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The New York herald., 1864-09-11
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, sc.

NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, &C.
AHOyi-PRrzE MONEY TO sAIL0Rs.-BOUNTY NO.
n NEx TO SOLDIERS discharged for wounds received
in battle &c Discharged Navy or Army Oncers Sailors
s0lde their Widows Heirs, PROMPTLY PAID their
PRIZE and BOUNTY MONEYS, BACK PAY, &C. by
EDWARD BISSELL.
Army and Navy Banker, and late Purser u. b, Navy,
27l BROADWAY. corner Chainhera street. Nav York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
TRUsTEE,R sAIR

'OR THURSDAY, the Cd day Of March, 1854,
" (eon snelng q 10 O'Clock 4. Nj at The front
anee o. Q deed OF trust from walter g. Scott dated
the lst December, 1853 recorded IN The Recorders
oaldHelli and having been, BY an srder oftho Or.
cut Court for Ohio county, duly appointed the
trustee under the eaid deed, IN the place aod stead
Of the said Alfred Caldwell shall IN 10 no brh.
est and best bidder at public auction for can all
me following descubod parts Of lots numbered
three 1881 and thirty. 1871 In Jonathan
g the corner west Of Market street and south
franklin street, thence south with MarhBt str
ninety nine 1891 feet; thence west, with line,J
allel With Frank ltreat, one I'D II. &
I120l feet to a. alley u fest RIdet &
alloy ninety:nineI e9I feet to Franklin 1SttoeES'5
th9nce with franklin street 70 the beginning. :,
tebl JAMES 8, WHEAT. FruEtetI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
TRUsTEE,S RAIR

ON THURSDAY, the I'd day Of March, 1855,
~ Commanding ct 10 o'clock a. n - at the mont
door OF the Court House for Ohio county; In puTsu
ance OF q deed OF trust from Walter g. Scott dated
9th day OF june, 1895, recorded In the RSeorder's
ounce t8r SAID county In Book Il page 8I6, to I'd.
NsEe ID and having been, by an order
inc trustee under the said deed, "a the place and
ste1d q the said Edward b. FitIhugh; shall sell
cash. the one und iTidOd fourth part Of ot Numbered
one h1nuEed aud eIBhty-one EI51l situated on John
stiees ~ me city OF Wheeling, COMMONLY known
thsr. eSssaIy property, and the Improvements
Alos I'VE shares Of stock in the Warrington Hall
Al AIs9 one share Of stock in.ths Houpaold Rail
fsbl JAMES swuR.4,T-,,,,..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
FInanee andTrndo.
from tho N, Y. shipping lind


The chief feature in the financial circles
is the uuwonted buoyaucy in the market
for Government securities, consequent upon
the receipt of large orders from Europs by
the China and City of Washington. The
rare opportunity for investment which was
afforded by the famous Five. Twenty Loan,
was scarcely appreciated by foreigners
until the entire loan was taken-and pur.
chAses on foreigu account, which could
have been made at par, cannot be consu.
mated at lower figure than about 10 ~
cent. But the fact that foreign capitalists
have come to entertain better apprecia.
ton OF the opportunity for investment
which was offered them, aud are now max.
ing haste to secure it-albeit, it is too late
lis especially gratifying to the American
people, because of the fact that they were
not called upon to subscribe to any of the
Loans which have been negotiated since
the commencement of the war.
But inasmuch as there is now a large
demand for American Securities on For.
eign account, this would seem to be a most
propitious moment for the negotiation of
another long Loan at u cent. interest
the prompt payment of the interest in coin
to be provided for by an adequate taxa
ton. Such Loan would absorb the sur
plus currency and render financial crisis
in the future as the effect Of REDUNDANT
Cnrrency, q most improbable, if not i'm.
possible event
The difference heretofore existing be-
tween the Secretary of the Treasury aud
the managers of the State Banks !, rsRard-
Ing their change of character OF the loyal
ions, seem in fair way of adinst-
menti and 1t is expected that ere long the
State Banks will very generally assume. the
National character. II is said that, some
one or two of the most obnoxious features
Of the National Banking Act win be m66i.
fed ia conformity to the wishes of the
managers of the local Institutions, but
nothing definite is as yet known With. re-
gard toft, except that it is generally desir-
ed smong the City Banks contemplating a
change in their character.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
Commissioners sale
James Emalsy, Oompl

Peter II. French, ct. al. Def'ts
by virtue OF decree Oft Circuit 70 rt for Ohm
~ county, rendered on the 18th day or january
1864. directed to the undersigned a. Special Oommis
doneF, and the time specified for the payment oFtho
debts mentioned n said decree having expired,
shall, on. Monday, the 22l Of February 1884 a the
font door the Court House Of Ohio county in the
city OF Wheeling, offer for sale that part OF Lot No
the 9th Ward said city, In the bill and pro.
eeeaings mentioned e having belonged to said de.
PENDANT French, which e the south e feet and IL
inches Of S9id Lot No. So, fronting Main street
~ feet and IL inches, and running back the same
width Of feet. Bald part Of lot will be sold In two
a. follows, Ttz: ES, the south part thereof
being the Naeant or unimproTed part thereof said
@ contain 1S feet 10 inches mont on Main SSyZ
ana running baeksbanlol dElfa6t feet 6tIis
the residue Of said lot on which stands the 81,
house, containing % feet Inch front ON Main street
And running baoE same width 81 feet.
.TE3hs OF sAL1-A sufieient amount In hand to
pay the costs OF sale aud the costa OF this suit aud
credit OF 100 days With interest from the day Of sale
a. to one-thtrd OF the purchase money. And a 10
the other tWothirdS Of the purchase money credit
otl3 and 6 months In equal inBtaIlmOntR with IN.
forest from the dayof sale, the purchaser giving
bonds vita good surety for the payment Of The
6Ama. And retaining the title until the whole of
the purchase money g fuIly paid.
HENRY O. RLESHRR
1an2IsS0t Special COmmISsioner,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
TRuSTER,s sAI.H

OF Real BstRte lying in the Town OF
South wheeling, w. ".
fPY virtue 81 q deed OF trust mRde by william
and recorded In the ONCE OF the Recorder Sr Ohio
county In deed book number oFty.thFoS-4S-toIIO
tWo hundred and ten-d10-S will on Saturday,
Oourt House In Ohio county, at 10! O'Clock A. NJ,
proceed 70 soil Lot number hneen-15-ln "a uAreNo.
1ty;eight-28-in the town Of South wheeling,
Stormeriy called RitehiOtoWnl. This lot e Incum.
6eEed With the dover right Of the widow Of William
Grtl! but e otherwise believed 70 be unincumbered
Selng q trustee shall convoy only hpeh title a.
10 vested in mo by said deed, -
Terms Of Snle-CaSh.
feb2-td N. RICHARDSON. Trustae
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16

THESE figures present almost the same
course of events. December and January,
when business was dull, passed with the
same regular state of the gold market, with
an upward tendency in January and Feb
ruary, This continued until the 10th,
when the rise became. rapid, from l55@ on
that day to l723o the 2sth, oran average
rise, OF nearly II per cent. per day for / 2
days, accompanied by the most extraordl-
nory excitement in the goods market.--
This year the supply of goods here to be
sold is very large, and awaits the same
influence, from the opening OF the Spring
trade, with the differences that the ex.
ports being less the supply of commercial
bills is less. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

DY virtue Of = deed Of trust made by Marfuu Pur.
ID geeon and David ". Gibson, dated the 24th
day Of June, 1857, and recorded In the once Of the
recorder for Ollie county, In deed book number
forty. tVo-42-folIo fo1r hundred and Ihree-4OS-;
viii. on SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF March, 1854,
e 10 O'Clock a. H., At the front door Of the Court
H0nSo OF Ohio oounty, proceed to sell lots number
nine and ten, in square number tWenty.siRht, In
that part OF the city of Wheeling called BuenG Vista
addition 70 tho city Of Wheeling, rs laid out by
Emma ChurchIlPG trustee
the above described property Il name cottage
with tWoruonsi . good wei Of water, &c.
vested In me by said deed OF trust.
Terms Of gAlo-CAShl-l-- - = +-et--s-+
tsbS-td sfss!t-S9 Il. O. COTS. Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16

NOTICE.

TIHE undersigned l. DESTROYS Of selling, and oRsr,
for sale the following Real Estate on Wheeling
Island, IN Ward !, between WabaAh and Huron
streets viz: Seven mail frame houses one oFtbem
having seven rooms and kitchen aud good we'll Of
water At the door, and one small two story brick
house.
Any Of the above property can be purchased at
private sale On or before the seventeenth day OF
February 1884, ct which time the remainder win be
offered on the gtound at public sale to the highest
TERHs o. sALE-one.third in cash, the LalAncs In
one and two yOArB, with interest on the balance Of
the payments. The title win be made BY giving
ee fsnS q 5Fp't on the property; .,xrp nnrpv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
THE SPRING TRADE THIs YEAR
I'll g AND LAST =


e. Ehe progress of the, Spring trade seems
70 be so tar slow. Thereis . seeming hes
itation on the part of buyers of goods TO
Increase their stocks, and also on the part
OF the people of the interior to replenish
customary supplies. The extravaganza in
cities in some degree compensates for the
economy of the country, but as a whole
the consumption of goods per head does
not appear to be up TO its ordinary stand.
ard. This no doubt ia the natural result
Of high prices, which always retard con-
sumption, and this is one mode by which
the capital OF the country is economical in
time OF war, aud fortunately so TO compen-
safe for the greater necessary waste and
expenditure by the Government. If the
consumption of merchandise had been sns-
tanned at its ordinary grade, the exhaus-
ton. of the country would long since have
shown itself in a more decided depreciation
Of the paper currency,
This fact was not duly taken into con-
sideration at this time last year, when the
desire to buy goods was SO active aud uni.
yersal. The stocks of goods then on hand
were known to be less than the usual re.
quirements of trade, and with the dimin.
lshed supplies of raw materials there was
little chance Embarrassing them. The ami.
Hl'atlon III ouylpg was therefore very great
carrying up prices very rapidly. This
brought on reaction, because the demand
for consumption almost came to a stand
The quantities of goods therefore served
Tor q much longer period of time than had
been calculated on. The animation of the
markets in the FIRST half of February was
very great, out was succeeded by the ut.
most activity in the last half of the month
This is illustrated In the price. of gold,
which has followed very nearly the same
course this year as then. The following
table shows the rates at the beginning and
end of each period:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16

Roads, &C.. as 70 the sxpedtsHoy of trans.
4sEEilg the NsWaEkaand. Rli4a6eths Tnrn.
pike to Writ county. with authority to
the Supervisors to raise money by tax, iad,
ditional stock, or otherwise, % putthe
road in repair, such money to-be rstm-
bursed by tolls.
~ the same: For the same committee,
as % the expediency of amending the act
TO incorporate the Burning Spring Turn
PIKE Company, passed November 10th,
The House adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
article Lo.morroW, .

=
q EWE pablish 90 our .first tpage reply to
the questions pr0pOradsd By a cortespou
dent few days age = in relation to.a SLACK
water navigation of the Ohio River. The
writer of this reply is Mr. Josiah Copley,
Of Allegheny City, Peapsylvauia, who
has7been prominently identified with slack
water advocacy for many years. He makes
prObAblyiths best answers that could be
made to The questions propouaded, bur-We
conceive they tall far short Of intelligent
satisfaction. The more we think Of this
thing OF tampering with the navigation of
our rlver-Of the enormous cost OF max.
ing the szPeFimeut-Of the vital question
OfPute water for family use in the cities
aud towns apou It's bauks-of tho fact
that one destroyed or impaired lock would
be able to impede navigation for weeks,
perhaps for seaasoP-ot all the uncer-
taiuties which would attend the breaking
up Of ths.present system, tthe more we are
inclined to urge great deltbsration and
caution on the part of those whom it con,
Germs. 80 O0 .i..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
Signed

E
The above form Of proposals will be adhered to a.
~. e Other forns will be received
Dy the Department and duly conSidafed, =
proper guarantee that the bidder q able 70 full
~ we ss9ntLact certified 70 by the clerk Of the
Dntrtet Court or United States DIGtriet
a. naglst accompany the proposal or Il viii
An oath Of Allssahee 10 the United States Gov
etH a5l must Alto aseomp any the proposal
Ihs eonTaetasNill DO awarded 70 ths lowest re-
SPona6ie party OF parties who Will be duly notified
mall SE th2t their bid q accSbted and
VII be required toenter fnto
70 6e properly certified to-
Bidders may be present In berson ,Shs,n tk6 ~ !.
posals are opened = 80 = fie. EAS'
;;s Post ON e address Of the parties proposing
i l9st 9s distinctly Written upon the Pfoposai
~ 9l9 must be addressed to Henry Johnsou
- SIsa o M and PuFyeyor q. q. A., WaShington
o., aII ,3spr fsssrys, the right to reject any
HENRY JOHNSON. il
d. g: K, aud Purveyor q. {. A,
Printed fOrs Of Proposals can Be had !. & Ills
- Ill - ~ ~. teb9'd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16

WHAT Docross, MINsTERs AND PRoPEs-
soRs TANK OF THRM. LstH have never
changed my mind respecting BroWp,s
Bronchial Troches from the first, excepting
to think better of that which began think
ing well Of" Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
"Great service in subduing hoarseness.''
Rev. Daniel Wise. New York. "The
Troches are 9 staff of life to me-" Prof.
Edward North, President of Hamilton Coll
lege, Clinton, N. Y. ga simple aud ele.
CANT combination for Coughs, &c" DR..
g. F, Bigelow, Boston. "I recommend
their use TO public speakers. Rev. E. q.
Chaplin. fsihe 10 '>tea
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
RebsIPerplexitIes

The'rebels are in,such FIX, says the
Chicago Tribune, that it requires several
columns to set forth their dilemma. to
say nothing ofany mode of relief from T.
Their, case seems to stand thus:
IL If they increase their army they cam
not feed it. ~ H',D
are whipped.
3. Unless the Press speaks out their
LIBERTIES are gone,
4 1T the Press speaks out their Gov
erpment will be gone.
8. Unless they draft the whole ponbia.
ton they must surrender. =
8. If they draft the whole ponnlat ;on
they must starye. :. - =.
q. Unless they recover East Tennessee
( they can get.no saltpetre.
8. lfthey undertake to recover East
Tennessee they will get more saltpetFe
than they want =
9 Unless they free the negroes they've
nothing to fightWith.
10. 1fthey free negroes they've nothing
left to fight for. y -
1l-ssEyer since the rebellion begun ne
groes have been falling. -
y. Nevertheless, their greatest fear
now rs, lest the negroes should rise. :
IS. Unless JEFF Davis repudiates hi.
prsspe debts, he can't borrow from any
e u he repadiates, nobody will lend
70. Il he impresses food he turns the
land into 4 desert. IS ssEIs -
l6. Unless be impresses food he turns
his men into deseFteFs. - - =
IL. They can't succeed in the war .un.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
Trustee's Sale.

ID and wife ION the 81St dsy Of December, 1855, and
nov Of record in Ohio county, stats Of WeSt Wiz.
gdias IN Book p page o. will be sold At the front
door Of the Court House in the city Of WhsAlInE
the 18th day Of February, 1854 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
the House aud Lot on north ode Of Zane street, IL
East Wheeiug It being the eat half OF Lot No. les
The building consists Of two tenements, each eOu-
tainihg BeY6n rooms
Terms OF sale, CaSh.
1an1S.S0k ISAAC eOTsF9 TTuFtse.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
FothsRsopIeef West Virginia
UNHEf PRRsIDkNT OF THE UNITED STATE,
Il hAs Issued ths following order
4h4KUuElYk MANSION,

Re- "Rebruary LIST 1884
f'sordeFed that dram for i've hundred Thousand
men tos9erTo Tor three yeara or during the war be
made on the l0they Of March next for the military
service ofthO United States, creditinR and deduct
ing 90 many % may hive been enlisted or drafted
into the service prior to the LIST day Of March next
and not heretofore credited.
ls1Bued aABRAHAM GINCOLNDt
The humber mentioned In the above order includes
the 100000 called for in October last.
Men enlistiDg before LIST Of March will be en-,
titled to bounties. ffbm the GoVetnm6ntfaS hereto.
fore viz: 800 for veterans, and $500 for new re-
cluit1 ter that time mo- b6nnh6l VIII % baid.
counties to meet aud ohGf 4 County bounty Of from
800 TO 800 In addition to that paid by The Govern.
ment Under late act OF the L6EiSiafure this
P9uDtl may not only be levied for, but the Super!
the other States are Offering Inducements to Volun.
teeFs, Ard It seems TO that Il shOuld be done In
many Of the eoPntes in this State. It Il true h8k
Vest ViEgtnie, oYerGuns and laid waite In many
paJiG she ha4 beeui has shown adeyotion to the
cause In which are engaged that Is nnsnrpasSed
II equRlled, by any portion Of the country, Yet
mint be IfGEhiShSd., Tbs number Who have yoiun.
teered under the last call has fallen much short Of
what phad Ahtteipstedi This State must f1rniSh
bar p!op0rtion-iI not By syOlu4teeripE-It must be
Ety for the draft asSure yol II Il becomes neees-
safJ1 AhA aid the Government In Its execution bY
every means 10 my power. .sis.sss
The %, Sd and Sui, Regiments Of Mounted In.
mntry have been changed % cavalry by late order
OF the War Department., and j am authorized y
ratse Two new companies for each regiment and 70
appoint tulI Complement Of otieers for each com.
crnit for these companies. 75--S- = :
reqpeae that the people take action on this sub
1ect That you hold mestings and encourage enlist
msnts aad let ~ not permit It = DO said after the
Virginia to supply her quota Of troops.
Ii ..zI sstsss sf.s4- A. 1. FOREMAN, Governor:
E35cSTtVE oHAAgER, Wheeling, February Il 1884
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
Farm for Sale.

TNaE ssbseribeE efEars for sale small farm IN
y Relse EoHn9hip, Belmont county, Ohio, ioTr
Slies G90Ne MaEtlpsTlle, aud running 70 the ~. r.
kallfUadg Containing n acres. The Improvement
are = leg hoase, . good bearing orchtEd. wen -
e1eeIsnE HateEi about 90 acres cleared, the Daf
anee SGeellent timber. Any one whaling 70 Pul,
shasS saa learn terms, &C., by applying TO me Q"
I'D fSTS q v.,i ,uIted a, . v,bs,,rd.
itsnas.i1is Aux. THORBURN'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
EOR 9AI.E

II OF number nine In square tUGnty-Eix, on which
E4Giaeroctsd abRick house containing eight rooms
Situated in the town Of South Wheeling, and Ad-
Joining tpo pF0pbTtY u Henry AckorHiSn.
AlSo, BoSensaeIog Of ground near BsnWOod, on
which ia . large brick house, frame stable, good
well and mali out buildings orchard Of good fruit,
And grape vines In fnII b6SFinR
Tor terms apply % The subscriber In BsnvOOd'
Aa11hall county West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16

The Ice shall be Of the beat quality aud subject to
.ne approval OF the surgeon In charge, who vim
hospital - elcI
Payneats % BE- made from time 70 time upOu du.
Plisats bulls eertihed 70 by The Medical DlFector
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
THr Cumberland Cipilior mn

Tbs Cumberland CtpiliOR and Telegraph
reflects severely on the way things have
been going on in this Military Depart
l.ment. AZ thsrequest Of eIrlsud who has
sbewuus the paper. We wilt publish the
article tomorrow, so -..a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
PORN OF PROPOSAL,

Tue undersigned proposes to furnish daily, or
. sherNlse AZ the Ice required for the hospitals
upon approved reqqtstfn1Sof surg In charge, n
or near the Within-nAme points, at the follsSSinS
price per hundred pounds, nameIy:E 800
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16

pounds namely, q -
~ Ia. tss. u IA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16

We are indebted to Hon. P. G! Va
Wrinkle for copy of Gen. Nc Iellau's Re
port.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
PROPOSAIS FOR ICE.
NEnloAI PURyEYoR's OIHIoR

Warrington, d. q, February i, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII u received Al tbia
nishing Ice 70 the Medical ths Army
during the present year, at the points herein eSS.
mated, TheIee to be stored by the contractor in
properly constructed houses at each point Of
delivery onior before the 18th day OF April next:
thst not to be reeeipted for until ia oaIitV n
htuea9 1.-THE tco.hOuSe and the manner In Witch h
Y packed shall have been approved by medical
otneer appointed for the purpose, or BY q MedicaI
Inspector. and payment will be made opIy for ne
amount thus actually stored aud reoeipted for
The proposals will be for the antilles indicated
ProTso that should moro be needed at any time For
rates and under the Same cjnditions: $3.50
i'=a oUAaTITY TO BIZ DBLITRRED AT
A9sR1apoils y owned by the United
Fortress Monroe, Ya.-Ics-h0use owned bV the IInI,
ted StAtes-280 tons
Point LoosS1t. MdIee house owned by the United
Pp M not owned BY the Uni
heHbern N. C.-Ice-honsS owned BY THE, limited
ststes-40O tons. f7Ftf -
Hilton Head, g. o-Ios,houSe owned by the United
BeautortS 9. o-Iee-huuse owned by the Unite
States-300 tons. iis'fT
Proposals. will also be received for furnishing iee
ties a. may be required 81 the surseops Is ebarSs
at United States Genetal Hoa tais upon tie foIoT
ing annuale5tiuate, In and near 4 ~ -
q gBoston, Macs, 10 tons, .
New York, 800 tons. 70
New Haven, Conn, 90 tons.
Portsmouth Glove, z. L :, $50 TONS
RhiladelphIA, Pa, 800 tons
bJj lNewaFk, IN. T. lions JiIy. L.
Warrington, y. O., 2 500 tons,
baltimore, Nd, 500 tons,
Frederick, Nd 20 tons.
these places until January IN lsB5 are "a ~ IT,,
nlshed at the saIne rates
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
DeSfrableR esidencefo rNala

THE subscribeEg oRtIs for sale the property on
which he now resides, on Quincy street The
mouse u snbstAntial two story brick, containing
eight rooms and kitchen, with bath room gaS 6x-
tpres, &C. II IL corner lot, With front OF sixty
ieet on quincy street and one hundred and fifteen
IN depth; alley In the rear. This Is good Oppor-
tunity for any one desiring residence in pleasant
part OF the city. For terms apply to ~,
tsbl2 Steods henry P. MORRIS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16
(TlIroeieditioDs cola before p,blJ

(ElHee edtti0ns cold before publIshed.j g
WANTED-A9ENT sSsVy Countv Ana
tn'6Vefy Regimeit 10 zen III .Ia
ShEonieeS Of the Great Rebellion, BY ReTs Az
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16

God guard oar dag, and keep each StArR
Eaeh stripe AS bright as new they wave
6tlIlaiaks itlOld our ranks In war,
SIN GOat above each patriots graVs,
Death 10 the traitor that would dare
To trail Il through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts Its lot viii share
And follow it 70 Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16

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