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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06

TIE correspondent of the Clarksburg
Te!egrIPI who ia doiug general nomi-
nation business fer that paper so indefa
tigably, should not eviuce such degree of
super constituencies as he msnifests in the
last issue. His occupation is one this: does
Not comport with an excessive degree of
tn At article. We can say to that gentle
man that in expressing decided convic-
ton that under the circumstances Gov.
Boremau ought to be re-nomiuatedr we
but modestIy availed ourselves of the same
liberty that he himself has so freely eIercis-
ed. Il. is generally understood that Col.
Northcott, the owner or controller of the
Telegraph, who is or was lately in the mill
tary service, is the correspondent alluded
to. 1t is known that he does not cherish
the most amicable feeling in the world to-
wards Governor Boremsu, and we come in
for share of that feeling because, We sup
pose, (for we know no other reason) We
did not open up our columns at great
length to an article recitiog the ingrati
tude of the State authorities towards the
Col. 10 not putting BIN at the head of the
l2th Regiment instead of Col. Curtis.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
New. rom .he RaItImore Road.

We have no news at this writing (llP.
M as to the situation on the Baltimore
road east of Cumberland that is satisfac-
tory. The reports are mesgre and scatter
ing and do not confirm each other. Mr.
Ford, The agent here, had advices last even
ing showing that the reported damage at
Patterson's Creek and South Branch
bridges were not serious and were being
rapidly repaired. The company has lost
little or nothing in the way of rolling stock
and very little in the way of torn up track.
What the rebel force is or who commands
them is still ceraiuly unknown Mr.. Smith,
Master OF Transportation, teIegraphs from
Baltimore that Harper's Ferry had been
evacuated and that fighting was reported
in progress from Maryland Heights
Our regular dispatches indicate that
aH attack had been made upon Gener-
al Max Weber there aud which he had
successfully resisted. Mosby with $50
guerrillas stationed at Point of Rocks is
said by private dispatches to be keeping
reintOrcements from reaching the Ferry
The same sdvices state also that 2, 500 men
are on their way to that point from Wash
iug,ou. Gen'l Hunters movement, we do
not deem it judicious to particularize upon
Suffice it that he is reported en- route fol
the scene of iucursion. A panic prevails
In the country Immediately north of TIT
Potomac, but it does not appear that thu
river has yet been crossed by the enemy
at least not in any force.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06

Mr. Morrill, wished the Senator from
Virginia (Ar. Csrlile) aud his associates 10
know that it We leave the Government
poWerless to fill the ranks of the army, the
Government will end in anarchy. Should
We thwart that Government in this hour Of
it's need, and break upin confusion, or leg
islate for the wants of the army7 Senators
who 60 against every measure to sus.
tain the Government, seem 10 think the
hour has come when faction will triumph;
when no more troops shall be raised; when
Grant shall be no longer sustained before
Richmond. The Senator from Virginia
(Mr. CGrlile) rises TO counsel men who
have sustained this contest with the rebel
lion, that it is not worth while longer to
continue it. 1t was to be hoped that we
would not take counsel from those who do
nothing against the rebellion. To counsel
the Senate upon this subject did not come
with good grace from the Senator (Mr.
Carlile,) He (Ar. Morrill) would stay
here a month, if necessary, He would stay
here till provision bs made to i'll our ar
mics. BE trusted that the motion for an
other Conference Committee would be
agreed 10.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
Making an aggregate of actual


or virtual incresse-.........$S5, 600, 900
Under ordinary circumstance l should
DOT presume TO ask the consideration of
Congress to amendments of a law so re-
Gently enacted, but, under the circum-
stances actually existing, feel myself con.
strained to do so. The reasons of econo-
my in favor of sufficient revenue from taxes
Gao hardly be overstated, while the con-
siderstions connected with the vigorous
prosecution of the war for the suppression
of the rebellion seem of themselves decis
sive. Who will not prefer to be taxed
twice what is proposed in the bill rather
than see the army suffer or us operations
hinderedP or, what is substantially equiv
slent, the credit of the government seri
ously impaired? Every dollar now col
lected by tax will, in my judgment, save
three dollars of debt.
Very respectfully, s. P. CHASE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. T. Stevens, Chairman OF the Commit
tee of Ways aud Means, House of Reps.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06

Contributions Of money, gUOis, useful and fancy
articles, LABOR, fruit howers, Tiostiss national
relies, &C, solicited and viii be ThaTZ f1Iy
received by any OF the officers or committee
The assistance and cooperation OF the Ladies a
especially invoked. 80.
Patriotic citizens Of neighboring communities are
earnestly requested to assist this great labor Of love
and send contributions aud delegations 10 its sup
port. -.. ..... . = -
The following named gentlemen from neiEhborfnR
towns and cities have been appointed agents 70 for
ward any contributions that may be contributed To
ihem, aud also TO nse any and all means IN their
power to further the good work on behalf Of the
j. l., HObbg Rftchfetovn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06


CoHeREss adjourned on the 4th of July,
after long aud labOricus session of seven
mouths. Some important work was done
in the last hours of the sitting. The SEN
ate on Saturday on the first vote refused to
agree TO the report of the Conference Com
mittee striking out the Communication clause
of the enrolment act, but Rfterward
reconsidered the vote and agreed TO it, thus
sbolishiug the $500 exemption and making
il necessary for every man who is drafted
either to go or ind a substitute. Our
friends, the CopPerheads, will now have
AZ opportunity OF tryiug their teeth on this
measure. They were iercely savage against
the $500 clause a few months ago, denounc-
ing it as the rich mans trap for getting out
of the service and for getting poor men into
1t. We will see now how the thing will
work in its new phase. Depend upon it
no men will so much regret the c hangs
that has been made as the Copperh esds.-
They will have to face the music now in a
way that they never have bad to do before.
We notice that J. W. White, the arrant
demsGogue who represents the Belmont
20 } district. whom we heard iuveigh long
and loud against the $500 clause in q
speech at st. olairsville, had not the nanIi.
ness to vote either yea or nay upon it, but
lodged, thus showing how he. for one
copperhead, dreaded it, aud also showing
what hyPocrite he has been all the while
A special war tax of Eve psr cent. on
incomes, covering the year 1858, was lev
led on Saturday, which it is estimated will
add twenty millions to the revenue. This
was wholesome measure, only it ought
to have been ten per cent, and the same
measure ought to have included tax on
liquors on hand, good steep tax, but the
amendment to that effect failed A firm
effort to retreuch the expenses as much as
possible, a resolution to put out no new
money, coupled with steep taxation, ought
to be Mr.. Fessenden's programme, and We
hope it will.
We uotice that the Hon. John s. Car.
lille tried his best to get the SenateItO ad.
jouru without taking any steps to keep up
the financial credit of the government
Such has been the constant drilt of all his
alma for these many months past. Senator
Morrill, sdministcrsd a very proper febuke
TO hlu. We quote from the report Of de-
bate as follows:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
TIRlC0ppeE& ShestIGOn Ware!

HAVING increased u y facilities for the manu-
Ii faoturo Of the above articles, I am prepared
70 MI all orders promptly. and cheap, cheaper,
than can be had ~ any Their house IN the city. I
keep the latest patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and
Coal, and VIII warrant every Stove an prepared
70 DO All kinds OF Job Work IN sheet Iron and Tin.
and will give such Jobs my personal attention
spouting and GutteTing ofall kinds alEayB on hand
Copper aud Brass Kettles and Fruit Oansot the best
ing the city. Vill DO we'll to give me call.
ief B. p OALpWELL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
a Carl D.
GRkTrox, W. Va, Ju

GRkEToS, W. Va, June 18th, 1854.
yO the Voters OF the Second Congressional District
of West Virginia:
In response to many solicitations from different
portions Of the DistriSt, announce myself ea1di
date for Cong esS, at the October election. Ny
connection vi tn the military service Of the United
states may render IL impossible for to visit the
different portions OF the District prior TO the cleo
tion. IfsO, and should u be necessary, will pub
fish my views upon the leading questions Of the day
hereafter. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
jyl In GEO r. LATHAM.
TINnE BEARD OF ENROLMENT for the Ist Dis
i tTiet West Virginia, at headquarters, wheeling,
West Virginia, will hold daily sessions between the
hours Of and IL A. and TO P. n, TO enter
tain applications and relieve from drafT all persons
enrolled improperly on account OF
''Nou-ResidsDoe,"
.aE.s.-I "OVer Age" l
...H permanent Physical Disability"
The Board will also expunge from the Enrolment
Lists all discharged soldiers Of the Military Naval
service who have served two yeArs during the pre-
emit rebellion.
Civil Officers, CleTgymeH aud all good citizens are
especially requested to give to the Board such nforr
nation may aid in the correction and revision OF
the Enrolment List. BENZ. b. STONE,
jyI-1w Capt. 4 Pro. Marshal lat Dist, ". Va.
PArkersburg Gazette publish one month and seld
bill TO advertiser.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06

We have received some valuable facts
and figures concerning the credits of the
State under all the calls for troops, which
we will publish to- MORROW, and which
show that up to the present time we have
to our credit an excess of very near 5000
men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06

The spacious Halls are brilliantly illuminated
aud are prOtusely ornamental with eyerEreens
flowers and drapeTy, with flowing fountains and
singing birds
caPaeious Concert room is erected. aud auuse
msnts and enter tainmenLs are introduced each even
ing -
No effort viii be spN1sd to make the Fair worthy
ofth object for which : pl-ad-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
Just Opened

A MOTHER large Iot Of Cloths, cas.imsrs aud
"A VesEings, 70 which We Uould invite the atten-
tion Of our Customer. 80
We have also made large additions 70 our former
very extensive and well selected stock Of Msn'a and
Boyis Clothing and Geutlemsn's Furnishing Good
20 EhtSh Would invite the attention Of EtraoRers
visiting our city during the Pair. Ethsr at whole
jyI.lm Corner Mdn 4 NoaTos stress.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
Sheriff s Sale.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA., OHIO COUNTY,
= SIS:
Samuel Mason, Complainant,
Eben'Esr Mccoy, Defendant.
In ChAncsTy. In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
May 10, 1854
PursuRnt to u decree OF said Circuit CouTt ren.
dered in the above eatitled cause on the 18th day
o. Ma, 1854 shall proceed to sell public sale at
the front door OF the Court Hou Of said county
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of August, 1855, TO the
highest and best bidder, the following Real Estate
to-wt: certaia lot of land situate in the city OF
Wheeliugi and designated as lot number three-S-
in square No. /, IN Cnurchhlra addition No. two
-2-tj the city e Wheeling, on a credit of four and
eight mouths, in equal in-taiments, with legal in
terest thereon from the day o! sale until paid the
purchaser giving bond with good security.
$50 I'd JOSEPH SEY BOLD, &. c. @.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
Valuable Property for Rent,

TO LET ON GROUND RENT, for . term Of Year,,
about one hundred and nfty feet Of the prop
erty fronting on Main street, and running back
about one hundred and thirty-tUo feet, and known
As the ne Homestead property, Immediately
north Of aud adjoining the Hornbrook buiidInEs.
This property viii be rented Ia suitable building
lots, and embraces some Of the beat unimpr
?, R.ARMsFRoSG,
1eS-u Trustee Of Emily A. Zane.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
Steam Engine Tor Sale

A SECONDHAND STEAM ENGINE, Of l2 or
IA 10 horse power, complete and In good order,
can De purchAsed BY application 70 GEO. heKIh,
a. IN = fOuniry and Machine shop Of T. Wiley Co
MArtiRsVille, Belmont Co., OHIO. je97-tf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
Dissolution.

Hg eo-partnership hsrstofore onistinE under
4 the name and style Of Berry Z Dodsou vas this
Gay dissolyed BY mutual consent, Adams Dodlon re-
firing. AL persons having claims agalnst and those
indebted 70 the dra viii psASo cell and adjust the
same without delay. CHA6. II. BERRY.
ADAMS DODS0N.
wheeling. Jolly ]. 1874. aH" fy9-lU
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
DIVIDEND.
Dissolution

VNHE eo,pSrtnership heretofore existing between
u the underslSnsd, under the arm name OF
mutual consent on the lat OF July, 1864.
The business will be continued at the old stand
Zane St. Wheeling Island, by NOAH Z. HUNTER
All persons having claims against the late arm
viii please present them for payment, and those
indebted to the hrm are expected to settle their
bills without delay.
JOSEPH h WATERS
THOMAS J. BLAIR
NOAH 2. HUNTER
Wheeling, july 4th ,1ss4.-Iw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
House and Furniture for Rent

A CONVENIENTLY situated and desirable Dwell
IA ling House, with the Furniture, will be rented
until the hrst middle OF October TO a suitable
tenant at = moderate rent. Possession given imme
diUtely address, through the Post Onice, Lock
Box No. $50 jy6-3t"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
In Chancery.

Jacob A. Taylor, Va. John A. ChArnock, ct. Al.
I n the Circuit Court of Ohio County. Decree rem,
dsred lane End, 1854:
By virtue of a decree rendered by the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county, State of West virginia, on
the day OF June, 1854 in the above entitled cause
shall proceed to sell At public auction At the front
door Of the Court House of said county, the LIST
day OF August, 1854 TO the highest and best bidder
credit Of six aud twelve months, in equal in
lot number one hundred and forty, situated imme'
dately west thereof ich said lot and part Of lot
are bounded follows beginning at the north east
corner Of lot No. ~, In c hitchie's addition to
tn city OF Wheeling situated on the west side of
Morrow street, thence sOuthwardly with Morrow
street. thirty three feet vestWaTdly with the south
err line OF said lot No. IS, and OF lot number one
hundred and forty. hfty feet and iye inches,
thence northwArdly with a line parallel with Nor
street. thirty three feet thence eAstWardly hE
~ feet dive inches IN direct line 20 the place
Of beginning.
The p iTchHser TO give bond with good security
jyl.lm JOSEPH sEYBOLD, s. q. @.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
sEMI-ANSUAL STATEMENT
OF 4HI
Wheeling Savings InstItEtIOn,
....s JULY lst, 1854.
Dividend.

WEIGLIss sGvIxas IEsrrruroS.
-, w., JuIy lat, 1894 !
SseiarSd dividend Of ten lIoI per cent o. The
S-pltAl etoe = tee from State ana Redss Al ta1
q ne earning OF the last six months payable 70
ne stock holders, their legal representative eB
A1Ll4ea- A. O. MCKEE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06

Jesse Z. wheat, |
Dr.; J. d. stoLer, TriadslPhia, ". Va.
s. =. 2 Scott, Wellsburg,
J. J. burns, FAirnonL
james A. Bell Cameron,
Jas L. Wharton, Parkeraburg
Geo. Bier, hev hartinsVille,
Andrew Dare, SiStersViIle,
Tnos. Hough, Warrington,
Horace Rssiey, Grafton.
Geo. Edwards, MoundsYflls,
HAgAns, MorRAntoEn,
Jas 7. Waym q, Glen Eastou
Jno. Irwin, Olarksburg, r.-
JAG. A. Campbell, Bethany
Jno. Bayha, Fulton, ..-
Joel Truesdale, West Alexander, Pa. ---.-r
= Robt. Simpson, ClAysFflle
: John Baird, Washington,
s. J. Cruthers, Tay iorstoEn
= ?. Rhodes, Bridg port, Ohio.
H B. Rice, MArtinsViie,
q. W. Dlworth, Mt. Pleasant
Col c. l. POoFman, St. ClairsTiIle.G
J. Lppincott, Jr., horTiBtoWn,
Richardson bro, BellAiEe,
Jno. sAunderB, SuLhsh,
Wilson Bro, OAdiz.
}. P. Watson, HArrisVille
4. Battelle, AeWpgrL
Wilson stringerr West WbeeiinE
ChaS Hare, summerd-ld
II. BsaninghAns, WILLIAMSBURG
Capt Watson, GreysVille,
NJ Biaekburn, HArriottsTille
Jno- Br~dneidi Barnsyille- fv7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
BUGGY at Auction,

A GOOD sECJND-aAND BUGGY will be sold
n al auction Wednesday morning at O'Clock by
Gko. WICKHAM, Auetioneer. sale positive.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
MARRIED,

On the 4th inst, at the Fourth Street Methodist
Episcopal Church, by DR.. Alex. Martin, Mr.. JET-
PERSON t REE0 and Miss Many A. SIMMONS, all of
of Wheeling, W, Va.
On the Sd inst, at West Alexander, by ]. Finley
Mr.. oRAcE WALLACE TO Miss KATE II. MORGAN
both of this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
Valuable CountryResidence

FARM FOR SALE
SHALL, until the soth day OF July inst, oasr
\ Tor sale ny COantry he-idenee and FArua si.u-
ate IN ONO County, West Va, . station On the
henpneid hAtlroac, fur niles east Of WheelinE,
and nye miles By the National Ro d
sd fArm contains ninety-tgot a2l aers Of besu!i-
Ially situated aud highly Improved laud A part
q the improven1ents consist Cfa tue resisz c.
honses smoke ho1se, sprtnI holss, n stable aud
ether b1iidtngs, Is Spple-trses 10 ful bearing q
the ehoieest fruit, al.0 pun, peach, ounce, a5d
dSarEpsaE trees, BlaekbsTry, kAsobsrfy CarTaaF,
Gooteberry, Grapes, &C
This farm i considered Al excellent location f5E
vineyard
sad farm is undertake With eve foot vsis Of
RosselAion given this ian.
LEWIS LUNsFoRD.
Rear to J. @. Aehesgu, Esq, Or. }. n. coasslly,
ford On the premises
For terms, partieulAEs or plat spply to HANSI.
BAL FORBES, Esqs 1901 Fourth street, Whesll5s,
msai3 farm Is not soId Al private sale heir. the
30th day Of JAY, inst tt viii that day De Csrs5
for sale af pubic AuetiOu, e 10 O'Clock A. n .
the mont door Of the Coaft Hou.s Of Oh % couuty,
W Va
TERAs-ous-third cab. bsl,p.. ., .sr 40
twelve month";, or All cash Il preferred J,Itd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06

soth April This will aot increase tho tag,
but will make available for the next fiscal
year about $50, 0OO, 900, which would 9TH
erwise come into the second.
Second he proposes also an increase on
income tar additional TO that already as
sessed for the current year equal to the
difference between that tax and the tax inn
posed by the act just passed.
Third He proposes, also, Limitation OF
the rent TO be deducted from incomes TO
$500. % rr.
Fourth. He further suggests tax of three
cents per pound on raw or manufactured
leaf tobacco, and advises an increase of the
tax on smoking tobacco from twenty five
cents to thirty FIVE cents per pound, aud on
chewing tObocco from thirty Eve cents TO
fifty cents a pound.
Fyth. He proposes also an increase of
the tax on malt liquors from 81 TO $500
per barrel.
SIrth. He further proposes to abolish the
distinction between wholesale ane retail
dealers, and to impose tax OF one fourth
! of one per cent. on sales of all dealers over
$1,000 year.
Seventh And he proposes, fnslly, to
increase the tax on spirits from $3.50 to
81 per gallon, and to impose II tax on sPir'
its on hand of fifty cents per gallon.
In these several propositions | fully con
cur, except in that of increasing the in.
come tax of the current year. 10 lieu OF
this ! respectfully suggest that a special
war tax OF FIVE per cent. on all incomes be
collected.
transmit herewith the letters of Coilec-
tor 0rton and Acting Commissioner Roll
Inns, with detailed estimate by the for
mer Of the produce of the law as it now
stands, in which the latter substantially
eoucurs. / transmit also paper marked
"B, - 10 which Collector Orion states the
reasons which are believed TO justify his
several propositions
The changes proposed will, it is estime-
ted, produce the following additional sums
of revenue:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06

Il UbSIE IENOE VFFIChl Q. .. AhM-, I
. WHEELING, W. Va, July I, 1854 J
SEALED PROPOSALS, must be il duplicate,
from citizens loyal TO the United states Gyvern.
ment only, will be received at this Office until
TUES DAY, the 18th OF July 1864, at noon, for sup
plying ONIONS for the of the United States
army, to be delivered ut Wheeling, W. Va, during
the month OF July. 1854. CbntractJ for any Sptci-
fed quantity tDiH not be N rds onions TO be iur.
nsheu in such quantities and at such times the
undersigned may designate.
The Unions to be of good meTchantable quality,
90 pounds to the bushel, in good ordinary we'll
coOpered barrels subject the usual conditions set
forth in my previous advertisements.
II. TURNER,
jy6-td Captsin and G. 8.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
DIED,

on wednesday, 22d ult., at his residence near
Beverly, W. Va, MosEs HARPER, aged 81 years.
Those who knew him 10 life need no comment to
tell them that ne died without an enemy, and met
the common enemy II mankind" with smile Of
victory upon his face.
Thou art gone to the grave, but 'twsre wrong to
dsplore thee
Though silent aud dark is the tomb
SuCo Jesus the blessed, has lain before thee
Des, royed for thee is its gloom. So
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06

The state OF the TreasuFy-SecFetRry
ChRse's Statement OF the Receipts
and Expenditures OF the last Fiscal
Year.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
PHOTOGRAPHIC MEDALLIONS

For the Prudential Campaign.
WITH accurate Photographs Of President ana
w Nioe-Preaideut Of each party, iaeIossd IN ne.t
and elegant metallic eAsos. Each case eontans a.
likeness OF both President and Vice President ma
style 4 entirely nee 1nd different from anythfnC
beretoiore made Specimens sent 70 any alid1s-f
mail At Is cents each, 81 50 per dnzsn Libs-sI ~
count 70 tie Trade. Manufactured And I'D ThoTs-
sale and retail BY
JOHN GAULT,
t.os, Ho.1 Park place,
'eHS-Anaeod New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
Desirable Residence for sale.

VIE nh.eribsr ofvrs for sale the Property e.
= Nnich ne resides, on Q liney street. ne House
= a s1hatAnfiAl Buick, eonEAininE eight rogas nd
1teaens Win EAa Fixtures. bath room, Ae- Il -
corner lot Win = trUat Of sfKty iest on QGi1-y
slrset y oao hnndret asd hfieva IN dsP-h, stAsls
Aoo Auey n ms rear good opportunity ~
city. For tsrnls apply 70
jJ9-St' HIP. MnRHIs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR COEGRESS.-ws an
Els49l thOrfEed TO announce CHESTER D. HUB
BARD, Of Ohio county, as candid ste for Congress
from the First Congr e-sioual District. iSb