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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-30
Price One Dollar.

Cut this notice out IL you desire DR.. HARyEY'l
Pills or Book, and if you cannot procure then
Of your druggist, do not take any other, fol
some dealers who are unprincipled will recon
mend other Female Pills, they can make larger
profit on-but enclose the money and send di
rect to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-08

We fud in the Raleigh IN. C.) Progress,
OF February IL, the proceedings of several
peace meetings in that State. briefly men
toned by telegraph. They chow the
limits to which the North Carolina peace
men are ready to go against the conteder-
acy. They pretend to be still earnestly.
tor the confederacy aud the prosecution of
the war, but, like our democratic peace
men at the North, they pretend to think
that peace may be made upon honorable
termsif negotiations are only entered upon.
Their protested support of the eoniederacy
they qualify With the most violent attacks
upon the confederate leaders and their
measures. What they distinctly propose
is a State convention to consider tho state
of the country and see what can be done
towards making peace. Occasionally one
of their speakers intimates pretty strongly
that the rebellion is failure, and that it
lie better to return to the old Union before
they are utterly impoverished by the war,
But in their public resolutions they pretend
to seek peace only in separation, and ex,
hort their soldiers in the rebel armies,
STAND by your colors while your friends
At home tender the olive branch of peace"
The peace party in North oaTolinai is not
as out!spoken as it was year and halt
ago, and there arefeWsr. AYoWals, ofa dis
po.itton-so return to the Unton.- -aFhe most
that4he bOldest conservatives now threat
en-. and they do it very mildly aud guard
eddy, is that North Carolina will secede
from the Confederacy and stand by herself.
Tue great difficulty is the military power
of the Confederacy. She is held in the
Ooufederacy as Maryland was for a long
time held in the Union, by bayonets. liza
Union army could be sent TO take posses
sion of Raleigh and hold it, there is no
doubt that the peace party of the State
would coon talk cat boldly for Union.-
But we can spare 40 army for that purpose
At present, aud indeed the deliverauce Of
North Caroline must be won il Virginia
by the destruction of Lees army. When
that is accomplished the peace men OF
North Carolina will be able to say What
they really mean.
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TRUST Sale.

DuRSUANT 10 deed OF trust from Robert c.
y Bonham aud Charles Ms, Gilbsrtson, to J. II
1855, aud recorded ia deed book, nupbered IL pags
4o2, in the RecOnleE's office Of hlO County, West
AIginis; and lo4a supplement- addition to the
s1td deed Rof trusl acknowledged for record by the
said Il nham and GilbsrsOn, on the 26th day OF Au-
must, leSHI aud recorded In deed Qk numbered Al ,
page Az, IN said otcs will, ThuradGy, the 7th
1HyoI April, 1865, commencing at 10 O'ciOcS In The
forenoon, proceed, tn. SELL at public auction a. the
ONO. LOT number 3g--feur--tR the BeIair Addition
20 me CITY of Wheeling, on the North side Of Quincy
s!treet adjoining the lot which at the time uf the
latv. 3" lillian Armstrong. selIibg as truStes, viii
convey such title only ~ by the said deed trust
am authorized TO sell and cOnyeS.l 40 g[lirI
FsRHS0R iSALE.-QLe thtTd 7OT tho purchase
money to sepR!d in Saal., eDd be residue M six and
IWelEe months vi ID InteTs-E, The deferred pay,
ents TO DO secuTedb by bUd aud salts factory securt,
y. Inll ts-. --L----L DANiEL LAAB. 81
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Bounty Money

H>IlE Ohio County Bounty Money, ordered by the
4 Supervisors to be paid to soldiers illiDg the
quota OF said county will be paid to the pefonS en-.
tinted to receive tue same, on Thursday the 10th
day OF March, 1861 at 10 O'Clock M. at the COURT
Honse, and will be Continued from day to day or
time to time. until the quota VI said comfy 900
men -ate paid. ! f'a-17 :
+, -. .la ~ ~ it- JOHN c. aUPP, President, Il
y iGEO.W SIGHTS, Clerk. mriti
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TRUSTEES SALE.

pY rrtue Of Deed Of Trust from John Russell
ID to eenry Echpls. dated April LIST, 1859, and re-
corded in Deed Book ~. page $50, OF Ohio County
records and Of my appointment by the Circuit Court
OF sAid county, as Trustee In place Of said EchoIs
chic Comfy, on Saturday, April 9th, 1864, at 10
o'clock, A. n, at puhtic auction, Cash. tail that
part Vt Lot No. o. situated EofT street. in that
part Of the City Of Wheeling laid ont by Moses W.
Chapne ami others, the ranle described follows:
80 feet front on EO street and extending back tho
same breadth 1:2 feet to Wu alley; being the same
property ed to said Russell by Robert White
by de ID dat I'd a pril LIST, 1859 ~ -a'
e - ~ JOHN q. CHANDLER,
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
United States

The real and personal property Order or.us
of Jonathan n. Bennett.
.LNALL TERN, 1858, District Court Of the Uutri
II States for the Western District OF Virginia, Al
Clarksburg.
In pursuance oFau order of sale made and rnter.,
at the Fall tenn, 1863 OF the District Court Of tue
United States for the Western District Of Virgius
at ClarksburI, In he aboye entitled cause, viii
the oath day of March 1854, at the front door
the Court House in ClArksburg. Harrison couu J.
West Va, proceed to sell at public auction 10 the
highest and best bidder, the Law and Private Ii.
brAry OF Jonathan II. Bennett.
Terms OF sale, Cash-G ,Vernnient Funds.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. II.
EDWARD ii. NORTON,
febS Z. 5. Marshal ". D. Va
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AssIsrn1r puAnrERNAsrER,s OHE1cE.

Mkeelug, ". Va FebrnAry Is, 1854.
"A NGdSStGr6t ID Drugs Hardware, IrOus SseolS Lum-
"A beF, Leather. barn and sadleEy, are request
week. seated proposal list, an duplicate, Of tfe
articles they are prepared 70 furnish this Depot
At short notice, With the price Of each marked in
plain figures that, case the sxigencies Of the
service require it, the article or articles be OBJ
tained without delay, and Ut the lOWsgtspriee.;l
Dealers wishing, 10 sell to this Depot will be re-
gu rcd to furnish the list ppnctuslY every Monday
morning, ri! L.. "a, EAKHSWoRTHst
hi Captain. aud Assistant Qu4rteT-masteTpa
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Sherlf1's Sale OF Real Estate.
Wolfe, Ballard 4 Co.
Decree in Chancsr,.
Mary Moore.

Mary Mooro. D00'0' IN V"'DSs''
pi virtue of decree rendered by the Circuit
ID Court Of Ohio county, In the above entitled
cause, on the the 2Sth day OF October, 1883 shall
proceed to sell ~ public sale, the front door
the ouTt House Of Ohio county, the 18th day Of
March. 1864, the part of Lot No. %, 10 J. Zane,
addition to the city Of Wheeling, fronting on Maj
street, forty six feet Less Of which JOSEPH
Moore died seized, aud in the bill and proceeding,
mentioned.
Terms Of sale-On credit of six, twelve aud
eighteen months, in equal instaIments bearing in
terest until paid the purchaser giving bond viii
good security and the title to be retained until the
whole purchase money is paid.
JOSEPH sEYBoLD,
feb9 I'd Sheriff Of Ohio County.
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Sec 8. At least once In three months the Clerk
Treasurer, aud the proper ,ficer the depostJr
of the revenue aud moneys Of The County, shall .i-
tutt AID state the amount Of the receipts and GiS
'burS ents OF said revenue nnduther u6neys sheVyl
ing the amounts Of snch receipts and dis
and ths balance, II a1Y remaining iu said depOsi;or
be made Of such statemsnt, and subtcrlbed by the
Clerk. Treasurer aud tie proper officer Of such de
pOskOrY; one Tor the Treasurer, AuOther tor such
depository, the third for the Cerk u be by him
ported to this board and hsd amongst the papers OF
his Office. At every such sett len ent the warrants
dorsed, paid at said depository aud Included in the
statement aforesaid, having been Cancelled without
being deiaced, shall be delivered up to the Clerk, to
be hed aud preserved amongst the papers of his of
flee. JOHN C. HUiP President
: GEO: W. SIGHTS, Clerk = rnrT dIW1wIt
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al 9al esD TO- sac
s tt9ERE

IhEaS4IF B4I0UlVI Ut4N6PPV453 O4ttp
n HANEsk95 hneRRI1 thorough bred SPANISH
n 551ERIN0s1tgl VS. brsAi from the best hOckb in
IhestatS of Vermont, pdFr Of them from the celas
brated focks OF Hammond, J. I. V. Rich, Of Ad;
di, on County Vermont. 80
These Ewes are all full blOoded. aud are all In
Lamb BY the BEST Bucks In the State. l9ty the
Nottingham, 10 hy the sanford Gibbs Buck, ID
by III, Young sw stake Buck andstheA remainder
bS the heSt two year old sBdek SYet brought Irom'
Vermont. SAID Buck I now have With me. He.WaS
.Slrndeh, old IOttinRaIr l1Dk5 assW0S
selected from j. T. 4 v. Richs flock, Of ShorehAm,
VT Che aaN Buck Vast bred by y. u. Cook, Of
shOreham, VT. I-WOUld invite the Wool, Sheep
GfoElhe and FarnAihh class Of the con6Unity, and
all lovers of good Sheep to call ut the La Belle
HOuSe and see what UlIRVs got. = 81 - q
will give eVerS-mRu that wishes to purchase
sheep of mex good ref Tence 80 that he ascertain
hat r. tsstTyiUg.A + ASK no man 5buy unless be
Is perfectly sagssd that he Is getting he pays
.i"a Mss skIaGs sc RL,s.Se: Addsoa c5. VA
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For SaIa

f III large and commodtoas dwelling and proper
III SttPated on he corner Of Mnln aud Fret Eta,
aud now occupied by the uhIersigRed. The dwell.
ing = SEPPi Nith.H tbs modern E0nVenienees of
For terms &c enquire of
.ftt8 .slRl iJt MRS! AZ ALwOODS, 4
mrs on the Premises,
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80 - ~ pHANEES OF. FIR5F.
HENRY HARFMA.1I. = -

EoRMERLY Of the frm Of Hartman { b,E,,,i, !,
4 55 peg afts5 soR}qss tt SHsifa q tIe nm
= IL 80 sR! RIaPF aaaS: %ssF
aP!oFtNS9t of the lateSt styles RSad Mas "a.
thing and Cent? P1ERtSnt9S Goods ASo, 1lIitSF$y
ana eoys- OIoLnng eIWaya on ha1a, - mE4 lmf
DURB Wines Gnd BFandieS Tor Medicinal and Az
L Lamental purposes, at 80. 1 Odd Fellow Han
teb39 EDMUND BOOKING
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FROM WASHINGTON.
eWAsHIEaroN, March s, 1864.
THE CASE OF GEN. NRADE.

y In the examination of Generals Double
day and Sickles, bsIore! COMMITTEES on the
Conduct, of the War, in regard to the bat
tie of Gettysburg, the testimony. not only
shows that an Jorder was made out aud
signed by General Meade to retreat from
Gettysburg to q position seventeen miles
southwark; but also, that Sickles took a
position 70 the left of the army during the
battles contrary to the orders of General
Meade. AT that time some sharp cenver-
.satiou took place between SickIes and
Meade s,tothe point, and Meade threaten
e4 to courtmartial1 Sickles. Notwilh-
.standing.Ihiss be stuck to his position,
which brought on the Sight and enabled
them to save the day Damaging facts
popnected withaths WAolelatFair have been
presented TO, the Committee, and it Is
affirmed that one prominent General pro-
poRnSed Meade an impoteRtagsy Eviden-
ces seem TO go to establish the fact that
bad i not been for approximate Generate,
Meade you'd haye been driven 10 Ralti.
more Meade j. here to- night, aand a,
strong pressure is againat bjR.e{ .puil
- ~ ~ EHkhHAR's ExP EDtTos. i'.d
A leading public wsa bsEe, supposed to
nave, thr9qgh his PsrsoDsl FelRttops, BET.
ter means than any one else of kloRigk
sseEe Capabilities concerning Sherman's ex-
r pSe 81 EiYss L. as his opinion that by
. .agst aPe t90 YH9gie tfaFee is back again Is
regards it as having been IL The msip, 90
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ieEst5dss Aass8pss had tsltyl
a1beP 0bitss 9kp 6ilRFs ssapsE llss.
movements EWOgltis hRVR c0HlpelIeds its
aba1donmeBt. "a Il
uEPATRIgEi 81 MoVllEN1a.'

Practically. Gen. KiIpatFick's movement
on Richmond is regarded failure. He
burnt some bridges aud grist mills, and
tore up some railroads, but the results of
such, achieyeme6ts -ons toFmer occasions
have not beentsuch IS ID cluSe them to7be
considered an squiyaleLs for the proposed
unknown whether the unexpected Vigor-
Gus resistance vucounteredaln the fortifi-
cations of Richmond came from Long
streets returned corps, or only IRON the
regular garrison. }as
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Valuable Coal Bank for Sale.

OFFER ut private sale till SIarch 2Oth, my Coal
L Bank, in coed order, with railroad into 1t, con-
tanning about 40 Of solid Coal will also self
with the bank, 10 coal cars three mules aud harness.
The bank Ia situated in Centre WheelinE, below
NJ ssrs. Dewey Tance's Rolling NH and belmont
Coal Bank pr QiGss Works. II the: property Is not
at Pubii. gate. Nlr VIM. Godfrey will show the
premises to any wishing to puI chase. ~
Terms Of sale rs in Zach, the balance in two
years, with interest from day Of sale.
nirS 2S ~ JAMES g. PORTER
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God guard our Gag, and keep each star
Each stripe e bright IS new they wave,
still make e lead our ranks In war,
sam 6oat above each patTiOeB grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To trail It through the dust Of BhAmOS
All honest hearts It's lot will share
And follow II to Death or Fame.
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ImmiRrAtion.

Mr.. Dounelly, of Wisconsin, made a
speech in the House of Representatives at
Wellington, a few days since, in which
be uufoIded budget of interesting facts,
a sample of which We quote:
"In the year 1890 we had but 4, 929 900
people, in 1860 we possessed . population
of 81, 445,UO0; the difference, "a ,5l6 900
being the sum OF our growth in seventy
years.
How far is this growth due to the nat
ural increase of the population in the
cOuntry in 1902 To ascertain this, it will
be necessary to institute some comparison
With the rates of growth OF other nations.
"England and Wales possessed, in 1870,
. population of nearly 5000 900; in 1861,
a population o: 2O,227,Tl6. In other
words, the growth of Englaud and Wales
was thirty per cent. less in three hundred
years than that of the United States in
seventy years But, as it may be argued
that the rate of growth of all nations has
Increased in modern times, we will con-
tine our comparison within shorter Pc
Rod.
"Iu 1901 the popu lation of England and
Wales was 9,l56,l7l; III 1851 it was TO-
22T ,745, being an increase OF III per cent
in sixty years. 1t is true that England
had, during that time, sent out considL
cradle emigration TO different parts oithe
world, which, from the best data attain.
able, estimate at 1852, 0ll. between 1925
aud 1850; but on the other hand, the cen
sus of 1851 shows that England in that
year contained SIS, $50 natives of Ireland
aud 13O, 087 natives of Scotland, making
q total of 65O,O46. The difference there
fore between the emigration and the i'm
migration is not great enough to materially
affect the question of the ratio OF growth.
"If We apply that ratio to our own coun-
try We find that We should to-day possess
population of II, 72s, l2o; about one
thiSd our PRESENT population"
Like all western men, Mr.. Donnelly
closed with on sllusion to his own State
Minnesota. The ratio of increase of the
whole nation, from 1850 to 1850, was but
s6A per cent. he said. That of the West,
as 9 whole, was over So per cent, and of
the State of Minnesota 2,76l per cent?
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Spseiqea Pages Of 4he .4sHerieGH coSFiet.---
4 HislOsy Of tks Grset Rebellion IN hs
URIted States Of Amptee, AS6O-64. IA
CGwses, MEDIATE, and ResuLsS, Eateg4ea
to Rzki6I EspeeiaNY as KoF6{ qld Fdtiil
cal Phases. NTH tie Drift and Pf65fEas of
Ausrican Opinion RespsctfHg SLGysTy FROM
aTE6 20 1864: By HoRAGE GREE5RE.
ave hAve received the above entitled
work 6rom the publishers, Msssrs. o: D.
Case 4 Co., RaV,Gsrd, Connections.
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THE Washington correspondent of tho
New York Times states that letter has
been received from Gen. Grants. army,
saying that niue-tenths of the 6oldIets are
IN favor of Mr.. Liueolu's re.slec.iOn, and
viii vote for him il they have the oppOr-
tlnity. 90 the 29d of February votes
we're taken in several brfgsdes aud dtvt-
sions, and ont of nearly $4,000 ballots
polled only bs2 were cast against him
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.Trnstee's. Sale OF Real FA1n1e

j fIEIISlteJS, SaI6 OF KtAI ESTATE.
E2Ei virtue Of deed OF tru1t made by MArlus SUI,
ID geson and Da,id W. Gibson, dated ,he AT
day Of June, 1851, and recorded in the Office Of N,
forty.two-i2-tolio fonr hund bred and lhree-+S"
l will, on SATURDAY, the 9TH day Of March. isa
At 10 O'Clock A. n, at tho front door of the Court
House of Ohio cou nty, proceed to sell lots uuubr
nine and ten. in square number tWenty-eishr n,
that part OF the city of Wheeling called Bueua V.
addition to tho city Of Wheeling, as laid out /,
Emma OhurchnPS trustee
Onthe above described property is frame c,.l..,
with two rooms, good we'll of water, &c
Selling rs trustee, small convey such title =. :,
vested in me by said deed Of trust.
Terms Of sAle-CRSh.
feb8-td H.o. oOrTs, Tru,t,,
.lP.iS.-The above sale is postponed until NuS
DAY, the 4th day of APRIL, 1864.
mar4-td HENRY @. Colts. Trustee
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Desirable Flouring Mill for Sale.

U5bIIdDI9 E1OUrluB M1II LOT ale
NMING to other business matters Claiming my
NJ Undivided sAttenftbn{ desIre t6sselL my new
aud valuable FIGURING Mill Property, situated at
Sardis, MoDrqa Co., Ohio.
Ihe building Is built substantially Of brick,
40 by 80 feet, contains of BuFs and all the
modern inlnro, eIueDts and appliances.
Size Of Engine, IL inch cylinder. "A inch stroke
Two doubte dued boilers. go feet long, SO inches
ametsp. The building ant machinery are comparA-
lively new. The mill enjoys good reputAt on, and
steady aud profitable patronage Is tecured .s...5
For .termIAud uther particulars, apply at sardIs
Ohio. to .s.t E. HOkNBROOK
InT3 Ina q
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GEO. EtL1oTT, a ILoudqR4E, hes doue g
good thing in giving SID. eco Wostf 0f coat
a Q the New York Sanitary Fair.
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Public Sale.

aE undersigned will offer for sale at public auc
4 tion at the late residence Of Robert Patton de-.
ceased, on the 9lst day oFMErch. 1864, the goods
ana cGatsisS Of said deceased, consisting in part Of
household goods, Farming Implements 9 6eIds
wheat, aeld rye 40 ShookS corn and fodder. Htaef
nay stack GsE1E, 1000 bushels cora tp car, 100
b.a a S0rn, bushels rye, 200 bushels
empty sacks, leO bushels potatoes, buggy. two
morse: wagon, OK cart, 2 water carts, Two horse
sled 10 coal Ears, coal bank carts nrre lotSoId
ron large lot old copper 1000 feet lumber set black
Sth sools, set carpenter tools, 60 head fat h6Rs
heaa rat cattle, heed horses, 80 barrels oid'rya
WHISKY 10 kegs do do 100 barrels new do large lot Of
OLD barrels, do do do kegs platform scales and 9TH
er articles too nu nerous to mention y.
sale to commence ct 10 o'clock A NJ. and eoptipre
from DAY 70 day until all Is sold. Whisky, grain and
stock viii be offered on Tuesday 22d,
: TBRM-.-Purchases amounting to three dollars mr.
IesS 70 be cash, above that notes at or months
VIII Dc taken wits two good sureties.s u I4e.
-t.s MARY PATTON,
ALBERT D. RICE,
Mart nSVille, O., March l.t, 1861. - mTstd
Register copy till day.
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!, IiMaljTdshal'sd Sale.

. ,Hl-!G SIS 10 ssn Ole flitt4Z t-Is1 u
United StAtFs -y'ly Order of zSale-rRalIs tt rm
a. VS. 4is 1865 District COURT OF, the U.
PeEponal Property s for the Western Dist. of Va.
OF Chns- " Russell, At wheeling, Sept. 2It 1865
n pursuance Of order Of sale, unAdeRnd cred
the Pail Term 1868, of The District Cont Of the
nitEdSEites for the ~ esbsFn DStT1ct OF Virginia
at Wheeling, IN tho above entitled cause, will on
saturday, MARCH, 18th, 1864 the front door the
Court House OIL ohio Comfy, sell At Public Auction
the highest and best bidder One Family Carriage
formerly tue property OF ChA5. W. Russell. e.
Terms III sate-CRsh-G Government funds. Sale to
cOnGeuc- AT III O'clyCk a VI.
nnrl U. :. Marshal, ". D. Va.
PrOceedings OF IhG Supervisors OF
kats: Ohio COurA' ", Feb. a.. 1854.
ORDERED that the President aud Clerk of this
" board be Instructed In drawing orders upon tho
for County bounty money, not to draw an
order in faVorOf any second party. unless such
Ond party present and deliver to them or Que of
them. power OF attorney, authorizing him draw
. uch bounty. --'.a1ig t=l-..lEE 80 zFi-s-
Ordered furthert that all parties, claimants for
sail fund, il unknown, DO requested to identify
themselves by some responsible person, personally
known to the President or Clerk
order cd, that the President aud Clerks, ~ AoOn as
the county b0unLy money IL obtained and ready for
.PHyment, advertise ns TO the time Nnd place where
the ments are to lie made, TOR at least ten days
prior to such payment. a-.a ar
a Cppy lreste: GEO. W. SIGHTS, ~
feb-9I Clerk,
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{ Ei!tiIIUFOR SALE TIT

d A LAND ENGINE; complete, for "a saw mill, 10
n inch cylinder. 20 inch stroke; also ioel 'front.'
crate bars, and all fixtures for burning tan bark
and saw dust -tFEf ~ ElIE'st -
Also, n tract Ofland in Harris run in Marshall
county, through which the B. o. r. Ii. runs con.
tatng 1857 acres. with about or so acres cleared
aud under god fence. with young apple aud p-ach
orchard selected fruit, over 800 trees one frame
house with rooms well finished, thrse cabins, two
stables, cave. smoke house blacksmith Alop good
well of WSter with pump -H.rI-
For further information euauire off, W. DunIeyv
on the premises, or oEihe subscribers.
DUSLEVY 4 CO.,
Steamboat Builders,
tebE2-luId&w Wheeling. W, Va.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE

OF Real Estate An Mar'i"'v'lls, oh,o.
ID Miller and Victoria Miller, his wife, besri,,
on the 18th day of February, 1863 aud nov ~, AZ
cor : iu the y scordeT's office, Of Belmont 49,.
Ohio tn volume 8, psgc 2tS, will sell on Thgf-5.s
the Slst day Of March next, at 10 O'Clock A n
the pts mises, in the TOWN. Of Martiusyille m %
towing IRpPeEly, to Wit: Lots Numbered one bp1
bred aud, tHitty aud one hundred aud ,htY,y.,S1
(1S0 and 1917 situated in WAlIHce's addition ~,
town of %Hrtinsvill; on the lots is erected ssn
Portable dwelling hoN Q.
Terms OF sale: $3.50 in cash, aud the bala-.
six and twelve months, with interest from dat ~
purchaser giving bond and approved security a !,
the title to be retained Until pnrchA money i, ,.,
in full - A.C. MeKLE
fsb2O-td Tru, -,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-08

Pursuant to decree rendered In said County Crutt
on the 18th day of July, 1862. shall proceed IL
sell at the trout door OF the court House, Of sald
County, on Tuesday, the 29th day Of March, 1854 at
public .ale, to the highest and best bidder the lot
(NO: 9lO numbered ninet lone, in the, bill and pro-
ceedlngs mentioned, In the addition to the City u
Wheeling, laid out b Henry Moore, Trustee Of
kbenezer Zane, on Z4ne's Island: upon the fol
lowing terms and conditions Of sale viz: ten per
Of the amount Of the pu' chase money in cash, and
remainder In three equal iussslmenIs, payable ia
stE, twelve and eighteen months from the day OF
sale, with Interest from said day, the purchaser
give bond with approved security for such deferred
or credit instalnents
JOSEPH sEYBOLD,
feb2I Is Sheriff o. L.