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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
Address Of Gov. Bramlette to the
Il People of Kentnekv

LoUIsGILR, March l6.-GoV. BramIstts.
has Just issued the following address 10 The
people of Kentucky: = - - =
EeLLoSC CftizenG: In view of tie distnsb.
anee OF the popular mind produced by the
enrolment of slaves for the army in Ren.
tuoky, it Is deemed prudent to make the
following suggestions for the benefit and
guidance OF the loyal people of Kentucky:
Your indignation should not move Won
to commit acts ofYiOlsnce nor to unlawful
resistance. Standing as We have stood
and viii ever stand, for the Constitution.
the Union and the enforcement of the laws.
We must repel the efforts of the rebellion
20 overthrow our government by our gal.
lant sol1ters in the field, and meet and
correct unjust OF unconstitutional leRisla
ton by Legitimate appeals 70. the constitntsd
U -opnals of the government, and through
the ballot box displace in the constitntsd
modesi those who pervert or abuse The
trusts committed to them. This the
only true mode OF maintaining the Consti.
tuition, the Union and, the enforcement of
the laws.
The mere act of enrolling the names of
slaves does not affect any right of the cit
lien. No droft has been ordered. nor do
We know that draft will be ordered. n
may OF it.may not. We should abide by
and maintain the Law, and pursue in tho
modes provided the remedy il atfordssssIf
any violence or wrong to the person or
property OF the citizen is committed by anv
officer or. soldier against the known laws Of
the land, make your accusation in tbe
mode prescribed by law, and If the com.
mAndlng officer refuses or .neglects TO use
bis utmost endeaVors to arrest the officer
or soldier under his command so accnsej
and hand him or them over to the civil
magistrate for trial, when officially advised
OF The tAetsI the Executive of The State
Will prefer Charges and demand court
martial In the Union. under the Constitu
uon' Ana 70 accordance with Law assert
and urge your rights.
It's our duty toobey the law until il is
declared by Judicial decision to be uncon
stltuuonal. The citizen whose property
may pc taken under it for public use will
be entitled under the imperative mandate
!ot the Constitution to just compensation
tor mis- private property SO taken for public
nse. ,is
Although the present Congress NAV NOT
do as justice, yet is safe to rely upon the
Justice of the American people, aad An An.
peal to them will not be UNDECIDED or mn.
answered. Peace restored aud the unity
OF our government restored will drive to An
tgnominlons distance those who in the
agony OF our conflict perverted their sacred
trusts TO the base uses of partizan ends and
tanstical purposes.
OPnold. and maintain your government
as constituted, and obey and enforce its.
Just demands as the only hope of perpetu
uAtiug free institutions.
4signed) THos. E. BRAMLRrTE.
Frankfort, March 10, 1864.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

I~Ho.rAans RnIrAsED.-Yssterday ].
\. Hanlsy, Jesse stmms and Alexander
HAndley, who we're arrested some time
ago as hostages for the retaru of Sheriff
Shaw Of Putnam county, aud have since
been confined ia the Athsneum, were re-.
leased, The ,eondi ions are that they give
their parole Of honor to go to Richmond
aud endeayor 10 procure the release of
Shaw, and falling in. that they are 10 re-
turn aud report themselves.
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n9-TuE Ian ClI1. 30 nm nm 49,

nS-rHE LArE CALL FOB 200, 900 MoRn
TsOOPs-AN ExrLANATIoS,-In order tia.
our readers may understand how it comes
that under a call of the President for Eve
hundred Thousand men, the quota sf Ohio
county in the First Congressional District
Was 229 men, and under the present call
rOr TWO hundred thousand meu, i. an
pSars to be 2O6, the following explanation
is necessary; Under the call for I've hun.
dred thousand men the quota of the First
District was 1927. The credits given b.,
the Government for men already furnished
reduced it to 1902. The OalcuIatio. made
for the present call of two hundred thous.
and is twO-6fths of 1927, without any de.
auctions and amounts TO ssl, so that the
quota should be near the former quota.
upon 1902.
Uuder the last call the quota of Ohio
county, is as before stated. 400. Returns
OF Fs.enlisted msn to the number of go re.
duce the number to l26. SO that We shan.
have about that number of men, Only, to
furnish. Other counties are doubtless
entitled to credit which will reduce the
quotas assigned to them as 10 the case of
the previous call for Eve hundEsd thousand
men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
Now York Market
Nav YoRK. March ne

Flo1f-DulI and declining; Sc 7oCae On
for extra State; S7.16@7,2o for txSfse r
H. ;! ,25 for trade brands; mar.
ket closing heavy; no buyers at outside.
Mhisky-Withont decided change; Gle
for State; 81 for western. 1'tsiasS
Wheat-Dnll aud heayy: Il. soEsI a..
Tor Chicago spring; $l.6s@ 20 Tor Wiutsr
red western. -
g Corn ttthoat decided change, At $40
oa.s-Dnll and dropping, at soc sotl.
WOoi-Qualet add Unchanged z.
FstfolsIm-Ia sPeeulaifEe dSm1ud and
Esf 5S ~ t5p SoaS asslasd changer cF9de 81
Potk-Less active; scarcely IS syr N; !,
unchanged. = = - q 91 :
Reef-RIFm. but less active 'zss :
l.t LsFs sI.lsma aud lower a Is@lsss; The
BntteE-Firm. Al as6s2c solIo+,,a. 40
@47c forstate. - 8 U 'oae1; 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

b6TuRAEp oYlR 10 FaH, G1vII Az
aHoRlEEs.- Ex-Alderman NcCourthey,
whose arrest and commitments to the
Athsneum by the military au,boritieS, for
selling liquor TO soldiers, We noticed in
our last issue, was yesterday I over
to the civil authority, aud Alderman. Me-
AsuaWAy fined him $40 and costs, which
he paid aud was released.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

,,r,, r,,,,,,, .WheelinE, March IL, 1894
| NOT Bk1Na DEEMED necessary forthO peass
aud good order Of tbs, City, % longer coutinus
the order OF the 18th Inst, closing Saloons and ~
Roem1, tue sans Y hereby reSeIndsd
In rPsetuttng this order, feel It my dnty 70 ,ay
70 those concerned, that the ComrSndsr oF AZ
Pest informs me that any person selling LIauor 10
soltisr4 VIII be dealt With according to nv.
mrl; 1t E.Ai 9NANS H..
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8g0 1lEataGh.
Release Of Col. Nort6oott mi I7t6sra5i

AAsAPOLrs, March ls, 1894.
Editors kntelligeneer:
! Lieut.. Col B. s. NorshcOtt, of the l2th
West Virginia Infantry, and 80 other pa.
rolled officers. and $50 pFtyates have just
reached this city from Riebnopd. Col.
Northeott is the only officer from West
Virginia. VIII. DoueIlss,
Capt. aud C. s.
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CONGRRssIONAL.,
wAsEisorou. March bi Is. :

large number of petitions fayorins the
increased mail facilities betEsen New YORK
and Philadelphia. -
Mr. Howard introduced bill 20 orRau.4
IKE the invalid corps. s
SIR. Wilson introduced bill relative 10.
deserters. Both referred ta a54
The consular and diplomats bills were
then discussed.
The consular and diplomatic bill was.
passed the Senate then proceeded 70 con-.
slider the District of Columbia business
Mr!Conuess introduced bill authOriz-l
ing the erection Of buildings for the Bf3uch
Mint at San francisco. Read twice and
referred 70 Committee on Finance. Z.
MT. Howard offered the following resoz.
luton thatthe Committee on Finance en-
qplre into the expedieucy Of providing NM
der the national currency act of authGriz-,
lngtthe associations organized nnder.it TO-
enter into. contracts TO itRke andIreeefVe In
loans and discounts such rate Of interest as
IS legally allowed by the laws of the State.
District or Territory in which the associa1
ton Is located. The resolution was agreed
to and the Senate adjourned. "a
HOUSE.
Mr.. Cox of Ohio, from the Committee.
on Rules, reported adversely on the reso
luton referred to them 70 enquire into the.
expediency Of establishing new commit
tee on Mines and Mining.
Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, from the
same committee, made an adverse report
on the proposition for new committee 90
National Banks and Banking.
The House eoneurred in the amend.
meuts TO the Post Office appropriation bill.
These amendments appropriate $640. 600
FOR. the payment ofletter carriers, and ST.
500, 900 to meet any deficiency which NAV
exist in the Post Office revenue.
The House then resumed the consider
alton of the gold bill, aud adopted the
amendment offered by Mr. Hulburd OF
New York yesterday, viz: providing that
the obligation TO create sinking fund by
the act of February 25th. 1862, shall not
be implied thereby.
ar. Highly of California, opposed the,
government going into the market with
gold in their banda, and hucEstering to
buy its own paper At less than its face.
Mr.. Kinney Of Pa. said he had changed
his views aud would nov vote for the bill
before the House.
question.
The House passed the fret amendment.
namely, as authorizing the Secretary OF
the FreAsury to anticipate the period, not
hAA0 VI Tue
interest on the public debt II,
The House next voted en- agreeing to
the Senate amendment authorizing the
Secretary 20 sell gold, as amended this
morniug by the amendment of Mr.. Hur-
bnrd. The amendment of the Senate as
amended was agreed to by "a against SO.
So the bill IS amended by the Senate and
Mr.. Hulburd was passed s.-. = &c.
The House proceeded to the considera-
ton Of the bill to drop unemployed Gene.
rVl oficers. = 80
Mr. Cox, of Ohio, opposed it, arugine
that they should be dropped only after en- 4
.quiry to see whether they are incompetent,
70 do SO otherwise, would inflct q stair.
which is worse than wound, on their
character. ~
MI. EarnsWorth favored the bill.
the bill. 4
Wilton. action on the bill the House
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
The Gold Bill

NHw YORK, March Ie-All Wasbiuptop
specials agree that the gold bill Will pass
the House to day.
The Herald says it may be so amended
as to authorize the Secretary t0issue Ger
tlhcates payable in gold. 70 be used in
payment ofcustom dues.
Lieut.. Col. Sanderson has been sent to
Fort Warren. 80 s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

@AP osF HOsrlr11 70 II EsEARLIsu.
I'd H1RH-caPr Over, Commsodss Of this
Post, has received an order ffoml General
SiEsl es1abliahiag Post Hospital At
wheeling. ItJyill soon be put in eoadi-
Hon for the reception of patients.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

%THE RIv1afIks still falling ysster.
Jay with fns stage Of water In the chan
nel' The weather. was cold, cloudy and
No1snbsrish. The M1seatins passed down
with = heavy cargo bound ter ST. Paul,
Ana The Paragon passed up for Pittsburgh.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

WAsHneroN, March l6.-The new call
for troops accsrds with the plans Hot ne
military campaign. which have beea laid
out by Gen. Grant. Il fs Understood be
asks for large armies If the country e1.
poets him to close theiWarwithin.the pres
ent year.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
From Fortresa lTnnrna-

EoRTaEss MoNRol, March I4.-TWeu,y.
three rebel prisoners. captured In the q.
cent raid on the Peninsula, arrived here to-
day and fourteen yesterday.
The Cutting gun was tested TO-DAY nv
the officers Of the Sd Pen0sylyania sr,ii-
leFy g this place, and is pronounced 4
most efeetiYe Weapon, throwing 400 shots
per minute, 7--Sss
The Russian oHicers Witnessed the *.
pertinent and Ness, highly grati8ed At It's
i HAIlIAx, March Ie.-T6e etesrsh,n
Arabia from Liverpool, oh. Via 6Ssss.a
tCWn, 9Th. arrived this evening". Her "a.
vices ere two days later.
The Danish atfaiEs temained uhehs aesd.
Aa AZ arrived a. Paris. on dc
.eth, and e Is reported thai he- vii leave
tor Mexico on the 23d. An dificulties
have been removed. Z 5i9,.fl5 :. 80
NV YoRK. March ls.-fbs quota d
New 9ork eiIyp under the. new cslI, e e.
.-=sE-i ID z Is 6fss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
sPEoLAL MRETING d THn nrlnn,nH 5

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD on an.
n PerVtsois OF the, County Of Ohio VIM - bSII
Tuesday, March 29d, 1868, At 10 6PeloeI AZ N ~
uFthsr consider and act upon the B1bTSl ( al tSS
payment Of the County Bounty Money
Until further action Of the Board. de pay,,.,, -,
Bounty Money viii be EuSpended,f -
Due notice viii be given by publication vhs,
payment VIII be resumed. JOHN o. HUPP.
aso, ", s1eHrs, Clsrk. Rfi asi1 q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

PRovlpRHCH, R. l., March ls.-GoVernor
Smith has issued proclamation; d6elarinR
our quota under the last call of the PreSi
dent, 70 be already foil. 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

: MA PIE 1oE You've Lo7rEs.-A
gentleman, who is devout Christian, aud
the happy father of some half 4, dozen
epxom daughters, has adopted a novel sx.
Psdisnt for breaking up the practice csr-
tam young men have Of coming Sparkling
Sunday night" he makes each Of the
young ladies in turu read chapter In the
Bible, aud closes the meeting with prGyert
The attendance grows thinner each week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

T6r CLosISe Up raE LIQUOR HoUsEs.-
Lieut.. Moore yesterday visited ALI the
liquor establishments in the city, whole
sale and retail, including drug stores, and
warned the proprietors that no more liquor
mast be sold until further orders. In
some instances the keys of drinking
houses were taken in charge by the of.
GERS Failure or neglect to obey the or
der will be visited with confseatlon and
imprisonment. though it Is thought the
order will bereyoked In day or two, or
as soon as the necessity for it ceases to
e1lst. $3.50.
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gaiIg gntellige n1er.
Thar.day MoEning March II.
For Sale.

HOUSE AND LOT ON THE ISLAND. GfoS.r
n for sale lot No. 90, on-thS Inland corner on -
tase House, contains four rooms down ana tSS IN
stairs, and good kitchen and cellar; also 4 soo5
veil and pump Ut the back dOers coal hopSs and a..
IT, besides good assortm6nt 0E flowers and 's6F1b
berg. For further Information 6ddfeii $50 :
ISAAC r. CLINE.
mT9zU Ba1lRir Ohio
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

WAsHmsroS. March lesb.-Tbe sena,.
has concqEredip the House amsbdmsul to
the Gold BILL which now Only awaits. the
Signature Of the President 70 become a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
D0rD IsoRDER1Y soIp1xns Aa,Iy q

W DIsORDERLE SoLD1xRs AaAIS,-Op
Monday couple Of soldiers, being some.
what intoxicated, were making profaus
remarks in the presence Of ladies on a
steamboat that was about leaving the.
wharf when the captain of the boat being
unable otherwise to preserve order and
decorum started towards the Atheneum
after guard. The soldiers antioipatipK
his purpose, are said to have caught hold
OF tue captain and refused to allow him to
go and he was compelled to leave with his
boat without enjoying the satisfaction of
seeing the men arrested We have lately
heard of similar instances Of disorder on
other steamers running to and from this
point
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

8AaalyAI Of PRIsoNlRs.-YestsFdsy.
morning ten Fedefal soldiers. under sen.
's0es Of Court Martial, and tsRFsSel prts-
00efs arrived from HaEPss's Ferry, aud
"sfe eommttted 70 The Atheneum. ]. 1 ). !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

: bD-MRTzlL county is paying 4 bounty
OF two hundred dollars for recruits to ill
up the 100000 call. Wet1el has paid
q bounty to every soldier who has gone
into the service from within her IimiIs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMRs oLARKR,s
Celebrated Female Pilla

FTspered from a prescription oflSir u Clarke.
n. D., PhysieiGn Extraordinary to 6s
I'll HUG g
This invaluable medicines Is unfAIling In the cure
Of All those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution Il subject 1t modsrates all
exee3s md removes All obstruetions, aud a speedy
cure may be relied on - 49, = ~
TO MARRIED LADIES'
1t iPeeliArly Gqited. IL Si,, in a Giort time,
bring en- the nOnthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern.
nSnt Stamp Of Great Britain prevent eounterfsta
CAUTION.
THIS PILLS should not be taksn by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, a thsy.
are sure bring On Misearrfago, but at any oftsr
time they arc safe. s1.s atssSG. -
In ~ e4ses Of nervous ADD Spinal Affections Pains
In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight orsrtion,
yPalpitation of the Heart, Hystsries and Whites,
these Ills will eject q cure when ali other means
have failed: and although powerful remedy, do
not contain iron, calOmel antimony, or ANYTHING
hnrtfnl to the constitution.
Pull directions IN the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent fOr. the United States and CauadGs; n
JOB MOSES, n Cortlandt ST., N. \.
N. B.-S1.oO and SIX postage. stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent will insure bottle containing
my Pills by return mail. ISL, -.
For sale by LAUGHING 4, BUsHPIRLD.,
1SSS sItFtf 4 sfs-4 s5ff ..r
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
BIB undersigned beg leave to announce to thsir
=, friends aud the public generally, that thsy,ia.
send carrying on the Foundry bulfn0Ss IN All ia
branches, and hope by SSsiduouB attention 10 buII
ness, 10 merit . lheIal AhArO Of patronage.
ne nave On hand an as ortmsnt Of STOVES.
MATES and all kinds Of HoIlogare, compris.
ing the best PAtterns now in usa We invite Mon.
aop especially 70 our fg
Cooking Stoves,
Of which We have patterns for burning both WOOD
ana coal, that We can confidently reoommsnd md
warrant to give entire HatIstaction
We invite the attention OF buildsrR and okhars IL.
Etrous OF purchasing to our Stock Of :
Crate Fronts,
SI which We dntepdto hnanufAeturS, and keen on
hand null assortment Of the latest and most A.
proved modern patterns In this branch of orr buai
59e We intend to be sSOhind 0stablshmenk pithor
We have on hand and for sale an excellent assort.
Plows,
Of eitt.burE mAnnfaeturs, which We viii sell on
liberal terms Our stock of PloWpolnts b also large
and Of all patterns. f3aIs l5s75. 80 =
Gall and examine our stock before purehalfpr
elsewhere. BELL 4 OAMPRHLL7 =
No. 161, MAin ST., west aide,
IepGo-4nt 30 doom south Of Market AllaV-
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- AASSBS A1AsNne-NN0EIQS
THE ONLY Harmless, TRUE, AND RELIABLR
DYR KHoWN.Ii ~ II.
This sPishdld HAIR Dye Is ,Por1Set-ehAnRes Rad
RuAty SE Grey Han, instantly to Ggaisy Blaek Of
HGttral Broi0aI without IpIurins The Hair o.
Staining he Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Bsant.
.fuI tmPaEtS frssh frequently restoring Its
pristine color, and reetthsa the III sGects Of Bad
pyes. TheGenuino gdgned WuLIAhI A! HATCH.
hLoR, all others are mare limitations and should be
avoided. sold byanDr 20. PAoToRY-sl
BARoLAY-SF5 ny.
BstehelOr's New Toilet Cream for
..5Isi. pEsHsing ths Hair.
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IB0rPARTrrIOn sA1E.-Re call att.n,ior
to the advertisement which appears else.
where undsr this heading.
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New York Ionsg lIarKst

Aoney-Rasy.s - z5s...s,5, z.S.-,EF
y sterliug-Ddli e l7s, .,7ssssz .5.,a
s eoldA-iEfegular and nasettIsd; opening
Ge ssi sdyaheiag tgseSl declining % s0Ss
aud closing q1fef q .eI 80 80
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SUnslsilaCz oy1Icu, o. s. AnHT

neel1ngs W. Va, March 18th i86l
S1ALhD PROPOSALS (MUsT BE IN DURLI.
~ SSA1nl mon hrst handl, and from citizens ioyal
% the "unttod States 6oV0rnmontH onlY Mn bS -
SelNed Gt this once until IL O'Clock noon on FpaS
Day, March the 2Ath InSt for supplying for ne NJ
OF thS United States Arny,n aIbsistenee storsS -
Ro delivered At wheeling West Virginia e folioyS
$50 bblS new PRIME MESS PORE, In fpll.hsonsd
90 o3ls with two Iron h0opS- Must be so pioeSS a.
pounds each a. praetieabls, and With at IeaSt
y pieces the side cats and the Ghank cut "a eIo 4 n
1854. i'z : s.t9 AZ - SSs " APrt
100000 pounds BACON SHOULDERS, new. thor.
oughy smokOd and cured dry. stFfefIY eittT IN.
ehank1 out on close TO the briSk0t In StronT 6oTeS
Containing not oX 500 pounds Of meat, aud 10 ~
strapped with green Hickory. Pressure must not
be used IN packing into the boxes 5000 nourI.
@ be delivered on the 9th day of April 1854 And
$1,000 pounds on the 18th OF APRIL l66l -
4OO,OO0 pounds BACON sIDEs, clear ribbed nav
thoroughly Smoked and cured dry strictly CITY ont
medium stss. In strong boxes, containing NOT over
Sgg Pouno1 OF meat, and to be strapped With rreen
hickory. Pressure must not be uSod in packIbG In.
10 the boxeG s So
,s 5000 u ts be delivered o. the 9th q April
$1,000 LBS on the 18th OF April. 1885
$1,000 pounds sugar cured HAMS eanyASsed nav,
smoked, trimmed thort, leg cut on above The Eauas
erel joint, strictly city cuts In strong bbIS contain
ing Tot over 500 pounds Of meat, and head liued
j A.e9o bbll OF hIE quality HxTRA OR EXTRA
5Ah4LI FLOUR. The bFAndS and places Of mann,
tAetuFe to be stated In the bids, and whether in
ronna SE nat-hoop barrels. The barrels TO be IN
good shppiug ordsd, faIl head lined and bunRS SsSI
1sOO bSls 70 be delivered on the 2sth Of March
ASo4
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Our stock VII be found ., .ll time.
Full AND oomPnErE.
Examinations aad letter, stiaquEy r..u,ots0u,
4S-Ail OEdsFs promptly and faithfully nlisd.
1eps TALLANT 8 pELApLAIN
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4rWR ARE AT ALL F1MRs READY IN mn
EARTKRN CITIEs w Etal
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NEW sTzr;

= d. :, hey AZ. Issued b. III. n.aul..,a,,,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

500 bsl, 70 Be delivered on the 2s.h Of March
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1.fS0 bushels on ths lSEh Of April, 1884
10000 pounds H0AINY, eoarao made mon, thor.
oughly dried, selected white corn, kiln dried. IN
strong, round: hoop barrels, full head lined
5000 pounds AUAAANFINE CANDLES hnlI
weight, exclusive Of paper, S4ort sizes OF smaller
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
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Mr.. Cox of Ohio, from the COMMITTEES
on Rules, reported adversely on the reso
luton referred to them TO enquire into the
expediency Of establishing = new commit.
tee on Mines and Mining. sF
Ar. Washburne, of Illinois, from the
same committee, made an adverse report
ou the proposition for new committee 90