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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-06
sHERIFF's SALE.
Ebert a. Caldwell, Complainant,

Jacob Rizer, Dsfsndant
In OhaneeIy. In the Oircuit Court Of MarIhall
County, West Virginia
rs pursuance Of q decree Of said Court rendered in
L this cause on the 10th day Of June, 1854, viii
sell At public auction 81 the front door Of the Court
House OF MaTahau county, on the SIXTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1884, the same being = Court day,
between the h0urH Of 10 o'clock A NJ and o'clock
P NJ Of said day 70 the highest and best bidder,
the following tract Of hundred and forty acre. Of
land. in said decree particularly mentioned and
described, situate in Marshall county and lying on
the waters Of Riah creek and Cedar run
TERMS OF GALE-Ten Per cent. ealh. and the
balance In six, twelve, and eighteen months, with
interest from the day Of sale he Parehaser giving
bond and security for the deferred PAYMENT and
e title 70 be retained untn the further order on
ysS-stdA4tv JACKSON REED, s.Mo.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS STU
ATE rs SOUTH WHEELING.

DY virtue and in pursuance Of q deed Of trust
- executed TO the undersigned a. trustee, by
John HeWland, Of Ohio county, Virginia, bearing
date on the 18Th day Of January, 1881, and duly 81
record in the Recorders ONCE OF Ohio county State
Of West Virginia. in deed book No. 50, folio S. to
secure the payment to the Merchant and MeehAn-
ics Bank Of Wheeling certain debt In said deed Of
trust mentioned, will at the request OF the said
1854 at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, 20 sell AZ public auction, 70
the highest and best bidder, the follOging property
to wit; All that certain lot or parcel Of ground
situated IA Ohio county, Virginia-noW West Vir-
ginia-in the addition to the city Of Wheeling for
South wheeling and designated on the plat Of EAid
addition number three-No. Sin square number
f0rty-eight-So IS. Selling trustee, shall sell
and convey only such title il vested In BY the
deed Of trust horesaidi the title, however, Is be-
HeVed to be unquestionAble.
iIsS-td FRANoIs B. ARMSTRONG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-06
Re-EnIiStments for One, Two and
Three Years.

Re-EnIiStmenIs for One, Two and
Three Years.
WAR DEP'T, ADJ'r GENERALS OFF1cE. I
WAsHIEGFON. July %, 1864.
General Orders, No. 2s5.
1. On and after this date. volunteers
serving in the the (3) three years. organ
izations who may have, at the date Of re-
enlistment, less than sixty (60l DAYS to
serve, mSy re- enlist in the regiments or
companies to which they belong for one
two or three years, as they may in each
case elect. The new term will commence
from date of re. enlistment.
II. All men re. enlisting will be entitled
to the bounty provided by the act of Con.
gress approved July 4, 1864, ADD promuI-
gated in General Orders, No. 224, current
series, from this Office, as follows: For one
year. 500; for two years, $500; for three
years, $500. The law provides that one.
third of the bounty shall be paid to the SOL
der ct the time of his being mustered ire
mustered) into the service one-third at
the expirat on of one half his term of ser
vice, and oue-third at the expiration of his
term Of service.
Under the foregoing the FIRST installment
OF bounty will be paid when the men are
mustered, and as follows: For re-enlist-
ments for one year, $50 50; for re-eulist-
msnts for two years, S6e Sc; for re. enlist
ments for three years, S1OO.
III. The mnster-Out of service, reenlist.
ments, re- mnssers, and payments, under
this authority, will be regulated by he GEN.
srsl provisions of General Orders. No. AZ.
series Of 1868, from this office.
The following remark will be made on
he muster. ont roll:
Discharged by re-enlistmsnt for one
rear Tor two, or three years, as case NAV
,e), under the provisions of General Or
iers, No. 2s6, of 1854, from War Depart
neat" !
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
Ebert h. Caldwell, Complainant

Joseph Reed, Defendant.
In ChAneery. In the Circuit Court Of Marahau
County, - est Virginia
n pursuance Of Adeeree OF said Court rendered In
i this cause on the 10th day ct June, 1884, win
sell at public auction ~ the front door Of the Court
HOUSE Of Marshan county, on the Sixth DAY OP
SEPEkMbERs 1864, the sane being Court day, be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n and four O'Clock
2. NJ Of said day, to the CHEST and besG bidder,
the following tract OF one hundred and twenty
oflAn1, in said decree particularly described situate
IN Aarshan county and lying on the Eaters Of Fish
creek, on the south side.
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent cash, and the
residue credit Of ak, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest frem the day Of SALE the pur
chaser giving bond and security for the defarrod
payments, and the title 70 be retained until the
further order OF the Court.
Jy3O-4tdEEtW JACKSON REED sMC
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-06

THE frst issue of the STATE Journal news-
paper since its translation to Grafton
shows a decided improvement on its Wes-
ton issues. The editor thinks he has
found good point GqRpui at last. Here
marks also, what we are sorry to know,
that rebel sentiment is really in the ascen-
dancy in Lewis county. The Union men
there, he says, cater to it, and he had to
remove his paper because of the milk and
water character of their loyalty. We do
not understand how this can be, in the light
of the 1884 votes given by that county for
Gov. Foreman at the State election in
1868, one vote more than its combined poll
for Bell, Breckinridge and Douglas il
1850 Surely such a county ought to have
enough of the true salt in it to save anc
support Union newspaper.
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Congregational Convention at Graf
ton.
GRATrON, August 3, 1854.


Immediately upon adjournment of the
State Convention, the delegates from the
first Congressional district were called to-
Rether and organized by electipg W. ].
Borensn Chairman, and Theo. N. Gorrell
Secretary.
Mr.. Wharton explained the object of the
meeting to be for the purpose of nominal.
ing a candidate for Congress, and presented
the name ofC. D. Hubbard, Esq, as the man
who would be most acceptable to major
ity of the citizens of the district. Some of
the delegates while expressing their pref.
erence for Mr.. Hubbard, objected to going
into q nomination, on the ground that their
authority ended with the State Convention.
Whereupon, Mr.. Wharton offered the fol-
LOVING resolution which was carried with
ont a dissenting voice:
Resolped, That the Delegates from the
First Congressional District to the late
State Convention, unanimously recommend
Chester D. Hubbard, of Ohio county, as
our choice for Congress at the ensuing
election, and pledge ourselves 70 use all
means to secure his election.
On motion, It was ordered that the pro-
eeedings be published in the Wheeling
IntsLIigenesr, with the request Of all loyal
papers in the district 70 copy.
sTHRo. N. GoRREII, Sec.
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seeond-CongressIonal pIstrlot.

The delegates to the Grafton State Con-
vention from the second Congressional dis
trict, assembled subsequent to the adjourn.
ment of the Convention and organized by
the appointment of Harrison Hagans, Esq,
of Preston, as chairman, and ]. III. Scrog-
in, of Taylor, as secretary.
After discussion by John N. Boyd, and
John s. Barnes, OF Marion; Col. Jas. Evans,
and Gen. LIE Roy Kramer, and E. c. Bun
ker, of MouoDgsliai Jas H. Carroll, and
Charles Hooton of Preston; Miles A. Hi
man, of Taylor; Spencer Dayton, of Bar.
bour; Thomas P. Adams of Hampshire,
and others, the following resolutions were
adopted.
RESOLVED, That the delegates composing
this meeting, recommend to the loyal vo.
tiers of the second Congressional district to
assemble in convention, by delegates, at
Grafton, on Thursday, September 22d,
1854 to nominate some suitable person to
represent this district in the Congress OF
the Uoited States.
ResoEUsd, That the people in the various
townships in each county be requested as
| far as practicable, to meet at the places OF
holding their township meetings on Sstur
day, Sept. l7th, and appoint delegates to
said convention by townships.
ReSolVs6. That the proceedings of this
meeting be furnished TO the Wheeling In.
telEigeneer, and that the loyal papers of this
district be requested to copy.
II. HAsASs, Chairman.
J. NJ. SCRoeIN, Sec'y.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN
SOUTH WHEELING

DY virtue and in pursuance Of deed Of trust
date on the first day Of March, 1854 and duly
Of record in the Recorders ONCE Of the said COUNTY
payment TO the Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of
wheeling certain debt in said deed OF trust men.
toned, will, At the request Of said Bank proceed
on the Pr DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1864, AZ the
front door ofthe Court House Of Ohio county, West
virginia 10 sell AZ public auction 70 the highest
All that certain lot parcel OF ground situated in
Ohio county Virginia. In the addition TO the city Of
wheeling formtriy called RitchietoWn, but now
known by the name OF South Wheeling, and desig-
mated on the plat Of - i'd addition by number i've
No. Sin square number thirty-seVen-No.S 81. Sci.
ling as trustee, shall tell and convey only such
title as is vested 10 BY the deed Of trust afore
said; the title, however is believed to be unqus+
uonable.
Terms ofsAle-Cash.
jy9O-td FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-06
Peace.
From the sprinasld Republican.
e we ready for the question:

Are we ready for the question:
The kind of peace which will be secur.
red will depend upon the result of the
presidential election. If the people de-
eide that the policy of the administration
has been wrong, and the democratic
party shall be restored to power, then we
shall have peace of one kind. 1.-THE peo-
pie decide that the policy of the admins
istration has been right, then we shall
have peace of another kind. There is no
disputing the fact that, for purely selfish
reasons, the South prefers to make peace
with democratic administration, rather
than with a republican administration.
Can there be any doubt about this, or
any dispute about the reasons for this
preference Is it fact that is credita>
BILE to the democratic party? Does it not
betray affiliations and sympathies with
the rebels which render that party unfit
70 be trusted with negotiations for peace?
On what other ground can this rebel
sympathy with the democratic party be
explained? The declared policy of Mr..
of the destruction of all the rebel claims,
the abolition of that system of slavery
which has been the mother of all our
national differences. Are the people of
the country, who have sacrificed so much
of blood and treasure, willing to accept
peace on any narrower basis than this?
A decent national dignity, aregard for
the memory of the brave men who have
gladly died for the national redemption,
and who closed their eyes in the firm be-
lief in the final triumph of the national
cause, humane care for that greatfu
which lies before US, respect for the
cause of human freedom and democratic
principles throughout the world, and du-
ty to God, all conspiEe to demand that
the peace which must soon come, shall
be in accordance with 1.-The aim and
the policy of the present government.
A peace in accordance with the wishes of
the rebel states, whether relating to res
toration, division or slavery, would be an
everlasting curse and disgrace. 1t is en-
tirely within the power of the loyal peo-
pie of this country to say what sort of
peace they will have. The question can
not be indefinitely delayed, and it will be
decided by the side which has the pres
ponderance of power. Shall this peace
be tohGt the nation has fought for, or IChGt
the rebels haUe, fought. for? This is the
grand vital question of the presidential
campaign, by the side of which all others
sink: into nothiDgness God forbid that
nation which has fought so nobly shall
throw away not only its blood-bought
inheritance but its blood-bought earnings!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-06

The following remark win be made on the
muster in-roll:
"Re-mustered for one year Tor two, or
three years, as case may beJ, under the pro.
visions Of General Orders, No. 235; War
Department, series of 1854"
". Reports of Credits (see Circular No.
50, current series, from this ofice), under
the foregoing, must be made and kept sep
arate from those for other troops.
V. To men re-enlisting, as herein pro-
vided, no fuTloughs will be promised
Commissaries Of Masters and their assis-
tants, will be held responsible that this
condition is distinctly understood by all
parties concerned.
By order of the Secretary of War.
E. D. Townsend, Asst. Adj. Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-06

Is every citizen doing all in his power to
promote volunteering in this countyi One
month more and the draft comes. Every
man enlisted reduces the number to be
drafted. There is need of more effort.
And there is no time to lose. 1t becomes
every enrolled man TO exert all his iDflu-
euce. Those who do not realize this ne
cessity now will realize it thirty days after
date.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-06
DESIRABLE HOUSE 4 GROUNDS
FOR SAILS AT PUBLIC

THE subscriber oters for sale his Dwelling Hou-.
and ninety feet Of ground, situated on the
north side OF Quincy street, and eorneFinE on the
Aney, between 9Th md Tth streets, running back
12I1f feat. =
1he 1uSe contains ten apartments. bath room.
pantry and cellar Is pleasantly situated and has
stone Wall aud new fanee along the front There q
some house on the corner.
a. The sale Of the above property viii take place At
ne front door OF the Court House, on MONDAY,
Terms o. sALR-One-third down and the BAL
anee In one and two Srs; deferred payments 10 Be-
secured By deed OF trust
Augo MATTHEW WARREN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-06

No regular nominations for Congress
were made at the Grafton Convention.
The delegates from this district however,
assembled together and united in recon-
mendipg @. D. Hubbard. Esq, of this
county, as candidate, which was tsnta-
moent to his nomination. The Second
district has called q special nominating
convention. The Third district, We pre-
sumo, will do likewise. We think our del
egates chose preferable course in making
a recommendation, and thus saving the
people the vexation, these distractiug
times, of further political calls.
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We Is s6 SHTH W " Eft saHO-

pY virtue and In pursuance OF q deed Of trust
II executed TO the undersigned a. trustee, BY
theodore Reesebury, bearing date on the 18th day
once OF Ohio county, State Of West Virginia, IN
deed book No. SO, folio $50, to secure the payment
70 the Merchants and Nee anies Bank OF wheeling
q certain debt in said deed mentioned. will, At
request Of said Bank, proceed on the FIRST DAY
OR SEPTEMBER. 1854 at the front door Of the
e. public auction, to the highest and best bidder,
the following property to wit; An those two GER
tain lots or parcels Of ground in Ohio county, Yfr
gnia, In the addition to the city OF wheeling tor
merry called Ritchietown, but now South wheeling,
and designated on the plat OF said addition by the
numbers nine-N. e-and ten-So. 10-in Bquars
number forty-twO-No- -. Selling trustee, 1
shall sell and convey only such title vested in
me BY the deed Of trust Aforesaid the titls how
ever, is believed to be unquestionAble.
jy3O-td FRANCIS R. ARMsrRoNa.
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CoIored o.
Females p.
AGES CLASSIFIED.
Total.
JOHN o. HUPP, secretary

Prom the epOrt Of the B ard of Health It may be
seen that during the month Of July nearly three
fourths Of our mortality has been Of children A
proper regard for health should deter Us from an
indulgence In unTipe fruits aud the unrestTainbd
use OF green vegetables scTupulous should be
ob.erTed a. to the eleanlpess Of cellars yards
aud out-houses during the intense heat 81 the
Weather.
The following extract from the City Ordinance
relating 70 hog pens IL inserted for the benefit Of
those concerned; namely: ''Ho person shall be
permitted 70 have on his or her premises hog pen
or pig stye IN which any hog shoa', pig shall be
confined; AL persons offending agaiRst the pFoTi-
sions OF This ordinance ahAll forfeit aud pay ns
OF not les than one more than hVe dolIArs for
every day such nuisance shall continue"
JOHN O. HUPP,
augS-St Secretary Of the Board Of Health
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eVIgrgTTHcI OTTIcE, o. IL Ann,

WILLING, W. Va. August l, 1884, J
CBALKD PROPOSALS, must Be IN duplicate, from
- drut hands, and from citizens loyal % the Uni-
ted States GoVsrnmsn only. viii b resolved AZ this
once until o'cIoek, on wednesday, the Sd day
Of August, 1884, for Supplying for the use Of the
United States Array, eu6sstsncs Stores 70 be doliV-
er At wheeling. ". Va on or before the I5th day
OF August, 1864, e follows, Vt1:
10000 pounds Bacon Bh0uiders-
- The bacon must Be DeB, so1nd, thoroughly cured,
smoked dry, strictly city eut, shAnk1 oG close 70
the briskst, II stnong boEoG, esatalnlng not over
800 poands Of meat, 70 be strapped viii green hiek
Org Pressure must not Be lssd In packing. ne
bacon will be subieet 70 the Inspection Of inGpoct
or appointed BY the undeTHigLsd.
Ali the bacon must be delivered and Inspected BE-
fore any 4 paid for. Certificates q the Inspector
must accompany the TouehsrL a TURNAh
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Dissolution.

THE partnerthip heretofore existing under the
II firm Of J. 4 J. n. Ensingsr, in the Mineral Wa
ter and BAFnparfnA MAnufseture, 10 disaolved tbs
day. ANY person having elafns against the Iats
hrn vii present them for settlement within ten
: The business viii be continued ~ the Ams place
BIZ the undarEned, who Bolieits EhAIs Of tie pub-
patronage }. NJ kAhIh8kk-
auEl-lN.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS STU
AWE n SOUTH WHEELING.

DY virtue and in pursuance Of 4 deed of trust
ID executed TO the undersigned IS trustee, BY Al
bert Ritter, bearing date on the 18th day Of Nay,
1854, and duly Of record In the Reeordsr's once Of
Ohio county, State Of West Virginia, in deed book
No, 49, folio IA, to secure the payment TO the MeF
chants and Mechauies' Bank of Wheeling certain
debt in said deed mentioned, will, ~ the request
Of the said Bank, proceed on the FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1854, at the front door Of the Court
House Of ohio county, West Virginia, to sell At
public auction, to the highest and best bidder, the
following property 70 wit: All that certain lot or
parcel OF ground situated in Ohio county, Virginia.
in the addition to the city Of Whssling formerly
called RitchietoWn, but now known By the name Of
South Wheeling, and designated on the plat Of said
ADDITION by the number eight-No- Sin square
numbered thirty-hve-Ho. rs. Selling a. trustee,
shall sell and convey only suck title is vested
in by the deed Of trust Aforesaid but the title
however, il believed to be unquestionAble.
jyS0-td FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG.
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HEADQUARTERS ara REa'T. W. VA MILITIA
The eommAndants OF companies IN the Sth Rsgi-
ment ". Va Militia are hereby ordered to report
with their commands at the Court House on SAtur-
day, August 9th, at o'clock P. N.
They are instructed to have their company rolls
corrected and as far as possible complete, by the
hour named.
Members Of the regiment who fail 70 report fer
duty promptly, ard have to be sent after, will be
required TO perform extra guard duty.
By order Col. A. J. Sweeney.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale
BY THE

BY THE
MERCHANTS - MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING
II OF No $780, East Wheeling, south side Zane st.
i This is a desirable corner lot.
Lot No. 1875, corner Of Zane and 9Th Street, East
Lot No. is4. on Zane Street, East wheeling.
Lot No. los, cor. Of Clay and 9th Street,, with i'm
proVsmsnts thereon.
Lot No: 109, on Clay Street, with Improvements.
Lot No. 1885, Of Zane and 9th street on which
there are brick tenements.
Lot No. l69, on Zane Street, on which there are
ouehaif lot, No. liz, on CLAY and 9Th Streets.
CENTRE WHEELING PROPERTY.
Lot No 2Os, on Webster St, adjoining the on Cloth
Lot No 10, on Main St., eaIiwsn's addition, with 8
TweSty:sz feet Of lot No. al, on EOn Street, with
onO.baii Of lot No. iss. on Market Street, Centre
Wheeling.
ThirtytTo fset OflOt No. 290, in that part Of the
town known as Germany.
SOUTH WHEELING PROPERTY.
Lots No. Q, 10, IL, and IL, in square No. 50.
Lots No; and 2, with brick tenemsnts, in square
Lots No. I and 8, in square No 5
Lots No. ], 1, and s., in square No Z.
Lots No. 8, 1, 9, 10, Is and II in square No. SO.
Lots No. g. g. 10 H. ~ IS and 16, in square No. 81.
Lots No. 10, Is and "a, in square No. %.
Lots No. S, 6, 9, 10, Is and H. IN square No. 80.
Lots No 9, TO- 10, u, 10 and TO- in square No. 50.
Lots No O. I, II, 12, l5 and Is, in square No IS.
Lots No2, I, g, II, IL, Is and II, In square s.
Lots No 8 4, g. g. 9, 10, Is, Is and le in square
Lots No. 8, 4, and s, iu square ~
Lots No. /, 2, 8 and 6, in square 49,
Lots No. 1, 2, 3, Al snd 8 in square ~.
Lots No 3, 4, and 8, in square No. IS.
Lots No. 2, and s, in square No. IS.
Lot No. 1, in square No. 49.
The above property IL offered at private sale until
Monday, August ED 1s6iaII Of said property then
remaining unSold, Will that DAY be offered pub
lie sale, at the front door Of the Court House. in the
City Of Wheeling.
I Isale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Terms Of
Sale; Oneshird to be paid In Cash for the residue,
Negotiable Notes viii be taken, payable in one and
two years after date, in equal amounts with int
rest from date said notes to be secured BY Feed Of
Trust. r. CRAHGLE, President
wheeling, July sOth, 1864. sugi.ts
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL
pRnpEpTV

PROPERTY.
II WILL SELL By AUCTION, on the premises, on
j. MONDAY, the goth Of AUGUST, commencing at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, Two Lots Of ground-Nos IS and
l9-situated In the town of Fulton, mile east OF
Wheeling Upon one lot Is erected good brick
dwelling house and on the ohera substantial frame
Improvements.
Also, at the same time and place, will sell two
hoIeeS Two setts OF n1rnes. Two wagons one buggy,
all my household and kitchen furniture, embracing
full assortment of everything necessary for house
keeping.
Terms made known on day ofsAls.
ANDREW WEBER.
GEO. E. wICEHAM, AuctiOneer. aug2
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c. D. HUBBARD, Of Ohio County

IT is suggested that it is just now mat
ter of desirable information on the part Of
those liable to the draft to know how re-
cruiting comes on-as for instance the
number of daily enlistments. Under the
last calls we published the list daily, and
we presume that Col. Ely will willingly
furnish the desired information this time.