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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19

DuRIxs the debate on the gold bill 10
the U. s. Senate last Friday, Mr.. Sherman,
in the course Of hiS speech 10 favor Of The
bill, read the following letter from sesrs-
tAry Chase. which was written to Senator
FesSsndsn, CbGiruau OF the Finance Com
mittse, on the lIth Of April last:
Sir: Notwithstanding the diminished
amount Of United States notes IN circulA-
ton, aud our gradual withdrawal from use,
a. earreney, ofinIereSt bearing notes made
legal tender for their Plaee, the price of
gold eontinutS to advance. This eject
eau only be attributed TO one or Two causes
snd is probably due in part 10 each. Pirst,
the Increase Of the notes Of local backs;
and secondly, the efforts OF spectators
have already GubuitLed through you TO
the eonSideratiop Of the committee on Fi-
nance . bill intended As 4 remedy for the
6rSt evil. nov beg leave to submit TO it's
consideration bill intended a. Q remedy
for the second. The FIRST bill lift becomes
Law will have, doubt not, the most
BAlntAry consequences The effects of the
second will probably be more immediate,
though, perhaps, not OF such permanent
importance. l ask for both candid con-
SiderAtion, and, il approved, the favorable
action OF CoDgreSs- II must not be thOughL,
hoGeTOr, that l regard either or both Of
these measures adequate remedies for f.
DAueial disorder. Nothing short OF taxa
zion TO one half Of the current expendi.
lures, and = reduction Of these e1peudi-
lures to the lowest point compatible with
efficiency, will insure hnaneial success TO
the GoVsTument, and without military sue,
cess all measures will fail.
Very respectfully you're, s. p. CHA.R.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19

oUR subscribers up at Wsllsburg will
read the following item with considerable
interest. We clip it from the Pbitadvip liz
Amsieaa:
WHsT VIEGiNIA LoTALTY.-From the
very beginning ofthis great rebellion there
has been . noble hearted msjority Of truly
loyal people ia West Virginia, who have
maintained, in spite Of TabbIe aud ToWdy-
ism, . determined aud uueomprOmisInR
loyalty 70 the Uuion. These people are
composed OF the educated and intelligent
portion OF society, aud are making every
sacrifice In behalf OF the country and III &
government. "A West Virginia Ioysiist Is
enc who stands for the old flag and tree
eountry, regardless of every other interest
Asa type Of this patriotic spirit, we may
msntion the following fact: There IL a
congregation Of ChrisIiAnB in Wellsburg
West Virginia, Eve oct of every six OF
whose male membership are out il tue
| Union army, leaving only 4 few gray
haired and fn6ru old men At homeI ET.
cry able bodied male member of this
church is a soldier. As a tribute TO such
patriotic Christianity the wives, sisters
aud mothers Of these brave men are build
tng chapel ofWorsbip for them at home
to which they expect 70 welcome them
When their service 10 the army is ended.
II is q praissWortby enterprise, and de.
serves The Gynpathy Ofa Christians sT.
eryWhsre.
Rev. E. A. Bripdlsy, the pastor Of this
congregation, Is now IL PhiIadeIphia, So
Letting aid 10 the building Of this chapel.
His people are poor 10 purse, but rich in
loyalty, aud by their devotion have enti-
tied themselves. tor common country's
sake, to the prayers and material aid Of
our citizens. Hr. Brindley is meeting with
great encouragement in our city, aad will
report 70 West Virginia the fact that our
new sister State has . warm share OF our
iraternal regard. Donations 10 the "Soi.
dieFs' Union Chapel" WeIIsburg, may be
left At this Office, any time within this
mouth, and will be acknowledged 10 orr
columns -
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sTHl Hos. w. O. BGoVN, from fB6see-

THn hos. Wa Q. BHoUN, from fBGsee
oud diItris,. lodged OE the resolution to
eenSurs Harris. OF HssJlGud. We notice
that he voted on The resolution tS,espEufs
Long. Of Ohio, and that be voted sssi0ss
eenSurinG him Mr.. Blair, Of this district,
has not voted en- Gny of .bess propositions
Of expulsion or eenS6rs, either yes or Day.
The WsllLburG Herald says that he is at
home Al PlrkerSburg attending TO bis oil
SPeeulatiOos.
We must do Mr.. wh.ley the justice to
Say that he has voted throughout, and voted
right, TOO. Nj. WbsIsy is improving In
his voting abilities.
Those iueOrrigibls eoPPerhesds, White
And Norris, iron over the river, rToIsd
against The resolution 70 eepBure Mr.. Long
just as they did sgais.t eersuriug Har.
MS. So also did Jesss LIIsar, from the
Warrington, Pa, district
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19

THE Nav EnA-This is The name Of q
new daily paper At Washington, hostile to
the standardization aud devoted to the
nOniuGtiOn Of Geo. Fremont for President.
As jet it does not amount TO much. LIS
editorials are IS muddy as Senator Pom
sroy'S speeches, but As nearly as We eAn
make cat, its theory is that the rebellion
abolished the eonStiIstiou, that the gov
srnment At Washington is nothinE more
than = revolutionary eabAl, and Mr.. Lin
coin is At fault because he will cot us4sr.
stand Il and assume deSpotie powers. II
calls the restoration Of the Union a day
dream, aud those who believe there are
such states a. Georgia and South Carolina
Aolumy uesspbysieiaus." Well, We live
ain an Ags,o aud the people 10 the intau
asylum thiuk all tse rest Of the world mad;
perh.Ps they are right. bat il will be bard
70 make the outsiders think 50.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19

IH Philsd'lphis shsy are forming anti
butter lssEusS-thAtiS associations Of p.o-
pie 10 certain portions Of the city who
agree that they will not purehass butter
until It falls to = reasonable price which
they agree upon beforehand. The effect I.
proving to be highly GattSfsetory and It IL
urged upon sh" people In all the cities and
town Of the country to form these Leagues
and not submit 70 the present extortionato
rates.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
Brooke County Delegates to the Par.
koEBbuFE Convention,

AT meeting held in the Court House,
HellSourg, W. ", April 18th, 1864, pur.
suGut 70 call in the HeraLd. for the pur-
pose Of eleetiug delegates to the Convention
At Parkersburg on the goth last, the fol.
lowing were chosen to represent Brooke
ZoVnsIY Of HtH,bur9-J. Apologize, O.
Q. Scott, h. @. Shepherd, G. W. Caldwell,
B. George.
ZoVnihiP Of Bgfalo-Robert Wells, Jas.
a. Campbell, ). @. GiSs, Montgomery Walk
er, Thomas Buchanan.
ToSn.hip Of Cros, csett-c. TAR, J. @.
Jacob, q. @. Orr, G. Hooker, ". q. HGr.
Vey.
The delegates-of Brooke were requested
to appoint delegates to the National Con.
Eention At Baltimore who endorsed the ad .
Of A. Lincoln and favored his
re-noninGiion.
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Hewgpapers for:t the soIdIsrs.
o. ,, a. UEF : uUeFIIAL,
GRAEToN, W. V, April Is, 1864. I

6GAEToHi W. April 10, 1854.
Sir. The inmaies OF this Hospital unsn-
inOuSly reques. msto BerTe.s the medium
through which they may tender their
grateful h0aks to EoH, TO The Soldiers Aid
Society" and theIr other -eoati6Htds9
JritAdS at Wheeling," and Hose lin and
near Hellsburghs tOE the muni6eent and
to them priceless ift Of EiHs daily aAd sigAt
t0eekly HsrgPgptrt from different points in
West Virginia ana The ehief cities Of the
Union, for six moths. ell Of which papers
they are nov 10 the receipt OF, aud from
the Perusal Of which they derive pleasure
and hope Improvement.
Very respectfully and gratefully,
Your obedient servant.
S.E SHERNEx,
Surgin q S. Vols. IN Charge.
To Jacob HOrsbtoOk, Wheeling, W. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19

encouragement OF immigration.
Dir. Washburus, of Illinois, submitted on
Saturday last to Congress, from the Select
Committee on Immigration, report and
bill. which were ordered to be printed
The following is a synopsis of the report ::
Referring to the recommendation of the
President on this subject 10 his annual
message, the committee say that the vas,
number of labOripg meu, es MATED At near
y million and quarter, who have gone
TO the war, have created a vacuum which
is severely felt in every part of the coun-
try 10 the Industrial pursuits of farming.
mining. shipping, manufacturing, and 10
the construction and repair Of railroads.
This labor can only be replaced by immi.
grants from foreign countries. Not With.
standing the disturbed condition Of the
country, the committee say there has never
oeen time when the Industrial classes of
Europe have had their attention so much
directed to emigration as now. 10 response
to the inquiries of the committee. the Sec
Rotary of State has furnished muet yaIns.
bic Information on the point, derived from
our representatives abroad.
The bill reported by the Committee pro-
Tides for the appointment Of Commis-
sioner of Immigration, who shall not be
bureau officer, but shall be subject to the
Secretary OF State.
The second section provides that con.
tracts may be made for the passage of
smigrants upon the pledge Of their wages
for prepayment, which thall be lien on
any land they may acquire after their arri-
val in this country.
The third section provides that the Sc.
eFetAry OF the Treasury may reduce the
migrants.
The fourth section declare. ,ba. no i'm.
migrant aVailiug himself Of the proVisions
OF this act shall os liable TO military duty
during the present var.
The 6fth session provides for the estab.
lishment of an Office Of emigration 10 New
York city, 70 be filed by Superintend emit
who may make contnaets for the inland
transportation Of emigrants, to be paid for
BY them, aud Shall protect them afaiust
fraud and imposition,
The remaining sections provide that no
person shall hold Office under this act who
is interested in the sale Of any lands. or In
the furnishing Of any transportation direct. |
y or indirectly. &c.
Ths,Sum Of S26, 900 Is appropriated to
carry the foregoing provisions into effect. ]
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wem virginia } udIeIaI DIstrIet. z

wssi vIrgintH JudieIal District. z
senAtOr Wilson Introduced the follow
ing resolution INTO the Q. S. Senate 90
last Saturday:
Resolred. TbAtF.the Committee on The
judiciary inquire whether, by the creation
Of the State Of the State Of West Virginia,
any legislation, and il 80, what, is made
necessary in referenee 70 the Judicial Dis
lriet Of Virginia, west Of the Allegheny
mountains; and also 10 reference to jndi.
ella! proceedings in said State of West yir-
GINA since creation thereof, and that said
Committee report By bill or otherwise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19

THE Boston GaIstt. says tina. the Ger
mans who recently arrived in that city to
enter the Union army, are all unmarried
and are irrePrsssibls yOeali.,s. All p..s.d
the mastering oHicsr bot one little fellow,
who was too short, and be wa, aee.n,sd
aS drummer, whsreat ali his comrades a.
IL moved By q single impulse, burS. on. n
. song Of eongrAtuIation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
Fhs Arrest or MsSSrs. Conrad 4 Co,

We noticed il our local eolumpl yeBtsr-
day that Robert Y. Conrad, Rev. Mr.. Boyd,
aud one or two other leading SeeesSiOniItS
Of Winchester had arrived here u0der ar
rest, a. hostages for the return Of MesSrs.
Bsehtol and Wheat, members Of the West
Virginia Legislature, Who some weeks ago
we're abducted from their homes and taken
% Riehmond, and Who are there confined
~ this preSsot time. We need not say
that these gentlsmsn are all very respects
BILE SeeessioniStS-nsu Of social standing
aud private worth, and that they have
been much esteemed by all glasses efeiIi-
Ss6I ia days Eone BY. Mr.. Conrad was
chAiruaa Of the COMMITTEES % Federal re-
IaIionS in the Richmond eonVsuuon, Gad
for losE tine eo-opsrstsd, after fashion,
with the Union men He yielded At last,
however, aud Iigusd the ordinance. He
has since bssa = passive IynPathiasr, We
undsrSIsnd, At his home. With the rebel
sGuIs. With the StatuI of the other gsa-
tlsmsn re are not 80 we'll acquainted, bot
Il 10 Of the sane essential character no
doubt
We uodsrS..nd that q raid upon tie
Gevsraor, 90 behalf of these men, is pre-
pIriuE anssg SOns OF our Usion people,
All that iunsdiAtsly on his return from
the interior be /, TO be bsSst with lGehry-
nose appeals TO release them from the
AIhsusua whittier they uers seat ysstsr-
day. They are respectable gentlemsu-
veil rAissd-Usll edaeGtsd-of quiet lives,
Gad all that sOrI Of thing, and it is terri.
bic addiction; Ia the eyes Of some, to see
then walked into confinement GloDs with
all the Iou-boru riR.r.H ipsarssrared in
The Athsnsum. That may be. Bat what
Of lit Who are they. aud what are
they politically, bat rsbels-enSmies to
she RoVSrnnsnt-hopetI and helpers 70
those and With those ia arms to overthrow
IhiI goVsrausut. They are men Of iufia-
saeS. That is the very reason Why they
we're arrested. Their Influence is wanted
ct Richmond 10 behalf Of two msn-non.
eousatAatS like themselves, whose only
offence iI that they were members Of the
West Virginia Legislature. II IL is a dis
S'S 'H''S " 'Hss Eeeesnsn !" Sc
into 'AS Ahsneunr so it il equally dis
agreeable 70 he''r'. BeehtOl and Whsa
TO 60 in'o Libby, or Into Castle Thunder
Aad be eoaAasd there. He''r'. Conrad q
%. will fare much better in our prison
here IhAa NsSSrI. Beehtol aud Wheat will
10 the Aieh~'ud prisons. So that th'
proper offsets OF our sympathy are no
these E'nteel ssee'sl0nt'ts-Who, Whatev
'1s't pIl'Hs n'E' arc our eee~'es-
eo' our Two ..unee 'fisnd' VINO have en-
au..o s.sA. oS % .or our cause, ana "h'
were esptafed because OF their fidelity Il
Morbid, blind. weak ,vmp.,bv Z, died
-. -
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ParkoraburG ConvOntIonI

All PsrSOuS going 70 ParksrIburE 70 the
oonIsatiOu mast be on board the REPrssI
this nOruing BY half past ten, HS she leaves
At that hour. She cannot delay beyond
half past tsu ia eOnI.qusncs Of freight en-
r.rsn.nl, bsloH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19

- EtTiPs - kF4Eht - nSU ny EaTes
Rm nGks g ISa4 OGT TSnu n TlE'
III A1at abgTO OaEh pAtFiotG ErHIS
DSsfh = tha trailer thai TUah aAro
~ tFAIl It thrOaGh The allt 81 AhA1sS
Al k0DSIt bSAFts ~ Iot VIZ anAfs
~ foTiOT Il % DSAIh o FLns-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19

Vice President HaulIn has been upon a
tiSlI % Wheeling, With several Senators,
ever the railroad. We congratulate Mr.
Aa3eiu upon not being "gobblsd up."-N.
Asy one who reads the Esprs, know
that nO.hisE would have delighted IT more.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19

A1E you aware that simple cough ter
inmates 10 consupption7 Why not be
wise 10 time and use Aliens Lug BalsAm
which will stop the disease and prevent
fatal couseuuences7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19

NOsT of the groeers will tell you that tb e
sale Of butter has fallen Of about one. half.
A nouth hence, RsW butter will begin to
come 10, and doER will go the price
!Ss,e Hartn journal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
FOR SAIE.

A VERY VALUABLE RARM, ,ituat.d in Mac,
IA, county, West Virginia, twelve miles beIo,T
thaPslta ., eent1ining i:sl41< Geres, l,9aO GerSs
az miles, all clear and IN the hIEhe.t M n nit
vAtlon, The balance Ofthe farm being heavily tinl.
SerSd Two coal VoiuS-ons " the other Camel
and within IA miles Of the Ohio river Toe IN.
Proyements are four dWellingE sIE cabina suitable
ing through the farm, afford an ample G1nn5y. -
Hater Tor stock. Six farms. each having 200 Ser.s
OF bottom land and Su6eisnt tim bor could be rlSe
oat OF This tract, and 70 practical farmers = FTTe
chance Il offered TO secure good farms eonvetie1t
70 good markets, and in inO climate. Title iHjis
puta6Ie. Terms which viii Be made 70 suit tie
purchaser. made knogn application, BY IStter
or othsTytss, . B, L. STEWART, aallipOiis o. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
OBITUARY
LITTLE PLOREyCR,

sprips-pr,.. thy warm LIP, On the sar,h's cold
Where thy roses aud Gaises are fASt asleep;
And breathe each name, - InedEb!y BUeet,
That our spirits may heis their coming fe6t.
Oh glorious spriaA-ia thy EsntIest tone.
VIII you whisper our darling, the Water has flown
That the Wild bird's bEek from Its exile home
And molhsr's Stul weeping Ald WaIiinE-aLOaS1
Oh noi-yoa can never brisE her to NE
YSt- from her dear gave the shAdoWs vii dee,
For 10 roses blush aud IN yi'Iets blue ZEE,
Her LsIStiful seElblAncs again III see.
WHaE1ISO, April, 1864. sss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
Town Lots for SaIe

TINE HndsrsIsasd bAVibE Ia d iutU ToER Lots
i about xix LrTsE CT the Rasture FItIi belonging
TO the estats Of Or John Eoh dseeAs=d, lying be-
y seu EIrst AID seGUnd stTsstE, In ia SIKH Iar
tCentre Rhee!inzJ viii sell tho ESne At pIiYGte
salsI until NO NDAT, MAY eth, 1861.
IN Hhteh day, thee Lois ZEN ainiER unBoid n i'll
be offered Al PubIe auction, on me PiENI1Ls at 10
O'eloek, A. u.
sixteen u theSe Lots 81 iSet Gout By 100 feet
In Cepih leu Of them are 20 feel fr5nt ~ IN 80
deep. Others are Of different sizes, GcoordinS 70
Tue streets and alley, have bren 20 judiekuslT
arranged to AnOTd convenient - ezss T. Ih NhoIs
The Plat OF the addition can h., seen con EppII-
cation 70 the uboersiSLeI
The attention Of CApitAliEts and Others, seeking
t9Vsltment-, = well a. LersJus m0dsTa = means
oeainng 'ites tnr = home, i asked fIT these Lott
HE Tessdue Of the PAsture-dsl1 h also for sale.
con aiming ASOut eleven and II not
SOD VIII be Cfertd at puhiie auction, the same
Terms will Be made known on the day Of sale
BHYEkLY u. EOFP,
epIlois Executor OF John Eod.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19

TaI Spseulator, and ESmblerS in New
York are catching hail columbia just now.
There il . crash. See the dispatches.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WRITING SCHOOL E0R LADIES.

A WHITING SCHOOL FOB LAUIES--KXOLI.
"a slEELY-ts nov open - the Butinesl @ IIeES,
ether students attend Tsrms IS per aonth OF No
fog oOurls unlimited IN time, payable It The tine
o! SotT1Dca. A good hsnd writing can bs acquired
By RttsatiEs leAFueFs in from tgO three monihs.
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IELILR WARRHS Ex 7 1EEaER
WARREN AND BERGER,
HEyrTLeTTRHss or
CANDLES, SOAPS, 4 LARD OIL,

CANDLES, SOAPsl e LAIRD OIL,
REFIERRs OP CARSON OIL AND BESZOLK-
Keep eO1AtA1tIy hand the AboT~ nuDed articles,
Of prime quality, Whieh they will be happy mr.
nsh 70 dsaIsrH and eoRsumsFS loUest Csih Frfees
+BTistOl Axle CREASE and "ROll GreoSs" for Roll
ing AliS and heGTy machinery made Of any II Cured
eonaistshey, Hhieh they warrant to give nEiisfAe-
They ere ALEC AzSntS for the sale Of EPare Labri-
eating Petroleum" q beSt gravity from wells on
Dock Greek, Ohio, and PIeESants county, WA
HsTthousS, corner Market ALLEY md Main str.
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MARRIED,

o. the 18th Inst, At the residence OF the brids,s
father, BY the Rev. J. B. Ubsr, Mr.. VIZ. II. Woop.
UAED, OfthLS city, 70 NiGs ASHTos Of Bslnont
e5aaty, Ohio.
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WANTED.

50 TRANSFERS AND 50 LABoRERs, for the
~ o1GEtermA8teT's Department at Nashville,
Tenn Good WAEOI viii be paid and transpoFta-
ron tuTntBhed. For further Information OnouiFe
~ S4AUEL-P. WHEELKRIS
once three doors SOuIh Of the Court House.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19

TINHE undersigned, der be Brra style Of war
1 Ten Berger have tbs day entered into part
neSsbtP, for the puTposs q eohtinrnE the baaEsss
Of the old frm. ISAIAH HARRES,
WI. T. BERGKk
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$3,21O.467.O1.
Comm1ssioner,a Snle
Of Valuable tdrn Or lie Or River, M,
PITLeTILarg, " u
EIuia HaTBsy ara Uife. ct Ais.. c-,aspI'ts

EIUia VaTBsy ara Uite. ct AZ, C-.asprts
Richard HAGdrii, e.. al. Dsieuaiazts
It. ChanSsTy.
NOTICE IL hereby s'seB. thT Sta !. Ia A.cafI-
IN AEes With deeTy- os the CI-rstG Caar: o. DO
e.sunty- " Va reudeTrd % Tie l.. . ca % Mareh
1864. the Alb entT- 81 rsr, Ike Ut 10 q Of
the C1GT: iiOtlhe o. Mod cvEa.y. "a, a. t.-
city Of PATkeTsbGlE Gu IhuT-t.y, the 1871 day OF
May, 9S4 At 10 O'etneG, 4. u ,outr tlT ,aI- 81 u-
ite AletSOb the t0llOSi dsssr.Lza yailsB!s mp
OTtE, va: A iATm eohiSinIbE -bsGT to tEssird
20JI Aerrs, situate5 in hat d she IL
inE'on Bolton 10 tie County ~ Ws.sd. y. Va, %
the bank Of TIE yhso TiNyT aEI about Eve MIL u
low The city u PAiksEstGrE. 1h~ iA=as are DtaLIi
inliy kTGAted AIsd hIshiy inpFostd SID .sTz
ssloDFS to the estate - AieIaEs-T II IiTu. dec ,
aud sold By dSSr,e Of Court VIII ih- ou..Et G
the heTS ard pATtiea interested. lLe ti'ie Pc
fest The ceed TO Alexander itII }. u I1sa.l
In Wood O., v. Va Book No Is, rage -
TEKMS.-OUe-fOuTth Of the I-TcE e. I'M to
eAah; tue tAiAsee 10 three equal J.aJments A. AZ
twelve AID eiEhteen :nODIEs, th. pLEshss ri'ror
bonds With good security foT the dtiCTTr Psy
Of purchase pouty, she oonlu is-iS .rT Trtsi..
lien up0n tbe properly tail tie I-tyr.va I-yhI-L'
HANNIBAL FOEBEs
spesl-l J.,liiGiss.uusF.
WlsxiuE ". Va April lin - ! ~
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BeIlaIre ma WheelInE Packei.

IT, The steamer FALCON, Capt. J. t.
RrSdE1LS will run regularly between
Whseling and Belaire, connecting
with the Central Ohio Railroad trains arriving q
ne later place. commencing MONDAY, April ISth,
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DIED,

On Sunday evening. l5th inst, Abput O'Clock,
Mn. TEEEssA ToL1, aged s. year..
The fuasral Will take place thu. afternoon Al IL
O'Clock, from her late residence rear o: ts- German
Catholic Church. Friends the family are respect
fully invited to attend.
ORITEARX.
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Engines for Sale

A PAIh OF ENGINES, 10 iEches bore, y feet
n stroke, with tNo large double husd BCiIsrs,
all we'll adapted tOr
LISHT-DRAu6nT sTEANLR
Thee EnstRs nearly new, having been used
only eighteen m0nths, and believed TO be in
perfect .rder.
They, With boiieTE, ere irOnts, pites and fixtures
VII be Soid II early application IS made tor So o.
Ut they viii be lsp1rAtod :or saw mil purposes
My unequNl!o4 POrt, Circu!Ar Sau.riil fur.
bished At snort notice. liza HART.
CIaIk.buIE, W. Y A priI ls. 1884 .nris St
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Dissolution of Partnership

THE rArtIt=sHiy hereIssoEe e1i.siEg undtr the
II mr. E.aa5s Ct -HATTrn I Sya.- as diss0 we'd
by -atasi eJlEseEt the 5gs ihst- NAtIhEE War
Ten TstiTlBE hen tEs arla-
Isaiah Warren Is G1!y AGtbor=I=d % settle thu
outstanding SGssIstS Of tse late IRA.
MATHEW WARREN,
iSsIsH WARREN.
In WithdrTHiEE from the lal.iuisI, IN Wiki 1
have been engaged iGT the past twenty Two year.,
terder my ConliAl thanks TO the numerous iF1snds
ct the late hrm for III. patronage, aud b-psAk
my Hnroess0TE = Continusnce Uf the I1ne.
Rp1l ~ MATTHEW WARREN.
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Rise in the Price of Coal

OWING 20 a further demand Of the Coal piKre-E
" for Tise Of UASes, and the high PrIe6 Taid for
AL kinds Of h0rss fed - also the SddiTiOna ess Of
horse bOeiEE and cart WOTk, the coal msr, klnis
have been ubder the ueceaSty OF FaIsiHS the price
Of coal tTO esHts = bushel. tod - eeFseued or
TAksd coal 10 ee1tH, mixed ooai esntA, and slack
cents buahel.
The above prices have be demanded by syue
Of the merchants aud AFTER the 18Th sTrent ard
TeEna Cab
n. B--rsrns on the platform eash, and tuo cents
beloE the Aforesaid prics1- ApTla 81
lRe.i.ter oOpy umes and ssnd bill "a this once