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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-19
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M R S. MANCHESTER


M RS. MANCHESTER
IsconstantIy receiving unsolicited testimonials Of
the astonishing cures performed by her. Among
many recently received the following which are
commended to the notice OF the afflicted. Mrs Man.
chester may be consulted at
No. III Clapp's Block, Room No. 6.
CASE or SPINAL Disease CURED.
This is to certify that went to see Mrs Manches.
ter last March with daughter OF mine troubled with
spinal disease for which she had been doctorcd for
hve years, and by number Of physicians of all
kinds; and she has had twenty-ons applications Of
electricity applied, but all to effect but she conl
hnnaly grew worse. came to the conclusion, as
the last resort, to 20 and see Mrs. Manchester and
did so and to my great surprise she told me the first
cause Of the disease and how she had been from time
to time, which encouraged me to try her medicines
Ididso. and now my daughter is able to be around
the house all of the time. She also rides ten or f
teen miles without any trouble or Inconvenience and
Think in short time she win be restored to perfect
have heard Of great many cases that Mrs Manchss
ter has cured. think IL any person deserves pat.
ronage the one who tries to preserve the health
Of the sick and suffering; and know that she uses
every effort which lies in her power to benefit her
patients. SARAH L. KxIeHTs,
GEORGE KNIGHTS,
ABBY 4. kNreHTs,
EMMA KNIGHTS.
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Certificate OF the Clerk of - District co.,s %,
United States District Attorney "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
sherman at Savannah.
Rrom the Army md NOW Journal.

i
The great campaign Of Sherman, which,
like startling and magnificent pageant,
has been slowly rolling, through so many
long weeks, before the riVeled gaze of
thirty million spectators, nov approaches
lite close. So brilliant 10 its inception, Of
such unequAllsd skiIl In It's conduct it
must now be pronounced an unqualified
success Whether to its record hitherto
the ultimate seal Of triumph In the cap1
ture of the great stronghold of Savannah
shall be affixed or not, the campaigp 70 al
ready round, smooth, and complete. The
dissection Of the Oonfederacy, the march Of
victorious army, with measured and de-
Iiberate tread, straight through the heart
Of the enemy's territory, for hundreds of
miles, the seVeriug of his chains OF COM
muuieatIon between East aud West, the
destruction Of his military supplies and
storehouses all along the protracted route,
these are tho results accomplished. And
we must add to its material fruits all the
iuestimable prestige this bold march has
brought TO arms, and the staggering blow
1t has struck against the enemy's self con-
fidencs and his hopes and prospects for the
future.
Not in our eyes only but in those Of the
entire South, leaders and dupes alike, this
success will be duly appreciated. That
mdeep humiliation to the Confederacy,"
which according to Richmond paper, such
o penetration Of 1t from the Alleghauies 70
the Atlantic would involve, has already
fallen. Nor is this even all,
II Sherman, essaying new campaign OF
such difficulty and magnitude, cau accom-
plish 50 much, what can he do 10 the fu'
ture, with his accumulated experience, at
the head Of his army of veterans, almost
absolutely intact, eXultAut over perfect
success, aud taught iudomuitAble conf.
dence by 80 many gallant field from May
to December What security is there
hen ceforth for Savannah, or Charleston, or
Wilmington, or Mobile2 What more Sc
clusiou has the very heart of South Caro-.
lima than the powerful State OF Georgia,
once boastedH Even the stubborn Rich
moud campaign cannot escape the inhu'
ence of Sherman's extraordinary success.
at is clear" says the British Army and
Navy Gdzstte, calmly reviewing the posi-
tiou of affairs, "that, 50 long as he roams
about With bis army inside the oontede.
rate States, he is more deadly than twenty
GraAts, aud that he must be GeStr0yed y
Richmond or anything iS to Be sdued. Lee
will probably be forced by this condition
Of affairs to assume the offensive, because
he eanuot afford to let Grant hold his
hAnds whilst Sherman is committing bur
glary in the Southern mansion" On the
North, on the South, and on friends and
foes alike across the Atlantic, this crown
ing success of the year, we may be sure
will have its proper weight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

The Tobacco bill introduced in Con:
,s4oss provides; First for the establish,
.nsas segaited statss Observation-Disclosures
in tobacco growing and tobacco trading
districts allowing the Secretary to des>
igpate any private warehouse thereof TAX
ing proper security from its proprietor.
ID, Every producer of tobacco and
manufacturer shall, before any delivery
to purchaser, or removal from the place
of production, maks a statement to the
Assessor, as to the amount of his pro-
duct, within given time. But allows,
under regulations, removal from the place
of production to o bonded warehouse, and
for expectation Of any of their products
prior to the payment Of duties, but after
assessment
Sd. 1t authorizes transfer under the
regulations, of tobacco and its product
from one warehouse to another and for
expectation, prior to the payment of du-
ties.
4th. 1t requires the payment of duties
in all cases before it leaves the custody
Of the producer or the United States
warehouse.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

CLEvELAsD. Dec 24.-Tbe following ID
a list of the casualties caused by the dis.
aster on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh rail
I'd yesterday; Killed John Robinson and
wifs Of Petersburg, Michigan; o. d. Perry
OF Cleveland, and DR.. Miller of Minerva
Ohio; Wounded, Geo. Reveu, Isssiloni Nose
Thomson Of Mansfield; B, H. Grahsm oi
MiIIersburg; C. n. Worthy of PhilsdelPhisi
P, a. Hammond Of ClsVelandi Mrs. Enb-
slider Of Cleveland; DR.. Boce of Pitts
burgh: W. A. Baldwin Of Elmirai Il. Gill
man Of OleVelAod; Mrs. A. Baldwin Oi
Cleveland, aud few slightly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
u. IS. ldarshal,s Sale.
Unitdsh.ss

uaited States -. -. IA.
Diltflot Oouft OF u"
sundrV parcels Of Foods Unltsd State for ths
GtfEsd By ThoS Horn. Dls:Eist Of West 5lrFinia.
brook, Surveyor Of = wheeling. fAu FERN.
Customs, iOE yiolatiOa I'Si. o,,s.,.
Of RpVo1us Laws OrdT0t sA.e-
IL CieEk's once Of the DstEiet CJurt Of the ualtei
State Tor the District Of West Virginia In the abovs
entitled cause. I viii, on MONDAY, tbs 1oII DAY
on PJANUARY, 1855, a the Auction Roo ns of 9s0ESs
T. WIckham, oJFueF Of union and AArkst streot''
WheelinE W. Va, proceed % sell ~ tpublie aneto1,
TO the highest aud bsst biddsF, The Artsel rsrFeA
10 Ia aid ordaE eOasiStinE Of Nhlky, OlgnAe lGAa.
dy Ginger Brandy, blackberry Rrandy, Port NInS.
OEfaUbI Wlns, HollaBd Gin, Cil4r, bohnlRlss Dys'
poptieBittsFti in baFTus And oostsi
dun Caps R0In sAltpStoT, Bar LsAd, Rg gdIs shot'
Ballet Moalds one Revolver, Rhs Clglf1. ~ A.
tard Countar Seais1, Nuts 1iouT, BlasEtnE fo9aee1
Salt Empty sssEaS WshbtnEs Cen httnse, hots1
shoss lstinEs SHOES, SECS, Applss, oas Coll ko2a
MoIAssaa, MAAehea. Rlea. lax, ke-, Ae.
Terms Of alla, Calh-Q0VoF1mant tlndl.
Sale 70 oommence az 10 Gel0sE A. n. and eoutlnni
from day 20 day until all b sod.
dseIats 0. 9. MaE bal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

IT is reported from Germany that nine
tenths of the people rejoice over the news
of Mr.. Lineoln's reelection. Some Of the
prominent Professors and other leaders Of
the High Church. aud RAA etionisi party, are
bitterly opposed TO US, advocate slavery
and look for the division of the republic
and the overthrow of depoetatic inStitu-
tieus, which they hate with most cordial
hatred. ss--1l.ri
Since the slesliOa the secession press IN
France has abstainsd from the abuse Of the
President ana has spoken more respectfully
Of the nation, while the liberal press has
been jubllant and has shown its full aP-
probation OF the spectacle presented BY
our people ct ibis peaeefai triumph Of free
principles. s5 h ..stsF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26


THERE is good reason to hope that after
the holidays Oougress will pass the con
stitu,ional amendment to abolish slavery.
There are symptoms of yieldipg to the
stroug popular current on the part of some
Democrats members, and the recent course
of the New York Reria SpS esEeF leading
Democratic paptss will Increase this ten
deucy. No membsr risks anything among
his constituents By, sptihg for the amend
msnt, for the most pro- -sIASery constituency
will acquiesce in il as only a formal sub
mission of the qssstioR 70 the people
The free State govetnmput Of Louisiana
will also be recognized, and les members
admitted, perhaps. betoto The sdiOuEuuens
for the holidays, certainly Afterwards, and
a system Of reconstruction. for other rebel
States will be adopted, 70 which there will
be no objection among Republicans, and
not much from any quarter. With these
two great matters settled the pSth Is clear
ed for finiships up the war and restoring
the Union,on the sound and durable bash
of t'Libstty and UniOn,; now and forever
one aud fnseparable." ~ t.i' .al54.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
wHAT unmiiiFaIted 10 thloSsss- southern

WHAT unmitfEsted isrs those southern
editors ArtI Who, ,wouli not have suppos-
cd on reading their usvgpapers-that isi Il
be believed thsm4athal Sherman had found
hard task in getting through Georgia;
that wheelsPs eayalfs had INFLICTED SO
Erea. damage on him thst he wss troubled
to geCsuppiies; that ii dnsshse eSGld see NO
possibility of making hls way 70 the coast,
and that he was often u imminent danger
OF being ovsrpowsteaS No doubt this was
the impression those ssraei6Hs journalists
Intended to make nponI the minds Of their
tsaders. Some of out .citizsns a. the north
we're SO foolish aS 10 fear that the state.
pisSts had d!aoms d sorl OF foa6dati6n.a But
the arst word sherulsh tells Us Is that he
has had a most agreeable; march !. that his
Army is in finer condition, that he has not
'bsSnl much molssted by gtaerrillss, that his
4uimals are in better condition than they
we're when he started aud that he has
many more than he RSa when he left At
lAnta, 30 thas he must dispose Of them,
even before he begtn5 bis siege of,savan-
Iah: Tho Richmond Sentinel Of so late a
date as the 10th, threeldays after, Fort Mo-
a Allister had fallen, aud sherman had writ
ten dispatches on op{ OF our Guuboats.
bad the andacity to sak that he despaired
or reaching the sea coa5t2 e.i &
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
BY Telegraph.
For Later Dispatches see I'd PHgs.
Rebel Accounts-The Richmond Pa
pers Severe on JEFF. Davis.

| HgA4 SgNgAg va SNAA- e@N-NA-
NIW YoBK, Dec. 24.-The Richmond
Examiner Of the 2Ist has an Indefinite re-
port that the rebel Breckenridge had en-
gagemsnts with the National forces undeI
B1Fbridge or Stoneman, on last Sunday
and Monday, near Glade Spring, In South
Western Virginia, and defeated them and
compelled them 70 retreat PreciPitately TO-
ward East Tennessee.
The rebel sAltworks 1t SSltVille were
reported 70 be still slfe, though Il ts be-
lieVed that thelsad works at Marion are
destroyed.
The rebel Col. Scott, IN an order dated
at Clinton, Loutsiana, directs that all per-
sons caught going in the direction Of the
UulUn lines With cotton 20 sell - the Xse
KEGS, shall be punished with 100 lashea
each.
some Of the Richmond editors, writing
under the late successton Of disasters TO
their armies, abuse JefE Davis In severe
language, charging his meddling IN mill
tAry matters as the cause Of ell their mis-
fortunes.
The Richmond Sentinel of the 2lst says
Il is reported that the Yankees have evac-
uated Plymouth, N. c. They have not
occupied Washington.
FoRTRRss MONROE, Dec, 22.-The rebel
pup6te E0ltnAu hHp A0l9NtHBs
LyaekbttrS, Pa, Dec. 14.-PasSsngers by
the western train 70 might, report q raid on
the Virginia & Tennessee Railroad at Bris-
Eol, Tennessee. The enemy are supposed
70 70 be portion Of Burbridge's command
from Bean Station. They adVaHced rapidly
aud entered the town at i've o'clock Ia the
morning, and destroyed . considerable
amount Of government stores, an eugtne,
train on the East Tennessee Railroad aud
aud eastern bound train on the Virginia
aud Tennessee Railroad, between Bristol
and Arlington. .....-... $500.
No reliable intelligence Of the eueny's
numbers have been received, but they sre
supposed 70 have bstWeen 5000 or 5000.
A body of the enemy returning towards
Bean Station, encountered our forces 81
ZoIlicofer, a station on the East Teunesses
Railroad, nine miles west of Bristol, where
o fight was said TO bs progressing at last
NEw YoRK, Dec. 23.-Ths Richmond
Examiner, of the 2lst, says:
Our army In Tennessee has been terrt-
bly, miSused aud has suffered awful injury
bat il may be restored TO full efficiency by
The hand that didit after Missionary Ridge
(Johnson.)
The Richmond Examiner Of the 2Olhi
says that the government has received of
dcial dispatches from Savannah, the 18Th
saying all was we'll.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

New YORk, Dec. 24.-Tbe steamer Cor
sica, from Havana via Nassau, arrived this
morning.
Nassau papers contain ridiculous ac-
counts of Sherman's army being dreAdtully
cut up and divided. There being 30 0oo
troops in Savannah, the probability Of bis
escape was doubtful.
Wm. R4wsou, the new Governor OF thI
Bahama Islands, had arrived at Nassau,
aud Gen. Lee is reported by the Nassau
Guardian to have left Nassau on the l6u
in the steamer DArien, for Bermuda.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

THE New England society at New York
will celebrate the 244th. .suuivsrsity of the
landing of the Pilgrims, by eating big.
ger and costlier dinner than ever cheered a
Pilgrims stomach. The new England So
cisty at Dubuque, Ia, propose a different
celebration. They will have an oFation'
but no dinner, and each member of the
society will pay the price of a dianeF
ticket-S3-into the treasury to be AP-
piled to the relief Of needy soldiers fami-
lies. There is some strong common sense
at Dubuque.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

Ar a great breakAsts party lately given
by members of the Union League club in
New York to'a disting guishsd gentleman o
passage of arms betweep Rev. Dr.. Cox and
Rev. DR.. Bellows created some amusement
In the course Of speech made by DR.. oOx'
he stated in Substance that, as clergy
man, he felt bound to abstain from seeu-
lar eontssta, and he had therefore NOT lelt
at liberty 70 vote At elections or give bis
voice at any meetings. called for the pro-
motion and encouragement of the war
He then went on to SPEAK win some &c.
verify or the management Of the sanitary
commission. DR.. Bellows, in reply, ts said
to have brought down the house oy the
suggestion that sl.ooeks that,wil neither
vote nor 'fght had better abstain from
crOWiug.gT - 81,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

SOLE PRORRIETORS,
coRSRR twOOD- AID 4sBc0SD s4RHRfs,S !
PROPOSAL FOR FORKGE.
oH1RE ouARFERMAsFER,s oPPIcE, =
DEPARTMENT; OF RR5T YIAGISIA,

CUN3LALAHD, Nd, November. 18Th, 1854.
SEALKD PROPOsAL.s in duplicate are invited b.
y ss PsssTsH. IN n .ss as 6SpastmsS. q Wsss
VlrsIaIA At OhArlsEtoe, PAtkssSbnfE, WheAlihE.
WsT virginia and dc GalpSta oniS Sad S tnS GsysS s,e
RailroSd, - follows: CArkEbIrg, Grafton, New
Greek, Cumberland, Msrtinsburg, HArRer'H Rerry,
and Frederick Cny, M3j or either Of thnss places,
With HAJ, C1Su, oats and Straw ,.-.,.e
sand CS00OJ buEhsls OF Corn or Oats and dhy 90
tons Of Gay or stray srd upwards, and must be Ge-
s3npsuiei By copy or this AdYsrtiIsment. - ~
points they propose 20 make deliyerieg,l and the
rstss At which hey EM make dsliVeri6s theBeat,
the quantities OF each article proposed 70 be dsly'
msncsd Aud when 70 be completed.
Corn e be pat up N gooA SsEpns sacks, Hay and
All articles offered under the bids herein invited
will be subject 70 . rigid inspection BY . Govern
ment Inspector, before being accepted. :
the lowest responsible blddGs as the Interests Q
the 60vsrnmsAtmAy REQUIRE 'F- = -
No bids will be considered from parties who hAyl
failed heretofore to comply With their ooatracts.
All proposAl8 muSt be accompanied byiA guAFAn
ty dgned BY two responsible persons, that in cas-
the bid il accepted, he or they will within the tint
Named execute tho contract for the same with goot
and Suheient sursties In sum equal in amount Z
the amount Of the -oontrActs to deliver forage pro
tisem6Bt and IN caseA biddeF shall tea to enter In
70 the eontTAot they 70 bmakegood the Indifference DO
EponSbie bidder or the person 70 whom the contract
may be sWArded- - -..
rasponSIhllity ofths IyuzERnt0rs raust hesAoYi
By the oa5ciI esrtihcaff ola 1nited sfateS 1BtTia
Judge OF Attorney Ubt6etoF 81 Customs, or oEheI
Government ofaelAl, known by this ONCE
All parties will be duly n6tiHe4 Of the acceptance
or rejection OF tkeIE proposals., st.Ir =. ss..
Ali proposals mnGt be made In duplicate, and b.
accompanied with the oath OF slleEilnoSof the par
y Parties, uness It has already been placed oI
aie In thIH once
The fall name and post once address Of each bid
der must b written IN me- prOposal. ~
PrOpOsAIs must be addressed 10 Captain g. Farms
VoEth, Chief QuArtsTmAster Department Of WeSi
Virginia, Cumberland, Nd, and marked GProposall
for Forage" zE-aHfs .i--'.- is'a
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees and bonds may
be ObtaIneS 0uAPpIle8t0l 70 EhII once. - - -
All proposals received under thIs advertisement
viii be opened aud examined At this once on WE'D.
HE5DAY and SkTURDAY of, each week, At II n
Bidders respectfully inTftedto be present at the
opening Of bids If they desire.
J. @. RARHswORTH,
Captain and Chief QuArternAstsr.
deel2-tT Department Of WsEt Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
Cavalry and Artillery Horses
Wanted.
A Observation-Disclosures oPPIoE.

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE
"A WAKK1IEG, W. Va, November 1SL, 1854.
CAVALRY AND AkTIL LHBY HOksR8 Will be
purchased 10 the open market n wheeling, W. Va
One hgadIee Hpd- nli5sa 2 a9leSs llI'sI w 20
dollars 1861 for ATtillery HOrsos. I1
ARTILLERY Horses must be Of dark color, sound In
all particnIArI strong, quick and active, we'll bro
ken Gnd square trottsFi. In harness, IN good desh
and condition, from ElK TO ten years old, and not
less than l5H hAnds high, each horse not 70 weigh
less than 1,O0I poundI'
Cavalry HoESsI mnst be sound in all particulars.
we'll broken, In fulthsah sod good condition. from
Is 70 ID hands high, from 70 years old, and we'll
Gdapted in vToTy way 70 0sTAIry purposes.
By order Of Col. Jas. A. BKIs. DOL In charge 1st
Div O M.G.O. GUS. ARTSMANI % b
noTi ~ zee. Capt 4 A. O. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

oBuRLEIaH" writes that company Of
Now York gentlemen have asted up a fast
sailing clipper ship 10 elegant style, placed
ON board every conceivable luxury, manned
hor completely with fiue crew. put her
in charge Of an able osptain, and rendered
her 10 Gen. George B. Mcclellan for ono
year, to sail where he will with his family
and friends-the entire expense to be borne
by the gentlemen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
Union Cavalry oPsrati0n' m in LOpisi q

U0lou SdNd4EI OPSEettsA1 ~ SfeseAeA !
ana.
NEW Y6RK, Deo. 74.-eep't DaEiason
and his division 0f Uhion cavalry, some
accounts Of whose rAidIug oPeFAtlo1s IN
the lower parishes Of Louisiana were some
time ago republished from rebel papers,
have arrived safely at PGscSgoulal La.,
from Baton Rouge, which place they len
on the eth ult. They moved through the
southern portions of Louisiana, Mississip-
pf, Alabama aud the western portion OF
Florida meeting with little opposition, and
destroying large quantities Of rebel army
supplies, occupying a number Of towns,
tearing up railroad tracks, burning bridges,
capturing q number of prisoners aud two
valuable mails, aud also intlieting immense
damage generally on the enemy. Their
operations caused great consternation
among the rebels in the country through
which they passed. Their entire casual
ties were two killed, eight wounded and
forty captured.
The rebel gueTrillas aud bushUhaekers
continue their depredatiOns on the planta-
tions along the Mississippi river, above
New Orleans, but they have nearly ceased
6ring into unArmed transports.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

/ VIZ are inclined ~ iayor the resolution
now before the House, providing that
members Of the cabinsl may occupy seats
10 the House with the right to take part
id debates relating to AFFAIRS IN their de-.
pArtmsnts, and that thsy be required to
attend st certain times to give such infOr-
nation as may be, e,tequired of them. The
cabinet ofieers have now no authorised
channel OF comu1hIoauon with the House
OF its committee. They cannot defend
themselves when attacked. They must
rely on friends 70 advocate their cause
Their isfIueuce Cd .the nsnberS; great as
tits, ia ssesst, Andge Il opsn 70 objections.
II thsy shonld bs questioned they would
OF course not be pressed 70 state what they
should deem it incoppAIibls with the pub
lie interest 70 diVulge. An Euglish min
ister's declaration that he would prefer
for the pubiisFseed that such or such a
question should not be urged, always
causes his Wish % be respected. The case
should be and dopbAssswould be thesame
with our cabinet dfiesfs and sths House, il
the proposed inllassfts,ioa inllassft shuoSpia So made
Iu easlier days tktis sfiestS otten came 70
the Hsase, when slsaf and gave such
ipfornation as was desired.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
Destructiye Fire.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 24.-An extensive Ere
occurred in Bsekmau street last night.
The loss was $4,000. ThS sufferers aru
jas. E. HaIsey & Co., hardware auction.
eers, $40. 1000; L. Glen L Bros, hardware
SIS. 900, Foster & Tanner, hardware, $s,-
600; Bassett 4 Mace, Juo. a. Scott, 3D.
ward Barnes & Co., Samson + Goodeu.
oU, Endicott & Co., losses uuknoWn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
TRnSTEES SALE.

ny VIRFUE offs Deed Of Trust oxssutSd 70 ne
10 by J5hn n Cummins, bearing date on the 43th
day Of March, 1880, Aud duly recorded 10 the Re-.
oorder's once Of NArshAll COUNTY. West Eirginia.
JANUARY, 1856, a. the h0uas Of lohn FitSSgr4id,
IN the town oT Oln8r0a, trast % lsu1 m01tt1aei
In slid Deot a Trust, laTins tbs UstSEs Of 1sh
Greek, it being the old 9TOAthOass tarm.
Terms OF SAls-oAsh- -i.ts
TAs title 70 the abaVS property is in4ISP
bot selling - trdstso shall oag o0aVsg saeh tile
a. i vested In ne BY all DEED d FTust-
JOSEPH L0UDBNsLU iER.
d.r0 TFustsn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

BrAunraGRD is select In the choice of
bis company. BE evidently does not like
To be in too close proximity to Sherman.
Ho orept oai .oi gksannah jdst ID time to
save himself Pity that Sherman seula
no. have taken him, and after capturing
Charleston have set him up on the ruins
ofsumter to spend a few months in med
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