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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-20
The St. Albans Raiders,
The following from the Montreal Witness,
will show which way the wind blows:ig a..

Thn follouvinN N frr,., fl,<s AG<n%roal TU;f,. aaa
.,,n - -, ''''s'''
VIII snow wnien way the wind bloWs: aos
Our readers will see bv tha teleoranbic d;s.
patch published. last night. that our annrehen.
sions for the result of Mr. Conrsol,s course arc
oDIv too nramntlv real,zad RsiSe-s : ~ :
henceiorth 10 be followed into Canada and in
no case to be given m "a onr anthoritias wbo
have proyed themselves so thoroughlv incano.
BILE of protecting the riehfs of 4 naf;on with
which we are at peace. a'1-@@- s,'s'-
When the news of the extraordinary liber.
alton Of the St. AIbans' raiders. and Returning
to them OF the money belonging to the st. All.
bans banks reaches Britain We think tbot
country will cast about for the ouickeat ,uav
to get rid of Canada. To be liable TO be in.
yolved in war at any moment bv a Canadian
magistrate, over whom thew have no control.
is a tremendous predicament
Our papers, which have done all they
could to stir up in Canada enmity against our
neiphbors, and to encourage Southern ref
ugees 10 consider this country SAFE base Of
operations, are. with bad consistency. com
tinuing their malignant sIanders apainst the
North even after the fruits already produced
by those slanders are becoming manifpst.
There surely never was conduct more truly
Satanic than to try TO plunge this peacafnl
country in war, to aid the slavebolders' rebel
sued by these uapers can have In view WE can.
not understand. ~ ~ 20
RECIPROCITY. r,
The course Canada has taken with the St.
Albans' raiders will very probably drive the
last nail into the coffin Of Reciprocity: and
when the farmers sell their oats, as In old
times, for lOd. bushel, instead of 2s., they
will have to thank our Police Magistrate and
Chief OF Police, together with the editors and
others who have aided and abetted the dis
charge of the raiders. The remedy for the
grieVons wrong we have done may yet be pos
sible, by prompt and vigorous action on the
part of our government. Aa4.taf3 ls.I1lir
DEFENCE OF THE FRONTIER.
Now that the liberation Of the raiders, by a
sudden and unexpected coup on the part ol
the Magistrate cHaTged with their examina-
ton, has begun 10 produce its legitimate fruits
in the order Of General Dix, we cannot see but
that all our volunteer corps must be ordered
on permanent duty along the frontiers to pre-.
vent raiding from either side; and as this will
involve great expense. Parliament should be
called together Immediately to lay an addition.
al tax upon every habitdnt, farmer, mechanic
manufacturer and merchant In the country,
to raise few millions for the purpose, al
L y -
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-20

\ h.s Notice. tsHi5 j 1e
TyHE ,r+.r... Of Mr.. b. shaw, ceases In NJ
ar,o intsress n = stuaI consent after this dav.
A W W. 81. SHAW 3 CO. 2
Chicago. Nev 80, 1854 e4-decsdlw'
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-20
Very respectfully.

P. S. DR.. Marsh bsde me say TO you that
he hoped comfort to our prisoners might grow
out OF the present movement. am sure II
their prison doors we're thrown open TO day,
the resources of this department would be
exhausted before half of them were in a con-
dition to go North. flisG L@J0tG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

VIZ have a communication showing that
our gallant 18th Virginia is worthy of a
battle flag; that the one it originally pos
sessed has been literally shot away in the
numerous battles through which the reg
iment has passed that the men Of the 7th
feel that they have not had the same at
tentious paid to them from the State gov
ernmrnt, uor from the people Of West Vir-
giuia, that many other Of our regiments
have received. We recognize the justice
of the tribute paid to the 18th, aud we are
sure that it has been from no wan, of ap.
probation of their gallant services at Fred.
ericksburg, Antietam, Charlottesville
and Gettysburg, that II new fiag, with the
proper inscriptions, has not been furnished
to them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

THE rebel Congress having passed law
requiring those who have furnished substi-
tutes, to serve in the army, as though they
had no substitutes, several of them have
taken measures to test before courts of law
whether the new requirement is not AN un-
warrantAbIe and unconstitutional breach O.
faith. The Richmond Wig avows that II
so regards the law. 1t shows the folly OF
the wholesale CONSUMPTION by unanswer-
able arguments. It has sometimes been
the fashion here to talk idly about levy
IN maSSe. But in truth nothing more I'M
wise could be done BY nation, which aims
at continuing military operations for any
consid cradle time. Men enough must be-
lett at their ordinary pursuits to raise food
and manufacture clothing tor the nation
Experience has shown that there is limit
to the draft on the producers, which cannot
be passed without diminishing the efficiency
OF the army. The Wing well asks whether
the frantic iniatuaiion of the rebel Con
gress comes from trepidation bordering on
despair. 1t is the result Of desperation,
and proves the conscious weakness of the
rebel government. They see that they
have not men enough, that destruction i'm
ponds over them, and they cry frautically
upon every man to fy to arms, and forget
that they must weaken themselves by the
very course they are madIy pursuing to
save themselves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

SECRETARY CEASE streuuously insists
on limiting tho appropriations to the
means and on providing by taxation ev-
cry dollar appropriated beyond the amount
which can be certainly obtained by loans,
and that without too largely increasing the
public debt.
He assures the financial committees that
an increase of expenditure by additions to
salaries, or other compensation, can only
result in disappointment, unless the means
to meet the increase are provided by the
same legislation which allows it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
Gen. AverIII'S Late RaId--CondItIOn
OF his Command.

e CUMBERLAND, Jhu. -, 1864.
Orders have been issued to the Quar-
termasler's Department by the Secretary
OF War, to issue An extra puir OF shoes
and one suit of clothing to the men en-.
gagged in the late expedition under Gen
Averill. This order was given nt the So
lIcitatiOn of General Averill, who faith
/ fully represented the losses aud sufTrriuSs
his men endured.
The rebel papers state that General Az
etill, when at Salem, fired on train
while 1t was approaching that place. This
Is true. Three shots were fred, one of
them passing through several cars. Gen.
Averill was compelled from necessity to
order this proceeding. Nothing but his
| advance guard aud one piece OF artillery
had Hs yet reached Salem, while, gu the
| other hand, be bad information tina: this
train was approaching, loaded with a thou
sand rebel sOldiers-these coming on to
defend the place. II was to drive off this
rebel force, just at that time superior to
his own, that General AYerill ordered the
train TO be fired upon.
AHuin, the rebel papers say that "A cit
iZen" named Chapman was killed. This is
not strictly true. At the lime when Chap
man WAS killed he had on Il rebel captains
full uniform, and, though halted several
times, refused to surrender. He was
known as Captain Chapman, and was said
to belong TO an artillery organization.
| WOUNDED.
Lieutenant Murphy, Of the Fourteenth
Pennsylvania, was shot through the arm
TAKEN PRISONERS.
Lieutenant MArkebrite, Acting Assistant
Adjutant General on the staff of General
Averill, was taken prisoner while lying
exhausted iu An ambulance.
Lieutenant McAdams was taken prison
er 1T the same time.
Lieut Col. Paisley. Eighth Virginia, was
also taken prisoner.
GENERAL AVERILL
is suffering severely from having his fee
frozen during the late raid. For two days
he had to walk in sheepskin shoes.
Many of his officers aud men ure also
suffering severely from having their feel
frozen.
During the march the men had to drag
the artillery, not OuIy over and through
the streams, but along the roads. TIL,
horses could hardly walk, let alone draw
the pieces. The horses suffered, too, aw
fully from the cold.
WEDDING PARTY CAPTURED.
General Averill captured wedding
party GU top OF Pats Mountain. Their
were about thirty rebel soldiers ut tn
wedding, including the bridegroom. TIL
whole party were taken prisoners. Th
made husband. Affecting, wasn't it?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

TIE Richmond congress has passed the
bill to hold to service such as have fur
nished substitutes; also the bill to prohibit
dealing in United States currency. \ bill
is before the house allowing officials at
Richmond Communication for quarters and
fuel, as il in the army. and also allowing
them to buy ratiOns of the government at
the prices it pays. No more forcibIe evi
dence of hard times in the cOuiederacy
could be given than this bill discloses.-
Among other financial propo sitions in the
congressNis one by Senator Brown of Mis-
sissippi. to tax the treasury notes about
twenty-five per cent, and the mau who as
sessed should collect the tax. To avoid
cOncealment OF the notes, he would ap-
point a convenient time and place for the
notes to be presented. Let the agent re-
tain one fourth as tax and stamp the
other three.fOurths. All notes not SO
stamped should, Mt the end of three months
cease to be currency. By this plan asses
ment aud collection would be simultaneous,
counterfeils would be detected, uni what
would be left OF the currency would be
sound
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
Letter from senator CarIkHdon
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY,
December 81, 1868.

Editors IntelLigetser
Last night ] made another narrow es-
cape. Just at dark my house was sur
rounded by par, Of McNeiIl's Rangers
Myself aud another man made our escape
while the third man who was teaching
school tor us was captured. after being fred
at several times. They took of the horses
had left. The teacher escaped afterward
by running.
They also surrounded my brothers house
captured two black men and took of all
his horses. One Ut the blacks lodged them
before they were fairly under way, and the
other escaped after going some distance
by taking to the bushes. They fired al
him as be ran hut without effect.
Yours respectfully.
JENEs UARSKADON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

TuE financial measures to be adopted
by the present Congress are looked for
ward to with no ordinary Rolicitude, as
whatever they may be, they will have an
important bearing upon the interests of
the country for good or evil. Any further
increase Of debt, 10 the form Of currency
for circulation, is deprecated on all sides
as contrary to safety aud sound principles
OF political economy. The amount already
existing, may be required To transact the
business of the loyal sections, while the
rebellion remains unsubdued, but il any
change is to be made in the volume of
paper, it should be reduced rather than
enlarged. Loans and taxation will prob
ably be the resources of the Treasury De-
partment for the requirements of the pub
lie service during the coming year, before
the ending of which it is 10 be hoped that
the arts of peace will he substituted for
those Of war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
NOTICE.

IIuE undersigned is DESTROYS OF selling, and Hers
/ for sale. the following Real Estate on Wheeling
Island, in Ward I. between Wabash aud HurOn
streets, viz: Seven small frame houses, Of them
having seven rooms aud Kitchen aud god we'll Of
water at the door, and one small two story brick
house.
Any Of the above property can DO purchased at
private sale JsIOTe the Sevsnteenth day Ot
February, 1861 at which time the remainder will be
offered the RIouud at public sale to the high,
bidder
TERMs SALR-Ons-thiTd In eAsl, the balance in
aud two years, with intsIes oil the balance Of
the pAymen =. The title will be made by giving
JaL6.td WALKER HUNTER.
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NOTICE.

'HB annual meeting Of the BtOekhoIders Of tb.
l. wheeling and Belmont bridge Company win he
held Al their Office on Monday, january IIth, isCI,
OstSeen one AID four O'clock. p. NJ. for tho election
puTpO e.. " o'
uec2S p sCATTERDAy g.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

For THROAT DISEASES and affections of
the Chest "BrOcn'E Bronchial 7Fochss," or
Cong b Lozenges, are Of great value. In
Coughs, Irritation OF the Throat caused by
Cold, or unusual exertiou Of the vocal or
gans. in speaking in public, or singing
they produce the most beneficial results
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
DIE SIR BILE
City Property for Sale.

LHOCR t~O story, substantially built, brick tsue-
Il nentS ON lot No rs. also 5oflot No. 49, situate
On TIE 'utheAst corner Of EOn and Second strgeta
10 the P,fh Ward ALEC lot No. go and onshAIT Of
LIT No. RS, with neat two story brick house gu
each, GU the west side Of EJff also lot No 2O3 on
which 10 frame tenement. on Webster street; also
lot No lI6, OF. which 10 substantial brick cottage
containing six rooms, on the northwest corner Of
WebatSr aud ChApliue streets Al-o two uAmproVeL
lois, Nos and . in square 3, ChuTchiI's addition
No :! gu Fulton street also lot No. 3d. east side Of
Main street. FiTst Ward, ON which Is brick and
three log tenemruIs
Any part Of the above can he purchased at
private Eao until the second Monday, the 10Th day.
Of February, 1854, At which time the whole will Be
offered at public sale At the door Of ohio coun-
y Court House, cash aud long credit lTdesrsd
transfer tax.
jau6-td ALEX ROGERS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

The Rev. Mr.. Shine, Chaplain of the
House of Representatives in the Iowa Leg
islature, on the opening of the recent SEES.
a'on' prayed thus: "BIess Thou the young
and growing State of Iowa, her Senators
and Representatives, the Governor and
State otheersl Give us a sound currency,
pure water and undefled religion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
Running Them Off At Cost,

Nov IS THE TIME for persins who have neg.
IN lected to purchase uOOD OVERCuAT to
buy ono at prime cost at the New aud Cheap Cloth.
lug Store Of NJ. GutnIAm 4 Co, who are selling on
their large aud we'll assorted ok OF Ovrtconis NJ
FIRST GUST. Call at once and save your money!
the goods must be AOld smember No "a Monroe
street. NJ GUIMSS 4 co
n. H.-AlsO a large stock = knitted UnGershiTts
and Drawers, knitted Jackets, &c. jAn5.2w3tRW
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ELECTION.


MEACHASTs' AND MECHANICS BANK
WHLRLIHO, December 80, lS62 /
'HE annual meetinR Of the stUckLOIdsr4 of this
L Bank will be held At their banking House in
wheeling On Monday. the llth day u January merit
being the second Monday Of said month Tor lie mr.
pose OF eIectlhg niho DlreCtors for the hank At
Wheeling and seven LIrect0IS for the Urlnrhs. -
horEAntoEn, ClaTkEbuTR and Point Pleasant.
decJl-th s. BRADY, Cashier
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SemI-AnmuaI Statement OF WherIIn1
S1HihES InStitutiOn. january Isl,
S4I6,t69 95
DIVIDEND.

- ''': January fys "a, iss4
TUE Directors Of this Institution have this day de.
L clArei dividend Of ten 90, per nj on tL,,
capital stock out Of the earnings OF the last Six
months, free Of FEDERAL aud state tax PAYABLE Ia
IN: stockholders, or their legal representative, on
jan5.3t r. NrRTL, ~
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PREMIUMS.

New subscribers To ANY two of the Periodicals. for
1864, viii receive AZ pTeB,iuBI their choice vi any
one Oi the Hour Reviews for 1868. Subscribers to
all i've wall receive their choice OF any itU0 Of the
four reviews fr lSt3 Subscribers to ANY or all
the works for 1854, may procure ANY Of the four
ReVeWs for 1865. To which they may DO entitled
as premiums, at 81 year each.
e9Y- The Third Edition Of the Sept mber Number
OF Lakewood, containing Au Article by EuEIIsll
officer who was present at the BATTLE Oh d sr-
TiSDuK G, Is nov T1ady-prlce IS cents.
RemittAnees aud communications should be al.
dressed 10
LEONARD SCOTT CO., Publishers,
No. IS Walker ST., bet. broadway and Church ST,
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The American Exchange Bank in New
York has REUSED to receive the notes OF
the first National Bank at Washington
City which are now in circulation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
For Sale.

A DESIRABLE PIECE OP LAND, cuutaipIpV
IA eighty-thTse Her $, located OF the National
koad aud tue IIempded Railroad, distant from In,
city about four miles by the turnpike aud two and
Que half miles by the railroad. FOr further iufoT-
nation enquire at this office. decRs2T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
Musical Instruction.

NN Monjehlay euing, January 18th, at " O'Clock,
" ~ liIOs formed 1t my room a class for
inslrufItoP iu the Tuaimsnts OF Vocal Music.
All those dhslTOus OF learning musical notation,
especially In church music, invited to attend. 1t
Il unnecessary to state that prompt attendance 1T
the hrst meeting ID all important.
f'r terms aud particulars enquire ut my room
OvsrJ $ Rhodes tore. Entrance on Monroe street.
JAIIlW ". II MORGAN.
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For Sale.

MY property situated near the Female Seminary.
M Centre Wheeling, consisting oTSix apartmentS
built on full lot Of ground. The House is in good
condition, And will be- sold cheap. Terms easy An
pIicntion eau be made Oh the premises.
deeSO Nv ELIZABETH COMPTON
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CHILD LOST.

NN Thursday last Left the residence Of her par
cuts, residing thin a mile Hnd hNII of BrllAir
on Brooks Run, NARY X. OROZIER, aged II years;
had blue domestic calico dress, shaker bonnet,
Cross barred WOODEN shawl; carried u small bun e.
She last heard Of ut BenwOOI on Friday last.
Any Information concerning her will be thankfully
received BY her parents Address WN. CROZIER,
DR. BrllAir, U. jaL52 Is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

THR St. Louis Union, Frank Blair's pa
per, places the name of Abraham Lincoln
ut the bead of its columns for the next
Presidency.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

y "VALLASDlGHAM fund" amounting to
almost eleven dollars, has been raised by
the Irish girls of Columbus, Ohio.
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ELECTION.

FVNHE regular annual meeting Of the ptockhoIdsy.
4 Of the Savings Bank of Wheeling for tbr sIer
ton OF seven DireetoT6, will be held at the BSnk on
Thnr3dAy, January It'll, between the hours N ~.
and three O'Clock, p. u. " NH0
decsotd SIP. HILpRErH. Tr,,,
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We also Publish the
ilbD FuOllbu lue
FARMERS GUIDE.

by nESRr STEPHENS, OF Edinburgh, aud the lat,
}. p. NORTON, Of YaIs College 2 vJIs ROYAL Octay"
loon pages aud numerous EngraYiUSs.
PRICE, 81, for tue two volumes. By MAns7.
JAuO'lw~ l.. SCOTT CO.
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA. !
MMEILINa. Innnnrr "a IEsI -,

TUE annual meeting Of Stoekholders and elsrtto,
for Directors Of the Parent Bank aud Rrnnebss
WI be bed 81 the Banking House 10 WhSeIIn1 y,
1assday, ISth. in9t, between the hourS Of eleven
O'Clock: a. ~ and three O'clock, p. II.
1Ao%Z" g. LAMB, CaIhIsr pro- tenn
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FOR RENT.

'INHR large and cOmmodI5us house known A, In.
4 nATdmAn House, In Centre Wheeling POIsss-
Aion given April l, 1864.
deesO4W S.P. HILDRETH, Trustee.
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate

by virtue OF a seed Of trust executed by James
- Morrow and Mary Morrow his wife, dat ed the
lUth day OF February, 1859, and lecOruieti ia the
CLERK office Of the County Court I'll ohio county,
GnOW tho Dthee Of the Recorder VI said county in
trustee, to secure the payment VI the sum or eight
hundred aud hhy dOllarr, with INTEREST &c, shall
pToceod to sell Ut the trout OOr OF the Count one
In said county VI Ohio, ThursdAy, the 18th day OF
February 1861, the half lot of ground said deed
neutiOHeJ, u wit: The uOr.h half OF lot numbered
two hundred aud thIrty-thrre, 1889 s.Iuats On the
east side Of EOn street, aud III that part OF the city
Of wheeling laid out by William ChApIns aud
Others-
Eelliug As trustee shall convey such title As lie
Invested in me by said deed Of trust.
Terms Of SAle-CAsh.
jams GEO. ". JOHNSON.
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FOR RENT

A COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING ROUSE
n on Piith street, above Monroe, from LIST AprfI
1904. For further particulars apply To
decSO lW JOHN DOSLON
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s.P. nILDRETI, Treas.
The undrrsignrd, a committee appointed to CT.
anime the books OF the Savings Sink do certify
That We have exAmiusd the samI aud fiud the above
statement to DO correct.
B. N R0PP,
G. QUAKRIER
WheelinEbJAuuAry ], 1864.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

| PEoPLEs' BASE, January =, 1854.
TIE Directors Of this bank have this day declared
Il dividend Of 10 per cent, on the capital stock
out Oftho prUhts Of the last six months fres from
State aud FEDERAL tax, payable the uoiders
on demaUd.
jAn4 J. X DICKEY C.,bIsr
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DIVIDEND,
CITIIESs' DEFOsir Ban

CITIZENS DEFosIT BANK
WHEELING, JAu. LIST, 1864.
TlNHE Board u Directors Of this Bank have tbIs
L day DECLARED Il dividend upon the capital atock
OF Ve TO- per cent. out Ofthe profits for the LAST N
mouths, payable to the stockholders on demand.
JAn% il U. ADANs, Cashier.
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God guard our dag, and kccp each stare
zach stripe ~ bright As new they wave,
Still make Il lual our ranks in war,
still float above each patriotic grave,
Death Ia the trIlitOr that would dare
To trAl It thTOa Ii the dust Of shame,
All huurst hearts its lot will share
Aud follow IL to DCAth or HAIne.
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DIVIDEND.

The Directors Of this Bank have this day declared
dividend Of ten per cent out Of the PROFITS OF thr
last six moHths, free from State aud Federal taxss
payable to stockholders demand
8whoOlIug, January /, 1861. iI lana
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WANTED,
A GERMAN BOY who can speak EuRIi,h AMI
"A can come we'll recommends, rom Il 10 Ia
years Of age, can ind u permanent place by ami
ing Immediately to the undersIgned.
10. ORR L CO.,
g414-IH BooksolIerS, log Main street
INITIAL BUTTONS, Military, IVORY aud RS5cv
D. NICULL Z BROS.
uoeN 100 MAIN street.
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BLACkwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE Croryl
TERMS.
POSTAGE.

POSTAGE.
The postage TO all parts OF the United States Is
now ONLY flEti.slA CENiS YEAR FOR
FHE WHO FIVE PUBLlUAIIONS, viz ;-tWeu-
ty-EUuT csuts year Tor BiAckWOVd aud ONLY
EIGHT OF ATS YEAR FOR a REVIEW. Postage
is payable at the ltire where the numbers are
received.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
NOTICE.

/ HE business Of the Belmont Iron Works. here
To orc conducted under the firm Of Nc sullOugh,
AchesOn Co, will from this date be continued
under the sty lie Of Mccullough, l.ehr Co., Mepsrs
Jas. O. AchesOn and Joseph Bell having withdrawn
from the MCCULLOUGH, LEuR 4 CO.
Wheeling, W. Va, january !, 1864. JAMS SOt