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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
% mqeh foF DE RerEl and.ths coppef.

70 ugah for he Rartl aad4hs copper
h'ads EsnsFaIIy; MS a gOod admission.
for UHiOp men s6d fltsl a6na d tEs1s
The Etst of al truly ioyal menls arrums 1t
has been that be tbs etrors ofsths pressnk
administrstioa ahSt lt6sy might, il vs. tbs,
cause OF the Union, through 1t, that wehad
to support.
After beratiuE the administration in its
usual thshiOh, aud going over the thread.
bare routine Of denuueiatiou, The Rorld
comes 70 point and makes declaration,
that discovers how. completely reasonable
are its land all such as it, laten: purposes
and understandings. It says:
Suppose We arc 6edtes ID The Pfesiden-
tial -eiesttou3 We expect no sneh fesnlt.
But II We are 1aiylg beaten, after 8 free and
honest canvass, We shall deem Il our duty.
as good citizens 20 submit, aud 70 advise
all others TO submit, and await. With sleh
patience as We mEy; the restoration OF he
people % political sanity. BuT II Ie are
beaten oy political kuayefy, The superiority
OF physical poVertl be On the side ofthe
defeated alUrity, add it win be no fault of
osEs Il they do not use il TO Vrest from the
usurPeFs their III gotten authority.
Exactly; this was the programme of the
n Z riOtsrs last July There never has
been q day since the World was bourhtuut
by crew of secessionists in New York,
when, if an opportunity had occurred, the
editors would not have elapped their hands
forjoy at an attempt to dtiveont the present
adlministratiOn By force. OF eourse if the
coPPsrheads are beaten next November IL
viii be BY fraud. Who expects them TO
acknowledge themselves beaten any other
Eay7 They claimed that Yallaadigbam,
who had a majOrity Of one hundred thous.
and against bin, was beaten by fraud; and
60 OF Curtin in Pal aud 60 of other States.
Next November it will be the same thing.
And then, Of course, all the isconstitutioual
Union men" like the World and its Monon.
gals county subscriber, are to attempt a
rebellion "a JET. Davis 4 Co. Why .usit2
Why not begin nov, when the same sort of
thing is already going on There viii be
no such opening next November; the idea
of rsbelliug will be very unpopular by that
time. JEFF L Co. will have become tired
aud exhausted, if not absolutely aunibila.
ted ere that, and the World : endorsements
will do them comparatively little good
Now is the time, or never, TO experiment in
the business of rebellion. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
TRuSTEE,S aAI.R

on THURSDAY, the "a day OF March, 1884,
door o. the Court House for OhIo comfy: IN puISn
s1es o. = deed Of trust from waiter a. SCOTT dStsi
y beEs lS69s recorded In the Reeordsr's
SSsaaeli and having been, By a Srdsr oftbo Cir
gu sell Cellt loF ohio county duly appointed the
~ ~ l9ss ne so deeds IN the place Ssd stead
4e9 6e!i bidder q public auction for enSh N
NJ, dsssEt6ad paEts Of Iots numbered
zApe dtitt0u to the city q VheSliSS: bsSi1nInS
corner west % Market street and South a.
p etreSti thence south With Market ItroSt'
leet5 thence west With . Ifn6 mar
Alel With Fnhkl lin GtrSet, - SU1SrS5 ana tstStv
l1Ses g - allgE u Wl3st thence With aid
l9f teos to Rranklfn street and
-tsoA JAMES s. WHRGf, frdstSS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

AID 8 ttej0E- GeastAi - command, the ns-
PArtmtpt Of Pest Virginia -
The saqAts bill requiring banks to re-
deem their cite1iatiou and neettheir lia-.
bilities with United States legal tender,
notes. had its second residing, and vas re-
:ferred 70 the COMMITTEES On Joint Stock
Uompanies, &c.
The Homestead Bill was passed without
opposition.
The OIL declaring certain combinations
HnlaEtnl, sEss taken Up for passage. but
laid on the table at the request Of tn pa.
tCou. si.ll-iszs7zzezz5z
A message from the Senate transmitted
Joint resolution proposing that the Two
Houses meet In the hail Of the House of
Delegateslt in joint session soh Mondsy, the
22d lnst.s At ten o'clock A. y for the pur-
pose Of reading the Farewell, Address and
Otherwise celebrating il an appropriate
manner Washfngto Birthday.
Agreed 70.
The bill regulating the fees of apprais-
ers Was passed to epgroesmsnt.
The bill providing for the collection Of
hnes aud the payment Of certain expenses
Of Sartous regiments of West Virginia mil
1tia had is second reading, and in lhe alb
se4ee Of It's patron was laid on the table.
The bill Imposing taxes was called up by
4F. RnGner
HI. lANB moved the insertion of = pro
vision tor the laying of the ta1of ten cents
on the hundred dollars, provided for the
school fund by the 9th section OF the
school law. 70
The bill was laid ou the table for con
Sideration
Mr.; CRAWFORD, from the Military Com
mittee. reported q bill for the reofganiza-
ton. OF the military otees of the Slate.-
Read first time $50 ~.
NJ: .DEBAR called mp the bill providing
for the publication of a pamphlet contain
ing the school Law and synopsis Of Ger.
tam other acts, and after slight amendment
it, was again laid upon The table and ths
House adjourned,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
TRUSTEE,s SAI.E-

VI 1ea4 Estate lying In the Town OF
south Wheeling, w. ".
ID virtue Of = deed Of tIust made BIZ William
end n corded IN the oEea OF the Recorder Tor Ohio
county IN deed book number brty-
I'VE hIndred and ten-l10-S I viii. on Saturday,
OoeEt HoQgo IN Ohio eoun u AZ 10 O'clock A. 81,
PEoeeod 10 sel Lot number hffson-15-ln RquareHo.
tusntY-e4Eht-33-tn the toWu Of Bouth WhealIn1
Formerly eaIled RiEEhIstSGuI lis Iot = -ISs,T.
6ELed vita tho doEsr right TIL widow Of William
but e othergtse helievSd 70 b uninenmbered
ts Vested in me by sid dSed
fehz-td y. RIdHARpsnN. Trn,t..-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
SOt
Trustees sale or Real Fsfate

,I1I virtue of1 deed q trust made BY Marin, Pur.
- geeon and David W. Gibson, dated Ihe 2{tb
Day Of June, 1851, aud Eeeotdsd Ia The oies Of tue
.tSo-l5-tolIO oar nm ri abd thrSsS lrS Z.
wiz. % SATURDAY, The 5th day Of March, 1854
a 10 O'clock A. IL, AZ thS front door Of the Cont
nous Of Ohio eo1ntyi proceed 70 sen EotS number
nine aud ten, IN square nuHbor tUsnfy-eiSbt' In
pdrt oC The city oKRhSSIiuE called Bnena Visa
-aaatEaoo % The city a WhsGIInE. as laid out by
EmmA ChnrchnEAt trustee
o. thaAboEe deserIbed property Is Aframe cottage
WITH Two rooms, . sod vel Of water, 4c.
selling A. tFnsfeo shail convey such title Is
1erRs ofSale-OGsh
fob8-td RI O. O1TFS Frnrt..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
PROPOSALS. FOB ICE.
MEDtclL pUlvEYol,s o1IloE

.5-.s3 ~ MEDICAL PURyE1OR's oEIloE, ~
~ q W4sdIlsIoot D. O., 9sbfuSFy ISiSsl3
GEALBD PROPOSALS Will be received n Shfs
- once until 70 n. Rs6rdHFS tie 5sSb. fr fLs
qishing Ice 70 the Mediral DePsftasnt Of tie Any
mated. ThesIes 70 Be- stored BIZ M eoofrset55 ~
PE1peEiy eonstrueted iee-heusss e each point Of
dsliyery.on OF before Tie 18Th day 81 ApriI nsrf
fitness Of the Ice house aud tbs 1aanTsr IA Ieb n
e packed lhall have bseh Apptoy6d -iy q lfsiie.I
ofeeE appointed Tor the purpose, or 81 ! afedIoli
amount thus Get1ally stored s6d r6eeIptsd fSr.
Iha proposals viii Be tOr the qaaniftieG Indicated
pEOSsOs that should more Be needed e aIy tilS ~
the year supply Il shall Be FURNISHED aft6G my
rates and under the sama oynditionss -
QUANTITY 10 BE DELIVERED AT
AnnepolIs, Ad.-lee-h house Owned By the United
St8tes-1S0 tons = :
Ect.sess MonTOs House owned by tbs Uni.
Point Lookout, Md.-Ieehouss owned by the United
StateS-300 tons = -I7fz 49, -
Pod.Hoath, Va@Iee-hOuse not owned by the Uni
As.6sEn C-lee house Owned by the United
Hilton Head, s. o-Iee,hOuse owned By the United
s9ss1.oEss & c-Ioe=houas owned BY the sUaits
Proposals. win also Be fssssy fog,
daily, by weight for tie year 1854 IN iea JiitI
~ g. 1Hy e required bH stheisaEgsols in charge
ing annual estimate, IN and near
boston, AAAgl 10 tous- p
AeN~N orks 5g0 tons.
PoItsmouth coTe. 3. I :, $50 tons
Philadelphia, Pa, 400 tons
Newark, n. j., 100 tons
Washington, D c., 2 500 tonS
Baltimore, NIL 50o! tons
Frederick, Nd Is tons. 3 z ss-'
!, Ail a;dttlouaI a1apuutS thatly bs required a
these places until JGuaaSy 1st ISIS aES - - mr.
ntshsd At the 8ams FRtas : = - - - : I
IoRA OF PROPOSAL.
th0 undetdgned proposes 70 furnish 49, ltonE
q INST quA!ty OF ice, earetalIy packed IN nTztSD
El ice houses At the Within named points - neiV
a The oLIesing prices PEI ton Of two thousana
ton.. at - p per ton. +,
+ i-la. 49, s=lss
:. 1hstee 70 be EuLjoet tosths Inspection. ms.-1rn
aisllLl 9nd approval OF n Medical oGieef Or ofIeF
Tor ''It. before being reeetIed
,iEayns1t to be l3alg from time to time upou .
Phsate BILLS certified to by the Medical DfFletot
Signed,
!. u II
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a
A "sUBcRnER" TO the N. Y. World In
MOuOngalia Co., W. Va, writes a letter to
that paper asking the editors how 1t is that
with their views, ft6S pEsseutadmintstra.
ton they can bring themselves to advocate
men aud money for the prosecution Of the
Wari The Subscribers own words a.
these:
Now, gepusmsn, how issit that truIv
Union, truly loyal, truly constitutional n,eg
and editors can urge upon the peoDls -
uphold an administration proved gniIty. ~
their own testimony Of having broker az,
msrred In all its features the only Bona ~
union, Of having changed the, AyoWed an.
tece of the Rar-'the restoration 81 stbs
Union"-to crusade-against slavery and
the entire social system Of the Southern
states, and whose object to further violate
and tEample upon the supreme law of ne
land, /" and finally 70 alter OF abolish ne
government established by our fathers sndIl
set up another In its stead, IL 90 ulsfn AZ |
SCARE ely % admit of doubI3 This g. a II
Oontrad letion hat I cannot feooneilS III
KNOW that upons tho theory tbatI
all these evil viii be cogreeted at the hal.
lot box.
The World replies that ID Is
A position too clSGt 8 & 81 Il &, n lial
of military sup les 81 n s.. f
'ablish Southern Independence "a "a
neVeable to6n6atlo6.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
The stay Law.
WEsFoN, LEWIs Co., WESr VA. 4
'- atN Rah 10 1891 y

FSIfa - lale =
a. ~ .', .9..tt g .-.-,
:.e - - ~. ~ . = CLOSE LOT tue
-. ,b.t Be- .t,' aau as
sooo;-' 80 ia, DC eiosed without
~, Nv, sl1n your Permls
III stalI spaSe 1nFo9gn your paper to
..t t1e OF the Legislature 70 the
eS11al Slsg s OF tue border counties,
particularly .HAa eOEloQnty OF Lewis. This
SountS !, mas always been loyal, and the fact
% net Delng tne' second Banner County in
i II n volunteers TO the o. s. Army in
w BInlGt ana s,IWo' very extensive
Ehu Pr9EFaeted rebel raids have been made
J.o.nls ous county, besides the numerous
a q epte1Ations committed by bands of roam
-. nj ~. ~ t0sSes suste.tnea py the
bnmbIs on, ,ie,. .aisHss, constitute in my
tead the Say Law for the benst of 40 NJ s az
RosdsE soqaiies lalaeE, Of fa am an
borses nd estsls IA lestss6eir
have been robbed notonly al eIotb,ns- hDI
the necsssariss Of life. If this aud the
osae e, oOsasr e91p0ss are not favored by
very best men Viii bays 10 .a %s5y Oh our
lands. Only a few persons Smon9s ,n 'ns
have surplus moaey.4 TIE greater proper
s" .On % ans people are at the mercy Of the
ask for SvseltbaS. h.s nsfs no Lasors 70
business over twenty years, and an, Hspep Sss
sued in my life Is is fos the pnfortunats
ture to ave t5oS 0sG LEI ask The Legis-
their land, and unless the rsSI Ss ~ Ssi ;s
granted many must be ruined. :
f.. Uapa9s The Legislature pass an act dis
other Border commits bS Snss THIS and
county. aud township oficers con- posed OF Of
rebels, and this must continue until the re.
ant o. our 's Volunteers unless changed
soldiers are allowed % Vote In, - ~ Lis tfoe
not always accessible for that nnrno.a = :
- SUBsoRlBRR.
There is Something to. be- said, on
the other side, about STAY Law.
Staying Is of debts never did and
never will pay them. They must
Dc paid sometime, interest aud principal.
ihsy never can be paid in better times than
inc present. Money is cheap aud every
tnlng else IS dear If people have lands
Why not sell a portion at the high rates
nov eo'a'pahle AND geF out ofdebt, rather
'n1h 70 60 on getting deeper In debt, and
waiting tsF the return Of . specie etandI
ara ana the consequent depreciation Of
pfessn. prices.
:. - y no. very popular to call attention
" .ne creator side OF the argument when
: say law Is discussed, aud yet it has its
Jus. sias entitled to be heard. Their case
= sas Many men who are neither sharks
0f onyioeks have loaned their money years
ego when it was worth hundred cents on
the dollar in gold, at, fair rates Of intsrss,
s : sAs'ses PAtess' expecting 70 get itihaek
~ H.. = Sss'A. .1 ems' agreed upon. In
con..oS. ~ 1'sa pointed aud the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

The ice sh3ll Of the best quality. aud sub,.t a.
s.lS spPtoSai OF the surgOon In charge IRS I'M
EEsSeiPE lor the actual amount dstiTsred = pSEb
hospital. -. 2. Z = '-sS - S-%4
isyme1ts 70 Be- made from time to tine upo1 ,p.
pug PlilS eertihedt 70 By the Medical Director.
81 signed, 4 sssits
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rVIrT,. - . GhAAA 34WLs HUIH. "
a. ssSy = i.E1i "a llarsH In coa ~
- : q VILE, e5l q irE -
FSsSiS9f 1I99qt 10 acres eleafSd, wSii q
81 545l.!1s two stables b&Fn S5J All
go 49, D9liain - geltfAliy found On ven fsSTHl5
- ATTY TFAYlEAH, I1eciters =
) .eyn.aa's Ridge, MarshaII ca, ". Va.
9-sI. z. O. RaymaS solth Vheeii6e - fS91sSSSn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
Valuable Property for Sale.

BIB subscriber SHsFs 70 SIGl or rent his wooden
Raetory, with one acre Of land upon which &
Gt1adA, 1tn4ted Ia the town Of lLaFtinsFiIle Bel.
mQnt county, ohi9. one mia from Is oify Of Whsei-
ing, ". Va The building 8 brick, three stories
high, SSxs0 teet q substantial quality, containing
one complete SET Of eardfag machines, with ode
dragefs aOd enntlenser, one jack of one hundred
and hity sptn4les hye power looms with such other
machinery - u Necessary for SAid factory, With
good steam engfn9 of s11aeIent power for runninR
the above named !mHehin cry, with much more IL
Stn sell OF rent the above property on favorable
tsLtnA PossessiSn given on the hrst day Of April
For further pa=tteulAts enquire of the sabseribsr
fsb3zim JAMES TURNER.
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Farm for Sale.

HaR luhscribSE ofEer8 for ale 5 slssIl h.Yn In
u, tSaes toEnahiPS Belmont eOunfy, Ohio, four
love ard running 70 the g. P.
s..4A.o9ns containing u acre.. The improvements
iee ae1se goQd bearing oEehSrd, we'll Of
-abont 70 1ST6S cleared, the bal
49, 49, e1eeiieet umher. Any one Whhlng 70 pur.
s.sss 81 leFp terms Ge.s BY applying 70 ne on
Seoteh Ridge. 10y 81 -
: me- hIm e well suited for q yfneYard
sSAAl4s-4n~ ALRX. TETORHuRNs
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NooSe 1orn o. proposals viii b adhered b A
e practicable. Other forms viii b rOeSiyS5
proper guarantSe tSSt SiS
sls = caEttned to by the clerk or tEn
lsLest district Court or UniIsd $780, DlSk[isf
g rsIeeSed st aeeonPany the proposal OF Il van
A sath Of allegiance to the united stStss Gov
re- = eleo SseollpaRy the proposal.
party OF parties, who win Dc duly .otisS'5
~ = y e that their bid q SeeSpfS S,S
tE9etS under bonds to the nno1nt "a u IN
20 0e PE0Pery certified 10. ~. - -
,S - nley sbs ptesant In peE0n when ne Pm,
lost On eaddEesI OF the paTtiss ~ mo- 4
30 - y Untteq npop the PFopSsSl = =
NejSSI q Y 49,. 0S dressed 70 Henri ,IehnSo6
D. d. ~. U = ~
The DEPARTMENT reserves The rirht 70
HENRY JoHSsos.
=, 9 - 8 Ms. 4, And PaEyeypE q. 8. A.. 1
-F,,intsi. f 49, .i5.3 Washington, NJ q 4
ois1 lorns OF Proposals canzbe hSd n iii
sEas4 - Is = fsl,s.f IA
"A :. a sPAoI AZ. MEETING OfthS I5177I a. 81
4 ~ 5 Sisq[s q Ohio County west VIIEiS
thS following aulon oIh6f ~
1lAe;a gounty bounty 81 500 a ISS;.El
eT,t y each yolunisSr o. re.
asiy Slhee ne eth day Of February lsSf ~ ~
1 3 nl1sterSd into such ssfTjce =
ofiesr & ~. and credited BY he pToSSr
- ~ ~ mum erof such recruits a. q
- shal hot exceei two hunITel :, ~ 49, %
IN e. - for sid eountys TfjSys n
5SI,, y ne % tie unitsd StISS
boiiSt1 .T Nd provided further ffataISfl
~ Y Slal 70 paid % IhSs6 only -
tof the saPefiutGlliI ne ~ ~
,ont5 e ~ and ehiet mastering IN Gieer 80
Z A6opy-Teste: : 7Sss Pessl f.Rr, - -
f.bls,,,h, CLERK Of the Board II sGpsF1fS33Ss.
~ m --tH al. -. Of C6I6fsoI,1tS
lSTe i. III A. Vim eopy this OEdsr 1Sffi u
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God Euard cur AAE, AID keep each star
Eaeh stripe sIbriEht a. nSU they WsVe,
Still mako e lad en- TankI IN var,
S3in loat above Zach pG4EtoG'8 grave,
Death 70 TIE traitor that U0uh dare
To tran II thEoaGh he dngt 81 Ikane,
An honsst hSaEts itI lot yin lllFa
And follow Il 70 Death OF RanA.
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FORM OF PRoposAI

!. ms GnteEsgned ptOposes . furnish ;dsfly. or
u ieI 4li the Ice required fUt the ho5pitaiS
lpon aPPFpyed Of surEeonSin ehSfSSs n
4 ne1r the 9fthinname poidtS d IN ~
ptlee per hundred PORnds, namely: :,
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MATTIHGs
HONEST PossIRIiR pRIllIIa
commissioners' sale
Jame. Kn.lel, conpl,t.

Yin Clanes-v
Peter II. Preach, ct a. Dsl1ts
RfylEsue e dseEes q - cirelit 70 1T for Ohio
~ county rshdsrsd on Gle 18Th day of JsSRSrS
lse4 dtreeted g The unds[ag = sPseia COlamis
5onar, sd the tire epacisd for tn SJmo1t 0fTho
debts uelH01e1 N sail dseTSe ESII1r SxufrSS I
SHALL "a AondAyJ tbs IA q FShEaa[y, is5I - ~
font door ef the Court House q Ohio eo1ntV n M
city Of Rhesi1g, oaer Tor SSIS 6lt TsEt Of Iot No
tnsthe eth Ward feaId olgy, IN H. hfII ~ M
seealaEs neotloned g h!yiRg R.ongSe o aid de.
inrhes Of slId Lot no. 90, fronting oR NaIa stTsot
~ tost and II inches, And running bSek he IIl1,s
width 81 teet- Sad part Of lot VII Be sd IN tVo
pareas ~ follows, VII: hTSt the 50uth pan thsrof
lelng thS Iasl5nt % untmproJGd part thereof nd
% Soata 10 ~ 10 inches fEolI on IIain Stfeet
e934 iF4n1llB back sane Width 81 East: rsoo,,5
the Ee9idn Of SAID lot On Whteh card he bffrF
hg1lss eoptGinfnS . fset inch Mont "a 4sin StrsSt
Ard Fnnntng baek Rme width 81 fsee
fLeAs OF h4IE-A Enfleenf AMOUNT in k6nd "a
Pay me eoEtS Of ele and the costa 81 tfs 6nft aai n
credit q 80 .ys Hith Interest from Tie day q ssIe
g % enc third o. the purchase money And 4, to
Tie othef tl0thtrds Of the PuFeaSS money eFeiit
o. II end . months IN equal fustaHni6nts with IN
tsrest from the dayof sale, tue purchaser EfvtnE
oo1eA} MA God surety Tor. sfho pay nshk a ne
hams And retaining the title until the whole of
IN purohaso money = fully paid
HENRY @ FLRSHER,
g4nSISgt Special Con mil n3oHsF
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DENTAI. Notice

Would FeSpeettufiy "a form nv ~. -, al
NJ an hoS adIainisSeFiIE SSllif
SIt+S.e De sid q Etieh q IN e1abied Is
harISSS IN ~ -. g
- ltze these et6stio GssDts, issTs ~ -
E s3ej75s - alteF taking e:
between 4 aud 8 Seioek,P P. II - - p's-se sall
= 81 ssFfivz ~ = r. g. WINoHELL,
Z mr. flsTr.,r.z Dental SurES6u.
9 PR6 AsS 44, ald Chronic "a tbS
fsblb EDMUHD BOOKING
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

y a ooUElHtsOf subscribers wish rs 70 de-
e g ths iollONing question betwsen them !:
child born In tie year. 1900 was Il
seF = ip tae 18th OF 18Th century Z"
Answer: In The lsth, for thstreasou that
the 100 years, or century, are not eoni.
plsssd until the sIst Of December, 1900.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
NEW ADVkRTIsEMNTSI
Notice to Ladies.

ok LADIES frOH gseh Nard have been selected |
SstQ assist in hitting up tie Hall toF the supper,
And . Eait II the tables Ibis evening. IheyN are
h6FebJ notified 70 be 4 tha Iall O'clock p. II.
teb5 JoHNsE. WILSON, seesy.
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FOR SAIIE.

A LAND ENGIRE, eomplste,5for = saw min. 10
IN inch cGtfndee % lnchl stroke; alSo ahyerEn6nt,
ETatO baEa and ali ifrturAa for burning tan ElFS
and saw dnst. 81
Also. tract Of lBnd In HaTt'S run in MarIhaIl
county, through which the B. o. X &. runs con.
taing 1854 acres with ab0ut - or so aereEeleared'
ald under soOd fanee, With . young applS aud peach
orchard selected isuft, 0ysr20 trsSs, one name
house GTth rooms Well finished, thTse cabins, two
stables eAHs, smoke h6uSsy lAersuith GhoEi; good
well OF water with ) plnap. - i
Fer further ione enquire OF. ". DunIeyy4
DUHLRYY 4 CO.,
StAambuat Builder :
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CWa.htng on. Pal Tribune copy one month and
send BIN ior cohesion 70 this odeAl -
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PATRIoN 70 NOTICE.
|. AttentfOn KfFemani

A LII THE EIRRMEH OF TIKI CITY are earn.
~ Do1tIy Teqae5tsa . la6st - The t[aFkst lIOaSs
this (Hondsyl evening At precisely X O'clock for
the puFpo8e Of p4FttEiplf inc BoRCH-II6HT
PROCESSION, Ia hoEot - lie hlrth.day Of WAIh.
inztOus the father Of cur country.
BY request o. Ielnt GOmmIttSe. feb92It
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NtLVER SOAP AND M0URf YAGLE TRIPOLI
- ltill At the old price It No OdI Fellow Hall
fsblS EDMUND BOOKING.
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~ PRIVaPE SALE q Household
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-16

InE CORgt PTIoN At WAsHINGToN. The
Springfield Rspobiicau sums UP in a few
trenchant sentences, the late trpose of affairs
in Washington, which We have heretofore
RETAINED from abiding to, and affords US
the following picture of the degraded condi-
ton of society at the National capitol
1t is sad, shocking picture of life in
Washington which our correspondents are
giving us. \ bureau OF the Treasury de-
partnent made house of seduction and
prostitution. The necessities of poor and
pretty women made the means of their de-
hatchery by high government officials
Members OF Congress putting their mistress
6 into clcrkships in the department. An
honorable Senator knocked down in the
street by woman whom he had outraged.
Whisky drinking ed iibuttvm The gov
eTnnicnt cheated in contracts and openly
robbed by its employees. Writes our most
careful correSpondcnt-long resident Of
the capital" Washington was never so vii
lainously corrupt as at the present time In
the palny days of southern rule, OF slave
~, there was not half the corruption there
is now" We do not doubt this is strictly
true, and We repeat. il is sad, Smoking pie
tllv.