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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
PeRRsylEaHIa Insurance Co.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING, VA.
CAPITAL 8l6O- 600

(
CAPITAL - $780, sOOO-
DIRECTORS.
John Reid, 7 P. shAIl=zoaz, Geo K whsa.
SEQ. AsDdsl- JOHN Zsoeksr, Sam Mcclellan,
&. n -FrHuznsiEn-J Jas. N VGlse, Alex LalxhI3n-
N41s COMPANY having bean duly organised ~
prsP6-Od - take riHks fRir rHfs8 ON buildings
Of al Kinda, merchandise, manufacturing aeRbtlah-
u0eutS, turutEure- EseEnboAtB Rad c1xEoOa on the
WsSIsr2 rTvsu and fAksS and Also On shs HveS II
persons for term Of yeG-R This Company sGsrB
superior Inducements - farmers, VhArsby they
be insured for three years reduced zAtsa ThiS be
tcs home institution composed Of coma ufnssy-fDuc
stucEhoidsrL nOar Of Ehnn among our bogS BE-
s1Hsss men- FecurlZsndh IrnaH Ebe Rvo-1oje can
sdsFnsiOn of the i1BUTtng pubic. hnd HOIieiEs their
pSsEonAZE-
tsnosd Il by the sGc18eR-y.
omes- No ! MLure HOUSE, baiDE H. uEzns for-
merry occupied bJ AaEzas Express Company.
JOIN REID, Presidanr
AAML MCCLELLAN Tine-PreEi6ont-
\. g, ARTEUR Agent f1r paying PsasioulL oHiea,
Ne / ArLu-e HO1Bs, bang rhs me once formerly
occupied by AdMms E1pTOu8 Company. Hprl
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8sllgg nteuieenfer
TEHMs OF ADVnRFIsne

2VMVEsOGZD LuEs ~ KuspAEz-1- son on, -4y4s.
hEaa, MAE8 4 s9CaRE
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Induced by shs extensive sale aad uu;vsrRal
P0PEiAE1ry q
HooHand's German Bitters!
PURHLY TBGK-ARLR1

CURLY TBGECABLRI
HOEsa OE ignoraut ouAekH Gnd uuarznpuIous ASvs,-
tnrsrI, h1vO OPensd UPOa suffering humanity the
hOOd-ERIe1 Ut Nos1rUmA She ahAp0 Of poor Vhlnky
TllelL eompoundsd Eith iujurious 3rnEB End Chris
tenAd I0ulcA, btomAchieS and BiEtsrn.
BsEArS of Sha IHuannsIAbIe array OF Alcoholic
prepArAfiCnG in pierhariG bottles and high beIisa
keEAs Ender the modest GpPoliAflon q bEreEh which
tnss0Ad q curing, only ARErBY01e dBRABa and leave
fhS dmAPPoinEed su1nrer IN despair.
EOoRLAND's sEENAE RrrrHRs
Are not new aud aDer1aa nrsirle buS hsVO seOOa
the teE a Eftaen y0GrT trial by The Americas pub
hc and thar TuFuEEriun and HAls rtVA1ed by
any 1rlifaE pEOpaEREioE.
Ths pEupnstaEB have thUnSan6B Il Letters from
the mu0t aEainsn4 OiarEymen, LAgyerH, PhyEiciRnR
Aud CtElSezs teseiytnE ei their personal AnoEI-
edge 70 The bO06eisl eGeetS and medical V1reuss Of
EhaSS R=n
DO Tog WANT SOMETHING TO srRNarHEN
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE!
Do EoU WANT 10 BUILD Up YOUR coXsrIrU-
DO YOU WANT 10 FEEL WILT
DO You WANT TO GIT Rid OF NERvoUESEss!
Do ToC WANT ENERGT!
DO Tou WANT TO kLREP WELLl
DO YoU WANT A BKIsK AND VIGOROUS PEEL
1857
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EFsn. ;. TeapsOH BrDlya, D. D, EsEtOr oftae Rscy-
eI9peELs ET ReECiOEg EaOHEedPe
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Policies Issued Without Delay.
Ho C. ARTHUR,
jnae2su Arsut.
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THE BEST 0LIVR OIL, Artnbss u1r
4 posaE, N town 8w sale aG =
fb5 6KEHEnB DRUG BoBE.
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GOED PEWK

A NKW STOCK juR received md sor uSls bv
"a tG6R Tga GRATR9 /
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NO. 6s1 ARCH STREET
R,tuolpd oGes ~ ~s.a
JoNEsA ETkKA
Isoe-mse n 94nstool
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Beautiful, bright. airy bp6bles Of az
hour HDR Ie1norsslessIy old Time lurk-
eth so1nd fhsssgay bGaqueting aalls,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-19

be fp barG bsimltde Qas sei6pi tassu BITE Re 70 0It
pen esen Seaten eoer Der He lernen heren 5pI.
gen lie anrdttttd Virsn iete' in, edafe burd psutp
neH tie penn pngetbe bic Gte ugmSslicb mae,en unS
Rorper uno etn 5erSren fpen iasrtrte nHttt,n ii It.
te tpan' Sele 9eFiOnen miea be>sr ea fisn III Sic
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gen ft ruben @ecrtnbeiten e8 raiters dw detut Ss
ten Xnb ben @lieeera n,ersen I'M rf G6pShe res &c.
9t8 Se.mf Der @t tetra 6ersttpSien ne bSfe lnrubt
NeesenSmd9e Hnrrenrus ttI 9ersauunss Srsans Ggges
mstns GHttrattupB. SpmstSme Ser S6wtnSSuat.
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Dr \shultn q IL .

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tDn rabuirer sines ersn efiinii6en eeesieA ber
Ger Staaten eertea sr6Et he'll eines 9ebenS tn ben
Seiptalern 2pNbpn, 9ars 9tlaSelpbid us anseren
@tdten 3isebra bat eintge aunre tafen eiIMuasn
rolenS rpn &c eutic @eibiEte rer Webtan meib. I'm
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Rrdntbaten ttu ipfe !. 9. au ste Bel rl6bden G5e-
rduen su tr srGreden, bie s p err6tbeu bel sertaasn
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DR.. Johnston,
Ger e!n,i8e ar3t, tustdsr aa,ei,t.
attimore SOC. 0ufp'ttaI.
Bur llatcvo:aduns Der Quadialseret statlirt,
Der sin5t8e Dtas In Der gDslt, tvO (iGers,
fdsge(le uns s,uupltcae Rnsest tn s3..os .91r
ac6eim:cu Granf6stteu

eensd r9erea as ia Fnt: Stusuassuntitetet SAp6fe
tn Gem 9udea aO ben lteoern, Gat1nbunee Der ytiercu
nne 8leie SaaIsner9iebnasen S9wd&e Ger 9Isrpsu Ma
f6pd5e 3erjgpsn &9ia erutet 3ittern. Muser,dami4e
S&pinbel, 9pPffhHkr3, @ntjlnbun9 \ Safes, eer gedle
per eWnse he's 4esenS ser @lnaelptee tn6 aucr iener
hebet b opn 9ciien 9t6etmc GswNbnfe ten Ger suee b.
geIde tbrsn 0pra ae(itrter no ais tef Sifenen Ge.
drG ben GeaGren has piis6 trrdDrea un6 lucnn rtft
settig setet!t wertftGt elnenblen rfnansen rernt.
ten edpdde bet G0nfutea nerocrbrtnsen Sic Gte tina
nSalta uaen HnS ;uIes ben Srper uRs :nn1
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Bs,G ,G,irdtbtts Deripnen,

rter Srlde wsbe b az perteiratben teabttaent tns d
pbeflter Sdwdte rtfr etnes aneeren 6inpe ntH bsHe
fnS tUltcn unpersislid Dr. 9cbnfrn ju Nabe 5iehen
&Ge ptncerntie ge9eu es ste ptnide eetse Ser.
tIttwts &ei3barit Der yte 3err tnb G6wdde Srer
f66pfur8 rer breflt6iten &rt werben f6ne4 urrt. =
DerentJe, pel6er A Der 8ebGnblune unS TUrcrae rrn
Or. Cbnitcn ntersttb tarn TIM ais einsnt G6renaune
1tne Sur@t ii soeyid auf stae Srss.
tide @ehtdttfeit perIner, - ~ -
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DaS feinfte umS uUnenestste 6rutets xenies ttiexs
5) tret--- unferer sssit!
Die Sonisblunte (The Honeysncklel a'l y
ELIXIR DE W.T. a.

Die SOnisb[uue (The Honeysuckle) .iia
/ ".F cbet ~ @+'s4A {fsiis94,
| - u u y ELIXIR DE WIFE. aeq sl8lI
Ds gcntc Sittets weI&es felt lanse etnsn rprsaaltde
RIftn GgrHa bes unb III tem 9an6s iSnel In Gebreuas
temnt t aus benz tenfet GOsnoc In Sesbabune nit beg
rt8t nub bat @ easIss III alien rGn@tuaBsn BET aebsr,
tsre unS WerbaunssareaFes er wsrbsPI eelert Hab s
In Depi1lanh ais r-fi, 4,rsr -s7,,j,,aa 80 s ~
9pteIteEser Nefaurawre NpObster ,s. fEben IN SeIe
Erat Erntc-5tttsrs eine perN5pGs 2ueae bes W-ots IL
penn etnmal eeehet BITE Eduer nht oene k2ebe feu tV
len @tt rte ipesndnne Siers 66at toeIbs trra
ben aepopnit@en npuens rttseefGltster SIaIer tA 1
curtreneen Gtaueen ch, nno ba Setr uerthupHe
Jn8receG3ten Der srIt9t rorbsH eeTen gpuge ptt9s
Drgaae Iansh ton OOOren anertaant Esyesa Tnb 70 iG
ret eS peosr benz &}tner, nO een Mrste 0penbet
Ats 3rtn ttterS fett es betres stner &Sssan3 H. Tet
hett bes 1f1nades aIs unubefrDien Sa tneea es aEs
MuGnren TN Ntgnse wte GtOt!rGse, GGTss, Ebee Wanfue
aneeln burdiadt NIB 5uiebt tn etn ppaf1ubieeS @6ne
In etx erpGrmen6es 9Untearnees Bere tet 0tanterrTs
ten 6er9ebt nnb irte babt IN ieser SGrsbana rEets
eert9teen &efautasn &C. nnea5eprIt5 fstn. o
SSbCleale 8eattMeentea i6nnen NIT traen6 ttnex20-
ttt1t btees ecrSueen gers Ia RtfeR Dwserh s9ter4s
BIaiGen nurre al7, 01G a 81 f.
pen atleinigeH &gner ,.-e~l7-l .3..
S. SOrn NO. q @ 0anOrcr,, Gcfc noM @annbenssg.
Sesetisber Gem GHGrste, 8altiwaore,
Deripret sperpen t5 -eals 1 9i siyg-
Sene sefats gIai@e If at bic slot nit benz Seesg seS
Gt9ners duf BEN JSort 1erleten f. 49, 45IS III
gDteberSert6ur ertalen bic u bee1 8ttsrS anaeSer4s
ten =lttbperape= gasban9ef@tIber gratis.
Ote Ieeren 0la1en rersen teecG ren) BET bsr n5dfen
Sefeuuns NIT 90 DIsens france GSltnpre tneaara
eetrGAt.
gOrSasIiten 6imbeer:@ @6emte BON benz Slm5sesEefe
eer 1or1brtaen &rnte cWe Gae ISene uA 2taupx crRe
ansIstdt unS sn lSpsR @retta. ffsiIaJ
,os,n.. -, ode 9nncser rAS @ambenfrr ss8ea6bss
l. t2SNPt III tif Mfnrpte ~
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Sunge OlGr ugr,

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tns eas brltt IS ete!e 3Ienee tn si III rlkeS G5rdt
reIBt ireGde eulG erhatsneD Galne HnS etpdeen
Sertdneesfoite nit oe Dpuner her @eretamfettten Se
nat be8etlert uo ter e tautfnee 9Sne sntlpf baben
frArhen ntSsen iss nit csuem 8ertranen n6tea. ~t
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Orsaniiae GdwGas

Erb rnor;u8d Seset! u6 ee bre Eraft wieber berae.
eIt Dteies urttbdre gei eies cas- 2ebenele unb
ste Gts unS Na&fenimsndait unGettb mabt, tsFt tas
yerS 0erer bic tHren Ge eni3aften unbeoane frSbnen
un9e 9ente no 3nlett j Nusf@petfnn9ea eenset, neil
Strituren Rebtri6la9en I'm Sarn Gtetn 1e atese llr.
laden enteten fann 10 LIT he bed n,etRenttel cine TpIss
te5 Nts6rdudes Der eeelfen Sreane 2er aber wta es
Id9nen eas bic sra Ser Grseueuns eher Densn srs
rem rrA bic 9 betmen Sasern srssbu, ais zen StMen
bic bA retfe lns.
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bebenen tas Elm eeiunser SET unb Gin sesrr srrer ke
nrbDen t3fen GrTpreernilie arr trebtSr 81 dIe4sei
ns a phne hee mtro Gle Mee res 9eb9ns sur trariacn
Vtgeratrt Die Aletn feS yeb reGitnietn lid rula.
l ee sie miro ereren esa 9ertFciiluna urb me-
Iaa6oittdtn Netrd1tnr8fn, rag Gle 6rsen HetCjs
Mersre eeWeeen teppe gent fnnu ,'L. X
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bat llnsIitf itter .tneitle,l 8ateg ulp MID
9sbraht. =. @elb mill unb muB id la
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9siftas

Die rbte gstrtanssn tss eaitsra iinb lebr ~ fir.
fsn Berlu ees ebi@tGiles, @eptrrlns Ter Steen @es
egIdtbeit Der geesfdfe bSie Ntnunse &tneiguna Dor
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I'D iebf. 3a|@tiamteIt u, i ~ ltns einlee Der iSmmen
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L ~ 4lrsln

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t9tr rurer StltGep etrG tcnen, rehe 1r. Srbuto al
nbrte henen ec ttunSe harprrteure INC bie antete
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@harafter aIs Gre ass g{sna anf @baratfe uus Ce.
Trenfasteit iis feicsnHen eine binre6esbe Gspabr.
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&etDent g Gtaorra NJ as0uD.

Gtne tlttne portte G5nes cibeues Bant seIbeS eise
nab hants paper, ae Sstten 9dbe!s uni BrGnt8 parte
iuiE etse9sn nnb usebtn Sfearrentijten MI No. t
ptnS Sra Nts EOst unb tnpFetIt sn bIuissn Drstien
1Dfepb S&t5btr, 5fts
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Guardians Sale Of Land.

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IN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
I il Court Of Greene County, Ohio made on The
- day of July, A. D. 1864, in the case Of
! Silas Bales, Guardian Of Mary Emily Cline
Amanda Jane Cline and Laura Ellen Cline
against his said wards, The undersigned will
on tie 18th dag Of August, A. ID. 1864 be-
tween the hours Of ] ald 4 o'clock, P. NJ. on
the premises in said County, offer at public
sale the following described Real Estate, sit
uate in the County Of Greene, IN the State OF
Ohio, and a small part in Clinton County, in
said State, bounded and described as follows;
Being part of Military Survey No. l1S2, en-
tered in the name Of Carter Page Beginning
at cherry tree, Box-elder and DogwOod
thence No S3o 25 E S4-S-l0 poles to stone
Sohth-west corner to AmbroEe Jones q Ma
pla IA inches in diameter bears NJ IO
links, and a maple inches in diameter, bears
S go Is links; thence with the west line Of
said A. Jones land n 30\ Z 154 4-lO poles TO
a stone northwest corner Of said Jones land,
aud in the south line of Eber Jones, where
White oak II inches in diameter bears n a
E links a white ash IL inches In diameter
bears S 504o, W links; thence with Bber
Jones south line 89o W 50 poles to q stone,
corner to Eber Jones land, in the East line
Of Philip Wical's land, where q white ash IL
inches in diameter, bears N4 70 W 16 links
and an elm 16 inches IN diameter, bears n
85B, E 158 links; thence win the East line
Of Philip WicaTs land passing his corner, and
with the East line of DaYid Shields AZ W
crossing branch at us poles 1909 poles 80
the beginning, containing Eighty-three acres
and ffty-six square poles, (SS A. Oh. 56 p
more or less.
Terms Of Sale: 0ne-third cash on the day
Of Sale; one-third in one, and the balance in |
tEo years from ihe day Of sale, the deferred /
Taynsnls TO be seouFed By Mortgage on the /
premises sold, and to bear interest at the rate |
Of six per cent per anuum, payable annually. /
Appraised at $50 90 per aore--S4l61. 5O-lOO /
SILAS BALES, Guardian Of
Mary Emily Cline, Amanda Jane Cline, and /
Laura Ellen Cline. = Tt
CATCH B SEXTON, Attys.
July II, 1886
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8 letter From Soldier N the
Navy

Nafys
/ eTH % 49, yEilt 1850
The following letter, handed to US BY 7
Coke Wrigbt Rsqssiss fr1Ea a. soldier, for,
merly of tbs eaautEs PresiOus to Gen.
Grants present campaign, he had been il
seFeR hard fought battlesj had been twice
wounded, and once taken prisoner. He
belonged to the Z. S. cavalry, but has re-
Gently been transferred to the Navy. It was
nd itsehdsd for Iublisati0n. 3 li4Hi
b. s. REcEivINe SUR A1.LEehASf.
Baltimore, May June 28 1864.
DEAR sm:-I did not get transferred to
the Navy as soonI expected, and a glorious
campaign we have had We have occupied
much territory, captured many prisoners
and killed many men. At spottsylvania.
C. 81. we piled up the rebs behind their
breastwOrks before we drove them out, and
held them until the Gu Cerps Of Inf.sh. .ly
relieved US. But the rebs drove them out
in less than 20 minutes. So We had to return
and drive them out again, which we soon
accomplished. They can't stand before our
seven shooters. was one Of the two who
took a rebel Major prisoner5 WetOok him
to the rear and sat down under tree.
i'NOw," said. Ra .aet me see You wind I'D
that machine" They say we wind them up
on Sunday, and shoot them all the week.
They are great weapon for cavalry. By
having them we have "A rounds ready to
fire without stopping. That is the spen-
Ger rifle, One load in the barrel, Y in the
breech, and six in the reTolEers. I can dis
charge the whole "A in two minutes. Letus
be dismOunted and in breastworks, and it
would take 8 to one to drive US out.
I viii now relate an aneedote of Gen.
burnside. He threw 100 empty wagons to
the front within 800 yards Of the enemy's
line. They took the bait-they we're hun
cry, raised d yell, and charged on the train
The colored Brigade was in front. But
they did not frea shot Batbroke and ran %
the rear Of the train, then faced about,
while at the same time, our right and left
wings closed in, and Gen. .Eoe and his two
brigades found themselves in trap. The
darkies now closed up and shouted ont.
Johnny rebs," jist put your arms right in
dem wagons we fotch EN- down here on pur-
pose for your They did some tall swear
ing, but it was no use, as our line of battle
was On theirrear and these brigades Of as
brave negroes as ever shoulderd musket,
in their front. We took two Generals and
2 brigades Of Infantry, and p pieces Of ar
tillery, and all was done in a space Of few
minutes.
DOn'tbelieve all the conflicting reports of
the Journals OF the day. Let them saw
what they please, Grant is diOng bravely.
He is all the time closing in on Lee. He
hHs got him nearly.ia the pOfd now, and
when he can get him invested in Richmond,
it win be al up with him. Toa' may hear the
remark, awhy don't Grant take Richmond?'
Grant dOu't want e without Lees army
Wherever Lees army is, there is The Confsd-
eracy, and when we conquer Lees army, /
-hs rebellion win be gone up. eat rao
LezPect to sail from here In about.2 ab6ks /
p the gan-boat 'eD5yligbJg' for WHmin e
ton, n. c,
B Yours Very Truly.
n. B. W.
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IhetFo Festivals on Thursdsy and
Fri3sy nights last given under the aus
pices Of the ladies Of the Christian Com
mission, we're brilliant and successful en-
idIhehts. l1as Sats1y goaa proving
u1propitiOus Thursday evening, twas de-
tsrmined to.hold the grand soirss for the
benefit Of sick and wounded soldiers ev-
efy6ksFs, ia tBe Co6FB Room. Ana 50
many fair and delicate hands. were soon
basil atSRork area ging deeosating,
gemming and embelishing our staid and
respectable judiciary forum.
We went over at about nine o'clock,
and confess BshaTs rarely looked in on
more dazzling array of wit, beauty, aud
glory, than we're then aud there assembled.
~. r. room was ES..lIlliiaatlg illuminated, our
country's emblem Of beauty and glory
was artistioally displayed, there were fjw-
ers and Aounces, ,beahx and boquets, cream,
-ahdealees et csiera ad mt. You were
treated to "fcast Of reason aud flow of
SOUL gratuitously,and to innumerable ed
ibles fE which you S5eafuIl5 paid a
consideration.
Oa Friday evening the entertainment
was eoatinued in the Court, t,Heuse yard,
Tie public square was prOfusely decorated
with pf laateghs bearing ahPfspriaue
notices, and fairy forms were seen gliding
round tables groaning beneath their load
of delicious naorceauz. The scene really
lsQieasHts s1eha6tpeut Wsrsgrst iat
a press Of business prevented our attend
ing 65 FFida 5higls ~ tHat We we're on
lyable to catch a glance Of the display from
our Office window. The receipts of TIE
two evenings amounted, to $3.50. Who
ssall undertake to sstinateA the ultimate.
good that vii. be derived therefrom
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MsErick. Mcclure 8 Co.

This firm presents to our readers through
odsths county to-day new Advertise
msht, % which we-wOulde call particular
attention. We have before sp9ken-of the
manner in which this stofeis tbiis year out
selling the heretofore leading frm-Alli-
500 & Go. The store Of Merriek, Mcclure &
Ce-, for amount, variety, and chOiceness Of
goods, has not iissuPerior in The country.
This il nov generally admitted.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-07-12

Nh EDITOR:
/ -0a page. y Of the Report q the Con-
iaissioner Of Common Schools, Tor tbe year
1866, Is =. letter from Geo. s -0msby, prihei-
pal Of the Xenia-UniOn scba5lS snl ~ Ol
The Board Of School Ezafiasfs fsf Greene
County, to Hon. e E Whiu, dalsd Xenia,
Nov. 21, 1868, in wiich5 azBngst other
things, the writer Gays. Perhaps ! may say
that three-ioUrths -of our teachers know
nothing quisids the textbook. They can
not dslci uhless tAatis before them. They
canroi fz5me an ofisihtI 1eitf5a, and viii
not know that the ansWer Is correct unless
given in The language Of the author" Now
Mr. Editor, ], as one Of the people, an anxious
to know whether the charges made by Nr.
0rmsby against the teachers ofGreene county
are true, OF not. If they are true, does Mr.
Ormsby and the other membefsof the Board
Of Examiners believe that sdch a set Of
knoF-nothings are qualified to teach lini our
D6un0i s. hbols2 II that Bari Isl 81 the
opinion that such persons are not qualified
70 teach, how comes it that the Board gives.
theui eeHtifoates Qdaiifc9Lioh ?Iffhs State
ments Of Mr.. Ormsby are true, we need a
new Board of School EEaminers-a Board
who will not give certificates to persons not
.qualified to-teach- And If they ara not true,
we need . neWpfine pal fot the. Kehia Union
Schools. If Mr. 0rmsby means by "our
teachers" the teachers In the central build
ing d Xeain, hisf eharggs nay be true, as
We 1ndefstand That lhreb- -foufthsiof the
teachers there are from the east-the land
Of notions, wooden nutmegs and wooden
meh with brass faces.
A CITIZEN
IN. r,br,.t.,, Coru,,--,.,,,. u.-.,...,- E5,z5
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sun CONTINUES,

MilbouFn still continues to manuaeture
and serve the best lee cream ia tie world.
If yOu are fretted, if you are excited, if
-gou are hot the place to calm down, and
get cool IS at Milbourn's 5 ice-eream parlor,
en- NAM Astreet, across from the Post
Oaioe
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-07-12
Man KILLED at the Depot

We learn that a man By the name Of
William -a-I Wood, aged about 25 years, form
cry Of Pittsbufg, but lately Of Xenia, il
the employ Of the Little Miami r n
Company as brakemlp, was yesterday
morning killed almost instantly at tie de-
pot We have not leafnei / the particulars
further than that be vas between two cars,
either coupling OF preparing to coupe
them tOeethcr.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-07-12
The 74thI

PRESENT to our reaiers to-day, two
sst rom the 74tb One is from Johu
a. ss 8his sister 1t was Of course
not written for publication. but we have
been kindly permitted to use it for that
purpose, It is an interesting letter, and
viii vel repay Perusal.
The other vas written BY Chaplain
Mcfarland. We fnd It in the Pres5y-
EsriaH Wines. t too win W5llirepay Pc
Tusal.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-07-12

As our readers generally know, we sup
pose, this firm is this year in the trade with
lnlargs stock Of goods. Ithas sold a great
amount, and is still prepared to aceommo-
date all who call-gpoas ezcallentin quail
ity and seld cheap for eash8gs
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-07-12
ThsIsfth.

We learn that tbs 154tb bas left
Greeplana Gap and returned 70 New Creek.
It VIII be Remembered that this is the
point where the Regiment was first sta
toned. Z viii probably remain, here dur
ing the remainder Of its term one Of hun
a1ed days.
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Correspondence.

Two good looking high privates, belonging
10 Co. II, 04th o, v. l., wish 10 correspond
with as many loyal ladies', Photos exchang-
ed if desired. Address Harry Tempest, and
Frank Murrol, Co. II, 9tth 0. va Chatia-
nooga, Tennessee
uolQ-3t
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-07-12
Greene County Probate Court.

The following Executors Administrators and
Guardians have filed their several aceoufts
and vouchers in the of6oe Of said Csuft 9or
settlement with the Court and the SAME ,S5li
Be for bearing On she 9th day u 4gge ~
joseph 4. Burrows and Boniculan. = siltes
\ kea l5gSygf frthsslast viz and testament e.
beniaman Stiles diseased.
Thomas B. Cummings AdminEiratoT q tas
estate Of Elijah B, Harisoek deceased.
JsmsS c. Nc MILAN Administrator %
James P. Smart deceased.
Noses Barlow Guardian Of ". A. aDsngoF-
Geld.
Joseph A. Burrows, Guardian Dafid 3
Helmer aud Altheda Helmer
@. ". Messler Guardian Of William Mess
Ter.
Hepty AaltinOrs Guardoan Of Rebocoa A.
Fletcher
Menry MalhmOte Gardan Of william II.
Campbell and John Campbell.
May ~, 1854
t MARSHALL, Probate Judgo,
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-07-12

lodifsrasf5 are in lie midst Of then
wheat harvest Generally, the grain Is
gao aHi the heads lifs Eat he yield
viii Be better than had been anticipated ;
.lRtths tlipu1ss df tic stfafF on % gr9and
owing q the winter killing, VIA reduce
the eryp beleF the average,
Oats and erasslook well, and promise a
eood ield. CoTp Is small butl5ols isof-
Gus and healthy.-clint0n RsPa5iican.