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&ele0rapbifebe SCaeDrtcDten.
80. GonareR Der Der. giaaten,
SertAtet ilr Ben 8altintVre Wedef'
W Sab ing ton, IL. Gef

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g en- a t.-Nrtbpnp, cine 8etttlDtl Der 3lrlz
merleute unb Segefmader Der S(otte, tbneiI aa9
5idbriger 9ienit5eit eirten g%tpiiien Stang 5l 9e@
,ipdbrett., Qrt bas SlpttenzG pmite.
@ilip1, cine Betitipn BON .. g. SteartS
lab q. ppt Neptpn, 0(ali, Der Sanilie bes
2ieut. @bite, pel6er5in WtarplanD bein &efraS
tiren Der Sflape11 beS Gpl. SptbprDn erl9ofle1l
ipurOe, einen She'll bes 5t cpnfiScirenOen 2a1z
be3 cit iibermadelt. 8ermieien. 9t
Sumner, 8etitipnen ppn Mdnnern II. 6rauen
ats ben Ser. Staten Die SfIaperei ob5uidaf>
fen. Sin baS betr. G~pntite.
sG9sbnipn, cine 4etition BON 8enj so 6pOges
II. 81, POM 8altimprer 0anOelSarnt, I'M Sail
zines 3pIl8 o1f Sabaf einen &idSpl ST 9epdbs
re1. gtn bas Sinan5zGpmite
Gplamer beri6tet iber cine Yetitipn urb
8il, Die Grridttug elmer Ypitz nno Wi(itdr>
itraBe bur6 Stem Seriep betr, unp witnl6t BON
Der ~ferrern 8ebanblln8 b%erlelben ertbpben SIT
meroen. S
s. an a. Slice BON Wiaine; cine Sill, fit
0teoeraufbdu beS lebte 9ta6t abgebrannter
StalleS beS 8raliOenten 81, 600 st pertpiQigen.
Mn9enpmnnett. l@
Gbanoler Don Stem Dprt, cine &eiolatipn,
oaB bic gteiiegelegenbeiten Smtidet Stem gprl
uno @aibington Dem 8epiirfniB ni6t entiprez
9en uno baS Gpmite iber Militdrz9 lngelegen=
beiten st peranlaien, in 8etreff bieie8 nebel=
ftanoes 8erbeferungsppridld9e gu MAIDEN. @l
Elm ~belonoereS Gpnltte perpieien. % ~
9as t6uit8 cpnitttnirte iid Daraaf als GpnHitt
beS @an5en iiber bas &efrltrun9Sgeieb.
sa 9api8 BON 0lb. btin9t Elm 9lmenOement ein,
tpelbes ben straightforward anpeiit, in jepem in
GongreB reprdlentirten Sflapenitaat cine CONF
milton 5u ernennen, pel6e jeoem S~flapenbalter
Der eiatem in ben g. ct. 9ienit eilgemuiterter
SHapen eiaen 5reibrief a~uSteat, cine biltg'
Gntiddbi9ung, Die iebp6 $500 ni6t itberiteiger
bari, aus Dem GpntmutatipnSfpn ba u85ablen ipQ
Nn9eaprllllelt. sgassi5 si.essa a. 4saaa STA
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sL
9teie Isabelle 5eigt flar, baB Die grpbe Ntai1e
Der 9eutiben IN benz 2anbe pobnt, nel4es
iioli6 BON 0btp unb n6roli6 bon elmer 2inie
be9ren5t tpiro, mel6e in pftpetli6er &i6htng
DIE 9rnBen Seen etnen Grab nDrbli6 ppn ibrem
dlBeriten SlOenbe i6neibet. Mit anbern @prz
ten: Ste 9entlden panbern ni6t in Die Sflaz
penftaaten, ni6t in Die Observation-Disclosures, nidt
m Die Serritprien, ~ipnbern IN Die nDroli9en
0ittelltaoten. Sie 6%auptri4tung Der neuern
oeuti6en LAUNDERING lit npromefli&, mie Die
an Der Spite Der Isabelle ltebenben Jtarnen
8eigert.
SD Lqie tbiefem 3%aiammenbang nod eini9e
3ablen fplgen:
Sn Der @elammtbep6lferung 31,149,531
betrug Die 3abl Der ni6t in Der Union @ebpres
men fir 1860 4,136,175; bies 9iebt 1855
8rOcent @ingebprene unb 1915 8rocent gtnz
gepanberte. Inter ben lebteren MAIDEN Die
Gn9lii6en 10y psf. aus, Die Srldtoer 5.12
pGt., DIE Seuti6en Ala psf. IS fpmn1e1
otD aut ttlnt IN Srlano Geborne bier in
9eutidlanO 9ebprne. Sic !3ab[ aller eingez
ipanberten 9euti6en betru9 1860 1901, 1856.
!6ier 1T Elm ppiitiper 9lnbalt eeeeben fir bic
8e%antpcrtung Der Sruge: @ie piel 9eutl6e
giebt eS in Imerifa? Nd6 @rpdgunq aaeur
@erbdltnifie claude i9, baB man bic 13abl Der
9entl6en in Den Ser. Staaten aaf 4 Mia. an=
slnebmen bat. Sd. 861de.
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2 MnnappIts. 10. Sebr.

H3 NnnappliS, 10. Sebr.
t.-Stirling, cine Sill, ben Sploa=
ten inn Sienlt be5 Stats pOer Der Ser. Staten
oaS Stinmredt Su 9eitatten.
8apne's g~telolutiOn, Die Refruttrung BON
Stlapen in Der gladbari6aft ppn Baibingtpn
betr., ipnroe nit IA 9egen 2 Stinrmen anges
1prtn1en. s as raj.
IL. Sebr.
Die Bill fin Gnti6dOigung reguldrer Gigenz
thinner, fir ndditen Wpntag anf Der SageSz
prbnltng.
Carroll beri6tet ilber Die Sill, ben Union
Stub in Baltimore gu incprfpriren.
9ans.-2l8bp, cine 8etitipn, ben gertanT
ppn S9naps Bel @oOoberrp Sactprp mob fer
ner ST 9eitatten.
-saS tOdbripse, cine 9etition aug Baltimore, BAG
@eieb in. 8etreff beS 9tusmeRepS pom Quitera
aeSudn6ern. lsa ase 175s55tsaa rsaai2
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2iperpOpL 80. San. Ser @iener Cor
relppnpent Der Shines ia9t, sOaB trpB Der Ser
fderuugen Der fraa5Gilden 3eitungen Dtar Die
merifqnil6e &rpne nod feineSwegS pplttip anz
aenulnmen babe. @r iperoe 9eben, tpenn er cine
10 Mia. gtnIeibe erbalten fGnne, tpenn nt6t-;
nidt. GOr Mdr3 werOe ct ieoenfaIS nibt nad
9artS geben. 1aas
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nit Ii6 in Die @pbnung bes @oppfaten, beiien
SSrau an benz &inoe 70 9rpbesBOblgefaIen fanO,
6ab ie eS ansunebmet beidlpf. Ser gater
entIaqte ben Ne6tet1 iiber bas Girb. Ser Ips
apfat, Elm &inberfreuno, nabm es als erb nnO
eiqen an uno erlieB Dem S6ulbner fin baS lie
Iiebe Sinh bic gan5e iduloenOe Snmme. =
@epiB cine eigene 9lrt ppn S6ulOenbe5abs
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ai1d,tx pura, c,uerinas sefamsem.

@afbingtOn II. 5ebr, gier OOer finf
Slider purben am 9ientag in 8Obid8 Sap BON
@uerilas s%efangen. Sic iptlen freigelalen tpOr>
ben iein, aber mani bat Gi6ts npn ibnen 9e=
bDrt. G
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ote oeutldben in BEN Ser, @taaten,

SD bin in ben Statlo 9eiebt norbert aus
Dem tp6 unper6fentlidten NiateriaI be8 Gem
faS fplgenbe Sabelle 5uiantmen Sl iteaen. Sic
giebt ben BrOcentiab Der in 9eutidlunO Gebprz
men, mel6e I'M Sabr 1860 in Iepem e~in5elnen
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Sin @6iAf s~eSsrdnSet.

Sort Mpnrpe,, II. Sebr, Ser 98pOner
9artrioae BON Baltimore, nad 8elfat beltimmt,
lit bel Cape 6enrp atf ben Strartb gelalfen.
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2u0prfnnfen.

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fir Store un6 Nirtbfhdft BeIeget an 9. iptft, srtfbcn : rne
6 Str. inb, Wafbtn8tDus Sire. gN1a6tfragen bet s. 8.
Stpd, So. APO 6 Stra6e nprb, awii6en s rhb 9: StraBe
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DeutfGeS MrbeitS MaAtpetfuu9s
@urea1i,
EAdmFeltrnEe ND. 50.

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sic G~ieientuen, tDelde bertfte Sanbperferf Nrbeittr pbet
Oteu7maoder Az tsihdf.iaen mani&eu, l0pte cue 6tutibe Or
bettIndeneen Cpnen F@ perlEnitG obcr tn franfirter 1rteteaa
an ben gIeenten Der @eielf&att 9errn 8. s. g3elttneapt
Rc. 30 Ebamssfrak~tnbsn, rsI&er uRentselbli@ Anstna
belLe "
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mel6e Der D@eder" idOn DOR Mpnaten unb
auerit unp aIlein untee allen beutl9en uno amez
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: Wr0fO6marfhan8 Since,
cN,;++ar roy Ni9trift
@rWeifernna Der NoniSapftr.

1880 SUPERINTENDENT
0dltimrre, ben is. San. 1868.
Dte GpnmiiIdrc fir GrweiterunB her StraBen boben itren
gertdt bes Nusens unb Sdacens fur @tmetterur6 Der SNis
ltpaSdr. sptlGen Tdretts- uno Salttmprefr. e~tngeretht.
@s wirS caber hermit Rd6rtht eeseben, baB DieIer Sert6t
NIT BEN bdsM e~ebSrieen Supplementen 80 Gaae auf unltrer
Office eur Gtnfbt Dfen 1t gen wirb uno @inreneungen m6-
gen BET her Criminal Court eeltenb gs1aadt merrsn
SPbn VI. 3bpnpfpu,
QSian1mlr4p) Nestfratpr.
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Sprt Mpnrpe, 10. Sebr. Ser 9anlpfer
9lep Sort fam gcitern Nbeno pon Gitp 8oint
an inter Obbut Wtoipr Wtulfpro's..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

utter exhaustion of the means of pro-
ceoutingi it: If they are driven from pow
er, they will become embittered opponents
of their successors, even if they should
adopt warlike policy, and will prove a
formidable obstacle to its successful main
tenance.
Although a military President might
be supposed to be naturally warlike, it
by no means follows. Unwilling to i'm
peril his reputation, and, like most soldi-
ers, more sensible to the evils of war than
blood thirsty politicians, general in pow
er would probably seek an accommoda-
ton. At all events, the elevation of new
man would remove the medley of fanat-
les and rogues who now close every out
let from the present calamitous war. If
not Immediately operative, it would at
all events, give some ground for the hope
that both the cOnfederacy and the United
States, as we'll as humanity in general,
might be relieved from the misfortunes
which the most shameless and obstinate
wickedness persist in heaping upon them
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
GEO. ". JOHNSON
TRmSn SAIn

virtue of two certain deeds Of trust ma !e Al!
II executed by William NJ. BerryhIli to the under.
SS;sned, the one bearing date September =, A b.
AID the other bearing date MAY IL A. 10 lstgy A. /
81 record in Deed Book No. IS, Ioio H. / .hail &c
Ine 4oth day OF February, A. Z. 1884, at the frou.
sen at public auction to the highest and best bidts
Two certain lots or parcels of ground situated IL
ADDITION to the city OF Wheeling ON Zans's I..As.
laid ont by Horny Moore and called Zane I.lalt
addition to the city of Wheeling" enc Of whieL =
designated on the plat Of said addition a. Lot NJ.
one hundred and ninety, bounded on the we4tsr-
front by Kim street, and the other Of which i. The
south half moiety OF the pasture or river lot No
four, the eastern front Of which Lot No 4 is upga
Water street.
Selling as trustee, shall convey only such title
iS Vestei in me- by said deed OF trust Terms ll.4s
known on day of sale.
jan16-td GIBSON L. CRANMER, Trustee.
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ALEX. ROGERS.
Commissioners Sale
In ChRuccry.
James Emsley, Compl't,


Va. In Cbanrc,v
Peter H. French, ct. al. Dst'ts
by virtue Of decree OF the Circuit o Irt for Ohio
- county, rendered the 18th day of Japuary
Iee4 directed to the undersigned as Special Coull,
siCner, and the time specified for the IaJmeDt oFtLs
DEBTS mentioned in said decree Having expire, /
shAi' On Monday, the 22d OF February 1861 at tie
!oht oOor 81 the Court House Of Ohio county In the
OF wheeling, offer for sale that part Of L., No
o' IN the 9TH Ward Ofsaid city, in the bill md 1r
ceedlng5 mentioned ~ h4Vius BELONGED tn Lid A..
ieh1Ant French, which is the south "a feet And II
1ches OF said Lot No. 80, fronting on Main slrse,
A. ieet ana II inches, and running back the sams
EIutn oil 1eet said part Of lot will be soId in w.
PARCELS as follows, viz: 6Tst the south pnrt thrrf
oelhS the vacant or unimproved part thersnf .,ft
70 contain l9 feet 10 inches front on Main St.,
ana running back same 9TH 81 feet: seco,t
the residus Of said lot on which stands The h,irf
mouse. containing IS feet inch front on Main str
ana running bacE same width 81 feet.
EL9As OF sALE-A sufficient amount in hand :,
pay the costs Of sale aud the costs OF this suit
cEeolt OF l40 days with interest from the dAy on al
As 10 onethlrd OF the purchase money And A. 10
tHe other tEo-thirds Of the purchase money cr,if:
OF ~ and IL months in equal installmeuts with il
terest from the day Of sale, the purchaser eiyiu,
oohoS vita good surety for the payment Of he
same. And retaining the title until the whole u
'he purchase money is fully paid.
oo HENRY G. PLESHER,
y9uSl'oOE Special Commi.niuner
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Trustees Sale of Real FState.

"a I virtue of deed Of trust NJ AIDE by Marius Fur
~ geson and David ". Gibson, dated the Path
gay OF june 1881 and Ided in the Office Of the
HeCoFueT Tor Ohio county, in decd book number
!otty,t"O-+2-folio four hundred and three-4O3-;
VII. on SATURDAY, the 9th day of March, 1864
AZ ~ o'clock A. NJ at the front door Of the Court
ouSe OF ONO cou nty, proceed to sell lots number
part OF the city of Wheeling called Buena Vista
Gualtlo3 to the city OF Wheeling, as laid out BY
Emma Churchill's trustee -
On the above described property Is frame cottage
WIN Sau Two rooms a good we'll Of water, &c
seling as trustee, shall convey such title rs is
vested in me by said deed of trust
Terms Of sAle-Cash
Geb3-td II n CO1vre ,,.
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FOR SAI,E-

HE subscriber offers for sale the property on
Shlch lie now resides, on Elm street, Wheeling
b3 ; me ho1se ID two story brick containing
eSht rooms and kitchen. with well OF good water
at the Kitchen door, with milk house, carriage
nous. mouse ana stable. There about forty Apple
rees OF ehoee fruit also Cherry, Peach, Plum and
ounce trees, about one acre of the best Catawba
GtSPes LAYTON Blackberries, Raspberries, Currants
trees also hand Cider Mm and Press. There il
to said property about acres Of ground
one OF which is suitable for Grape culture.
II The above property is not disposed before the
ioth inst It will be offered at public sale at the
9th, at II O'Clock A NJ - = WI N'' )
Terms OF SALR -One-tourth cash, the balance in
SIX, We've and eighteen months, with interest and
ueeo oil trust on same as security. Eaquiro OF
feb3. eodtd NJ IN. Bank Wbeniii - w
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Trustees Sale OF Real ESTATE

virtue Of deed OF trust executed by Jauss
II II MORROW and Mary Morrow his wife, dated The
c Htn Gay OF February, 1859, and recorded in tue
SleIh once OF the County Court Of Ohio county,
nov the once OF the Recorder of said county, ia
Deed Book no AZ, iOlio 500, to the undersirned as
trusIee 70 secure the payment OF the sum OF eight
nunoted ana my dollars, with interest, &C. sLsll
10 sell at the front door Of the Court ouse
IN sald county Of Ohio, Thursday, the 9Th day Of
EeDrnSEy 1884 at 10 o'clock, the half lot Of ground
IN sAlu Qeed mentioned, TO wit: The north hAlfo
!ot numbered two hundred aud thirty-three 1883
situate on the east side Of Ron street. aud Ia that
S1 II 9h the city OF WheeliDg laid out by lillian
Selling as trustee LhaIl convey such titj- AZ /.
invested IN me by said deed Of trust.
jams cpo u ,o,r,-s,v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
SENATE,
TUESDAY, Feb. 2, 1856

TUESDAY, Feb. 2, 1864,
The Senate was opened with PRAYER nv
the Rev. Mr. Blakeney. y
Mr.. FARNsWoRTH, from the Committee
on Internal Improvements, reported that
1t IS inexpedient, at this time, to leoislete
upon the subject of providing for the nav
ment OF this States equitable portion ot
the public debt of Virginia for works of
internal improvement within this State
prior to the lst of January. 1861.
The report was adopted.
Mr.. MAXWELL, from the Committee nm
judiciary, reported that it is inexpedient
10 legls!ate upon the subject of aboliehiDg
the forthcoming trade system.
The report was adopted.
Mr.. PHELPS, from the Military Commit.
tee, reported adversely to a resolution &c.
questing the committee to devise soma
more thorough means of instruction for
militia officers Of the State.
The report was adopted.
Ihe same gentleman, from the same
committee, reported bill authorizing the
AdJutant General to audit certain miIitarv
claims against the State, which was read
a first time. e"u
Mr.. RoLLYsoN offered q resolution nro-
posing an inquiry into the expediencv of
authorizing circuit courts to appoint
clerks in disorganized counties to issue
marriage licenses. Adopted.
The Senate bill reported by Mr.. Farms
worth, from the Committee on Internal
Improvements, requiring certain persons
and officers to take the oath az amended
AZ the last session of the Legislature, was
read FIRST time. VOC
The Senate bill authorizing Alfred
grown to build mill at Red House
shoals shoals in Putnam county, was read a
The House bill requiring certain official
bonds to be transmitted to the Andito- o.
amended by the Judiciary Committes wos
taken up, read third time and passed
Mr.. YOUNG presented the petition If ci+
'zeus OF Monongalia county, PRAYING tbe
Passag &c of prohibitory liquor law Re-
ferred to the Committee on Temnersnce
On motion the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
TUESDAY, February 2, 1864.
Prayer by Rev. F. Ball,
Mr. GoFF, from the Committee on Tsxs.
ion, &C., reported bill for the further to
roVide for the collection of taxes.
MI, CROOKa from he
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

Gev. ANDY JOHNSON, of Tennessee, has
issued his proclamation ordering an cleo.
ttOn throughout that State for county OIL
GERS on the 5th of March next, and in his
proclamation has prescribed the oath
which all persons offering to vote are re-.
CURED to take before being allowed to do
so. 1t is as follows:
81 sOlemnly swear that 1 will hence.
forth support the Constitution of the
United States, and defend it against the
assaults of all its enemies; that I viii
hereafter be, and conduct myself as, a citi-
zen OF the United States, freely and yolun.
teFlIy claiming to be subject to all the du- |
''eS ana ooi'gatlons, and entitled to all the |
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
Tothe People Of West ViLginiia,
he hS, P PRES OF TIE UNITED STATES
EXECUTIVE MANSION

80 ANA'O"4 aug order -
EXECUTIVE MANSION
I0rdora5 .L February lst 1851
N.ueFeu tnat dram Tor Eve hundred tLorEJ1 j,
men 70 serve for three years or dnrins @
made on tho 10th day Of Mares net She war be
service Of the United States creditjN SIS y
rug 70 many as may have been enlisted or 5roS,j
antS the service prior to the LIST day of No. e
ana not heretofore credited " NANISu next
NJ tsisnedJ ABRAHAM L1NCoLN.n
,b ae n G mentioned in the above order
'hs SOO'OoO called for in October last INCLUDES
Aen enlisting before the LIST of NS-ob ,,,,
t t 20 oonnties from the Government AS LSra,
cT-i;; VIZ SUI Tor veterans, and 1900 for nev, ~
Ana recommend to the SuperviSorS ~ ~ oe Pald:
S SIE1neS 70 meet and offer county bonnt1' % r
80 ~ TzOG IN ADDITION to that paid nv thS a o
tueut. Onder late of the Te9jSTa 800 ~ n
Oounty may not only be levied for mt tbo S SulS
isOEs may Eorrow the money tn nav tLa 49, SVPeLI
teers and - Ire oueF1ns inducements to volun
$3.50 1 1 IL seems to me that 1t should he dr. ~
many o. the counties in this State Il IL N
49, nHgnia7 over-run and laid waste in ra,o
PEts as she bias been, has shown deyotio -. .Iy
cause in which are engaged that &c Tot1on 70 the
equAued, by any portion of the conDtSP NsTSu'
MT r. roSPs are needed. They are called Sor 80
t tnust DC FURNISHED. The number wbo bS,o I Hnu
teeted under the last call has fallen U,r6
Enat mad anticipated This state rnnHt f; o.
done nv 80 not oy yolunteering-it must be
str ~ ~ ftat, nd whfleI shall regret the neces
NY lGF the draft, assure you II il becoroo
sAty1 SNAIL aid the Government in ,tS sSrecTSti
eT TEy means in my power. OE
The I'd, Sd and 9Th ReviDsrt, - ~,
20 ~ rave been changed to cavalry bv a Ia+ a.
pois cue war department, aud am autborizsJ to
1Sise Two new companies for each regiment HnJ 70
pSPS Tb Ia Complement Of officers for each COM.
cruit for these Companies. N"'1A'ions may re-
teot e49est that the people take action on ,b, rb
ments and Iet nj meetings and encourage enlist
u over that it was necessary to draft IN w
sin'A 70 supply her quota of troops. =" -" e''
EXEcurrvP ov.,,n,u a nj l. FOREMAN, Governor.
Ieb2 NoeHHB' FeoruAry l, 1864.
A IL papers in the State will ,,...
notice in editorial. " P4ease copy once and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
FOR SALE.

OF number nine, in square twenty.six, on which
Is erected brick house containing eight rooms,
situated In the town Of South Wheeling and adj.
Joining the property Of Henry Ackerman.
Also, seven acres of ground near BenvOod, on
MnIcn y large brick house, frame stable, good
wen ana small out buildings, orchard of good fruit
and grape vines iu full bearing ''
\, For terms apply to the subscriber IN Benvood.
Marshall county, West Virginia
iebS-2w" H McNECUEN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
NEW ADVERTIsBM,NTS
HOUSE FOR RENT.

VIE House Monroe street now occupied by
L VIM. ShAfeE-a comfortable two story brick,
seven rooms-is now ter rent. Possession given ON
IebSIw GEO. T. T1NGLE.
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NOTICE.

VIE undersigned b desirous of selling, and oFers
for sale, the following Real EstHIe on Wheeling
Island, In Ward !, between Wabash and Huron
S.reetS' VIZ: seVen small frame houses, Of them
nH.Ine seven rooms and kitchen and good wen Of
house.
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February, 1884, at which time the remainder willie
oneTed on the ground at public sale to the highest
Trims OF SALE-One-thIrd in cash, the LalADes IL
one and Two years, with interest on the balance d
tho PAymeDtH- The title Will be made by gTins
deed Of trust on the property.
jan6-td WALKER HUNTER
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NOTICE EXTRA

NE subscriber. intending to deliver over His
,r eoch o. Dry Goods, ETC., next Monday to his
me balance OF goods remaining on nlnd at cost and
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- anu ancy: below cost, to reduce the stock
great bargains. :" u ueF 10 get
ALEX. HEYMAN,
February 2 1861 "eeIHe' W va.
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SOLD OUT

aAHE this day sold my entire interest IN the
4 E.ocH Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware. &c
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