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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
U. S. Marshal's Sale.

states s.Isss rs g Bsr 6 STs
''s,S1 ~; 4 Martin TIEu,,.s. - 2 IMnSslas IAh
Tn puTslance o. . Decree o. the DiItFict Court Of
i the United States f1T the DistFict o. Wet Viz
gnas Rendered e IL Fan Term 1854 e Wheeling,
y The ehoIe entitled cause Uil On THURSDAY
CouFf HouIo a MarIha1 colnfy. VVsSf VlrEiSis
sell a. public suction, 10 the md best BID.
DER the tra { 81 lAnd Containing about one hun
dred aeEes more or les1l sttusSs IN tS f1Ts % BE
eIeNe Creek ~ sid county Of M1Ihall, and N
Jane. Barley bOusht q John 6aiIHhsF, and boand-
ed e follows, 70 Witt beginning a. GtGke In the
mouth Of . BAyous corner % . piece o. the Amo
nm nm test "a hsEstoloEs I'D % w: Z. Dayif
survey with the several courses and distances
thereto, 70 the center oil large cut tha bottom
made By the BAltmore and Ohio Railroad Company,
and where the eFaak nov principally Eans; thence
down aid channel % . stump. coFnar % . piece,
~ about eight and half acres harstolers sod %
Robert AlGIlndGI5 thence with aaid AlaKandeF1n
line 0astWaFdly 20 . stake IN TIE dald, corner %
said AlaBAndoEs thence aouGhHnr1ly with nd
AlexandaFl line 70 the noEth side Of tie BaItEmoIS
and ONO kallfoadi thence eastWardly along the
side Of sald Hailruid 90 the original line Of aid
slIyeyi theneo ea1tWaF1ly with the original linz.
win the several courses and distances thereto, 70
stake, corner % MA Wm. r. Davis thence noFth.
Gardly with the MD Wm. 2. DaEis line % TIA be-
TERMS OF sALE-Eifesn Per cant. ofths par-
ehale money In hand, tha balance ln three equal
ilstnlments a. ltxs twelve and eighteen months,
With interest on each dsferFed in1fallmentI from
bond with good security for aid dafsTTod inGtal.
mentA. with the privilege Of paying Al or any poF-
tgn g the doieEred pay1snts nt thS next term Of
sais . commence at tuO o'sIoskR M
...a4-.s' AD"AAD =; s0kL0h.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
Trustees Sale of Real Estate
aTuATE M TIE OITY OF WHRELINa.

DY VirtuO and in puEsulnee Ofa Deed Of fFuIt,
ID executed by Thomas Townsend aud Richard
OOWley, Of Belmont county, STATE OF 0hios 20 Nor
gan N0111n. late Of the city Of Wheeling, now de-
and duly Of record In tho Recorders once Of Ohio
county, Btste Of West Virginia, in Deed Book No. g.
folio SlS 20 secure % Francis B. Armstrong. trustee
Of EmiiJ A. Zane the sum Of 81 $50 Oss With inter
est thereon a. manifested BY two several Bonds
given f1F tho same and described u aid Deed Of
Trust; VIII, a. Administrator with the yin an
NAKED Of said Morgan Nelson, deceased and IN viz
tue or the power eonlerrod upon ne By the 9Th SEQ
ton q chapter IIb OF the Code OF virginia, proceed
on the 96th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1854, at the front
public the following described pioeo parcel
Oflands A part Of what q known BY the name Of
the Cott8 Farm, on Wheeling Greek within the
Limits Of the city OF wheeling, beginning a. stake
On Fulton street corner 70 james, and James i.
Ia. isssss Ia 4 Il. 70 Sosa n
Wheeling eToeh; thanco down said creek and binding
thereon b S0o, 90 poles thence 8. 5O, = u Pole
thence n. IO0 4 % poles. @ stake corner tosah
Bater'! line; thence 9. 101Sos W. 10 poieA 70 the
and one half poles, Is described In aid deed excerpt
the following described part Of said land above de-
scElbed, thai e 70 sAy: beginning the East side
Of Fulton street and on the soekman lina, now the
AecArtney line, thence y. l9o, = 10 poles, 70 .
stake q Hheelins creek thence down said creek
md binding thereon, 8 So n 4G-1OO Polsl, %
stAkes theneo lO4S ". 10 poles, % stake on the
line % Pa ton street. Themes With the east side q
Raiton street, y. Ae5o, ". $500 poles, 70 the be-
Rinnngs eontaing one half acre and which was con
% Marcus ". Amok, By deed duly Of record % said
keeoFdeEs once, I'm Deed Book No. 81 folio %.
Terms q sale, Cash.
Nelson, deceased, trustee in the above dated deed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01

We do not presume that the history Of
the elective franchise shows such an other
enormous attempt at fraud as the great
plot Just discovered and defeated in refer.
ence to the vote of the soldiers from New
York. Nothing in the way of comment
can add to the revelations and confessions
of those engaged in it. Douahue, the Prin-
cipal agent, has received i've years in the
penitentiary-a slight sentence for such q
crime, the country will think. But it has
the merit of promptness, which is the value
of trial by court martial.
Asmatters were working, the triggers were
all nicely set for Mcclellan in New York.
We presume he would have carried the
State handsomely, and Seymour, whose
chosen agents, selected by himself for ta-
king the army vote, were thus summariiy
cut short, would have been handsomely re-
elected Governor.
The great Union cause seems, as Gov.
Wright remarked at the Court House, to
be everywhere and all the time surrounded
by provideutial circumstances, which, de-
spite plots and blunders at the front and
rear, protect it Just in the nieh" of time
from possible fatalities.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
The votes Of New York regiments

The votes of New York regiments be>
gin to come in, alone way. That of the
18th is: Lincoln 2S5, Mcclellan 9; of the
189th; Lincoln 4s1, Mcclellan ~
This regiment called at the White House,
the other day, on its way to the front,
and the president spoke few words to
them, saying, among other things"
"While others differ with the admins
tration, and, perhaps, honestly, the sol-
diers generally have sustained it; they
have not only fought right, but, so far as
could be judged from their actions, they
have voted right, and I for one thank
You for he" -. - -. !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
Cavalry and Artillery Horses
Wanted.

A ss1sFAHF oUARTERMAsTER's oRlIoH, /
0AVALRY AND lRTILLkRY HORSES VIII b
purchased IN the open market At Wheeling, W. Va
One hundred and hity-hyo dollars CSlo5l VII be
paid for Cavalry and one hundred and aGty'nVe
dollars Ctl66) for ARTILLERY H0rgea.
Artillery Horses muIt be Of dark eoiors sound IN
all particulars, strong, quick and active, well bro
and condition, nom six to ten years old and not
loll than 16T hands high, each horne not 70 weigh
lGHl than ], 0oJ pounds .t-
Cavalry Horses must be sound In An partic1lArls
well broken, In fnn Aelh and good condition. from
Is to 10 hands high from . yeaE1 olds and vel
BY order OF Col. Jas. A. EEtH, Col In charge 1Ht
DIV. q. n. q, o. Gus. ARIEHAN,
noWi Cant 4 40. n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
mEETIra To-NIaHT..

Gen. Which, Of Indiana, an orator and
ssoldier Of reputed worth and capacity, will
address his German fellow citizens in their
own language this evening, at the Lincoln
L johnson pole place, in RitohietoWn.
The General arrived In the city last
night, 80 that there is NO mistake about his
speaking.
Mr.. Bayne. of Pennsylvania, win after
ward address the meeting in English. BE
also is speaker Of great deal more than
ordinary power. as those who heard him OF
Triadelphia can attest.
The two speakers will meet with the
Central Club at their headquarters, at
precisely half past six this evening, and
will be escorted down by the members, in
torch light procession.
This meeting in Ritchietown should be
made one Of the grapdest rallies Of the
campaign. The little independent repub.
Iio'' did go we'll the other day at the cleo
ton, that we should all go down in great
force tonight and do her honor. There
are some Union men in the upper end Of
the city who have never seen how they do
things down in Riichietown, and to crafty
their curiosity and 1t the same time help
roll on the ball, they should come to the
Club room Tonight and join in the pre-
cession.
Come one and all, and take place In
the ranks. and see one of the liVeIiest
meetings of the canvass.
II the evening should turn out to be o
rainy one, the meeting will be held at the
Court House.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01


/ JETg DAVIS in his speech at Columbia
touched on the proposition for conven.
ton of States. he said:
"a plan of negotiation has been offered
for consideration-a plan of negotiation by
States. Well, It 10 not easy to see on what
terms the States can negotiate. In the first
place, they have no constitutional power
to do so. 10 the second place, Mr.. Lincoln
has said that he will not negotiate with
them unless they can control the army,
and they can only obtain the power to
control the army by traitorously attempt
government they have instituted. But
suppose this were possible, what are the
terms offered2 II you will acknowledg.
your crime, lay down your arms, emanci-
pate your slaves and turn over your lead
ers-as they call your humble servant-to
be punished, then you will have permission
10 vote together with your negroes upon
the terms under which Mr.. Lincoln will
be graciously pleased to allow you 70 live
8s part of the nation over which'he pre-.
sides. Ifthere be man within the sound
of my voice who contemplates such .
proposition, pity him from the bottom of
my heart. My only wish is that he was
north of the dividing line. He is not OF
he 10 not fit to exist among the men who
are now periling their lives in the cause in
which we are engaged, for he who 10 so
slayish cannot be trusted with the sacred
guardianship Of the widow aud orphans Of
the soldiers Who have died ia battle;
I believe II is IN the power of the men
of the Confederaey to plant our banners on
the, b9nks of the OHIO. where We may, say
to the Yankee, "Be quiet or We shall teach
you another lesson Within the next
thirty days much is to be done, for upon
our success much depends. Within the
next thirty days, therefore, let ell who are
absentees, or who ought to be in the army,
go promptly to their ranks: Let fresh vic
tories crown our arms, and the peace par
~, IL there be such at the north, can elect
its candidate. But whether peace can
didate is elected or not. Yankee instinct
will teach him that 1t is better to end the
war, and leave us to the enjoyment Of our
own rights"
1t will be observed that in the last par
agraph, he urges his friends to win fresh
victories in order 10 aid the peace party
At the north, that is of course the copper
head patry. He goes in for aiding Nc
Clellan.
The following statement is intere sting
"Does any one believe that Yankees are
to be conciliated by terms Of concession 2
Does any man imagine that we can con-
quer the Yankees by retreating before
them, or do you not all know that the only
way to make spAniels civil is to whip them?
Aud you can whip them, II all the men
capable of bearing arms will do their duty
by taking their places under the standard
Of their country, before the veteran troops
Of the north receive the fresh increment
which Is being gathered In the northern
States" - ~
These southern Democrats have 60 long
been accustomed to see the northern dough
faces cringe to them, that they cannot help
regarding themps spaniels to be whipped
into obedience!l &c IA llsHsl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01

George Lunt, ofthe Boston Courier, has
made a raid into the domains Of art, and
has designed an embIematical picture for
the campaign. It represents Madame
Columbia in distress, her hair all awrv
and tears in her eyes. trying to get up;.
and Pendleton and McC lellan are helping
her and exclaiming, "Arise, beloved
mother" This must be very touching.
indeed The beloved mother must be In
0 sad plight, if she can't get up without
such help. .s4 az. rii7l o-9ds it-i1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
YaInabIe Rarm fOr Sale.

FlHR undarIignsd onsEs Tor sale his Farm, situ-
afsi thFSo miles lat q 90. ClaIrIVflla and ono
nile south Ofth0 National Road, containing
100 ACRES,
10 under cuItiVatIou has plenty Of GOD timber &
well WafeEsd, lios very fyoEably, y easy % culH-
Tate and q rod quality q Land. Il coutalnl
THREE DWELLING HOUSE,
with ample and eongeuiGnt out-buildlnEl and dhod
ton 70 itl abundance %
FRUIT
q great variety and choice quality, surpassed By
no Orchard in this country. Fhs fruit has been 80
leetod with special refsre1ee % prg1t IN malkefs
Ounces, PlumI aud Grapes, togothar with snail
fEuits Ofall VaFiotioa.
This farm viii be sold On cay terms.
For partiCulAf1 inquire az the undarIlgned On
ne sIg' 2 emaesT sAMuxGHusrxx
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01

"TBB Republicans Of Ohio county have
very little TO congratulate themselves upon
in the late election. Their victory was not
won by any exertions Of theirs, they are
entitled TO no credit for the negligence OF
their opponents. The Republicans were
themselves the most astonished men in the
whole county, when the returns came in.
If the above clip from the copperhead
organ contains the truth, we submit that
the case-as made out presents bad show
ing for McClellanism In Ohio county. II
the Republicans" can beat them without
any 'exertions," what could they not do
supposing they were once 70 strip them
selves 70 the work. Their strength must
be great in the county when they can se.
scure such victory as that of last Thurs.
day without any exertiOns on tkeir part,
and in spite of all the exertions of the but
tsrnuts. "Negligsnee" can mot be truth
fully charged upon the butternuts by their
organ. They were not idle either before or
on election day. Nosuch turn out Of them
has been seen since the day they rallied
against the new State and were beaten BY
the election of Ross. The fact is, as the
organ seemed inclined to acknowledge the
other, day, viz: that McO lellanism is short
of voting material IN, this county. And the
sad phase oftheir shortness is, that in all
likelihood they will be much shorter on the
sth Of November. 1.-THE signs Of the times
indicate anything distinctly It is the rapid
collapse Of the Mcclellan bubble.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01

THr New York Herald classiissa couple
of hundred of its exchanges to show how
the chances run for Lincoln and Mcclellan.
1t gives the names of lls that support the
former, and 81 that support the latter
Among the latter we notice 1t places our
friends of the Point Pleasant Register
which is mistake. The RsgirtR sup-
ports Mr.. Lincoln zeaIously A
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
sALE o. XALgAlLE MAJ rs

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
-. EALE ~ RGEGHIETOWM.
OF AqhhEh ~ u squAEs nlmbsr 9, @ Rit-h-
- 49, = ~ Mllel - locltso . no Heofy bElck
t-lllel enyder-uill - old - rflEEta lala n
ee1ellptions &es apply % Wm. eflmm. RitshfstGll.
hglds No. u Main street.
not l1l1 a. private aals bsEaFs Sha "a d.ror
De p.sliIlI . 10 5'ciock o1fhat dsg- -
4i5z .s ~ >; 49, =: - &c: e r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
wet AI.1ander meeting.

An excursion train on the Hempfeld
road will leave for the Union mass meet
ing at West Alexander this morning at 8
o'clock precisely. Tickets for the round
trip fifty cents. Mr.. John Bishop will be
at the depot at eight O'Clock to sell the
balance of the tickets mot taken last night
at the Club. 1t is important to bear in
mind that the train leaves exactly at 9.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
The pToundaVIllo Meeting.

,ws,regpst exceedingly that .our meeting
tonight clashes With the demonstration Of
our good Union friends down in Marshall.
We believe that number of our people
however intend to go notwithstanding
From all We hear we have no doubt that
the denomination will be rousing one.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01

AT the great procession of Union men
in Washington last week, the sons Of
Indiana bore transparency on which
was engraved the pithy motto, among 9TH
ers: "Fear God and hate snakes" .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
TaxesI Taxes!I Taxes!!!

4 Haeoordance With ths yroyitions Of aet Of The
Il LaEisiatuFs q Wesl VIEsiniA, entitled An Aet
slaE the oolIectioa q Eazss p1alsa Dsosm6sE Ifh;
1855 and the provisions Of an Order o. the Board o.
Supervisors Of Ohio County passed Oetooer 1Otng
1854" I hereby give notice % the tEEp9yUrI o.
State, County md sehsol TaEsas a.se.3sd in TIE
fOWHlhps within the City District q lid County,
e nv once under the Court House. from this I'M
day q OctObeE, 1854 until the 1St day Of November
next and an Gnch Taxes - have been a1lelgsd In
the several townships in the Country DIfE1e IahAl
be pFopared % receive e ny said once, on the 1Jth
day OF October until said 1st day Of November anu
aar aid Iast mG1tIonsd data, Tol some ofmy dSDu-
tos, VII wait upon the tax-paSOEl Of the several
townships fgr three days ne paee o. pay.
uant IN each Township 1Elt being made known ~
the posting Of hAnd-blflI. And IN acoordanee with
ne faFthGf pr0ViIlonl o. aid Act and Order shah
allow reduction d two and . half per cent1m On
the state tax and County levy which ahan % Pala
- my once OF a. the place delsnAtedt IN The ssVeFAA
JOSEPH EKYBOLD, & 90
E.R-Psn0nI having alruAdy paid thelr taEals
win please call Immediately at my once with their
tax Facelpt, IN order thlt may refund 70 them N
poE cent of the County Levy afro.aid paid ~ then
before the passing Of the Order oftho Board 81 So
porVisuEs GbOEO fol6FFsd %.
Octl2- tilln0Vl JOSEPH SBHB0LDs B .. 2.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01

REruRss from four out of Six townships
of Tyler county, received last night show
a majority of lo6fOr Hubbard over Crane.
We presume that We shall have the whole
county to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
A complimentary Acknowledge.
mont


The following note to Mayor Craugle
Chairman of the Central Union Committee,
which had charge of Col. ThOburn's funer-
al, was read on Friday evening at the
Club, and ordered to be published:
WHEELING, W. Va. Oct. 81. 1854.
To His Honor, Mayor CrGHgls, Chairman
Committes Of Arrangements: g7
DEAR SIR:-I am requested by Mrs.
Thoburn to express to you, and through
you TO the Committee Of Arrangements,
her heartfelt thanks for the many kind
services rendered TO herselfin her bereaye.
ment, and more especially for the respect
shown to the memory of her lamented
husband. Whileit IL utterly impossible
to remove grief such ss loving friends
must feel at a time like this, yet christian
sympathy can do much to sustain the heart
that mourns, and in this case IL 10 felt that
all that human kindness and sympathy
could do, has been done to sustain the
bitter cup of sorrow. cannot tell you
how highly these services, 90 delicately
been appreciated; nor eau i speak In betit-
ting terms of the fearful sympathy Of this
whole community, sympathy so sponta-
neous, so universal and so deep, that it has
made every member Of the striker family
circle to feel as If living in o city OF rels.
tions. May the God OF the widow reward
you in abundant measure for your kind
ness 10 the living, and your worthy honors
bestowed upon the noble dead.
am, Very Sincerely Yours,
I J. NJ. THoBURN,
To His Honor, Mayor orangls, oh'n Dom.
ARRANGEMENTS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01

JACOB HoRNBGook arrived from sheri-
dams army last night. BE is in very bad
health from over fatigue and exhaustion
he brings with him fifteen hundred SOL
diers votes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01

We trust that the proper persons in all
the different localities are seeing to 1t that
tickets will NOT be wanting at any precinct
in any county, on the 9th Of November.
The time is short.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
Fall and Winter Opening.
EHURsDkY, ocE. %.
MRS. E.WALTFR9

WouLD .announes 20 the Ladies al Wh,.,1,.
~ ed vicinity that ne VII have h.r 65S6iS$
ne preEaillng gtyles and latest P1rliisa r,-i.
Meuqeid also call the attention of the 1ubii. =
ss.s y oar issgs -. cloAkl BLlnoFai
sIsn Ae.l.a Uloes5 Bfe4kf1lt olpl, Nolfsd Hoo-Is
sS4t.es. 1.lnosal stpefinRIi and ml1Y ofkGr 96oil
octls siE7si - - - = - !. 1tlpn,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01

HEADoUARTRRs MILITARY CoMMANpANT,l
- WHEELIH0, W. Va, November ], 1854
aKRERAL Orders
ny direction Of the Secretary Of War assume
ID the duties Of Military Commander al wheeling
West virginia ..,,.- 80.
An fhiI city WI report TO mo for ordeES and Al re
porti ard returns of their commands WIN Dc iof'
Easa,a - -. - 5o.r,r wy.
- 80 -, - Col. 21st Infantry, v: R-os
0nciii= Commanding Post
a Il ISa Y. l. O. A.AAa. Ioyl.l.
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$500 REWARD.
sToEErTI sT0LEH1 !


a On the night a tie asa Of out5h...
%A Issls from ne stable 81 Mn. orlssr.
H1A eon the National Road, DARK BH4
ssEALLI0N, about - knndI hiEh. no
heAyy back name and tail; white alEulaF - n
Forehead, one white hind foot, ana q ssTen 49,
AZ. On The ZANE night, fnom Mn IioaiuS5o n
LIGHT GREY HORSE darker On hlpS ISl[ hG1S-
nlknl NJ years cd, with Light coloru4 ma1o ~
qosn 90 !en hip. He y an uphsaded, ny hoTlaE :
y 80 VIII be paid for each horse Or Excl
ttsiG!nat1Su n'Ay be sat 70 he shaifs onos,
Mutelinsa VIVA
os.ss-1v .ririn NJ. ILL., 4H1L,+..o-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
NEW ADVERTISEMNTS
NOTICE.

A IL PRISONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the fFm d q. ". RRGSGINa Z co. or agAlnIt
the undersigned individually, VIII please pFe1ent
them on to-day, at the store, for settlement:
November 1u.. 1854. i.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
STOLEN.

ON Tuesdsy night, fton The stable Of the subssri.
" Der. miles est q wheeling, on National Road,
. RED e0RRHI HORSE, f0uT years old last spring,
about 10 hands high, dim white spot on his fore.
head, and has Roman nose. eaid horse q VERY
neatly built Il fagt tFotter and o. gay carriage.
Thoro was also taken light eolofed saddle With
out tree In IT, bride Of the same color, and mar.
tpgale with black neck strap.
Us Reward will be given Or the recovery Of the
T't'' ~-4 -p'4f' ~ mo ms. 8. oRueRR.
oot2p-3te Kim Grove, W. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
For CIncInnafl.

~. The regular Tuesday, packet, OHIO
A LIZ Capt Ayes DAVE win lsAV'
The patronage Of tho public respectfully solicited.
oetsl-9t BOOTH, BATfBLLB CO., Agts.
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no Coal Miners

TEN on TIBFRRH GOOD MINERS can got con
II slant employment, good wages and propPtPay
at the sAmaTieAn Gas Goal Mines IAirmont1
n0TI-1Ws WM. WALKLAFHs Foreman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
NOTICE.

TUE WEST VIRGINIA HOSPITAL FOR TIE
i Inllne viii b prepared - receive patients On
md atter the 18th Of November uaxt.
oeE8i-1n RIP. oAIDEN, President.
e Pri e & Te SRs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
INFoRMATIoN WANTED.
$40 REWARD

REFORMATION Is WANTED OF PAT. RRIRRY,
who LEFT this city the 18th Of October, On t1e
steamer 'OliVe,p bound for Cincinnati. He q y
years Of age and nOArGlghtod, vas dressed IN 5lak
coat, grey wooden pant1, dGrE flannel shirt ana =
him win Be Thankfully received by his parents IN
this city md reward Of SO paid for his return.
nOV-lts MiOHAEL FRIERL