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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-18
ENUMERATED LARoR

New YORK, Nov. 14.-The WASHINGTON
special to the Post says the planters in the
lower counties of Maryland have agreed
TO pay their former slaves at the annual
rate of from $50 10 800. ''''
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-18
Death Of a Congressman Elect

New YORK, Nov. 1O.-Gen. Wright,
just elected to Congress by the Democrats
of the Fifth New Jersey district, died this
morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21

given 3 great impetua 10 mining oDera.
tons Andsthete Is no Doubt tue increase
the current year, and foF several years to
come will be very large, both from old
mines and from new enterprises thar are
being AorganiEed. The latter are being
located chiefly in Colorado, 90 far as re-
CARDS companies that are being gotten up
in New York. Many of these, Nc suppose,
are mere paper bubbles; but in some of
them, doubtless, there is substance; and
the result, in the aggregate, must be the
application Of capital, to very large ex-
tent, 10 the development of the resources
ofonr gold lands. There has been organ
lied in New York since January frat, u
gold mining companies, With an aggregate
capitStof $63. 400, 00e. OfsilVer comps-
nies four have been organized, with a can.
itsl Of $I4, 500, 900. In San Francisco
heavy Investments have also been made ia
these enterprises, and We suppose altoReth.
or there has been invested, within the last
year, over one hundred million dollars in
the gold and silver mining business. The
result of thiS4We already begin 70 see at
Ban Francisco, where the Shipments Of gold
for the first q months of the year, show an
increase of tJty Per cent, as compared
win the corresponding period last year.
ln view Of the present condition Of fiuau.
eiai anairs this Is an encouraging feature;
and It becomes manifest that prudent man
agement In regard TO the currency is all
that is needed 20 carry rs safe through the
paper money Whirl, Gndplaee our finances
once more solidly upon q specie basis.
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The intercepted eorres pondsnee 9 CORES.
Pondence which l believed at the time to
be genuine, and which showed thai ~ par
~ in the country had been employed by the
Confederate Government 70 procure means
of carrying on war against STATE IN amity
with US. Ny noble friend e aWare that
Her Majesty declared at the beginning of
this war her determination 20 preserve q
strict neutrality, and prohibited her sub
|iects from taking part on one.Eide or the
other. am sorry to say the iuJunction of
Her Majesty has not been ObeYed, 4 have
thought it right on every occasion, when
1t appeared to me ibaLihers was ground Of
complaint against The United States,
70 remonstrate with the Federal
GOverument. With regard 70 the docu.
mene TO which my noble. friend alluded,
it has been the subject Of great deal OF
inquiry. Il was SAID 70 hive been pub
iished IN q New York paper genuine; but
Mr. Seward states that. having made fur.
Their inquiry, he finds it 10 lave been alto
gether forgery, "a laugh, and Hear,
hear. Il WAS supposed 70 have been is.
sued by the Secretary OF the Confederate
Navy but 1t was, in fact, 80 invention of
some gentleman in New Y6Fk Certainly,
should not think Of ms ipg any complaint
VI NuaN 5AOlSGb ~ tue sUt1AllEu OOuleQeEs
ate government. There was question
with regard to which my noble friend made
inquiries before the hoiidays-l mean the
case of the Saxon That is before the
courts, and the ship and cargo have been
released. Itis alleged that British sub.
ject was murder d; and the American gov
ernment have ordered that a court martial
shall try the oficer accused Of the murder
/ With regard 70 lhe. nlhfinn nj nv Dnbia
friend, suppose be sill otllRp part from
the usual form Ind object Is the introduc.
ton Of the words sor extracts after the
word "cOpies,n and also that he will not
object to the insertion ofthe words "sc
csIiedn before "GUvernment of the Confed.
crate States" Otherwise it might seem a.
if the House recognized the Confederate
States, although her MESSY has not done
The Marquis of Clanricatde said he had
no objection to the amendments proposed
by his noble friend.
This motion as amended was then sgreec
Ito. . 1t' sc'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21

TaE fact that Forrest has been allowed
to stay in Western Kentucky and Tennes.
see for more than three .Weeks, robbiue and
numbering at pleasure, is without expla.
nation as yet. A fortnight ago the country
was promised that Forres. should not &c,
back to Mississippi safely, but he shows no
disposition to go at all, Sc, long as there is
any Pluuder within his reach, and tn Lou
iGVills papers report that there is general
preparation of seessh sympa.hirer.
throughout the State, and confident ex.
PecsariOn of rebel invasion on, gran
scale, of which Forrest is only the pioneer.
L'ngstreet, BuOkner, Breckenridge and
Morgan are all expected to bring their
forces into the State, with the intention 10
remain aud to make raids into Ohio and
other free StateS. 1t may be very unmil,
itaEy TO believe in these predictions Or
consider their fulflment possible, but the
imPuutry allowed to Forrests raiders
shows that almost anything Of the sort
may be expected. Gen. Sherman ought to
comprehend and command the situation in
his department, and it may turn out that
he does, bat things certainly Fave an ugly
look just nov.
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best security from invasion, from home or
abroadi lis the beet security for the
morals aud domestic peace of the coun-
try; tits the best security tor maintaining
the patriotic sentiment of the people, and
70 keep them from wildly fleeing from every
threatened danger, thereby demorallZiug
the trust they repose In the government to
protect them Il will be the best evidence
they can have that toe government does
not intend TO violate thst great compact of
our liberties. tha deliberate compact of
great and good men, the Constitutions of
the United States, which says 10 laogusge
not to be miStnterpreted or misunderstood:
"ATtiete Cd. a yell regulated RIilItia being
asesssaEy 70 the security Ofd fires STATE, the
slghtef thePeoPis TO keep and bear arms shall
not be fnfrMged"
A FABNER oyER FoRrx- rI1E.
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THsRa remains now scarce doubt of
the massacre of the negro troops at Fort
Pillow by the rebels. Both the President
of the United States and Gen. Sherman
have Lent confirmation to the nsWs, and
both have announced that retaliation will
ASSursdly follow. Retaliation is terrible
to contemplate, but nothing else can com.
pei the rebels to decent regard for the
opinions of mankind and the rules Of civ
liked warfare. We presume thst az soon
as the facts are officially reported upon a
demand will be made upon the rebel author.
tiles for the officer in command in the at.
tack on Fort Pillow, aud also, perhaps, for
some or all Of his subordinate ofiOers-at
all events for the responsible oficsrs-and
that if given mp to Us they will be shot and
there the matter allowed to end. II not
given up the government will shoot man
for man, selecting the victims from the
prisoners nov in our hands.
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Commissioners Sale of Real Estate
on Main Street.

virtue Of = decree Of the Circuit Court of Ohio
~ county, entered on tue I'D day of March, l6gA
II the case OF Peter and EmuiI iaTnell, b ihsIr
pe1t friend, against the hOrtn ". stern IA K Of
~, and Others, ill Sell NJ pubhe auction At
me front door Of tue Court House OF ohio county
on 2; TUESDAY, THE 1HIhD LAY VI Nay AhXf,
ht ~ Sel9ek A. Of that daI, to The highest u9d
6ldder, the following properly, TO ait: abe
!ooNing ceseiibed pare Of Lot No seven IL 'front.'
n On rain street IN the city OF Wheeling, thar 10
% the north EASTERN part OF LaId lot, frOLtiDB
~ nam strset nIty-thTee iseT aud three and one.
t1iIa inches, and running back with line parHilsl
Slth Rue southern line OF said LOE kU.I nIty-.iX
Ie9s Two tnc e's being the part Of OF No Aicre.
s sAlG SET apart IN suralIy 70 JOHN T. YArnAll "a
AAenaT1Ah YRFnnll. rhs property will be sold IN
s9 separate parcels, each irOuIinE IWtny-sik let
ena ksten aud tNo-thtrd inches on Main speet.
. ikAAs o. SALE tine fourth OF the purchase money
% pald In eaAh, and the 10 three tq al
NJ iaiments Of ak, Twelve and eighteen months
Win interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser
swing bond With satslaeto security tSr the dstsr
Pay ments but 20 have tue privilege, At his oP
tlon, Of paying the whole puIchaSO money In eash
Or Of PeyIng IL cas- grvaser proportion thereof
nAFSI:td DANIEL LANR OornmIIEionaT,
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NATIONAL LOAN
u. S. lO-4O'S.

SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 this popular invs tment "a,
~ SsSe1 y inc UNDERSIGNED, aud receipts Issued
ehtll the Bonds are doiveIr4. Which viii ~ Tjons
nee OF Charge to the Subscriber at Tue ''l'
MerehRnts' and Mechanics, Banlx M
W Wheeling.
This Loan bear5 gold interest. psyablsE ,Nt AVN.
ALI' ON coupon aud registered bonds Of 800 SSi
OF 50 and 100 dollars. '1Vns
IN snoscTlbi' s, Parties are requested to pay the
SctGea interest from the drst Of March to the day
OF interruption, IN COIN Oh CURRENCY ADDING IITy
PA oEHT PRENTUN, A+SAA
me intsEsht on this LoAu is payable on the arst
Gays OF March and September, in each wear Tbs
,smi.annu1l coupons are payable at those dates and
one anh1sl coupons on the TO and leo dollar bonds
are payable on the fret Of Mach, 1855
Lnsee 40 Sgs cannot be taxed by States, Cities
,h". ~, q SoonHes, and the Government Tax on
81 income, when the Income Of the holder tTeeeds
- unoLSd DOLLARS per Annum; ali other invest.
ments1 such rs income frSm Mortgages, Ron ESoS5
sLooA Ana bonds, etc., must pay from three 70 fiVe
Wheeling, W. Va, April 9, 1854. spII In
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Public Sale of Valuable Coal Land
near Burlington. Obio

WILL BIG s LID AT PUBLIC SALE on Tuesday,
wv the 18th day Of Nay nsEt, at the village u
DuI5nnston, BelmpnE county, UhIo, TO Ihe hi shsst
aug pest 81 der tract Of Iaud contain nE oas nup-
Sasd aea tSsnty one aeTes, ons rood ana SE s.lO
I II tne Ohio river, betE Ntek,oI's Iuu and
STEMS run, and 4 nndsTlaid Win 1a.uabIs IsdsOl
SaS accessible for mining; part OF tue Tract ID
uIesL eeIIN atlopb the rest rIed with tin
t' here offered forpr0htaUlo Invo.'
terms OF sale-One thlrd In cash. and the balance
In tWelVe, eighteen aud twenty f,1r ToanEbs. VII
interest from DAY Of sale and lea retained upon
tne pl opeIty to secure the deferred paymsnI
April To- 4A64-td JAMeS PAUL.
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Commissioner's Sale
Of a Valuable turR on ths Ohio Riv.r, n.,r
FarECTs6uFp, ". Va.
Edwin farney AID wife, ct ala, CompPts
against
JAMS B. WHEAT,
Special Comu4i sIOneFS.

" q IatuootS tuTIA on Ehe Ohio Ripsr, HESF
ParECTS6uTp, ". Va.
6aWln fArneJ AID WIFE, sE Als., COmplIS
against
Richard Ha6den, ct. al, Defendants
it, ChaneerJ.
NOTICE IL hereby given, that I shall In Aeoori.
IN Hnce with decree OF the Circuit Court OF UhIo
county w Vas rendered On the 18th DAY OF March,
le0l IN the above entitled case at the front do Of
the Court House of Wood county w. We, 10 the
city Of PArkersbuTg on ThursdAy, the lpt6 dIy Of
mayI 1864, At u O'Clock, A a. ocr for tale at ub.
lie auction the tolIOWi described valuable prop.
cry, Wa: A farm containing about twO hundTrd
t<VVJ acres SITUATED In what Il knosn a. the WASH.
iaE,on BotloEa in the Comfy Of Wood ~ Va on
the bank OF the ohio river aud about Eve mile. BE-
ioM the city u PaIkersburE. The lands ART beaut
iui'y situated and highly imProI ed Said iurm
oeionRs to the estate of Alexander H-d len. DECD
ana - cold by decree Of Court with the eonseHt Of
the helEs and parties interested The ttls Is pei.
lest. The deed 20 Alexander Had Gu Is OF rtsOId
III wood COi w. Va, Book No. IS, page SO.
EEhhS.-One-fourth Of the purchase money In
eAAh the balance in three equal paJ msntS at sx,
we've and eighteen months, the purchAs RiTInE
oondS with good Securty for the deferred pay
d u P0tchAes money, the COMMISSIONER reIHiuI "a
iien upon the property till ths deferred payments
are entirely paid %.
HANNIBAL FORBES.
wheeling. W. Va, April 18th ibis IS {. SoI
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THE HOTEL PROPERTY now in the occupancy
otJohH Bal, consisting OF ono-h8n Lot SO. ls9'
n Aanes addison, 83k1S8 feet, building l1l iee1
In length BY 90 In par. and IS IN part IN Wi1tn'
eontainipg 50 rooms. Also orc half Lot No Jul,
fronting on P0urth street ok 81 feet, with 6tabnS
IoE oyeF:on hundIed hOrSes. making S5A2o4 set
most eommOdiOuS Hotel on MARKET Square Toe
building has been rebuilt aud remodsled within tnS
past iTe years.
Also three good brick tonemeBtB on Fourth Itrees,
containing nine rooms, and hail IN each, now IN
COED order
Also y feet OF Lot 1875, With the imProTementsI
on Market street, and ons-Eyurth Of Tot ", WIN
improvements, opposite union Church.
apT2 Il SGEJ ROBINSON. ARont
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21

THE Richmond Rhig of the 7th instant,
has = leader on 'Grsnt and his designs. -
Il SuppOses his plan to be to approach
Richmond from several directions, and
predicts that be will make worse failure
than Mcclellan. 1t makes sport of his
travelling, and says he is as busy as pos
ter of circus bills. The Rhig says of
beef: "This nOurishiug food, which has
unhappIIy been loOg a stranger at mos. of
eur boards, sold yesterday At $3.50 psr
pound by the quarter.
The Virginia Legislature passed rssOlu.
lions insisting on the exemption of all her
Justices of the peace from. cOnscrip ton
but the governor says all under As shall
be eOnscripted aud he will find older men
for justices; Whereat there is great iudiR.
nation among the justices. The fact proves
the rebels hard up for men.
AT the new Richmond theatre they ar,
PlnyinE the roaring farce, "Miscegeua,iop
or the Virginia negro in Washington" 1
must be very rich.
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F lRST NATIONAL BANK.
-. BRIDGEPORT. OHIO.
Designated Depository and financial. a ent
Of Tie United STATES.

'E'llIs BANK is the successor to the Belmont
pared to do general Banking O. lleetton and x
change business. -
lt is authoEizedtO receive subscriptions to the
3D., 1864. ~ VI an
Ihe.e bonds bear date March LIST, 1854. ara re
ueemsb.e ct ;he pleasure II the Government alter
eoin' with interest at I'VE per cent. per Gnnu. in
Bonds as they may prefer, In sums ~ F5O ~ -,
multiple oil 1lty 6oiIArS. "a Sumo
interest on the $50 and 500 Bonds IL uayabIe
% All O!her denominations seui.annIaly
hese bonds will draw interest from MaIeb IL.
the eIGi 1ed Inter, st froi that day 10 the dats
currency II pald in the latter IThcb inriTiis!
etates notes and note of The Nation Al BanTs
MY Per cent. premium must be ada d to ths
amount OF thtereat uuIiI OthsryTise directed
apr JOHN O. TALLMAN, Cash.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21

NJ4LI sell our FIGURING aIll situatei IN c.n.,.
w wheeling, on Baltimore and Ohio n r =
river bank. " " =. Ne UePotI on
Lae Mll pc. four run Of French burrs and all the
~ IN proxements in machinery me eanacjt,S
u rue am q lou barrels per day. tes1SS
A. et.e q engine 16tnoh bore, three feet stroke -,
s4ted q oO hoTse power, thres cylinder boiIsSS
= lees long, % inches in diameter. he main hIId
in y % ieet by 80, four storiea and War.baSS ~
70 leet BY ~, thEee stories intending bSss
Llenti also new stable 90 feet by IN Fbs Id N
the Mil u erected b 464 by II feet All Iii
ne would call the attention Of canItslT-ta a. .t.,
as there 10 no Mil more favorable sJt,S,
- LHAa thls IN the western country Wa 6SSs =.
49, am growing country surrounding ne So
he9We nave the Ohio river At our door tbSt -
* ~ times get a supply Of grain " seH
q. " LEe also mHpraby situated to shjbA ,ry 49,,
g ne Eastern Markets both by Baltir1oFe a M Ift
taA5oed ana PenpsylVaD Central NJ, No 49,.
so4e lSeal trade for our flour and feed ~ faiT
NenANe = ra4lro1d fro4t our Mil d5y5Tr - 49,
etst mark, BY which We draw our Vheat fro1 ~
INTO the MIL by machinery TbTSs N A. @
sks N from two TO three thouaand bnShsiS ~ st.
= So swing the heavy expsnSe Of iraySaS.
A sSl9 tlo property not be sold bythe Si.t ~
- private sale, then viii off,r n t 81
IS sSS on that day at two O'clock n N Al ~
rouse IN the city Of wheeling Tesi1s Iii
ms re sA'y. a. 3. DEIWILRR %. 4
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate In Csntr..
NKhERIInnEr.

i'll sSAASSAlnB Sc
u virtue of deed of trust made by David Kan.
" nsdy to Charles Marshall dated tee 2Tth day
o. March 1902 which said deed Ia noW OF record IN
rue ONCE OF the Recorder for Ohio County IN DEED
BOOK twenty-five page nYe hundred and 6ftesn .
ala0 BY virtue OfAn Orlsr OF the Circuit Conrt for
SAID comfy, made oB the 18th day of Dsceu her.
1865, and entered In ChAncery Order cook number
q page - 6y Which the undersignsd was appointed
Malshall, vii, on MONDAY, the Sd day Of NAV,
ls64, at the tront door OF til Court Hose OF sad
county Prceeed toseli at Public Aus tiou the follow
ing property 70 wit: Lot number two bnDdFed ana
fEe!ys l2l2J IN that part Of the city OF lYheslfnS
Iasd ont by william Chapiine and John EoI, tbe
same being six ak feet wide and one hundred and
Twenty-Five feet deep-EaTing and excepting that
part OF said lot sold by Kennedy and vile u
Clark being sixteen feet Oh the Hest end OF saiJ
lot fronting on secoud street, running back sirtv
six feet 70 lot two hundred and thirteen ~ b. LID
in lots or parcels to suit purchasers
TEkAiS-One.Iourlh cash The balance in equal
payments of three, Six and niue mouths, VIM in.
approved security. n. RICH HARRISON. -
apLziIo trustee
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Tho ParkersbarR Convontion.

This body met yesterday, discharged lis
duties and adjourned. The list Of dele
gates appointed to the Baltimore COnvsn.
tiou will be found in the special dispatch
from our reporter. MesSrs. c. D. Hubbard
and Campbell Tarr are the delegates from
this district. As will be seen two of the
four delegates at large were awarded to
this dissrict-Viz: VI. Z. Stevenson aud G.
D. HALL.
So far as ws know the whole delegation
(tsu in numbsr) are for Mr. LincOln'S re-
nomination.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21

CoLDs. Coughs, Asthma, Oatarrh, Brou.
ehltis, HoArseness. Any Irritation or
Soreness of the Throat caused by Cold or
unusual exerlion of the voice relieved by
nsing Browns Bronchial Troehes.
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The cold Supply.
[Eron ID cinelpnati anI.lt.

lis gratifying to know, in these d.y. Of
pepper currency, that our Pacific mines
continue to yield their full supply of the
precious metals. Many people suppose be-
cause the receipts from California At New
York have fallen OF, that there has been
An absolute decline in the mining business:
but the statistics OF SAT- Francisco show 4
e0uiFAry result. The falling OF in receipts
at New York results from the danger Of
shipping the precious metals in American
vessels, and now Instead Of forWardtnR gold
to Londoa via New York, it is shipped di-
rect from San Francisco, IusomuSh as We
are compelled TO Ship corn TO Rurops. tbis
makes no difference In the finRI lrs.nI'
The fact remains, and this Is The imnor-.
tAnt feature, that our products are on the
increase, and 10 proportion as these Are
maintained, our transit from q currency To
. specie basis, when the time comes for a
resumption Of the latter, viii be made
easy.
Ihe gold exports from sau Francisco.
From January let to March l4th compares
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Ans you aware that a simple cough ter.
inmates in .consunption? Why not be
wise in time and use Aliens Lung Balsam
which will stop The disease and prevent
fatal eonsequenees1 81! 5s
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OIEI0.

On Wednssday, April 2Oth, 1884, RMNA. onIv
qq1a9ghteE Of Mary and Washington Rumble, AGED
funeral from the residence or the narSnt. -
EoT street and NH alley, Contre wbeslI1y mi.
afternoon fTharsdayl a " o,eIoek.
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Annual Township ELECTION

" county that An election be held on the fouEi9
Thursday IN April, 1864, beng the zSth DAY % ~
month, for township of6eeEs, - provided oy Lns
Acts Of tile LegiAla8ure 81 the state Of West VIZ,
Einfa, aud that the Gle K give due notice q sail
election. 1este= go. n slGHIS.
Clerk BOARD oGslpeFYiloU Ohio county
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Excess this year,

The shipments during the two iirSt wee =
IN March were - 2Ol, $40 lT-of which
% ole 6ss went 70 England, and $3.50 slo..
q to New York. s.
The dePreciation OF tie currency. and
the cOnStqusht activity IA business, has
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21
ToWn Lots for aaia

VIZ undersiRned having Ia d into Tor IL,
- ar oSat six acres Of the Pasture Pisld sioniss
~ cen FiLst and Second streets "a ~ StsS S e
SnILe im1eeltngl viii sell The aAnS a pIivatt
~ ~ un ti AO SDAHs MAY eth, 1864.
W which day, those Lots reinainIp0 lp5,oi5 :. a,
S!sl at public auction, Oh RaR PkHriGFS a. Ia
sixteen Of these Lots are 90 feet font nv IN a..
y eepth. Ten them are 80 feet 'front.' 81 s01 ~
OtheFS are Of different sizes, aeoordlnE a.
The streets and alley1 have been 90 iudj.to,.,.
as TO atord cow enieht access e fhs IboIS
Lhe FIAT Of the addition can be seen mon s,iS
cation 70 the nndeEsfgEed ~ aRPl'
Inc attention Of capitalists and othen4 ls.L,,
AesLments, - vel Is PeEEonI of modeFnie msapt
III sng :ites ioE home, e asksd fjr these IotS.
about eleven AcIea, and not nFevfo.SS
spla VIII % offered at public auetiop ~ az 80
Terms win be made known on the day ofs,l.
..,s...i BEVERLY ~. .e0RF,
: -e=-ae:1. 4xeeutor Of John Eoa.
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For CnIrn md CO.,
WRITING SCHOOL FOR { AnlES

a MRtIII16G SCHOOL For LADIFs--EXTITi n.
nov open q the Business OollsSe
etAef students attend. Terms IS psr T1Sntb ~ e3 ne
~ 9aEse unlimited In time, payable at are tinS
=. tLanee. good hand writing can Be SeSnjrS
Z apIs In '.St = ~ 'l ron tEo TO three months
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21

Gel guAFd our Tag, sd keep OaSh EtlTi
Eseh GGrlPS e. blight a. n0V tbsy RGVo,
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