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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
TRUSTEES SALE

an THURSDAY, the Sd day of March, 1861,
" commencing at 10 o'clock A. n. y at the trout
door OF the Court House for Ohio county; in puzsu.
anee of a deed OF trust from Walter @. Scott dated
the LIST December, 1858, recorded in the Recorders
Caldwell; and having been, by au order the Cir.
cut cult. Court for Ohio county, duly appointed the
trustee under the said deed in the place aud stead
eSt and best bidder at public auction for cash all
the following described parts of lots numbered
Zane's addition to the city Of WheSIinE: 6esippipy
at the corner west Of Market street aud south O.;
franklin street; thence south with Market stree,
ninety nine 1891 feet; thence west, with line par
alel With Franklin street, one hundred aud tWeu;y
1901 feet to alley IL feet wide: thence with sad
alley Dtnety.nine 1891 feet to Franklin street ana
thence with Franklin street to the beginning
tebl JAMES s. WHEAT, Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
TRUSTEES SAFE

AN THURSDAY, the I'd day Of March. 1864,
~ Commencing Mt 10 O'clock A. NJ at the front
door OF the Court House for Ohio county; in pursu
9Th day of Jpne, 1856. recorded in the Recorder.
office for said county, in Book II page Si5. /. Ed
ward !. F;zhugh and having been, by order
the trustee under the said deed, in the place aud
stead OF the said Edward H. Fitzhugh; SHALL sell
TO the highest and best bidder at public auction fy
one hundred and eighty-one (!S1l situated on John
street In the city OF Wheeling, commonly known "a,
me salssuiy property, and the Improvements
Also I've shares of stock in the Washington HAIL
"A: Also one share of stock in the Hsnpheld Rail
teb1 JAMES g. WHEAT. rrns,r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
TRUSTEES SALE

Of Real Estate lying In the Town OF
South Wheeling, w. ".
virtue OF deed OF trust made by William
- Grill. the undersigned, dated S1st MAJ, ISIS.
and r, corded in the office OF the Recorder Tor ON,
county, in deed book number orty-three-l -loi3
two hundred and ten-ZlU-; will. on Saturtay
the 5th day Of March, 1864 the front door u tie
Court House in Ohio cOun y, at 10 O'clock NJ
proceed to sell Lot number hfteeu-l5-ius quareNo
Wenty.eight-2S-in tho town OF South Wheeling.
formerly called RitchietOwu). This lot is incum.
6eIed with the dover right of the widow of William.
Grill, but Is otherwise believed to DO unincumberei
Selling As trustee shall convey only Luch title a.
is vested in mo by said deed.
Terms of sAle-Cash.
feb2-td n. RICHARDSON rrn.,Ds
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C5unty, praying that the town be ineorpor-
ated. and had IL referred to- til Committee
on Municipal CorpoFafions, Sc.
Resolutions of Inquiry 3Were offered and
adopted, as follows: n
BY Mr.. WTLLIANsoN: For he'ComWtttee
on Military Affairs; as to@tbe exppdtehCy
of empowering the Governor to refuse~to
commission disloyal persons elected to
office, and to appoint others temporarily in
their stead.
By Mr.. WAELT: yFG1; tbe, Gommittee on
Humane and Criminal Institutions, as to
the expedfency Of making general Vacina-
ton compnlsory.a1s 9GT
By the same: Iustructing the Committee
on Executive Offices, to inquire and report
how the money appropriated for the recep-
ton suppers for the returned regiments
has been expended, az we'll as the amounts
for each regiment.
By Mr.. ALExANDRR: For the Judiciary,
as to the expediency of allowing County
Surveyors to take Acknowledgements OF
deeds.
By the same: For the Committee on
Roads, &C., as to the expectancy of empow-
ering the supervisors of the counties to fix
the rates of ferriage. ~.
BY Mr.. NEWTON. For the Printing Com
mittee, as to the expediency of requiring
the Clerk of the Honse. to furnish at the
public expense copies OF, such laws as any
editor of newspaper may desire for pub
LEGATION in his paper, and also as to the
exPediency o. appropriating money &c
compensate publishers of newspapers for
publishing the laws of the State. $3.50
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
WHEELING Feb. %, 1864.

Editors INteIligeneer
appears, which is too full of error to pass
uucorrected.
The local begins: eve understand that
a recruiting officer of this city lately pre-
sented new recruit, who has somewhat
puzzled the Provost Marshal's examining
surgeons and mastering officers"
The persons alluded to were not puzzled
at all. The surgeon promptly declined to
"pass" the "recruit," and inasmuch as the
"recrut" could not have been presented to
the mastering officer, of course he was not
puzzled.
Again-"Some assert that the man is a
negro, aud the recruiting officer is conf
dent that he is not, and the lack of the
"visible admixture" rather favors that no.
ton"
The "visible admixture" was not lack
ing in this case. On the contrary it was
quite manifest to the "examining surgeon
who coutormed to the law in examining the
"recruit" while "recruit" was in state of
nudity, and in this respect doubtless had
the advantage OF "recruitiug officer"
Again-"It is question of some impor-
lance as there is a difference of some two
hundred dollars in the bounties paid 10
white aud colored men"
In West Virginia 'colored men" are not
recruited at all, consequently they receive
no bounty. The difference" is therefore
not that spoken of above
Finally-"We understand that those in
terested have been unable to decide the
question, and it has been referred to the
Secretary of War"
If by "the question" it is meant, whether
the ''recruit'' is white man or Il colored
man, referring the case to the Secretary of
War would be of no avail unless the ire.
cruit" also was sent there for inspection,
but as "recruit" is still "About town.
doubtless no such reference has been made
| VERITAs
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TH1 Union prisoners who lately escaped
from Richmond, placed implicit confidence
In the negroes they happened to meet, and
never, In any case we're they denied as.
slstauce or deceived; and as soon as the
negroes found out that lot of escaped pris.
oners were in the, country seeking to gam
our lines, they formed scouting parties to
hunt them up and relieve them. Amono
the troops sent by Gen, Butler to meet and
assist the escaped prisoners, were three
negro regiments OF Gen. Wistar's command.
At the end ofsthe first days forced mach
it was found that over two hundred White
troops had fallen ont by the way from ia
ttgue, but every. black man WAS present
and answered to his name. Thus is prov.
ed for the twentieth time the fdelitT. the
bravery, and the endurance of the negro.
shFee Of the most desirable qualities IN al
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THEoDoRE PARKER is no the first invalid
who has "suffered many things from many
physicians" and cried out in agony,
"when doctors differ who shall decide?"
He thus recounts how the most eminent
oouusellors of Boston and Paris prescribed
for him
"Last October, DR.. BOwditoh wanted me
to go to the West Indies; DR.. J. jackson
For hypOphosphites-Dr Flint of Boston,
DR.. Bigelow of Paris.
Against hypOphOsphites-Dr. Louis of
Indifferent or doubtful-Drs. Bowditob,
Cabot, Moleschott.
For cod-liver oil-Cabot, moderate
Against cod-liver oiI-Drs. Louis and
Bigelow.
Some think Jough's is the best prepara-
ton of the cod-liver oil. DR.. Moleschott
thinks him humbug and a liar, his oil
good for nothing. Bigelow recommends
Bordeaux wine; Moleschott, Malaga before
Bordeaux; BigeloW and Cabot, jackson
and Bowditch, whisky, brandy, etc.; Moles.
chott, piled barley.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
T1theP pIGOfVstVi igiiiiija5 g. .HARBoUR'S
THHE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
81 has. issued the following order
"RXEOUTlvB MANSION,

y - EXECUTIVE MANS1ONS.s
"Pebruary LIST, 1854 !
''Ordered that draft for 1--WE hundred thousand
men to serve for three years during the var Pc
made the 10th day OF March next for the military
ing 60 many as may, have been enlisted or drafted
into the service prior to the LIST day OF March next
and not heretofore credited. -
[SignodI 5zssaasss- e A0EsTIG00EH!e
The number mentioned In the above order includes
tina 1900 called for In 06tS6er4RSt.
Men enlistiHS before the LIST of March will be en-
titled to bountieS frOmth6 Government As hereto
fore, viz 800 for veterans, and $500 for new re-
cruits. AT ar that time bountieS will be paid.
And recommend to the Supervisors of the several
counties to meet and oherA county bounty Of from
ment. Under late act OF the LeEiaature this
bounty may not only be levied for, Int the Super.
Vis6rs may borrow the money to pay the same. All
the other States onering inducements to VoIun
teers aud 1t seems to mo that it should be done In
many Of the counties in this State It iG true that
West Virginia, oversrun and laid waste In many
parts as abe has been, has shown devotion to the
cause in which we engaged that is unsurpassed,
equalled, by any portion Of the eountFys.4Het
moro troops needed. They are called for, and
| must be furnished. Tho number who have VOluna
teered under the last call has fallen much short Of
what had anticipated, This State must furnish
her pI opoEton-tf not bytVolupteerfnE- musk be
done by draft And while shall regret the neces
atty for the draft, assure you II it becomes neces-
Sary, shall aid theGoVernmeut in ITS execution by
every meRnS in my power. H
The Cd, Sd and Sth Regiments of Mounted In
tantry have been changed to cavalry by late order
Of the War Department, aud. am authorized to
raise two new companies for each regiment and to
appoint full complement OF officers for each COM
tpany Those who prefer new organizations may re-
cruit for these companies. rA'
request that the people take action on this sub
ject. That you hold meetings and encourage enlist
ments and let not permit it t. be said after the
war IL over, that 1t was necessary to draft In es
Virginia to supply her quota Of troops.
4 A. I. FOREMAN, Governor:
EXECUTIVE oHANBxR, Wheeling. February !, 1854
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Whisky is King,

The whisky gamblers have succeeded
admirably in the House. The original
vote in favor of taxing whisky on hand,
was So to 30. The vote on Tuesday in ia
vor of striking it off, was II to 70. Wash.
ington has been for weeks swarming with
whisky gamblers, who have had an i'm
mense capital at stake. Although both
Senate and House have consented to put
ting i've millions into the pockets of whisky
speculators instead of into the treasury,
we trust that Mr.. Lincoln will give the bill
his veto, and thus bring Congress to a
sober second thought. We are glad to see
the record of our loyal Congressman from
this State right in 80 important matter.
-CEeDeland Leader.
In alluding to this vote yesterday we no.
ticed the fact that Mr.. Whaley, Sd District,
W. Va, voted to exempt whisky on hand
in other words, to put Eve millions in the
pockets of the spectators. Mr.. Brown,
I'd District, did not vote at all. Mr.. Blair,
of this district, voted against the specula-
tors.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
Farm for Sale

VHHE subscriber ofers for sale small farm in
Pease township, Belmont county, Ohio, four
miles above MartinSvIlie, and running TO the C. p
Railroad, containing q acres. Tho improvements
are log house, good bsaring orchard, well Of
excellent water; about so acres cleared the bal
ance excellent timber Any one wishing to pur.
chase can learn terms, &C., by applying TO W
The farm Is well suited for vineyard.
Jauz9.lm" AUX. TuORBURS.
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WEST vIRG1N1A LEGIsLATURE.
senate.
FRlDAY, Feb. %, 1854.

FRIDAY, Feo. Z3, 1854
The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Fisher.
A message from the House announced
the passage of the bill to regulate the fees
for appraising property.
The bill releasing certain border counties
from taxes. for the years 1861 2 8, was
taken up, discussed and amended, and or
dered to its eUgrossment.
Mr.. CABsKADoN offered resolution in-
structing the Committee on Judiciary to
provide by law that the statute of limita-
ton shall not run where civil law has been
necessarily suspended. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Hubbard, the bill for
the support of the poor, was taken up, and
ordered to its engrossment.
On motion of Mr., Rollyson the bill pro
viding that suits heretofore cognizable in
Braxton county may be brought in the
county OF Lewis, was taken up and ordered
to its engrossment.
The general appropriation bin was taken
up and considered
Pending the consideration of the appro-
priation bill the Senate took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate reassembled end the consid .
GRAFTON of the appropriation bill wss re-
sumed and finally ordered to its engross.
ment.
Mr.. BUNKER called up the bill to amend
the act providing for the collection of
taxes, which, after being variousIy amend :
ed, was ordered to engrossment.
The bill to punish treason against the
State was ordered TO its engrossment.
Also, the bill to stay the collection of
debts in Kanawha county.
The bill for the felief of certain militia
| IF h.
the hands of the rebels, having been car.
'ured while in the discharge of their duty.
The bill appropriates SI3 per month for
the benefit of the militiamen during their
confinement. The bill was recommitted.
The bill giving justices jurisdiction in
cases of assault and battery was taken up.
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
TRUSTEES SALE,
artinAviIIe, Ohio

or Real Estate in AInrtinAviIIe, Ohio.
ID Miller and Victoria Miller, his wife, beam, =
on the 17th day OF February, 1868, aud nov e. ~
cora in the hecoEdeT's Office, Of Belmont con-,
Ohio in volume Q, psgO 2OS, will sci on Tpur,5,
the Slst day Of March next, at 10 O'Clock N
the premises, in the town Of MartiusviIIr n. ~
towing property, to wit: Lots numbered one l,.
dred aud thirty and one hundred aud thirty.I,
(13O and 1917 Situated in WAllAee's addition u.
town of MErtinSVile; the lots is erected s..
Portable dwelling hos 9. s---
Terms Of sale: $500 In cash, aud the bsl,. :. r.
six and twelve months, with interest from dali, n,
purchaser giving bond and approved security = !
the title to be retained Until purchase rnoutI j. ~.
in full AC NcStp P@-
feb20-td Tn
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OBITUARY..

REIsTERsrowN, BALTIMORE Co., Nd
MRssRs. EDIFoRs;-PresleY B. Neville Federal
soldier, and sergeant in q cavalry company, was
wounded in battle near Culpepper in October last,
and died soon after in the hospital Washing ton
His father lives somewhere in West Virginia, II
think In Preston county, and have reason to be-
serve the cause of humanity. b. publishiug his
death in your paper, and it may thereby possibly
reach the eye of some Of his friends.
Respectfully yours, M ]. PARK1sox.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

ARCHBISHOP PURoIII (OathOlic) of Gin.
cinnstt, says in an address just published
to the clergy and laity of his diocese: awe
go with our whole heart and soul for the
maintenance of the Union and tie, sboli-
tiOu Of Slaysry.p s.-- :.
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Daily Report Of RnlIalmOnts.

Daily Report OF EnlistmOnts.
OER1cE A. "A Pm. G. WEsr VA.
"HEErNG' February 2s, 1864.
ELlvBETH VA. INFANTRY.
Wood Co.-John WsCaplingar.
lsT VETERAN CAvALRY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W Vanatta, Jeifer-
son Call, James c Noble, Samuel t Brat
ton, Nathaniel Kerr, Morrison W Applet
gate.
CREDITED TO WOOD COUNTY
Eaton Kinney, Jerrod D Raw, James F
Fleming, Douglas W CsbilV, John F Gum,
Posey Check, Jacob Smith; Thomas FtIton,
Henry G Lewis, Angtstns Weidabasoh.
Not Mustered-Tsaac S Hsllam, Silas
Leonard, George Wood, Edward L Kim
Minis, Samuel Cooper, Jesse H Wood, John
W Wilson, David S Milligan.
lsT VA. ABTlLLERY-BATTRRY D.
Washington Co., Ps.-Adam Helms.
Wood Co.-Jas. d Wilson.
10TH VA. INPANTRY-CRED1T TO HARRISON
COUNTY.
Andrew Ailor, John Bremen, Waitman
F Prickett, Geo W Davis, John " Howe,
Meredith Prickett. ~.
TWELFTH VA. VOL. INFANTRY-CREDTTBD TO
TAYLOR COUNTY.
Eli Nose, Samuel Nose, James Il Demoss,
James D EiChelberger.
CREDITED TO WOOD COUNTY
Joseph H Kock.
SEVENTH va. VOL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
PRESTON COUNTY.
John Carey, John b Loar.
At this date the following counties re-
main indebted, as far as information has
been received at this Office.
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Trustees Sale OF Real Estate

DY virtue OF deed of trust made by Marin. yr,.
ID geeon and David W. Gibson, dated The AN
day Of June, 1851 and recorded in the Office Of lie
Recorder for Ohio county, in deed book uuru..-r
forty-two-42-foiio four hundred and three-4,5-.
will. on SATURDAY, the 5th day of NagcA $50,
at III O'Clock A. NJ. at the front door Ct the C,ur.
House of Ohio coU nty, proceed to sell tulbrr
nine aud ten. in square number twenty.eisat, IN
that part of the city of Wheeling called Bueua VI,r
addition to tho city OF Wheeling, as laid out /,
Emma Churchill's trustee
On the above described property is a frame co,,sgs
with two rooms, good well of water, &c
Selling As trustee, snail convey such title u q,
vested in me by said deed of trust
Terms of sale-Cash.
febS-td H. O. Colts, Tru,,s.
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Signed,

Tue above form OF proposals will be adhered to as
closely as practicable Other forms will be reoeived
0y the Department aud duly considered
"A proper guarantee that the bidder is able To full
nj the contract, certified to by the clerk Of the
nearest District Court or United States District
be rejected. - = ]" ~
An oath of allegiance to the United States Gov
eminent must also accompany the PROPOSAL
The contracts will be awarded TO the lowest re.
spons6e party rparties who will be duly notified,
~ mail or otherwise that their bid Is accepted, and
tney Will immediately be required to enter into con.
tract, under bOnds to the amount Of IS 600 Bonda
to be properly certified to. no
poSals opened .f7E1E
The Post ON address of the parties proposing
must be distinctly written upon the Proposal. :
Proposals. must be addressed to Henry Johnson
medlcal 8. X, and PurTeyor q. 8. A., Washington
The Department reserves the:rfpht to reject apv
or all bids deemed unsuitable
HENRY JOHNSON, -.
n. 8. r., and Purveyor q. s. l., y
Printed forms of Proposals can be had at this
office. Seh TX ~ t "a
A T A SPECIAL MEETING of the Board Of an
4 N PeEVlso[s OF Ohio County, West Virginia held
at the Cours House on Monday. February 15 1854
the following among other proceedings was had -.
OABRHKD, That a County bounty Of $500 90 be and
the same Is hereby offered to each volunteer or M
crut mustered into the service of the Tnitsj Stste
army since the 9th day Of February, 1854 or that.
may be mustered into such service prior to the,
nESt DAY OF March, 1854 and credited by the proper
oticer to the county OF Ohio. Providtd, however.
that the number of such recruits or YoluDtaars az
paid shall not exceed two hundred men, that being
the quota assigned for the sid county, under the
CAL OF the President of the United States dated
February L 1861; and provided further that said
bounty shau be paidDO those only who shall pro
duce the certificate Of the Superintendent of the
recruiting service and chist mastering IN eficer
pointed TO muster the said recruit into the Servie
certifying that he iS accepted. 5iE& II ! -
A Copy-Teste: GEO W. sIGUPs
,sb,e .nh, Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors b..
An city 9SgspApets win copy this order until
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God guard our nag, and keep each star
Each stripe e. bright SS new they wave,
Still make It lead our ranks in war,
StM Goat above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
To trail 1t through the dust OF shame,
All honest hearts its lot will share
And follow 1t to Death or Fame.
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The following have overrun their quotas:
Ohio county, Marshall county, Tyler
county.
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PROPOSALS FOR ICE.
MEDICAL PuRvEroR's OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, D. c. February / 1874 I
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until IL NJ, February the 25th, for fur
nishing Ice to the Medical Department Of tho Army
during the present year. at herein desig.
mated: The Ice to be stored by the contractor in
properly constructed ice.houses at each point of
delivery, on or before the 18th day Of April next
thei not to be receipted for until its quality
htness OF the tce-house and the manner in which it
Is packed shall have been approved by medical
officer appointed for the purpose or by Medical
Inspector. and payment will be made only for tho
amount thus actually stored and receipted for.
The proposals will be for the quantities indicated
below as required at the respective places With the
the year nuPpy it shall be furnished at the same
rates and under the same ambitions:
QUANTITY TO BE DELIVERED AT
Annapolis, Md.-Ice-house owned by the United
stateS-15O tons. '-. .=
Fortress Monroe, va.-Ice-hOuse owned by the Uni.
ted StAteG-;2s0 toms
Point Lookout, Md.-Ice house owned by the United
States-200 tons.
Portsmouth, Vs-Ice-house NOT owned by the Uni
ted States-lOO tons. y
Newberu n. C-Ice-house owned by the limited
States-4N0 tons.
Hilton Head, 5. C.-Ice house owned by the United
StAtes-45O tons.
Beaufort, 5. C.-Icehruse owned by the Unite
st+tes-3OO tons. 90 u
Proposals will also be received for furnishing ice
ties as may be required by the surgeon in charge
at United states General Hos itals upon the follow
lug annual estimate, in aud near
{ Boston, Mass 10 tons. -, 3. i @ III
New York, 800 tons
New Haven, Coun., 60 tons.
Portsmouth Grove, r. / =, 100 TONS
Philadelphia. Pa, 1850 tons
Newark, n. J., 100 tons.
Washington, u: c., 2 500 tons
baltimore Nd, 500 tons.
Frederick, Md I5 tons.
All additional amounts that may be required at
these places until January LIST, 1885, are to be irl
nished at the same rates.
PORN OF PROPOSAL
The undersigned proposes 10 furnish -to tons
Of first qua ty OF ice, carefully packed in substan.
Hal tce-h0useS, at the within named points, namely:
at the tollowing prices per ton of two thousand
tons, at - per ton,
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Valuable Farm FOR Sale.

= ~ - 1ssA II AVA OCSAOe
tNaB underigned ts DESTROYS of selling immedi-
sately a farm lying in Marshall comfy, W. VA.
nNe miles Mpundsville, contain ing 200 aars
more or less, aboutl4O acres cleared, well WateFed
Two dwelling houses two stables, barn, and ali
other buildings generally found on we'll improved
farms. Y 90. ANY .WAYMAN, Executor =
Necessary informa tion can be had bv caIi,nC m,
Rev. E. Q. Wayman, South Wheeling fehis.aSr
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MARSHAL,s SAFE.

United States
6 "a and R 4 PoB BsPy Of '
EALL TERM, 1868, District Court OF the U,ited
States for the Western District of Virginia, st
Clarksburg. ~ 2 -
In pursuance Of an order of sale made and entered
at the Fall term, 1862 of the District Court of the
United States for the Western DiStrict OF Virgins
ut Clarksburg, In the above entitled cause, wiz;
on the &th dAyof March, 1854, at the front door oil
the Conrt House in ClArkBburg, Harrison eoun y
Wet 20 proceed to sell ht public auction, 10 the
highest and best bidder, the Law and Private LII
brAry OF jonathan n. Bennett
Terms oE6ale, h-GovernmentF unds-
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. n.
-. .,5 - EDWARD II. MORTON,
1ebS D. 8. Marshal W D. Va
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PORN OF pRoposAL.

The undersigned proposes to furnish daily OF
otherwise, all the ice required for the hospitals
upon approved It QUESTIONS OF surgeons in charge a
or near the withln.nnmed points at thu foII0vinp
price per hundred pounds, namely: