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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
PR6P8SALS FOK FORAdK.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTBRso OFFICE,
DRPAETMENF OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Ou,nrRIASD, ND, November 18Th, 1854.


Ou0BERLAND, ND, November 18th, 1854. }
CJEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate Are invited by
y the undersigned for suPRgtng the Quarter
VireinIa at Charleston, ParkerSburg, Wheeling,
West Virginia, and GalliPolis, Ohio and the 1eye-
raj Depots on the lins Of The Baltimore and Ohio
Greek, Cumberland, Aartlnsburg, HarPer's Ferry,
BerIln, Point Of Rocks, and including Haserst0Wn
and Predoriok City, Nd; or either Of thosa places
with Hay, Oorns Oats and Straw
BIDS will be received the delivery Of three thou
sand $4,000 bulhelB Of Corn or Oats and MY (ool
tons Of Hay or Straw and upwards, and must BIO &C
sompauied by copy of thiS advertisement.
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
points they propose to mike deliveCies, aud the
rates at which they will make deliveries thereat,
the quantities OF each article prOposed to be deliv
cred, the time when said delivery shall be COM
menced and when to be completed.
Corn to be put up in good strong sacks, Hay and
Oats 20 be securely baed. 1. !ttl-i. .
All articles offered under the bids herein Invited
win be subject to rigid inspection by REiovern-
ment Inspector, before being accepted.
Contracts will be awarded from ttme TO time to
the lowest responsible bidder, a. the interests Of
the Government may require.
No bids will be considered from parties who haVe
failed heretofore to comply with their contracts.
All proposals must be accompanied by guarAn-
ty signed by bytRorespOnSible persons, that in case
the bid is accepted, he or they Will, within the time
namOd execute tho contract for tho same with good
and 6uiHoient suIeties In sum equal in amount TO
the amount Of the contracts to deliver forage pro-
nosed in conformity with the terms OF this adTer-
ussment and In bidder shall fail to enter ina
70 the contract they to ~, snS re- re
SpodGlblo bidder the person to whom theOontrS0t
B.ay be awarded.
fhe rSstIoudbIityo of the guarantors must be shown
by che ofcaI certificate OF United States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector Ct Customs, or other
Government official known by this once.
All parties viii be duly notified of the acceptance
or rejection of their proposals.
All proposals. must be ulAde in duplicate and be
ACCOMPANIED with tho oath OF allegiance oi the par
" or parties unIeSs it has already been placed on
dlo in this oHice. :, :
Tho full name and post oface address of eaeh DID
1arV AZ In the DrODOaAly
Proposals must be addressed TO Captain .G:F
worth, sChisf ouArteEmBster Department OF west
VirSinia Cumberland, Md, and marked @ProposalS
for Forage" -
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees and bonds may
be obtained on application to this Office:
An proposals received under this advertisement
win DO opened and examined at this office on w ed
NESDAY and SATURDAY of each Weeki ~ II n
Bidders respectfully invited to be present az the
opening of bids, If they desire: ,,,,,,,,,;,, :
ef, CAPTAIN and Chief ouRrterR sster
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GEO. K. WHEAT,
motion JOBBE ER.
26 Monroe Street,
WEELINa, w.:svA.
noVlG
Notice to MIlIeFs L Min Owners.

HB ARE NOW MAHUPAOFURIS0 .. B.
w WILLIAMS sBLP-R s3ULATISa BLAST
SMUT MACHtNB %, WheeiinE ISlssd-thS only
N use. Delivered frgp - etargO - the Railroad
DOpOtIin BFidg1p0rts Q1ics q 8hssliog, o. stsAn-
bolt landing IN WhsllsnT. " Va
No. elsAdS la busisi. 5ar 'hoaE, FIe,fns so9 De-
No No els.., % bu.bsis p.r hOur, wszhs $50 Da.
No. cleans IS bushsIl psr hour. weighs 500 Hs.
No. eiSaus 81 bushels per hOur. weighs $50 Ds.
o1hsF siius, up 70 100 bushsIs per hour, made to
J. 81. TTPToz, OF Lexington, Ksntusky, l. oar
agent. All orders for that State shOuld be Ad-
dTessed 70 him
Addrsas JGGB WILLIAMS,
nov93sm Bridgeport Ohio
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TRMSTEMS RALE.

DY VIRTUE of Dosd Of TraSt eEseutod to ne
ID By John II. Oummins, bearing date on the 3sth
day Of March, 1850, and duly recorded IN the Re.
cordsrIs once OF MarahAl e1unts. West ViFEiniA,
will o6ss for sale on SATURDAY. THk 5Fu DAI
JANUARY, 1885, IL thu hauaa Of 1ohn HltIgGfald.
IN the town Of CAmsrOu, . tract Of lan4 montioned
in Said Deed Of Trust layins the waters OF htsh
Greek, it being the old GTeAthO1ss tArm.
Terms Of SAlO-oaSh-
The title 90 the above property is in4iSP atable'
but selling trustee shali onig coaVoy aaeh a1e
- Il vested in me by saif D3ed Of Trust
J0SESH LOUDBNBLU 4ER,
dorQ TFuHs8
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cavalry ana Artillery Horses
Wanted.

- ssIsrki on UAnTER RAIAsTERes OFFICE !
l55IvA6rsf 1SD kRTILltiRY HORsEs will be
purchasod ia the open nprret Afnssingt W; w, va.
One hundred And dity lye do olars NSi9S2l Wlh IN pc
paid Tor cavalry and one hundred ana l9NES-hNs
dollars ($I65J for ARTILLERY Horses. =.
Artillery Horses must be Of dark color, sS9nS @ N
all nartisS,Srs strong, quick active, well bro
Yen and square trottefS In hArnsls, In good nesa
and condition, from SIX, 20 ten years Old ana ngs
iess than 1b& hands high, each horse not 70 "eIs"
C;sysiry Horses must be sound In all particulars
well broken in full hesh aud good eonditions nom
adanted In every way to Cavalry purposes.
By order OF Col JAS. A. EKIN, Col In ShaFge 4s'
Div. O. NJ CT st-Ts fst GUS. AhtsaAa T.
uoyI NaPts 2 n Y. -
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a. BLACK, Senator Tth Dist.
". 8. DUNBAR, n. II. D.
JOHN u. PHELPH6, Pres. Senate

~oace one door south Of Krann0r'S Hotel
Ladies Wishing to consult the Dr.. q they prefer
80 - I'm tNke piehsure IN accompanying them 70
he once. Can be found At the Grant 55S b9qSs ~ ~
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LIsT OF LETTRRs.

T ETTERs REMAINING UNOL LAIHEp IN the
i Post once At Wheeling, State Of WOst Virginia
18Th day Of December, 1854.
EEFo obtain any Of thess Letters, the applicant
must call for %adpsytissd lsttsEsn give the date Of
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
fPH not called for within one month, they win
be sent 70 the Dead Letter once.
FREE DELIVERY Of letters BY eIFTieIS, At the
residences Of owners, may be SECURED by ObsorV-
ing the following RULES:
L DIRECT letters plainly to the street and num-
Der, - well ~ the post ONCE aud State.
8. HEAD iOtterB with the NFitsT's past 81 lee aud
SGie, STeCt and HH1bF, siSn them plainly With fall
name, and request thaS answers be directed ord
ingiy.
8. Letters to strangers transient visitors in =
town or city, whose spo ciAl address may be un-
known, should be marked in the lower left-hand
corner, with the word -'Fransient."
I. Place the postage St1HlP the upper right
hand corner, and lsaps pace between the stamp aud
direction for POTi-HaEk1 without interfering with
the writing.
N. .R-R REQUEST for the RETURN Of q lettsr 7
TO the WritST, II unclaimed within 50 days OF les,
written printed with the writer's 1G1e, pod eG
aud STATE acToss the len hand end Of the enVslOp ,,
the face dde, will be complied with At the usual
prepaid rate Of postage, payable when the lettOF IL
delivered TO the WTiteF.-Soo. g, Law Ofl9o3.
Oalsa hQuTs on Sunday from 70 lOf A. y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
A CARD.

DR r, H.-LEE-PHYs1oIAN, SURGEON
1 lam sAOO0U OHER-th nkful foE Psst fAyoIs
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
snsraIiy that he Is still doing business at his old
sstnnd Main street, near the Suspension BRIDGE
where he win 90 happy 70 attend 70 any business
in his line that may be entrusted to his care 8n
caiIs nromptly attended to. DR.. Lee Is . graduate
cf tis EcIetic Medical Institute Of Cincinnat and
has beep yariously eugsged in the, practice OF MS
TSofSSIiun, for the last fouTtOon years DR.. Lee
- nTsnared with al tho necessary apparatus Tor
the Medical application Of BleetEieity In the treat
ment of Chronic diseases, 70 which ne Hooio
tbe aealing Art" Of the present day (as PTactioea
nv EcIecticsJ that OF receiving per
n1anent beueht II they cannot be perfectly euFeu;
snRciaI attention given to diseases OF women ana
Children An communications strictly connaentlsi. a.
0ur practice Is safe, certain and prompt, leaNhs no
msrnnrIAI faint In the system, but cleanhng reno
Tatin and strengthening the general system, acting
IN uniSon with Natures unerTing laws.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
FOR SALE.

THAT very yalnabIo aod dosira5le property sif-
l. uHtsd a. the corner Of Water and 1i1sy Btrootss
fronting 100 feet on WAsar aEroOt aad l3l feet "a
Quiney atfeat and on UhiGh stands The tavern houso
known By th6 name Of the Pfrgaia HOa1a. Tsa
property will be sod In 0lttr8 ptee0 o. 10 pAT-
'oIa Bovas 81 Ia s''H' A'' 'P''' Pr AE,sFRONs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
S125 A MONTH!

"ANTEpt-sEWING MACHINE AGENIstt
w AI+a--,rhEre % introduce the new sHAW
I.,r sISTfrS DJLLk Al RANLY SEWtHa hAcHIEE, tne
ONLY now prieS' ma shine In the country WaaSu ;o,
., oaL. - bS aroyer 4 Baker, Wheeler wilson
tjo,-s singer Co, and Bachelder' s1laEy Sne
sSnsnses or large commissions allowed AL otnSs
NSShfnes nov sold for less than Iotty eOtIAIS . S
Illustrated circulars sent RRHE;- CTKRK
address. sHAI A,ssss6rd. 3 SSAsaais ssisso.
deo5-3mdkWh bI9uotSHS1 -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
CATARRH!
DR. B. GOODALE'S
OATARRH REMEDY.
THE ACME OF PERFEOTION.

THE ACME OF PERFEOTION.
1r ouars cATARRH1 IN ALL IFS TTPEs AND STAGES.
IT ouREs CATARRH, AND AvERTs CONsUMPrION.
IT CuREs oATARRH,s REsrORIs TnE sENsE OF iMELL.
For centuries Catarrll has defed the skill ofPhyS-
ioians and surgeons. No medical work cOntainSa
prescription that will eradicate it. Nothing save
DR.. GoOdaIe's Remedy will break it up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease and preclu-
ding the possibility ofa relapse.
FROM JOHN j. BEEBE, NEW LONDON cF-
MEssRs. NoRToS 4 Co.:
Genuomen-Tho bottle of Or. GOOdalOs oAtarrh
Remedy you sent me has cured mo Of the oatarrh
of ten ysars standing. gave a few doses of it to
three Of my neIghbors, and they say it has cured
them. Ihaye now halt q bottle left and would not
taken thousand dollars forit could not procure
more DIT. GoodSle has surely discovered tue true
cause OF OsarTh and On untainS remedy 70 cure IL
New london. Conn.,, June 9th, 1858.
Price 800. Send stamp for pamphlet.
-noV29.1 i yd&W Lr.s -
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wHEELINI, wRsF Va, Dec. 4th, 1sS'

wHKELINI, WEsT VA, Dec. 18th, 1865.
5,,,I, ,,to,r. n IIlatt eoaesTa: We, the under.
.igned members Of the West Virginia LegtslatureI
fSlse ,I1leasrro in saying that We have known Dr.
Rieiihri III Iee many years previous 70 the break'
;ns ont of fho Rebellion, As successful and enef'
pIio prsfitoner OF Medicine (ofthe Eclectic sehool
Both in KAnaWha county Va ana GALA county
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
y0IUabIe PrODertY for Rent.

valuable fFOptftJ AOA AANH''
mo LET ON GROUND RENT, for = term of fyears,
About one hundred and hfty feet OF the prop
erty fronting Main street. and running ann SSS5
SS thS TtnS Hejuiestead property, tmmedtAtelVi
north Of aad adjoining tho Hornbrook eril1insA
ThIs property viii bc rented in suitable eeiloln8
IofT And efnbrSces some OF the best unimproVeo
property IN = the ''sy' R. ARMSTRONG;,
I.s.tf aaa Trustee Of Emily A. Zane
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Allison Maggie Jackson Anne
Almond LsuOTA JeasrI OornolA
RrieelAnd johanna Kelley B II
Baeh5lon Nary seoey hsr 51iaarVs 4
Blessing Rabeec8 Luke Mar
BondsF Agusta Lewis LtLLie
Blilaua RrediekR Low Jane
BDliyille Jane Aurphy CAthrinO
OorTell y Q Miller Unity
oummsTl5rd Mrs James Martin Rebeeea
OuttoF sarah Memdeid Lorenno
OonneT1 MaTy MT sc Kate
Garter Bell v MeOulleY Sam
Garter Emma HcMahon Ellen
Garter BeboIIA HeisOa LaPhsna
CeTelA11 MAYS Nelson Tam0T
Clark Mays PIatt EliEAbeth
Caldwell Annie Porter LE8ie
DittV Mar e'BTien MATgTet
Ditton Elizabeth Qni1lan Mary
DlTon MargIet HaVouEcraft Sarah
DunlAVy EiieuOT RodonbHck Hannah
Drumns nd Oatharins Robertson Mrs
Elliott Rsbaeca Richards Mary
Fitzgerald P A Russell AgBie
frahtE Rosanna Schuider Catherine
FrAsher EIiZnbeth Ehedsn maTgret
PiIher Mary Stewart Mary Ann
Green Annie Z Stige.s Nm
Gibson Eliza smith MArgrst q
GAman Nary Saith susan
Griney EdzSbeth smith MAryF
Gibson Maggie smith Josephine K
HickmAl Annie q Ecott Hattie
HandeTSOn Matilda T1Aroy Mary
Harris Therela Walsh airs Thomas
Hsuneman Caroline WlcarJtg Mary Il
Heasiey MArgrst Wilson Mary
HablstOn Emily WineSburBh IsabOlla
Hull Susan Ann HOgse Z iZA
Howard Sarah A q utSS
Holman Hannah
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20

@70 MoNEa'@ S.S Ssns s.1sSsss Asss' psid sssf q
vi TS,;,I- AHsicLT the best selling ever OneFed'
PUN particulars IEEtis AddFGIS,r S,r,s n SARRy.
- H. " hOClS Il. 0AhA4B Zoo
- s,,1k "a ri.-r BiddefoCd. Maine.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20

GRNTLEMENs LIST.
Andrews Edwin Low John
Armstrong James Harvey Lanaster Levi
AakeW Joseph Lowry Malcolm
AndreTs John McOrosdy TnomAs
Atkinson n McgOy John
Bossett CRQ M-KelVey David
UitIner George MelnWaiBs
BSsF n MeLsughIiu Peter
BOzet Henry MAFGhan James
Bramsee Lea: Henry MoTtson Henry
Bradford John Mann Andrew
HaiFd stephen Martin OhA8b
Baylss5 TBOmas MONTY George
Bell DWAAS Mathew James
Ijoheu AbFarn Morrill, J PhssmmeF
Chapman AlOnEO nadder John H
Chaplin Miller Peter
Gather J II Miller ?
CEaly james Mitchell SeIson
Clendepin John Nash Henry
Gain VIM J OileF George
Corn Caleb Okeen0 JanOI
DoWnars Wm Odell JHm0 Z
Day WM OTEfg Samuel H2
Dyson John Porter George
Dunlap Henry PIE MICHAEL
Deems Granville Pugh OC
Dayis David Pudder RielIard
DallEell james n Peck Wn Ware
E:aon Ru K Piarea Jossph
Fiten VAlontldS Porter John2
Fareher RAFnATd HodgerS JAma8
FOlmar GeorgsR RobsTtson Jas or Rish'd
| Cater Tseobold Ramsey John
Graves Albert ksmp Wm
Green John a smith AuguItn1
Cats John W Smith r
GaEnony Joaas saith John "
| GFAVos John Saodgra1 James
Gregg TIA shrodes James R2
Hama RApheus 9 SUIT James
Hartford ST Q SldebOttom a
HaRAu Thos Shepherd John L
Hines Addison Stewart Joseph
/ HORFy ARA SnlfVsn Geo1 Rev
Holden D q ShGB Ephraim. .4
i Harrison Hugh Ssagl DeEthA
| Hoekiy John SimpaOn LIeut Thos y
! Hamilton James TOmlinson Col 4 Az
Hilton james n ThOma8 Rredariek
HGmm n TurneT EFaneis
/ Henderson John Todd Harry
Hood John q YaupOl HsuEy
[ HAymOLd Jacob Wells Austin
| HIRlAnd Patrick Watson BemhoOd
/ Higge Edgar Welshsus Oscar
King Andrew Jackson Wln8buTgR RW
Keller w Willo1 william
/ Loeb 4 % WaFd JamosW2
Luce AW WhilsJ "
Littiet0n George Z0ok John -
Lose Hugo L Zane Edwin
! LOoEnis "a Zsng Wm
Lloyd James ANN
dsel9 A. ". CAMPBELL. ?. Y.
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The Plaee tO BuT the Oheapest
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-11-24

But this is not al, nor sthe worst peea-
mary aecfenslon, sslllc h IS usually IS pa
cent @ social, political and mora aegpaaa
gtQEIs iaast necessarily follow the ets3iiilon
nf sis~sry. Who can doubt its The in
Qividlai who has never given his servants
II ore han their vitnals and clothes, can
aoT lord TO pay them such salaries after
their iiheraIi"n, AS hirling gs usually have
com''satded in this country. TIE free ne
gro VIII labor f.rless than the white labor
er caa afford So co it. Hence, the free
aegln Will n,enopnllze labor and thus re-
duee she white working class OF non free
h"ld's-s betnM his own level. Aud yet
f.soasands OF this class, strange to- say,
nave Deen, ever since the beginning of the
war, comforting themselves wth the idea
that einan cipanon, when il comes, will re
dnce the shareholders, whom they are
pleased TO call the arisiocraer, to level
with themselveo,! Was ever anything
more prep osterous Again, | wonld be-
seecii such Lot 10 deceive themselves
Tue STAKEHOLDER has at his conmand, two
institutions. negroes and money. And
Whenever he finds one of them rececding
from hls grasp, he viii WELD the other for
the accumulation otproperty. They viii
lnyest their capital III zeal estate millions
%. whlch will be thrown upon the market,
aud lis elevate themselves, aud build ap
snch Il blind, insolent arlstpcracy as new
er before existed
10 hnbnit with the hope of contrary
.esulI, Wouid oe to subvert the very end
we would establish. Then the non slave
holder Is not fighting for the slavei,older,
aor the poor, tor the rich bnt are con
tending Tor the prevention Of al! the most
alarming evils, herein enumerated, and
for the preser vation of our very existence.
Mr.. Edilor, | have written this article
with the hope of ,ndeceivng those who
think tlIat Tie only question OF this war,
is the emancipation Of slavery, and that
the poor are lighting for ti:e riei.. It you
ti::nk II worth publishing, YOU are at lib
cry Ia do 80. HONESTTS.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-11-24
THE YANKEE ELECTIOlT

1t isnow positively certain thar little
Mae" las been shamefully beaten, and
that old Abe has carried every State but
two New Jersey aud Kentucky. The
Rich:nond Whig expresses qualification at
the" result, and says truly, that the great
cause for which we are struggling has es-
cap ped real peril. The policy OF concili-
ation, OF concession and cajolerya which
Mcclellan would have attempted was
something moreto be dreaded than Lin
coins armies and naves. There was great
reason to apprehend that such policy
would deceive, deinoralize and divide the
South. With Lincoln there is 10 fear of
this, our people will contin,is 90 stand as
one man. With him, it is q united South
against divided North. With McClel-
Ian, it might, have been q uufted North
against divided South; III which event
all that we have been striving for in this
bloody four, years estrngg,e would have
been Loaf. But Lincoln 80 continue TO
be the master Of the Iankees, and the
spectre Of Reconstruction ganishes forever.
's.ss' ~ ~ st s.5.s's.' Confedsrate s.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-11-24

LsF , :
4 short Chapter In the Revolution.
AID i csne 70 pass during the rk'so3 Of
Aaresaes- the T,rsst ard JEFF tha Patrios that
tke Iqftaa. became noted through all the land
for tLs unconstitutional measures, wicked pel-.
Icy and cruel conduct ~h,'s. the, latter was
equally rofsd fpr h,s fp bsas..aee,. long sspfrr-
'ng and CIR sian rectitnds. 5<,sss.. sss
Abraham sserr IN ht> s.fat ,, that jeff sa,hld
be aa,'g = ,rsifns aud all MS subjects ba Ads
ndged deservina = Ike fate.s
AND il came 10 pass AS the contest grew
vain tha, mary ef the followers Of JEFF grew
faihi a,.d I'll IS the was side While oth4t4 as
pred = be prophsss, - LEAD ths weary aad
tn t,o,id q the pal hs: q ofpcs ard security
And Ass'ls time arp eashed f,r the Assvm
Mag II the vi ses se'l he ssevstal ,4fes
m pss.nas EAs,e,s,, MANY would Isin aspire
It,s ps,ssess shs rrss ssalsits ~iaaon IN = ssueh
99sss asas. ~J~ld shIsld s1 n sn Sll S..u.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

T~o DOLLARS square (of fourteen lines or less
for The first, and dollar for every additional in
aertoi4 Regular advertisements charged accord
vr t. co1tract.
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RAGS anfed. -. g. :.

s. Finding ID difficult to obtain sufficient espppiy
of paper for printing we now desire To purchase
any sqnantitys OF clean GOtt0m s6n8 E1s5Sn
Il AIS, for Which the highest cash ~
paid. Bring them te 90 ansl aies'' N 49,
OF ssnali quantiSiss. s ssss s Ts.l s. 50, s.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY
r. w. a l. s 2 "A u GH
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

FIVE DOLLARS YEAR, or THREE DOLLARS Fol. sl&
uoSTus rhe ratesfo clubs are the same, and
no dininution from these rates will be made
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j WlB IgEI1ls3 lPApRDf y
AND
ENVEI4OPES~

The undersigned keeps copstaEtly on hand
Writing Paper alfd Enyatupcs, which
hs will soil Wh0lesals os. Rstatl. s'af 3sag -
Theypapet is etetbe hest nsasleln tie Confsler~
acr. is slnooth and will not bls &. - -
Ezs Orders from o distance " i'll receive promp
attenrion. - Stzf rs a~s n Ssg y fsss zss34
s 49,. %. Al KEEHENAs
Salem, 5N. G., July I5,h..Is63. ! j, .st.tsaias
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
NO. "a,
An IncIdenoa or Che yv.f

In one Of our bseuiifnl suburban
cemetrIes was employed as a grave
digger, up 10 week ago, venerable
man, Though poor, he raised four
gallant boys, giving each of them \
moderate education and . good trade.
The two elder went, fl i've years ago
to Now Orleans, where prosperity at
tended their industry.
The two younger brothers remain
ed with their father. George and
Fredrick were their names. The lat.
ter is about seventeen yoars DID,
When tie war broks out, both left
their employment and enlisted. AT
the battle OF Fredericksburg, in the
very trons Of theh lines, were the
boys Frederick and George. A sortie
was made oy tue riAemen upon the re-
treating Federals, aud among those
%ho dropped were the two boys the
youngest sons of the old grave digger.
Tbs rebel soldiers whose weapons
had done tile deed, were in rags Of
linsey. They ran with aiacrity TO 60.
cure the clothing, tho canteens and
money, perhaps Of the men they had
laid low. The fOrsmosts, on each
reaching the body OF the dead enemy
turnded it over and to his horror be-
held the corpse Of his younger broth.
er, his woolen shirt stained with blood
oozed from a bullet hole above the
heart Our informant, q chaplain iu
the army, could tell us nothing Of the
other rebel brother. But this ono
made his way into the Union lines,
aud is now in tho hospital at A!exan-
dria, a hUpsless maniac. We learn
that in their childhood the youugNnS
Of tho flock had been the especial
charge Of the elder When he left for
Now Orleans it was in tho expectation
OF entering business to which be could
bring up the boy. He lived to shoot
down the boy with his own hand
Uuless the remaining brother eur.
wives, the family ia now extinct. TIE
father died o! q broken heart, aud
was buried last Sunday. This is a
simple statement Of facts. 1t iS doubt-
less one of ter thousand to be writ
ten. - PHI. DdDSr.