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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-10

7 OSr-Thrso Certificates Of STATE debt, Of the FOL.
L loving members and amounts No ,o32, S2e0;
10 ,7s, $500; No l,2uc, si0o all OF them dated
April 30th, 1881 Application Tor tho renewal q 'he
ssm. h az been made 10 the Treasurer Of the Com.
mou~ea;h Of Virgins. 3 CRkhehAw'
de 23--fAw6mt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-10

CO sPECIsL NOTICE Tho farm Of NJ, tohn
Joyce at the head of the Brook Turnpike, has been
disposed Of at private sale.
NH 10 GOUDis & APpERsos,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-10

w mi;che!is Geography and Atlas, at
NH I0--li K r FOSTER & cos.
~ ANTED-A COED cook, washer and ironer.
-. Apply to WM WALLACE SONS,
ma 10 3, 18Th, bet Main and Cary sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-10

&S} ANTED A gentleman, proficient in Music,
~ who has learned uuder the best European
I-as,ers. having ample rneaos, wi-has to devote .
!e% Of his leisure hours 10 gvag Lessons -aiuiougy
10 oae two respectable iaIles Of standing IN 30
ce:y, who sre already advanced in musi:-Do be.
ginLers. address, con0dentisily. fer one week,
ZIG ALFRED LANOEHINI,
NH s-s.- Rich,,on,i 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-10

WANTED Il have two very large and good drift.
" setnes, one for shad and one for herrings. 7
want some one To Ash them viii give liberal
price or divi e the fish. ANY one wishing 70 Sn
gags IN prontsoie business VII n please address
an Interview can be had, or call at K A E Dabneys
grocery store, corner Of 7th and Broad ss, and in
Quire for "M.' Hh g. 3i+
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

III. -. Tess- Eycks' -ASesey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

"a ITO whom it may concern" No
man's blood would do more u cement the
Union just now than the blood Of some Of
these villains who arc trying to barn
down Northern cities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

1W Sits
lie II estinatSd that City lives ~
ono million Of property wefe destroyed D
the kts stotsna "a No lakes. 4 r.
If you thiak MAT your oppostppiiisl
are not good enough, you had bsse1t In
prove thsm.s s4 sssa aHFtss
The New York Tribune says It be,
made no money the last year, and Aas
lost thsusauds lef depa1S % IL . y II
edition. So it revises aud raises prices
for 1865. 8
Negro minstrels in New York ret
from $50 to $50 week, and the best
singers get something handsome besides,
BY singing It the fashionable churches -
Sunday.
The population of the British North
American Provinces that are uniting 10
but little short of 8 100000. The ostho.
lie religion is held BY considerable more
than two-6fths of the number.
1t is FIVE months sincs two men and
dog started to sail across the Atlantic
In little boat, the Vision, scarcely big
CuOuS>u iva cdIo itNST uavlAdti0u. 1SUNu-
ing has been heard from them since,
and they have probably paid the penalty
of their fool-hardiness by watery
grave.
REBEL ExENPTI0Es.-A very pretty
quarrel has sprung up in the rebel House
on the subject OF exemption Of State off
GERS from military duty. From on. speech
made, it appears that Virginia exempts
$4,000. Alabama 1864, Mississippi lilo,
and Georgia over 1000.
Forty Thousand persons in Montreal,
or about one third of the population, get
their living, directly or indirectly, frsry
the manufacture OF boots, shoes and leatm
er. Since the Introduction OF machineh-
the production has increased rapidly. I
- General Barry, Chief of Artillery,
under Geo. Sherman, in letter to the
Buffalo Courier, says; "Oar friends at
the North must exercise patience with
regard 10 Gen. Sherman's movements, bus
must never for single moment lose con-
fdence 10 his 6nal success. His genius
and vigor viii carry the army triumph
antly through the work it has to do"
TIE Saw 81 came for the saw, tir,"
said an urchin.
"What saucer ?"
"Why, the saw, sir, that you borrow
ed.''
81 borrowed no saucer"
"Sure you did. sir-borrowed our saw,
sir"
"Be of; l never borrowed your sau-
cer.''
"But you did. sir-there's the saw,
sir, now sir"
"Oh! you want the sap s'
D6r "To whom 1t may concern No
man's blood would do more u cement the
Union just now than the blood Of some Of
these villains who arc trying to barn
down Northern cities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05
Dentistry.

l.
Tn. NJ. w. HICKS,
sURa1oN DENTIST
s1YlCR--en - ssrsss, bssvsea nsnsal 3sAss
zeolx1alk, Iov0Al
a.s.s !. ,rs...s., a.; =. are !. T. pssl
up the .Corsiits" @vulcsnite Or lizard keSAes1 49,
for Artificial TsssA. bit tAAt - tAs PIeTbENfIfY
th- StNss g DO fat kina q work. and that with the
ou stes = ~ Dsnsist Tor TIE abe stys q
work; # sep4dAwH.
I Q. IN0ERSOLL--
y n 1T II 4 9lTa.
ARoKUk IOWA.
ps.res 70 call affection % NJ nod az rssesrap. ,e
and bsd tng od Psfi.a Plates II tsseh g = be
= rsssect = the best lifting nsv plata. ~ = tg
hs aisO naauAetures an urrn srr - fsars, Au..t,.
IN strscsure and natural j. sEp<srsncs, foe 49,
the State Rank euxa-8sv
= \. vIcxEasaAu s aroz nAarr1
WICK e n 8 II IA nj u CO.
|. Agricultural Warehouse
ANU SD
SEED SToRe,
G.auassasrs asesL ~ - sAds u As.sgyszu,A,
ImPIements, Tools, 80,
163 HEain -, KD0EUx
CUGAR CANE MILEs.-persoas
Y ...tins GOD AIlls YIN - ~sn = calls.
..s.oe. go Ies Nan street
DLOWSl PLOwsii-Mol;os, War
r @spvy1sukunr1uass,l us1n~x1urs1svas n -
strsss. y ) d sa.ss AL WICK ERsHAN 4 O.
lUHREsHING MACHINES, HORSE
Powers cof1 n siefs I'D my Pressss, non a.
Anon Agricultural Eesas e, ~ y. 4 a.,.u.,.
.sss1.v III ]. ~ -. -
DUsSRLL'6 MAGS(noN f0r1fol
u 1n11sHINq MAunK1s 10 "a
z...azz. y : ..
| Fa.zspgHI eTsrzas'
| MANH = Co.'S
i czslInA1nD -
l6sA J 4 !!
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vll1 49, y t e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

Wh RHfItfh4s one q fbe ofGe0S hhd - ny
clans OF Ct. Louis says;
ST. Loun, June Is, 1861
Ma Jxo H. BLoDp, Agent OF baleuxnds Rhenrnatism,
QosN xnd Neursfga, SpeciGc.-4 have prescribed tn
sbove mentioned Specific and must that have
und any remedy that carries much certainty Of
evick and eslu1aTy cufs tat casesphsse
have used IL Dag. W. PHILLIPA
Later fron Capt MAIN to Alexande Latch, D-uxgst
be6ore Jxo H. BLOOD became agent Tor the Medicine.
ST. LorTs, March 81 1854
Aux. Lu4cH, Rsq.s-Iike nany OF my prpfessiea. j
hevs snred severely With reumsfss and could eet
(sixnsd1 cARr.MAkIH, efsteAmer wARssw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

kesp esastanty had and for sais = tAs lsvsst
price, 70 cash custouers and prompt man iafge ~
well selected seosk ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
Public Sale.

or VALUABLE STOCK AND FARMING UTEN.
" sis II will continue my sale Of Stock, &C., on
the 9th day Of January, eonEisting Of 100 head Of
Sheep head Of Horses, CATTLE one yoke well broke
OxO1,' some piss one Kirby Reap'ng and MoWinE:m
chine PloWS, &C.; 1000 bushels Corn. To- Of Hay,
and other articles too tediOu TO mention.
Also, on same day, on the premises, that well
known farm in Brooke Co, W. Va situated one
mile from the Ohio river, at Short Greek, miles
from Wheeling, and from Wellsburg, eoutaieiug
der fence, abundance OF fruit, improvements rea.
souAble, all uRdeTsid with good vein Of coal, easy
Of access, aud Sufioloutly near the Ohio river for
shipping purposes
sale 70 commence At 10 O'Clock.
q 9Rs S SssDe n n SE s 90 &c @
payments, with interest, tor the Farm.
do:26-tUar6 WIN. p. BRADY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

towards a portion of bis fellow citizens
that we now propose to hold Mr.. Sweeney
responsible. Without q shadow OF right
or OF law be entered into a scheme
TO secure the power of this city by the
bOldest act of Legitimate legislation ever
known in this community. He has come
voluntarily on trial before the people and
1t is proper that the issue be squarely put
and sQuareIy met. 1t bseOnss our people to
administer in this instance the most signal
rebuke within their power. II we do not
yiudicate to the uttsrmost the rights OF
those who were SO wsutonIy and eratnt-
tously wroDged by Mr.. Sweeney and his
coadjators, we are unworthy of the sacri-
fees which they have so long and SO pa
ttsutly endured in our behalf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

The Protest of CArlln'S Battery
I Against the Action OF the City
Council last. January, depEIVInE
them or their Right 10 Vote ut tn"
Charter Election.
NEW CREEE, West Va Jan. 20, 1854.
Editors LntslligsHeer:
Alta meeting Of the members of Battery
D, LIST West Va, Light Artillery, held on
the evening Of the 26th, in Committee OF
the Whole, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted,
and ordered to be published in your val-
liable paper, from which we learn that
meeting was held by the City Council 90
Saturday evening last, al which they passed
an Ordinance prohibiting the vote OF the
absent soldiers from being admitted at the
election which took place on Monday in
our city. We say Our City, for there are
our homes, our wives and our children,
and all that We hold dear on earth. We
have thought It not too great q sacrihoe
to leave all these in the hour when our
homes were threatened by vile traitors 10
ar ms, to do battle In their defence.
BY this act Of the City Council 1t Shove
clearly the spirit that animates them aud
the feelings they entertain towards US. We
feel that We have just cause 70 be indig-
nant at this high. banded proceeding, but
we would have them remember that we
do not expect to be absent always ION
duty"
From the iustness of the cause In which
we are engaged, we believe an oVerruhng
Providence will smile upon us, and give
such signal victory TO our arms, that hay,
ing conquered permanent peace we will
soon be permitted to return to our homes
again, and woe be to those traitors we have
left 10 our rear plotting treason. Weshall
not sheath our swords until we have given
them TO feel the keenness of their edge.
We are determined not to let the indignity
go unrebdked.
Therefore, be Il ResoLVed,
1, That as soldiers in the field striving to
maintain the honor and integrity Of our
once happy country, and as citizens Of
Wheeling, there has been great injustice
done us, and all other absent soldiers OF
said city, by the disgraceful act of tho City
Couucil of 1868, In passing said Ordinance
in direct violation Of the Law of our State.
2. That they have done this In order to
secure the election Of themselves and 9TH
ers OF like ilk. They know the soldiers
are aware that they are unfit to hold any
Office Of nnst under loyal State GOVernr
ment, as they have always been in sym.
patty with rebels, and there is reason to
believe have been in communication with
them.
8. That they deserve to be treated with
seorn aud contempt by every loyal man,
and that they should be classed with Cop
perheAds aud Traitors, who never lose an
opportunity TO injure the defenders OF the
old flag.
4. That the State authorities should take
some steps whereby such Traitors would be
expelled from their midst, and not allowed
70 hold ofices of trust, whereby they can
ipjure the interests of the soldier.
8. That those noble Union men In the
City Council, Msssrs. ClAtor. DelAplain,
Cloudy, Blair and Irwin, who endeayored
To protect our rights and interests, are
hereby rendered our sincere thanks, and
our cordial support 10 the future.
VoTRRs OF rae WHEELING BATTERY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

THE rebellion is now narrowed down to
the two carolinas and Eastern Virginia.
II We take Wilmington, away goes the rail-
road system of North Carolina. sher-
man having Savannah will;wAlk into South
Carolina in a way that will stArtls CAL
hOuu's ghost. If there is a land beneath
the sun that the loyal people Of this cOun-
Try desire to see secured from rim.to rim it
is South Carolina.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
Card OF Thsnks.
MARr1s's FERRr, Dec. 2

Editors Intslli0eneer:
Permit me to acknowledge the generosity
of my friends in MartiusVille and vicinity,
displayed in the large and liberal donation
of Tuesday evening, also their uniform
kindness to my family and myself since We
came among them. GEO. W. CHALTAHT,
Pastor of Pres. Church, MartinsviIle, o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

December 25th, at four O'Clock P. NJ, from allen.
orrhGge" Of the Lungs, JosIP1 o. LITJLE, (eldest
son OF Arthur Little, Esq) in the 18th year Of his
Funeral from his late residence on Quincy street,
Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock. Friends Of the
family invited to attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
StOCkhOlderS' heating.

TTHERR will Be . meeting Of the Stockholders Of
y the fiEst National Bank Of Wheeling heId at
January A63t balWOAn The hSafa o. 10 N Ana
P. "; for the election Of Nine DirsetorS 70 serve
for the ensuing year.
By order efth0 Board.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
a b a n M

Containing lis acres about IS acres cleared noary
all In grass, we'll adapted 70 sheep grazing. good
and ntvef mlung spring q water close 70 the
door About 80 Apple trees % the choicest fruit,
onethird Of them In good bearing oFsT and the Fos
lately set out with good VARSITY Of other fruit
Over an acre sat In Grape vines, With good site 70
extend. The whole undeTlaid with an excel.
lent vein o. coal easy o. aeces bank In lOod work
tnB orueF For terms OF further pATtienlaEB ooQuFO
on the premises. WILLIAM LAEH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
AD D R E SIS
TO the People OfWest Virginia.
RXRcpFTVH oHAMRRR.

kAEGULLN8 OAAAbkAF I
WHlnIsa, Dec. -. 1854.
NOR MONTHS FAST BANDS OF ARMkD ny
have infested the State, stealing, Iobbing and
and the ffequsney Of their outFaEsI have Aarmingy
Increased. come Of them claim 20 be rebel soldiers
but whatever they pEofsss they neither observe ne
common thIGVoI and robbers or the deesncieS % 0r
nary murdeTen. Thgy are CONTEMPLATING thrown
eI oT tSs EST.S1m ny q - hey rove
about in gang, taking from the people, ~ thar
homes and on the highways, horses, noneJI Or CtneE
men from their sinmbsrs In the dead hour Of night
and shooting them down in cold blood, IN order %
plundeE the more successfully. They hhoot Snd
otherwise cruelty treat d6fsn1oels women end ehi-
dTeu, In the abSeneo Of their PrOteetoTs. They m
t0Irupt and endapgSr asssmblages Of people, met
for the worship Of God, by saIIOInding In aEIea
Aud carrying Oh their property. They abduet elti:
Eens Of our State who not n any way connected
with the military, aud eaTTy them into cruel cap
lis evident that the presence OF these predatory
bands 10 known 20 the disoyal of ths ssstion1 m
these persons DO not deOSe their prslanee % thoso
who would be aba 70 thUATt their dostllah pur.
poses, but on the contrary give thsss S1taIs Zee
On account Of the great numbers Of these ban
fmpoS1bls for tie civil oesrI 70 arrest or the civil
Courts 70 punish them Ineoed AL the prisons Y
the State would hold bat . small part than Ard
yet the bands are 90 small aud opoEAte with sueh
secrecy and ossrty that the regular military forces
from the nature Of their oFgAnEAtion, are Vefy ~
aneesssful In their efort1 % eaptare OF ID tne
country Of them. Nor can the troops Of the unitea
States nov Be spared ffom the more I'm WIN
n View oi this anomalous and alarming state Of
things / earnestly recommend the loyal people Of
the State to organize them8alve1 into Oo1pAnies Of
such numbers a. may be practicable and expedtsnt
for the purpose o. hunting down and eIptlEtng or
Killing tno1s outlaws wherever they may b to1nd-
executing summary justice whore found In the act or
where they cannot 0thsgWi8e be captured-and tnus
aid the authnFitieg Of the Btat0 In rentor1nE and
preserving peaea, order and security
Companies organized for this purpose, upon pro-
per application 20 me, will Be furnished with Arms
"a, dsSsEStsSitS Al. FOREMAN.
IAN papers in the State copy one tims.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

sHERnAs presents the country through
the President this morning with a glorious
Christmas gift, viz, the city of Savannah,
aud with it 500 prisoners, $50 great guns,
$50 locomotives and 100 cars obese a dire
loss to the cOnfederscy) three steamers,
..-..-I Isvwu up trVu viaavi nil the rorts,
IS. 900 bales of cotton and 10000 "quiet
and we'll disposed" inhabitants.
And thus tbe-was to be.capture of sher-
man has ended. And thus all the rebel
boasts have been blasted. And thus events
march on TO the grand contamination.
Next comes Wilmington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
THoS. A. THOMPSON.
COAL PROPERTY,

Containing 81 acres, being one Of the principal
AbnkB OF the six loot vein that supplies sc CIars
vile. The coal Il loaded on the National Road. A
gOOd new dwelling on the premises Lad partly
cleared aud set. IN fruit; balance we'll timbsEsd.
splendid location for = vineyard, being . south
eastern exposure.
Also an on Well sunk 100 feet.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
on the premises. JOHN SIMPSON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
City Property. Tor Sale.

THE u1dsuiEnsd olsrI fir ials he fsIISuisE
u Rsal EIt1ts IN tho city q WhsaltlE=
Part q Lot No. rs, TIE o1rnsr e Ualo1 Ilr8sg
nd ths alley laadlng fnum uui1n aErsaG - MaFAsg
AllaJS q Uhlsh = sIoctSd tie thros GtoEy hrsk 49,
sns1t e gEelsat ooSlPtSd - Psssr Bsassr -
Pafs- ofLSiI "a. 50 sna %. Il ths Ouruw ofHuu
md WebgtsE HlEeat8 IN Oa1fno WheGlllE q Uhio1
= erected Ehs he thEss EtoIy bFisk tG1sDs1ts -
prosaut Oosupted - Ei4sl AAgsr sd Wa WSis-
ne Hoas Plass q Dr. JShn III. $4,000, uIaA
Ghs elEhl o1uflElouI L0lI - Huun1-
Lpts e. elda, q sqlaIs Ne Clgg1 - ~
paamold L1t) ta1seiatsly 49, e 49, Ashsssan-
esois-a aEHERLK -. E1lE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
NEW YEARS EVE
CoN01R T
AND
Literary Entertainment.
oEHTnA1 HALL, BELLAIR, OHIO

DRoGRAMME. %.
FRAYKR
ANTHEM-Death Of the Old Year.
sONG-Happy New Yer.
MsERle by the aoa-
sONG-Ths old Green Lane.
ouARrE sFfisorS q sound among the forest
tTeeG.
TABLEAU-Raith.
CHANE-The Lords PTser.
DIALoGUE-Ihe seAsoiS-
hOSG-The HArVe8t0rg.
Toe old fAlhi0n0t Winter
MUSI0-LAughlng May.
Night and Morning.
SoNG-Puu away meEFily.
Quaker CouTting.
QUINTkTTE-0u the ASuntAin high.
The City q the 1ViBg.
MUkIC-The Arab Boat Song.
TABLAAU-RorA drawn BY HAEiaA
MUSIC-Eeho and the BOTor.
C0LLOQUY.
QUEEN EsTHBR-In three SeenSG
pRANkTIs IERSoHAB.
King AhAsnOrus, HAman,
MOmucAn, Esther
OasahenA, Maid OF aonoEI
Meres, IOroahs
Friends Of HAmAn, ChAnb0riAinS, Guards, &c.
oUINTETrE-Good Night to All. desQ6-D&f
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
A VALUABLE VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT GARDEN,

OopsisiIng ofl61< acres; good two story dwelling
house and out buildings suitable for the busiDe1si
berries, Il acre in Asparagus, y acre In RAspbsr-
Ties, u IN Pie Plants aud thngs peFtAlns
ing 70 . vegetable gardeus also Ornamental trees
and kVergrS0nE; all IN state Of the highest eultis
Walton. This property Il well located for either
garden or ether public bulinOsS, or private res
ideneo. For farther particulars enquire OF the sab
ScTibsE. NOAH z. BARSARD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
Also


Containing $50 acres, about 100 acres under good
cultivation; also about acre. Of choice fruit o. AL
kinds, good dwelling house, two tenant houses, .
large barn and stable sueient to stable - hOEles
and 800 head OF sheep, also other out-buildinEs
needed farm; Also q coal bask on the nAtional
Road IN good order. The above farm win b sold
low. Those wishing 70 purchase one Of the best
stock farms In the county would do we'll 70 call and
THos. A. THOMPSON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
30 Paper TO-moFFOSV.

This is an awkward day for Christmas,
but the preparations for its observance
throughout the country are general. The
banks and stores will be closed here, and
the telegraph informs us that business
transactions will be suspended east. The
newtpspers also will generally If not uni
versally observe the day as holiday,
and will issue no paper tomorrow morn
ing In consequence.
such dispatches as We may receive du::
ring the day will be bulletiped at the door.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

.~Any one de.iring information concerning any
parties At Bridgeport, Ohio. dos9O,stSod
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
run pLrAsanT %ALLnY MILLS

Tho above mill hal l5ur run Of buETI with an sx.
cellent anTne, but for The most part propSlled BY
Wltgr poWp3 WITH thlFty aeEus Of ialds GOD dsea
. f6g rods Of the milL
Also, an excellent Saw Mil adjoining the above
mInent frame 6uIIding 50 by 60 feet three stOTiSS
high, with one upright sash saw and two circular
for IAth also good d. Cling house aud oIcol-
lent lot Of land belonging TO the Saw MN.
The above property will b sold all tOgStheI OF
separately 70 suIt purchasers. For further pArte-
JOHN KIN9EY. aud
ALRRkD KINsEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
TERMS OF SALE.

0ue.third Of the purchase money in hand; one
third IN six months, and the residue In twelve
month";; With interest, the purchaser giving bonds
with good Iecurity, aud . Hen viii be retained IN
the deeds Of Conveyance for the deferred paymentG
Thee Wishing splendid bargains, had better call
aud eIAuninS the lands prior % the day Of sale.
JOHN Afford,
ShaFin Of Cabell County.
PErER H0LDRYDB
deeR6u Constable Of oabOll county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
ALSO
A .F a r. NJ,

a .F a r. NJ,
Containing 1sT acres oflAnd 195 Of which cleared
the remaining part Il well timb0Tod. There are OE-
eelIsnt Coal Banks on the premises; every Sea on
the farm contains good spring Of water. There =
also good orchard q grated fruit, dVolIng houSs.
barn, ItAbls, aud other out buildingg.
For further information enquire Of the subscriber.
FL. B0GG5.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

ToILET srTs, FkNCF oOJoaNE sRfs-A a
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
A CHANGE For BARGAINS.
VALUABLE MILL PROP ERTY
GARDENS, COAL LANDS AND
FARMS, FOR SALE.

VHTIsHING to move wet, ofsr for sale my
w property, situated on the National PtEe, aix
milsa vest from the city Of Wheeling. W. Va being
halfway public stopping place between 81 ClliTs'
VILE and Bridgeport Ohio, Known a. Charles Bar
naFd's Pleasant Valley stoFo aud Garden
The property eonEist1 Of two Dwelling Houses, .
good Country Store, aud ten Of LAID, which
there IL $40 Apple 100 Pear, 100 Peach, 800 Plum
70 Cherry, and % Ounce Trees also other mult
trees Of nearly all kinds, 1l6O GOossbeTTy and 400
Currant bushes, = splendid Strawberry bed, Black
OF dinarelt kinds, 1900 Evergreen trees, with .
variety OF choice Ornamental ShTubboTy and Rlog-
en-: tWonfth ofan acre In valuable Asparagus bed.
The most Of the fFuit Il now In . tearing eondi'
tOn and Il Of the best and choicest kinds the c0un-
try affords, suitable for market and home use.
This being public place, only six miles nom
Wheeling, IL would be = good place Tor . private
restdenos country resort, either - . nAlOous
boarding house pleasure gardsn-
Per further particulars enquire Of
CHARLES BARNARD.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-07

Dardanelle COmpany.-An assessment of
Three $50 Dollars per share was this lUth day OF
Juue ls64 levied upon each and every share of the
capital stock OF the Daranclle Gold and Silver
Mining Company, payable to the Secretary imme-
dately in L. $. gold coin.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
CHAS. b. GOODRICH, Scc'y.
Gold Hill. June 10 lstI. mil N