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THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.


THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
veR RHEunArisH. Gpur NEURALGIA. Lus-
BACo. srIYF NECK AND JOINTS. STRAINS,
BRUISES. cUTs AND waUrps, PILES,
HEADACHE. AND ALL RHEuMA-
TIC AND SERIOUS DIS
ORDERS.
For al of which Il Il a speedy and ceviar
ssnsedy. and never fpils. This Linimen' y
prepared from the recipe u DIR stephen
Nv Oct, Of Connecticu', the famous bone set
tor, and has been u-sd.. his practice Tor
snore ,hsa twenty years with the most rs
tor ixhing succcss.
ASAN ALLEvIATOR OF PAIN. i l.
usrivabvd % any preparation before The
pahiie. II. y hich the most rkcp'ical may DO
c.nviaced 'ya single trial.
MTks ,fhimsns viii curr rapidly and radi-
ssfsv. Rasensrfc Dr-oRpEss o. every kind,
49, a hs.sssaads ot cases ~hvre il has been
usst u has. uagar been known TO tail.
FOX Nicer tLGIA. il will Af,rd imme-
lisss 'sliei IN csey case. however dis'res-
ssag.
!. u vut reiisys tue " ossi cases n HEAD
AcNEin three minutes and is warranted TO
- naa.is, sgfgliln ui aln
srTnOTHACHE also will il cure instantly
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY and q I'm
RRAL LASSITUDE arising from 'n'pru.
tsass Or sxrrss. this Ointment 10 . mot
hses~ ,~nd uslsi ling Eemedy Acting ~.
rvwslvspsr 40 nervous tirsn'ssiss lsenr ihrn'
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~ ~ RGhks----As an external remedy. we
slsin that IL - the beet knpwn, and we
ehsi,ssgs <hs world 20 produce ~ eqna'.--
Every vJSua q thy Distressing rosnplsinl
ssssid eitsH aatfisl, fJv il will aet fsii 70
sGsrS0 sjmeStsss relief. snd IN majority
81 ssses viii effect radical cme.
ournx4 Avn SoRE rHRoA- are sometimes
srEs~sls saaiig nani and dangerous. bu, .
si@s1 seplcsHon ofthis Liniment wit
.ssvss fsN ~ care. tsWta Saf
U osaArsa \ srs sometimes vr-s ohsiius'e
$50 sslsrgsnsps OF tse joints il liable 4
esess,ifl ogoatsd. The worst case p,ay bs
.sssesrs4 ~ this Lnimcnt in two q three
eete si4s4~L. Nflr hlls ..s4s.
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nuaas AND NcALDs. yield readily 70 w.
Wsadssfpl hssling properties y: DIX lSwEE.'
faRALL'eLv LIEnEHT when used according
q dirsrIcna Also. CriLBAIEs, FKosrll
rngrs. lssEcr DirTs AND S-iEes.
a0c nm Every Horse Owner
sksuidchsve this remedy AZ hand, for I,
MMsiy nee a. the frat appearance OF Jamc
sess viii effectualiy prevent th"se - md
sble diseases 10 which MI hovses are liabe
end (which render 50 many otherwise vnic
soss Asvs~s nearly wosthlsss-
Sjvsv four hundred voluntary Testimonial
70 che wpnderiul cursivn properties 81 hi
lisiWsat have been received within al
lass swo years. and mrny ~ them iron, per
s~ss the highest rsnksof life.
A, M" Caution.
r. avoid Imposition. observe the Signs
@rs and Likeness Of Dr.. Stephen Sscc
o. ss~ry label, and also, ''Stephep S~sc''
lsfsiIbls Linimentv blown ~ the glass :
oeeh bottle, without which none are genuini
RICHARDSON T. co.
SoIs Pr'prietors, Norwich, C'.
rnpss Gsis ~ sll Dealers.
espssmhes 10, iS63-lv
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EplroR or CnuRiRR.
DEAR SiR:- With ynur permission wish
TO say TO tho readers q your paper that
will ssnd BY return mail 70 a " ho wish j.
(frce) Recipe, with toll directions fol
making asd using SIMPLE Vegetable Daln
that VIII circtunlly iemuye, IN 10 days
pimplca. rio,cheN, Tan. Frrckles, and al
impurities 81 The Skin. leaving the sane soi
rIccr, smooth sld beautiful.
viii also mril free 10 fhusc having Bale
lead ~ Bnrr Faces, sim S directions an,
formation tha, will enanin them q r'art !
ION growth Of Luxnriant Hair. Whiskcrs
Or Nuustachr. III less than 80 days. Al
applications answered by return mail with
on, charge.
Respectfully yours,
TbOS. r. CHAPMAN,
Chemist.
NJ. Ssl B-oedv,y. New Yors
Angus 7, 1868 BIN. \. =.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

HI7sHIIsTETI M VII p to IVIs'
NOTICE il hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed adininisira.
trix. with the will annexed. Of the estate o.
John George Eckerlc. late Of Dubois county
deed; said estate 10 supposed 70 BE- solvent.
ALOISIA ECKERLE, admx.
NV 99. 1463.-3w.
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~" D'N~".
Daniel Hun,singer NG
lELEt known chat on this the 9th dsy "
- ovember, IN the year 1868, the above
named planliT, ~ her Attorney. filed Ir The
Office OF The Clerk Of Dubois Common PI-ss
Court. her complaint against said dsIspdrni,
IA. the above Untitled cause, together With
Ian sf5idsvii of . competent person. thas
said defendant, Daniel Hnni singer, 10 not =
resident Of The Slsle OF ksdans. said de-
feadant u therefore,. hereby notified Of the
filing and tendency Of arid CONF plant sgsinst
him. and unless he appear and answer q
demur thereto at the calling of said caoso
on The second day u the next term Of said
Court. to be begup and held a ihe Couft
House liz Jaspes, on the First u nisy IN
January 1864. next, said comp laipt. spd tbs
matters aud ,hings therein ccnlainca and
alleged, will be heard and determined in his
absence.
HENRY a HOLTHAUs CD. G.
| A. J Beckett Atty. ..s .l. N
nov. l4h lS63-3w. ass.
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EvERY person who hes uIse'tled &C.
~ counts with the undersighcd j. hereby
noiifcd shsti will BE- to their interest "a
come forward and settle Immediately. ss
intend going 20 Germany in . short time
and must settle ny business before leave
"A word 70 The wise 10 Sufficient
nov % 1863. b. ENDHOFEN.
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| Emitted States Marsisa5's Sale.
lDy virtus Of a writ Of execution TO mo
~ directed from The Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court OF the United Ststee for the
District Of Indiana. will on
| FRIDAY. the 18Th OF December, 1863,
ss rho Court house door. Ia the town Of
Jasper, in tho County OF Dubois and State
Iof Indiana, offer for sale At public auction,
'she rents and profits for the tern 81 seven
years Of The following described real estate.
Ito-wit:
The south hall Of section No. thirteen fI3j,
Township No. two III. range Nc. three 3 j,
lwest "'t
The wet half Of the north west qusr,rr
lof sec,ion No. one III. The north east
quarter. and the cnst half Of the south east
quarter OF section NJ two 2I. in Tos nshir
No. three [3l. Of range No three Isl, west
And opon failure 10 reaIize sum sufi.
Gent 70 satisfy the demand, ! will u the
same time ard place, cffer Tor sale the fec
simple OF tho same. Taken as the property
Iof Charles C. Csmpbell,at the suit o. the.
United States against William Van Winklc,I
and Charles g. CampbslI.
ID G.. ROSE. II. s. Marshs'.
By n n. BlGELOW, Deputy.
November 2ssh. 1S63-3w rs 90
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NEW STORE!
Dry Goods, Clothing and
Groceries!

vyvHE undersigned has just returned from
u The Queen City with well selected
stock Of the above articles, 20 which be
invites the attention Of citizens Of Dubois
county. lie is confident he can sell his
goods ss cheap as any merchant N this W
cini,y. His stock Of rentIemen's Clothing
H. particularly fine. Call and see for your
selves, II the big brick, north II the Court
House. JOSEPH Euo.
\ p,enhrr ca. is6s-ly
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State Of Indiana Dubois County. o.;
In the Dubcis Common Pless Court of Do
bois County, 10 the state 81 Iadiaaa
January term. A ID. 1854.
lane Hpntei0Orr u
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A GENTLEMAN. cured Of Neryous De-
biii,y, Irccmp potency, Psessss luse. pstoy md
Youthful Error, sctun'ed by ndeeire 70 ben.

cfi others. Nil bchsppy 10 'afnisb % VI
" hO need il (irre Of charse) ~ recipe and
directions fur sais,ng The nipple Remedy
need II his case. Those wishing 70 profit
nv hA experience --srd posscss y Valuable
X ~rnedy will rcceive the saa,, us r,sutu
muil carefully seaicd) ~ addressing.
JOHN y. OGDEN.
~ 60 NASSAU sTREET, NEM iOAk.
August l5'h lSb3,S'a.
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~. FREApnAr. jasper;

NJ Freedman, jasper;
FRRp HuFrnAs. u arbison Township;
JuHs T.. HOFFMAN. Columbia Township;
Csc. lIarrnAk, HARRISON Tow nsbip;
-Ggo r. SHuRTz. Ferdinand;
JrHS q. rrcKNAs. Ferdinsrd;
ERSsr PfrKHARpr, Hnn,inrshuvr; 'Fg
II. RI TAYLOR, Ireland;
and Nv nruvyisfs a. Mrrrhsnts ever whore
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Justices BsafiE~.
Al GOOD supply or Justices Blanks con-
"A stanily on hand and for sale lcw ri lIle
COURIER OFFrrE
Atv"fIs. IN TIE Iaret Courier
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--TH3'qe EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PErITlON TIC
MA lir SELL REAL ESTATE.
Ssste Of Indiana, Dubois County.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that vic,ona
~ Hack, administrative OF the estate Of
Peter Hack, deceased. has fled her petition
70 cell the real estate ~ The decedent, bis
personal property being insufficient 10 pay
I'M debtS; and that said petition will BE-
heard At the next term Of the Court Of Com.
amoa Plsse If said county. Attest,
w.ssa HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk.
nov 81 i663-3ws
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AooA MeAlclMes,

and you should try them before going for
. physician
Gel Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent and read the certificates and IL you
have ever doubted you will
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WOOD uMA Zi.~cv VM.
which, in conjunction with tho
N\ooA 2>Ns.S,sv,

will cnroAll the aforementioned Diseases
and. of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, costiveress,
C5lio Pains, Cholcrl Morb'is,
Indigestion, Pair in the Botrsis,
Gizziness, etc.
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret il.
Ask your neighbors, who have used
them. and they will say they are
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NOu\k NO WAOvO.

A. proof that TN blood uriher ma r'ns -
crrrly ,errfale have the rfin.ais~ VI ti~r ea-
insnt chemists. Professors Chiffon % Nes fpt ana
Grkaof Cincinnati. NJ.
Head DR.. knback's Special Notices ana .eftiheales
pniiisisaa III conspien0us part 81 ts@ Paper feni
time 10 time
Price "a tho Scandinavian Vegetable Eout Fnfi-
frr & Ter blttic. dr s. leo hall xel. ~ tle ScAa-
dInaslan Vegetables Bcod rslis - cctt- pr hos %
. ioxea for ~.
Principal Oflice and sairsrpcm, No Fest Fourth
T.. "a I,niidiug ffum Main 81. Cincinnati ~ Lsr-
.rzlory, No. Il Hammond Street
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IL lav Us what YOU owe Us.
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are the most active and thorough plls
that have ever been introduced.
Thev Act 50 directly uf'cn the Liver,
sxciting that organ "a such an extent ~
that the sys.cm does not RELAPSE into Its
former condition, which Is too apt 70 10
the case with simply purgaiiyc pill
frl,ax+ ara r..afiy
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-05
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

II EBECCA Williams, James Williams. Da'
n, vid Williams and Samuel Williams, will
take notice that petition was filed against them
on the 9th dav Of April A D 1868, in the Court
Of Common Pleas within aud for the County Of
Wyandot, by William Williams. and is now pen
ding wherein said William Williams demands
partition of the following Real Estate, to-wit :
The Northeast quarter Of the Southwest quar-
YER Of section Eve (5) Township three (3) South
Of Range fifteen (l5) East, also the South half
OF the Northwest quarter Of section five (5)
Of the Township aud Range aforesaid, also the
East part Of the Northwest fraction Of the
North.west quarter Of said section five. same
Township aud Range-all in the County Of Wy
apdot, ID the State Of Ohio. And that at the
next term Of said Court, The said William Will
Mans will apply for an order that partition NAV
be made Of said premises, and that the dower of
she said Rebeccs Williams therein may be as
liyned. Dated April 30th 1867
MsKELLY d GRlSELL,
i,f Attys. for Petitioners.
Nay LIST
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NUMBER 50. N

for l clsinp ihst such fight sod suea, re.
salts, az Hpoker there aeb5sred eanpot he
dspoyinssed y defeat sbd siss pride md
indiusi3Oa oi e,sry trrs sokIier of'i,e Po-
sois,se Army IS touched, IL it be ipijma~
ted, Even ~ ] write, our reiprsed sur
'grcns s!s,s, ss ,be admission nr alI tho
Rebel officers d,ey met or lbs o,bsr SIDE,
Shat ibey have fssrirsd snci terrible pun
isttnept stBcs lbs war commenced, snd
shat ifsbis IS Jcs Hsukst's" stIe Of tight
iBg thej wsrt 30 tnoie Of ii, al.
r, SCALPEL..
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FROM THE RAPPAHAN.
MOCK!
PART TAKEN BY THE llTH AR
MY CORPS IN THE RECENT
BATTLE.

While much has been written In praise
palialion, and censure OF officers ant
men OF the llth Army Corps, hav'
seen in none of the journals any correc
statement in detail of the important par
and position taken by them in the recen
engagement on the Rappahannock.-
When we remember also, that upon thi'
corps has hinged all there may be of re-
verse, or defeat of Gen. Hooker's mos
admirable plans, and splendid develop
ments Of them, it is Of consequence thai
not only the truth, but the whole truth,
be stated. That the genial socialities oI
"headquarters," where most newspapers
reports are written, may not be most
conducive Of justly severe and impartial
ly true criticism is possible ; yet an event
involving the momenteous consequences
Of human life, of orphanage and widow
hood, as this has done, the JUS: respon-
sibility of such disaster should be made
to rest uneringly upon the right parties.
1t is with this view that I give you a
succinct statement, made by one who has
militay skill enough to form legitimate
conclusions from the positive facts which
came under his own personal observation
while in the discharge of his duty on that
ever memorable field. Whatever may
have been the degree Of success won by
the general movement land l claim it
was great, and the Potomac Army so
deem it to-day 1t cannot be denied that
a needless disaster was permitted to
happen at Charlottesville. Upon whom
rests the fault ? "Our own correspon
dents" in all the journals, have attribu-
ted it in turn to the disaffection, the pam
ic, the cowardice Of the llth corps, and
able editorial homilies have chatitably
insisted upon the inevitability Of pauics,
proving their positions by quoting re-
peated instances among the best drilled
French troops and English machines"
1t is true that no considerable war ever
was carried on which would not afford US
The same lessons of comfort if such his
,ory is comforting or compensatory.
But such explanations restore no life
o the dead or lost limbs to the manned.
Tor chase the dark shadows from bleeding
learts and desolated homes. Neither do
ure the wounded honor of the soldier
nd most Of all, in the case, answer not
he demands of truth. But suppose they
lid, who is responsible for the panic p
'anics have their laws, and they are {
enerally under the control Of human fore.
asst, and seldom do they occur where
hat important faculty has presided !
he great generator Of panic is surprise
-surpise. Surprise, especially in broad
aylight, is most hated by all military 4
ommanders, because in the majority Of I
ases it is synonymous with incompeten- {
', stupidity. or trechery. That one i
rigade (German) behaved badly is ad- f
tilted; that they ran panic-stricken C
rough the lines Of other brigades. dis. r
'ganizing them, is true bnt that the f
ult was the commanders'-or a COM q
ander's-and that the result must have r
zen the same with any troops, Of any h
'ndition or disipline or nationality, in b
ON three to FIVE minutes, is most certain, e
the public may judge when state the S
cts Al
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9ttag Correspondence.
CAMp NEAR BRooKs' SfaTroN VAL
May 2ad 1868. {

FRIEND BRuNNER. Sir:
Enclosed please find communication
written by one who WAS an eye witness
in the late battle of Chancellorrsville
May I'd and Sd. Much has been said
aud much more written upon the quss.
ton whether the i lth Army Corps woald
fight or not.
The COMMUNICATION referred to gives a
fair and unprejudiced statement Of the
facts as they occurred. Please publish the
same for the benefit Of those interested,
and much oblige your friend,
Sgt. JESSE W. BRANDENBURG.
Co. X, 55th Regt., o. V. I.
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FOR SALE BY

J. A. MAXWELL, Druggist, Upper San
dusky; Wyandot County, Ohio Il, Flock, Wy
chants generally throughout the United States
and Canadas. '''"' 3lyl
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TO TIE G n E r s.


rINHE BOARD OF School Examiners Of Wyan
i dot County, Ohio, will hold meetings reg
ularly at the COURTHOUSE, in Upper San
dusky, as follows
Every SATURD AY in the months Of APRIL
MAY OCTOBER and NOVEMBER,and on the
FIRST and THIRD SATURDAYS in EACH
OFTHE OTHER MONTHS, for the examina
ton Of Teachers, uut er the act
Toprovide for the reorganization, supervi.
sion aud maintenance Of Common Schools
passed March 14th, 1853. c3
Teachers are requested to meet the Board as
early as ten o'cloch; A. M, promptly.
all applicants will be erequired to furnish ev
dence Of good moral character by certificate OF
otherwise, as no certificate will be granted with
cut such evidence, and no special meetings or
the Board will be held under any circumstan-
ces. BY order of the Board.
feb2O'62.tf. HENRY MADDUX,
. Clerk.
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return with three less of our FshFave boys,
Elias Summers, Almarine DOke and James
a. Mariner. but they fell in defense Of their
country and we will not complain.
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ton of slavery, the curse Of our politics,
the cause of infinite national disgrace, the
source of indescribabIe barbarities, the oc-
casion of this dreadful civil war with all
its calamities and all its crimes. By ad-
herring to the policy of the proclamation
We blot out this fierce controversy forever,
and put in its place eternal peace. On
questions of expenditure, of trade, of iu-
ternal improvements, of foreign policy, we
may differ, we may dispute, we may form
parties, but on this great, gloomy, fearful
question, which, after years of stormy dis
cussion, has been submitted to the fright
full arbitrament OF war, we shall have per-
petual silence. We shall then be homo
geneous people--a people with the same
interests and institutions as well as origin,
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific, and from
our northernmost to onr southernmost
limit. Our parties will no longer be local
and geographical, but,l as in other ,couu-
tries, formed upon differences of opiuion
as to the proper province and powers Of
legislation.
ri Such, we are confident. will be the view
of this subject which will commend itself
to the minds of the Administration and the
majority OF Congress in the settlement of
affairs which will ensue on the suppression
of the rebellion. Nsa
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account, furnished to the press by the au-
thorities at Washington;
"The siege aud sea cost guns found ex-
ceed sixty, and the whole captured artille-
~ is above 200 guns. .-sl4l
''The stocks of rebel amunition, also
proves to be surprisingly heavy.
"The stock of army clothing is officially
inVoiced at So, ,000,O 900, confederate money.
.Of sugar, moIasses and salt there are
large quantities. Sixty thousand pounds
Of bacon were found in one place."
Nor do the official papers of the capitu.
lation contradict these statements. On
the contrary, thoy confirm them directly.
Lieutenant General Pemberton, in the let
ter which proffered surrender, states his
reason for doing 80 In the following clear
terms:
81 make this proposition to save the fur
ther etfusion of blood which must other.
wise be shed 10 a frightfaI extent, feeling
myself fully able to maintain my position
for an indefinite period"
Now, il Vicksburg could have held out
indefinitely, it had supplies aud ammuui-
ton, and perhaps the means of replenish-
ing them. Pemberton surrendered to avoid
the effusion Of blood in the great assault
which had been appointed to celebrate the
Fourth of July. There was no effusion of
blood to mar the festivities of that day
VIcksburg surrendered ON the Fourth of
July.
To draw the parallel between the facts
set forth in these extracts from the story
of Vicksburg and those In the selection
from Macauley would be useless pain to
ourselves aud to the Southern reader. But
the truth is wholesome; let as therefore
confess that while Southern troops (com-
manded by Southern Generals) have been
brave enough in battlei their capacity for
patient endurance aud persistent courage
elsewhere ls yet to be demonstrated.
Vicksburg ard New Orleans, under Penn.
berton and Lowell, are shocking contradic-
lions TO the opinion entertained by the
world of Southern resolution.
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return with three less of ourthraFe boys,
Elias Summers, Almarine DOke and James
a. Mariner, but they fell in defense of their
country and we will not complain. =
PRISONERS. .s
J. Level, E. Level, W. S. Holm, A. B.
Joliif, 9. s. Shrewe, L. Hawn, J. Hall, J..
Hammond, ". Right, r. Wright, J. BroO-
kOver, w. A Kramer, p. P. Taylor, s. s.
Taral, J. r. HOlbert, Madison Carter, J.
Anderson, A. Hill, W. A. DpckWorth, T.
Brannon. J. Gribble, G. s. Newgum, w.
Powell, N. Prunty, A. Wilson, J. Ross, G.
E. Saterfeld, WA Morley, Sam. Shina-
burger. -
WOUNDED LETT AT MARTNIsBURO.
J. H. Carpenter, Solomon A. Hawkins,
Harrisn b. Holland. $50 ~
THOSE AT WAsHISaFoEs n, C.,GEOT Prison
BRs. = -r-4s gf b.
Sergeant ]. T. Swearingen. Sergeant T.
N. SWisher, F. u. Hess, &. n. West, N. C.
Cochran, T. P. Courtney, J. s. Clayton, J.
Renshaw, n. Merri6eld, J. O. Mckinney,
]. G. Barker, A. s. Jackson, Geo. Rogers,
Jno. Huffman, A. B. Mason, ]. IA. Miller,
j. NJ. BOggess, G. P. Summers, r. Moore,
Josephus Hawkins, A. Suisher, P. 81. Sig
Ter, A. B. SummerVille, A. J. Wilmoth, z
G. Jenkins, J. W. Maxwell, @. D. Malone,
G. Gilpin, A. Ashcraft, A. Brumage, J.
Gribble, J. Barr, J. Warner, A. Souther, d
Trenton, n. Straiu, @. Holland, W. Level,
W. Sigler. s. NaraRum, B. Holland, s.
Dorsey, John W. Meay, z. Jacobs, Alex
andeF Evans, z. Alender, Martin King,
T. 3. Nutter, J. Lee. J. Wilson, L. Moore,
J. Pratt, J. Boggers. u. Tweariugeu, T.
Knight, J. W. BOggess, H. F. Leonard, T.
Cook, W. z. Sweariuer, J. jenkins, II. L.
Craig, D. Graham, n. Helsley, A. Fairmout,
9. W. Jacobs, E Merinield, John Mason,
W. N. Morgan, J. T. Hawkins. A. N. Ma
thersa, D. DOke, T. Irons, G. H. Richard
ION, j. Kirhhart, P. Sigler, A. c. Glassc0ck,
.. H. Rohenbough, H. Williams, T. S. Will
loE, J. Balsley, W. Tsst, ". Dougerty, E. |
Hawkins, J. E. Dood. E. Merrifeld, T. |
More, @. DOke, J. N. Wood.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-29
UNION
Wholesale and Retail
AND BOX FACTORY
p. PHILLIPS,

EOR Street, Centre Wheeling, Va.
7 HAVEoN HAND = large and complete assortment
i Of BOdsteSds, Lounges and Cribs, which viii be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Made to order every description Of Trunk, Valise,
Grape, strawberry, Cracker and Packing Boxes.
Particular attention paid to Job Turning for CabI-
net Makers and others.
Bedposts, Table aud Stand Legs, NsWaIl Posts and
Banisters on hand aud made to order.
Scroll, Pannel WeatherbOArd and Rips wing
promptly done.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED
would respectfully call the attention Of the pab-
Lie to my stock, and trust by strict attention and
prOmptness 70 merit continuance Of their fayOrH.
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