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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-15
TTHE STATE OF OHIO,
TRUMBULL COUNTY SIS.
T, tha Conrf of Homnon pleas
Petition for Divorce.

vs. Petition Tor Divorce.
Daniel II. Brown
The Defendant viii take notice that the Plaintiff
fled her petition IN the Clerk Once. said court on
the 9th day of March. A. D. lS6A. against the said
Daniel H.. Brown. setting forth that On or about the
5th day of April. 1856. she was legally married to
the said Daniel II. Brown, that she has born to said
defendant as issue of said marriage, a son named
Charles Brown. aged about five years. who is now
with her, that for more than three years past be-
fore the filing of her petition, the said defendant
Daniel IL. Brown. has been guilty Ofhabitual drunk
eness, and during all that time has been more or
less under the influence Of liquor. and has been
therefore prays that defendant may be restrained
from in any manner Interfering with said child, and
upon final hesring she may bedivgreed from said
defendant. and discharged IRON all Obligations and
liabilities growing out OF said marriage contract.
and that the exclusive custody Of said child be DC
ersed to ner Re. ELIZA BROWN.
May n.-6w By Hntchins / Forrst her Atty.
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Insurance.

Insure your life with Wbinlesey All
ans, the only Agent at Warren, for the
old Phoenix Lifp ms. CO.
June S.-#w
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Farmers.

II you wish to ID your Having chap
and easy too. get the Palmer Horse Fork
of R. II. Barnum & q. Market st.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
PENSION AGENCY.

The undersigned is authorized by Government,
and is fully prepared with all necessary Blanks for
making application to the proper department for
the payment of the following claims on the Gov
ernment, viz:
Claim Of Officer or Soldier for invalid pension.
2 Claim Of Widow Of deceased officer or soldier
for pension.
3 Claim of Mother
4 Claim of Guardian of Minor Children Of de-
ceased Officer or Soldier for pension.
5 Claim Of Officer or Soldier for arrears Of Pay
Bounty, &c.
6 Claim Of Widow of deceased Officer for arrears
of Pay Bounty, &c.
Claim of Father
S Claim of Mother
9 Claim of Adult Children or Guardian of Mi
nor Children or their joint claim for arrears OF
Pay, Bounty Money. &c.
10 Claim Of Brother or Sister of deceased off
GER or soldier for arrears of Pay. Bounty Mon
ey, &c.
IL Application of Officer or Soldier for payment
of pension.
Application of Widows
All persons who are entitled TO any of the above
Claims. will have PROM collections made by ap-
plying to the undersigned in person at his Office in
Hartford, or by letter addressed to him at the Same
place. All letters Of inquiry concerning arrears OF
Pay. Bounty Money, Pensions. BE. promptly an
swered. GEO. W. SNYDER.
June G.-lys Claim Agent, Hartford. o.
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LOST.

From a buggy. coming from Youngstown to War,
zen, on Monday. between 5 and 3. p. m. via GiraTd
and Howland. a blue 0vcreost. tied up in a calicc
bag. The finder will please return the same 10 bd-
dings & Morgans. Warren. aud receive the thank
of the o~ner.
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THB A OF OHIO

AhDULb NutNAt -.
10 the ceurtof Common Pleas.
John v. COttam
vs.
Harriet L. COttam,l
The Defendant Harriet l. Gotham a nonresident
Of the state OF Ohio. and residing in the State o
Illinois or Iowa, IS hereby notified that on the 9Th
day of May. 1864. the said John v. Cottan, fled his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Trum-
bull County, Ohio, praying for a dissolution Of the
marriage contract now existilg between said PLAIN
tif and defendant. and asking for the custody Of
Lizzie J. COttam. aged 8 years. and Permelia NJ.
Gotham, aged aboutfour years And for eause al
leges. Eillful absence on the part of defendant f. r
more than three years last past. and gross neglect
of duty. and for other relief The defendant may
answer said petition ON or before the 18th day Of
June. 1864. or the prayer thereof may he granted.
JOHN Y. GOTHAM.
May n--6w By sutiia futile . Stail his Atty
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May LEV ByIau,ehins s FoTrist, her Atty
A 0F OHIO.
-f9 S2I;o n s T ! Ia Di.,.ie. Court.

Seymour 4. Potter. In Error.
Tho said Seymour A. Potter is notified that the
said SutIif X Iuttle have fled in said District
Court their petition in erroItO reverse a judgment
Of the Court of Common Pleas, for said County.
rendered atthe June term .. thereof in tbs year OF
1851, IN favor Of the defendant in error against the
plaintiffs in error. an action. OF suit wherein. the
plaintiffs in error were plaintiffs. and the defendant
ia error was defendant. and adjudging dsfendautto
10 thence without delay. and TO recover his costs.
Said cause will be for trial a. the first day Of the
term. Of said Court. va spTLIFF 8 IVITLh.
Nay s-sU
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THE MAHoNING BRANCH.
Local Notices.
Advance I'm the Terms of the

AUFttHCC IN EHC EUEEHS Vt t1EN
Chronicle.
In consequences of the high price OF the labor and
materials Incident t. the publication Of the CHRoS-
IoLR. we are obliged. in order to meet expenses. to
advance the price ofthe CHRONICLE to Two Dol
lars per year In advance, from and after
July Ist. IS6I
Also have increased our advertising rates a mod
crate per cent, to take effect Immediately.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
IN Is hereby given that my wife Elizabeth Will
Der, has left my bed and board without any just
cause or provocation. Thil is to forewarn all per-
sons not TO trust her on my account, as L will pay
none of her debts HENRI n. WILDER.
| Mecca. June S.-2Ms
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NOTICE.
~ Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrator on the estate of Sa-
rah Wilson. deceased, late of Bristol. Trumbull
County, Ohio. HARRISON ATWOOD.
/ June s,-3s
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COAL OIL REFINERY

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST
finished a Coal Oil Refinery in the south-east
part of Warren. finished with all the most modern
improvements. and is prepared to furnish Burning
! Oil, Machinery Oil and BenzOle. of the best quality
and at the lowest price.
The location of my works are at the junction OF
the Atlantic * Great Western and MahOning Rail
ways, enable me to ship promptly to all points.
W. * A. F. Packard, Youngstown. and Warren
Packard, Warren, o.. are the Exclusive Agents for
the sale Of all the productions from
THE WARREN OIL WORKS.
Orders addressed to them will receive prompt at
tention. ID. G. PEr1YS.
May lift
FSTRAY.
IL Came to the enclosure Of the subscriber, about
three weeks since. a Black Cow. supposed to be s
or 9 years old The owner can have her by paying
charges. q. W. SEARS.
June S.-3w
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Nv 3W 6w Sn 6m Tyr
Square 5 ,NIs1,@ls 20is 1901 5 500 5 500
: Squares 1901 2Wl 1901 aal SlOl 400
SQUARES 20l 2@l 6.Ml SOOI l2yWl 1890
Aeolumn S@l 5.@l 100 16.Wl 800 200
Hcolumn SOL 500 l0.Nl l5.Wl 2.Wl 1000
column s.@ll20I l5.Wl 2.@l 40.WI 700
advertisement not under contract. must be mark
ed the length of time desired. or they will be
continued and charged for until ordered out
SPECIAL Notices, and extra displayed Advertise
msnts, 50 per cent more.
Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis but Obituary
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements to he paid for invariably
In advance.
Yearly Advertisers will be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices. net connected with
their regular business.
Business Cards, not exceeding s lines. Sl,o0 = line
per year; each additional line. 70 sents.
JOB PRINTING
Having recently made large additions of the
latest STYLES of type. to our assortment of Job
Printing material. we are prepared to execute in
the best manner, the different varieties Of Plain
and Fancy Printing
SUCH As
Address Cards, Certificates, Labels,
Business Cards, Check Books, Msnlfests.
Bank Checks. Colored Printing. Notes,
Bulls of Lading, Drafts, Programmed,
Ball Tickets, Form Books. Receipts,
Blanks, all kinds, Handbins, Show Bills.
In fact everything done in the shape of Print
ing, at prices that cannot fail to suit, and with
dispatch. We keep constantly on hand a good
assortment of Cards and Fine Stationery, from
which those in want of Printing can select.
Justices and COnstabIes' Blanks,
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THE STATE OF OHIO


In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Mary ESon''n Petition for Divorce.
William Robinson
The Defendant will take notice that the Plaintiff
Mary Robinson, filed her petition IN the Clerks Of
Zee. OF said county, against the said William Rob
inson the defendaat on the 10th day Of April, A-D.
1854, setting forth that she was legally married to
the defendant on or about the 18th day of Decem-
Der, 1874, and that they lived together as husband
and wife, until August, 1872. at which time she re-
fused longer TO hive with him, because he was cruel
and abusive to her. and frequently struck and
whipped her. ard on the-iay of August, he be-
came enraged without any pTovocation and seized a
stick or club and violently struck and much injured
her. and gave Der several wounds. and that for
more than three years last past said defendant has
wholly refused and neglected 70 make any provis-
ion for her support. ard she was compelled TO sup
port herself. she therefore prays that on final hear
ing that she may be divorced from said defendant
aud disehhTEed from suy and all obligations grow
ing out Of said marriage contract, &e
MARY ROBINSON.
May LEV ByIiutehins + Forrist, her Atty
GILKS-Piain Black, Black Bro
y csds, cOiOred Brocade. Plaids. Stripes. etc. a
great variety of styles. from Fifty Cents 70 Two
Dollars per yard PECK EoTHE
TABLE LINENS, Bleached and
Brown. Wool Spreads, Toilet Quilts, "a and
aShestinzz. and Pillow Case Muslin. and every
thing in the line Of house furnishing goods
werHuA so PECk&
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carried over from last year. when prices we're low
enable them to offer to cash or ready Pay buyers
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RETAIL PRICES.
PHicgs rAu,.

6osssarso rtrklr ~ raEra : SWIM. orocEas
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-15

Our Representatives IN the Army.-LovinI
country more than self. they have ne
been found wanting in the hour of he
peril.
Responded TO hy Rey. Excel.
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Warren High School AnniVer-
saPy Exercises.

The Anniversary exercises of our High
School come of on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of last week, and
marked the close of the school year.
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PARKS &WEITB
SPRING

which is as large and varied an the present state
the market viii justify. and which with many
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-27

WE have already announced in these
columns tina, Horace Greeley, editor OF the
" Y EiEuar, ia writing "a history Of the
gs.Dt rebellion" showing '.iB causes, in
eiIsuss aud results, which history is lin
tsaded to exhibit especially its moral aud
political phases" together with the drift.
AID progress OF American opinion respect.
lag humAa slavery from lT76 to 1854"
We AVE specimen PSEes OF this work,
cent US by the Publishers, Nsssrs. o. D.
Cuss ( Co.. Hartford. Connecticut. 1t will
soon be ready ia book form aud when COM
Pletsd, taking the two specimens thus far
iSsueI, As specimens. will be a compilation
ofrare value 70 the student of American pol.
Ide.. As astatisticiAu Horace Greeley has
had few equals in this cOuutry. BE has be-
cone eniaent - a compiler of our political
history. The book win have a widespread
circulation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-27

TaE y. Y Herald (.IWAys vicious aud
SELF b. is ursing that the country papers
be ta1e1 ouI of existence by = large and
uniiorm tax upon ali journals. Also. that
ali incomes be taxed alike. 1t is asked:
"Wby should nan who receives 40 in.
come oil tour or eve husdred dollars 3 year
be excused IRON PayIog his tax to support
the government? Or, II be ought TO be
excused, why Dot exempt the mEu whose
income il OnIy six or seven huudred3-
EEemPIion AiWNSs breeds discomfort
Tuere are N % IN receipt OF i've thousand
dollars q year who are actually poorer
than those WOO receive only Eve hundred.
Il the eKemption line IS to be drawn any
where, 1t ought to include the poor rich
men aud exclude the rich poor meu- But
tue fact is that no such line should be
drAGo"
Bsaaett, Of the Herald, il "a illustration
OF bow mean aud e5nIempti6le paEvsuus
Gao b.eOms. Some years ago be Wa .
school teacher, green from Scotland. Now
he Is riea, Aod be seems to hate poor peO-
Pile, Including his poor brethren of the
press, with a veageful hatred. he has
amused riches ia 3 way thu. has excluded
him from social recognition 10 New York,
Aod he fad' himself poor indeed in all
that makes life desirable.
His proposition to tax the poor Who live
upOu se.ns salaries of four, Eve or siz
huOdred dollars is worthy Of his autees-
dents. Congress will never do sueh =
thing. The men to tax are those Of The
Baoast stripe, wbo"wsE fat sad kiek, r And
who in the pride Of their riches AlienAt,
tas@s=lveS from all that is human in tn,
WAY of sympathy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-27

TIE trade Of New York last week is
much eoaueuIed upon on account of the
large import entries, add also Of eustoz,
dutisH- The latter already reach So pa.
600 in the mouth Of April, against So, 1898, ;.
COO for the whole mouth last year. The
decrease in customs alone, thus far in the
fiscal year, is largely over so per cent.
ersr last ysar, while the increased value
OF the import entries is only ls per cent.
TIE Tsaes (uouey artiele) Says;
..Foreigu goods are now arriving with
greater freedom than the prospect Of an
Immediate market would justify, bot they
are haSteaed from Europe and the West
ladies in anticipation Of higher rates
for customs duties later in the sea-
500. Tue same apprehension is greatly
stimulating the withdrawal of goods of the
previous importation. The export clear.
auees of domestic produce, noIWithsiaud-
ing high prices tor home consumption
have ,hutC q good many articles OF ex.
port for toe time berg. are on fair scale,
and thus far in April equal 70 last season."
The NeEs (eoPPetheGd) money article calls
GtlenIiou to the enormous importatiouS,
and the consequent drain of specie, which,
1t argues, will ruin Us certainly, and not
alone BY the financial policy OF the Gov
SruUen', bot BY the folly and e1trsVagauee
Of those Who deem it wise to expsud all the
money that is possible upon foreign wants,
jsWeIS, EsWgaWs, silks, &C., &c. I'll
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Trustees sale.

by virtue Of Adeed Of trust, made and srsentA5
u to me BY Adam ROoSS, bsAFing dafe tbe Istb
day Of june, A. D., 1850, aud ot record In ne ES-
eoTdeIs once, In the eoauty q Oh,o AID stS,s ~
Hesi Nt sioia, in DEED BOOE Number -, folio las,
VIII proceed 70 sell At Public AaetIoa Al tbs mont
dooF Of the Court House, Of Ohio ooun,T. IN tSS
city o. &heehng. on ThuTsday, the 26ih dGy Of
nay, A. D. less, 70 the highest aud beat bidder the
toitoEthS described PECpsTty, 70 cit: ne south
Ar OF Lot numbrrHd ~ 60, N JonRihGn XRpSI.
eldtlon 70 the town q Wheeling. bezinDinsr m
AAtn street At the oortSr OF . IOf formerly sTIpsI
y GeoIse Eennum, deeaSSd, thence noFtSTSrdIT
WIN SAD street nifty feai; thenee seward With
me parallel With the Inc OI George Vennurn de-.
c ASH, one hundred AID three tlGsj fees. Ihepce
soate :rd a right A1sls mig iset, to SAID Ven
nuns line thenee eas1TATd, With AID Veupum's
nne' Ooe hundred apd three IIG5 feet % the beEp.
ming, e1eeTt - much tlersof ~ UAs conTeTed by
the nOTta Western Bank Of Virginia 70 jane Nc
n11Ald BY dee'i, dated Sc 22ad cay VI FebTuSry.
1881 ana now Of record n Ohfo cJuptV VirziaiS
bin thS same residue OisAid piece or IsArrei con.
xeyed u . ID Adam FOOaa by sid North Western
B1nS OF Virginia, By deel. dated FebT uAry l6;h
lsSt, aud nor Of reoorj n said county, tS-t thFr
Win me privilege o. ungthe Tar- Esot aIieS men-
n0oed 10 aid lat famed did.
1he ABOVE property = sujset 70 DOVER right.
IEENs or sALE-One hate sah and the BALANCE Of
the Poreha'e money payable in liz I'd nine months
win intsTest JJHS VOGLEk,
NOTE-AEretmSDt having been male wa the
EtdOE eIea. Iitls vi be gEen apl6 sot
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MIseeEena,ion.


hS'tors IHteLt9Eaeer:
End 10 your paper of this morning, an
attempt to explain the etymOlvgy of The
word "HisesgenGdoa" which someWb., sur.
prises me You make til .oeptl.m.,
we'll qualified" say that at is derived from
SSt'oI aud SenHs-Greek" &c. Now the
Greek word genus, according TO LtddeIl and
scott and oLnsrs, signifies the lower iaW.
denee this derivation will make the mys-
FERROUS word signify Ae middle Of tie lose,
1aH4 take it for granted that your
types should have said geaOs. , But even
Inen cannot see how adding to me-
SOS aud dropping after haVi9e decI;nsd
the word In the ablatiVe case" d.. can
give usthe word miscegeuatfon, especisIIv
a. the Greek language haI no a6Eativs eaI:y
hAVs taken 1t for granted, aud am sin
OF the opinion, that the word is derived
rom the Grssk-Asoy0 or Latin HrSeso,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-27
Ms.HsC Va
Public Sale of Valuable Coal Land
near Burlington, Ohio.

w I'LL By s9LO AT PUBLIc SALE ca Tuesi,y,
w The 1Ith cay q Nay BE1t, ~ the village "
buTinEto1I BSiDOnt eOaOIy, Ohio, u the ithe,i
and 6ast btsdaE, tElet Of l1Bd eOntAin NJ Ons tap
oFed Aoa tgenV oos A=resI one TUOd -Ig
Pefches 1aA1 aud = sit1StSd Ab01G oes half ale
non the Ohio river. beJW "a SSeksOI's .uu An4
6tea1s run aud Is uDdSrtAld With UAiaAbIs USi.s
COAL easily Accessible Tor mtniaS. part OF Is
ubdsr eahiEAno1, the Test covered With tia Der =
A opportunity = here SGsrSd fOr PrOatAaIs in'sa-
ISrEs q Sale-0Ds-third Ia eAsh- And the balAscs
IN twelve, stghtsSo AOd tEeaty- foaF nooIhS, Si.s
Interest hOm day Of sale and leo retained upos
the property % soeOrs the esGSrTsd pAynvnIi.
Apdl Ia lSS4-td JAMS PAUL
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For Sale.

THE HOTEL PROPERTY BOW IN the UesuPGSs1
i Of JohH Ball, eoasistIng Of oos-hhli Lot D. ~
=. AA0es H6dit- on, SSElS5 fest, baliinE ia issi
eooiAtEtng - Rooms Also oPe- half Lot No a.
fOnEng q Ho1rth stTest SSXI2E feet, with itAsASG
Tor over ole huBdred boFSss. making &SI9St eyt'
running frOD Market 70 Fourth street Ibh tht
mast eonDodi0aG Hotel Market S9uAEs Toe
bltldIDg has been TEkGilt and rOEnodelsd Uhls tE'
past Eve yOar1-
AISO three god brick tsnements o. Fourth ssres',
eoatAtninE nine Rooms, Ard hall In EsSh. EoS II
gO0d oEdGE.
Also - 'est Of Lot l34, Uith the InProTt1eoi~
90 Market street, and onS-Gurth Of Lot - Va
Improvements, opposite UuIOn Church.
GpT3If 6EO. ROBINSON. Apynt
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A wAsnIaerox eorrs.poadsa. writes a,

A WAsHISeToN correspondent writes as
fOlloUS:
Said friend, Writiog to me this week
from New York, II went TO the brokers'
board for half an hour or so to day, and a
more clamorous, Wild, turbulent crowd
eoHld hardly be summoned this side the
last trumpet. Nee are Absolutely crSzed
by speculation. You have 90 eoacep,ioo
Of The scene; such shouting, tcreaning.
EeOiieGlatieE, never dreamed of amopG
sober, sound minded men. Hundreds az
thousands changing hands as of.rs And
bids were banded across the roon-seIes
perfected ADD proclaimed by DoddinR Of
heads, brsndishiug Of arms and cries Of the
excited brokers'" Swift retribution will
come ooe Of these days. and many of these
qoick made fortunes will melt away ike
mist WreaihB.
But, oh! trOddeD as We are in the wine
prees of Gods wrath, are we not grown
wiser, nobler,Ia better people1 The
tnnpEtal steudS out with the heroic side
Of our nature. For every maa, who loves
B'lf better than couutry, there iS one tine
heart ready to die for that country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-27

to uiEi aud Greek ysSes, Latin genus, 1
race. The two combined aud the Substal.
tive termination, boa, added, the word Gig,
niaes mixing or mtpgliug of races.
While am playing scholar, permit ne
to criticize your extract from the Ets
York Tsibuas In the Monday morntuEs
number. 1t reads, "The motto of Captain
Williams Is qSOrem pans" &c. In the
name Of wonder, What kind Of pans are
those1 AehsTeis, bot the great Roman
poet will not acknowledge such miscelin.
guAtion - that. Pray let the Captain say
qH0rEm para fri. 10 which myself pArtie.
ipated. s. G. s.
April 20, 1864.
Oar correspondent is right 10 supposing
that the types should have said SsnO. 10.
stead of genu,.
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Commissioners Sale.
JO"eph HOrEbOn's executor,
Joseph lfarri.on,. h.in-

joseph Msrrisou's heirs.
p4 virtue Of decree Oftbs Cireutf COurt for Ohio
= deerre made by aid Court on the lsEh daT o.
March, lse4, ill, 90 MONDAY, the sd tdSy Of
Nay lS63, ~ the Iront door q Curt HOuuS h5F
Ohto county, ~ 10 O'clock A. n Seli the tOlIINtnE
described properly, viz: fGeaIy BeVSa IL EssE,
more Of leas, 90 the ut side - Los sumter one
hundred Aud eighty two tlS:l in EAsS WheeltnE.
sAtd property Lies on John street. and Il l. FeetSA
. good tEo StOTy brsck building.
TkkAS " sALR-UnO-IhIrd Of the purrhASs
money 10 be PAid In eAsa and the baIAnes in sauai
payments n HiK And twelve months, TtIh interest
iron day Of GAle and THE ~ retained SAITH
neat IL fail bAS bSsu male.
ROBERT MORRISON,
GpTa-Gd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-27
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate
on Main Street.

pT virtue Of decree Of the ctreuIt Court Of OhLp
u county, catered 90 tie IA Gay Of March 1904,
IL The ease 81 Peter ADD Bnms IArnelI, D. ;bur
next friend, against tie Norm " stern Bsnk 4
virginia aud oShSGS, vii EeiI Plblie auction a;
the iEout door Of tie Court HOaSe OF Uhi5 eosgtJ
% TUESDAY. The IHIhD DAY VI AAT ALGf.
- 10 oetoek A. u fthAI DAP, 70 The highest aas
besS BIDDER, the following property, TO NII: lhI
iolloTinE eeseTtbed paEt u Lot No SsTsn a. URt-
tAE o. y Ain street 10 the city OF WheSlBI. lAE a
70 9Ays the eAStsTn part Of taid lOt fronting
O. Main street. 1tIy-IhreS IseE AID thErs AID one
third inches, nDd runnibg baek With hns IAEAlIsl
WITH the HOathern line Of SAID lot MOI 1iTysiI
teSt two tnebSt, being the part OF LOt No HI,T'-
1Atd set AfAIt IN suEAlIy To john + TAraAll I'D
LAshGriAh 3 IArpAll- Ths property vii b uoli ~
tEo SePArAtO Paresls, each irooEing tUIhty-sE Ist
and tSNOn AID II o-IhiTd inches on NAN StTest-
TINS o. sAIE-LBe fourth OF the purrh1Is moSsy
% b paid In cab. aDd the rNAnder II three e a
tDaLAlnelts Of hix, Twelve And sightsSn mouiAA
With interest fro1 the day Of sale, tie PurshAsaE
giving bod with EltislAeIo SaeuTiTy 1t The deer
red paynents bot % Lave tae privilege Al kis Or
ttOo, q PA3inE The whole PIIehASs nSOsy In cab
Or o. paying 70 eaSL Crater TEoportIOa thsi"S1
nLa1=Ld DANIEL LANE. C01Eis-touer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-27
The Election On ThurSdAy

The IOvpshiP election takes place on
Thursday. County Superintendent Of
Schools is to be elected aud officers for
each Of the tOwusbips. We hope that as
large a vote as possible will be POlled.