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n s DISTRICT 4ITORNFI's 0FFICF

Z. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE,
NAsfNfLfE, May - 1854 I
| DaRTTES INTERE.TEp ARE HEREBY ROTi-
Il Ted thst John Neclei.sll1 Ess been appointed
Assess or snd IL l. hofyeil ColieclCr o. the Inter-
nal Revenue prov sed 70 b assessed 6nd collected
under the provisions 81 TIE aet q Congress
They are nov prepared 70 enler upon the duties
Of thor Office and can be fond at the Office for
merry occgpisd b. .. &. Love, Esg, Clerk u the
Circuit Court, At TIE Cour house, in Nashville
Persons liable 20 be as-esssd VII proceed promptly
70 comply With the provisions q ne lsa, By re-
turning the ii-ss tnesein provided, - deianh 81
which reports viii BE INSIDE 20 this 9iiics for tae
enforcement Of TIE psnsltes and foneitures a.
HORACE X. HARRISON,
Z. S. Bisfrct Attorney,
may 2i-9N Md Dist. q Team.
HEADQUAETERs UNITED sTATI-s FUkcEs,
NsHyILIE, TKsS bay s1sb. lse4.
No. II.
1 AM AUTHORITY GIVEN PROM THESE
L. Headquarters - erect fratae buiidinys il q
city Simply reaciSds 10 the case che sppennt TIE
pefa ties Presented IN especial O16er No. 81" da-
ted Msrah 18Th, 1874, agsinst any one putting ~
such buildings.
Iteives DO right OF tide EhstsseTsr. ani any ous
clsiminga nght - the occupation &c Hny ioi 81
ground under such paper, b. isking lrsrdaieui
as1vtn' aEe Of his permit.
No right CT tie n he and is o. vas Intended %
he OF could he ereated ~ such papers.
b order q Bffgsdier-iiensi q = \. tiz4saEs.
~. NAFtlf
usy 22-lH Cart and A. A. 9.
HEADQUARFEFas UNITED STATES FURgis,
NtssTIsLs, lass ldA5 -. iss4-
General Order
7 LIEUTENANT GEoRisE 2. DOU9LiS, a6rH
4 Illinois IrfEnsry, o aancrIc - a. ~ 81 q Foiice
o. this liry, VICE Cap. C--mte7iai1. Esll Nsssa-
ehnsetts Nolnnfesr fnisllrJ. T. I'll be Cbeyed
ant respected accordnaly.
By order Ct Ts1eaaier-tienersl 2. g eEsHszE.
" SEVIS,
nav Civ Capt.. ana A. A. g.
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NOTICE LTE RATION OF TIaE-on auc
sitter this date, doors open ST baEpast seven; per
fortnsnce 70 conn ence e eight
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HTRaCTs OF T1MBERED LAND, SOME OF
r which are possessed Of tie finest EEtorpcWer in
the state and well adapted for Tnanuisetories. saw
niIlls, sheep raising and vineyards
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THE FELoN's DREAM.

7''1.I'
Tc coueiude with
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N OR u FARMS, Am PARCELS OF UNIM-
III proved county lands consisting from p 70
ZtQ acres, ftpTl ~ o. Zen niles FROM me city
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PRIeEs or ADnnssIoS.-Dress Circle, 70 cents; Sal
lery, 70 cents. Doom open a. ~ O'Clock. Per
formRnce TO commence AZ o'clock.
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49,. 60 =aa''a . san shs sS'vs
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HORAeE r. HARRISON,
T. s. Li-frci Attorney,
may 2l-2H Md Dist 81 Tenn

HE4DQGARTERsU UNITED STATS FOKcEs, 4
NsBvItIE, TKSS., Slay 20sb. lssf. J
Special Order
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TRuRTER,S SAIE

ON THURSDAY, the Sd day OF March, 1884.
" Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ ct the front
door Of tue Court House for Ohio county; IN purUu.
snee OF deed Of trust from Walter 9. Scott dated
oth day Of June, 1856, recorded in the RscoF1er'G
once for said county, In Rook II page Si6 to Ed
ward 8. FitEhuEh Ind having been by an order.
tho trustee under the snid deed, in the piacs md
stead OF the said Edward 81. RitShuRh: SbaIl GoIl
to the highest and best bidder ct pulie aneiian for
cash, tho one iVided fourth part Of lot
one hundred and eighty-onc ISL situated on John
stsees IN the city OF Wheeling, Commonly known g
thereon.
Allo rye shares Of stock In the washington Hall
:, Alse one share Of stock in the Hsnpasld Ran
feb1 JAMES 8. wHEAT ,rrr.,..
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TRuRpRE,S RAI.R

ON THURSDAY, tho Sd day of March, 1861,
door Of the Court House for ohio county; in pnSIu
Gnce ofa deed Of trust from Walter @. Scott dated
the LIST December, 1855 recorded In the Record orG
OaidMellS and having been, by an srdGr Of the Or
cult Cont for Ohio county, duly appointed the
TnIteo under tho said deed, in tho place and stead
81 the said Alfred Caldwell; shall sell to the high.
est and be!t bidder At public auction for cash an
me N following deScri6sd parts Of lots numbered
Snifty three l3Sl and thirty four L94l In Jonathan
g the corner west Of Market street and south Of
tFanklin streets thenoe gpUth with Market street
allel with franklin street. one hundred and twenty
feet to ~ alley ~ feet vide; thence With said
alley t99 feet to franklin street; and
febl JAMES g. WHEAT, Trustee.
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Gard from the oIty ssrgoont.

w Aous.-About AsWSek SO q n1mbSr Of tbe
~ ~ on the IaAnd entered the aSlonn
SS seSet sennor end rubbed & ok about mn d6lIsTs
Gene u broad light, The soldiers Pre-.
case q resiqtanes Bel0rs ayllRhf - -
i9S numbered the men broke omen RenneEss bans.
seS ol halta keg o. ale. about ten doIlsrs
SoFt4 otel6ara5 IN oVereoat, revolver M SsISv,S
81 e9 Sshee articles the Whole ~ abo5t
99!ty ben1er made complaint, a Ne mi
eEs SSald be ferreted ent. -
care Of the opinion that the intere,ss a ,hs
city demand an ad1ltloHal police foFes nn,,S ~
~ GeeEl q two many petty thefts and sfrsef
1snts have occurred Tbs p6lleSnien Are FI6f 1bis
4lttonel heneo many offenders 6SeSDet A S5l5i.
peace and quiet IN our city,. = = - -
EdttqFS lRtttLlgtaetr f',ssi - 81 slis i
The above notice was published Ia tba
1..6Seelng Rsglttey Of yesterday morning.
It NJ. Benaethds been tob6ed 81 81 ms q. |,
e. stated, neither myself nor Sny 81 M
equities have ever been Informed II n.
Wy one case Of petty larceny has, 90 ~.
eetnf 70 my khoEledges and a 20 the nm.
paes9aa street GghtS that are repoFletl. "a
S SSSs eee0sred, ! have simply 70. ssys that /
nave heard otbntthree 6ghts 8in6e q aim
9Peq She aaties. Of my once. III M 49,
alderman RoheFtson refused 10 issns s
warrants - another the party tVaI 1890 I.
81 and e was proved that IS kSSsSet.sS :
man down and kicked hin ia The 49, 49, "a a
which offence be Eas aeqpittsa - ,ts
s4li4 Alder -. Rho Eesdered iudGneat
against the city for The costs. : =,
sss 9ANu.tH. BARR, City Sergeant
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COMMISSIONERS Sale

Juno Emsley, Oompl't.

Va In ChAncery.
Y virtue Of decree Of the Circuit 10 art for Ohio
~ county rendered on the 18th day OF january
1884 directed to the undersigned as special commis
sioner and the time speoed for the pal ment Of the
debts mentioned In. said decree LAYING expired, I
ahali ON Monday, the 22d Of February, 1884, at the
ont door Cf the Court House Of Ohio county In the
city Of Wheeling oEer for sale thar part OF Lot No.
80, in the 18th Ward ofsaid city, in the bill and pro-
eeedlngs mentioned q having btlonged to said de-
tnehe. Of said Lot No. So fronting on Main street
~ feet and IL inches, and running back the same
width 81 feet. Said part Of lot will be sold In two
parcels as follows, viz: tst the south part thereof
being the vacant or unimproVed part thereof said
to contain 10 feet 10 inches front Main street,
and running back same " dth 81 feet; second
the residue Of said lot on which stands the briCE
house, containing % feet inch front ON Main street
and running back same width 81 feet.
|. Trans OF sALE-A sufficient amount In hand TO
pay the costs Of sale and the costs Of this suit aud
credit OF 100 days th interest from the day Of sale
as to onethird Of the purchase money. And q, 10
the other tWO-thirds Of the purchase money credit
Of ~ and months in equal installments with in-
terest from the dayof sale, tue purchaser giving
bonds with good surety for the payment Of the
same. And retaining the title until the whole OF
the purchase money ID fully paid.
....sz5ll HENRY G. RLEsHER,
sJ9nZl'30t Special Commissioner
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TAn NJ YoFk Asrala is stranrp aheaL.

THR Nav York HsraE1 lie strange sheet.
1t advocates the election Of Gen. Grant fop
President, In OppOSitiop 70 the "radtcals,' q
and at the same time tslks IL this swise;.
ave would therefore earnestly call the
attention Of Congress to the fact that there
Is only one way in which this slaVerSques
ton may be decisiVely and permanently
eetteled by universal emancipation, aud
that now tsthe opportunity for this great
achievement. This way is pointed out in
the federal contribution, aud is.simply an
amendment Of thRt instrument, declaring
slavery holiahsd throughout the United
"wbst! all, at one fell swOOp!" here
is no compensation for loyal sIayeholders
no consideration for Kentucky or other
Border States. Just nov, the New York
Herald leads the van Of out-and ont abO-
litioniSts. -
Scarcely less strange than the Head,
tenets is the following from the New York
Ezprsss, lately an out-and ont copperhead
sheet: asa os,s.4gs
"Atlfeelthat slavery has gone blythe board
Politically, il was dead before the war be.
gan. Physically, it is now dead, aud ought
not, for one MON emit, to enter into any dis.
cusSion relating to tile war, any more than
anything else that is dead beyond all hope
of resurrection. The border State men all
see this. Shareholders in the Cotton States
are beginning to see and acknowledge thil
truth. Nobody needs to be convinced thai
both the political and physical power O
slavery are over in the Unitsd States. We
need no argument from Nj. Ganttto Assure
Us Of this fact, of the folly Of the South il
making the slavery question pretsxt fol
the war. War from the very start va,
more OF an abolilionist than any army
Smiths" a'' FiF -'f - ~ go
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

= virtue Of = deed Of trust made BY MArius Pnr-
ID geson and David W. Gibson, dated the 2Lh
day Of june, 1851, and recorded in tho Ocs OF the
Recorder for OHIO county, In deed book number
orty:tWo-42-tolio four hundred and thros--4OS-t
= VIII, on SATURDAY, tho 9th day Of March, 1891
az 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio cou mtg, proceed to sell lots number
nine aud ten. In square number. tWenty-eight, in
that part Of tho city ofHheeling called Buena Vista
Emma Churchill's trustee
On the above described property is frame cottage
with two rooms good well OF water, &c.
Selling trustee, shall convey such title a. IA
vested in me by said deed Of trust.
iek3.td H. O. COTTs Trnntaa
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Tal Bal.Iaote 4...,isaNia aisae.'Iog

Tah Baltimore AmWieaasia discussing
"the inausnce3of slavery upon the lower
of Maryland," remarks:
zone may look upon the map spf Che
State, and then glance at the census tables
whilst fecol1ecting the events Of the WaE,
aud almost the, " hole story is ct once told
Not more certain isiit that the rivers seeks
the sea than that, noting the fact that
slavery, increasingly bulk as it leayest the
mountain aud approaches the coast, has
shown in the sameiratio population with
q decreasing devotion 10 Patriotic aims
with aaBapiug= regard Ethes g0Hsrnmeat.
established by our iathers-until the lower
counties of the western shore are proven
TO be hot. beds ofdisloyalty, of treason
their people as muohiiplent on overthrow
ing free government Ia favor of ths vile
despotism seated at Richmond, las are the
people of South Carolina themselves.
i'sAnd this WAS the case from the begin
mag of the war. Thoroughly acquainted,
somehow, with the fell designs OF the
great consp irators bailing from the-cotton
States, the shareholders Of the counties re-
ferred to we're to swoderfut' degree prompt
to second the wicked efforts Of their cou
geners elsewhere; bent on embtoiling our
people IN civil war By means of speeches,
oy meAusofQFtnEtngo out9I ana eVeryactlVe
threats, denudcIations Of the government;
appliance to deceive the ignorant and the
olindly ptejudieed, the wealthy slaVehold-
ers led the way othe destruction Of their
poor neighbors and the. ruin of them
selves" g 5i'Es 5s . i'er h lSsee'f
rms 1s the evidence moi, of q Massachu-
sets abolitiopist, but of q oval Maryland
or, one who has watched, aud has been
forced to watch, the political sentiment of
his State. Yet with such evidence Of the
evil iaauences qfsslayeholdiug upon the
people, there 81 .sttth men, even uthe free
States, who demand that slavery shall not
be touched who cry out against every eff
fort to extsrminste this monster which
spreads gdisloyalty wherever it exists.
Against these the AMERICAN appeals: {,Ss
with the shocking record OF their, fol-
lies aud crimes, written in the blood OF. the
comparatively innocent and unthipkipg
around them, they are found at the present
time attempting to shirk the. responsibility
for their wrong doing; they would avoid
the righteous penalty for 5aclions fraught
With so much of suffering and sorrow, to
thousands; they. would save slavery harm
less In the strife, But we AK, in the
name OF the merest justice, shall 80 great
an outrage be permitted !" s. ~ r. ;
- Z
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IothsPs0p!sofW West Virginia.
1,HE -THE UNITED STATES
i has isiued ale f9llowipg order
aRXEtfiIFIVE MANSION
,HXEQur1XE MANSION,

~ February LIST, 1854.
L GOrdered That 3 draft Tor ave hundred thousand
made the 10th day Of March for the military
service OF the United States, creditDg and deduct
ing so many as may have been, enlisted or drafted
into the service prior to the LIST day OF March next
I isignedI tABRAuAM IINCoLNs'
The humber mentioned In theAbove order includes
the 500 600 called for In 0et0boHal
Men enliIting before the LIST OF March will be en-.
titled to bonntiegf from the Government 8s horet0'
fore, viz: $500 for yeternuss and $500 for new re-
Cruit1. ATCer thGt time no bounties VIII 4bo paid.
And recommend TO the Supervisors Of the several
counties tDmest and oder 8scOunty county OF from
500 to $500 in addition TO that paid by the Govern.
ment. Under q AYE Ag q the EIegislat4Ie this
yiSors may borrow the money to pay the same. An
the other offering induceine nts 70 youn
teers and Il seeins th6t 1t should DO done in
many Of the counties in this State, It Il true that
West Virginia, Over-run and ibid waste in many
parts a. she has heenS has shown devotion to tho
eAu9e in winch we are engaged that IL nnsufpAsBedS
littSlualled, by any portion Of the country, Yet
moro troops are needed. They are called for, and
must be turuIshed. The number. who have Yolnni
teered under the last call has fallen much short Of
what had santieipated,. This State must furnish
her p.oP9rtien-if not By olqateering-it must be
ityfor the draft assure you, lift becomes ueses-
sary, shall aid the Government limits execution by
every means inmy power. ,sG5lsas =
In The Cd, Sd and 18th Regiments Of. Mounted In
antry have been changed to cavalry by late order
Of the War Department.; and. L am authorized IL
raise two new companies for each regiment aud to
appoint full Complement ototiedrs for each COM
pauy.s Those who preferineW organizations may re-
crnit for these companieb +ssa ~ 1it lsp5s b
request that the people take action on this sub
iject That you hold meetings and encourage enlist
ments; andlet us permit It to be said aItsr the
war Is over, that It was necessAryto draft In Res
Virginia to supply her quota q troops. t5.,
E15epTlyE gHANRkH' Wheeling, February l, 1854
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.s.td H. O. COTS, Trustee.
TRUSTEE,S SAM

OF Real Estate lying In the Town OF
South HRheeIInEr, w. ".
PY virtue OF q deed OF trust made by William
and recorded In tho ofice OF the Recorder for Sb6
county, In deed book number MISUNDERSTANDING
two hundred and ten-21O-; will, ON Saturday
Court House IN Ohio county, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
proceed 70 sell Lot number ffteen-15-in squAreNo.
Formerly called RltchIetSWn). This lot l. Incnms
bered with the dover right Of the widow Of William
Grill but is otherwise believed to be unincumberCd.
Selling a. trustee shall convey only tuch titIs ~
Is vested In mo by said deed,
Terms Of sale-Oash.
feb2-td N. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
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Farm for Sole

rTIHE subscriber oterS for sale . small farm in
y. Peaae toWnlhIp, Belmont county, Ohio, four
miles above MarttnSVille and running to the O. P.
4aalroad, containing q acres. The improvements
are Z log house, good bearing orchtrd, well Of
eSeeAenS Hatert abont so acres cleared, the bal.
anee excellent timber. Any one WiGhine 10 pur.
eaasS Saa learn terms 4es by applying to me on
The farm Il we'll Guitad far n ,vinavard
jan2S1m& ALEX, TH0RBURN.
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NEsLEcFh0 G6UeHs AND CotDs.-FSy
are GWare Of the importance of eheeEIaR
CongS ot Common Cold ~ 10 Il AFstl
stage; list WhiehS il the beelnnine would
yield to q mpd se1ledS, e neglected, soon
prsys upon tbs lRpg6. browne Bren.
chial TrOehes Cough LoEenges, afford
instant Felfs. ts'ia ss.5lst5t -sss5sis
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TIE Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune has the following in re-.
gard to the scheme on foot for running
Gen. Fremont aa an thdepeudeSnat candidate.
against Mr.. Lincoln, in case the latter.bs
nominated by the Union NatiOusl Oonven.
ton "a ISAAC -Ht53 stIE i's73 ~ =
BEWARE OF rRIRD CAHDIpATR.
The opponents of President Lincoln,a IA.
nominations, seeing that the people have
already determined on him as their choice
are moving Heaven aud earth, add u An
afraid, to some extent the third place. not
named in pOlitessooiety, IN order 10. IL nos.
sible. defeat the intention OF the MASSES.
The last dodge that have heard of Il. the
threat to run third Tor, as they call IL,
liberal or radically candidates. 1 had heard,
intimations Of this privately for some time
among certain clique Of disappointed
ones in this city, but observe that their
organ in New York, yiH3s IFilkes Spirit of
ths 1eaes, has come out openly for this
suicidal scheme. Men who would ,propos6
such action at such q time as this. have.
evidently, little OF no patriotism. The re-
suit OF such action would. OF course, be to
defeat the Union, candidate, and, give The,
election toit4el QoPpe head With such !
compact resolute and interruptions minors
ity tOOontsnd: with, Il 4. s most iansntabls
spectacle to see sthesal attempts to distract
and dtsantte the gntou sentiment. Of tie
country. 1 have no fear of tbe result how
ever. The people have taken lhe n, atke,
of the next Presidency into their Own
hands, They viii brush away any eolitt.
otan who O6stra6's their pathS Is tho good
housewife brushes away The ugly, spider.
aud bis meshes fto'n ithe vail OF her apart.
ment. -anE-
The dtOrgspiEsEs were quite. happy In
the seleCtion Of an. organ when they adopt
ed Wlts,s Sptft ri tts 7Snss:,. The Jockey
Club aud PFt.s Ring experiences Of itsS Ell.
tor, smiOently d hin q! for the york Of dis,
organization,
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GEN. GASTr, of Arkansas, in speech
in Brooklyn, New York. said: "Ths pso-
pie of the South, the Union men there,
were determined, by the help of God, TO
purge the body polite of slavery, and let
the Government stand. The question was,
whether they were to DO permitted to do
it. There was a party at the North who
would compel them to have slavery,
whether they would or not; and for his
own part il there was no other reason for
exterminating slavery, he would do 1t be-
cGusethey said Unjust and shopld be re.
tanned" The purpoaeis good one, and
the ''party at tKesNorth" which stands In
the way of the extIrpStion of slavery by
the Southern people, will be crushed to
annihilation. ssi.. -. .5.-.r5.g
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PROPOSALS FOR ICE.
MEDICAL PURyEYoE's OHP1oT,
WASHINGTON, D. q, PebrnHry1 1, 1854,


CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ once until 10 NJ, February, the 2st6. for fur
nishing Ice to the Medical Department Of the Army
mated. The Ice to be stored b. the contractor IN
properly coustructed ics.houses at each point or
delivery on or before the 9th day Of April next;
the not to be rccepted for until its quality The
fitness OF the ice-houSe, and the manner In which Il
is packed ehRll have been approved bv a medieaI
19n WR or Medical
amount thus actually stored aud reeeipted for:
The proposals. will be Tor the quantities indicated
proVBo, that should more be netded AZ eny time for
the year supply It shall be furnished tthe a.
rates and under the same cJnditions: y fi,1i =
d.i QUANTITY To. BE DELIVERED AT
Annapolis, MSd.-1Oe,hOuss owned BY the United
Fortress Monroe, Ya.-ICe.ho owned by the uni.
ted states-2S0 tons. =
Point Lookout, Md.-Ieehouse owned by the United
Z Etates-20O tons. a -
P9Ets@opth, ys3Ies-hOuse owned by the uni
NeEbern n: o-1ce-house owned by the United
Hilton s.o9 Head 8 o-Icehouse owned by the United
Beaufort, 8. oy-IOeh6ussj owned by the Unite,
I StStes-80O tons. - - +.
daily by weight for the year 1884, in such quShti.
ties .: may be required BY the surgeons in charge
- United states General Hos ials, upon the follow
ing annuAl estimate, in and near
Boston, Macs 10 tons.
New York, 500 TONS, Il,
+ Jew Haven, Conn.,, 60 tons. ) = = t.AA--e1 =
Portsmouth Grove, r. L :, $50 tons.
Philadelphia, Pa, 1900 tons,
Newark N. j., 100 tons.
Washington, b. c., $500 TONS s .,
Baltimore, Nd, 600 tons. sits..,. <, u
Frederick, Md IS tons
All additional; amounts that may HS, a;y,,,,1
these places until January 1st 1856, are to be ftr
, ID FORM OF PROPOSAL.
The undetsIgned proposes to furnisl, - tons
q INST witty Of Ice, carefully packed In subStan
Fal Of the within named points, namely:
at the oowIag prices per ton OF two thousand
ia tons, at - por ton.
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Roll OF RECRUITS who have been en-
listed aud mustered into the United States
9th, 1854, and credited to Ohio county,
up to Feb. lsth, 1854: =,
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VIZ publish on our fret page 5 GARD from
anumber of officers in this military depart.
ment in reference TO the recent debates in
the Legislature, concerning the command
ing General. is s,t
WeAlso publish an article on the!sams
page from the Cumberlapd oivlian and
Ttlegtgph. 2 ,FlF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18

God guard our Gag, and keep each star
Each stripe AS bright a. new they WaVe,
Gtill make e lead our ranks IN war,
stu AoAt above each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To trail It through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts Its lot Will share
And follow It to Death OF Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18
Signed,
FORM OF PROPOSAL.

Tue ,uudeE!igned proposes to furnish daily. or
sLl the ice required for the hoSpitais
or near the Eithin.nAned points, a he foiloSInS
price per hundred pounds, namely. 'S-'S "'us
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18

MARRIED.,
On the 18Th inst, by the Rev. John Mofhat, Mr.
TtEopoRI sWiRIz, Of Martinsvi1le, Ohio, % Miss
RAAHC1s SHAHP3of Wheeling, ": Yaffti a Of e.