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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-13
Railroads.


NroTICE-On and after MONDAY, Dec. !, 1862, Pas
~ senger Trains vii, iesye Bellows Falls for bratteboro
at A. NJ aud l50 r. NJ and returning leave Drattsbo-
70 at Il. 20 A. NJ. and 20 r. NJ
Freight Train leaves Bellows Fails at 20 NJ and Brat
tleboro at go A. NJ.
The trains this route connect South
with the vi Mass,. and Connecticut river Railroads to
Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport, direct to
New York. ON the North with the Rutland Burlington.
sullivan Vt. Central Vermont Cansaa Connecticut aud
passupsie Rivers Railroads forming direct
with whitehall Saratoga AMI Schenectady, ST. Johnsbury
and White Mountains Burlington and iouses pspt Qg
dcnsbure and Montreal. NJ. sLuAT, supt
Dec. l, 1859. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-13
q "A U ITO
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE uEAr,

/ ~, VOW, Physician and Surgeon N o. g. Endics
boeson, Is coEsulted daily for all DISEASES Iurid,
Flow Aibus, Suppression, and other n.pstru,i A.
nen.s are All treated on pathological principle
speeay relief guaranteed In very few days So tpya.
complaints yield under It, and the afflicted persona
joices in perfect health
" DOW has 20 doubt bad greater experience IN To.
OF diseases OF women and children than any other phys
in Boston. -
Boarding aceon odatons Tor patients Who may wish si
IN hostcn few days under his treatment
Dr. Dow, since 1876, having con6ned his whole atte
TO an ONCE practice for the Of Private pis-s,
Female Complaints, aeknosiefges superior In The Il
states
Ball letters must contain four red STAINS er tht
not be answered..
offce Hours from sA. N. tosP.M [l5.lalyI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-13

CAkE OF BOOTs.-l have had three
pairs OF boots for the last six years, and
think ! shall not require any more for the
next six to come. The reason is, that !
treat them in the following manner: put
pound each of tallow and resin in a Dot
on the fire: when melted and mixed. I
warm the boots and apply it hot with a
painters brush, until neither the sole nor
the upper will soak any more. If 1t is
desired that the boots should immediately
take polish, dissolve an ounce of wax
in teaspoonfui of lampblack. A day or
two after the boots have been treated with
the tallow and resin, rub over them this wax
and tuipentine, but not before the fire.
Thus the exterior will have coat of war
alone, and shine like mirror. Tallow or
grease becomes rancid, and rots the stitch
ing and leather; but the resin gives it an
antlseptic quality, which preserves the
whole Boots and shoes should be go large
as to admit of wearing cork soles. Cork'is
80 bad conductor of heat, that with it in
the boots, the feet are always warm on the
coolest stone foor.-Mechanica lMaqazine.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-13

A little boy, a few days since, while COM
ing down stairs, was cautioned by his morh.
er not to lose his balance. His question
which followed was puzzler. "Mother,
II should lose my balance, where would
it 60 n"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-13

a. prices averaging below the present wholase x.. q,
the goods In any Of cur large markets ae "
We nave lus eoexst quantity Of staple eoa. %
1ssott our secE which We viii sell cost and exne,.s
- as ssne time We have large variety az good -a
before the late rise In prces-vhich We viii
~a y mnsa oser thsn they can b. bought now
our ooeet Is to sell on our entire 20 eoSc The
Ana VIZ propose 70 make IL for the Interest 81 .h-
eny for cash. or ite equivalent purch.-. our ~as.
sax,aas River, Dee q Iss- ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-13
G e TAIN CURE
in all cases. or no Charges Mad

hR. DOW Is consulted daily from 8 A. NJ to sPy
~ above upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of u
name and nature. having BY his unsesricd attenou
ex,raordinary success gained reputation whieh cali
tients from all parts Of the country 10 obtain advice
Among the physicians IN Boston none stand hlghs
the profession than the celebrated DR.. DOW No hi
COT. street Boston Those who need the services Of
perienced physical and surgeon should give hin es
r. s. De Dos Imports and has for sale new arte, d
ed the French Secret Order by mail two for 81 and
stamp. I5-I4l,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-13

I ARGE BOX STOVES, suitable for fu,,.,
~ Meeting Houses. School Rooms &c, Cottarv C,s
Sled Shoes, Crates and Doors for sugar work. consO
haha oy lai A. s. CllsI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
ConEreaG.

Congress adjourned yesterday. At this
writing we have no definite information as
TO the exact shape of the Finance Bill, but
it would seem as if it had been passed in
satisfactory and efficient shape, and that
the necessities Of the Government aud the
country have been fully provided for.
The Senate will remain in extraordinary
session for some days for the purpose of
t. .sactiuR executive business. The term
senator Wiley from this State having
pis ed, Mr.BOWden, the new Senator, takes
his place. The terms of Messrs. Brown,
Blair aud Whaley, our Representatives in
the lower House, expired Yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
Anothor sneoImon.

Another specimen OF the utter hypocri-
sy and treachery of the recent preteusious
of the Carlileite of the Prem towards the
New State, is his call yesterday for meet
ing at TriadeIphia TO send delegates to an
anti New State Convention which some of
his brother copperhsads out in Hsrrisou
county are endeavoriug to get up This
editorial call comes from the man who not
a month ago came out aud advised "every
wise mau-every saue .man every States
rights man." to go in for the New State
and vote for it. A precious specimen
OF manhood such an editor must be,
must he not2 But what else could be
expected from man who has been dis
missed in dishouor and disgrace from the
service Of the country? Such man is iu-
deed fit person to be the agept of Car
lilo. Like master, like man. Both stand
before the country lishouored and repudi-
ated. Their last desperate efforts to in
trigue up an opposition Of any size to the
New State will prove miserable, misera-
bic failure. Scarcely an intelligent man in
all these counties now but who understands
perfectly the low and uuscrupulous game
witch Garlic and his imported agent are
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
Decd TaIk.

Alta Union meeting in indianapolis, the
Colonel of the 9th Indiana made a
speech, in which he said;
",rha Proclamation was a war measure
and tho President used his war pOweF
WhaR he lssued il, Talk about North,
western eehtederaoY, aud you talk about
something that can mover exist. 1t isHn
iWpNssibllity lie knew the peSpie of In
diana too Well, They would never live
eNR "edeN ttEo cid aaG of 0uT, whole eonD-
try, Certain nlenhers ef the LegislatSTe
N'a not IKE his CesSmeRk-the old TNSen,
tSNSeNeAlA lR1iaNa The officers Of his
Iegl'NsAt had Sot up resolutions. Aud
Nose elaesFs were Democrats They
tASN(6at these demaeagues were guilty 81
treason, aud like sNldieFs thew said what
they meant IN 80 many words Thay tol6
governor Morton that If he wanted them
they would Aak the traitors, and hssanss
they had dsRe that they were SalISd itSn,
staet VasaeSRds by these scallaWas. le.-
lSla6(Ve tPaiROES w
tie said the Democrats NFera I,asl,,.
war asaiAst the AdmSpiskra3ioO Az ~
PeEPNse q riding into pOWeN NotA; ny
Vas 81 dlsAeNsteaSNg 70 Tie Sollisr a.,
man Wes thelF hieOd Who would NJ; ~
!''sl@ HatN alSrepata TO Slialh insS 49,, 80
~ 1he very AoaSs pf car extrenify M
pemeSSatis party had deSsr9s,S :. s.S
''W SNe'd dsstEeY w. and cur cause, y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
THE URW9.

The news this morning looks better. It
- HsVss saIUsu sTaS tue GePUrrU disaster
to orr army at Vicksburg are idle rumors;
and We have dispatch stating that news
of the capture Of Fort MeAllister, at the
entrance of Savannah Har6oT, has been re-
ceived At Warrington. Things ara appa-
reusly progressing well near Charleston,
aud it is expected that We will soon have
Welcome intelligence from that quarter.
We notice a large decline in gold 10 New
York; which lends brightness to the pros.
poets ahead. Let US all have patience, and
rest firm in the assurance that all will be
we'll yet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
APnlntnd &C.,

The following comments of the cinciD.
natl Commercial, upon some extracts from
an editorial in the Dayton tohiO) Empire,
will apply exactly, by changing merely the
name, to the Wheeling Prsss:
The Dayton Ea4'frs says of the COuscript
HI' is modelled from the French c0nsoript
law, Rud it contains all the objectionable
and unfair features Of that famous iRstru g.,
ment for 6llinR tho ranks Of an army, aud
has added many More equally ahjeelilna
BILE"
The kEsHetI EnRsGFipt law is The Foot Of
lbs French sF@y, Whieh is the best ia the
WaFd, lie Questionable features ia the
sfes At the Northern sReaks are in It's
ett0ieNey, tbs E'Rpirs OaRtiaaas
"lt will collect in the same layF vast
array OF white aud hisGk msa,
Well, would you disuFtmiuata ia favor of
'ee slSeesf Would JON have white men
drafted aud black inca petla,,ed Ia Kick
up their heels to tmusOi,yp ii 40, why
SO Would The editor of the sG,pirs have
voted TOR the exemption OF negroes, 1t he
had been ~ ooRgEsssE The editor OF the
"PSF"s eNdsayOEa to Give the imRressiSO
that the whites aud blAeka viii DO mixed In
the array, He kaOwa be,,sF ba, Ais oh,
JeS' is 10 teaAWe PEsludiSea aaa prSu,Ot,
public atAseRstONp, that iusleAa Of war
south OF the osiO river We nav have an,
aENSy North ~ IA. So he lice, knowin,
he "a hAI, He concludes The parasvoeS
Na Tie CONSUMPTION With thsae wSsda;
NtAe tate Of the Republic NAV noy, \,
said tS % H1ed We wilt spvetiiy Tscoy,,
i1s safety OF date its ruin,
Ia what would the sAiety Of the Republic
S@AaistF In he saOSssA OF deEsA, OF The
attempt 10 OEsah the EsSeiliOa :
q AaNtAss edit0EiGl article ID ne SOpv
~ tie &AAPSo from WHICH We take ma
above, We aud the tDHsStag
NFee SiItHsas * 4Ae NS{tA are NO lopp.
- : :, we RsStls. fas Sthnea ~ alu.Ss1
SaN ASs2PSAa eAttoa Ia fSsey tAAa zee are.
~ As3 = tAeSettss % eur sOSailiSa WS alsst
y y, seANN ea2Ss NaAa I've Aee9sea SearS--t0
teS Ss94ts'oa q SaRlAeA eA5Sy he lsYeifv
% 1ae StsNS1S, NodeSa tiulss f9raiSS ~
@Aly G4let SesaPsEiseaS,
New, - pAAa Is he As4aNuA 81 si,.,s.,
NS 'As North AAttigeA2 gadsH wAAt re-
S'FAt9ts does the editor Of ths Es,sas, s,,e
SsRR e be sOs AZ 6etStyto lie a 1asCA !,
De Vaass se IA AZ afFasi % assAl sos,s,
'etsg UAiQA be uaAss. Assl hs aisA1 ,o,.
AR asstSG Wesld be sS pleAssa = ooee,
y advocate tSs cause of ths SOa1Asqu ~, /
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
WerthY ofHelnemhrInne.

The NsahEllle tTepg,l Daily Vstoa,
among tho many good and loyal thipga
which II constantly sAys, hAssneveF got of
hetter idea than that embraced Ia the
following sxIFaet from Its epluapsi
phe Conservative idea ct spslSlpiRs The
daveENmeRl In time OF petilous war, and
lighting 10, the death The Administrator
ny which The war must be carried on, il
tue ar'ePEipR ct weak brain ap a false
heart, IL ia like landing virtue in the ab.
sIraet' and picking your aeiSAhOr'a peck.
ats in practice, -,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
"a Curions anestion settIed.

80 49,
4 Paris letter solves s problem which
must have puzzled many Ea"su-that
is, how Italian image boys made their liV-
ing:
LeGp G5Eaug said zone evening" in the
Rreeu-rooIn of the Theatre FraucaisI that
being petplexed atsseeing ItsliaH image
sellers eternaliy hawking their tray OF
staitpetes on their heads through the
streets without human creature ever ap-
pearing to bargain for any ,.:he asked one OF
those vendors if he had exercised that pro-
fession long.
q Thirty years, replied the man.
And did JON ever replied the author
of the AedeeiH de Peg, happen TO sell one
of yopr fgures7"
Never, sir,"
strangeness of the answer, and then said !:
Ny good man do me the favor to tell
me why Jon have been TINS walking about
for the last thirty years With that load
upon yonr head Is itin obedience TO
VOW You have made ?''
No, sir, certainly not; it is to get my
living-that is the oEly reason"
But you say you never sell anything.
never sell anything, it is true re-
tnrned the man "a but there are SO many
clumsy people in the world that a day
never passes without some one running
against me and upsetting my. board. Ny
figures are thus broken, and crowd col
lects and makes the Person pay for them. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
RaVtAsaRsa, "a, Naes ~. { a.,

eAssRgA fNtSt2aNeG
tsttAtt ne eAFNasA tAS medium a. ronr
iSsSss 70 IRt0SW The Risads 81 Cs0s IN
Avg AZ AsN. NAN VeSN SaDlagSa "a - -
t>'ss9 by lpeS3ea, Tat CASy Az eS,sbSSs.,.s
, Ae9 nave EStOiRsa tAetP Coapaay, ~ a
sS..,,s eSA.t eatiSS 10 these v,Sa ~.
ss.sS n Ss4seSA RASeePS $685..
:, ~ - 'ssts SeaaSS q be SOsCeSlo3, PESEiSSs
y w SAelsee eRR tPSSs Vas reduced 81
{ 49, ee9 SeesE causes e0 RostY -.
>, ~ SAs oeaASf Ne SRNSNR1tE Casa RAll ~
49, 49, : 4 Sssta Win Ne wagon te RoEless
~ @ Rs9StsfoaA Also = saA&6 =
~ = ses RSeel RFiSasSRs e WasSiIar.
'SN''eS as toSSs At litsle 0sss tAiSS4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
SCOT o., iaa., NbEaaFy ~ =

NV - ~
lONN--i 50 Nyself doa 10 lsa 10, no,,
tlASl We Sse ~ well ~ RFNSaAG Soa NE
u henry thai TON wanted AiuA "a PSSs &, 49,
seetssS YOU Vas ftea FIR he asqFa O. 81,
ssS @eea REita yOa RRme e ~ Raistsr
tAtesS AeRaeAsa PFNSkuaSia, htAeP a -.
hAA go the AlGgNSA shall 81 fselS =
New JSAa (9Ss he = At stake UiIh tSa,,.
sAa others II yNR tAiAk ReSpa lie = 49,
taaA ENR NAe stay tAaPe And Rss f,FS 49,
And u yoR deA5 saAe hone, aad =, ~
protect yNe, We bare eSs sosisty q ~
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aeS o il ~. RsA bat SAs aSSiSsiss az
eASey = sailed TIE eSlasa saSels aSS ~.
= seS - ResN Rss ta - t0lAe EaSe. ~
q SSS e{ never R0SS WeeS % RniAIes.
SNe y. JeaaA lSAR NsPsEs has SolsS 49, -
= aaRsAAfSs AID ~ Ca hat (Ss $500 - =. y.
eteA az AsaPA&s that IL VA S,Sas,fS Ss,S ~
SsAe sasl4aeSS aud 70 AayS q vhIps voS,S.
~ wife, ~ SSs'sSa
90sS 1, 1 wax yea and 1aAsaSAas q So..
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! % Sesese, ne mana thar Sseo SIS ~
Sss Lester b ia Asl SA6Fs All sa-seT- ~ -
- an = tae 121Ra ,tAAe Ait was $500
Saa = tAs lSStsN sate ySs' 49,, ~
'SA % uSsSe e sls aal u y9a -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05

aHeeffze men RErIIy iia1he morning
der cover OF a dense fog, Imbodea came,
with three hundred aud thirty cavalry, IN.
different directions, driving ia our pickets
and Instantly surronuing the place, thus
entirely pretending the possibility of oar
escape or successful resistance. Under
these Circumstances surrenderiWas tho.
only altshrn6iiYe.
Sergeant w. GALLON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05

eIa, and ara the pr6babis gszg of sneh-
a eourss the horrors of the despotism he
lameuts7 Would he be glad to disObeT
the Laws, aud is their eaforeemeuB 10 his
view, the expression Of tyranby! The
fact il, the writer is 4 traitor and seoun-
dtel most foul, and looks upon the friends
of law and order as his enemies, and the
oppressors of the rsscsis restrained of their
liberty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
oyJ1c1 OF coL1RcroE or Isl. REvkSUE,
Wheeling. Va March 4th, 1868.

Wheeling, Va, March 4th, 1881
FTIHAT parties making making monthly returns,
may know the proTiIions OF the law In regard to
the payment OF their taxes would call their atten
tioa to the foIto4inE sections of the Law:
Ssctfons 76, 70 and so require the duties to Be
'pah to the Collector at the tine Of neertng the
monthly list Ifthey are not then paid, the personl
Owning the GSm0 to ditrant without further
notice and they also Immediately incur the penalties
seTerally prescribed in the aboyesecti0ns- Ten days
only will be given from above time.
Parties are requested TO make payment TO the Col
Iect0r At his ONCE; therefore don't wait TO be called
on by him. The above requirements VIII be strictly
enforced from and after this date.
ITgFffEE9T - JAso0. ORR,
msr42tdltw Col. Int. Rev., Lat Dist of Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
FOR SALE

Real Estate In La GfGnge: Lots numbered IS, g,
and 90 Sesf on the north part Of no II. II not sold
before the 18Th day Of March, 1888, VIII on that
Of the Court-houSe Of Ohio county, to the highest
Terms made known on the day Of sale
mar5 1w ALoNz0 LoRING, for the oWnerG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
OIL LAMP DEALERS,
ATTENTION.

II MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE AT
tention of the trade to my large assortment Of
Goal OIL o Rndiliers, Pendants, Brackets, HarpG,
French Lamps Lamp Stands, aud Trimmings Of ey-
every description. Ass Lanterns- With BhlinB5
ever offered to the trade.
As to quality Of hniah and liberal prices I defy
competition. Catalogues with prices sent on appE-
o1tiOn free Of charge to the trade.
OfHee No. 2T6 Pearl street. New York. Factory
No. IS State street, Brooklyn.
VIII SMITH,
febZ1.lmS Sole Manufacturer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05

this !. -leteer you.may' do IS you-PIesssbOs
write suse say no more bat remain yore
atcent friend one tel delhs
JoHS vs.. GoKSEVLLoUs.
to Mister John Dismore. +.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
Fhe Sort OF hSEtera Written Nv, an.
l0F4 IN the N0Eth 90 Our SSldiSEs,
- - : VII lONIDAA n
oeRINFH, Miss. February 10, 1850.

ooRMFH, Miss, February 70, 1853,
GeVsrH0r NostpA;
S'R-AecempaHyiHE this, yea have a
letter, written by = nAR near Nieana SeOtf
county, lAdtAaA, te AiPFiVAte Ia ny soapa
ay, aaEtslNG BIN % desert the SuFEtcss. = a
curing htn " pCOteettNa ~ home ~ rhe
AGiehaa OF tAs Golden Circle, ,He5SaRbt
10 eeAFEAstsd aud PaRlsAsd IS q traiIOrS
S9eA teateFa eolnata The S6th InSlIAIsa
NsSi@eat every day, The case Is IN. No1r|
eSRaS, Ssd trust Yea viii have the law
eeReESSd against Tie taSiaioHS traitors.
very respectfully. A. NaRRfsj
Capt GORPAny 4 ssh Inflia1o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
Take Notice.

A Ii persons indebted by note or otherwise for
& ~ property purchased at the sale Of John Max
We deceased which sale was held on the 18TH 1sth
and 20h dsyS of November, 1861, are hereby notified
that said notes and accounts must be paid to the ex
eutors of the Raid deceased and TO other person
or PERSON. WILLIAM MAXWELL,
b II. MAXWELL,
rnar5StdkWs Executors
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NEW ADVERF MIS-
FOR SALE.

ToUHTERs, SHELVING, A., u, tho EtqEe-Too1n-
n j formerly occupied by Heiskeu s, sUeariagerf
rapel dooEs below, and eaEe Sx10 feet NOV nSeq
n hRhEinz EiIt frames) with sliding giRsS dooEs F6
SSls N PARTRIDGES Gallery.
NT4HTED-A good Book keSpar and Salesman .
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MTTTERs FoR sia tSa5 coSN ~ ~

THE NEW STATE DISTRICT COM
mTTTEES FOR ot1IO4COuHTY.
TTNHR CENTRAL COMMITTEE for oHIocoUNTY
have appointed the foil wing n " State Com.
mites tor each election pEeeinct:
First DiBtrict-aeConneYs Precinet-A. u. Kim
d8lO and VIM. CraiB.
BrothertOn's Pro jnct-W. T. Gflmsr, 7. T. Max
we'll, John T. Sisson, B. Whitman and Robert CHM
Second Dtstrict-Rest Eberty-RObert Boner, Ar
thur Q Boggs, Fergus Smith. Joseph Hedges Isaac
Snedsker and Philip Young.
Third DIstrict-Itk tnso1's Precinc;-Joseph WAd.
die EbeuezeE MeCo!loeh, VIM. Fletcher, WIN. J. Nc
Colloch and John Bar. Ha fTz-l ~
Woods Run-Wm- North, M. L. Hill AbiIRh Com
neE, D. A. Padgett and Gore Thompson.
Fourth Distrtct-Robert Ferrei, Frederick Miller,
Lewis Lunsford, George Sehelhouss, John Ferrol and
Benjamin Springer.
Filth Distret-Efut Ward -house-Da1id
GIeer, VIM Mex, Day, George Kitson Godfrey Nav
er, Hiram YouuG aud Joseph seybtld.
sixth hstrtet-QouTt- hOnRO-GeorSs x, Wheat,
Il. u, stewart, Eretfeiek Miller and Iouis Keller
Seventh niStriet-Fourth Ward HoSe.hOuse-E G.
JetterBl John OlAtot joseph Britt, Thomas O,Brien
n HeAE and Wn. 8raC,
Eighth Observation-Disclosures Centre WheOllnR-
WA D, Lewis iohn Handy, +. Dtbald, Chribtopher
hASeF, ehlllili Sclde4lqr and OAYtd Kuu,
Sehp0lsheaecS South IHAeOlng-J w, Schultz, An.
Ruatps Handlip. Henry EAher, Andrew Glass aud
Louis SteHhenr0e6s ~
In making the AhaVS appGlntmsnts, the COMMITTEES
hAfe been eAFSN 90 select ONLY suCa a. are believed
tu be ardent and energetic New State men Who VIM
yAaa and impress tSR the VOteCa Ia their FOspeStiTo
eetpFtA that our noble CAUSE iuyplyes the newcastle
be RdeTpd Political blessings EuEht M 'by our
NeNoiettoAaFy Gret Viz Efttlt rO,reSont Aki6a elI
taxation, and lHlprt(ai lssislAiiOa, And that ne
tat.e 70 Set the sNs's tSsat' Il Feas or tfvSr.
a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
PUBLIC SALE q VA. UABLE RRAL

OA3L1NO -.
ESTATE.
T WILL, on Saturday, the Est OF March inst, oiisr
at auction, at the front door Of the Court -house
OF Ohio county, Lot numbered thirty eight (aS situ
aied on Centre street. and or which il erected SsTer
al small frame houses.
Also, the south hall Of Lot numbered ono hundred
and thirty-iour, Fourth greet, which Is erect
ed = tEo-story frame house fronting on the street;
and two story brick dwelling the roar Of sAidlot.
mAr4-td Z. r. ARMSTRONG.
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Letter rFom Gen. Roseerans to the
Indiana LegisIature.
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QkeSl4kS-NlN kAS0 NV Feesivsd Cur nsaal
sweeping an1 Waite WasA ErulS.s aiI, a To'Sl y,
u SeosA Cs9tss Hair. Nail tooth IA GfhSr
C.SS-esN bSSE0NkEL 3 RR0A
- tS7.fifsst lea 1Illa street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE
For Sale or Rent.

- THAT LARGE BRICE DWELLING HOUSE,
HI containiDg 10 rooms, situated on Wheeling Is
4s&land, including II aciss OF ground. with bear
ing orchard ofRpple and peach trees, Good well OF
garden and Ehrubbeiy. Possession given on the LIST
Of April or Immediately it desired. For further In
formation apply to Q q EDWIN + 7. zAsB, &
fsb4-tiapl 0stoH ". PHILLIPS
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LAND q CA1CINHD PLASTER.
.R0 BBLS. LAND PLASTER far Farmers.
OO so do Caleined do, resolved by .,I
P. G. HILDkRTH BRO,
MARI 1st So Main street.
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10 response to the resolutions Of thanks.
from the Indiana Legislature, Gen. Rose
Grams has written the following letter:
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TOM THUHIB.

TUsF RECEIVED q lot Of Cards Of Tom Thumb
81 and Wife. ALSo, Cards Of Com. Mutt and MS
iebTItjes A. PABTRDdES Gallery.