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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
PRIVATE a. SALE; or .vALUAaLE

PRIVATE SALE OBJ 4VAl,TlNgT.P
REAL ESTATE. - =
NE undsrSigned viii Ssif al nr,ys.. at. -.
:. Paese7of property commonly klSGI6
- = So lying EDut D mid md
y -, n. ms q ~ exeetIeit Ta65 epot. ~ 4.
sl5 itmpFeyeds there being upon tie premiss. +
aSeAline houEA, stable aud ham -I,1 = 49,
q trait tESe85 obntisti6E &C S55isi
- Ege straw berry bed, grave vines, &C.
49, @ saleAPPlT to the undersigned AZ thstr
-lee-.st g = MOHARDS0N 9 HoKIlsEAN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
Cooking Stoves.

o. INCA We have patterns for burning both yyoos
Saa eoSs thGt We can confidently reo0mmend md
We invite the attention Of builder and other. d.
Htrous Of purchasing to our Stock o. 70
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
Crate Fronts,

% which We intend to mAnufactur9 an5 49,, -.
hand fun assortment Of the IStSst and -, S
psoNsa modern patterns; tnthls branch OF our mi
80 intend to Be ,0hind no 0StabHShmenf sItbor
y. 3 81. . hand and 8. .s .u ..ss,lsnt -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
GEORGE K. WHEAT,
MOTION JoBaER.i
80 MONROE ST.
fsb21 WHEELING s


4eAlnue1 4ENlnR assl f. -,I.H
Joseph stevens. Henry I, ob.n..r,
=. Kirk John Fisher ~ Court al 0hI tnS n
late partners in busi. setn6IaT, 1b ISS,
neRS, nEinE the Grni JuIT. I66a S A11A uAS Oi
name OF Stevens, Kirk
P9Es3ant 70 decree rendered IN said County ceurt
90 me I'm day Of July, 1852 shalI proesi "a
County, on Tuesday, the 20lh day Of March iSsi a
tale, 70 the highe1t aud best bidder, ne lot
eeedings mentioned In the Edditfon 10 tla up
Hm,hsellng, laid ont by Henry Moore, Trnstes Of
1kDSneEer Zane, on Zant'S Island: upon tie foI
loving terms and conditions OF salt; viz: Ter, rt
o. me amount Of the purchase money In eaSb. ana
~ er In three equal instAlmentS payE6le IN
n, SStI ana eighteen months from the dRy Of
slHe GONG with approved security for Snch dsferrs5
o,s.- JOSEPH sEYBOLD.
Sheriff D. C.
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NOTICE

.THR anssrslsned have bseo div ,sno,,,.s :,
n!llsEaton Of de estale 81 RvbSFf $500 -
soes tnashte1 g TIA estate are Tsop6SfSd - - -
lllEtSlate P4yneat, and those hSEinr .i,I1o.
49, Ne sllle VII present thsll 8alV 81
~ nary PATTON,
49,, 4. y. RIOB
Ilhk G0LoRs @ q s69dSl, q 8 777d Is - :.
tAekgel, at No. I GA RSlio Tilil = s- -
iso4s KDNUND BoOErna
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27

a I A SPECIAL NEBrING Of The BOaTd Of So.
~ PstE1soTs OF Ohio County. West Virginia held
~ the C0urs House on Monday. Februlry Is. 1854,
1ns tou9EinE among other proceedings vas hHi'-
A, 0pEARps That County bounty OF sS00 70 be AID
the same e hereby odsTed to each yolunIser OF Ts.
GEit Into the service Of the United stlie'
army since the 9th day Of February, 1854, or thA'
IlEE % muatered into such service prior 10 ihr
mat Gay o; March 1854. aud credited By the proper
Gmeer 70 the county Ot, OhiO. ProTid. d, hoTsTsf'
that the number Of sueh recruits or volunteer, 80
paid HhAl rot exceed tWo hundred men, that beng
thS quota assigned IN the sid eoan;y under re
February I. 1851; and provided further, that SAii
bounty Gh1H be paid 70 lhoSS only Who shall pr"
uuee the certificate Of the Superintendent o! TIE
EesrutIinG serTies aod ehIei mastering In seer -
pointed 70 muster the said recruit into the SerTS
eEd1ytng that he IsGecepeed.
"A COPy-Teste: GRO ". SIGHFS,
Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisor
Lebl6 tulhl Ohio eDnhLys
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For otneinnnn

For Cincinnati.
t. The steamer GOLDEN E8A. On,
HoLtlDAT. Master, will leave for he
n S-- ABOVE and intermediate ports on 1EITs
DAY, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ for frsIrbt o. IsSSai
apply on board, or to P-'s@ks
fe62I JEtLY MANNER, Agents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
PrIee. per Boz ne nniia

sSsAle " lAlAll on receipt pfthe price by4ats=
LOGAN, LIST ca
n,aos md n H LGjGANs&CSo
Reei1uEs Agent for West YfrEfnfa
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O. L. CRANMER,
@. L ZANR,
Prr.rnnnn -.

OROPOSALS FOR STEAMBOAT
- q 4 ANsP ORTATIOE-PIrTsBU %
WHEELING 70 81. LOUIS AND OMAHA.
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United States

Of Jonathan u. Bennett.
NALL FBRA. 1868. District Court Of the Upit,I
~ ststes foF the Western District OF Yirzipia, 81
At tho Fan tern, 1893 Of the DfsTIct co1Tt Of he
United States Or the Western District Of Virginia
~ C,iarEaburg, in the above entitled cause viii
g ne zth DAY 81 March, 1E64 At the front door u
ne ne SSad House In CisrkSburg. HaFriSoa eouD j.,
4eSt Va proceed 10 sell AZ public auction, 10 tht
1 htghest and best GiddeE, the Law aud Private l..
htATy Of Jo1athan u. Bennett
Terms OF sale, Funds
{ sale 70 commence Rt 10 O'Clock A. n
s'iA 2a EDWARD N MORTON,
IebS %. 8 MSrlhal " D. Va
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sra "a. ToL- InGANFny

Wood Go. II; Jackson Go. a, Mao, ~
IS; Writ %. {; Reane Co. IL, oslSopS ~ ~
. upsh9r Go, 4 Clay Co. Z; oabelI o. 10.
.Wayns Oo. i Logan %. IL. -.
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RE.E11lsTlD lsrv. cAv,n.v.


MQao1gSlia Coqnty-Alsx Gtapnsn,
The following re.enlistsd in the LIST Va.
Vol. Infantry, and mustered Feb. l6. 1854
credited as follows: 49,
p, %ss.sl cOupsy-wu s Murphy, David.
Monroe County, ohto-Batnet Belford.
Tyler Connty-John WeiLel.
Wetzel COunty-Hilliam Barr. eha. q
Et1haEty, Jacob Reseoker, n Sheoherd.
John VandeyendeF, Aaron Post.
AouI0e County, 0hio-Samuel Farmer
Belmont County, ohio-wm Humphrey
vile.
wi MARSHALL eOanty-ThOuas Han, John
= Wood County Mustered Feb. 2s-Hsn.
By the additional rolls received =. n.
once the following men have re.entisteS
and were credited as folloys
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27

1lFH VA. vol. lNpAHIRY
Wss[sl Co. men; MARSHALL Co. q. Tv,.,
Co 70. z; VIZ. %: 70; Roaue Co. 1; cslhoSel
70. !; Marion Go. Il Wood Co. 10; Richie
20. i Jackson Co. IA.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

ieblT.ta AseD3' '0F "UHi'n Faethe R,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27

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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-23
Ar WHOLESALER ONLY:
Watches and Jewelry
3 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT TIE
LOWEST PHI, ES FOR CASSIE,

Army and lcwGry Merchants,
Traders, N4tiers, and GsHeraL Dea!-
Ts can make enormous pr.ti:s "pon
n small Investment!
Jewe'ry OF an, pa:tera OF gust
ity and III any quantity rsa'1e to
order.
~ Estimates fag ny c'nss Of snr. sr-ni.h
ed FrrttCr!ay &C.. t,"u va;d . s,la7i;.-
ing Aucttorso & :9za.'. . 'asiarA f#..@a
Yraasrs. dae 4.mA D,r,,JS. ...
Any styic ei Good3 m.nalac1r.a, suGi.
IS Inventions, etc, at shor notice
To- Good Cdnrassine CtersS, wNA a sntai.
Copiio' can find constant Lmplovm.un H.
Illustrated Lists md fall part'o;l AIRS free.
The profit to the retailer is
....... very large!
4 Who7csals Supply can be carried in q
knapsack, hand valise, Or carpet bag, and
will not be Ike books bulky or incon7eni-
ent to carry from place to place.
Remember another th,ng'-This business
is strictly honorable! 1TThere is no need
Of disappearing or exagerating. Our
goods show for themselves, and prove the,H4
selvcs'!
It's a business in whish an ample and
satisfactory equivalent is given for the mon-.
ey received and an encouraging prois is
pocketed at the same time. 1t is an occupa
ton in which re person need be afraid op
ashamed to canvass the same field again
and again. for vi here once our goods ara i'll
PRODUCED a permanent and continuous de-
mano is created.
To Soldiers in the army, or those at homo
disabled by the Eardships ofwar, to Clergy
men out Of health, Teachers, Pustmasters,
or any person who wishes either local Or an
active occupation. and one chat brings with
it Great Pecun,ary inducements, this pre-
sents IN opportunity seldom met with.
TRYIT!s AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES!
Carefully selected lots Of Jsarelry, compri-
sing our newest styles and most sa,eable
variety Of Goods, will be sent anywhere in
the Loyal States. We are constantly filing
orders from persons leaving the choice of
Goods wholly with us. To such we prom
ise the best exercise of eur taste and judg-
mtnt, and from our long experience can en-.
sure satisfaction. We ask no pay in adcancs
state what style aud quality Of Goods are
waited, and we will send the same and COL
lect pay by Express at the end of the Route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements and manufactured in
the best manner; ofpure material, all war
rantsd at prices from $40 to $3.50 each.
Sent any where-pay collected by Express.
Satisfaction guaranteed! AN scatehes al
first prices; they being Of our own impo'ts-
lion.
Circulars free by mail Send for thsm!!
.ya,uH 5saf r. & G. GAUGHAN,
,ss Manu yartnrers, & lnpertsr.,
nsams ''71s soAD*4S, NEw. Yoak.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-23
Putnam Clothes-Wringa1

Ih' ONLY reliable selEAdja,tisg Wrirgsr
Tha fra mo beng of Iron. thoroughly gal.
van'zed, all dan ger from rustis removed. and
the liability to shrink, swell, split, &c so
unaro1dedss in weoaen machines, lis proven
ted ss aa
No Mumb-Mrers or complicated fastening
to wear eut or get out of order; it can be
fastened to the tub in a single second
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT a-wHEELs
1t took the FIKTT PREMIUM at Fifty
Seven State and County Fairsin ] a6a, and is
,r,tho,A an exception, the best Wringer ever
made,
Instead Of believing the statements of par-
ties interested in the sale Of other Wringers
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Test it thoroughly with any and all others,
and if not entirely satisfactory return it.
It will wiring anything from a Msrs&d to a
bed quilt without alteration p @E 81
Patented in the United Statos, England,
Canada, and Australia.
Agents wanted in every town.
Energetic men can make from 3to1o
dollars per day. ..as v....a. ,.... F..
Putnam manufacturing Co: .,,r
GENTLEMEN; Iknow fran practical ea-
periencc that iren ueN gslvantsed Nth zinc
,riH not o1idiee OF rust one particle. ] can
safely say after several years experience in
the manufacture of chain for chain-pumps
and water-drawers, in which havo tested
the affinity of iron and zine, that ifths pro-
cess be conducted properly, it is perfect
weld of the two.
Nearly ono year ago my family common
ced using one of, your Wringers. {; It now
performs all of its functions asweil as did
the first time it was used, ind has become
an Indispensable article with us, have
closely observed several other kinds of
clothes-wringers the modus operandi being
different trying to produce tho same results
as. the Putnam Wringer, but in my judy
mens they have failed, The Putnam firing
en- is as near perfect as possible, and I can
eheeyfuVysseomn'end tito be the. best IN use.
,sasi'a| sai Respectfully yours, II
,rr7tao-J JNOsW. WHEELER.
,Ea1;7ibsH e5344 Cleveland Ohio.
Many years experience in the galvan-
izing bcsiness enable me to indorse tho above
statement in all particulars. gact ~ go
49, JNO.. G. LEFFERTS,
F, :, No. 100 Beekmann st. .
New York, January, 1854. :
No. l, $3.50; No A, $3.50. '4 !!
Manufactured and sold, Wholesale and
TUE PUTNAM MANUEAcTuRING CO.,
No. aJPlatt St, NY, and Cleveland Chic.
nseys sc. NoRTHRoP, Agent.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-23

2. "A. Wurderman,
Foreign & American Music
Warehouse,
SEA BROADWAY,
Having on hand the largest stock OF For
cign Music in New York which lis import.
from Europe cxpress!, TO meet the tasts and
requirements OF tho American lovers Of Ma
sic respectfully calls attention +, the fact
that hcis row supplying 'In..e OF Every
Stv at . Reduction OF IW f.tTE-FiFE to
FIFTY Per cent less thsn any ethsr hons,
in the United States.
Private Families can be supplied (post
free by forward ng the cash TO the ahovc
address. Sh' lid tbs amount Of cash fer
wartled exceed the cost of tAs Music,
the balance vii DO promptly returned in
postage curIoacy.
DEALERS and Professors should not neg
lect tais opportunity; they will De literally
dealt with.
\. B. Any and osery piece Of Alusis iTc-
cai or iastrumentAN puG!'s',ed IA Eurcre
Or America, Will he supplied to order FAC.
conipanied by the cash.
Remember the Address.
=. T. " L n y F. 4 NJ 4 y y,
Foreign and America Music Warehouse.
s2l broa dwaY, New York r52nlj
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-23
Cos. o. Bell and Hang

(Isr OF ACADEMY. sTrhMsnAr. FIRE ALARM,
AND cHuRCu BELLE, WITH PARTICULARS As
10 Wight SIZES, FA!"E OF RELY; hang
G 81
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-23

"FrEss Filters are prepared, In pure Bourbon
w!sGy, rem com. nation Of over twenty aif-
'-r.as Kinds Of roots, EGrks and her'. which
~, IN perfect concert one with tae other, pre-.
pared from tic risin&l formula given y The
ssat chief, Ee,t Jacket, to Dr. Chaplin, who
zssd tAcm SIC icss:a.!y in his praC;ics fer n.1y
years, and BY thc-Us: gained 20 great popularity
81 the treatment and care Of l,yspcpsia Liver
complaint, Constipation. Sick and Nervous Head
ache Fever and Agu., sid hi 6israscs al INK fem
ssfii1 liver Or INDICATION Persona suffering sfc.a
i..r Of these loat.s diseases will and s..a
by the use Of these Eters which are :c.gv
Pre- and free from all those drugs and potso,s ssu-
.:!y put up IN such preparations and psllet n2 Oh
IA unsuspecti,g public. s.nc,: tginl will con-
vmce the t;ios. skep,ica! that III II. REb JACKET
r'ers Is virtue wlich 10 other t.i..1,s rosscsa.
They strengthen and inv:gc.ats TIA system.
;hey are uneqEaled fer general debility.
they are sn-a cure ior dyspepsia.
They give e good s2d healthy appetite.
Tnsy assist digestion.
Thsy are .he best ssimu.a1t in cx;c.enss.
They srs preventive Of Fever and Ague.
Ihe7 rsliaYs constipation.
! hsy cure Nervous Hesdaehe.
They are p.rssotiy pnro aud nala:abie.
..srd persons AMI delicate females viii ii.,i they
IAN save Large ao>tsr. bill i,y The Us. II th.g. Lit.
I.S.
Beware Of commercials The Red Jacket Bit
tsr; are only sold IN bottles with name biorn
80 n: side, an5 our rrivats government stamp
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-23
FAMILY DYE COTORS

-
FAMILY DYE COLORs
Black 3. Crimson Ss pi.l
Dark Blue, Dark Drah, purplo,
Light Blue Light Drab, Loyal Purple
French Blue, Dark Green. Salmon.
Clsret Brown, Light Green, 80 Ssarlct,
Dark Brown, Magenta, ,Sla.e,
Light Brown, Maroon, SoItcriss,
Snuff Brown, Orange, Viols.
a-r, Yellow.
Psyeetftlst eolss, for dyeiag Silk, Wesllen
and Mixed Goods Shawls. Sc.rfs Drss.
ses, Ribbons, Gloves, Roanats, Hats
Feathers, Md Gloves, Chillren's
.7I Clothing, and ali kinds Of
s'@'' , Wearing Apparel.
4 sarinas Of eighty per cent. =.
For IS cents yon can color as many goods
"a would otherwise cost five times that sum.
Various shades can be produced from the
same dye, The process is sinp'e, and any
one can use the dye with perfect success.
Directions IN Ems .ish, French aud Ger
man. inside Of each package.
For further information in tys:np. end
giving q perfect knowledge what colors are
best adapted to dye over others with many
valuable recipes. purchase How and Stew
ems treatise on dying and coloring. Sent BY
mail on receipt of prise, Ii cents
For sale by Druggists and dealers gene
rally. HOUES STEVFSS
n7v3yil eco broadway. Boston.
). Huntington: eur wholesale Agent at
McGregor, Iowa, is authorized to supply
dealers at nwr PRICES. Js
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-23

4. Sor MedidnAl ard Table uses, which are perfectly
eu-e, aud seed only De tried to he appreciated.
None genujae unless they have eo,d iabsl on
d 4asa, Gottas, and our Initials pressed in wax oves
. the cork szt.g $500 e.
Sold hy III druggists ard dealers throu yhout thu
SoQplsy. Gail for goods and take no Other
,y Cisesiareto re trade supplied application t.
- HonDett Peters g. C.S
sa.ihy -. No. 9. R."er St, Ct>:sgo.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-23

THEY WILL ALSO KEEP ON HAND
a good stock Of No. Family Groceries,
such as:
Sugars, - Teas
Ccfee Dried apples.
S0lsra:ut, Peppsr
Spice, --, Ginger,
TIE best Kerosene OIL; Wooden Ware, &C., &c
which they will sell Cd torns than will defy
eli competition.
All kinds Of farm produce ia.
ken in exchange for goods and the
highest market prices paid.
~H3... . SADLER & WALLACE,
n52s5tf New Oregon lows.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12

Sir Francis Bond Head, who was Gov
ernor of Canada in 1887, during the in
surrection there which awakened such
strong sympathy in the United States has
written letter to Seward, reminding him
Of our different action then from what it is
now. He has rather got us on that. a-
The Union Central Committee in Ken
lucky have called State Convention, to
meet in Louisville on the 2Sd OF May, to
nominate an electoral ticket and to appoint
delegates to the Chicago Democratic Con
vention. The call is signed by James
Guthrie, George D. Prentice, Hamilton
Pope and others.
The Gold Bin passed the Senate yester-
day. It authorizes the Secretary of the
Treasury to anticipate the payment Of the
interest on the public debt for one year,
and to dispose of all gold not necessary for
that purpose, as he may deem exPedient.
Southern papers say that Longstreet is
again moving against Knoxville ana the
great battle for mastery in East Tennessee
will be fought within week.
The Rebels obtained an advantage over
our cavalry at Ringgold, Georgia, last Sat
urday.
The Committee on the Conduct of tht
War, has found the principal witness whC
gave information regarding the ALLEGED
interview between Mcclellan and Lee
wholly unreliable, and dismissed him.
Our telegraph states that Longstree
has sent his wagon trains to Richmond
and is mounting his entire force. 1t j
believed he has been ordered to Mort
Carolina
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12
From Ford smith.

FoRr SMITH, Ark, March l0.-A citizen of
Santa Fe, who reached here to day, ria Choc-
tew, says the people Of Mexico are in great
fear Of a rebel raid to their country, in conse.
quence oithe Federal occupation Of the entire
southwest, bnd the necessity OF the rebels
ndng an outlet in that territory, Gen Her
ron having blockRded all routes to Mexico on
the Rio Grande.
A Convention of the Chickassws Is oallsd
to meet about the middle of April 1t will
cmbrnce all the leading men of the tribe -
The rebel General Maxcy, failed to induce the
ChickasRws to continue their relations with
the Confederate Government. The Confeder-
ates will propose the old terms of allegiance
to the United States The chief, Jack Me-
Curtain, circulated over 1000 copies Of the
Presidents Amnesty proclamation, which was
read with great favor. The Seminoles and
Chckasaws are still obdurat-, owing mainly
to the influence of Gen. Cooper, their old In
dian agent
Gen. Blant arrived yesterday; Gen Kim
mel, superintendent of the enrolment of vol
unteers, also arrived
Gen Magruder, it is said accompanied by
Gen. PRICE on his return to Camden, spent
two weeks at bis headquarters.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12

CAiRo, March 1.-THE steamer Constitu-
ton, from New Orleans arrived this p M ,
with Eve hundred bales of cotton, and large
number of troops battery Of First Mis-
souri, Artillery, Fourth Iowa Cavalry, and a
part of the 10th and l7;h Ohio Batteries, re-
enlisted veterans, have arrived on their way
home and viii leave tomorrow morning.
The steamer Hilman was attacked by guer
rilas from the Missouri shore while woodinP
at the foot OF Island No. ls, ON Wednesday,
one soldier was killed seven wounded and two
captured The boat escaped
The steamer A. j. Sweeney, laden with
government freight for Nashville, struck a
pier at the bridge at Clarksburg Wednesday
night and took are and was totally destroyed
Six thousands sacks Of corn aud thirty
horses we're lost. The boat was valued al
$4,000
The steamer Atlantic No, 3, arrived thin
morning.
The new State officers are 70 be inAugs
March 4th Grand preparations are being
made to celebrate the event The Gladiator
brought up the Thirtie,h Illinois Infantry
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12
HON. John sherman,

United States Senator from Ohio, is in favor
Of Mr Chase. He has written a letter in
which he says that "chass has more szeentipe
ability than Lincoln. Mr.. Sherman also says
he endorses the Pomsroy Circular with the
exception OF one paragraph, ShiCh says Lin
coin cannot be elected il nominated The
following is paragraph from the circular
"The people have lost ell confidence in
Mr. Lincoln's ability to suppress the rebel
lion and rsStore the Union. He has been
weak and vaciIsGng, wasteful Of our national
blood aud treasure, prORigpte and corrupt
The cant about Honest Old Abe 81 FIRST anna.
sing, then ridiculous, has now become egipip-
al Hundreds ofthoushnds Of men have beei,
called from their industrial pursuits never to
return TO thsGl; 30 much Of the material
wealth Of the country has been destroyed SC
many fields for the production Of ITS great
staples laid waste indeed, its whole labor sys
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12
SHERIFFS SALE.

Catharne Smith and John l.. Smith Sarah Leea "a
al. Case No. 272G. Montgomery Superior Court.
In partition.
ID virtue Of and in obedience to, the command OF
ID an order Of made by lhe Superior Court OF
Montgomery county, Ohio, will oner at public sale
on the premises, on
Wa3nesddV M1reh 10, 1sG4,
Al two O'Clock Of said day the following descubed
real estate yia Which divided into lots under
writ OF partition issued Of tins Court the 25th
day of May, 1868 lot No. .; Beginning at the south
west corner lot No 81 thence north 54o east ~ blO
poles TO Rcorner; thence south l80 so eRst no
poles thence south le9 3O east 10 10 poles
ner thence south Gle ~ west 80 21O poles to cor.
ner thence north 2ls 45 west II 10poes the be-
ginning, containing 96-lOO acres, lie the
or less, The above is part OF seventy OF and
Of viii Daniel ?. Gunckel died seized, and which
divided into lots for the purpose OF sale by orJeg
Of Court, aud TO sold free OF dover.
SaId premises lies within the corporation limits 2
Germantown, and was appraised at $50 per acre and
cannot sell for less than two.thrds Of said QPpgRse,
ment Terms--obe-third CASH one.thrd in one year
and the balance in two years from the day sale; de-
erred payments TO bear six per cent interest and be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE MOGAMAN, sheriff Mont. county.
HoUK MCMAH0S, Attorneys. felswss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12
BY Telegraph.
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NIGBP TOHES.
The ENEMY Advancing on Y0rktOwu
and Portsmouth.

rhe ENEMY Advancing on Yorktown
and POrtsmouth.
NKw YoRK, March ia private letter
from Fortress Monroe 9th inst, says last even
ing as Gen Kilpatriok was leaving here to
return TO his command At yorktown, news
reached Gen. Butler that the enemy hau been
troubling our lines between Portsmouth and
Suffolk Gen. Butler A. onoe stopped the
Yorktown boat, and consultation took place
between him and Fitzpatrick. The result is
that Gen. Kilpstrok and bis command we're
removed from yorktown and Portsmouth du-
ring last night, and are now with our forces
al the lines in front Of Portsmouth. or on the
advance in pursuit Of The enemy
was up in front yesterday afternoon aud
ascsrtaned that the enemy's force consisted
Of only 1000 infantry and some two reci-
ments Of cavalry with four pieces Of artillery
This may have been their advance force only
ARTILLERY firing was distinctly heard last night
which was by our forces shelling the woods,
not knowing but the enemy was advancing in
force. Our forces is quite sufficient to defend
the front and place torpedoes in position TO
to cut of their retreat.