are requested to furnish this ofdee
prise Lists Of the various articles of their trade.
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS II. GRxExE, Che Quartsrmsstsr, De-
partment Of Washington. my Gru
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14
"NOsEs. ".-Their Slgnillcance.

ILLUSTRATED with eugrayings Of the Roman,
i Greoian, Indian, Negro, Celestial AQuelne, Turn
up, and Pug Noses with the character revealed by
pale, or ul and red, priH or pouting, scOlding or
loving. MouTH-large or small. HAm-ught or
thin or plump. male or soiered. TEETa.reEuiar o.
irregular. BARS-lArge or small. NBoE-ioDg or
short SKIN-rough or smooth. All to be amply
illustrated with engraVings. The walk talk, laugh
and voice, all indicate character. We may know
honest face from a dishonest one. and We will show
how. Besides the above, We shall treat on BTHN0L-
oGY, or the Natural History OF Man; Of PHYSIOLOGY,
alaa tha Laws Of Life and Health Of PHTsIOGNONX,
or Signs Of Character, and how 70 Rad thouat 81
PHRENoLogH, the Philosophy Of Mind; and OF PsY.
GEOLOGY, the Science the Soul. MAN, with refer
ence to all his relations of life, social, intellectual
and spiritual, and what each can do best Will be elu-
cidRted In the PERPENDICULAR JOURNAL AND
LIFE ILLUSTRATED. New volume commences
July LIST. AhandsOme quartO monthly, at only 81 50
year. Sample numbers, Is cents. Please address
FOWLER AND WILLS, sos Broadway, New York.
augI4 st
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=
The late rebel CONSUMPTION seems to
have been the, only act required to COM
.plete the ruin of East Tennessee, The
able-bodied men had either been forced
into the rebel ranks or made their escape.
The rebel government now demands the
services of all between the ages of forty
five and ffty-ive a requisition has been
made by Davis on Governor Harris for
5000 of this class, and, as many will es-
cape, this number will take about all that
may be left up to ffty-fye years.
:: Recent accounts show that the attempts
of cOnscripts to escape are met by the most
wanton cruslties by the rebels, who denot
attempt to take them, but shoot them down
like wild beasts whenever and wherever
found The inhuman slaughter Of these
unfortnDates, occnrring daily and openly,
is absolutely horrible, and would be in
credible, but for the Testimony of scores
of witnesses who have arrived within our
lines. A Lexington (Ky.) correspondent
says Ia
AGAbh0A LuAS VOL ubl 4uJ OkASAlS0A S0A
pass the iuhuman cruelties practiced by
these rebels of East Tennessee. Even this
last CONSUMPTION act is intended aud en-
ployed more as cloak to their barbarities
than to obtain soldiers, since itfnrnishes
excuse to seize property, hang, kill and
vent the most internal passions with i'm
purity. Boys under twelve years have
been shot on their knees at their mothers
feet; Union men, old and young, have
been in presence of their agonized
wives or mothers; females have been
brutaIly murdered for concealing their sons
or husbands, or violated in presence OF
their bound and helpless male protectors.
Rapine, pillage, arson, rape aud murder
are no longer crimes in East Tennessee,
and no rebel soldier has yet been punished
for any offence against Union man or
woman. And these are the demons who
pirate of rights and superior civilization,
who northern peace democrats think are
wrouged, and to whom. northern mudsills
should submit the control Of government"
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Governor AIKEN OF south GaroTtna
In the Libby Prison-Note from
Parson BrownloW.
have this day conVersed with DR.. Ev-
erett, Surgeon of the 9Th East Tennessee
infantry, who was recently confined in the
infamous Libby Prison, at Richmond. He
tells me that he was confined in the same
room with ex- Governor Aiken, of. South
Carolina, and held frequent conversations
with him. So many ounces of bread and
meat were dealt out to each prisoner per
day, and the venerable old gray haired pa
triot received his daily allowance, while
the boys in prison volunteered to do his
cooking for him. The offences for which
he was imprisoned were, refusing to take
the oath of allegiance to the Confederaoy.
and to contribute means to sustain the re-
bellion. In conversiug about his confine-
ment he would frequently shed tears.
The venerable old patriot, who cas- serv-
ed his State as Governor, as Congress.
man, and as member of her Legislature,
is the largest Stakeholder in the Confeder-
acy, and about the wealthiest man in South
Caroline, but he is a Union man, and stub
bornly refuses to be anything else. For
this he is incarcerated in a prison His
cruel confinement has been kept a secret
from the outside world, aud it has been
kept out of the Southern papers, because
his villainous prosecutors were ashamed to
let his imprisonment be known nr
There is no organization in South Caro-
lima, or anywhere in the seeded States
that can afford Governor Aiken relief, aud
insist that our Government ought, with
out a weeks delay, arrest fire prominent
Rebel citizens, and confine them in irons
until this /" old man eloquence" is set at
liberty. If Mr.. Lincoln and Seward do
not attend to it, propose to General Rose
Grams and Governor johnson they at once
seize upon five prominent Tennessee Re-
bells, and confine them in anr State Prison
until the old South Carolina patriot is re-
leased. 1t is due to justice, and, above all,
to the loyal sentiment of the South.
August 8, 1853. w. g. BRowSIow.
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The United states OF Amerioa.

Charles W. Russell and EdIar5 n. RitzhuEh, part
nors, doing business under the 1rm name q "a
style Of Russell 4 FitHhush.
TN the District Court Ofthe Unitod States, within
u and for theNesteTn District Of Virginia
In pursuance % the decree and order Of the Esid
District Court In theaboVe entitled eaa5e to me al
June. 1858, Ishall sell at public auction On TneaT
the 22d day Of September, 1868 REMEMBERING n II
O'Clock, a. NJ, as the Court Room 81. Ord tenfS
the personal property particularly medFIohsd al
desTtbed IN the scheduio annexed 70 the infofnaf1
1led IN said cause consisting Of Law Library aud
Once Furniture. ~ ~ ~ - -
Terms OF sale Cash 7-st -
EDWARD1L. NORTON.
Matshai ofthe . 3. for the West DIST Of Va.
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: Marshal's Sale.
Tho United states Of Ameriea,
John Knots.

II T7VIlI EIIllIes =
IN the District Court Of the United States within
u and for the Western District Of Virginia.
In pursuance OF the decree and order Of the sid
District Court IN the above entitled cause to me d.
Tected, duly Uade and entered on the SOth day Of
Junes 1853. shall sell at public auction Wednes-
daY, the ID day Of September, 1868, at 10 o'clock
a. u, at the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, In the city Of Wheeling 200 Shores OF Stock
IN the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company and
90 shares Of Stock In the Peoples Bank escribed IN
the schedule annexed to the Information filed in
said cause.
Terms OF BalP Cash, .ti -s
EDWARD n. RORf0N,
Marshal Ofthe o. 8. for the West Dist ofYa.
augl3td
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Excise Taxes
oFFICE COILEOToR IHTERNAL REVENUE,
WheelinR AuR 9th. 1853

oFFICB COLLECTOR IHTERNAL REVENUE,
Wheeling, Aug. 9th, 1883.
TNAx-PAYERS Of Ohio County wiz take notice
4 that the RENEWED LIOEGSFS are nov psy-
able. The laborB Of this ofiies being gfe41. l1-
creased 20 WILL BE IMPOSSIBLE for the OOlle1tor
to call all heretofore The Law makes II the
DUTY Of the TAX-RAYER 70 call on the Collector.
II TIME PERMITS the Co1ieetOt may call ONCE
upon those who cannot conveniently call At this
once, but in NO case will he call MORE THAN
ONCE. --r-=
On all Licenses unpaid after ten days from this
date the penalty of ten per cent will, WITHOUT
EXCEPTION, be added, according to the provisions
of the Law. 49, -i1I7sfa1
The Deputy Collector, J. W. Warden, viii be In
Triadelphia on the 18th and At We Liberty on the
jected to the penalties Of the Law
anR7 N Collector Int. Row. Ist piSt. WI Va
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TN pursuance Of an order Of sale Issued from the
Clerks Ofiee Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio COnnty
25h, 1885, at the ifont door OF the Court house Of
Ohio County, offer Tor sale at public auction to
the highest aad best bidder the undivided nine
sixteenths of lot Humbaf one hundred aud eighty
one, being the interest OF James Salisbury IN said
. Terms ofsaIs-A credit of elk and eight months,
the purchaser giving bond With good security said
bond bearing interest from day Of sale until paid,
the title being retained until all the purchase money
Is paid. afr7 4i i--s1
h, Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. N. t
ALONZO LORING,
Sheriff Of Ohio County and CommiSsiOnor.
jun 23td - 1-f 49, 60 49,
~ The above sale Is postponed TN Saturday,
August 18th. Ii fTsI II anil
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: &C UnItad -. q -,


TN the District Court Of the United States, within
j. and for the Western district % Virginia.. faF
In pursnahce Of the deeree aud order Of the
said District Court in tie Above entitled Cause 4
ne dtl estedf duh nlle aud eutere1 on fhsSOth jaJ
81 June, 1855 lahll zen a. public au6tldn a tn
18Th DAY Of Auguet 1865, commencing at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ at the dencs % charles ". Rn5seIl o.
Monroe street IN the city Of wheeling, the personal
pt0Perty particularly mentioned And described in
said cause, consisting OF Hou5shold ana kitchen
Furniture.
-. ssE .oas.s. EDWARD n NORTON,
Marshal pftho y. g faI tie lFest. Dist. Of va
alEl3la
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BY the pink of fashion at Saratoga this
year-soi it is chrouicled-colored muslins
are not considered at all elegant White
organizes, tulles, and tarlatanes, are worn
by young ladies, and also by young marri-
ed ladies, and are made exceedingly drsssy
by pretty French caps, and wide bowed
sashes of the same material trimmed with
lace, and pink, and lilac, or violet ribbon.
Fine wool grenadines, and other very
transparent wOOllenf tissues, trimmed with
lace, silk ruching or designs in braidiug
and needle work, constitute the most adj
niged, as we'll as the newest evening toll
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God guard our dag, and keep each star
Faeh stripe as bright as new they wave,
still make IL lead our ranks In war,
still fioat above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
10 trail It through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts Its lot will share
And followlit to Death or Fame:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14
Tho oolap.o Of tho o9nfeaerate7I Loan.

From the 1onuOn UNly NeWB1 -r-.r..
The sudden collapse of the Confederate
Loan has not unnatnrally filed the calcu-
lating friends of the South in this country
with dismay. This stock, which on.its in
PRODUCTION to the English market was so
skilfully manipulated as to be quoted at a
premium, has during the last few days
sunk by successive plunges to 20 discount.
On Tuesday morning, indeed, it could not
be disposed of at any price, however low,
but few sales were eventually effected at
IL discount. Yesterday, while other kinds
of foreign stock rose, the Shareholders
Loan still retained its alarming position of
severe and exceptionable depression. IN
der these circumstances, it is hardly sur
prising that the panic of the Shareholders
agents and representatives in this country
should be extreme. This sudden fall in
their favorite stock shows that the arts by
which 1t has been so long supported, are
beginning to fail, that the outside world
can no longer be deceived by smooth pro-
phecies of Southern successes, but is TAX
ing the measure of current events for it
SELF It shows that the resources of plau-
sible mystifcation are nearly exhausted,
and that the public are beginning to exer-
else their own judgment on American af-
.fairs.
The COEfederacy has clever agents and
IduNUGALGd ILLS CuuuGTy rs ~ udS h0le
leading men in America, and they have
done their work well. Their representa-
tons have induced number of ignorant
and innocent people not only to believe in
the omnipotence of the Confederate cause,
but to invest their savings in its so-called
Cotton Loan. But facts are stubborn
things, and in the end break down the
most skilltulIy constructed fctions, how
ever long or loudly they may be reiterated.
The inevitable crash is fast approaching,
as its victims begin already to discern
The desperate game of speculation is
nearly played out, and the public are be-
ginning to see the Confederates in their
true character. The panic of the players
is, therefore, perfectly natural. A prema-
ture crash would obviously be fatal. At
all hazards some attempt must be made to
delay the final catastrophe. Something,
no matter what, must be said or done to
restore temporary confidence, and prop
up for a brief space the falling cause. If
nothing else can be done, resolute effort
may at least be made to brazen it out for a
time. II is the very moment to put on a
bold front and use no strong language, and
the Confederate representatives in this
country have accordingly bestirred them
selves 70 meet the emergency.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14
DesirabIe Residenee for Sale

ETlHE residence Of Mrs. Samuel Neel, situated on
John street, between 9th and 9th in Wheeling,
bath rooms. Gas aud water throughout the house,
all in complete repair, and dry cellar under the
whole building. a
The lot fronts 90 feet on John street, running back
100 feet to wide alley Is elevated feet above
the level Of John street. has dressed stone wall in
front surmounted with Ornamental iron railing.
Yard filled with shade trees. Smoke-house, stable
and necessary out.buildings on premises.
Possession given In October.
The above presents unsurpassed inducements to
any one seeking q residence.
Apply to MRS. NEIL, on premises. augl4 tt
[Parkersburg Gazette, Clarksburg Telegraph and
Rairmont National publish two months, and send
bill to thi51oflce for collectIon.l a' is
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SURGEON GENERALS oFFIoE, i
WAsHISGIoH CTFR, August It'll, 1853.
WANTEpt-surgeOus and Assistant surgeol

"ANIEDI-SurgoOn8 aud Assistant SlrgeOn8
w for COlOFed regimentsl
Applicants for appointments must be Graduates
Of Medicine aud Of such physical ability a. wiz en-
able them 70 endure hard held service. They win
be examined previous 70 appointments BY q Medical
Board Applications 70 appear before an Examin-
expenses allowed previous % appotntment. Pay of
Assistant Surgeon, slI2 s.. pay ofSurgeon, sl6S O0
afi7 W. A. HAMMOND,
angI1 g en- Surgeon General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14

A RgEsEA1ESJVEI.n MATE H-s6Ds-
"a rior @ Blue Lsek-A iresh supply inst received
Il the Odd FELLOW f-tsrll
~ l5ss.ia e. Is.lI1 Z 80 -, BoqIfI1Ses AEtsdt
ffQASHITUpEON1 ht1aTEsEf-5ast 5rs-
~ iesiEod at tue Ola Below Han Drag Store 4
y ily31+ u f7-ia u -ls.l = BOOKING, AT
bte e3ssfaas rssusasiE 10 u = ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14

a writer insthe NewsiYOrk EesniTg Post
remarks that 'sthe plan for taking Fort
Wagner would have been successful but
for the want of daylight"-Shich seems
to be another way of saying that our forces
wOuld have captnred, the fort, but they
ttaidn't see it"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14
NOTICE.
A. m. ADAMS & co,

y SHIRT COLLARS and WRISTBANDS for the
State Of West Virginia, Wholesale and retail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14
Smiths BOffIfng Cellar.

ITyHE uuisr.ii, med having piaso4 his BOTTLIHG
~ MOks Ia thg50qsa TePiF e nSE I -, sSoSa
'i'is' szs ) ,as.ls ehO: .sAi4A'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14

SILK NETS. Leather Travelling sateheIIs, Machine
y silk, kiss Ne Quick Collars, Bugle Trimming
and Buttons Gilt Belt Clasps very fine, gu % be
hRk at [au14l d. NICOLL BROS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14

AN Atlanta, Ga, paper dsneunces the
base outrage of forcing starving people in
yicksburg to eat United States rations.--
The fellow complains that the, rebels are
NOT rebilliops enough to, die of hpnger. :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14
NOTICE.

NOAA$Gs
FTNHE annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Citizens Fire, Marine and Life .InsuFa7e Co.,
Of Wheeling, viii be held ut their ONCE the Esd
inst the purpose Of eleeting nine directors to
for the ensuing year, and for the Eausaetion
Of such other business as may be brought betore
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