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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30


MoUaKYUL G1IxcTDExck-A cores
pondent Of the New York Herald with
the Army Of TIE Potomac Writes under
data Of June 2INs
A very singular occurrence was aoteA
in the l0th Massachusetts, yestsrday. A
Sergeant bad been engaged ia The 2nd
division hospital the day previous in
placing upon . number Of headboards
the names Of members Of bic regiment
who bad been killed in the late Gghs or
bad died in battle, which wsre 10 mark
their last resting place. There vas ons
beard Ia excess, and, in q sportfve vein,
be placed with = Lead pencil biz own
name upoa IL, and the date Of his de-
mise, 20th Of June, as bis term Of service
had thea expired and he was about 10
leave for home Yesterday morning,
while near ths front bidding his con.
paHions SnSother regiments farewelI,
be was struck il .ka breast By . %
pepnder Parrot and instantly killed.
= remains we're inferred today, and
thsery headboard he had unthinkingly
inscribed with bis own name sas placed
over bis grave, and, with date, correctly
marks for a time bis res.iag place
A MozAos coSYEREscR-JoE sArrm's
Sos.-A quarterly meeting Of the Nor
mon Conference for Missouri and IlIn-
ois wss, ws learn, helA saaasasy and
Sunday last, Ia grove near Chiltsaharn
on the Pacific railro@A. Joseph A.
Smith, son Of the celebrated fouudsr Of
hosmonism, presided. Several sermons
we're preached BY lhe prsAchers In at.
tendance aud were listened 70 By crowd
Of The faithful" Two others OF the
ancient Joe Smiths sona were present,
Alsxsedst Aud Daxid, the lass sonas
ninsssea years Of ags, the yoangsst
Each Of them preached. The sscal al
fairs of the church we're attended 70 and
other matters disposed Of Fron thia
city and through Il large numbers poar-
ed over the Pacific road to the eroand,
the various parties carrying provisions
These were spread together at CON.
mon feast, in the manner Of the primi-
tive Christians who bad ali thiaes com.
mon" Rev. Joe Smith, the eldest Of
the three brothers, preached Sunday
night tos crowded house in St Louis,
10 hall en- Broadway, near o'FAllon
street The Smiths are said to be stili
in the sity. Their residences is Nanvoo.
where their mother still lives, and 10
married to . second husband, who cares
Tor her hotel Ia EaEFoo aad ealtivHtes
. farm few miles in the country -
MssssuFs Osysas~rak
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
The Best is the Cheapest.
INSURE WITH THE

1. TrREAsB INLAED NAyIGATfOS RISKS
seesptsas nos IS hsfst0f9fs, a. f4if rates
sfs8 titlsfsl eonaifisnss
?. BUSINESS CONDUCTED WITH eersiant die
patch ans acczrScy
:. LOssEs siWsys net With rrsmptnsss and
eampists gsstfss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
PIANOS.
FIRsT-CLAss PIANOS.
NTisse~ Lawrence

ABE AGENTS Esr EMERsOE's
E-F= EosEs, aud BRADBUEYfs ssls-
re- %y br3sed PLACES, whsSh thsy are
a8Acsnfinuziiy nr-sirisg. ard Which
thsy Vii sell A. Ezzrf@csEr-rs prices
These Pf&nos, for d1-abliisy, rover, ard rfeh-
uess &c t0ue are unsurpassed
Ths BEzdsury Ri1Bo rsesiVed ssvsa First Pre-
niuus witcEn for w-ska IN the moatha q sap
tszhe- ard 0et0e~r last, ara fs fsrnons fur its
sisstfctty, eriElta1zys sn4 bezzsnl ssnTszs gnsls
Of tcns-
Thsy are also exclusive Azsnts IA fhis vicsEisy
fsr Assen 4 Hazllafs celebrated estiDsf OrEzns
whirh. IN quaifrys voiuue of toB.. aEe Fo~er sf
szprsssscu, fs- sapsricr % zei71soEs, hsr1so-
aiuzs. Or any Other reed instrusenf-
Thsy hsxe Gss rsceised tkrss of these oEgtns Al
Cf~zsEut turriT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
Chapter 239.

AN ACT to restrain Illegal appropriation OF public money
Be II enacted by the Senate and H0HSS u Representa-
tires in legislature assembled, as follows:
Section When any county, city, school district
pledge its credit, h. taNIa pay
its treasury FIR other than thse fr
which, has the legal right and agent officer
Thereof attempts t. out the money q such county,
town school district without authority tie judicial
may, the suit petition than
inhabitants thereof, briefly setting forth the If liant
hear and determine the Aty justice Of SAL
court in term time VACATION and
such orders and DEGREES be necessary proper
violation abuse such tret
until the final determinations OF the by
Skcr. = When any officer agent oany city town shall
from the public money iutruSt to him,
for comm tition claim of for
Communication, the CT or town the in
action Of debt from such Off agent person IL
whom he shall such money ard if the judgment against
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
& HAPPIER 80.

AN ACT establishing weight certain agricultural prod
fipcs ~ Itgisjature a~Sfnbt ed. Is follows:
SECTION TIE weight II hushel OF onions
good order aud shipping shall be hity two peuns Of
ru has a. sugar eets maorel wuigei aud tutnp beet ke
CONDITION, sixty pound; OF english urntr In iihe condition
fy pu f; trlns E pounds, "i peas sixty pounds
Sser. All and parts Of acts inconsistent wrh thu,
act are hereby repealed approved March Il, 1864
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
{ HAPPIER oil.

An ACT fca the detection aud to prevent The circs
ti,n # couuteff il bunk bits
BE snacted bg the Senate aud House y Rcpcsntatr,s
IN LEGISLATURE asSe1abitd, follows:
SECTION Any every bunk nov rSttb shell, which
may H.. sab shed u1der tr nutho Of tins Stale Of the
United states, which -hil receive pigment ar upon dcps.
it. or for redemption from her hk, from ron
or persons an, couuerfe; b4Hk BILL shan ant my l.
stamp upon such hsnk hi l. the word caantsfet aiding
Thereto or ttrcu 3drr af Tie bak, AID III Initials u
its officer winch writing stamp shil h. mai'
SECT y Aty tank bal, whch may have teen altered
from, its ureiaal q nomination amount t athe;. may
ike s'amp-d with tie word aHsrtdt such
ma ~ q Holce Il such alteration
Seer D. II any bank ehcets shall, by mist ke In
al ,.Ite4oe any sdcl stamp upon htk
h. ftct, counterfeit or altered Ill
bank Shall sAersbr FER than the dana
sustained he tsn holding such uorqr
II. exceed tha amount Of such hit
unless proved that such writing stamping was designed
and frauiuieot.
SFCT Thjs act shall elect and b. in nrcs It's
approy Il by tile governor tApproye1 March l.. 1861.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
Chapter 2i2.

AN ACT authorizing constabes processes in certain
B, enacted by The Senate and House Of Representa-
tiUts Lsgisfntuls enbted. as folews
SECTION Coustabes htrehy author ard empnu cred
all Of orcibe and
Stcr. This shan tsse tf-ct approved by the
governor. Apr we'd Marcu i, 1851
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
1854

one shall not be paid subsequent may be maintained
against the other.
SrcT3 ms act shall TAKE its approval by the gov
ernr approved Marcel 10, lo64)
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
TRUsTEE,S SAIE.

pY virtue OF deed Of trust, made and executed
~ 70 me by BelJ5nlu T. GUOdNIn and Abitie
1OOdWtns his wife, bearing date Oh the l.lL tny oT
July, A. 1850, amt which Esiid deed IL OF TerId
IN the State VI West Virginia, shall UIncpej 10
sell At public Rue ion, At the door ul tue Court
House iOr Marshall county, III the town of HOut,is
vile, on "Wednesday tho 2dIh day OF ApFfI A. ~
1864, to ths hghO.t aud lS~I bidder the IolloNipT
described property, tO.WIt: EpgiDuib. AZ M Mi;
Eee on The Dapk Ol tue ohio ItIJ sr, corner to tho
lands of Milton JOne.; thence s. $50 H. Is pJrs 10 a
White YAK ~ the top of tho "a , CurBct Il, PTe1I.F.
lex Smith; lhCnce go D.. ~ poics L, 4 l.,cpsf-
thence s. SO GO poles To LiuIf Mt the Head ~ iSjI.
rVsli thCncO down the river uiii. u. G.G,isfin.s
TO tue begthLihgi cHDtAIiLitR 1hiFty- tsn1 nerSS
more OF -, It bsIn- the FTup.rt, htTetof,r
conveyed by Jacob CfHIsUt AID Nile 10 l;euianIIn
OctODer' 1898, and which said decd il OF record II
tho Record Re UitCG Of the County CouTt Gf Mar.
shall county, Ia G'Ok 10, inlI,' =; .l.U All OF aid
GOodEin AID WttSs right, title ard Iuter. IT In n
certain Lot aud HOusD situated the bank Of ihe
Ohio liver, In M1Tslsl. count, Vir-i-tN II beibg
tue sags or pasl OF tile same dcvfet Iir I6ssni'
smith to stephen bay and deedtsi by SteI,heu it4v
to }. {. RltnSay AtI Jre1SaI by j. S Enn.s.4N "a
benjamin y. GOODWIN Hud tOuInltd NJ IuliuwT.
OeRlnblug AZ -tAke ia the TU.t in NHii DAYS line
aud running with the IVN mp the TivsF, u poi, 10
a stake In tue road; thspre To a .,tl OAK az ti,S
point above the House In sAid Days line III uro
with said line 10 the beginning including ouutrTe
be theTe more or eAs, aud H'- 3fIv aUE ~ Ir,tt OF
the rlEtTi WI ch said dead jrOnI a. HhnAry TO saul
benjamin Z. OOOdWiu, nt record in Iu,. HrrUI.
dbTa ofice OF the County Count ui MarshaIl cOuI-
~, WeAt Virginia, Ia IkIOE Is, folio l29
5elhng ar Tfustee, 'h-tl convey only such title
as Il in Veatsj. -
TERMS UF F=ALE.-Une-haIr Cnsh ard .lie balance
mt2I I'd &: H. CRAHMER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
The st"ck-SpecuIa,Ing manIa---A
scene tu william Street--V Ihe
Women are Doing.

NE~ YORK, April Z, 1864
As an illustration OF the popuIsr mania
for sPecuiatiug iu stocks, the tact NAV be
mentioned that within fifteen minutes of
the "Openiug" Of subscriptions for shares
in certain gold mining company, this
morning, dUuhie the amount Of it's capital
stock WAS subscribed, and 50 anxious were
the crowd TO ego it," that doors and win !.
dows gave way before the pressure. Al
one time it was thought that the iuterfer-
euce of the police would DC necessary TO
maintain order. Some parties resold their
interest balOte leaving the room, at hand
some advance. 1t maltered not whether
the AfOI esuid ''goid mines" had an earthly
existence or not. The people did not care,
apparently, whether they we're located in
Colorado or 10 the clouds. What they
wanted was ''shares," '.shares," "shares"
OF something, aud the want had to be sup
piled.
Women are,interested largely In these
gambIiDg operations rs well as men. The
dear creatures, it is true. do not appear
in the army crowd in prOPTIG psTSonde, but
moderately sharp optics, nevertheless. as
have informed you before, may discover
them any day in close carriages, OF in bhck
offices uenr by, HnxiOusly awaiting TO bear
the latest. report from tue Board, SO as to
be In position TO instruct their brokers
TO buy or sell. A ladies "Board,'' it Ia
said, has acluAlIy been inauRurAtsd 10 one
of the broadway hotels. Thus, almost
everybody, for the moment, is blowing
bubbles or building castles III the air. Il
ip delightful business as long as it lasts.
Thr Book TrHde Sales are over, and
such OF The pub isbers as were in attend.
mdca have departed for their several
homes, with every reason to be satisfied
with results. 1t Us conceded on all hands
that this sale, whether as regards prices
paid, or the number and variety of books
disposed Of, was the most successful eVel
known in New York, n fact which speaki
well tor our people, who, though engaged
in gigantic, war, thus demonstrates their
attaChment,,to litsraluEal and the arts'IiI
experiencing NO abatement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
Commissioners Sale OF Real Estate
on Main Street.

lY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court Of obto
- county entered On tue 22I dty Of March, 1861,
tH the case Ut Peter aiui EnIluS IAEuvll. by Iitir
next friend, against I'll" Norm W,sturn ,EalrE Of
virginia aud OtheIs' viii E.l at public nnctibn Ht
tue front door OF tLe COuIt Hnu,s ui Ohio ConutI
on TUESDAY, THE 1IIITD UAY uP Nay NEST.
q 10 S;e9ck A. 81 Of that daS, to the highest ana
oest bidder, the following VT"persy, to Wit: nh,
following GescithSi Iars "f Lot M seven l7j font
~ on vain street in III" ritS MhevIiug that il
to say, the northtastern Part of aid lot Irontinp
on Main street nity-tnTce Itet aud three aud one.
thiTd inches' and TuHnng back with iime TArSlIol
with tho s0utheTn line OF said Lot Nc 7 iiiIy-,1r
ieS5 two tnc. e. being The part vi Ot ~ . si,re-
alG SCI Htai6 in snttlly to john I. YhTnal a. Il
ZaehHTtnh 3. YATuAll The prnprrIy WIN IN, soJ A.,
two separate parcels, each irUnig Ty.six isst
aud even and tNO-thiTIl inches on AI.tp Efr+rt
TERMS oHSALE -vue tOurth Ol the purchase moDar
70 be paid In cash aud the .S IN Ii,Tt, canal
LiI LhsiAments q tix' Twelve Aud eighteen montIIs
with interest frOIn the day UG saIy the pnTcIasr4
giving b1l with sti1AoI0 Sssuriiy Tor lie dcicr-
red pay ments but 20 hHYS tnr privilege aL III, an
tton, OF paying the HloIS prIcbse money il. cssS
or o. pt5ing Ia cAsa srenter proportion thereof
hr51;td DANIEL LAMB, C,,nmI,,,,D,-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
Hoofland's German Bitters!

From J. lNr'stOn BrO,0n, D. D., Editor Orths Eaey-
eloPedtac Of Religious GHOOoledoE.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines tn general, through dIItrust OF
their ingredients and effects, yet Of sum-
cieht reason, Why man may teStty to the benht
he believes himself To have received frUm any simple
preparations in the hope that he may Ihas contrib
uta TO the benefit OF othera.
de thiS tho more readily In regard to HoOnand'a
German BiItsrsS prepared by Dr. c. N. jackson, OF
this city, because UAs pEeudieed against them for
many YeAES, under the ImPr sSSiOn ThAt they were
chisfiy alcoholic mixture. an Indebted to my
fTiend Robert ShOemAkeF, EsQ, EOT the removal OF
this prejudice by proper tpsIs aud tOr encourage
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of Ihese BitteFs, 81 the beginning Of the present
year, followed by evident rslis and Iestnraton
to \ degree OF bodily and mental ViEoI which had
felt for EiX months before and hnd almost de-
SPARED OF regulating. l theG- Int 0Od and
my frisnd 70 directing TO th 81 Inem.
PhilAdslyA June 9S, 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
The Gold Bill as 1t Passed the U. s.
senate on last Saturday.

-
senate on last Saturday.
Be it enacted, &c, That it shall be uu-
lawful to make any contract for the pur-
chase or sale or delivery OF Auy gold coin
OF bullion, or OF any foreign exchange to
be delivered ats any time subsequent to the
making Of such contract, or for the pay
ment OF any sum, either fixed or cOntin-
gent, in default OF the delivery Of any gold
coin or bullion, or ofauy foreign exchange,
or upon any other terms than the imnedi-
ate manual delivery of such gold coin or
bullion, or foreign exchange, aud the i'm.
mediate pay me ut 10 full Of the agreed price
thereof by the manual delivery of United
States notes or national currency, and not
OtherWisei or TO make any contract what
ever for The sale, loan or delivery Of any
gold coin or bullion or foreign exchange,
Of which the person making such contract
shall nos At the time Of making be the
owuer 10 actual possession
Section 2. That it shall be further un-
lawful for any banker, broker or other
persons to make any purchase or sale Of
any gold, coin or bullion, or Of fOreign ex-
change, or any contract for any such pur.
chase or sale at any other place than the
Ordinary place of business of either the
seller or purchaser, owned or hired OF uo-
SuPieu " u4 phEb-
nership Of which he is member.
Sec. ). All contracts made in violation
Of this act shall be absolutely void.
Sec. 4. Auy person who shall violate
any provision Of this act shallbs held gull
ty of n misdemeanOr, aud on conviction
thereof be fined in the sum of one lhous.
and dollArs, and be imprisoned tor peri
cd not less than three months nor longer
than one year, or both, at the discretion Of
the court s'
Sec. 5. The penalty imposed by section
4 may be recovered in an action at law in
any court of record 10 the United States or
any court Of competent jurisdictiou; which
action may be brought !iu the name of the
United States by any person who will sue
for said penalty; one-halt for the use of the
United States, and the other halt for .he
use of the person bringing such action; and
the recovery and satisfaction Of judg
ment in any such action shall be a bar 10
the imI Osition Of any fiue for the same of
fense in any prosecution instituted subse.
quent to the recovery of such judgment,
but shall not be bar to tue iufilctiOu OF
punishment by imprisonment as provided
by the 4Ih' section.
Sec. 6. ALI acts and parts of acts iucon
sistept with the provisions of this act are
repealed. 1. 1sf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
Railps utelliar1,lIitlrr i

TRR currency of the country has been
largely inflated by the issues Of the State
banks iu sidition To the issues by tn.
Government, and, with the growing con.
viCtisn that the power oil Congress should
be as extensive aud absolute over pspcr
money as over coin, the bill jnst Introduced
by Mr.. Stevens OF the Ways aud Means
Committee. is likely to fiud immediate ia
vOr in Congress, 1t ought 10. for the
country can't staud much logger both the
paper money of the banks and the G6xsfp-
meNt. II is entirely too much of good
thing. The bill provides Tor u gradual re
tiring ottbe State bank bills; by .imposiug
a tax of one quarter OF one per cent.
month on all baAk bills, returns aud pay
RsntP &C. acknowledgements. Aud sftsf..
one year from the passage Of the bill, it is
made unlawful for any back to issue bills
designed to pass as money. e1esp, sutbor-
lied by nct OF Congress. Some such
measure as this ba- got to he adopted
some time. and the soouer it is done the
better for the country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19

TnE Secretary OF the Navy has replied to
the House resolution of inquiry as to the
efficiency OF th. iroucISds. The opinions
of some of The naval commandrrs are
given. Rear Admiral Porter thinks the
ironclads built at Cincinnati will protect
tPe Ohio and Mississippi against the fleets
Of the world. aud that ironciads are ad.
mirable for harbor defense. Rear Admiral
GoldsbOrOugh thinks the iroueIads have
been but indiffereutly successful. and that
they should be built exclusively as rams
and used for harbor defeuse and without
guns be does not believe in them for or
dinary operations. Other commanders an.
prove them for harbOr defense, but say
nothing of their capacity for any other SER
vice.
An account OF naval matters before
Charleston is. given, all tending to the same
conclusion, that the irSnclads cauuot be
used to advantage ln an assault gu fortii .
cations. In May, 1863. Admiral Dupout
was instructed to take Charleston With his
fleet The next January the admiral said
he would try to do it, but needed more
vessels. The secretary advised him to
abandon the attack on Charleston it be
deemed the uumber OF irunclads iusu ulEicient
to render its capture certain. The dem.
ousIr",iou WAS made on the 9TH of april
and failed. Admiral Dupont was instruc
ted iu June to renew the attack, but bad
not enough cOp6 Ieuce in the iroucIAds to
do SO, and was relieved BY Admiral Dahl
grsu. Admiral Dupont WAS also accused
with various failures TO co operate with
Gen. Gilmore. The general conclusion
reached by all the naval commanders is
that the ironclads are useful on the river
and for bArbOr defense, and for nothing
more. Ericsson, their inventor, aud Sec.
retary wsIles think better of them, and
will not give them up yet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
For Sale.

i'HE HOTEL PROPERTY nov in tile occnD,,cy
oI john Ball, cOnrirtiug uT one Lt M iSS
~ HNnes addii on, SSAl - Ee"t, OUiII,u,. iT iut
va lonBth Hy % In par aud % liz I.SIe IN pihth
containing .! rooms. Also Ont half LIT 40 49,
ironing ou Fourth sire 5sxi3: srI with stsblini
for over one hundied horses unxiue i8xIUi sect
most eOnHiOdiOus Hotel Market s1uaFr Tbt.
past ite ytltTE. ''-''' '''S
A'sO three good brick teneuiemts on Eonr trest
containing niue rooms, anu hall in each, now IN
gOt d order. 'yII .Ef -" =
on Market street, AuI Ghs-r urtti Of i0t ~ siih
lmprOy opIssits UuiOn Church. - ;.
abIzu u HEO. RUGI NS'IN. Agent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
VaIuabl COaI LaIllIs ENr SCI !.

'FNaR undersigned Trustee I.tIrt "a tyigiuE.
Il ton, az her instance, offers for yaIp, part of
her farm, situate OF the OunDssi isnI IUIsl, aoOnt
three miles eLAt ot tile GitJ Ut Wheeling. OHIO
county West Vas Ntd FSu OneFsd for ssIe, WIN
purchaser. ihcl.ing OF the most valuable rIEI
bHnks in the e6nu'y y.wrh been one. ed and taT.
tiAliy worked. Alec TN" I"aITt- al limestone, Of
easy Bseess, and fertile nI OF water pal
through said land convenient fnr stVcS. Gu said
taud Il iine SPnDR Of Gstrr, convenient 10 tho
dwelling house. There l. OU tTyre
dwelling house AMI riAble bith .a,i r.,ntitiob,
and same i ituat5i boat -iE bAddrc1 yari< 6ls
OF thh Cumberland TOsIi, v isp god IUAa I.a.Ipg
from tho Cumberland roat 'hrnukh sAld ldGds.-
ThOsa desiring 10 pIsclul-s iuStesl t. yeR gsid
land aud itl advantage Iyr them ns-IVsJ
TeTnls Of sale wilt l'1 ItstaU ,atIs, aud he mada
known to anS applicant, by tlI- uII, rsigr,- upou
calling on himOh u q IUGsl, Hsq, ci VI hcslins.-
UnquestiOnablu tItlo will be Civ " tLV LIIul.ser
,.,,,,,-., hEHnSE :. GOOD,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
Hoofland's German Bitters!
(PURELY VHGErABLLl

HOsts Of Ignorant auAek. aud INSCRIPTION. .dvsu.
tuEurs, have OPSnsd upon suffering humanity the
flood OF NOStTns in the shape Of poor whisky,
Vtlely compounded with injurious drugs and chris
tened TUnicA, SiOtnAchicS and BiIters.
BOWaF0 Ut the innumeIable array Of Aleoholic
prEparatQnS in plethOric bottles, and hlgh.belIed
Kegs, under the modeSt appelAtOu Of bItteFs which,
instead OfeurinS, only aEgATAts disease aud leave
the dl.appoihtsd EaIereF % desnaIr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19

TUsr RECEIVED $1,000 Extra Bua. and. White
81 Enyelop's, BlanE Books, M6mOfandum and Pasi
Books. AFnold's Writing Fluid, RnnB and PeD6ilS
ina aiiI ssfnd' A'' For sale BY JOS. GRAVES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
CITIZENS
FuB, Marine 4 Life Ins'nceC Co,
OF WHEELING, VA.
DIRkCTORSE

DlRkCTORSs
Iaaa i4ss, L. 5. DsisplAiB, Michael Reilly,
.~Ll'a BerseF, T. n. Norton, ThOI. 8Wesn0y,
a IL C~!aEsIl, }. G. Harbour, And. r. Woods.
~ Ihis Company owned aad managed By
EttuJ ~ car mJsI UsAirHy aud inHuSELLAI ASF.
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