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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

The editor of the Wheeling Lntelhysneer
seems to look With Gu uufAvOrable eye on
the movement being made for the improve.
msnt of the navigation of the Ohio river.
He summons up the shadows OF locks and
dams as easily as the guilty conscience of
Macbeth created the dagger, aud proceeds
to demolish them With all the ardor Don
QuixoIte displayed on the windmills. We
know Of no one whu proposes to lock and
dam the Ohio, nor is there any particular
plan proposed. That is left to science. II
our neighbor will inquire of the manufac-
turers aud merchants of Wheeling they will
tell him his overbeAring ignorance tends TO
their injury. We are fearful that sore
headedness on his senatorial defeat may
have given him a touch of the jaundIce.-
PaTkersburg GdzeHe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

FRANK BLAIR, in the parIauoe Of the
street, seems to he spelling for chance at
Secretary Chase and the Treasury Depart
ment generally. TIE following is the
passage in his remarks, as they appear in
the Congregational Globe of Thursday last,
thES- produced so much reported excite.
pspt in political circles at Washington:
1.-THE permit system has finally been
abandoned in Missouri, but the agents aud
over our desOlated State and pinched its
ruined inhabitants, still remain. These
dependents on the Secretary, these agents
aud missionaries of his presidential aspira-
lions, are still txtant and receive their
salaries. Some of them, suppose, employ
thems selves in disseminating that strictly
private circular which came TO lite the
other day, which informs us that the
friends of Mr.. Chase, who have 50 feeliDgly
denounced all open efforts to bring forward
a candidate for the Presidency, have been
secretly forming an Organization in his
favor all over the country, and which
charges the administration of Mr. Lincoln
with corruption None know better than
the friends of Mr. Chase at whose door that
corruption lies, as their efforts to sufls in.
vesugation here so plainly prove.
ait is a matter of surprise that man
having the instincts of gentleman would
remain in the Cabinet after the disclosure
OF such an intrigue against the oue to
whom he owes his portfolio.
"lpresume the President is we'll content
that be should stay tor every hour that he
remsins sinks him deeper in the contempt
OF every honorable mind.
"Mr. Chairman, give notice that on
Monday next, or as soon thereafter as am
permitted to do so, will Introduce the
resolution which have already had the
honor to propose to the House, aod il not
agniu refused by the friends OF the Secre
tary, will either establish the facts have
alleged. or will make the amplest rsparn.
lion in my power to the distinguished
gentleman at the head Of the Treasury"
1t is rumored that Mr.. Davis, of Mary.
land, will, at an early day, reply to this
speech at length. good share OF it was
aimed at him and Maryland politics, and
a reply will naturally be expected from
him
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

IDY virtue of a Deed Of Trust from John EusseII
- 10 enTv Echris. datei April 1st, 1852. aud re
cprdeSt In Deed Book 81 page 22O Of OHIO County
records and II MY auaintni-nt by the Circuit Court
Of aid county, a. Trustee In Place Of s1id Eehal-
vii cell At the font door u the Court House Of
ONO Ccanty, Saturday, April PHI, 1864, at 10
oc!cS, A. NJ at pub'ie auction, for Cash, call that
part Of Lot No. ~ situated EUH street m that
part OF the City q Wheeling, laid cut By Moses w.
Chapline and other. the described a. follows
IS feet from: Eof street and eIien5!.R back the
sane breadth L. ieet 10 an alley. being the zane
PTop-rty convey ed 70 sid Russell by Robert White
bJ de d dated April lst, 1889 "
JOHN 6. CHANDLER,
mE+ tn Trnstee
u EADs for ColIATs. different COLOR, lar supply
II received Al b. SICJLL ERO.,
mrs lO9 Main street.
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Daily Report OF EnIIstments.
OPTIcE a. A. P. NJ. GES'L, I
WHEELING, March 5, 1864. /

iSTw. VA. CAvALRY.
John Dayton, credited to Wood county.
Phillip Thomas, not credited or muster.
7rH W. VA. ISFANTRY.
John Singer, James Mikels, Chris Dorf,
Daniel Lowon, Jas F Van Camp, Chester
Barnhart, Jonathan Morgan, credited to
Lewis county.
18th W. VA. INFANTRY.
John " Riley, not credited.
10TH W. VA. INFANTRY.
VIM Il Bailey, Andrew Caldwell, credited
to Upshur county.
lsr W. VA. CAVALRY.
RE-ENLIsTED.
Company Commanded by Capt Powell,
all credited to Morgantown, Aouopgalis
county.
john Davis. John Daniels, James Dean,
Wm Davis, Samuel Blaney, Henry Hen.
derson, WIN b Hill, Jesse R Mercer, Harri-
son Mank, R B Mcdowell, Matthew Nc
Garvey. VIM Paugh, ZebuIon Ridge, Levi
Shoemaker.
In Company H, LIST W. Va. cavalry, Ohio
county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

1Hour article of Saturday on the legis-
Iatiou Of the late session, we stated the
amount of appropriations at s2oS, s65; bat
We added, that this should lot be regarded
as test of the actual expenditure. The
object of an appropriation is to FIX a sum
which is not to be exceeded under any cir
cumstauces; and the amount expended will,
therefore, often be below, and cannot be
above, the amount appropriated. The ap.
propriatious which have been made 10
some instances, as We happen to know, are
more than sufficient. We may refer to the
item for printing, which will materially
exceed the cost of the work to the State,
as we'll as We are able at present to esti.
mate it. Making, then, some deduction on
account OF the excess of the appropriation
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

NRDgEErt..a: ~. Pre-ii,n; aud Clerk Of this
'F-'t-i er .fr C"na'y l"1l.y money. not 10 81
order IT u a. q party. LI.e.s such
u1. pfr.E pgl.'f.. a-at d.t!vtr 10 t.8un uc Of
'h"g'. I7v 81 attorney, au:h sriains hGl 20 draw
.uClt huUr-g
"rterei :urGit thI: III par; a., r!A:aI,uts for
'Ai faEi. 5; natTaWu, - Frlu,s,e! to Identify
thr'n--'vv- s s3HI- r"s!aU- hr PeTsCI, IrrsVLA!ly
known 4, che II ~deu: ur CleTl:
cga"-c'. ''-f 'ha ro-iieaf AID Clerks. rs sO03 "a
til" rorrty "-1n:y monry - orLnInei aud ready :or
IhSrrtJ. aiN trIrs~ = 10 the time and pl-s wh.Te
the pa t@elN nce g. maze. Tor at ieNst days
prt"r - sues ;-1NmsHt.
\ rs Fest: CSC. W. SIGHTS.
iCh-Hi Clerk.
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Desirable FIGURING Min for ale

s%.EG 10 o'her blsi1r,s matters Calming nv
" unfNtdfh attention, . fs.ire To sell my new
and y"!nhII" E:gutias Nii T.. I,rriy, s!tastcd at
Ss.r Is. M"urcr Co, uh
he building i Du,it enthusiastically Of brick -iZe
Al y " irnJ. contains sets uf Eurs aud all the
nIon'frr Ini. rs's .tIier II R1t ~ i,liAucc-.
siZs Of - Ciur. l. UciI cylinder. - zach stroke-
Two uDuhte iI-'i l.fs ~ feet long. &c inches d.
auot-T. 1hr building aud machinery are compara-
lively new. The mill enjoys good TrrutSt on, and
steady and profitable rIlTOnlg. il occurred
For term, and other particulars. apply at S1rif.
ohi" 10 llOKSBROOK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

We have received a Communication
from Gilmer county signed "UpiOn Citi-
Eeus." No responsible name accompanies,
and of course we cannot publish it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07
For Sale.

'T'IIE large and eommodiouS dwelling and proper.
L ty situated on he corner Of Main aud FIRST Sts,
Centre Wheeling: comprising lots Nos 50, IS and 81,
and now occupied BY the Undersigned The dwell.
ing suppl d With Q 1 the modern conVenencts Of
RAs and water, with GuIhousss the premises.
For terms &c, enquire Of
--------.-- --------A MRS. W. a. WOODS,
mFI on the PrgiuIses
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Sherlll's Sale Of Real Estate.
Wolfe, Ballard { Co.
. Decree in Cll,ae,ry
febgT Is
Mary Moore.

Mary Moore.
by virtue Of decree rendered ~ 'he CiF5u
ID Court Of Chic county, ia tue above rnlt'-f
cause, on the the 2sth day Of UciDb t. ISL2 shA.l
proceed to sell n public sRie th ircnt dJor u
the court House Of ohio COUNT the IE;b Gay q
March 1864, the part Of Lot No -. ia ZAns'.
addition TO the city Of Wheeling, frpUtiu: u Man
street, iOrtyST leet more irs-, Of Nhts J,.yI3t
Moore died seized, and In the bill Aad pTOlte,i.u,,
mentioned.
Terms Of SaIc-0n credit of SIX. tW I've All
eishieCn nIO:t tbs ia equal Instruments arg IT,.
teTsst until raid; the purchaser SiiuE hau. viii
good security and the title to he retained utii Ih-
whole purchase money is paid.
JOSEPH SEYBpLD.
frbP I'd Sheriff % Ohio CDpEty-
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ROBERT LUXE
Vermont sheep for Sale

La Belle House, bridgeport, Ohio
7 HAVE 81 fue ard thorough bred SPANISH
i MEElND EWES, Lreu from the best focks in
she State Of Vermont, part OF them from the cele-
DRAFTED folks Of hsaisnJud, J. 7. V. Rich, Of Ad.
olson County Vermont.
These Eses are a., fqIl BloOdsd and are all in
LIANT by tho beat Bucks in iho State. 10 - the
Nottingham, 10 Oy tho landlord 4 Gibbs Buck, IL
by tht young stake Back and the remainder
Nv the be.t two year Old Hack ever brought ,rorn
EeFInr NJ. St'f Buck now haze with me. lie was
sir'd b. the Old Nottingham Buck. aud from a EEe
selected iTei ! 7. !. kicii's 1ck. of Shorehan,
Shorchan. Vt. would invite the WooI Sheep
SIOA Ing aud Frrni:E class OF the community, aud
all lOvers If good Sheep to call at tho La Belle
House ani Sc what have got.
lUil give every that wishes - purchase
shIFp Of me, good ref renee. 50 that he aCeTt9iR
what he Is huyIH:. ask man 10 buy unless he
Is perfectly satisfied that lie Il getting what he pays
for. PARKER
mrs 5iGkItWE Whiting, Addison Co, W.
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Attention COMPANY.
GREENWOOD NURSERY
Y M. G.! A.

'INHE Rev. John Mofit will address the Young Men
OF the City, ~ tho Rooms OF the Young Mems
ChrtStlan Association, this evening at * O'Clock
IL u also requested that there should be full
dAnae Of the memberS - this Is the regular month.
" mt mssi1i tn ". B. SIMPSON,
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their injury. We are fearful that sore
Medicines on his senatorial defeat may
have given him touch Of the jaundlce.-
ParksrsburS Gazstis.
REPLY TO THE ABOVE.
Mr.. james E. KhartOn,
SIR-The above uugeutlemanly and un-
just article We cut from your paper of the
Sd inst. So far as we have observed, the
article is OF piece with all your allusious
to the IatellIgenesr since your return to the
State. What special malice prompts you
thus to refer to it and its editors We cannot
Imagine, unless it be a mere mean envy, ari-
sing out of the fact that the paper has dis.
appointed your expectations perhaps your
wishes, by avoiding the reckless aud thrift
less example set by you as 40 editor here
and elsewhere. You have had no personal
cause to entertain such feelings IS you
manifest, for you have been uniformly
treated With consideration and courtesy by
the IntsIliSsneey, and its editors have always
wished you well in all your various unfOr-
IuaAte newspaper enterprises. Our belief
meaning man, but that your personal dis
likes aud other unworthy motives, control
you in pretty much all you do or say
Else why do you go out of your way to
make such an uucalIed for fling at one of
US IS that With which you close the above
article. What has the defeat Of one OF the
editors of the Latelliyeneer tor the Senator
ship to do with the navigation of the Ohio
river? Is it thus, Sir, you reason from
cause to effect in your treatment of public
mAtters1 Your course in this instance re.
minds Us of one other Incident of time
serving and unworthy nature. When we
were pleading the cause ofa new free State,
you were pleased to speak of our zeal for
an emancipation provision as arising from
disease known as wool on the BRAIN
Since that sllusion you have been loud
mouthed enough in the same direction.
We may say to you that the questions
propouuded through our paper touching
the e1pediency of improving the Ohio
river, were written by one of our largest
manufacturers and most enterprising bust
ness men, notwithstAnding yOu refer to us
as iDjuriug those interests. Why do you
use those questions, which were not edi.
torial, as prete1t wherewitb to make a
:auuting aud spiteful personal reference
to one of US? We were persuaded that
the questions had force and weight, and
others thought SO also, including Mr.. Cop
ley, of Pittsburg, who understands the
subject perhaps as well as any man in the
country, aud We only asked attention to
them by reason of their highly suggestive
character. So far as We have noticed, you
have never yet given those questions to
your readers and we presume that you do
not intend to, while We have published
not only the proceedings of the Louisville
convention, of which you were member,
but also Mr.. Copley's elaborate reply to
the questions referred to, thus aEording to
our readers both sides of the discussion
Wien you do the same, or anything like
the same measure of justice, you will be
entitled to much more respect than that in
which yOu are now held by
THE EDIroRs OF THE ISTELLIGExcER.
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valuable Coal Bank for Sale

p:FEi- "a; 'r'vaf. rsle I.Ii 'ltrch 2G:h, mt Coal
Btnh. IN cd ol'ier, with r4'l'nN into It, Coa-
ie'u,u. Ggrt ~ acUs- al -nlTl GOAL al! also sell
with ~" blnA. ID cars fr"r aud lr.rurs-
lac lgBk i aliu4t,d in Centre NhN~liuF, below
VI ssrs. Dtr-s Vance, Rolling Mil AMI belmont
Coat TAM. rr N!-ss WORKS. II the property + not
sgid 10y iir 2rth inst, it III that day he offered
At fntlis SAFE. Sir YIN. GIlfrsy will chow the
premises to ANY one wishing 10 purchase.
Terms 81 SAl"-I "a each, the bIaucs in two
yeass- wIin interest from GsS 81 sale.
mrs - ! MSi :. PORTER.
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IrnS1pe'S Sale 0f Real E.1nI4

ESG virtue Of deei Uf trust made by n .T.4, Fs-.
ID Eeson and David " Gibson, dated iae -t;l
day pf Jule, 1857, and recorded in ,h- Office 8.
Recorder tor OHIO county, IN drei boaE uumt 2
forty ;HO-I2-iOO fOrT hundred aud 'hJ"e-i s-.
/ viii. on ; ATCkDAY, the 9Th day OF March. -,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, At the font door II the { ST
House Of ohio cou nty. proceed to sell lot. ruut-
nins and ten. in square number twenty eight, ia
that part of the city OF Wheeling called Nl.IG
addition to the city Of Wheeling, rs laid Out Is
Emma Church!li's trustee
On the above described property is frame co:Iss-
with two rU1ms sOpd well OF water, &C
Selling trustee, I snail convey surh t::.s
vested ia mt by said deed Of trust.
Terms OF sIle-Casl.
feLS-td H. C. Colts, Tru.tc.
P. S-Thc above sale Is IOstyOued uutii MON.
DAY, the 9Th dAy Of APRIL, 1904.
narI.rd HENRY [. COTS, Trustee
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Ice! Icei Icel

i or the CItizen- of EShet ling.
0bEl,T LUKE Is nuE ready to supply the citi.
"!ih tte very bet quality Of Ice. ny uh -ls.aIe or
retail - tL' lowest market Tstrs BY leaving their
,rdrTs NJ my sNceiaiOr livery ard sale stable q.
Ice 90 Qua street, b'tSec'i Market and Fourth,
IL be promptly attended u. haze also the very
careful drives. Ferrous wilhiuE god thf. and
qIiri itmiy hor-es, viii do well BY cAlIing 81 INV
Pale Sthb!rs, before boxing rissW here. ] have
- re rooms and Dwelling housts for rent. A good
man wanted 10 dive tue ice wagon, n german pre-.
isir Gigt: wages given to an honest man Requaint-
ed with the city.
mr. Nv ROBERT LUXE.
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DaoposALs EoR oAyAIRY HORSES.


CsY.ELT BuEz,u,
OFTICE UT HIET QUAETERNIsTEr,
w'sHISlIO*, =. C February -. 1854.
Sealed Proposals will ;e received ST this ONCE I'M
I'll ? . click 81. on M1n+AS. March seTenth ,'th).
1854 tor
On. rhsu.and $50! Cavalry Horses, to lie deliv.
Crsc ia Wa-LigG!.. l. u, liItsb dCpOt,l within
taIfty % 'HHz = date ~ contact
an I!',Gsani po0i CA'HlrY ItoEses, to be deIiV-
.Tei Ia Limire, y Y, within icrty t4ol days from
Al.o, sc4-,I proposals will be received A. ihs Of
zee uuIi l. - IU.L 81, THURSDAY, March tenth,
10Th SOD i3r fE. Thousand ;2LUJl GAvalr! Horses
10 .;rIiyt:,,t in Ng a,,!if- West Virginia within
Ihiri H-..s-dAys -;pn cI'-O VI Contract
sNid horses I" De -oun' ia all particulars not les
than i've J--u= Lf,s.. .hau III e-Y-years old;
Ton iIIs 10 10 hAuis nigh; tai fe-h,d. eomPA:tly
butt, brdle WISE AID CT sZe suih-isnt for cavalry
1E--e specification. will be strictly adhered TO and
rlgte!y vIiGrCed III every PHrIicalar-
y" iii WI! Uc g.tr ttiIcd unless accompanied
By s;uat'nIy for II. 'aithfu! performance.
EI->hoCd nns United state Z I'll er glArrAa'ee
the Pf"fo'H' nj hidf who shCuli pr Ne T. lie r.
Ie'g'nISiy IA. name viii he reported 10 the SIRE
n,CI be dtsluIs ell the service.
All 5idders and Tuarr.utoTs will be :leld to ;hs
STct-si accountability. aud ~ failure 10 comply
with terms Vi cVntr=ct, or to make the contract
wben Avail J, Htl be followed 1y prosecution 10
B lit iuil rNf"n; of T!ir law
+ Form % oii Ard -.usrAaty can be had on Aplica-
tiPs ~ Capttiu J e. f'rn-.E7rth A. Q NJ wnee!-
ing ". u Capt. Joku " KcKlm, a. q 81, at Bo,-
; ton A'SSs-, or at tbis Oh e.
! successful bidder HIh 10 prepared to enter iutu
write" contracts, Win good and -uf :icnt security
; Immediately Oh The acceptance cI their bids
The cat. oil allegiance must accompany each Bit.
The Undersigned reserves the right to rice; all
bids deemyd uLTC soma 10.
No iil u es.ssrtlrneI f,TI - thin fsy Eor-es
BIDS for The entire NUM- ct Of HnrSSs required
invited.
i.y..so: '.l' =. med. on oospsg.top Of con- ras'
ProP5sAIs must be cldOFsei "ProPOsals foe EIval
/ r He srs." and asdr ssed u Lieut.. Col. Jame, A
. il rI.u, u {
! ANY fuFt reformation vi I5e promptly given OF
app "a D JANE \. IhiN.
Irb@A At. Col. Cirt Vu'rterIRsivr Cavalry Bureau
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Joseph st-YrIs, Henry In ChIncsry-Iu the Coua
P. Kirk 4 john Pi,he', ~ Court a; ohio Coz Mt.
sa;s partners 10 BUSH saturday the lGth coy d.
mes, using the firm July, l.6g.
Tame OF Stevens, Kirk
CO.
Pursuant 10 decree rendered IL said c uniy Ca:
OH the lZth day Of July, 1862. shall pros.-I g.
sell at the front door Of the ,OuTt HSa.s, ~
CIOuGty, Tuesday, the :gth day Of March ISGt a.
pubs taIe, to the highest and beat bidAvr, III G.
(Su. 81 numbered EiueL one. /. the. Bit! aII IT,
crrtugs utiOuel. in the addition Ia IL. Ctfv,'
VIII, cling, laid out b. Henry Moore. Tru.l,= r:
beueEeT Zane. Ztur's Leland: uf.ul the =
lowing terms and conditions Of sale, viz: ten of-.i
Of the amount Of the pu chase money in c7t.h All
remainder i'll three equal IEstAlmeDts. pAysL.. 500
six, twelve aud eighteen months from the +4y -
sal with Interest said day, the yurc'a.-ri
give bOId with approved security for EuCn Gefert,!
Ur credit instalu,ents.
JOSEPH sEYBOLD.
febgI Is Sheriff o. T.
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God guard our Gag, Had keep each star
RNch StripS - bright AS new they WATeI
Still make Il lead our ranks In war;
stu Goat above each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
10 traIl Il through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts its lot will AhaTe
And follow It TO Death or Fame.
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TRUSTEE's SAFE.
OF Real Estate In oIartInavIIIe. Ont

or Real Estate In WartInhvIIIe' OHIO.
10y virtue ola deed Of tru,t executed by J,lru K
Miller Ard Victoria Miller, h- wife bearing ,l.;e
on the 18th day OF February, l>GS, and new "a ~
c,r il the 1 rcoritT's oflic-, Of Belmont o,urIy.
Ohio. IN volume d, pagr IS will Ssl o. Tts 10y
the 3IsI iAy Of iarSa ucNf, at 10 o'clcck / y .sa
the TiT, mise. ia the 81 MArliJsVtile th-
towing properly. to Wit: Las numbered one hul.
iT-l and thirty and one hundred and thiTty-orr.
town Of NHrtiusTiil, the lots is erected c r..
Portable dwelling hoH =.
Terms 0 r4lr: sac in each. and the ba!A c. n.
six and Twelve months, with 'eTest FROM fA- rr
purchaser Givi < bond and approved s'eurity a .
the tIle to be retained u til puTchNe isosr I,i
ia full A {. NChL
f,l91-td Tgu- -
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Shingles! Shingles! Shingles

NJH would most respectfully A1nource to tie
w citizens Of Wheeling, and the pubic general
", that We are Row manufacturing aud iItsud -
6Se3 constantly on hands, large supply Of sII!N-
Giles, which We warrant to be IguAL Il Mt surEkI-
Ga to any in the market Persons needing any hI.s
In that line, will ned 1t TO Their ADVANTAGE u Cali
and examine cur stork, are determined -
give satisfaction both - to Iauty piaS price.
STEELE RIDER,
NheeiinI lslard.
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A PRINTER WANTED.
4 JoURNEYMAS PRINTER. capable If doing
"A Jcboing Lui Pres Work -.antJd Immediately,
Atthe CUMBERLAND UNION OFFICE,
CunJs lAnd, Mar land.
Presses use,l. Gordon L,h:cr aud n wa.hiurIou
Hand Press. mrs 81
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As.t.r'>T ou,HIka~.-rrr's OFFICE,

NLtcIIlITlI :" va FeITiIlTl 10. IsT4.J
LLd.a.er, 10 It!uEs, Hardware. lruE, L,vi, I.um-
I \ Der, Leather. H.vn =, and SldeTy TCq1e.t-
I send TO tti- vii,er, 81 the MONDAY OF zach
wees. sealed prOp".at iist. ITpIieJt', OF tho
articles they prepared TO furnish this Depot
al -iHt rOtics, ~itr the prIce Of each marked IN
PAX. CURES that, ia the eAiEcnCies ct thC
aVrYiCe require it, The article or articles eau be OBJ
IasucI without dv.sy, and 1T the lowest prize.
De.ltrs Wishing TO s~iI To- this De- o. viii he re-
qu r., {" furIIs1 the let ruuctualIy every Monday
morning Il FAKNSWUETu,
'tp.lIT and i,-i..aut cunTtsr-urt-icr.
ie--,-IG Depot ct Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

PRIVATE SALE OF VALUABLE
REAI, RcRTATEc

REAL ESTATE.
TTNHE unders gued will sell at private sale that
i valuable piece Of property commonly known
as the Kennel Garden" lying about - mile ana
halt east Of the city OF Wheeling, containing eight
acres This is an excellent garden SPOT. And i
we'll improved. there being upon the premises
dEeiling house, stable sud baEn = s-isy variety
ofiroiI trees consisting Of apple, pear and q1ne-,
also = large strawberry bed, grave vines, &C.
FOR terms otsale apply to the undo raEued At their
once No. O. Monroe street, WheSI,ug
feb23u RICHARDSON MCKE$SAN-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07
Valuable Property for Sale.

Tx subscriber offers to sIel or rent hi, wo5!rr
Factory, with one acre OF land upon which It
siAGds, situated n the town Of NaTunsri.I-. Bel
mont county, ohio. mile from the city Of Whe=i
ing, ". Va. The building is bricE, hire -'yrtr-
hugh. S3S5O feet, Of substantial quality, ihhif.
complete set OF cardinE machines, with sias
drawers aud condenser, one jack Of one huuiT't
aud nifty sPindes, i've power looms. with aash oiLeF
machinery As Is necessary for said factory. with
good steam engine Of sufficient pOEer for TuuEiaE
the above named machinery, with much more
desired.
terms. Possession gwen on the hrst day 1t April
next.
Ror further particulars enquire otthe .sb,srter
feb:s:.im JAMES TURNER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

In CiIncery-In the C0ug
~ Court Oi Ohio Cstnts
saturday the lGth coy 70.
July, l.62.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

THREtD EDGINGs, Grape Collars. Bugle Trim.
i mings and Ornaments, Nets, Hea1 Dres5es
Combs and Brushes, lard Cases. Call BELLS aud IOts
Of other goods, just received At
D.NlC0LL / BRO,
mrS 100 Main street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-20

A SITUATION NAfTEu--Bi A RtSrl
N giri. as good plain COOK and cAeelient washei
er or w.,Ald do chau.be utS AID assist n tate W
irouin Gas t.e besl u o.ty reference Can pe
MrsI ..tl st.