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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-29
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
In THE PEARL MILLS

With new and improved machinery, are now in
the most perfect condition to do your grinding of
all kinds, in the best manner, at the shortest no.
tice. With many years experience in the business,
the best of machinery, and experienced and com
petent millers will not fail to give good salts
faction to all who may favor with their patron
age. And, while we gratefully acknowledge the
generous patronage extended US during the past
many years, we assure you no effort shall bespared
to merit continuance of your favors.
~ The highest market price at all times paid
for Wheat. DICKS 4 JOHNSON,
43tf Maamee City, Feb. Ia. '62.
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CHAPTER V,

And now, as we have said so much of
Mr.. Lazy 0'Lear, il is time we give the
reader history of that parsonage Not
withstanding his singular cognomen, Lazy
was descended from royalty itself. His
grandfather, king of the gypsies, had
years before, emigrated from Bohemia to
England, bringing most of his subjects with
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-29
DR. j. ]. DAHLEN
BORT MEIGS NURsE ERY.

As the season is approaching for the transplant
ing of trees &c. beg to call the attention of those
interested to large and well selected stock Of
Trees and Shrubbery,
Consisting in part of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,
Cherry, Aprcots, Ounce Raspberries, Blackberres,
Goosberries, Currsnts, Plant, Grapes, &c.
We have full assortment of Fruit, Ornamental
and Evergreen Trees, which we will sell at war
prices. POMER0Y e. BROS.
Office at the PostOfice, Perry yspurg, Ohio. Give
us n call lStf
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-29

A PouLTRY-FANcIER lately procured a pic
ture OF fsvorite hen, which was so natural
that 1t laid on his table for several weeks.
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JOB PRINTING.

We are prepared to execute all kinds of job
Work, such as Posters, Sale Bills, Programmes,
Invitations, Cards. Labels, Pamphlets, all kinds Of
Blanks, &C., in the most satisfactory manner.
Orders filed at short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms.
OBLINGER & CHAPLIN,
Publishers and Proprietors.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

B. W. JOHNSON. J. r AGowEN.
JOHNSON & M'GOWEN,
ATTOR NEYS AT LAW,
t6y PerrysBurg, Ohio.
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9srrgshmrg snnrual,
rrBLIsnED
EVERY EsDAY MORNING
OBLINGER l. CHAPLIN.

The space occupied by ten lines Of minion is one
square. . ..-..ts ..
All Transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance tn insure publication.
Advertisements inserted with the mark "t, VIII
be charged for until ordered out.
When yearly advertisements are inserted four or
more changes will be allowed.
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JAMES NuRRAY. J.F. PRICE.
MURRAY & PRICE,
ATTORN NEYS AT L W,
Soy Perrysburg, Ohio.
YLVANUs JEFFERSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, PEIRYsBURG, 0Ho.-Ofiice
in East end of Baird House Building. Will attend
promptly to all business entrusted TO his care. II
ASHER COOK. w.H. GoRRILL.
600 X s. GOR II 1 l. L.
- ATTORNEYS AND CouSsELLoRs AT LAW,
Will attend promptly to all business intrusted to
their care Office over Hitchcock's store.
Perrysburg, February A, 1868. 4oy
u. II. DODGE 4 J. R. TYLER, Perrysburg.
W. r.. BRY ANT, Prairie Depot.
nODG Il, TYLER Il BRY ANT,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Perysburg Ohio.
Particular attention paid to Conveyancng and
Eotorial Business Also, for SALE large quantities
of Land in Wood and adjoining counties. 'Go-tf
~ ORGE AIN,
VI ATTORNEY AT LAW, Perrysburg, Ohio.
Will attend to all business entrusted to his care
in the several Courts of Ohio. Office in Hoods
Build ing, up stairs, Louisiana Avenue. ly
DR. ]. HOW Ellis,
IL HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
0hin
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Ff s5si-ya.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19

Mr, LAMB moved, 10 order to allow tho
Committee on Revision time TO perfect the
ordinance regulating the frss election un-
der the new Constitution, that when tue
Convention adjourn Il adjourn till tO.mOr'
row al eleven o'clock.
NJ. VAN HNELE offered two resolutions,
the first directing the Executive Committee
to contract with party, who had pteSeEV.
ed complete report Of the debates and
proceedings Of the Convention from the
frSt, 10 trauscribs the same With view to
publication, and the second directing the
same committee to publish the Same If they
deem it eIpedieut.
The first resolution was adopted; the
second rejected.
The Convention then adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19

dangerous after the rattlesnake." This Is
perfectly true, 10 letter aud In IptFit!i she
rattlesunke represents South CAroIina-
see the first Palmetto Aagi the cOpPerhead
represents your Northern traitor. the
ratIlesuaks, with oil It's venom, has one
virtue-it never strikes without warning
that inevitable rattle gives you timely 90
tlce Of danger; but the coppe'ead gives
no sign Of attRck-it is In verify snake
In the grass. South Carolina gave long
warning OF her purpose to Stfike--she
shook her rAttles and barred her tanGS Tor
Years before she made the spring at Sum.
ter Your copperhead Is no such
rhivalrous foe; be hides in tho
grass, silent aud GeacberOuS, springs
upon you uuaWAres-no rattle, no
hiss, hot lurking Watchfulues' and a leap
At Tuur throat, that might for tie perfect
surprise II not It's success, excite envy IN
tho hrrast Of an East Indian Thug The
Copperhead prefers dark plSces--like the
secret committee rooms Of the Diffusion
Society; gives no warning Of is proximity
traitors never do; attacks directly only In
self lpteuse-cOwardS always act thus II
ia called .'chuuk heal" from the unusua
thickness. Of il skull, and ''deAf adder. 4"
because Of its incompatible stupidity. 1t
10 one Of the most pUiIonOus aud danger
Gus OF reptiles; a sensual, beGotIrd, cold,
treacbrrous thing; hiding in dark places;
numbering the unwAry traveller; living upon
innocent birds; cowardIy, telnorsleSe, er1e'
and loAihSome. There Is remarkable ht.
ness in The uAmp-Irt the traitors be called
"COpperheadS."-N J. PGper.
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superintendent Of Elections

BOOus-JohnSon COPIey, Joseph Barker
Frederick Chambers.
BSasionSG. r. TAyIOr ~. Baxter,
Martin ROllyson.
BGr5Our-Jesss Teter, John Keller, Wm.
K. Hall,
BrOott-James X. Hervey, Joseph APP
plegate. Eli Green.
Acknowledgment Marks, James bier,
william Ellison.
Cd6s!l-G. Parker, julius LesSge, John
Afford.
CIay-samuel B. Hyer, Madison Ste.
phsnson, s B. 6roSe.
Doddridgs-J. K. Knight, Joseph Dis
DehAr, Jesse J. Allen.
Faysts-Wn. Sims, Matthew llaron,
Gitmr-Mattbsw Holt, ThO'. N. Bran
non, James Gather.
Observation-Disclosures W. Bird, John
@. GiIIeu, George II. Hand.
Hamp,hire-T. R. CArSkaden, G. W.
Sheets, John Hughes.
Hqrdy-AbljAh DOlley, John Michael,
Charles Scott.
HaTi.On--Jas. ". Harris, A. werninger,
James n. Mines.
HancOek-Alex. Morrow, James H. Pughr
Benz. Miller.
JaekIOn-E. S. Mahon, D. J. Keeney, DA-
vid Woodruff.
Kauawaa-G. Slack, Fred. Walker, Phi
lip Morgan.
LogGn--IIArvey HinchmAn, Rhodes Bal
lard, Matthias u. Brown.
LttrI-p. N. Halo, II. Dsugbersy, Geo.
Dnucer.
Newton s. Barnes.
Nerer-ThOs. Little, Kinza TilIeF, Syl-
Tester Upton.
NonOngalia-A. Raymond, Edward Price,
James Domain.
Aorgan-AAron Bechtol, Jacob Cam,
John BuzERrd.
Aarsha!!--N. Dunn, S. B. stidger, James
Bentley.
Noion-BouI. Lemastor'r Joseph Sly, W
Il. TomlIuuhs
AeDortH-1. P. lIobAck, David Payne,
Washington Payne.
Miehslar-J. n. McCutcheon, Anthony
RAIDER, Saml. =. Crosse.
Ohio-A. T. Ross, ". NJ. Bsrrybill, Geo
". Sights.
I9tdtan.-R. Patterson, Vim. Carroll,
Josiah Powell.
Prt,lon-smlsh Crane. J. c. McGrew,
VIM. II. Grimes. -
POeahOnta,-Samuel L. Gibson, Nelson
Prey, David ". Gibson.
PendirtOn William Anderson, Reuben
Vance, Michael Mouse.
Putnam-D. S. Montague, John Bowysr,
Gideon FrederickT.
Roltigh-Joseph Wills, Jacob Harper
James F. Webb.
RoaHs-M. Mcwhortsr, Samuel Gibson,
James Riddle. q ~
RItohis-P. Harris, D. BOughusr, James
Malone.
RandOiph-w. J. Dtummond, Asbury
Stain ,ker, ". v. Pharis.
TaytOr-JA"ss ". Burdest, John ".
Blue, Stephen Behtu.
TTsksr-D4vid Wheeler, SauSam z. Par.
sons. Jacob ". Parsons.
Tyt.r-L. W. T. Martin, Levi Hissan,
Robtru SAlhtrl.
Up,hur-s. RohrbSugb, D. D. T. Farms.
worth, c. ". MrNuIty.
Wdyne-w. ". Brumfrld, John B. Bow.
co, Jnhn r. Barbour.
Wttsel-FrAukIin Williams, john R.
Brown, George ". Bier.
IHirt-B. =. Stewart, AhljAh HaWIey,
Alfred Foster.
wOOd-H. Il. Dis, Will Hatcher ". E.
Stevenson. lI..
Wyoming-Alitchell Cook. oha'. Stew.
art, Hiram LHubsrt.
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tn. New STATE meeting Last Night

In accordance with the notice which mp
ppnrcd yesterday mOrniUV Il meeting OF The
friends ii the New State WAS bell last
ni,h. In the Convention ball at the Custom
House.
Numerous speeches we're made, and 'bt
be.. feeling prevailed. 1t. Governor Polls
lev was called to The chair. The meeting
was addressed by Gen. Wheat, Auditor
Crane, P. @. Van wiukIo, ESQ., Col Ben,
SSiT:".s. Wheat I" B'q H' 81 Morgan.
Gru. Wheat gave expression to the opin'
ion that Ohio county would give far more
decided msjority when 1t comes to vote on
the adoption of the amended Constitution
than was given 81 the late election for usl'
egG.s.
Col. Smith said 10 reply to an inteFrOg'
asOry of Me-. PomerOy that they would car
~ the whole KauaWha valley for The new
State. KauawhA county alone would give
. sjOrity for the amended Constitution o.
1900 or 1000.
The meeting was called for the purpose
wslearu Of considering the prOpriety OF re-
commencing to the various counties CON
posing the new State, the holdiog OF
general Convention to nomigate candidates
for State officers at the coming election un'
der the new State Constitution, but mas
much as the Convention had not yet acted
or The ordinance relating to that election Il
was not deemed advisable to take action
and tho meeting adjourned over till TO-
night
We may say iu this connection, Wha
vs have not noticed before, that the Con
vsu.iOu unanimously accepted the amend
msut to the Constitution, on Tuesday, ant
il was unanimously adopted as amended
yesterday. There is the utmost unsnimi'y
aud good feeling In the Convention, ant
We hope II will extend itself to every cool
aud corner OF the new State.
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By way Of further illustration Of the
manner In which the Wheeling PrHI Is
supporting the new State, We quote it's ed
itOrlslyc on the proceedings il the
Convention the day before:
The vote by the Convention on the viii.
ley amendment yesterday was like the ban.
die Of jug-aIl on one side. TGis is as
we'll As not seeing that the Thing is 10 be
done LlUkIng 1t things all round, We
canuot but bRree With those distinguished
perSunnRes Of our favored age, namely,
President Lincoln aUd Gov. Peirpoinl, that
We4re 'making history" very fast. Other
things. perhaps, may also be making With
considerable rap,dny, but there Is little
room to hope 1t will hs either Liberty,
Honor, or Prosperity. The IuIuts Is very
dark Indeed.
No" compare this editorial With The one
ia lbs Iro. OF Feb. s,b, 10 which the edi'
tor pretended to come cut heartily for the
New State, and Ia which be called upon
"every loyal man, every wise man, every
sane man, every Iove' Of the Constitution
aud OF State rights" to cease further OppO-
riuoD and go in for The New Sale lie
expected and ku v, Of course, that going
for the New State in"luded The Wiley
amendment. lie expected that the Con.
VenIiou would ratify IT, lie had no other
idea. All the premises were before him.
H. called upUu bis clique to make no fur
tbsr oppo,itiou--uOt 10 the New State, OF
course, but 10 the ansndmsHi for that was
1hs is,ue,-and yet when that amendment
10 adopted, snd because It 10 adopted, see
the article be WriIsG. Iftbere can be any
dupliciry or meAnness more strongly mark
cd than that .barAcseriEtng The conduct Of
'tSs Garlic igent Of the RT.' toward the
New State, 1t lS only found 10 bic dupIlcity
and msanuesS towards the great cause OF
the Union ltneli. But all this Is to be er.
pected from one who was dismissed in dis
honor and disgrace from the service Of the
country.
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A New State Meeting In WAynG
County.

A New State Meeting In WAynG
County.
Editors IntslIiStneT:
A meeting Of the citizens Of WNyul
County, was held At tie court room 10 Co
redo, on Tbur,d4y, the !orh inst to give
expression to The Srulimtnlsa and wishes ol
The people In regard TO The adoption Of thu
Constitution lately amended and approved
by ConEr, Is, aud which. If nov rntiti, d by
the people will establish the new State OI
West Virginia.
After the meeting wnI called to urctr,
John .. B"wrn, Esq, WAS chosen chair.
man, and &. 3. Weub, Secretary B D.
Nr(;inniI very clearly hut briefly slated the
object Of the meeting, and At the close
moved for the appointment OF committee
to prepare resolutions forihs consideration
Of the meeting. The committee CONSISTED Of
B. D. Nc tnniS, Lieut., L. b RAmsdslI, Able
SegSF, ESQ.,, John Barbour, Esq, and
Thomas Adams, who reIirsdSS and soon Of.
ter reported the following. which were
adopted by unanimous vote:
R'IoIpsd, That We believe that the diVi.
sion OF the State oI Virginia 10 one Of the
most important measures which our leglS.
lAtor8 have acted upon Of late years, and
that the establishment Of new State aB
proposed, will contribute to the interest
and prosperity Of every inhAbitapt Of West
Virginia,
RtsOlved, That we feel Il to be our duty
to use I'LL our influence and all honorable
means from now ill the day Of votlug, to
secure as large a vote 10 possible for the
adoption Of the Constitution framed BY the
Convention at Wheeling, and lately amend.
ed aud approved BY Congress, now 10 SOS.
sion.
R1oiptd, That though there may be au
honest difference Of opinion 40 to the lime
when the new State movement should have
been initiated, now 10 smpbAtcally the time
for Us to exert every effort to complete tho
work the Wheeling Convention commenced
aud ConRrePs continued and that now, Il
ever, ID tho time when We should throw OF
The yoke aud burden which EAOleru Viz.
giuiS has 80 lOngimpoSed, In enormous taK.
alton and unequal representation, 10 total
dlIregard Of our just rights and our claims
to fait proportion Of the benefits Of tho
public revenue.
RsIoiUrd, That our delegate to the Wheel.
log Convention W. ". BRuMYIELp, Esq,
DO respectfully requested to use all bis In.
tlNsnce aud labor 10 the best Of his ability,
to secure the success OF tho new CouBtItu.
ton and the organisation Of the govern.
msnt oil West Virginia.
RsIOivtd, That copy Of these resolution
aud the proceedings Of this meeting bs for.
waFded TO the Lafslligtnttr and other pa.
psrS 10 Western Virginia friendly TO The
cause, for publication.
Joux B. BoWEx, Chairman.
O. B. WEnEt Secretary,
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Al a meeting ofthe citizens Of Pine HILL
Marshall eOduty, Va, held February l4th,
1868, Samuel JoueS was appointed PEeSi.
dent, aud Wm, Hartley Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was explained
BY James Campbell, Esq.
Joseph Turner and James Campbell, Rsq
then addressed the meeting In in behalf Of
the new State, in 40 able and appropriate
manner, after which the following reSolu.
tons were unanimously adopted.
RsIOirsd, That We will support no man
for Office In the future who Is not at this
time a thorough going Union man.
RsIOIvsd, That We will use all hOuorA.
bio means to secure the triumph Of tho
new State. ..
RTolrsdi That We request the CouVsu.
ton to grant the soldiers the right to vote
90 the new State.
RtIOlved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting DO signed BY the President aud
Secretary and published in the Wheeling
Lnt'IIigsnetr.
sANuHE JOINS, President.
VIZ. HARTLEY, Secretary.
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oynrE o. PnovoSr MAnsuAL GEN. ov Va, |
WuFRJfRu In Yah a. lH61

TINIIE following soldiers belonging to Company IL.
18th virginia Volunteer Infantry, are reported
absent without leave; they will return Immediately
10 duty Of arrested will be treated a. deseftert:
Crna5oF6 0AlIAhor, age % years, height tnet !
Ipth, complexion light eyes blue, hair light born In
MOnOhgnA county. Va, occupation 1TM eF' enlisted
1t tocky Run Oct 9Th 1851 for term Of three years
by Capt Smith, absent frOu company hinee February
q, 1869.
william LentssteTS, age 70 years, height feet
inches cOmpexIOn dark eyes black, hair dark, born
In WoIEsl county, Va, occupation farmer, enlisted
Al Rocky Ruu Sept 5th ls0l. for term Of TIRES years
by Capt Smith, ab,tnt from company since February
u, 1863,
Inch, complexion dark, OyesIAIk hair dark, born tu
WSIei county, Va, occupation farmer, enlisted 1t
ttetou, Oct Sth. 1851, for the term Of three year,
BY Capt sullIh, absent from'eomP1uy since February
81. 1868.
Alfred Mccullough, age is years, height feet
inches complexion flr eyes blue, hair light born 10
W0tzsI unity, Va. occupation n farmer, enlisted at
Elisabeth, March eth, 1861 for term Of three Year,,
BY Capt smith, absent from company IIncS February
81, lS6S.
Jacob Sole. age 2 years height f.S! InSs com;
county, Va, Oocup tlon farmer, enlisted At LlItletJu
UctoDer 9Th. 1861, for term Of three years BY Capt
Smith, absent from company RInes Ped %, 1861
David Il IIOAtherley, age IS Year,, height teet
Inches, complexion iAlr, eyes dark, hAlr light, born
III Harbour county, Va, occupation farmer, enlisted
10 Wo0d onnty, Va, Jan 3Oth, for the term Of three
years, by Capt Smith, absent from company slnso
February D. 1863.
Isaac Woods, age 10 years, height iest. com.
plsEIon dark, SeS blue, hair dark. born 10 Ws.Isl
county, Va, occupation farmer, enlisted At Rocky
KuH, SsptOs Der 9Th, 1861 BY Capt Smith, for term
Of three JtArB, Aboent from COMPANY SineS January
I'D, 1851.
jacob FraSltr, axe Il year., height 8 feet insh,
complexion dark, eyes blue hair dark born Ia Wit
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1 r Il a. ~. ~
Ine Iou6WlnE SG9leia 3elongnk 70 Capt' bstri
e9mP.hy, hnEEo!u bSt!te.onI ~ Ispoh A9seal
Htneal leayS tnSy wy Letatn imIata asiy 20 duty
Of 4, 1tLostSNt NI ~ ~ teSte1 7.
goAGt sse "a yeatS; ne'9nt Iest Iae9et
@ m1t' yo. XIX 1 Sto Anoatni snutea y
mu.a S I.h SSp' AV'"' i''A' 'uPP''sa 10 70 ~
nG H1 y u slI nIIIspoE y;
HIa4sS aSea yeAtS, Relgat 70 Ieh ~ Iaehe, !!
@SE.Ha '' ~, G nH MSaa sn ". y
n01lS !, ~ Ft IISIIl 'AhSS
- bI1aaseE, aGS% yosrf heiSat 'eot lneh,
S.,os ~ G.;rS,h rs 1 SnSe ~
w. s1s"S"ro pS A''N ''''' " " NUM-
near stEAoSnG Y. .-,
W.T. TsaEisE agS u Isst' sslEht t'et tnshtI,
'. ~ ~, l S9'.Hoa =.
horOa nsss Spi ''''' 'SP'''N 70 % a.
nome hSaI S H y.
SeSennus - AEe ~ yoAHi nSIGHt SIeet iaehea'
SS,s p'i W.! I'm IN, ,S t uGt ShIea ~
w. SS IV'u' 1904 'uPp0'so F" vi" n0@'
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The ErprsI aesspts and rejoIcsS Ia The
name Comprehend" and desires that IL
may DO applied to the entire Democratic
PIC. Slavery party. ItlSApt. The copper.
head 10 described BY naturAIIS1 40 an
american venOmOuI serpent, the most
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19

r- The steamer LIBERTY No.2, Captain
y. X. Boom. wilihAV for the above and
3IntsrmsdIAt ports Friday evening, the
10Th inst. At o'clock p, u. For frOlShtOr passage
is6lO JRLLY / MANNER, Agents.
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Dol guard orr hAX. AMI xeri. a.: b atAI
Zach stripe NJ bright ~ NOV they NaVe'
gtIlltnAkS Il lGrI utiT rankHIn var
sui dOAt 4LmVV Sttelt pnlFints grave
Death to tho traitor that Nnllld tlAre
TntraIl II through the dust % AhEhe'
All honest hORrtN ita lot ~tIl share
And lOIiCT 1t n DtAIlh "r FHmS
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MARSHAL'S SALE STEAM
Err BEN. FRANKLIN E

DURSUANT to a Asrrc.aI order Of the District
/ Court Of the United States for the Western nis'
uirt Of Virgin \, and writ Of VenhitIonl oxponGa
issued hereunder and to nue. directed, AhAil, on
Monday, the III day Of February, 1858, commencing
a Ials 10 the forenoon, sell tho steamer
Den. FRANKLIN, her eDElntS, machinery, furniture,
tack and equipment, AS he now lies in tbs port Of
WHEELING, At the public landing ri the said city nj
Wheeling, upon the following tFruE, tO.WIt: tine
fourth 10 cash. aud the remainder Of the purchase
money In two equal indictments payable In four and
eight months, With Interest from the day Of SALE the
purchaser giving BONDS With personal security 10 be
approved ny ME, FIR the deferred lnstaiments.
hbt&th EDWARD n. NORTON. MAr4hAI.
clheinnAtl Commercial and Pittsburgh GaIeltN
publish three times and chaI 80 this Ctiiee
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

oTIeE OF CoLtEeFoA OF INTERNAL RETENUB,
RIRSF DISTRicT OF VIRGINIA.
TINE Licenses and dutIIB on manufactured articles,
i aSaetled for the moh'hS Of sEptsmb :, October,
November and December. for Ohio county, are now
due viii DO 10 my ofdeO from u date unI l the
20. aud Of TriAdeiphA ID peraOn or BY deputy on
9th and 2Slh February. All taxes not paid m or
before there Ep LIED days tie penalty Of 10 per
cent. uaptclded Ia tbs HxciSs Tax Law, Sec. lVth,
will b Oh'Orred. ia. n
None hut Treasury Notes received 10 payment Of
taxes. JAS. @. ORR,
febl9.tlll 18th Collector lGt Dist Va.
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w. The steamer LIzzIR MARTIN, Capt
- GooDWIN, will leave as above this day,
1ssialssi8thG 18Th lost, at 8 oclnek II. N. FOR
freight VI passage apply on board or 10
iS6l0 jHLLEY 4 MANNER, Agents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19
Good News and Good Advice.
From The NlddlotOurne, Tyler county

Prom The NiddletOurns, Tyler county
PlandsGltr, We clip the following:
Prom every part OF the country We hest
good reports for the nav State. The pro1
ple are going 10 work, determined to be
Get free from bondage TO the RsSt. seces.
SIouists are making efforts to keep 10
hanging on TO the old dead carcass Of East
Virginia, 40 Shs 10 banging on to the tail
end Of tho Southern OOnthieveracy. But
heed them not; The very fact that all the
rsbrlS and their sympathiEerO oppose the
new State 10 enough 70 show UnIon men
there 10 something rotten Ia the OpPOSt.
tlOn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19

TuE New York FOH suggests that Our
Government should ProFsr its services to
tho Emperor Of The French to hOlp bin out
Of The ditacul!isu Ia which 10 has beeu Ia.
vOlvsd By biz imprnctIcNbIS attempt to
conquer the republic Of Mexico. 1t ought
TO be dOnO at once, on grounds Of bumAni-
y, and to stop the -uGele'S eGuSIon Of
blood. France has undertaken task
which she cannot complete. /. ~. /