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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

A wag kept up continued fire of wittieisms
at social party when paritanical gentleman'
who enjoyed sermons and smut better than
Jokes and pnns, sharply oesnvsd'
off you keep on, you will make every decent
person leave the house,"
aThat would be sorry joke" was the reply
ssfor you would certainly teel very lonesome
when left alone."
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

Passengers by evening train from DelaHA5s Ss, AZ.
at WILMINGTON, and proceed next day, BY giving no
I. to ooniuctor, and procuring stop-oyer onsex;
Messengers from Baltimore TO Milford, 5eaiere ane
alisbury, will take evening train from bAitimoEu
z - - ~. a. o. JEW ALL, /, In !, ss5t
'ht-'t s,narintendant Delaware Railroads
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
u M b R d US.


AZ American Sloep Of war had pat into an
English port, and toe First Lieutsnant went on
shore to reoonnoire. In the course Of his trav-
els be entered a tavern where a number oGBritlsh
officers were caEousins. They st once reoognl-
ked the Lieltsnant's Nationality by his dress,
and determined to smuse themselves by bully
ing him & a.
swell, comradess' said one, tsyou belong to
the United Siatos, see. p
aRight," was this answer.
ssNow, what wond you, do to man who
should aay that yonr navy did not contain an
officer at.tor buusboativ continued the Eng
lishman. h5s.IFF sifs
81 wonld blow his brains ont," returned the
Lieutenant, with great eoolaess.
Ther5 was silence among her Msjosty'a ses-
wants for n,omenti fnatly, one 81 Them, mora
mnddisd than the rest, managed to stammer
out - a1f s saF
ssw--ell, Yabk, say ft.o
rhe American walked % Ills side, aud replied,
calmly sy't1i
SIT is lucky fof yon, shipmate, that you have
no brains 70 blow out n
Struck by the dignity of the answer, the Of
fender at once apol0gized, and our hero was in
vitod to Join the mess.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

Is TIE WRoro PEw.--At q railway share.
holdsrs' meeting held 10 London the other day,
gentleman attended, and weuid iusiss upon
making very long speech, which he did. The
chairman, when he had concluded quietly as
ked the orator IL he had quite done.
eyes, sir, quite," wss the indignant reply of
the heated man,
& ssYou will, consequently, pefmit nae TO an
swei you, sir 2''
80, certainly, il You can, but I defy you to do
that ~ ..st r..
ssWell, then,, said the chairman calmly, and
with ar exceedingly measured voice, looking
round the room, 81 think 1 cap DO SO; | think
can do it to the satisfaction of yourself--I think
can do il to the satisfaction Of all present
by informing you that.yen are in the wrong
room, and addressing the wrong company. The
brilliant speech you made should have besn de-
liSered at No. 8, tirs, floor.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

ny- high military authority in this city has
stated that the NAVY Department is In lnli
posssssion Of facts as to the whereabouts OF the
FIotids, and that two vessels have been despatch
cd after her.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

uy The New York Inspector. General esti-
mates the number Of pcrsons KILLED In rev
York city during the riots at fully 1000. s'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

NJ Soon after the death-of ths poet Words
worth man met farmer Of the neighborhood
and said to him. se
aYou have had great lossl"
aWhat loss q" sf
aWhy you have lost the great poet"
aOh ay,o cried the farmers SHE is dead, but
hey no doubt the wife will carry on the beSi-
ness and make it as profitable as iver it was"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
1 ANaNsUEAR RAsL ROAD EiSE'
g III $50


sjaand after Monday Aag lst, 1904, trains Lof
q accommodation Of Passengers wall run as follows,
nntlIfarthsr notios " n ssss ,s,.,r,1 e =
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

How Tox Lost HIS SHEKr.-An old Farmer
10 rennessee sent his sou Tom to Memphis with
flock Of sheepto sell. Tom sold the sheep and
got the money, but falling in company with
some sssports,' who had the presence OF EAind
to hold better hands than he did, he was sclesn-
cd OUT Tom went home, but avoided the old
man. he told his mother, however, OF what
had befallen him, and she took the news, as
gently as she could, 10 the master Of the manor
and Of the sheep pasture. The ol@ man rsved,
and Tom very judiciously continued to keep
out of his way. 0ae day the farmer had irien d
to dinner, and some spurious potations being
introduced, they became quite merry.
This was Toms opportunity. Hs rushed in
to the room holding four sssings'' in his hand,
and exclsImedi "Father would you het any
thing on such hand as that 3''
ssBet7 Guess would. I'd bet every cent
had" lH9 ~
"well," said Tom with sigh, ssthat's Whist
became of the sheep. Tne other feller had four
aces i'' t
The old man was speechless.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

ng~During the month Of June the Siois 20 Soo 200
oiarv,a grants Of publications, including s2,20O
10 the army and navy, Fave amounted to sc,oss-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

LooKIEa UP rHE WrNB.-Alexander, fourth
Earl Of Kollie, was rather hard liver. He
married Anne, daughter; OF the third Earl Of
BalcarrAs, and, in the frst confidence of mar
ried love, iuirusted TO her keeping the key OF
the vine collar. Lady Kettle, on the ilrst ocoa-
sion that he invited his boon companions sS
ner and drink, gave out as much wine as she
thought good for them, and walked quietly up
TO Csrnee with tho key OF the wine cellar in her
pocket, to talk her four hours With the minis.
ter's wife,. The party soon discussed the mo-
dicum she had left out for their consumption;
and on his lordship sending for more, he learn
forced forthwith from its hinges, and desired
the servant to take it TO the nance, with his
compliments to her ladyship, and, If she asked
any questions, to say athat 1t was the cellar
door come to look for the key"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

NJ The imports at New York 80 fsE TINS
aaT. ara forty million dollars over last year In
me same lime, and the exports, reckoned IN
currency, have increased sixteen millions. se
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
: THURSDAY M0RNING 81;

4 Sss sS a sA pa
yo
s1st Aass ha~S e as Aua
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

ss4AEHsRlsn OnSKf {ADGA gRDNAs8TAe. X
EsTAsItsHEp. Az A REFuaA FROM euAoKERY
E'Eae Only Place w aaeFe % q kar e klsass
q s,ia u 40, BIO Obfmamed.tg
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

sntiAc and Commercial Aead
eth Of the 9th month,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

q salt9is atE aaF lss
''ysos is5'l ID b gstils''f sss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23
From OhataaRoor
sPseial sas,aala : d. PfrtsS-Fr eal.tsI


GaETRAsoOaA, Feb. q, 1884.
Rum0Fs are rife here to-DfghE- one r.
port has Il thsttE0 dfTiEiOas o. The enelnJ
Oeeupied MaysTille yesterday, and after-
Yards retreaIed again. Il Is said hey
have appeared upon the Tennessee riTet
below London, and b1OekadinR the steamer
ChGttauo0gB 50 that she can't GET doGn-
Another rumor deeIIres hat John Morgan
has croEsed the Tennesaes riTef bstEesn
FtoTeaee and fuseumbiE with ten thousand
picked men, 70 make mid into Middle
Tennessee. 1 give Ihess rum0rs tor. 1hst
they ne worth, they fudIeSLs feVerlSh *
Peetation Of something.
The following i1teIligebes from hfs
Southern papers has, perhaps, not Yet
been pabltshed The Court House Al No
BILE which cost two hundred Thousand
dollars, Was recently consumed BY IRE.
Three eomPGniss of rebel esyatry we're
recently raised in West TennesSes for For
rests command; one By MerrfWsather. one
by J. u. Bradford, one by James Gard
ner, the latter once member of tho Ten
uessee Legislature. Nearly ali rebel. pa
Perz have seen, copy with much exulta-
ton Fernando Woods pease speech in
Cougtess, aud an article from The Neg,
York 6epS, entitled ReTolution Ahead.
Democratic DEMONSTRATION 10 favor Of
Geo. B. Mcclellan are we'll received.
Texas papers have long aeeo1nts of fight
ing with our troops on the peafnsuIa Oh.
posite MdlaRSrdl. An attempt 10 land 4
forcs from the rehelguhbOat j. 2. Carr 10
attack Union ttOops Who had thrown up
toEtiheations on the peuinsaia, one of the
Bebel launches vas overturned in q gale.
and twenty-five drowned
- Hardee, lady, and staff, are stopping a
the Atlanta Hotel, in, Atlanta.
In our Immediate front, IN the direction
Of Dalton, everything is quiet. The situ-
alton Of the rebel army there is unknown.
Very recent word from Atlanta iudicates
the Qualifications there insignificant as
yet, and the work on them progressing
slowly. Orders have been issued, im-
pressing all able bodied negroes for miles
around, 70 work on the Notifications; bnt
the rebel authorities do not seem 10 have
sufhcient energy toexScute such an order.
Lieut.. Col. Arthur G. Dueal, Inspector
General on the, DePartmental Stat. has
resigned on account ofill health! He was
one OF the most able aud useful star on.
GERS in the United States army
Leut Col. Spalding, oflthe 18Th Miehf-
gan regiment, Provost Marshal of Nash
vile, has resigned, sin order 70 accept the
eoloneley ola Tennessee regiment, -,
The weather is growing mild and pleas
nus sfqAAltni ia sd n
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FOR SALE,
Valuable Property for SaIgI

BE s1bsert6er oGeEs % sISl o. rsSt n W. z (
tae4ory, NH o. acre 81 lAad ng,o1 Thfeh =
Hlt county oAio ols lilS iFua tie city 81 IFkssI
ff9s: a v Ihs baildfuE b brick, tkres sf6Fies
0ns Complete Sst Of earliing r1Iehf5sss Itf- ~
aE4EsS1 And sondenSeES one jack % oos hnn5rsd
e..Illy nEe p0SteE 1ools Nth s1Sh etiIer
a1reGy SIS neeeaIaIy for said he4nrT vSithi a
sd atsan s1giDs OF sl8eieu4 PoIief "a 4tnnsisE
a29ge nAl2sd nAehin sEys viii -, 1ek fS5rs II
Twin ssll q rent tie above prs-,.-., -
s ssSs Ro-lsoa gtVea % de frsf "a 1PEf
q rs 4Ss saEtAas gaFtieaI.ss snqqiss etshe
iee23.ln - .ls...L AWE IIfni.Er.s. z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23

Go- 81, ProVt1isg fof he rse1sefy a
EsEtHIl SlAiDs TRtasEeFTed t5sit Slsts bF
the Stale 81 TliS5Effaii, ana
30 81 IDFcsins FaxsS
Ne 4s. A7Ekosfli1E fhs GOEefnor .
RPicga PriEEta SseEeEEEJ5
No a, ADe1dinE the lS4h Ssetio1 a
TIE Ael krfeitr ts properly ri rsbsls,
passed At the lasI sessisn.
Ar. aAGAK oEered . resotafi6l fwhleh
Eas adoPts1.) directing he Jodieiary. COa-
mite p iRsuise3 into khs expetis1c5F "a
reP0SunE hil uA6ng pr0yts5o1l lot
t5c5s . % 6sSsi iGsti ElEstSs { a. 8 =
PAPeEs By rebel Eails, 6rs, q othsrGtiiss, .
teAt tbsI nay: obtain oihss II Rsl thereof.
NJ Notary presented . Pstttisa non
elli1sas7rofz PEesa0a eou1tY, PraJiaE tie
re2iPsOa Of certain nHIia, 6nss. Tie
PsGfiOa -sets Eorth that tie pstiEiSaers are
iDelhsrs Of The Da1kRpd ekoneh, ne dis
eiplins q which Eorhl1s lie nenhers %
bar ans that they lad been armed and
I'D tlrDed cat % resist an apprsheni.ed
Esid., Gnd I'D AfteE Al dalReI Eas psssed,
retnrned their arms 10 The proper althOri.
tiesi a1d that because theT would not re-
fAi1 theiI GEDsit the reRimental court nsr.
ll4ls had fined then SIS piece.
The PsETtien Was referred.
M DE1AH7ealIed up the bill providing
far The P1blieAtiOn Of pamphlet contain.
ipg the school Law and synopsis Of other
faREs a1d L was passed 70 eogrosnenE.
Adjourned. 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23

A eirezlar Is publi1hsd IN the papers
here opPqdng The rs-nomination Of NJ.
Lincoln AID urging TIE nomination OF NJ
Chase for the sueoessioo 70 The Presidea-
q. Il II underwood that is originates
WIN "A exte18tEe orEauiLatfou here of po-
hheai leaders from all parts Of the eoln-
Try, which fs believed 70 be ID connsction
With the controlling minds of the old Re-
pubtean and present Administrators mar.
ties IN New York aud Boston. Ii prod1ees
decided political sensation. 80
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mR WHHxT EE

The Whisky Coofsreaos conmit,ss have
got yst sgreed. and Il viii have anotbeI
Dsetng to-norroH- 1t i believed that The
eo2mTttse are likely % agree o. scale of
tazatlon soneSkat diEereat from thai of
The Senate--s Sixty cents nov, Gixty-6te on
tss dTst 81 JniJS and ssTenty on the 6rst
o. January NEXT are the rates most ia favor
thas far n them disenssion.
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TRUSTEES SAIB

AH TUESDAY, The "a day q NrA
V Ceo@eoz1E q 70 oieIoek 4. NJ Hta
ae0f q t1s e.a1Et Enz1s n oh8a eoariy; 4;
q. t1sfI u ,JsEe, MS, $1,000 3 tfe r..
15e-sli4 eoo1ty, h B61A 81 Pare SIS
ND -. EfiEh1Eh and kHTInE ben. by a
ia etreaif CoEFE e. 9lI9 eszlEy, tslly ~
he 9E1l.ss un1er EhatEltd dad, Il the ~
I'D Of tbs Hal1 BagaEd h RffikEEh; / q
g - -, - hsaleE q PsSZis Aux
60 lred ~ jji-ols TsS1l sitlbtsd q
stylet IN tk8dty q yThiaalfnis. e,Sa1eoly ID
- Shay PrOParty: A64 the tnprvs
1iss IN. hare a .sSek IA u. E..Aipcs
8 - IS. s ~ q. s.oeE n u. H.a,.4
- ea9aa,. yl,IEs arHr.r. N
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HOA wAsH1neEoN.
:. NAaHIseEoA, FEB. 81 lsst.

Gen. Meade bas rstnrnsd 20 he AM So
"a TIE National ReF0bEea6 7GosTs6tiop
meets hena-to-mOrFoW. 70 tx 4 time 4Sl3
.bE plaSq for holding Sstioual CoaVeutioSs
The effort hsgan some tine ego, ID certain
SfEisuds OF lg. Lincoln, 70 diSpsSSS EfIh
Vt3J shOuinltihssG eoREenli61 alto Sthes,s aud
put him o. thetraek BY general eolsaat
- has Ree1 utterly ahandoned. -IhsuisS foahd
& 10. b wholly without stteagth ID he COM
6te anli1ee- 10 fam are satsFtsined nov OF
naysaElSls Political questions arising. .
ereate eissFndons O. exsitement ia thSl
edrIultttsos ~ III ysSs
- 81 eenla1tops are At fault a 70 tie share
ilsE hish ths WI anthoE5Eing The s3scretalry
sdftbe Efeasltss 10 sell gold, viii 1850 ~
sa7' tiss AsSa5 u g san &
CAD ~ eeLtalnS but not less than iSS a SfI an
fsEont plans for attaining The desired as.
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lad MIH

Tbseash fr hsd saIss q Marquette. on
he eoast Ct LaEs SGPerioEs daring The
meath Of January, Amounted % 6eaEiy
BeVeoteen thousand d0liAEs Tgen1y-ains
thOlBaod aeres we're Gakeo up.
NE tax sales aad lEnd ssles under Ibs
1-le1tio1 laU II AIen1der, hare thus
tEr P4id tuto tie United States TreasarT
OEeF $l00 600.
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EARN fnr Sa1a.

e fllll1gfllsr nlEsrs ~ ~ ; small 81
II Re- talnlliili,,7si sllll1lf oo1nty, Ohs
!t.ss ae1El lllEttlSViiIe, and running to tbi
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AZ NJ = II - sd lsllriIE gerhard, 4
49, e16ilSoE tiS5fsF. ~ - TisbIar q
e91s3. 50 tS.l5[h tSElls, Il. by applying u
ne alIa 8 VA tzitoae = TiDsJara.
9as3 -sillsZ = AK. THORBEi
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Ietls RsapIso Of West Y
FIiaE u I1ksI % THE UsTTEb MANS
'EHCUHTE lIANEION

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HeorSlEadthss 4 aran ior Eve ha19rsa -
naas q H. ia ~ q lEaEra nsEE n taSalif-y
nsrHieg q IT, Buitl &tlGalS Eta Erl - deG-ef.
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"a 70 ,:
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Rspt UndeF . late act a tie ISEil1fl1J3tli
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EGly Cfthe egGnGtel n thts STATE Il htras m
s8aE ItzEl1ls e1aEsEl1lG1d .lIH-fA5tS in Many
Parts Is Ehs - bae Ia sRo9n 5ST55tio1 % a.
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ePg9 : e IN l1llelE q els6r. u sseA ecl-
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Virginia p s1PPly ~ qaots a troop.
So st4e- et-'2 - AJRB0EEU6N, 6OTOrnor.
zEVl zAl[rEA. A,aeiLnE. Rehrlar9 1 Nh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23

THOSE Who bsys WATCHED closely the
course Of The eoppsrbsad5 must have OBJ
served QUE very striking change in their.
Complaints during The last few months.
During the frat two years of the war hey
never e6Abed 10 dseIain against what they
called tha folly aud uselsssness of carrying
on war sgAinSttbs south. They reiterated
IN every variety Of form the asBertion that
We could never overthrow the armies OF
the south, that We should only exhaust
ourselves in the attempt, that We had bet
ter dsSiSt At once and Try 70 come 70 some
understanding with the rebels. The Peace
Democracy have assailed. tie adniuistra-
ton and its supporters from the very ont.
Get, on toe ground that Il vas madness TO
suppose that twelve millions. Of people
could be overcome by our armies.
But since the victories at Gettysburg,
aud Yieksburg, aud Port Hudson, We have
hsard very little Of this sort Of decIama.
.tiOn. The men who used TO indulge In IL,
have not the assurance 70 continue to re.
peat what they can persuade nobody to
believe, what, In fact, they cannot possibly
longer believe themselves. There is q
profound conviction, amounting to an as.
Gured faith, throughout thssWhols north,
that We shall surely come OF victorious in
this contest Some think the day Of fiaaI
victory more remote than others suppose.
Bot scarcely man can be found in the
north who does not beliaye We shall GER
tainly conquer. So uuiYerSaIis this con-
EietiOn that even the Peace Democracy
dare no logger struggle against it, nay, are
even mastered by It., Hence it has become
Necessary for them TO change their mod,
ofattask upon the government. Now eou.
esdiug that We shall overthrow the rebel
armies 81 last, they tell Us that We should
overthrow them much more rapidly, Il ws
would only adopt . less rigid policy toward
them, aud, furthermore, that our eonanest
viii Be vain and barren, unless We do aiopt
sueh policy. They want "a 70 let slave
~ alone Of give guarantees Fits protes.
ton. They want liberty given to The
rebels 70 proceed AZ once TO elect nembers
Of 0ongEsss. Many othsr privileges they
ask for the rebels, We are not hoW con.
Sid'ring the stupidity Of their requests
We only wish to direct attention to the
fact that they have utterly abaudoaea thsir
old gFOauds and do tbus uaeoaseiousIy
make eontsssionof their bsiisf. in .oas nil.
itaEy sueseSs. And VIXEN the e6ppeEhsSds
Of the north giSe Up their hope for the
success Of the south, when they 10 longer
dare % Gssettthatsthe south can resiss our
arms for an isdeauits period. We nay rea-
sOuably Be encouraged and Strengthened
In onr faith that tie rebels themselves vim
nOt long mnlptiia their bops 81 holding
0ut.aEHlaSs us.C
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WEST VIRGINIA LEG1s1ATURR

NoIDAT, FebrnarE p. IR6.

AoSDAT, February ~, 1864.
The Senate vas opened with prayer BY
Mr.. Phelps, the Senator from Mason.
The journal was read and approved II
A nessage from the House annonneed he
passage Of HoBSe bill No. i, 10 exempt 8
certain amount Of properly from execution
or other prOcesS. Read q frst time. .
A message from the House by Ar. Lamb
here announced that the House was ready
TO go into the execution of the joint order
the celebration OF Westinghouse birth
On motion Of Mr.. Young. the Senate re-
paired % The hall OF The Ronse, where the
Farewell Address of Wsshingtonl vas read
By Senator CarskadOn. Alter ths reading
the Senate returned 70 its own .eb amber.
The bill to regulate municipal elections
ives read . third time and passed.
The House bill authorizing the Auditor
to sPPoint assessors in certain cases was
read third time and passed, with the
Senate 0Ommittee's amendments TO
The bill providing for the confinement
and safe Keeping in Ohio county jail Of
Persoos sentenced to the peniLentiary, WIS
read for amendment
ME. PHRLPs moved 70 strike ont Ohio
county and inPert the county of Macon. 81
The motion was lost and the bill was
Several bills were read second time.
The hour Of ~ having arrived, the Sem
ats adjourned. ss7la sseg5.s -
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Daily. Rsporl d EnIla,nent..
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WHEELING. February "a. 1864 h

+ On the lsth OF January, 1864, thirty.siz
men of Baasty B, let ". Va. ARTILLERY,
Capt ]. v. Keefer's Commanding, re-en.
listed. Thirty.fiVe Of whom were credited
TO glor- eou nty, West Va.
The following, reported not mustered on
Che goth Of February, are credited % lHat.
,rison eo1nty, LIST ". Va, Gayaity-Tvelys
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23
.PRfVATE SALE OF vaIUABLE

fiEHE un5erEEnsd vii an At rr4EEte EaIs that
4 VatEloie pics q pr0Psrsy eoad0nIy EDoUn
= Ne : kenRet 6AU6sl5S lying0a H. ItE e. tls
haS3slsl Hoad. one nile ABd balf elsriof the efty
9 ~ l1esllnG4 eonhai1Sng ReFes EAers are TcGl-
toEt4bie kutinga O. ths PrsliSes. and al The In
ptSSeiaenn neee1saty - their oeeupa6ey:s-z ~
M tsr9I otlais SE9lyt0 ths GD1ErIiE5sd At their
olles 30. - 4oorpo street., Wheeling.
IstGS6 RI0HARDS0S& NeKENHAN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23
2 ElsteeS Sale OF Real Est,

DE TfEtss . 6es1-or tEast made bV NJ.
ID ~aei Dasb n Gihson, dGted 3,
day g @rpes as55 SD ppeSIds Ia the oa;l,
[Rel9urdsS II DIS nslntl, IN dSSd book !,
1o[ty-tre-AS---41f55o 1ysT Hundred AID thrPt-
ats o'e5ocit a. = = rs bs66t doer n ~,
Bo1ss q 6a15 ca nET. proceed to sell la, !
llne sd tea. = H4EErP uHnber tEenty+l5
81 ~ = Is elEy ~ UhsSlf6E called Rsri
1-1ltlo1 hO-Gk8 -Gsy - FFhsshn-. a. IA ,
E0Ck1GkEls GE~sS
olIhssh1FO oaseE, 5eSPsFty Is trAn.
VIII rU0 D8 = Es1d We1 81 U3tar, &c
: Ssllg - truEfssI ] 61lII naaTsy Slrh II,
Se1e6 h6s b SO Gasd DR. txAst. I.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23

Natuab ann sfor Sale
:. g sllihfS l1aslaiils
= - n
~ - s. = tsl61Io1 Xxx
( 8 haliS =, IL
~ SPAafi - Any EAY1AHI, IFee1t55.
:. p ltlllill o., M ~
1lssecLzs q glah, sqstls ThsSli5e 9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23

:, :AHSEr MILL Mon6o5EsGiiia co. W.y.,14oi
February 20, 1864 .1sq
tssiit9rl Iasslligaea: s7Esfsss 49,
Please correct ca error In y6afl iSs1e 3, ~
the 18Th inst, in referring 10 5tke Ho5 =
lizards otAruettsyille. - s. !; 80 - =
Yeup laee them IN M&tiony county. vbs,
q q eY belong 70 4l4enonealIa eonnty. IA ~
9eaFtermasteF's report he, also pats Osnt=
s 8 down . Marion county. instead
g lease correct the above aud obiige
= .. Sl.sE or I'M GuGRDs. Z,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23
OENTAI, MnIHI

0UIR m =, - az,
F5flls e4.t - nos st ~ -.
s,-t,... Itch Al = = X n
ca 3 EaFI1ISS fs.i ~ ~.
- 2 E isaitsE taxing Il.
3etesea 8 aud pieloeE p n
2, = - L O. lsIxb4El..ii.'.l isH
3 9Es ESP Z.
S1IEER SOAP - . II11l7i 73T.17 .+ETfIITT
~ ~ e the cd Price at HoE1 GA fefIOIT Han
teolS EDMUND COOKING.
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SlieFIf's sale or Real Estate.

IL. , ~ -; -. pssY. il. os..s.y.
RY TtrtOs Ola decree rs64srsd b tie CEreaFt
~ Court e Ohio county, Ia the above. entitled
cause @ Ne tie 9Sth day q October, 1E6S Ghan
Psoeeed . espat Plbllc GaIe ~ tie fre6t dor a
March. 1854, the pant a Lat 80 - in 81 $3.50
addition - ne elty 81 WheilIng, fU1tinE % Nain
stFest3 11Ttgstx feet or-Iass q Vhieh Jossph
nentionOd.
Terms OF sAIS-os = credit Of six, tvtlTs ss4
tsEs.t until PAIdS The gp1Tehassr DIS bo5 VA
goa seeur1ty and the title 70 Be retained untn d.
whole purchase money q paid.
800 s 2SsEEa l6ssEi1 81 eo..I:.