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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-27
PERRYsBUKG MARKET.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LINZ
MENT.In Pint Bottles at Fifty Gents, cures
lam mess, cuts, gals, collie, &c. Read the follow
ing:
BosToN, July 9Th, 1858.
Dr. Tobias We have used for the past year
your Horse Liniment for !amcness, kicks, bruises
collie and cuts, and in every instance found it the
best article l ever tried in this circus company.
Please send six dozen, as it is the only inment we
use now. We have los horses, some very valuable,
and do not want to leave town without it.
HYATT FROST.
Manager Van Amburgh Il Co.'S Managerie.
Sold by all druggists. Office SO Cortdlandt St,
Ncw-York. 49d
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The United States Telegraph Company,
which operates from New York by way of
the lakes westward, erected 1000 miles of
their line last year, and will build 1000 ad-
ditional miles this year.
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b U O K r Y E

The best Cog-wheel Machine in the country. Both
these machines are WARRANTED TO do their work in
the most perfect manner Sample Machines ON
hand TO show customers.
ID. KREPS.
Perysburg, March 20, 1854 A76
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The original pedigree and certificate can be seen
by calling on the Undersigned Preference will DO
given to good mares, and great care taken to avoid
accidents, but the propriet0s will notbe response
BILE if any should occur. ., aae
q. j. ROGERS e. CO., Proprietors.
Bowling Green, o., March "a. 1864. 4Stf
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Legends Of the Infancy and DOyhoOd
of Jesus Christ

James Redpath, Boston, has in press as No. Of
his Dime Books, translation of all the apocryphal
gospels Of the first three centuries, which contain
legends of the infancy and youth of our Lord.
Price, 10 cts, or to Agents, So so per hundred,
cash, with order
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-27
THE CELEBRATED HORSE
L. H. KIN G Il ON
BLACK TIA w KM

INNS FINE KENTUCKY HORSE will bo
kept FOR service during the ensuing season at
the stable of Dir. w. q. Lamb, at Bowling Green,
ood county, Ohio, where hc can be found at any
ti,ne from the lst of April until the LIST Of July.
This horse will show for himself, and breeders
are respectfully invited to examine him.
TERMs-Ten Dollars IL insure u mare with foal,
to be dueas soon rs the mare is known to he with
ioal, or is parted with.
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.HERFF's SALE.

SHEMFFS SALE.
David A. Hall,
against! Lucas County Common Pleas.
George B. Way.
ny virtue Of vendi end 4. "a, issued IN the
above sause, by the Clerk oi tlrc Court Of Common
Peas Of Lucas County, Ohio and 10 me directed,
will offer for sale at public vendue at the door Of
the Court House, in the town Of Perfysburg, in
Wood county, Ohio, on
FRIDAY, May 20, 1854,
Between the hours of ? and O'Clock p. NJ Of
said day, the following described lands and tene-
ments, to-wit
The undivided half Of the east half Of the south
west quarter VI scctnn 81 town 7 north, ef range
~ east, situated in Wood county, Ohiu.
g. y. GUYER, Sheriff.
r.. G. LrNoS, Attorney
Pcrrysburg, April 20, 1861. 5lesa 90
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-27
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

ALIENS LUNG BAI.sAM has been found to
be the best remedy for diseased Lung or affections
Of the throat that has ever been Offered 10 the pub
lie Try IL for sale by Peck and Hamilton. AID
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REArINo AyD MOVING MACHINES

Russel's Screw Power, dispensing entirely with
cog wheels }, is the LiGnTEsT DRAFT MAoHNE ever
invented. a few of last years Machines are ON
hand and will be sold at last years prices, if sold
soon. Also, the
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item OF
great interest to the people of Wood county, suf-
nicient in duccmcnt, we take it, to make Perrys-
burg tie trading point.
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MITcHEL PLow,

Well and favora'y known to most farmers The
Mebavaka Plow Iron Beam; Ono; Two, Three and
Five Tooth Cultivators anl in short everything
in the line Of Agricultural Implements.
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SALE.

~ HEhIFF NNIIEs
George W, Van Cor Ter,
VS.. Wood Com plens,
Isaac y. Van Uordcr, ct al
by virtue ~ an order of sale issued in the above
Gauss 10y the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Wood County, Ohio, and 10 me directed aud de-
livorcd, will offer for sale at public vendue, at
the door of the Courthouse, in the town Of Per-
rysburg, in said county, on
TUESDAY, May 81, 1864,
Between the hours of ~ and 2u'clock p NJ. of said
day, tho following described lands and tencments,
tO-witi o..
The north half Of the southeast quarter of Sec
tion twelve Q2), town four - north; of range ten
(l0) east in Wood county Ohio. i ~
g. v. GUvBR, Sheriff.
MURRAY & PacE PISS Auys. ~
Pcuysburg, April 20. 1864. ale$l 90
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-27

nctrnlng the position which BLACK HAWK
has heretofore occupied among the celebrated
horses of Kentucky, the Lexington (Ky.) OGsercer
and Reporter, of April 0, 1864, says
LEXINGTON BLACK HAwK-This fine Kentucky
Stallion has been purchased by Capt. d. w. II.
Day, Of the U. s. Army, anil removed to Ohio. lie
Is one Of the finest horses for utility purposes IN be
found anywhere. The blood Of Bloods celebrated
trottmg stallion Black Hawk. and of Blackburn's
equally celebrated stallion. Davy Crockett, courses
through his veins. lie stool jtsiy high here, and
many wllregret thatthey will hereafter be deprived
of his services. lie was purchased of our fellow
townsman, Capt. Beard. some time since, by Major
General llartspi, aud by his present owner of that
officer. Kentucky loses another fine horse by the
removal of Black Hawk, and Ohio has reason to
congratulate herself upon the acquisition.
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LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantage may be OBJ
tanned by close cash buyers from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash directly OF the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported goods
are bought at Just what it costs TO import them
hence he can afford to sell goods at
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1864. AGRICULTURAL! 1861.
lust received at the Agricultural Warehouse,
C the
oNDA STEEL PLow,

Acknowl dyed By all judges, to have no superior in
the country. BY new process, the mold is hard
cned, anl the shape anI curvature OF tho Mold
b0lrds are such as 10 insure easy draft thorough
slice completely over. Cali and see them. Also,
the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-27
wood County official Directory.
JUDICIARY OFFICERS.

Alex. g. Latty Judge of Court Of Common Pleas
". fuller. ..-............J Judge OF Probate Court.
y. w. Kuaggs.. Clerk of the Courts.
George Strain. n.............Pr Prosecuting Attorney
The Probate Judge will attend to business connected
with his office, Wednesday and Thursday Of each week
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Geo. n. Parsons. County Auditor.
John @. Wooster. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Treasurer.
Gabriel Il. Guyer. r........................ Sheriff.
Sylvanus Hatch. Recorder.
Nathan W. Minton. n................--..Su Surveyor.
O. C. Baird .... ........,........... Coroner.
Walter Davidson,
Addison Lansdale,S .......,..... Commissioners
George W. Hill, }
]. w. Woodbury.
y. A. Avery. .........'..School Examiners
ErAstus Ranger,
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Heads That Rebel

Against the rules of Taste and Beauty, in their
color or in the loss of all their color, may be
changed in a few moments to any
BEAUTIFUL SHADE,
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this department, we have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio Made up
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantial manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, sale.
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Our Styles are the Latest, and our
Prices the Lowest

~ Country Produce taken in Exchange for
Flour Barrels.
A. G. WILLIAMS 4 BRO.
PeHysburg, May G, 1868.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

We have some further particulars from
the recent guerrilla raid 90 the Baltimore
road At Psiduont. Unfortunately oar To-
fltn, loo yesterday uas mach below The
marx - sefP,o, =, { he damNEs done 70 the
psSpsEty Of ,Ae re.dA II Seems thai in all
lSelt quarter ora million worth Of
pSoRest5 ~ destroyed. All. or nearly
ali. The extensive workshops Of the com.
pany we're burned. iucludios four engines
aud the expensive machinery used for the
manufacture AID rePAi- Of cars. Two
freight cars, loaded, Ead oas passenger
trala we're captured Aud partially burned
and partially thrown over the bGnk. The
EuerrilIas N 4ds good use oftbsit time and
did great damage. It will be hard indeed
to repair their mischief
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Tai. n6nbkr.. q LlysonoIIie. .. IpEs,s..o

THi nGmSArl OF lvsomotiSes At present
employed ia aOtktug British railways is
about $685. aud the mileage run by them
yearly is about 10000. 900. Such 40
engine. will Fugt on an average. about
4so. 900 mileO, undergoing many repairs
aud renewal OF parts, after which it may
be considered used up Nhea 1t Ia sent to
the scrap heap. The annual waste of 10.
eomOIiveS is about 400, of which $50 may
be taken as the average consumption by
Ordinary wear aud tear, aud 90 as destroy
cd BY casualtiss.
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THE HEw cuRRESor.
Prom Tie RIehmopd T,,mIr..,l 4

Il -.
It appears that Mr.. Meumibaer an,
considerable sbualiDg, has at lasI d.snits.
Y dstsrmined to deport the ladies Off 81
Treasury Note Bureau 10 CoIumbia. s. q.
and has notified them to take the Irsin
this. morning. So, in consequence Of this
mett aeli9a Of Nj. Memminger, the public
i.-eo sHStain-an -iDeoaVeoisncs Which iSio1t
OF ell comparison with what ,palIry re.uItS
she authorities expect to accomplish. Tbs
new isspe has already been delayed to spcb
an extent that itis almost inpolsible IN
buy or beg it on any terms 10 Richmond,
ana NJ. Memmingtr hSs'already advertised
a sale Of eve millions Of bonds in m. ,",,S
onfhe l2th OfMsyi for which be ineSorsbiy
demands new GprrencyH In the face Of ali
tnls embarrassment, that no new potea
WI VII oe issued '"ior two or three .,SeekS.T
because Mr.. AeDminger has decided that
Ri.SL TWO or three hundred ladies cut In
fsds,a.a - a serious danger O-tho Coo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

THu marine losses reported for April
include sixry-two vessels, worth, with the
property on board. about 81 100000
None Of these vessels were captured by
the rebel privatesrS. The crats Of the
greatest value were the ship ElVlra, from
Calcutta to Boston, $3.50. 600; aud the
steamship City Of New York. on her way
from New York to Liverpool. $500. ooo.-
The vessels lost since January number l7S,
valued al Sc. OoO. 900.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
From the Richmond EIamiusr.April Ssh.
Az l1rRAoRDIaARY CONFESSION.

No further success in the West-uot even
another ViekSburg-cAn save the govern .
meut Of the UniIsd States from the i'm
pending doom OF 6oanciaI and political
collapse and bankruptcy; for no wound
will there reaohi the heart or destroy the
power Of prOtrAu'ing an endless combat
But The overthrow OF NirRiula would give
The A6olitiontst party and government a
new lease of life, and enable it 70 max.
immediate tdOriS iu finance aud war even
greater than those of 1862; while the blow
would touch the vitaIs Of the South and par.
hlyEe its lmbs with the WeaknesS and
tremor of dissolution. The issue has been
made up for trial. We wish that The liSIs
had been laid elsewhere. Bot ainc, IL hss
come, let all the Soulh look fairly at it,
II 20 bold our ewn in Virginia tlll This
summer 10 ended, the North's power of
mischief eyerJH6sre will be gone; If we
lose, the SouIh's capacity tor resistance
will be broken. Tbs Confedtracy has
ample power 20 keeps its place in Virginia,
1t spploysd with energy . nd consistency
aud tbfS'fs The last year u the war EhisS.
ever wins. IL "''S-
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The State OF West VIrKInIa,
ApJUFANT GRSHRAL . UTT.cR,

sraf WBEELIHs, may 6tu, le64
y passed q tue EASt ssSSon Of the Legislature Of
West Virginia IL pubiiIaSd for the inform stIOn OF
all concerned: e ~ M EHIg va f.
"RssoITed BY the Legislature OF West Virginia,
That the AdJutant General be authorised to Al Il
all illt Aims Of the various % dAds aud e0mpaules
o. militia tuAt are or have been in the service OF
the etAts, AMI all expenditures In thsIr behalf,
whether their services &eEs ordered by the officials
Of the EtAte or Of the United BATES, and ali I'M.
liquidAted military claims OF the state and or ndI
VidnAih Of the state against the United ates" .
Any PsEhon or persons having such claims are
hereby notified that 70 have them audited thew
mast bO presented At thIs ONCE on or before tho
nrSt day Of June, 1854
R.P. PEIRPoINT.
mgI-EE it.4..lf AdIutAut General
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THE New York World will have /. ,hA,
Mr.. Chase Is going ont of the cabinet, aud
would have EsSisusd last weak bat for the
proposed Investigation Of his department
By congresS. Nov he aWaits TO sec that
tarou4h; sod thea We trust aud believe be
vii soaaluds 70 Itsy. We do not see how
he ean justify himself to the teOuhtry ID
ieAVir &. 80 long As he has the PreHid enrs
hnd feels the Publie'H assurance OF con.
"ouea gsefOlnsS' 10 his position. i. rs no
GuhsieOt Qualification that the P+,,iden,
bsfriendS bis enemy, Frank Blair; ,b., hi,
currency bureau baS been prOs.itu.sd inIo
AiSsraslio and victImfzsd BY a ring 81 IN.
byiSts; or that bis triendG in CoaRr.,, oc,
IS If struck With Judicial bIindns..n-
These are the stones that make our poli.i.
eel Jordan hard road 70 rraVei; but ,hn.
Is no reason Why we must 6otiIn keep
travelling.
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Commissioners Sale.

Hannah X PEimn,, BY LOr no1t friooII, .&e,
Abraham Bedfllion and George II Prtmm.
In UhAneOry. 'T7.,-.i
N oTIoE is hereby given that shall, in accord.
~ AueS with decree of the Circuit Court L1r
ONO eoGntJ, West YirE!niA, rendered on the lsth
cay Of March, A. y. 1854, In the above entitled
county, In the city OF Wheeling, on MONDAY he
I'm day Of June, A. o: 1864, it being the second
At pubic auction the following e, Fibed
20 WI: The northern half of the southern hSif Of
Lot No. 49, froutIng 1o teet on Fourth strrst And
EethS5 with the right % the use Of an alley feet
70 width and lS3 feet sg running through sSid
Lot 40. lSU. this traction Of ground being the re-
naming halt ofthe southern half Of aid ~ M 1s6
Teams OF SAls-COIh, - -oO'
-..,,r. ABRAHAM BEDILLIoN,
nJe-td special COmmiESIonsr.
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Rn6tl FBR sspFR,
EEIrab'P Sssn thS t.saRsnd PuRsrs.
The k1ath'"sE ia IhS Ma" AsEs.

The kGGthI1st ga IhS AlaS. AsFs.
From the hSehmOnd X ,mIasr, April -.
But 1t is evident that Lila.
eoln's heart was not 10 HE introductory
congratulations to "Ihese mary people"
nor IN bis new edition OF the old fable. The
ContederaIeS have succeeded In establish
log raw, raw" raw" on hiS -callous
hide; have at last succeeded 10 making
him ieeI his responsibility. Nor 10 The re.
spouSibility q pleasant ono. LODI cd, it is
so uupIsapsnt that while s''he fears;o be be-
IieVss, yet he takes care to say that he
doei DOT kaoR IhAtsthe report of the F6rt
Pillow massacre Is true. "To take the
lite Of any Que of their prisoners, 90 the
assu pPtion that they murder 0utS, when IL
10 short of certainty that they do murder
ours, misht Dc too serious, too cruel mia.
take" Hos tender hearted This serious,
this cruel mistake has been made times out
OF number sinee The commencement of
the war. Why does il suddenly become
too rsrIOuS, TOO crusIf Simply because
Nc have shown that We, As y people,
are heartily tired Of u policy, dictate d
partly by SenumenIaliIy, partly by
foolish Difference to toe good opinion OF
the world, partly by an official ave at
Warrington; . policy to which we have
sacrificed tOo long the lives of our brave
soldiers. ana our solemn sense Of duiy.-
We ale not nation OF butchers. We are
not, like aucieut Pi1tOI, LhirsunH "Io sack,
to suck, the very biO0d to suck" But We
have TO deal With q race Of butchers, Of
/ If1toiS. of AeIHsiLS, aud Bottle .; and We
/ mUst mets out TO them strict iusIles, even
the letter Of the Law. "Ali he'll shall cape
for this" says Lincoln 10 effect, "R:tri.
butiou shall Certainly COME" and these
brave words may mean something it We
reeede from our position. They may mean
something, if the fortune OF var or the
miSmanaRemEnt of our military leadSrl
should give the Yankees 40 overwhelming
advantage in prisoners. Repeat Fort PfI
Low. RrprauPlymouth lew times, aud
We shall bring The Yankees 10 their sen
SeS, AMI, what il even better, our govern.
ment will rise 10 q proper sense Of its pc.
sitt0n as an organ of a nation, Ard nc
logger act as If IL were the juuta Of sci
of reToltedIP 2soners. t5ftF s.
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TrOn tho .RlsAnOps hammer o. Aprtl q

Vice President Stephens has dissppoiat.
ed his admirers and mortified many OF hls
friends, only to Rraufy his enemies aud
those OF his country. North Carolina buE.
taloeB, West Virginia aud East Tennessee
traitors, and the!great mass of the public
enemy, hold up this speech as important
evidence Of the despotism that now con
ttols1ths .Confederscy. We cannot now
PoinI to any expression OF hope or coLR /.
deDce that Mr. Stephens has uttered of the
success ot.Our cause; and cernaluIy, 50 ter
as be 10 concerned, = should Providence
vouehSafe 6uGl triumph, Mr. Stephens caR
point TO no moral or material aid that he
has rendered the cause. Mr.. Stephens
cannot deOy that The '.iiberty Of spsech, %
atleASt Is still permiItedi and future his
tory will not fail TO record the fact that
this liberty was greatly abused by the
Becoud Cfirer Of the Confederate Govern
ment.
Nj. Stephens does not regard the cur.
reney aetAs either "prOPer, wise or just"
BE hAa not suggested 40 amendment or
pointed Ut auy change he will not presume
70 say that PuOIIc necessity did not dc
mand extraordinary leg'slatiOu; bat be has
utterly neglected 70 Iui0rm h.s eouOtFy-
men 10 what particular the currency ast
vas "utither proper, wise nor just" Was
ulA " leCb " GIG4te kSu6Edt ulsBAlutHGIlOut
70 parnlyIs the arm of the GoveFOment,
Uithont Indicating the remedy or suggest.
log relief for the evil he saw, or faneied
be saSf Mr.. Stephens is enIiIIed TO hold
his own opinions, aud 10 express them.
The same right and privilege belonging 10
oLherS 70 oIiIiciSe Nr. Stephens, and TO
auslySe bis motives, induce us to publish
this morning q Communication from '.Ob.
server" upon the past political course Of
the Vice President. II this review of Mr.
Stephens previous politics should excite
disIruSt as to bis loyalty, his late speech
cannot be plead 10 deuial Of the charge
When the Vice President no longer con.
SiderS his Official position as a res .int e
his assailtpg thssGoyernment, and - jus
hIytpg him in npholding noisy, rickeIy
Croft heIy Governor, be cannot be surpri
Ied that there should Go found those VII,
do not admire such evidence Of patriotism
We do not class Mr. Stephens With Hold
en, but the North Carolina buffalo ha
placed himself beside Mr.. Stevens, an,
will not be shaken OF. Such FELLOWSHIP
and company do no good 10 the Loyalty 9
any man.
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commissioners Sale.
Houry Fsls nG and WIFI,
WlIhOlnlnI sehnsl1sr aud Oth,r,.


In OhAneery.
NofICE Is hereby gwen that shall, In accord.
IN AhoS with decree o the Circuit Court Tor
~ 20 Q eouTyI rendered on the lIIh day Of Marc !,
1864, In the above snttled cause at the front door
OF the Court House for ohio county on SATURDAY,
tie $th cay Of June. A. D. 1854 At IL O'Clock M,
odsr tJr sale at pub 10 auction the following do
er.bed property, TO wit: Beginning at stake in
tue line u the National Road 81 feet IRON the west
eEn nd Of John Bsrry's house, thence s. ago, l0s
Ret, parallel with said Berry . lie to street s.
fset vide leading 70 the paper mill, tLencs with
sal breet AIS feot 70 stake thence At ri hi angles
with said street 1873 feet the lus Of the AEI0naI
hoAJ, thence biudit on the same 20 ,isot TO tue
place u beginning being tue same property con.
voyed 70 Christian chneIdsr b DAME SItenrod
by deed daled July I'd, LS1, except 90 much II the
said property manIioR d IN Saii decree a. IL I.t
Aside BY HAtd decree 70 WIihunInA SehneIder, the
widow OF Christian Schneider deceased, for her
dover In the said premises.
TEAMS OF SALH-uus,thIrd clsh and the re-.
mander OF the Putch use money 10 two equal annual
instaLmentG, with interest irom the DAY OF s4IV,
secured BY the no OF toe purchaser with approved
SeGurlty. A leo will be retained 90 the prouortT
antil the purchase money is fully paid.
GIBSON l.. OkANAER
ulyV-9ot0HbQ CbmnlHsiO .
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WANTED.
NOTI4E.
FOR SALE.

I Will 'elTat private all The premises on which
Il am now IiyiSE, nd oIhlnk tue IOun Of BGTeS-
vile, Monroe COUNTY, Ohio, u Wit: -Four acres Of
lARd, on which 10 = good AmS hOuGs Of iTe rooms
esaAEy out b1lldin q, good ApPIs orchard OF one
hundred Gea ing trees, vineyard aud an assort.
lnout' q small Tuit; welt q good " Ter at the
door The whole i undSEIAid with = vein Of coal,
thlt IS now GSIuE WORKED. viii make the terms
and price TOasonAblo.- kor partiouISTS apply TO
m1I-3WS Casper EISEh BARTH,
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We priut 90 our arst page two articles
one tron the New YORK Tiass add ons
from the Baltimore 4Itrieaa-cEitietSiug
prsrty sauStieally the recent spsrch deliV-
cred by Mr.. Van Wiukls of this State 10
the United States Senate. How far the
critietsuG apply justIy to the speech We
are not able 70 say, for We have read only
the sbridEeasnt turniShed by the reporter
for the Associated PresI which We pub
lishsd some days ago. The n. z. TSass
complains that in making it Mt. Van VIM
HE abused the time of the Senate, and
classes thS sR,rt as "buneombs" effort
that is a speech uot made beeauPs there
was Goy call for 1t By reason OF any thing
before the SsnAtsIo which 1t was appliea-
Bile, buI for home effect. The Baltimore
Aa4iesa aLludes TO it 10 the same light
WoatsTer may be said Of the speech in
question. Ii cannot be charged on Nr. YSn
Wlnkls that be has taken up much Of the
sOosts's time since he beesme . member.
We have the CO1SrpsiOasl GLo6ts full
report of Mr. Van wIDkls'S speech and We
sssIIEy aud Cad time in The next day or
tEo To look over 1t, aud to alluds sgata to
the CRITICISMS published shts uaOroiss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

LoRO BnOUeHAM has subscribed sIo to
the fund for the erection Of the statue 70
Sir Rowland Hill. and, 10 The letter en-.
closing his subscription, heartily approves
of the project. and says hs5regardS Sir
Rowland as great public benstActor,
especially to the working classes.