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The New York herald., 1864-02-21

Chambers stree, n5-Dc pot or the Ex-
quisi,e Toilet Articles OF ,hs socese Hygesque de New
York.
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

Chaps, Chaics, risnpies, Erupttons,
satrhenm. flesh worms &C. cured by aOURAUD'S ltaisa
Medicatcd Soap; al his new DEPOT 49, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

E. Mendrs. No. 64j Br0ndw ~. Between
Bleecker and Amity styrets.-MBNDES Chocolate
mended 70 arsons o. me most delicate health BY is bene
sputed for their erceiien, and flavor
preferable q any other candies which Only nju-i
~ the
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

All Those Afflicted with RheumNtism
Piles rervono and Rheumatic Headache win rd great re-
comfort from usin. CRONDA'S Patent Prepared
Cork Stuffed Mattresses Seats Cushions Pillows &e.
Call and examine the article, st 70j BROADWAY, 706
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

lock. SICK sewing MAchines. OhIce 5U5 Brnadwav.
Wilder's Patent SaIa nnder Safes
The best Fire Proof Safe in the world Depot 100 Madcr
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

An CnIccr I'm the Army Writes s-At
noticed that propor,tox Of the mems
box OF Troches being generally used
by them for colds &c Browns Bronchial 7rochcs" should
every soldiers kpapssck pocket. upon
first appearance OF a cold or cough.
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

Trusses. Einstic Stockings. Gsc.-Marsh
Lady attendant
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

Crfst"doro's Hair Dy", preseryattve
and Wig Depot, Wholesale and retail No ksaor House
The dye applcf,by skiifui artists
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

Perfect Hair Dyc.-MiIler's. so Cents q
Try Sold by all druggists Derot &c Dey street.
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

Gournuds Pouare subtitle Uproots Hair
frn low osrheds or any part sf the body Warranted
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

BatcheIors Hmtr Dye-The Best in tho
world Harmless. reliable instantaneous The only psr
feet dye Sold bv all Druggists Barclay street
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

Cnapp-d Hands, Chappcd Hands,
Use Roses Excelsior Unguen Gives instant relief Sold
at 10 avenue a, and by all druggists. % box
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

G.. Ssundcrs' Metallic Tablet Razor
srop the os and approved strop now in ase Por
sale ~ J. a s SAUNDERS, No Astor House
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

Hoycs Hiswsshh Hair Ressorattve.-
their origina roor Superior 70 dyes sad svcrv re
pas,on for the ar an the natural aud fs soresrsnoe a
most critical obs rser qAnn descs 10 yse ID the smpc
81 appl,ca,n ye,n; nsed A. eAsl any artclc or
ha makes ne hair soft and slky prrvents from fsii
The sed cec,s the previous use Of preparations
HOirs IMPERIxL coLoRrro CREAM
chsnges ixh, and red hair 10 boausfu brown or black
Sold every where. -
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

First Annual bail
DEMOCRATIC UNION ASSOCIATIONS
III take place on
MONDAY EVENING, Feb a. 1861.
Wash nrton's Birthday
AT IRVING HALL
Crafulas Band has been secured for tbe occasion an
pycpara,lan has been made . msgndc scale
1icscts 81. ad hitting n gentleman and ladies'
For sale the principal hotels music stores and
+. j. CpzAns, ~ Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

smokers, Attention.-Surbrug, No. go
Broadway has hand the OF Virginia Smoking
and Chewing Tobacco In the city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04
Coal and The Coal Drerenan,.,

Editors LntelGgeneer:
Permit me through your columns to call
the attention of the public TO the present
high prices of coal. II is useless for the
coal merchants to say that they are com .
PEELED to advance in consequence Of the
e1orbitant demands OF the digRers. Two
short years ago mixed coal was sold in this
city for four dGllars per hundred bushels,
aud the merchant, u he rented his bank,
paid . half cent to a cent per bushel rent,
aud one and q half cents per bushel for dig
ging. Now they demand from ten TO twelve
cents per bushsl for their coal, and only
pay, am told, four and half cents for dig.
ging and one cent rent, IL they are renters.
leaving the merchants the snug profit OF
six aud half cents per busheI. It Is there.
fore clear that the coal merchants are re
sPonSible for the present high rates; and
what ask, will these men not demand for
their coal next fall aud winter ii the pub.
lie take no steps to protect itself from their
extortions? Coal in abundance eau be lad
10 and about our city at fair prices; lei
there be join: stock company formed a,
once, and with proper management coal
can be furnished the people at reasonable
prices. A. CONSUMER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04

TaH rebel papers treat the massacre of
our troops At Fort Pillow as just retaliA
tioa for the destruction designed by Col
DAhlgren q Richmond aud for certain foul
outrAgesiuppn helpless women which they
charge apoa our negro soldiers in General
Batlss'S department. The Richmond Ex.
s"ia = not Only jusu6es the Fort Pillow
m4sSnsrU, bat WautS to see this barbArous
style OF war continued, 10 order to inspire
"A saIutary terror 10 the Yankees" Such
declarations as these from the Ezaminsr
show rs tno necessity of e1ao,ing the most
prompt aud terrible e1ptatiou of these bar
bAri'tes if We would not sec them repeat
cd
Geo. ROke, judging from the large mum.
Der Of hls prs ,nsro, lat Plymouth, N. OIL
does not seem TO have made such thorough
york as that by which Forrest has 90
shocked the tender souls aud frozen the
warm blood OF the Yankees. The. resist
anee he encountered was, probably, not SO
Desperate and the blood Of the Vietors not
90 heated though in = forIiRcation car.
Fled ~ storm the loss Of ihe garrison must
taeTltaoiy be large. The slrict laws Of
civilized warfare acknowledge the power
OF the victor To put all TO the sword in such
eaeegA However severe such az example
might seem, it WOHld strike = salutary Ter
For in the Yankees, which will be 1sefu
70 them In the end, and their melauchol,
WhlneAt meeting part Of the punishment
tnsaF oStnartIies merit 10 absurd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04

THOsR legal people who are puzzled to
know what General GrAnV"is driving al, .
can console themselves with this red eclion
that 70 ali appearance the rebels are as
surely puzzled aS they. Extracts from re.
cent R,ohm1nd papers show that they are
still spseulatiug as to the quarter in which
he will strike his blow. They are not sat-
isaSd yes that he even means to strike it
In Virginia, but fear that he is binding
them By making a great dust there while
10 fact be means to move In the West {; aud
aS for Virginia, whether, If he ettacks
there, he iS coming from the east, west or
north. Or all at once, they are unable to
decide.
They viii probably receive such infor-
nation iron General Grant himself as will
resolve their dsubts before mauy days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04
The Rebel Ram at PIymouth--An
Account ofthe Attack ON the cum


The Rebel Ram az PIymouth.-An
Account OF the Attack ON the cum
boatS.
A correspondent of the Newark Daily
Adv1tiser, on board the gunboAt Miami.
gives the following account of the opera
lions Of the rebel ram:
"The ram made its appearance opposi,e
the town about three O'clock Tuesdsv
morning. The moon having set aud SO
little OF 1t being above the water, it had
passed the torpedOes, exploding them un-
DER her without effect, and passed the bat.
tertes without being observed, and was
within 500 or 900 yards of us before The
rattle was sprung, and by the time the bow
guns were manned she was into US, striking
the Soulhfiell, tearing the bow almost on
her, and there it lay totally uncouceroed
under our bOws, receiving shot after shot
from our nine-iuch Dahieren gun and The
IOO.pounder rifle, the shot falling off her
without the least effect. All the time her
crew poured in constant Volley of nua.
kerry upon US.
"Captain Flusser exhibited the most p.r.
tect seit-possession and intrepidity, aiming
the guns and firing them with his own
hand. Alter he had fred the 100 pounder
rue ana the bow gun he went to the port
oroadside gun, which was loaded with
shell, aud the Captain of the gun told
captain FIusser when he took hold of the
lock string that It was loaded with shell.
! We'll. 1t does'uot matter much said he
:Depress. stand clear. boys he cried, and
hted. The shell striking the roof of The
ram, rebouudedand exploded on board the
Mlsmi' piece about four inches souare
passing through Oapt. iFlusser's body. tear.
lng away bis arm aud maugiiug him terri,
bly,. Other pieces struck him in the head
piece entering his b:aiu, and he fell nj
teriug the desire Of his soul, Boys, sink thu
ram, Eight of the guns crew we're woup.
1ed, hut none seriously. Fifteen minutes
sitter the soulhheld was struck she went
1oWn, but the bows remaining above
water, sue continued to pour heavy Ere
ITO the iron monster, busall,lo NO pur.
bose. sf-z44a4 " 49, 2
"Other of their boats, filled with troops
o board our boat, making their appear
lnce, Capt. French, Of the Soutbfield. VIM
lSsumed command of the Miami, deemed
prudent to drop down the river, which
70 accomplished with much Difficulty. far
'ou know bow badly she steers. We sucs
'eeaea tn reaching the Sound, aud were
oined oy the Whitehead and Oeres-both
.st.,ag run the gauntlet past The ram, re-.
'eHIeg few shots from q twelve Donnd
loWIlzer in passing. sSe+~
I9e ram did not come sout into the
'ound, 60 the three steamers hove IN fbs
lags ZWere lowered to half mast and ths
'ody OF Captain Fusser was niacsd a.
o1n and carried on board The ,Cerss 10
ether With Acting Ensign HateiS., TbSsd
Assistant Engineer Harrington, snd ssysroi
atlots-an wounded by the casuaIiS' Z.
erEy'Lyobs Is SIiRhtly wounded In f,bsy:.
atteF receiving, the remains Of Captsin
'iasser And the wounded, the Cerese aiart-
d Tor NsWbeFn. Tho Whitehead went nm 4.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04

d another eolpnil sppeassa short COM
naaieatoa sbous soelsnd ~ exorbitanI
prieeSnoN dsmanded BY die eoal msr.
chants ME DECENTRALIZATION contai1a' one
crtao susgs sllons Vorihy OF the ronsid-
eEAtiel Of our psopls, and Ve hope shey
viii give i thsls atsshaon. ssme.
thing Shoaid & dnns, aud done u once
0lee columns are open % any Suggestions
e to'the bssttmeans 81 q splishiuE the
object desired.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04

GENTLEMEN familiar with the Army Of
the Potomac during the last two or three
years. who have recently returned from
the front where they enjoyed ample OPP.
portunittes to converse with officers and
men, report that McClellanism is entirely
rooted out of the army, and that the ut.
most harmony prevails among the officers
OF all grades, aud that the utmost couii.
dence is felt ia the commanding general
by the men IN all ranks and in their power
to whip the enemy whenever opportunity
offers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04

Novrso M sFrIz.-we fear Gen. Gran,
will hardly come up to the military stan.
dard OF the Potomac Army. "A few days
aus usually plain way, be met Gen. Ingalls,
coming into town In four horse field car.
prIsed. sur
We learn that soon after an order was
issued prohibiting the use of The vebic,ss
referred to during the future portion Of the
coming campaign. '-e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04

In the Conference last week, between
Governor Brough, of Ohio, and the Score.
tary of War, the Governor was asked At
what time he could place a certain num-
Der of militia at point on the Ohio. His
response was, o.day." This dumb.
founded the Secretary but in three hours
the Governor reported that be was ad.
viSed by telegraph that the troops were on
the march
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04
DIED.

osDipihSriA, on Monday evening. M,va, :. /.
eeiSsE. VIII. oLssS, infant son q Hsfry O. And
The fanoral will take place at 10 O'Clock mi,
tHsdnssda1) forenoon, from the residence Of TIC,
=. oulbe'tson. kSg:, on Fourth street, between
ouiney and John. Friends of the family are invited
Il on the "a inst, Mrs. MllraDA LovrH... ,,,,.. :.
'DT Nv oeose T. LoTthsr aged 81 ySaTG -S'N' "
O'clock. The frisndS Of The family A.. Sa ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04
IUBSIsTkNOE O7FIoR, U. 5. ARMY.

UUBSIsTkN0H OFFICE, U. s, ARMY.
~ WYEEllSG. W. Va. 18th April, 1854
Sealed PROPOSALS III Duplicate from citizen
loyal 10 the 'tuhttsd States GOVernmsnt1 onIy
will be received at this once mill ThSrs3aS ~
S!h + s9y At noon for supplying cr the uSS Of he
united States Army" Subsislence Stores TO be de-
l0O4Ol pounds Bacon sidcs, clear riobeti heTv'
SoJ.GShy smoked and cured dry, strictly city cnt,
800 pounds Of meat and TO be Srapped Win uTss
tnSESty Pressure must not be used in packing int
called for, free Of drayage OSoperaSe mpsf =. 81
inc best kind aud every package must be- in drSt
rae ,AhipPing order. No Charge for packages nj.
ioNedi Tue date OF contract aud name Of 5Rcker
must be market thereon =" F"SAeE
Proposals must be enclosed in scaled enyelop..
aautsseed 70 The undersigned, aud endorsed !: DO
posah Tor uacOn, and bidders are invited 10 he
present At the "Heni"s orthein. ''A - "e
. 10. II0RACE TURNER.
1PEo rr.-Ha- Ca /. and n :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04

APPROXIMATION
By THE GOVERNOR

WaEh1Asf1 have good cause to believe that
Nv John H.iIeWiS, 6eOrge W. Rowan, ArNm
HIndloX1 Absllom Crawford, Buhhrod ". Crawford
William u. CObSrly, Morgan kGtIs, David GUf
JShn Taylor, Jacob Marshall, jacob s. WamsIey
nIlIam o. ChenoW. III, PArkersOn Collect, Jacob g.
Collett, Andrew }. CollGtt Archibald Earic CIAud.
lusH0nI Solomon CoplIpgeT, Washington Ward ard
1noch IhUmHe, who the seventeenth dRy OF
April eighteen hundred aud Bixty.cne, rsaided in
tne county OF handOlPh, within what ts now the
and are -a9t.yely engaged IN REdIHg the so.caIIed
Confederate states 1f America nuu tho rebel state
government at Richmond, n their attempts 70 sub.
JnRate the good people OF this state, but In cops
4uehce o. tue war eV1tence Of their rebsIIous and
criminal acts cannot be obtained:
Now, therefore, J. ARTHUR l. BoRRNAN Governor
OF tht stAte West Virginia. do Lssue this my pruc.
nation, declaring The said John W. Lewis iIsorge
v. Rowan, Adhn sindlVy, Al. alom Crawford Busl,.
.Ha william Ii. GO1erIy, Morgan Kit.
s WHuiSley, William @. Uhrn0W eth Parker,66 Uoi.
lett Jacob y Collect, Andrew }. U0II4tt Archibald
hAtisI OtAuGlus Con, solomon COpIinKef, Washing.
TOP Ward and BnOcL Tho nns enemies ol this STAT.
uhIeSA they SHALL Within sixty days the date
OI His proclaim alton, take aud oi IN the CLERK.
office Of EiIe Circuit Court OF thV said cOuntv Of
tsAnaOIln, an oath TO support the Constitution OF
the United States and the constitution Of this state
anu thereafter denea1 theu selves good cIIiErua
tIS PtOSA9Hon snail lie published in the heel
lnS IhteItlsencer, hswspapsr printed In the city
Of wheeling the coat of gJvernnlunt Tor this stGts
Ano 1 IN tne West Virginia Republican, y newspaper
printed lh tue county OF uPsauT, respectively for
four succt ssive weeks ~
- Done ~ the city Of Wheeling on this tile
sEA1. seventh day Of april, la the year OF our
Lo:d one Thousand eight hundred and
sl&ty'fOnr, aud OF the state the first.
NJ, a.. o.. A, 1. BukEMAS.
.n,L :; snsAH BSrGsa'sSeFstaFy Of State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04
AN ORpINAMnn

Concerning Licenses.
EoE4SS l. Be It Oruausd By The On CouDc,I ~
S.,tt VI OF hheettnE, That no nsF,on ali II
within tue linlits Of aid civ viSndn snAiI
thertloFS obtained frUrn The Isrk al ID HIeHse
nn5I,o ,'.st' OF sell Inks Refreshments a
p liquors vine ports, ale or l,teT or s,,t
unk OF hkS nature, ald selling in lesS
than hVs gallons shall - deen1rI s.iJS.4
Any person Violating THE SectIon SItai; e e
~ ~ Ihe elt1 ten dollars Tor every Eucb Sfrss
~ 1 every day el " tavern lie kspI IN yioiSi,o
" SUI secti0n shall he CeOmSd dl,tnut OtI.Ic
eECfI1N :. Bel faFttsr OrdRIn 4 Ttst .sI o.
L suI MOI Oe continued to require t1c,,nss 10
sep boarding h0uss or boarding SohooI 49,
DoArdets ate not reaelTl for less t5an ISEs i
OF TO require any peTsoa having iiesnS. ~ Iii
1luoua lqu0rs or Wtne5at FutSll 10 Ih,sf, SPi
70 sou lortGr' 4s Or beer, Or any driSk OF
LAe nAtateS IL tue s4me place or to nTobJhIt =
Druggist from selling pIcOaol spirItuon1 fio,n,to
wines Tor medicinal Or Manufacturing nnro"t1s W
SnCItoS d. be " lnrtteF ordained, EnRt the az III
relation to oriI1Ane I@sSss or PtiHSts HS1. 70
talnmSnt md Conee Houses" be aud The 49,;
follows: >" ~ 10 reAa ~
"nkcTIoE 8. If the CfuneiI shaIl order I,..,.. a.
~ Io ~ Spoo any DUPLICATION, the applicant sSa
10y 20 ne 4nasufee olLhe city the tax IT m, I
posed on such licenceS ~ the ord nances Of I'm
SnI,S Sna TAX PToPee receipts therefor, And M
ther, bond be necessAy, shall deliver ~ tI sII
the proper bond executed by himself ma s. S,StA
or securities NAMED in bis application or rt1nitsS
~ the Council, and shall pay to the CIerS tbs ,
1905 WherelpOn the Geek AhaII issns Ic ~. Nlet
eording TO the order o. tho Council: PrOyiScd IoS
eyer That any applicant shall not take ON III
oense Aforesaid Wlthta one month after tho orIs.
Dc made such order shall DO considered void and of
slorIoH !. Be II further ordained, That tho .isv.
enth section OF the ordnance referred 10 in tina mr.
eedlpg section be and tue same is hereby roneHieS
sleTioA 8, Be II further ordained, That al orj.
naness or paris Of ordinances heretofore ordained
with this ordinance shall be mi fhe |
Iatne is hereby Eopealed. = 80" ''io
hLcrIo6 This ordinance shall take effect fn,n, |
ts passage ''"aA
laa.od april "a, 1864. arp so U
m18 I.IRwIN, Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04

I'd 1
THs great Sanitary Fair, AZ Pittsburgh
IS 70 Do opened on the Eirst of June. E1.
sensive preparations are making to render
1t ia every way credttable to the city and
profitable 70 the Sanitary Commission, and
We have NO doubt the efforts making will
be successful. Five immense stru ctures
have been erected iu the Diamond Squares.
Allegheny, covering 40 area OF more than
50. square feet. The rooms in the CITY
Hall, adjoining, will aIsO be used az an
Art Gallery. The miniature skating pond
has been procured from the New YORK
FAir, and the Gasstts thus describes an.
other EOVsl aud attractive feature Of n.
Fair.
Bat one GROWING speciality Of our great
Fair, which Of itself will cast all previous
conceptions 10 the shade, will be a NINA
tore Lake, on which . model iron clad ma.
W will aoat, Consisting of q "MonItor,"
two mortar sehoouer0, and q sIoop Of
war, all mOanted with model RuuS, and
propelled by steam, together With water
batteries properly mounted, between
which and tho iron.cIads q mimic bomb
ardment will DO kept up during the exhibit.
eens 'a5il ID
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04
SUbslSrENoE OFFICE, Us Array, =

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, us Array.
NJ "HER1lNO, W. va. 26Eh ApTiI 1891 I
SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, from citizen,
loyal to The "united stA.cs GOVernmeut," only, vii
May At noon, for supply ing for the use OF ths IJn
teN Army snbs Etence StTea to bs rtelIyered
AZ wheeling West Virginia, as follows, viz:
oOo barrels Of clean, dry Pne Sal, TO be tn rel
cooPersd aud head IIued, strong, dry barrels. n
10 delivered during the month Of Rv a. called for
Ites OF drayage. lCOOperRge must be OF best Kind
oFGer. No charge for packages allowed.
Proposals mus: be enclosed in sealed enVelon.
Posas for Salt" and bidders ne Invited to ba me-
emit 1t the opening OF them. 10 P'os
mo HORACE TURNER,
- PSo - Capt and c. s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04

the Roanoke river to see if the ram had
been disabled, and shortly after returneo
with the Information that the ram was ly-
ing alongside the South6eld unlojured."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04
AGES CLASSIFIED.

Males p. Females 10. Colored 1.
JOHN O. HUPP, Secretary.
Physicians are required by City ordnance II, "A,
forth In their certiHeatsS the HIME PLACE or KESI
DHNEG, AGE and TING or BEGTH of the decease,I AMI
these matters It Il hoped that physica1s will here
att"F' when certifying, be more explicit.
JOu% @. HITPP
my48t Secretary Of the BOIrd OF Health.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04

ions VI. HUHTEa, 40 old deputy collec-
tor At New York. was on trial for drawing
money on false orders; his defense was tia,
the orders were not only false, bu. forgsr-
les Of his name; but Mr.. Cisco; the sub.
treasurer, and frst class man, swore
positively that the signatures were Hun.
ter's oWn-that no imitation or counterfeit,
thereof could deceive him. Whsreupon
Nj. Cisco was handed bit of writing, and
asked II that was his own handwriting
yes, he said-he knew he wrote 1.-THE 70.
cognised it perfectly; and then there came
in&mea named Levi, clerk, with several
WITNESSES, who proved that this writing,
that NJ. Cisco kneWe was his own, was
really written, By bin Levi. The proof
vas positive, tie Witnessss having put
marie on hsp97er. Aud d 9Mr. Disco
had lesson, aud probably never will be
sure Of anything hsteatter, not even of his
own idsntity. II no two people look alike
Ia this world Of multi iaces, it /.
certain that Two people can dothiDss alike.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Designated Depotfory and FTSane.al Ageat
o. the United Statts.

'I'HIs BANK iS the successor to the BslpoOt
i Branch vi the stat0 Bauk Of Chit, and e pro
pared to do II general Banking CJlI0ctton and M.
change buAIueSF.
1t Il authorized to receive subscriptions 10 the
United States loan authorized By the set Of March
Sd, 1864. -
These bonds bear date March Isl, 1sGl are re.
ten years, and pay Vble forty yoars from date, IN
cOln with Interest Al i've PET eont. PEI AMMAN, In
Subscribers eau have either K, gIsteTed OF Coupon
bonds As they may prefer, Ia snLns Of $50 or some
multiple OF ffty dollars.
Interest GU the go sn5 $lCG Bouds Il payable
annually; on al! other denOninAIlon SemEannnaIly
hese bonds will draw Interest from March lat
and tue accrued Inter st from that day tho date
OF subscription, mus be p1id IN coin or hAiiOsal
currency. II pad in the latter which includes
United states nOIes and note Of the Nation 4 Banks
nifty per Ceni. premium musl he Adasd 70 the
amount Of interest unit OlhvTWise dIrected.
RpT7 JOHN c. TALLNAN, Cab.
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CHANCERY SALE, p
0fa Tan Yard IL NouaaspRIe, .Harshau
Co. ~. Va

Co., W. Va.
by virtue OF = Decree rendered In the Oircui,
- Court for MArshall county, In the case Of ~ +.
WAyman, survivor, Be-. vs.. Robert Alexauder's
Administrator and heiFB, will ohsr at pablo ale
on TUESDAY, the 7Ih day of Jpno, 1894 At the front
aoor Of Marshall Court HOusJ bet the hours Of
~ u, and O'clock, P. NJ, the an Yard, With the
DHehng House aud other inlprOE ements, situated in
the town Of MoundSTille, Of which Robert iAIexAn-
der died seized,
TERMS OP sALE.-lo per cent. cash, allpce in
o. ~ and IL months, with interest from day OF SALE
purchaser giving bond and security, and the title
oslng retained Till the purchase money paid. For
turtle. particulars apply TO W. II. Oldham, Joshua
BarIey, OF the undersigaed. ist'Asss-i-
my3-4h-atW JACKSON REED, D. N O..
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you aware that simple cough ter.
nilastS in cOnsnmpttOn7 Why not DO wis.
= bmS and use AIIsn'S LunR Bslssm,
Wbieh will stop tbs cough and prs,.n. Il!
tai sonssqusasoa.
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Meeting Of the JOurneJmen
T3iIOrS. =.

'lNHERE will be msstiag Of the Journsvmen
Tai'Ors Of this city htId in tie hall over Ii.t's
GFoceFy, 10 Centre Whetli-E x, Oh Thursday evening
next a. ~ O'Clock. iulI attendance IL desired.