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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-06
as U N T o n
Mutual Life Insurance Go.
INCORPORATED by the STATE OF MAINE
Charter Perpetual. Organized, 1879.
DIRECTORS OFFICE,
GO State street, Boston, Mass.
President RRNRY CR0CKER
Fice- President Z - Jp.4ATEL SHARP.
SecretdrB-- ~. H. HOLLISTER.
IT. G. WILSON

General Manager. Of Agencies in tAe Nee Engiaid
$3.50 StGtss.
The New York herald., 1864-05-04
X N MAY 1876 4TwITA sUPPLEAENr
EALEa A. auCrrOR.

A UCTIoF NOTICE % D. CAULKInB a 90. Ayc
SALE or ELE0Akr HOUSEHOLD PunNlTuRk
rats DAttN ednesdayt NAY ~ lo oeloak Precsely ~
Me aupero and costly Furalsurs Paatiaes Natuary aud
Works ot Art gosewood DrAwpg Roo Sp elegant sev
the residence No ais wesf Foarteenh street, bel
seatoa OF che pablbo beas arxest aud
richest assortment OF Houa hold urntare offered Al suc
tton this The Furniture all made tor the pre-
scot owner and Is In complete order The whole VIII %
rerempt)rfly and absolutely sold without reserve
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists OF carved rosewood Es,eres marble tops ANA
rrench plate doors and back adys ork Table nlad With
top fun suits u Drawing Room Furniiutc-eegsn Tetea
tete SOFAS. wo Arm tao Reception and eiyht oval back
chairs carved rosewood frames and three color
cd satin brocade OF tho most description; two
Console Tables nlad with ouhl tortoise she'll Bocade
And Lace CurtAns French plate Pier and Mante Mirrors
with rich gt frames; superb Sevres and Dresden China
vases hy decorated Paran marble Statpetes OF the Sea
Pandora Painting Poetry Music Crusaders &c. Antique
Lava Vases from Hercu aneum aud pompeI ebony Gard
Table Velvet Carpets Rags Turkish Easy Chairs broaye
Clock runs month"; OIL Paintings by Rous Inman
iuntingson, Cole Lesrand and 9th eminent aTtists
carved eEs and four round finished ali round
inia with pearl Music Rack rosewood Stool covered "a
rosewood listssnd Oilcioh. Stair Garnet &c ChAmbers
second stIy-Richiy carved rosewood Bedseads
bureaus and Commodes to match Wardrobes. Dreaa
ing and Toiet Tables. Shaving Stands Book
Couch Arm CHAIRS Curtains Shades Cornices Hair Mat
resses Beds and Bedding decorated China Toilet Sets MIR
ware Ivory Table Cutlery Dining Table, Ac. No postpone
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

fyooD NEWS MADAME HOPE RECENTLY FROM
VI the south. can be on,uled on all the affair o. s
Unfnds the sterrs ~ the future pai No j5
Sixth between Eleventh aud Twelfth streets la
dies, Sc gentlemen 81
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

mo Contractors -sErARATE SEALED PKOF'
each endorsed with the name oi the lctsoo ulas
,ng same the date Of rs snd re WE o. g
I, O'Clock Of Monday. May 10. St for the constructor
of thc 10 low ing street tmrrosemens 10 WI . =.
4, wer IN Fifty second = rect from seventh aeoi "
west side OF Breatwsj; sr~er IN Minetn siss 49,,
Wierc. or street 10 near ia lane in sixth ayente
fruu Fy nth and through fifty tufth sfses
10 near Seventh sewer Ia Montgomery street
Madison 10 near Henry and sewer 10 Monroe Ntse
between Market ant PIKE streets also for avns
IN avenue at Il6h street In First avenue ny ,tsn
nm It7th street., spi Second avenue ~ iVtn s'n
I6th i7th ana iglh street. stso u! ,h y, ~ r,iy
ssveph street, and Al for crosswsks 10 Frt avenue
sv, p,fv third 10 Sixty and for tran block
psse,nenf in Fifty eighth street. from Second TO Thn1
avenue. - =, :. ..sr.o.... - n. .,,.,,.
m snuIlcstIou " The Contract CLERK stthis ONCE -
v" THOs srEPHEhS \ Crot1n
RURf. l. DAkRA0H. Aanei oct
A. CRAVEN, } Board
osrcs caoros Aevssvcs p1slssusSL Mar .. VA
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

1nE BOW wgRv.-MADAMR wtDaRR, CLAfRvOy
lUO sa, and gifted Spanish lady unveils the msseres
OF fuury. love- warriasc absent friends sctness pre-
ecribes medicine Zoe a dssssscs tells lucss numbers "oo
egQ ~ - e&e>ea.
The New York herald., 1864-05-04
AsTROLOGY r.


.,ax
Then 10 Professor Maurice 60;
ks.S from ysndsr orbs q gold.
s.S: .s:'s rs a.ay. s.nss' s.,us. !. sss vs way .r,v
90 you can, BY timely cara
His .s " ~ ssoss.nas sse%%s Gn. Sa g Se.n ,a tried
And An. ,soasand: s. more |" ...-. Be viii viii meet,
The advice o. Of The real xsroIoser A. B. MAURICE, is
ss;:d S s S s "a. o ss q s
pssi"s ,ss g.:
y q % the o s n cs S he
wsrld in the above science n regard telling all hs,
S II. s Any % he
intssdsd vie: tells The very DAY you viii mar
q sd iassnssd lie friends ps points
ss ~ 81 Od soia he
best or hesi,s lons l,is and Ire.Ie.y % al, who
si.'sls ud ss ra0s Tss s Y fo
Sos ss sSs sas sss's : near
wooster Ladies, 50 eenis Gents. 81
A sroSrsHrxo MADAM MORROW. SEVENTH
Soon sn o yon % viii o. sus
image in rSll opers,cn He, saa. e no. . ., found
fr!sads NO i Ludlow street, Houston. Gents no,
sdmNeo. --vs
A BETTER AsTsoLooIsr Is NOT TO BE- royyp
Ss, Sssy ..U s 10 ssa
msS S'hss' s such a. soush %ssS s1sas
lawsuits OBJ aiming situations welfare
kc also sickness the sick party will die Of the
pressn, sickness q Tcoysr the time .hey VIII begin %
amend What part OF the body Is affected what treat
and medicines beat adapted persons
Ladies' 90 gentlemen 81 Questions answered
encloGng aud time of birth Also, chronological
aminsions made Once iso Greene street. below Prince
A BUSINESS AND MEDICAL CLAIRvoYANT. WHO
IA has no equal In Amersc sni Is the lady who drs al
verised In this ctr and Boston, and $1,000 offered
to who her Ia giving lnfor
malon lost stolen goods lawsuits absent friends
and business maa,ts OF all kinds II have trouble no
matter how seiou+ she can siay u TOT She also pre-
scrbes all diseases. ard is making great n r.
This No wish impose upon the
Please her skill Remember. this Is only
independent Oarvoysn In this city She refer TO the
most prom citizens OF New York Philadelphia, Boston
East Thirtch street. between Third and Lexington avenues
DUsISEss AND MEDICAL CLAIRvOYANT MAD
ID STARR has removed 20 81, Fourth avenue, be
tween Twenty.thrd AMI Twcuy.ourth streets west side
0entemcn not admitted.
flooD NEWS MADAME HorE. RECENTLY FROM
Unfods the myseries 81 the future panl Try No JOS
Sixth avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth streets La
dies. SC gentlemen, "
MADAME RAY rs rue BFsr CLArRv0yANT AND
Nl Astroosis in this city. She tells your thougs
gives lucky numbers and causes speedy marriages No ~
Scveuth avenue Twenty seventh street Ladies' aoc
gentlemen. Soc
1nE BOW ERv -MADAMR wtDdRR, cLAtRvoy
lOO snt and gifted Spanish lady unveils the mys1eres
OF fusrty. love- marrasc absent friends sctness pre-
ecribes medicine Zoe eli dssssos tells luess numbers "oo
ssts ~ - sssssa.
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

fN0UNTRY BOARD wANrED-FOR FAMILY CON.
sstine Of foIr adults au5 two children With servant
Within two hours OF the oIw By boat or rail three god atty
bedrooms and sittRg required, good table plenty
fra,e and shsde ndspenssbls For desnshe accom-
tons liberal erms oQered references efchaugcd Ad
arssa stvaA fsn psseslasN D. bsi Issi Pest ca0s T. u
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

NfADAMB RAY rs rue BFsr CLAIRvOyANT AND
Nl Astrcloeist in this city She tells your very thong
gives lucky numbers aud speedy marriage No 10
scveu avenue, Twenty seventh street ladies' soc
Reut
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

s.IlEa MAJESTY" CHAMPAGNE
ii The ROYAL WINK OF ENGLAND
This exquisite tue Sne a. tha. uei at the slate fin
ners aud balls given by er Malssy tho Queen II
England Buckingham pesce sn q the roy receipt oos
and St james PLacs. and oy the
family their simmer retreat al born Houso. lie "
wight wei a. during their y 4, st the Palse OF
HOLLYWOOD.
is for the drs time exported 70 America The lislty
flavor of this iecos wine are beyond "a
perior to those Of other chanPasne mpried into ths
known Hrm of Mes,r. ue yenose 4 90. Epeonsy whDss
for the parsst and mo dsllcss champsGus
thronghou, Europa Their delern
10 place Thu vine n the front rank 10 Ames and their
orders perempory cll the nrst thousanf o.
Her Ma testy'' a. the extremely ow proc o
TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASH OF QUARTS.
after which future nvoics will be charged the iucvoaAef
price warranted by ne high re q s.eb.ase sad duties
Sole agent tor the sae OF "aar MaIesy. champagne.
No Broad street. near Wall. New York
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

N,Rs W. n. MAXWELL.
Nt FEMALE PHYSICIAN
NO UuMBUG WITH MEDICfNE
Ladies cal Advice grats No 6 Greene street. second
door Canal
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

cyUATTFRgp CONSTITUTIONS REsToRgD-By THAT
- guaranteed remedy DR.. row wgRs Bssence Of Lite,
once So lispcuasJ street. ieas aud ohsasss rate
thas W ans other upedsctne
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

rro CONTRACTORS -sRPARArE SEALED PRoPO.
sails each endorsed With the name u the person pro
senng ssms tho OF s presentation and the u,
of the TO which relsss win e received at this
ton OF Trap Block Pavement the following streets. to
wit-Ip Thvi avenuS fron FtlY slAth 70 Eishy aith
avenue. :ad also y YxcS .aessd street from yhs .
Sewers 10 wit lin sevcnteth IRON Hudson river
through Tenth To seveuy street also 10
First ayenus from Fifty Ghth IN sixtieh street stb
hranch in Fly ninth street 70 near seeDnd a.nue -
street, between Chatham sluare snd
Madison street. aud Ia suffolk street. betwcen sroome
aud Deancey For turtles Information ariJ " 'ue
contract clerk at this OF ce.
THDs. s1EPHENS ! u..s
A. W. CRAA EN iCrboo Alhei '' oo3'L
o..cv EEsn, a ,sn,s, ppr. arsssr Maya 1884
The New York herald., 1864-05-04


JOURNRAY, AUCTiONRER
IA Once No 4 Pine street
SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
A. JOURNEAY will sell ON WEDNESDAY. May 4, at 70
o'clock A. M at tho residence 10 East Thirty
Madison avenue. large and led assortment OF
FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
made by the best foreign and home manufacturers en-
brAcng the names OF
ELEGANT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE
Handsomely carved
ROSEW GOD PARLOR SUITS
In rich satin damRsk and push elegantly carved
Etageres Administer and Brnsses CArpetiugs rich Lace
Curtans rosewood mahogany and black walnut Cha mber
Furniture; black walnut and oak Dinng Room Furniture
French China Services. &c. 6c all in perfect order.
UCTION NOTICE. ESPECIAL AND PRREMPTORY
"A SALE OF ELEGANT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MAGNIFICENT PARLOR FURNITURE.
This day Mopday afernoon) at O'Clock at No i9 West
Eighth street near Sixth avenue consisting Of handsome
Carpets elegant Paror SUIT richly carved covered
rich French crimson and gold broate do covered 10
green and crimson silk Turkish Suit peces in
crimson marble top Tables tt,sere Pier dasses
and China Vases bronze Clocks. on Paintings Turkish
black walnut Beiseads Bgresus spring and hair Mat
Table, Dining Chairs rich Cut Glass China and silvs
ERNEST ROTH. Aucuonser
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

80 ,,o.-,.crope rug UNDERSIGNED WILL
u reectve Proposals 81 the Louisville snd Nash. Tau
road Office Lou sville. unn wc!nesdsy sy " ~. w :
ana Masonry of IS or ~ miles ot toe We sno
Eranch sad road. Prohes and sreclnoaons
~ fc vnrk c.u tho company oce on ana w
The rom,sny rcssfves the right % nv ot Al
~, ~ NV GEORGE MACLEOD Eugioeer
The New York herald., 1864-05-04
11HE

AMERICAN ENAMELLED STEEL COLLAR CO.,
manufacture the arficie known metals for gentle
meas collars They are tha iishest most durable best
enamelled, and elegant collar in the marfet.
They are Instantly cleaned with cloth and water, and
themselves especially 70 the travelling public ana
military aud gentlemen. Economists cannot fail 10
appreciate them Tie supplied sample collar SENT
prepad mail enclosing the measure Of your NECK,
With one dollar Turu Over or seventy I've cents for
q a"Choker = :, xyp,,,vo
o. Pine street.
New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21

eminent and those Of tho Richmond RoYs
eminent into the same category:
"I am we'll aware that the advocates of
strong central power both in the United
States and the Confederate States, incIu-
ding many of the Office holders of both
governments, and the place holders and
large government contractors, who have
made millions of dollars out of the gov
eminent without once exposing his person
to danger in battle, and the secret spies in
the employment of the governments, who
are supported out of the large secret seTVfce
funds at the command of the two Presi-
dents, to do their bidding, and such OH
cials as wear gold lace in cities and drive
fine horses, and carriages supported out
of the public crib, while all around them
are misery and want; and the large pro-
Vost and passport corps, scattered among
our country villages and upon our rail
roads, jealous OF the prerogatiYe5 of the
central power, and anxious to maintain
and extend them, are ready by their ac-
ton to deny that the States have any
thing left bat the name, or that they can
have any agency in negotiating q treaty of
peace, or that they can agree in convention
to consider on this subject without being
guilty as ''traitorous States" Those min
ions of power, protected from the dangers
of the battle field, never fail to impugn
the motives and question the loyalty Of
every one who desires the legality of any
act of the government, or questions the
wisdom of any part of its policy. They
very cordially adopt the maxim, "the king
can do no wrong"
The Governor closes his message by ex-
pressing his disspprOval of the proposition
to arm the slaves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
The Gold market
NEW York. Nov. ]


The decline in gold from 400 on the 18th
to 2l9 on the 18th is obviously a natural
reaction from the political speculation in
anticipation of the election. Political ex.
citement then ran so high that, unayares.
the cool calculations of the gold dealers
were overborne by their party sympatbies.
and large amounts of gold were bought on
the superstition that the re election of Mr..
Lincoln would be interpreted as meaning
prolonged hOstilities and increased nations
al debt, with all the evils of continued in.
hation. 1t was overlooked that the yerv
intensity of the excitement tended to in.
sure the extreme reaction of quiet that has
now occurred, and under which gold must
decline from the absence of the feyerisb
stimulus that had put up the price. The
order with which the elections we're
conducted throughout the country,
and the subsequent acquiescence ~
hrm partisan opposition with
the decision of the popular vote, has
tended greatly to allsy approximations
of domestic trouble that had produced Sc
cret misgiyings about public securities.
and with the increased confidence inns
produced, gold naturally sympathizes verv
directly. At the same time, an important
change has occurred in the foreign moves
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
Our Moderation and Humanity.

JEFF Davis, in his late message, falsely
accused our government of cruelty to rebel
prisoners. He must have known that this
was very mean and wicked lie. The
rebels in our hands have been better clad
and fed than when in the rebel service, as
many of them frankly confess; while, on
the other hand, the murderous i'll treatment
of our soldiers in southern prisons aud
pens is proved beyond all doubt and the
fiendish atrocities committed by rebel guer-
rillas are not paralleled by even isolated
acts of the kind on our side. Our people,
under all these provocations, retain their
self-control, and cannot be maddened into
any disgraceful revenge. The contest be.
tween the loyal and disloyal in this re.
spect is one of the remarkable features of
the war, and will be recounted hereafter
as one of the highest honors of the nation
al cause. Prof. Goodwin Smith, of Eng
land, gracefully alluded to it in his recent
speech in New York, saying:
81 would, too, that the English people
could witness as 1 witness the spirit of
humanity which retains its power over
all the passions ofciYil war, notWithstand.
ing the greatest proVocations; and the alb.
sence, which has most forcibiy struck me-
during my residence here, of any blood
thirsty sentiment or any feeling Of maliP-
nant hatred towards those who are nov
your antagonists in o civil war, but whom,
when they shall have submitted to the
law, you will again eagerly welcome as
fellow-cttizens, and receive back into the
full communion of the free. Many a pref.
udiceI many an error would be dispelled,
many harsh judgment would be cancelled.
many bitter word recalled, if only my
countrymen could behold with their own
eyes what have beheld and now behold"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21

NEXT Thursday is Thanksgiving day
Throughout the loyal States, and more ex-
tensive preparations are making to observe
itthan ever before, We snppose- The soldiers
and sailors in many places are to be served
with bounteous dinner, especially in the
hospitals, and season of joyfulness be-
cause of our victories and because of our
prospects is anticipated in the Churches
and around each loyal hearthstoue.
The Soldiers Aid Society of Wheeling
is doing, as 1t always does, its share, to
make the convalescents in the hospital feel
good next Thursday. The sick and woun-
ded among our boys are to be cared for
Several hundred cans of oysters have been
ordered, for the hospital here, at Grafton,
CIarksburg, New Creek and ClaryVille,
and we know not where else. And as it is
with our Aid Society, so it is pretty much
all over the country. There will be few
places we imagine where the soldiers will
be forgotten.
In connection with the services in the
churches on Thursday it is suggested that
n general contribution be taken up for the
benefit of the Christian Commission, an
association perhaps more effective for good
in all particulars among the soldiers than
any other protesting to care for their me-
cessities. Such at least is the weight of
testimony go far as we have been able to
give it attention. What more opportune
day than Thursday for strengthening the
hands of those who are daily and nightly
at the front, in the hospitals at the rear,
and everywhere where there are soldiers
to be looked after, dispensing their good
Samaritan Offices among the sick, the
wounded and the we'll.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
OFPIOR OHIRP OUARTERMASTRR

CINCINNATI, OHIO, November Is, 1864.
OROPOSALS ARE INVITED BY The UNDER
u SIGNED. until WEDNESDAY, November ESD,
1851 at IL O'Clock NJ for the immediate delivery, 70
this Department, Of
100 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pattern.
Samples Of which may DO seen Of tho Government
Cincinnati Ohio.
To be delivered free of charge, at the o. g. Inupee.
ton Yard In this city, with the name Of the party
furnishing distinctly marked on each Ambulance.
Parties Offering AmbulAnces must distinctly state
IN their bids the number they propose to furnish,
the price, and time Of delivery and must guarantee
that the AmbulAnces shall be, in every respect
not be considered.
guaranty, lSlgned by two responsible persons,
mgst aeeSmpany each bid, guaranteeing that the
bidder will supply the AmbulAnces awarded 20 him
under his proposal.
Bids will be opened on Wednesday, November asa,
1884, at 12o'clock n, at this ONCE, and bidders are
requested to be present.
. Bonds viii be required that the contract will be
=. kilograms relating to Proposals will not be mo-
Blank forms Of Proposals, Contracts and Bonds
may be obtained at this ONCE.
., The right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable
.H 1ndSEss envelope, Proposal for AmbnanOo.!''
nov9l t22 Chief QuSrterrnaSter oinoinnaa pepot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21

tbs Richmond wig Of Wednesday last,
says that General Sherman has sent large
part of his army toward Selma, Alabama.
This indicates, the Wing adds, that q
movement is on foot for the capture of Mo-
bile.
The Wig further demands that the reb-
ell authorities shall call out special force
of seventy-ive thousand men for the pur-
pose of annihilatiug Generals sherman and
Sheridan, and their respective commands.
1t appears to think that this can be done;
and assails the rebel Oongsess for incompe-
tency. ...
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
rmlnatIon of The loyal States 70 tho

determination OF the loyal States TO tho
contrary. In other words, we have at
length that "detSrnsfaed unity of sentiment"
on the part of our own people which Gen.
Grant, in his letter of two months since,
postulated as the sole condition of success.
By most auspicious conjunction, too, the
growth of this unity at the North is coin
cident with the outbreak of discussions
and divided councils at the South. Ger
tainly this renders the outlook of secession
still gloomiet, and the prospects of South
ern independence still more hopeless.
HosO gloomy and hOtO hopeless will be bet
ter appreciated by review of what the
rebels must do in order TO accomplish
their independence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21

rasnt Of specie, Immediately before the
election, the state Of affairs in England was
drawing large amounts of specie from the
United States; the subsistence OF the panic
there however, has now reduced the de-
mand for gold and the shipments of specie
have fallen back to their former measure.
Under these combined influences, gold has
naturally made an unusually rapid de-
scent. The gold market is just now in
very demoralized condition, from the
heavy losses incurred during the fall, and
would respond much more ready 70 news
portending decline than TO influences
tending to an advance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
NOTICE TO D. S. TAX PAYERS,

oPPIOE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE
Pt1sT DIsT. WEsF Va, WHEELING.
NOI1OE Is hereby given to the tax payers Of
IN Ohio and MarshAn counties, that the Special
Income or War Tar, ayBeR8ed according to Act Of
Congress approved July 4th, 1854, Il now due and
payable at the following places:
At my ONCE In the Custom House, WheelinR
from the 10th to the 2Sth Of Noveuber from s
o'clock A. NJ. until P. NJ, or at Triadelphia on
Monday November 2lSt; q West Liberty from 10
O'Clock A. n. wednesday, 23d, until O'Clock P. NJ
on Thursday, 18th; ut MOundsViue on Monday fSth;
Glen Easton Tuesday, 29th; Cameron Wednesday,
Both, and Dallas Friday, December I'd.
II said taxes are not paid at these places and
times, or within ten days thereafter to the Collector
ten per cent. with twenty cents for notice, aud
four cents for every mile actually Travelled In serV-
ing the same, will be added to the amount Of the
BILL Ifn0t paid within the time thus required BY
law, the collector deputy IL required to dGtran
for whole amount Including other costa. [See sec.
%, Act Of June S0th, 1894
JAS. O. ORR,
noV1O d&Wtd Col. LIST Dist. W. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
Two and One-Half Per Centum I

T APPEARING 10 MY sATISFAOTION. THAT.
l. amaiOrity Of the tax payers of Ohio county have
miSunderstoOd the advertisement in relation 10 te
times, places and terms regarding the two ana one
hai Per eentum tax laWs FSom it but just 70.
Notice e therefore given, that two and one halfnar
eentum will be allowed on the sTHTF Gnd CoTkI1
taxes, to those who pay Az their taxes eithsr AZ
ths times and places heretofore advertised In the
Inherent townships, or ct the 6hOKid's Oflce nm ~
the 34th day Of November, 1864 - ~
nOVl0 TIL 18th JOSEPH aEYBOLD son
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
A Good Letter from Patriotic Lady.
WEBBING, WEST Va, Oct. 81, 1854.
ia III. SnLol;... nf "a u L II " Yn. Linht

To The Soldiers Of 90. d. 1st ". Va. Light
dirty:
Gentlemen: 1. H. williams, Esq, of this
city, has handed US the, sum Of forty-five
dollars, and stated that said amount had
been given to him, by you, as contribu-
ton to myself and children.
/ cannot but regard such favor as q
testimonial of respect for my husband, now
a prisoner in the hands OF our enemies,
and trust that all such favors may soon be
unnecessary, through his return to his
comrades and duty.
May his present lot never be the fate Of
either of you, aud may the God OF battles
soon, either through the repentance or de-
struction of our foes, bring both you and
him to your homes and firesides, never
more to mingle in deadly strife, but to en-
joy the liberty maintained, the blessings
purchased, and the rights secured through
the perpetuity of our National Government.
am, very respectfully,
MARY JRHH1Ns.