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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21

Nav YoRE, April 2O.--A Norfolk Iettsr
70 tns Work. says lls ilale mission Of ne
rebel commissioners. 0nldi 10 Fortress : WoTs
rosi Eas5to ask Gen Batter 10 send foTstie
.Sefy SICK OF on prisoners AZ Rich S,oT55
WHO age tpoltar gone TO be removed sodtlS.
DDS have siuce arrived q Old Point III
WhOm Qnld 'Ssid he would consider h
almos! aimtracle II our government sue.
ceeded in saving half.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21

egwHpaE TO Buy Misunderstanding
has jost received very large lot of super
tor Albums, which lie offers for sale cheap.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21
Co-PArtnelship.
ISAIAH NARREH VIZ. T. BERaER.
WARREN AND BERGER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CANDLES. SOAPS, q LARD OIL,

: nv = 4's9. ~ AE91 q LAIRD OIL
REFlNERs OF CARBON OIL AND BESzoLR.
Keep constantly on hand the abovs AIMED articles.
Si onS qaa.,y, which they viii be happy to fur
Bristol A xie CREASE aud Roll Grease for Ron.
ing Mllla and heavy machinery made OF any r. afed
SS,s which they Warrant TO give satislac
They are also agents for the tale of {" Pure Lub,I
eating Petroleum" Of best gravity FROM weIls ON
DUCK Greek, ohio, and -PloAsAnts county, ". Va
warehouse, corner Market alley nd Main str.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21
ALIENS lung BALNAAi

WILL BREAK Up EvEN THE MOST HARVESTING
COUGH = =
In "A FEW HOURS TIME.
II 1t IL only perseyered in Obi what Is III. yalna
OF money compared with health
USE THIS ALLPOWERPOL BUT HARMLESS
REMEUY IN TIMkI
Call Upon Ihe Agents and get a Pam.
Phtet5
And read the treaties upon Consumption (which IA
worth more alone THAI the prios OF medicineI.
anu zee the certificates OF she truly rSmnTEnbIs
incurable. - : SS'-'-4 - ~
Horsale by the proprlstors,
j. N. harris q 90.
10 whom address all orders Sss
gold bT Medt.tne dealers generally. Wholesale
by LAUGHLIN'S q BU8uRIELD h BOCKINCT a
Q GOUD 4 90. LOGAN, LIsT 90 , r Il LOGAN
z CO.. kEED& KRAFT, Wheeling, Va ana he ~
Pittsburgh DrusgiSts. nri4 2nitiSw ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21

HSDuParz & GREkS's alx,res1s made
'us'' ar's appearance last night. The house.
~, ~" ePeFfeet jam This troupe is ths:hss5t
u Io1s has visited ourseity- for long time.
No.. Jus The bills in every respect. Tbeir
S n. are as entertaining as can
Ana @aae By fsst,rate music, igsttpmsbtal.
vocal } trenehant wiland side. splitting.
., SA1E POsFPoNED.-The trustees spis
uI. - G0OdWinss property. adyertfset "a
Nh p'aee Yesterday, has been postponed
vi he Al day of July next, 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21

Disaster to the Red River Expedi.
ton Conflicting Reports.
WASHINGTON, April 2O-The following
despatch was received at the Navy Depart.
ment this noon:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21
HAIR DYEle HAIR DYE!!
= BApOHELOR5S
Gel EBRATED HAIR DYE
~ the Best In the World.
THB ONLY HARMhRss TRUE, AND RRLI ARR

THE only IARM1Rss, TRUE: AND REL1Ap1E
DYR5KROWH.
This splendid Hair N.Y. 4 Perfot- changes Red.
Rusty OF Grey Hair, instantly 70 Glossy Black OF
Natural Bro'0Hs without 1pjuring the Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beauti
fal imparts fresh frequently restoring its
pristine color and Fectaea tho III escts of Bad
Dyes. Tho Genuine i sikfed VI LLIAAIlA. BATCH.
ELoR, all Others are man limitations, and should be
avoided. Sold by ali Druggists, 10. PAorORY-si
NY.
RotOhelor's New Toilet Cream for
DreaatnS the Hair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21

The steamer Eclipse, from Cincinnati.
= ports seeing about 200 gdertilIAs az Hur
ricsne Island. forty miles above SIN fthIand.
where she Was7firsd into. The stsar ef
Liberty was also hred tnto opposite SSaw
neetown. III. No damage 10 either case.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21

This great exhibitions opens at Washing
700 Hall Monday evening, April 25th,
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Guerrillas on the Lower Mississ.ipni.


Guerrillas on the Lower Mississippi.
CAlRo. April l9.-Ten men wounded al
Fort Pillow were picked up few days
since from their hiding places. where tbeva
have been suffering si6ce5 the ,battIe. The
we're brought up BY the Mound City 10 tie
hospital 8 -
Gnerrillas- made q raid recently upous
the Cotton plantations at repSis; La, for,y.
mtles below Vicksbnrg, captured a large
Dombsr OF mptesHud negroes and carried
of w. Rollison. of Mattoou; III. After
getting TO safe distance they compelled
MIN 70 dig his grave, then shot him and
made the negrots bury him. This stste-
nent Is derived from the superintendent
OF the plantations, who has arrived here
and can be relied npon. The guerTiIIss
s!opg the river are determined THAI the
EabAddA led planla,i ons 6hatl moi be worked
byi morn ~ tnaj ; lA3E1t = 2 ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21
NOTICE.
Cooking Stoves,

Of which iwe have lalte. US for burning both wood
ana e0Ah that We can iepphdeuE y recommend and
warrant 70 siEo o.Itre satislacttOti.t ~ 80
invite the attentton OF buIlders and others de
siFous Of purchaSing 70 our stock OF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21

II EAl.Egils AND RAMlLLES will tnd : good
" article for making soaptn ALDES'S AK ALI.
A. . -aSattasted equal % any sap ,nllar, ann Il
cheaper than nuythinsOE tho kind in the maFkst
Tryltt = 1910 -
fGrsalo py I. HsLoGAN 4 co.,
and LOGAN, LAST 4 co.
april Wholesale & Retail Drugs lsts. lNhaslInr.
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Crate Fronts,

OF which We ih'end TO maunfacture, and keen o,
hand . Inll assortment Of the AtesE and most an
proved modern Iattefns; in this branch Of our bus
We have on hand aud for ale an excellent assor.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-29

lfuH Ns Jfmfi
The dispatches about tLe Wilmington e>pc-
dillon arc not very easily comprchendcl. First
came one Yesterday aftnrnooa f,om Fortress
Monroe, which vas published in the evening
papers, and profesatd % be upon ofirlal author
fly. announcing that both tho land and naval
forces had returned from wilmington e. Fortress
Monroe aud conveying the impression that thc
expedition had suddenly and uucN NpeGtediy
proved upsucces sfUl Il did no. seem possible
that this despatch could be correct, rs We were
Otherwise Informed that operations were still m
progress on Monday last
The frst despatch was soon followed by ln-
Other from Washington, saying "that it wOud
seem 20 be a mistake that the naval and military
fleet had returned - that the Navy Department
had no such Intelligence and giving some details
Of movements In the course OF the night Scgre-
tary Stautons official bIlle.in came 10 hand; bat
an 10 contained regarding he Wilmington eNpe-
ditOn was an extract nOm the Richmond papers
OF yesterday which ayerred that Admiral Porter's
naval tombardment had done very little damage
10 Fort Fisher, and that Buffers troops had re-
embarked on Monday night We shall have 30
wait for later adyCes before we can comprehend
the situation at WILMINGTON.
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Ire Ricfmnd paper5 30 be iu quest Of the
prison US who were sent t0tO SuuthCls'ern
Gcoigia OH Shcrm ans approach % SvA1pI1.
But Begartgards statement that uardec had
detached a fe-ce 70 chCck Shcrmau's expedition
is htyord criticism. Ynrdee With his esCrpcl
army, Is making the best Of hls way uorthvlri,
and has no troops 90 waste IN the other direction.
II sherman has really sCuf such 10 expedition,
we zee no reason TO suppose it will he resisted.
Whether il will Uyertakc the prisoners IL another
Hatt,r.
Finally, wo have tho Rebel confession that
SaltviilC in Western Virginia has been cap.o re- 4
By St0n man II was held long enough 10 co Be-
bic him to destroy the extensive salt works com
rlCtcly, and nor 20 long as 90 risk ms safe retire
UCut-thc ohitCtOf the expedition '- ng attained.
As the place is tho chief sat mauufi''ory Of the
CuuftdCrscy, the amount Of mischief Holc must
have been enormous aud the price Of sJlt will 10
p Cutiuus item for The next few weeks ia the
Richmond papers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-29
NEWS FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, December 25.-Iis known in oi1-
cial circles that important movements are now
uking place at tho front. OF course it would be
improper to speak of them more definitely until
they are fully developed A day or two may
bring decidedly agreeable news.
The army is still heyond Columbia and the
cavalry doing important service General Ihomes
will certainly interest the North during Christ
mas week,
Colonel Johnson, Of the 18Th Indiana Cavalry,
arrived lat night from NurfreesbOro. He was
ordered on scouting expedition when the bat le
was progressing there, but Wa cut of from the
army while in the vicinity Of LayerEne. He
crossed the country TO MuriSeesbOro in time TO
tokc part with Rousseau in the tght at that place
With a command Of two hundred men, he lost
sixty-two.
IL is known that we have captured jj pieces OF
artillery ana $685. prisoners since the 10th instant
More Of the latter are on their way To tn city. A
great many stragglers are being brought in.
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Carnage ana BIrd-SonE.

Colonel COburn has called our attention 10
fact that is worth perpetuating. During the re-
cent advance Of Sheman's army on Atlanta, and
while that city was being invested, the troops
were never out of hearing Of the varied lay Of the
mockng bird. When heavy skirmishing was
going on, and even when general engagement
was raging, these little warblers, unmndtul OF
whistliug bullet and shrieklng shell, never
checked their song. At intervals between the
rattle of musketry and the boom OF cannon, the
music Of these feathered fayortes sounded strange
and sweet, as "the still small voice" which Elijah
heard on Horeb, between the laundering tread OF
the earthquake and the rushing OF the mighty
wind. .
How wonderful, and how sad 1t would be, II
these meodious imitstors could catch and repro
duce the sounds of human conflict, and the groan'
of human agony We are glad that such al
achievement is beyond their power, aud love L
| think of the mocking bird singing only his WilC
woodland strains, in his sunny Southern home
| when peace shall have healed the rsyages OF war
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Important News Circular from General
Grant.

getty PorNT, December %, lS64.-Major-
General Meade Copy for Corps Commanders.
The following despatch is forwarded for your
consideration - U. s. GRANT.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE JAMES, De-
cember 23 1864 -LieutenRnt- General Grant
A teegraphic operator from the Richmond War
Onice states as follows bragg telegraphed very
sften from Wilmington to President Davis for re-
Inducements.
"'The United States fleet appeared OF Whining
ton on the 10th, 18th, aud 18th. General Hibner
telegaphed to Davis that Fort Fisher was cap
tured on the night of the 2Oth.
"'BeameRard had telegraphed that the capture
of Savannah by unconditional surrender, took
place on the morning of the 2Oth. The news was
received in Richmond on the night Of the 2Jth,
but was not made public. The force in Savannah
was officially reported TO be $4,000 TO $4,000 men,
with Hardee in command.
"'Gilmsr Chief Engineer Of Defenses, ten days
ago reported only five hundred thousand ratlons
OF meat in Richmond.
"'Genera. Beauregard telegraphed that amer
/ the fall of Savannah the river would be a base
for Sherman to operate against Augusta and
Charleston. 800
"E. o. C. ORD, Major. General "
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THE coon News rnou vlrA'iNeroN

-pGH SUCCESS.
Prom, enc Her1li.
The news irum Wilmington indicates chat
cur operations there, will be crowned with sac.
cess. Up to latest adyiecs everything Was going
on we'll
The rowdcr-,nip bad been exploded within
three hundred yards of Fort Fisher ON ihv 2uh,
and was undoubtedly the earthquake" heard at
NeWhCrn. Newborn is more tuAn tiNty nIllcs
from Wilmington, %, the hift flies; audi tt
powdor-ship, exploded on the water, seemed an
earthquake TO those on land, nc shat distance,
what must it have seemed to those within three
hundred yards OF DO
DuubtJss It made the defenders of tho forts
shake their heads suar Eylv at the consideration
+ ,,' what Uncle Sam would do when his dandcr
WAS mp. In addition to whatever damage may
have been done by the powder ship, the uro Of
the feet had been most effective, ANA Che garrison
OF FOrt Fisher was compelled 10 abandon the
guns and hudlIC iu the bomb proofs.
The capture OF thar tor. will render the capture
OF FoIt Caswe.l, ON he u.her side Of Cape Fear
river, CUmpIraucy CIsy matter, as doubt e's
the position Of Fort Fisher commands it, aud q,
also Do Wi give greater facility for the movement
Of the slips. VIII tho capture OF the two forts
our GDytTnmCnt ship, wi 60 mp the Cape Feat
river, and the por, of Wilmington will be, SO "a
as blockade running goes, "aig-ti-ht.' Oser thi
graud success our people will perhaps rejoice in
a very few days quo then the round OF successes
will have mtde the circle from y ,shyiile, an the
success ON the James viii be the only one LETT TO
achieve.
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NASHVILLE, December 2b.-Ihere IA no news
from below. General Thomas headquarters are
at Pulaski Our forces are still in pursuit Of the
enemy The weather is somewhat unfavorable.
Christmas day passed of pleasantly IN this city.
We have no Tlilrold communication with the
Norh at present The damages are in the neigh
borhood Of Noln, and are still unrepaired. We
have mail Communication with Chattanooga.
The damages on the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad are being repaired rapidly, and by
Thursday next trains will run through from this
city to Chattanooga.
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CharIestOn-PrePar~r for sherInNn.I

anhrleStOn-HFephEh ioE "hNAhH""'1
The Charleston Courier of Friday contains the
following order -
HEADQUARTERS SECOND AND THIRD SUR-DIs-
TRICTs OF SoUTH CAROLINA, DEPARTMENT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA AND FLORIDA,
CHARLESTON, s. c., December l4.-Specs Or
ders, No. 9S.-FirSt-On no account will non
combatants be allowed TO enter the city OF
Charleston, except in passing through to the more
interior portions of the State, after the promulga-
ton Of this order.
Seoond-All slaves whose owners are now liy-
ing beyond the limits of Charleston, except one
slave to take ch1rge Of real estate, which such
owners have left unprotected, will be at once re-
moved from the city If in fifteen day after the
issue of this order any such are still found in the
city they will be at once arrested and sent out OF
the city to seek their owners.
By command of Major Gen. Ransom,
WM. i. NANCE, Assistant Adjt General,
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CITY ORDINANCES.

An O.RD N AN G y
IA 10 Make an Appropriation to tho Law Der aur1ent
for the year 1868, ana for nther Purpe'es.
section l. The Select and Common Councils of the CITY
Of depbi do ordan that the sum of nineteon thou
sand eight hundred and ty (tl95O dollars he AMI the
same hereby appropriated 10 the Law neptrmont for
j For GalaIes, nine thousand four hundred (sJiOOJ
T. FOR Advertising Liens, thoolaud 1--WE hundred
(fl5tG) dollars.
For ProthonotAry Cos q. one thosasal hyc hundred
= For shef. Costs twothousand ayo hundred S25Ool
s. For Blank Books and etaonory, fcar huudroa tiool
G. For Paper Books and blanks, four hundred nud Goy
" Eor tbe Service Of sub9unas, Notices and forCopy-
ing, three hundred { }0O) dollars,
For Fees Of Witnesses Certified Copies OF Pans and
Papers and for Description OF fTOpere1 Tor sherf sales,
three hundred $500 dollarl.
O. For and Cleaning OF Osce, aRd Tor once Furnl-
ture, three hundred $500 collars. .....,
10 Miscellaneous Expenses three hundred (b3yOI
H. For Advertising. and Posting Notices OF Thns ol
Surveys, two hundred (f2OC) dollars. ~
y. For Law Books, one hundred ana MY Ri'U
IL For Copies Of Laws two hundred and Gity (5lJ)J
H. For Adernon's Costs two hundred CtlOo) d01trs.
10. Conyeyancng Insurance, and Recording aNe thou-
% Var 2areaIe Of Salary for the year 1884, Autho-
/ And " arrAnts shan bo drawn by the Cny Solicitor.
ALEXANDER }. HARPER,
President OF Common CONnol.
| ABRLuAu srEwhr, ,,...,
Assistant CLERK o. Common Council;
] JAMES ANhD,
| President OF Select Council
Approved this twenty fourth day Of December A No
Domnl one thousand eight hundred and siNty-'~..i
a. D. l'V''' ALFxAEDEE HENRY,
Mayor OF FAlladelptls.
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STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
YOUTH TO THE AGEDl-
BIOKREN H, or


LIFE REL JUNENATOR.
TAn preparation Is unoqualSd RejuvsnatOS aud Bo
Storo1 OF wasted or inert functions.
The aged should be certain to max the Boene ahouse-
hold nod inasmuoh as win render them youthful In feel
,uE and m strength and enable live again tha
days their pristine Joy. not only sxhHSrates buA
sSsbens and really an invaluable Blessing, especially
10 those who have reduced condition OF sorvys
ss Abuse mLhortune ordinary sickness. No matter
hA. the eApse mpotensy OF human organ this
supsS preparation win the esot at once and for
sySs. ,-,,,,,,,
Cares Impotoncy General Debility, Dyspepsia, Depros-
sion, Losa Of Appetite, weakness Of the Organs Of
GuDoratlon ImbS Sciliy EmAciAtion, Ennui
Hhss most delightful desirable, and novel effect upon
the Nervous SYSTEM; and al who in any way pros
tAtsd BY disabilities are earnestly advised 10 sssk
,ure In this most excellent and unequaod prsparauoa
Persons who, by imprudonee, have lost Their naturA
viFOT Stn and q speedy and permanent cure in Ne
BIOKRENE.
Hwn be found totally different from al cher articles
for the same purposes
TO FEMALEs.-Thls preparation is inyslnsblsln nsE-
voas weaknesses OF all kinds, as viii restore the wasted
strength with wonderful ptrmanenoe.
tits also grand tonic and viii give relief In Dyspepsia
with he ars dose. brief persistence IN It's win rono-
vats the stomach degree Of perfect health and bansA
Dyspepsia fOJsTez.
One Dollar per bottle or six bottles for o. Sold hS
| Druggists generally.
Sent by express anywhere, by RddreSsIns
HUTCHLNGS & HILLYER Proprietorss
No 81 CEDAR Street. New York.
sold BY JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY SOW Il
| DEN, No. % N. SIXTH Street, Philadelphia
| R-0-tUlhs3m-Tp --~ i
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At the moment Of putting to press, we learn
that three more of the raiders have been arrested
in the parishes below. This makes six In oil
that have been captured, SO far, in this vicinity
quebec Mercury.
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for some time be lieutenant General or,,,,.
chief aim to hold lee ~ Nichmoud, wbilc sber
man presses forward in TIE execution Of bis great
Ccsign. Viewed Ia its gencra aspect, Richmond
assUmes the chardctCv of a I'ivO' towards whch
sherman is sweeping in an immense circun-
ference,
It Is colossal conception, and one that must
rivct the attention of every intelligent man. HAd
some audACiouS prophet vcutured the prediction
tha an army would be led from tRe Tennessee
river 20 Atlanta, from Atlanta TO the sea coast,
and from the a.COast up 90 Virginia, through
thousand miles Of hostile territory, thc prediction
would have been secuted as the wilde75 sally Of
utemPCratc speculation. Yet we have to-day,
before our Cvts, tse successful cXecHtion Of one
halt this scheme and this accomplished fact is
the best guarantee Of equal success n that port on
OF tie mighty work yct bef re General sherman.
WILLIAM SwINTUN, in New York ItTeN
HoERrIt BAEuARtTY ~ JArAN-The PWis
Gdh0raui has received n letter from HallOn 10
refused 20 pay the war indemnity stipulated In
tic treaty Of peace signed by him, the crmi1Al
tribunal Of NCddO had decided that his two
palaces should he rased to tbe ground aud his
servants put to death This gancuiuary sentence
was approved bv the MkRdO aul Tycoon, tue
spiritual aud temporal sOycraigns Of Japan. The
number OF servants killed in th' execution Of tho
sentence was i2O men and 30 women aud
children, Tho Prince hwsglf had bgsOu Kht the
English. French, American, and Russian Min
ters to iu'ercgdo with the Tycoon in his own
bokaIf ho having decided TO pay all sums duo.
Several persons are digging for petroleum in
the country back Of Houokon. A spring three or
four miles from HObokeu is thought 90 indicate
the existence Of oil. No petroleum has yet boon
found
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An ORDIN AN CR
n To Authorize An Additional Loan tCr Tho Erection
OF o Bridge Across the River schuybin, at Chesnut
Street. , 4. ,,,-
OF Phade pha do ordan, That he Mayor Of fhadepha
G and be Il rcrrby authorized 10 borrow the credit Of
he city from time such sums O. money a. may ne
NECESSARY TO pay for the construction and erecutu OF
bridge over tie river SChuylkl at Chosnut street not
Nreednp the whole the sum Of eighty nHe thOusand
Uer cont per anuum shall be paid half yearly the first
DAYS ofJanuaTy and July a. the ONCE or the cry Irea
suTer The principal Of said loan shsu be payable ana
pald Al the praOn OF thirty ears from inc date or o
same and before without the consent OF the holders
tsrco aud certificates therefor in tho usual orn OF
crfcate of CITY Loan shall b. issued IN sach amounts
a. the enceEs may require, but not for any faetoha pat
Ot one hundred dulars, required In amounts ot hFe
bundrtd or thousand dollars and shan be tNhrease1
la said certificates that The said loan therein mentoned
| and the interest thereof, aro payable Tree Hom AL
Becton 2 Whenever ANY loan shall be made BY virtue
thereof there shah BE- By force this ordinance annuJ
appropriated or the income OF the corporate e'tes
aud nom the raised By taxation, a sum sulteht 70
nav the interest said certificates; and the urher sum
81 hTee tenths OF ono per centum the value Of
such certificates Issued shall be Appropriated uaetY
ont OF said Income and taxes TO sinking lnnu' Wllci
tuud, and ts acCumuAtOns are hereby espCcy pedscl
for tho redemption and payment OF such certlucAics
| President Of Common Council.
| WILLIAM y, SNAIL,
Cerk Of ofCOmmon Council -
President of Select CoVuoH.
Approved this twenty fourth day Of December, Anne
Domu one thousand eight hundred and sixty @ur "a u
''' ALEXANDRA HENRY,
X Mayor OF Philadolph6'
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NJ MONDAY the 18TH Gay January next, for the cole
stTuetion OF three or four REVENUE STEAM CUTTERS
sde-whesD Tor the upper lakes, and one or more for
Late onaie. ,.,...,
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CAKES FOR THE HOLIDAYS. -RMBY's
~ reputation cannot be surpassed No, no RACE
Street Orders promptly AH9ndSdte. H-lI
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1 uyu 40 a4v-usv
sacred walls of Sumter. ! am willing and ready
now, as / know my Government always has been,
M enter AZ once into any fair exchange Of prison