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The New York herald., 1864-12-11
Our Berlin Corrsspond.,,..
E,r,ro,o,, o,~,.,, nsstls, Nv, Il, 1854

Amtrosen from &cesirtuc 10 xs.r,ea. Sc
Accounts from Meckenburg state ina, !, a,s,s
n mdss going on from the ducby 20 Amri,s 49,
Tue anoholders are looking forward win .ns, - -.
moment wnep they WIN have no hands 10 c,,v,. .r
osse' heckienburs Is tha, hsppy yarey / ,hlcb ~.
sncea' mvHskc Of tho nobcs 10 noc their .rr,wo, -
o0u'nefa pnrase, 10 Sslop their own n,sreh.. ,ssr
revived ~ recent act Of legislature and we b.v rssd,y
mas'0s ihss the people are making ali h.s. .hsv c.s
ous rsach Of their arssocrstic ,.stn ss,evs -
yew q tbs sxodns, tbs Grand Duke or Nscsb,r,s -.
'eser 70 DO hah TO create now ordar Of ksl.bs
tDe yencde crown--wbIeh be probsbr ipseuss 70
spon s soso ~he are Instrumental 10 TRANSFORM
w "R oomihoss fuso desert This tns second ordo
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
Our Vienna Corsespondsnce.

g'sigdw T,oYs for xs1ieo-. 9ortya,sfon NM, /
fyfoM, De- 3 &t
ihs English e6vsfnne6t kss7 appointed Mr. sc.ro,,
ambassador 70 tbs Mcxcsn Court feissS, iroo, p.r,
speak Of friendly relations that have esablsbea them
sew" between tho governments OF England ana
hexico, wnilc, on the contrary, the in,,mac
oesween sns Court Of the new ernpr. and n, q.
hverer mas considerably cooled down. In copsoousnc.
o. more thAn one dsasrecabls incident. Nsno,.or
mas informed Mr. Hdslso that his troops must b. -.
called rom Mexico before no opened ths Issi,s,v.
onsmosf 10 rcorunry) that he would continue r,,,h
.o' sy sIsns new monarch but mat the is.,sr, IN hI,
Nv ust DC desircus or getting ria o, French
y ,v q nmerclal Interests every dsy mon. cnssssJ
49,. .ne .oupg government tie oihcs aldo OF M
~ ~ nv sne pFominout ftop whfh II s nreparInw
w. sne ssa'r W Florida 10 vvo.sst o. lbs u.rltiSas
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Dec $50 800 Dec 1863, 500 DELL o7l 500 Iuc. Hsco
BY reducing the wheat TO -four, the quantity OF the
att let at tdowater this year compared With the cor
responding period last year, shows deficiency OF
534 7o6 bbs. -four The following comparative taoio
shows the quantity OF Of the principal articles OF
prodn lett at tidewater from the. commencement OF
navigation and including the 30th OF November, IN
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Snpfure OF Hnrcing. the Husband og IN
Notorious Belle Royd.

lrrsm we Nfenington Star, Dec. a.
:. harding. who married 10 EIrope Ielle Bovd tbs
o. ous confederate female spy captured on Friday
ot Mertnsburg Va and 10 this CITY on sanrdav ~
General stephenson Commanding the lost M uaryar,s
Ferry. ~ - - - fV7' ~ hAsIes .
THIS man Hsrdipe formerly belonged 10 tbo I,ni,ed
states Navy, abd plac board the M ~
Greyhound ION which Bec.Boyd wss pas. enver, o.
Instructors TO crfy into one or our pots la,
90 the TRIP ne permitted the captain Of the Grey
70 escape, ior winch, is ssid, he was dnissed bs
After Ec'e boyd was restored 10 I,ser,v ,ho
Europe where shc ard Harding wcr, mrrrios W
fsys that since bis narri1sc 70 elIe she Ina baa
caraeu py Tue feoef ympathi1cs IN urope but
stsnaing she srcuatcs In the beet sDcietv ue hsa,
Dss distracted her 70 have nothing further 10 d. i, ~
icbeicsuse HafdDgs relatives res lido In probtfvr ~
ana ne alleges that they are displeased - m him 90
couni o. bis marriage With Bslle = -
harding aseefts that hts wife s st in Euro,o ana .
writing history OF her life ldventures end ss.,
ne y engsged In writing novel, the title or which Il
harding gives . reassn FOR sops % ua,,r.,,,..
a' r ne Wshod 70 bring away hts sisteriu.Iaw Mar,e
boyo. whom ho desired 10 tao North Tor th
educating her, lis statements are dscredIteS hora.
ana lbo military authorities bcl,cye that nsila
captured ~ 'aibS was
Harding brasgs Of bis wealth; but when soa,cbsa
luur!een collars were found upon bim he Il 4 nss,Z
see man, win dark hair, dark haze, ewes ana ~,
snoo,D AGO. Hc dresses Hstofuy In broaicotb xaas.
ntail beaver" and carries . cane lie canno, -
aed hsnuscme but bis actions Indicate that be- ihnps
e,e, dea q nnsef. ana hs appears to have the s,Ss
:, sag 10 abundance and whils being couvsvsd sao
.ne old capitol he conversed freely with The
h In charge, and boasted Of his wcaitn ana oancs
'aNus l #. y tNIfM tMN - MWH = oSSSs- i
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sTk or pRisy CARoots. me carsoes on stesr.r
snd Levy blockade ruDners were sold AZ sc,s waas
tobacco included i2s dsus ana So bors w
s,yen 10 od from lac 70 3 the latter price Leins
inSs 81 oc ~ 70 pound; 267 bses middIis m
=. ~ 2'k % low l2s ba en- sood o,d ~
sud several smaller packages -Bosun cars,.p'
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Ihto'tth IN SouriERy INnfAxA.--Ovsr seyen thoussrA
ol hnd have been leased In Perry county Indsns
wealthy Louisville company. for the purpose on ops
rapg IN the oil business. Operations on Iitls p,.s~
ryer Crawford county are also going ahead with evsrw
promise OF success. We likewise learn that ssvcrsl
Eases nave pecn taken 10 The southeastern portion Of
Harrison county for the same purpose. persons -
quantsd with the subject have doubt that oil in Iarrs
quantities. may De obtained In many places along tks
southern border OF the State and that IN fac vasrs
large business viii Be done 10 that s-Iessri Dsmo
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placed IN the engine house. corner or Cuvers ana ~
ssss 4, s one q those espturcd New
was sent To- Beaureeard from tho Bsptist church m
u.,nsmvns, Ieun the foundry imprint e "Wilam
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The Capture or the Roanoke.

10 the HFRAD OF the Sd inst notice tina, Capt Drov
staes:-"we took on board three passengers who mad
tickets from The Office aud passports as was Informed
by the rurser.n
This s rot true. One OF the three-Leu,enaut Brain
aas dohason-hnd passport ved by the American Con.
al the other two paid their passage. as pcrsous have
frequently done before, with tho captains xnovlsa,
ard when he asked "if ali was rgh,g., ans wered
eyes, !.
Duri-E my sixteen months employ ment on the Roa
nake neither the company tho captain have given me
orders n,t TO sc passeDgers without passports there
lore no bisme can possibly be attschod 70 me.
AZ 10 my previous statement which was rerfectv cor
tect thoush soma maJ cepsure and condemn can con
see tously e1y ever acted for the interest OF nv c,
poyers and captain, and also endeayored 10 m d.y
10 the posliirn / occupied. s. - - ~ a"v
ln Juslce to myself am obliged toftroubs Won 10
insert lni'. ae4aE& Il. HAwIEY.
n 8svhaF A1a UH9aa . TX Purser OF stoe Ter Roapoke
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New Views Of tho LsHdsn Times On
the American War.
| Diplomatic and Political Difficulties Of Inc
Dano-German Situation
American Matrimonial Alliances
with Royalty.
~Ft~er M3 &A s.
Franz Muller n Myster! Even IN
Death,
M. &c, &C., &C.
our london Corrcspond.n 90.

our LOnOOn COTEcSPOuuchO0s
LONDON, Iov 10, 1854.
1 rrao. Times Tales N,,o Vc,c Of a. Cond,c, Of The
American Wor-A Northern Ocean 7eI0rarh to Amsf'
ca-Frans Muller Mystery Ecen After Death, DC
The London Times Is growing amiablc Aiter refusing
TO print the numerous OF rebel bbarty al fort
Pillow and other places 1t out with long homiy
on warfare aud hardshps, and says that the American
war has been conducted both sides with as great TO-
gard TO humanity any war ever was OF any wal 10 "a
pecci to be. Or course then, oil the oarbaans u"ucr
jeff Davis have. been whitewashcd by lhe hohuon
7,mcs No doubt will do the rebels good and make thcm
feel proud and amiab,e
hear good respecting the future prospects OF an
ocean telegraph. Colonel Sal r. shanuer bas been In
Denmark ard Sweden the last few months, and is carry
ing every Thing before him. lie has sstonishcd the
Swedes and Danes by his electrical experiments Iar
ties have token up the Iceland aud Greenland telegraph
route to America ard determined TO put the thlng
through II will make the Scandinavian countries l4oe
pendeut OF Mr. John Bull IN the transmission Of import
| ant political and commercial intelligence.
The argumeot as to one or more oce IN telegraph nos
America IKE inS the 0ps w oonn pua.
strae the feasibility OF an ocean line and as that one
wire cannot do hall tho business required al romunera.
tive prices second line becomes necessity and must
be built Ii that line falls the necessity for the northern
one all the greater and as these dtsnces-our TO SIX
hundred mlleshave been repeatedly gore over at the
East tnero be chance OF failure over those shores
| and hesdands Tie line. too, will give KgfslA grca'
advantage IN commercial ana potcol affairs tnat snc
! would not have f dependent on line across Grea
Britain There 10 doubt that each Of these lines II
both are built will pay dividends Q; at least twenty pei
cent per nnnun. 81 In
Muller ia hanged but. thouRhsho is dead II Is ns easy
n Law his ghost Great numbers doubt oil the satUneb
about his confession the last moment. One German
eenemau who has been all through the Ameri ca war
was Of the party hangog and he inss's on tia
he heard every word the cuprit sad and that he on
said God know just what be had done but rs 10 say
what the reverend con'essor says he declires u s no
true Truly the mystery is creator than ever believ
q man never executed n England whcro the anxiety
IN Official quarters great to get confession.
seemed TO necessity for The govcrnentto got con
!eesion OF guilt In order to justy the cxecrtian Ac
thew got one Through PRIEST Unleee some future oor
yict on MIS- dcathbed In his last bours confesses
this murder OF Mr. Briggs the real murderer will not
certainty the comprehension OF tons OF
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

sAruKDAr, Dec. lo-sP. N.
TIE gold market opened win nr'nue's ~ IA
much spirit, and as the day sdSancoa : oe
,ss highest point relched The quotations were Us
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

r,.. lsf3 1884. Iss3 lsgl
Flour, bbis. 19ldaaS l1o3 ore 1giS $50 12sl oga
wheat, bush 0S05 i3i II 045 3Il l0oiI 10 bo7 sl3
Corn ....2GOs6 43 l3osa,2,3 2l,75e o l. lzs 25d
oats s,e3,224 l3.slO,ll3 55l $50 10 To- g3s
Iye.......... 1e9bi4 e433l8 1880 10 q
Barley ...... lo72,s25 7ss 329 6ie2so 2li sss
Tho aggregate value o. the -four and grain which ar
rived al Chicago this year and last down 10 Jecemcr
according to the prices December, 1863 AMI 1874 az
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-, 1e W 'ns lmpog gtattons OF general IA ercn "a.
'e, oue' 'uan dry goods, at the port Of New Yort.
curing tue week ending December s, was Al. FOG go
1ne New York and Boston Railroad Company will p.tl
1'on 'ns Legislature Of Massachusetts, at its coming
session fof authority 70 increase their ca,al socs
'ne sm'un' o. one hundred tboussad shares, for he
purpose enabling them to conpec, their road bv eY
tension, from the main line in Newton ar p,,s,,,.
.noush be north part Of BrOokline and Cambridge !,
voc uain or Grand Junction R,ilroad. They vnl s,so
Ask power to construct portion OF rairoad exte,so.
rom some convenient poins In their line In Bsoosline, ia
horlheastery direction, 10 or upon The bed az
,ne Broohline Branch Railroad and tbrough Ioxhn,v
norass aud parallel to on the bed of the Grand
hslroad and 50 by either mole to the COM
go nns 10 somerville, aud to come coz yspspt pops
n>s'ern ana Boston and Maine railroads. Also
with ,bs any property OF rights in connsc,ios
Tso r,opr's'ors Of tue Grand junction Railroad.
oo nA',0nal Exchange Rank OF Boston has a.c,.r.. .
mso, -, |" 'Teny per cent. excusivo Of govern.
"'o' 'sx, 90 the "a aay of January u.r, "a Ao,s.,
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igr The Georgia Militia. s8 8
kicH oRDxG ON rHE srYLE OF rHs eEoRorA
n NJ - MILITIA.
"eoopy the Following from Georgia paper
= sGxNERAL oRDEss--So. 80 15

aUHNkHhL oRDkRs--No. 80 e&H#8
HEADQUARTERS. - RsalxKST Oct os ,sax
Tue colonel Commanding regrets the necosstv ~.
o orges nm g reprove the practice receny iudg"d Sv
ricked out 10 all tho gsudy parapbcrnalis or
rae-sporting on such occasions fayors rosettcs ana
lsncy sooacco pouches whereas the Rules and ArtcIes
evidences o. vanity III become ration bowed "a ,Ss
oarn py deot and poverty are and tatos thIs
Sae% susie 'ose sucn foles will no longer be tolsr
Hereafter any officer infringing this order win b. p,ao.s
under arrest, and the error Is repoatrd , - p.oos
sc2ded H6anst Tor violation OF orders ' van oe wo
BY command OF - co,,..,
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How Lees Army IL Clothed.
A SOLDIERS CoMPLArNr.

CAAP MANCHESTER ARrILlSRy Noe 90 ,eax
smk " very strange we cannot get our paw m l..
osen H'"e monhs since we have received snv rron~
ing ws are sddty IN need Of ctshes know that ~
or Ms Company sleep on the cold ground vi,ho.x ns,s
ost our battery at SpotsyIvsnIa aud since thsn 20
ave osen coutinuaIy 10 the ned. do not kpov mai
would navs done for clothes had nos been nss~ 49,
@ mere are plenty Of clothes in Richmond and Won1
hs ae nno* tne reason why We do not get them We
the army until We drive the enemy from our soil r.
we had our company officers with us we would ee .A.s
we We wanteo, out they are 10 the hands OF the ensmv
we are now opposite Fort Harrison. III - S-s~s'
APRlVAIE IN THE MANCHESTER ARTILLERY.
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Oneap boup for the Aichmnnd Pom.
Ohly Twenty-Five Cents Per duars

FROM we Richmond Wing, Dec. q
Jhe hrst soup distribution took place A. Ma,r,n.,.
Hall this mornine The OF the assoca,
are perfect and tho soup turned out delicious Tno ss
not be made BY "a individual tor loss than ye do,lsrs
II 31d s0bAl -&sekAssts---4s ss.s - " ~ to''a's'
Prics In striking Dis nee OF L,,,,s
NHNa 49, Nock. Ark, 80 "
,s,. Irom me Richmond Dispatch, Dec a.
/. ~ ~ from General Prccs army state tba, M
dread bn.o Ine with large army and lbc YANKEE
~ wien % Iear may not be unfoundcd, as vensrci
ycs Y ,eahtn arTtnD Sfarc of nat place and In sddi
10 cooperate. Fl 0I-T-a - - "o" snom
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Dec G3 500 Dec.1 $50 900 Ioc. .6S 400 Decl7l,loo
The aggregate quantity Of the same artc es e' a. toe
water from the OF navigation 70 the aotu
OF November inclusive, during the years 1868 ana 1904
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
s42,74o.73s

Ine foowing 10 comparison Of the fco,iugs OF the Phi
'aaepaia bank statements the lrst Monday OF each
month during tho present wear.
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1t Will appear from the forthcoming report OF the New
York sae Engineer aud surveyor that the length OF ac
railroad IN this State including city roads. Is about
three thousand five hundred mIes and the capital stock
invested exceeds SIPS ooo,ooo, OF which not quito
500 900 paid in. The funded debt OF the different
roads is about SIS 900 900, and the floating debt
ST. 900 600 more The construction OF the roads cost
$780, o0o the o. maintaining and operating
IS Ooo The earnings and receipts for
1854, estimated, viii foot up $4,000 900.
The Boston aud Lowell ,RaiIresd Company have de-.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

Raof tr 7a0'a aH.tMs h i1 Ntadl ~ gut8 a.0f
'iaei o 7.elp Esa ia tf eaH oai .ssaa "a
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,s9
The company has on hand ore thots7pd ions or
ron, owns one million .oBe Luldred thpus a d
acres Oh iand granted by the gavefameEl, a latee
portion c"ntanlhg coal aud iron of gtcat yaiue tho
road, when comlle'cd 10 Council Bluffs VIII se fl,feo
nundfet and thirty miles ioog. teen mites marc
M De opebei IN about ten DAYS and read c. indicted
70 nes Moe cary ~ the srug The President Oh tie
lnted states is fixed the terninu oil ire mon
facloo Railroad Al omaha on the Missouri river directly
ppvs.e , W westWn g anr oi the Mississippi Mis-
souri Raro.d where bridge 70 be built connecting
the roads fs-,' = ~ ~1"-SNt'ns
S1hc sunjoned figures show the fetal receips and ,n
men's OF hour and grain ut Chicago this year ds~n 10
december D. compared witt tie OF breadstuns
at the port during the same period IN 1ses. fs+
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

3'-4 VI 'H sA3 si aAf p 9ti 8Ms
sHisr sgii ctIql l9ssi bro 9.n atas.o.r nsinas asg
sa ft q. rs sn rf f
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Rebel Exchange Notice.

aset i.if CoSpEnEkAT. Stairs or Aurn,cA y
:, - var nsARrMESr, RrcHAoSD, Dec. 4. ls6a I
Au oonederate officers ard luen who hayo neon ds
vereo oy the ecefai authorities at any place nrior N
vemoer 70, 1904, are herepy declared 10 na ss
=. an officers and men or the vicksburg cap,urs NJ
soy = 1858, who reported at any parole camD c,,ssr
November ls64, are hereby deoarsd 10 he ascbsnr.S
,p~..s RU. OULD, Agent OF Exchange.
o' ''uo'' Cs)UPER
~ ". .Adiutan. and Inspector General
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

The following table shows the quantities OF breadsuns
which have arrived Chicago this year. to the LIST OF
December compared with the arrivals during the Same
period III 1861, 1862 and 1862
1861 1862 Ise3 1884
Flour, barrels. III OS7 229,289 1l3,l73 6O,954
Wheat bushels 495 10 4sG 900 S665 S74 557s 563
Corn ...... 5,b0s ,79s 44o0 65l 2676,367 279.l37
Oats s........ lis ,a2i l4S434 4lS.54S 791, ,163
B,rley y... l,l64 $50 940.633 13l6.6l6 ,73l .7S5
| kyo.. Azt,tNO AlVsu1 loV,ovs
| Peas . 49,. Ia, ,303 200,l70 $50 2l9 ,342
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

na.,a sVGa AAsa yUt t.iHJ IS h1s.oa 4al nHH saH n
9sf 7sl~s as eN fe.i a sba9 u aa sahngt 1t
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Rumors OF an advance OF portion oil Grant army
,n nrohably evacuation of Petersburg assisted the
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

Capture OF tho Rebel Coroner Etrax
p F4p ~ .h bridge. sf6A EtA tff
From the Richmond WING Dec a,
we regret TO learn that this genlemau Of Tho r,.s
regulars, was captured by tue enemy ne.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10
Public Sale.

WILL offer for sale on Tuesday, November
Il lst at my residence in 0hie county, mile,
east of Vince ing, on the National road, ALL MY
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. consist
ing of farming utensils, plou Chs harows, horses
Wagons, buggies, harness, &c; also, one spring
market wagon, carts and harness, one hay rake
one Woods moving machine, IL head of horses
and colts, head Of mich cows, lot of hogs g o,
10 sta nds ofbees. lot of of corn in the ear. large
lot of GOOD POTATOES, about rs acres of pas
turer and Household and Kitchen Furniture.
will divide my real estate to salt purch asers
There is small vinyard Of about 10 acres, the
vines of which are about FIVE years old, having a
good crop Of grapes at this time; and my residence
is near the National Read and close to Big Wheel.
ing Creek, and within a of a mie of one Of the
largest institutions of learning now being buiTt in
the west, which will afford excellent opportu.
nifty for any one having family of sons and
daughters to educate. There is q lar 20 erist mil
near the premises. Terms for the real estate one
third cash the balance one, two, three, four, and
FIVE equal installmeDts with interest from the day
of sale For the personal property, terms NJ ado
known on the day of sale. There are many srti-
cles for sale which are not mentioned here II NO,
l sold on the frat day. the sale will be continued
from Jay to day until all are sold
oc''-u@-rts. A. BEDILION.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10
PUBLIC SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate
IN THE COUNTY OF MASIoN

NJ "
Pursuant to the provisions of B dectH e the
Circuit Court of Marion County, pronounced in
the cause of Garsh B Galloway. compliments,
against Greed Raymond and others, defendants,
and other causes heard Herewith, on the 18th
day of November 1860, the undersigned commits
sioner, appointed for that purpose BY an order
of said Court made on the second day Of October,
1854, in said cause, viii proceed, In front Of the
court House of Marion County, on the second Mon
day in November, 1864, to sell, ct public auction,
the two parcels of land allotted to the said Greed
HAMMOND by the decree aforesaid, to wit: A par
eel containing one hundred and twenty (l20 acres,
situate ON the waters of the west fork Of the Mo-
nongshela river, adjoining land owned by Jacob
Long, William S. Sandy and others, being por-
ton of the land conveyed by George Hartsr and
wife TO William c.. Raymond, deceased, and q
parcel containing three and one-third e i-3)
acres situate near the town Of Fairmont ad-
joininglands eff Alfred Fleming and Others, being
portion of q parcel of ten acres conveyed by
Alfred Fleming and wife to said William G, Hay
mond's heirs both Of said parcels are, however,
subject to the dover of the widow Of said William e.
HAMMOND, deceased as far as the same Is laid
down thereon, and will be sold subject thereto.
TERMS.-A credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months will be given the purchasers, executing
bonds, with approved security, bearing interest
from the day of sale, for the purchase money.
- ZEBUL0N MUSGRAVE, 90
na f.i lD .-ta sai CommisioBer;i
October l. 1854. oetiO-4t, lawn
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The North Western Bank of vir-
siHi'' Complainant o. a .. .sg
John Bishop Andrew J PANEL 10 Cnsncery
h,;.I J.cob asor.s Hardman Tia Court for Ohio
Wheedg Savings Institution, county
and Sobriskie Brady Defend.
Inpursuance of the Decree of the Court made in
this cause, Il shall as Trustee and Commissioners ap
pointed by the said Court in the place of said Go
briel Jacob on Moniay, .......i oa.
THE 7TH DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1864,
at the front door Of the Court House of said coun
ty sell to the highest and best bidder on the terms
after mentioned, the following described property
to wit: A part of lot Of ground in the city of
Wheeling situate on Main street, on the east side
thereof, and bounded as follows: Beginning at a
point IN the east side Of Main street, ninety-hve
feet and eleven inches southwark of Market alley
and east Of Main street thence south with the east
side of sad Main street thirty three feet and niue
inches thence east with q straight line parallel
with Market alley to an alley in the rear of said
property; thence North with said last mentioned al
Icy thirty three feet nine inches; thence with
straghtine to the place of beginning being the same
property conveyed to ssid John Bishop BY Alfred
Caldwell and wife by de drecorded in the Clerk 9
Office of the late County Court for said county Of
Ohio, and which property is now in the occupancy
Of said John Bishop and others.
The terms of sale are one fourth part Of the
purchase money in cash at the time of sale and the
balance of the purchase money in three equal in
staluents at six, twelve and eighteen months re-
spectively from the day of sale, with interest from
said time of sale the purchaser giving bonds with
good secur ty for said deferred and the
title being retained until the payment of the
whole purchase money. z. JACOB,
Trustee and Commissioner
October 3, 1864. oct. tn.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10

A Catholic priest, good Democrat. Of
Indiana, was recently riding fine horse.
when safrap Of Lincoln accosted him bv
saying aHoW do you ride so fine horse:
do you not know tast Christ rode On :
jackass2" Il know that very we'll" re.
piled the priest, "and l tell yon the reason
why do nor follow his example. In 1860
the people elected the biggest jackass in
the United States President, and he ap-
3oinsd III the other jackasses to office,
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