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GEO. w. SMITHS
Farm For. Sale,

TN consequence of the removal Of part Of my family
L my age, and other considerations of a private
and family nature wish to contract my affairs and
confne my attention to my old established Brewing
and Mating business in Wheeling, and to accomplish
this offer for sale by private contract till the 3st day
of May, 1864 and if not then sold by public auction
the MAG 1FICENT ESTATE OF
WADDINGTON,
obtaining Ala acres of beautiful and fertile rolling
i'll land, we'll watered BY never failing springs, in
of the most salubrous countries in the world and
situate in neighborhood of wealthy and highly re-
spectacle people, 1t is the Bethany turnpike four
miles ION wheeling. The mansion is in thorough
repair, large and commodious I50 by % IT, With every
modern convenience, surrounded with shrubbery and
trees The principal tenant house is neat and . ON
Portable story brick. The Try house is spacious
and fixtures conveniently arranged. There are al
eight cottages the estate, ai rented to old and
good ten ants the rental of which pays than the
taxes on the place. An extensive barn with stone
basement divided into stabngfor Is horses and stalls
for forty cattle, with cellars, bins movs and every
thing in the highest requistion of farm it stands
yard l70 feet square, surrounded by brick shedsfor
cattle and sheep Also blacksmths shop anda slaugh-
er house +' ', .'.''f E.t" -
most highly cultivated in this part of the country,
stocked with imported and other choice cattle and
sheep, horses, implements, &c &c.
The growing crop consists of 81 of fall wheat 20
of fall barley p acres of spring barley, IS acres
of black oats so acres of corn u acres of potatoes So
Of meadow, the balance in good pasture, all Of
which viii be sold as above stated the 3lst day Of
May, 1864: ~
Trims of purchase made known on the day of sale,
anda the following places, where plans of the place
and further particulars be gwen after the 18th
day Of May. 1854. s;s astt 90, It-tst
New York-At the Office of Messrs Parker, Brooks
Co. Water streeI; Mr. Jno Jay Hannah, Pearl st. +,
Messrs McCromble & Child, IL Water St. 100
Philadelphia-Mess Bullet Farthorne
Baltmore-Messsr H. Strauss Bro. & Bell
Pittsburgh-Mr. J. Fleming's Drug Store.
Cleveland-J. d. Smiths Malt House. s.!. 10
Cincinnat--D. H. Mitchell & Co, Water st. lil
st Louis-W, & R. Henrckshoper.
Louisville-C, q. Ruper. a.. ".t
Wheeling-At the Brewery. a-
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THOR assessing and levying water rent On the City
E of Wheeling for the year commencing the first Of
April, 1854.
Sec l. Be it ordained by the Council of the City of
Wheeling Thst there shall be collected and paid for
the year commencing the first day OF April 1864, for
the use and benefit Of sad city OF Wheeling, water
rent from each and every person. partv rT or coIpo-
ration (eAcept manufacturing and other establishments
hereinafter mentioned) using water from the water
works Of sid city, water rent as follows, that Is TO
say: For each and every person In family using the
water of the city tar Of cents and in adj
dton thereto four cent on the annual rental value
Of the dwelling rhsre water 10 used. For every retal
drug store four per cent on tho annual rental value
thereof. and for drug store exclusively wholesale,
every ordinary, exclusive Of steam apparatus or baths
fifteen per cent on the annual rental value thereof
For every boarding house six per cent on The rental
value thereof For every coffee house. LIST or Ind class
twelve per cent on the annual rental value thereof
For every private bath for each person in the family
twenty five cents For eve-v public bath eight dollars
for each tub therein For every yard or garden foun
tain ten dollars For every yard or garden street and
grocery hose for the first twenty feet four dollars and
ten cents for each additional foot For every water
closet ten dollars. For every hose, except as herein
especially assessed dollar. For every private car
riage one dollar. For every running soda fountain
seven dollars and for those not running three dollars
For every store Office shop, one per cent on the
nual rental value thereof.
Sec 2. Be it ordained by the said City Council,
That the several persons, parties, firms and corpora
tons in this section especially after mentioned shall
pay water rent for the year 1884, for the use and
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Tn reference to the indictment found
AGAINST the United States Marshal of New
York, the Commercial Adrertise' comments
thus:
II remains to be seen whether the laws OF
the State Of New York, made IN accordance
with the Constitution and designed as
safe guard to personal liberty, can thus be
set at nought. There is the highest "radl
cal' authority, beginning with the Secre.
tary IF State, and gOing through AL roe
gradations Of the Republican party, to his
opposise pole, the editor OF the Tribune, Tor
the entire constitutionality, the supreme
necessity and the absolute advantage OF the
law Of his State which prohibits kldnap
ping. and which throws the shield OF the
courts around those who are attempted to
he forcibly taken from the State The la"
was. To be sure, male in the interest
Of the black man, but there are &C tain
inalienabe rights" TO which white man
has at least as much as black one, and
had the Legislature intended to restrict Inc
benefits of the law TO american citizens oi
African descent" they would have said So
and not led the oppressed whites Ia suppose
that the kindly protection If these statutes
was for them.
Somuch superb rhetoric has been employ
in discussing and illustrating the dignity
and glory off our personal liberty bills. j"
that it is a pity they should be set at nonght
by those " ho have chiefly Landed them.
The insincerity Of so called Republican
"principlcs" has had no more significant II
lustration than this case of Arguelles. In
view of it every Republican who IN times
past has made the air vocal with his cries
for "persoual liberty" should hang his head
in perpetual shame. Sc.
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ADMINIsTRATOR's SALE,

THE undersigned will offer at Public Sale, com,
/ msncing on TUESDAY, JUNE 7th, at III
o'clock, all the household iand kitchen furniture
consisting of beds bedding. carpeting &C., togeth
or with horses. carriages, wagons farming utensils
milk cows, hogs DC, belonging to the estate OF tns
TERMS Cash; all the property will positively bt
sold to the highest bidder n1' - -.
eas : ~ t,ty ANDREW WHITE,
my27-td Administrator
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SLEEPING OARS
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO .t,
PHILAD'A, NEW YORK g. BALTIMORE.
BAGGAGEC CHECKED THR OUGH AND
TRANSFERRED FREE.
FREIGHTS.

BY this route Freghts Of all descriptions can be for
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
or baltimore, to and from any point the Rail Roads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct. 'fi rt'
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods be for
warded TO any port ON the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken
tucky, Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and ut
Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to eli
Ports on the North Western Lakes. ..Ei Eau
Merchants and shippers entrusting the Transports
ton of their Freight TO this Company can rely with
confidence on it's speedy transit. - ~ 'f'i
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, are at all times favorable as are charged by
other Rail Road Companies. -" +,
GB BE particular to mark packages ssvia Penn'a
Central Il. R." .I = "a = h =
TO or address either Of the following Agents Of the
company: t.r s.r rft.,..-N' n al =
D A. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE CO, Transfer A gents, Pittsburgh.
H!W BROWN CO., Cincinnati, Ohio
T. c. MELDRUM 4 CO., Madison, Indiana.
J. Z. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky. 49,
w. NJ ALTMAN, Evansville, Ind.
X. +. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri! gHl
CLARKE d CO., Chicago, Illinois
J. H. McCOLM, Portsmouth. O. -
J. NJ. LOVE, Nsysville, Ky.
HALL & CO., Marietta O, ''.' A''-
z. AYRES, Muskingum River iiSsd
W. II. =. l. LANGLEY, Gallipolis,t o.
II. s. PIBRCE Il CO., gainesville. o. ~
n. II. HUDSON, Ripley, o. 49,.
r. Z. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent
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state Of West Virginia, Marshall County 10 vii.
10 sne Recorder of said Comfy; We, WIN Ei-
aeI, WIN koontz and Isaiah iBryson, three tree
nolaersof seid county, do hereby certify That by
virtue OF warrant to us directed By WIN. Blake
Justice OF the si county; we have this day on
gas oatns viewed fpd apprsBed COW taken up BY
assessed the yalus Of sid estray At ii rtssn doI
safs The said cow IS s,Iisht BrfndIe white be "
ana the end of the tail Whiss an uppsr bic ont Of
tne lett ear supposed 70 DO about fhrse years cid
On SVen Under our hands this 18th day Of NAV
iooa Wp. ELDER.
VIM. K0ONTz. 20 ~ !
p - 'i'A' cd Iss ISAIAH BRFSoE, Z
a copy teste J su3nGs deHg r. -.s4
ny22-3ts
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The Steenrod House.

'I'HIs place is undergoing alterations, which will
adapt tito first class Boarding House Hotel, with
One dy yes and walks and fishing grounds; or 1t NAV
'hecouvcrted into Seminary, which may be made 10
accommodate from 100 to 900 students. Apply to Mrs
Judge Thompson. myI9-lm
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THE Hilton Head correspondent Of the

THE Hilton Head correspon dent OF the
Ny. Herald writes that reconstructed
State" Convention Vas held lat Beaufort
South Carolina, on Tuesday of last week, to
send delegatesto Baltimore We quote
mTbe call for the Convention invited the
neonle of this State, without distinction
of race or color to participate in the eiec
t;op of delegates to the National Union
Convention, to be, held at Baltimore on the
7th of next month Th, consequence was
that about one hundred and fifty negroes
and two Thirds as many whites assembled
at the Saxton House, and after mucn NOISY
and acrimonious debate selected twelve
whites and four Africans as delegates. The
choice should have fallen the other way =
By far the largest portion of the population
in the reclaimed region of the State are
contrabands and it taey are TO represent
the State in the Baltimore COnyentlon they
should have Justice done them at the
start" tfiitC
Plainly, these ''fellow citizens OF African
descent have baen badly treated and we
should not be surprised to hear OF their
boiling from the Republican party and nom
mating candidate of their own; II the
Aboluionists fail in the fall campaign, II
will certainly he, as WENDELL PHILLIPS
says, because they have not properly IRE
cognized the negro"
How will the West Virginia delegate:
lux, to sit in Convention beside Their broth
rem of the "culud persuasion 2" Weshal
see.
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LIVE STOCU

ovcrs and Farmers win Fad this the most adyaa-
taseops route for Live Stock CaDacion. va aif
xateTed and supplied with every Convenience. hsrs
oeen opened ON tins line and It's eonnecion and aver
ss.enuon = psid to their wants From Harrisbure.
resting, choice Is offered OF the Phiadenhia NJ
hork and Baltimore Market Tins VIII also Be found
shortest quickest and most direct route for tocI to
nsw aOrhLva AIentown ana With fewer changes
D. ESocH LEWIS, asn'l Superintendent Altoona,
IL; HOuPT, Gen1 Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
e4G iIl4I 4erd., janll-myA
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At his residence in Marshall County, West Va Ma,
Goth, VIM Hill, in the Goth year of his age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited t.
attend his flncral on Saturday, at o'clock.
y2S-~
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Our Agent at Morgantown.

IT. PoRr, ESQ, is our authorized agent al
Morsantown. Subscribcrs,wilih hereafter pay tneli
subscription to Mr.. PoRr, at his Shoe store, wal
mt street below Main haA viz aisoireceive Or
ders for advertising and job work
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FRENCH coATINes.

also very elegant dark grey Cashmere for Business
or travelling suit q 9 p - = E'sfEiN enoo.
my27 .{5sl
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YOUTHS g. CHIDRENS WEAR

H,HE most complete assortment in the city. w
make this feature in our business L1a
Call and see, at ..t... .Ha- STElN Bhos.
INV o. 4. . T..
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That the stone mssons pay water rent of three
cents per perch for work done and brsklaycrs pay
rent at the rate OF four cents per thousand for brick
gang OF hands and that plasterers pay one dollar and
1y cents or each pasterer employed and that black
smiths pay rent pf two dollars Er each aLd every
FIRE.
sec. . This ssdinAuce snail t. II. force, from and
after fts passage "a p - 80 = 80 '-' ---
Passed May 20, 1864.
my1o-H l. IRWIN, Clerk,
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Just Received!
AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fancy cass imeres,

Among which are some more Of those beautiful
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-02

.6s7 600 mich cows. and 81 500 working oxen.
besides an equal number OF steers raised and FAT
teusd for the shambles- The great demand for
beef for food has kept down the increase Of cat
tie But bs the strenuous exeFtious of the plant
ers in all the above States, snd the attention
which they have bestowed upon the rearing OF
live stock, the above numbers have been pretty
nearly maintained constantly. Thus. in lcb3.
the number Of mich cows was 500 O0o. and OF
oxen and steers a little over a million head. 10
will be noted that say nothing here of the beet
cattle raised either IN TEXAS or in Kentucky. or
Tennessee During the trst two years OF the
war, large proportion Of the beef used by the
Southern armies came from Texas. And al
though this will not De the Gaze this year. il NAV
he so in le65, II the Confederate plans succeed (;
and the cattle la that State nre increasing at a
prodigioUs rate. Ltrge supplies of cattle AMI
hogs are still drawn Oy the South from Tennes
see and Kentucky and this Will no doubt coniu.
ue to be the case during this year.
HORSES AND MULES ~ THE SOUTH.
At the beginning Of the war there were in the
eight States above named 9-6 900 head of horses
and 573 900 head of mules: besides million
head OF horses in Arkansas, Tennessee, Ken
lucky and Texas. A large proportion OF the
horses in the four States last named we're made
available for the purposes Of the Con federacy in
the wears 1861 and 1862. The loss and desIruc
ton Of horses At the South. during the war. has
not been great a. is generally supposed. will
be seen when come to speak of the cavalry OF
the Southern armies. Great attention. too. has
been paid to the rearing of colts: ana those that
have grown up since 1860 have nearly supplied
the losses sustained by the casualties OF war.
/ The estimates OF the Confederate War Depart
/ ment are that there are now in the eight States
above named, about seven hundred thousand
| head of horses aud three hundred thousand head
] OF mules This includes those that now IN
the military service. But the Confederate leaders
do not depend upon these alone to supply the
losses which they have and must still sustain
| They depend partly upon Tennessee and hen
lucky, and partly also upon the North, a.
will be seen went come to speak of their plans
of campaign for this year, which will do in my
next letter DRUlD.
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vi A = d y &c III A l. l..
CLAP. STANLEY d cos.
P0LOPTICOMORAMA
OF THE WAR.
Depicting Every Feature of Interest
from the Firing of the firsi GUN
down tn the Great Cavalry
Raid of Fitzpatrick.
Interpreted with startling
DO .f.NEC EFFECTS.
With the most Astonishing Illusions and Mechanical
Effects Sy. Of Stupeaduous Grandeur before
attempted,
Eoery EUening, and Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon.
DTOR.f.NFC EFFECTS.

TINHE horrors Of the battle fierce and deadly
represented with life like vvi The thunder If the
caunon and the din o. the battlefield fill upon the
Of the autience The fire aud of the ads sncing
host. and their desperate charges The fear
fn work OF carnage and death II presented with dis
tncnesS and vivrnrss hooking reality. By the aid Of
extensive and Intricate 'hin-ry. mechanical app
ces chemical effects and ingenious dIoramc accom-
paHameuts, before introduced in his country, the
audience almost imagine tbemS Ives sp-cta-
tors ct the subj me and stirring represented. The
III face OF each view is articsly arranged that the
heholder may distinctly with the eye emir-
battle Ii, or follow the ment~ of the Grand Ar
my. from tue outbreak of the rebellion the pre- ent
time.
The earlier portion OF this great Histori Illuminated
Tsblesux was painted in ! ondon al a Of FL 900.
from sketches taken by Nh. Randolph, arrest for the
Illustrated London New> tben travelling of oh
s,rvati"n The concluding scenes skefel ed by
Government employees aud painted from actual
ingS, bv tn eminent American artist includng
such ma mes as MAYNARD Lewis, person Brothers, VIM.
Preston, j. Paul Rar es and Others.
Each scene W II be illus IA I'd with graphic descrip
tive lecture by Mr. r. Grant Blmwel the talented eo-
cuii' mist. whose thrlin- pow-r Of description has
elected the highest encon az the press and public
Admission p cents; ch hren l. Reserved seats
20 Gems, Children To reserved sea- % =.
RoN Office frtm 10 4. VI. till , y. NJ
Doors open at = commence ar "a O'Clock
y AFTERNOON exhibitions at o'clock.
mch17 -df
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There is = brewery in New York. says the
Scientific American. hitch &C call the Vineyard
devoted exclusively to the manufacture OF liquors
Tor aduiierating or extending wines. know the
proprietor very we'll. and he has told me that he
could not nearly supply the demand. In most
OF the manufactured wines the flavor y impaired
by proportion OF imported wines, but ~ some
not particle OF grape juice is u-ed. Some OF
the imported wines extended by mere water.
little alcohol being added to keep Up the strength
and some sugar 10 maintain the body The best
torn IN which the sScehsrine matter - found -
IN the white liquor OF the sugar rehneries. This
i roek-cAndy JUS, before it crystallizes. ana l.
the puFest and mo-t delicate of any saccharine
substance that can be obtained
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WHAT. ooRy AND POTATOES
SUCCESS ArNENpANr oS rHE CHANGE or PHO
DuCTION-

The ac'u1l proiuriinns Of the above eight
States in 1861 were - .000 900 bushels Of Nhea,
1876. U00.O1O bushels oi corn. and SO 0On n0O
bushels OF sweet and Iri-h potatoeS II 1862
they Were IS ONO. u00 bishels of wheat. 3nu
Ou0 O00 bushels OF corn. and ~ 0ntO0p bushels
OF potatoes In 1868 owins 10 the increased
attention tia; hsd teen devoted 20 the cu;iva-
ton oi these articles. there raised in the
above States Is .000O bushels of vheu. $50 :.
WOOOO bushels OF corn, ami 81. 00 nO0 bushels
o. pot.ioes The esumatei WELD % the present
wear. based upon the n, nber OF acres actually
known 10 oe under euluvsuou. will DE 80 900 -
600 bushels OF Wheat. $50 200 600 bushels Of
corn. and $4,000 600 bashel. al sweet aud Irish
potatoes. The culture Of rice during all this
time. which has ALWAYS been southern staple,
and which forms large portion aud favorite
article OF the food OF the Southern people. has
received proportonate degree of attention. and
the Weld particularly during the wears 1862 sni
1868 has been quite "a large IN former YEAR.
STOCK 30 cArrLE AND suFrIr " MrAr
u 1850, there we're in the above eight svates
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$4,000

Ech certificate will be sold separately. and in the
der above given, but in will eitler of said
caies be struck of and sold by for less than
yve per Of the par value Thereof Certificates 81
purchase will b. by me esecut and drliveref 10 The
purchasers, VIII ch und.r and by the OF the de-
will eniitl the pu cha>ers have the said
tcares Of stock purchased. regularly transferred BY
tiiic issued of regular transfer, and all
moneys paid 20 me by the purchasers 10 be and
the order and control of the Court until the
shall duly such transfer has
been made by he officers of the state OF ndiaua-ihus
the int Of purchasers carefully guarded. Each
the above offered for sale draw
from the first day of J.nuary, 1864, but inter-
est prior to that date. DAVID g. R0St,
II. s. Marshal.
March 26tS. 1851 mar2s-d'i'l spr2s
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EXECUTORS SALE.
EX SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

II WILL SELL At PRIVATE SALE THE FOLLOW
Il ing described Real Estate in Indiana. elOnging
the estate Of GnOch Apologize, late OF tay,tte County
Indiana, deceased
One Farm of so in Marion County, miles east
Of indianapolis, fourth mile south Of the toll
gate the National Road. One halt is under cultiva-
tiou, the other half is well timle cred
Also, 80 Henry County, seven miles northwest
Of Newcastle, the sulphur Springs The line Of
the Che go aud Cincinnati Air Line Railroad. One-ba
under cultivation the other half well rmbered.
Also so acres five miles northwest Of onnersville IN
Fayete County; 65 under cultivation the resdu,
in timber
For particulars address the undersigned at Conneis
vile, ihdaus. W. =. APPLEGATk,
aprl-diw&w2w Executor.
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MARsHAL's NOTICE.
United States Marshal's Sale
DISTRICT or INDIANA.

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTIFIED COPY or DECREE
and vendi'iOni expOnaS 10 me issued and directed
by the Clerk Of the Uuited District Court for the
District 81 Indiana, w. tie I'D day Of April lcss.
at the Office Of the Treasurer Of The State n TIE City Of
lndanapos between he hours Of ~ O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock p n OF said dzy 10 sale, .t public out
TO the highest bidder for cash in hand $lUse OF
Indiana i've pc, State Stocks the number Of the
certificates Of which. the respective amounts thereof
a. follows:
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sTATIsTrcs or REBELLION

Sou thern View OF the CHANCES OF
Succcss-f ne Great question OF sop
plies-Cotton Abandoned for Grain
and Cattle-Exfcnt OF lands tnd~r
IuitIvntioo-How Horses are OBJ
tanned for the Army he sources
ofthe Enemy'- strength.