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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25

TIE Aqricalturiss for March saws thas Gal
Borden, the originator Of the co1denses milk
business, has invented a similar process for coz
dsnsnz cider, the results Of which sre M =
gratifying The process is as follows. TIE ap
Die ace or cder, before il has undergone any
fermentation, 10 boiled down in vAcuO. being re
duced to one seventh Of ia original bulk, with
cut losing its favor, or any good qoali.y. IL has
DO iaste OF boiled cider, bot Is beautiful amber
coored jrlly, pleasant 70 eat 10 iis simple state
pa tcu.afiy IS a tart sauce, With poultry, game
or other meats. IL may BE- apphet 70 ali tho--
gsagrs - Which dried apolee or ooil-d cider are
employed Besides this, ov the addition OF 81
It's bulk OF Watrr the quantity originally ~ith-
dra~n We nay have s~eet cider again. which
will undergo iermeu iati0n, a. il would have done
Al hTsr, but more -losly, and ike other cider, 90
through al the changes until I. ultiusteiv be
Comes hard cider This apple Jelly i not affected
BY exposure 70 the ar, whether dry o. mOi-
ana usi.-sr syurs uOr uDO4ids, a-i~s M an
soi o. water Bet@eeB the stesm CIDER mills aao
BOrdsns cOndensIg process there suOuir u lea
apples wasted. Il proper enterprise i shoEn 10
pcttinz up mills aud factories. The sloj C, =
c mmended a. prOmisiig 10 pay vel ~ uieu o.
enter grise 10 he various fruit crossing SECTIONS
OF the country. This Condensed apple jlic-
SELL az thiit cents per pound this year. Th-
cider uiakIug and cOH1efisiDg commences a. soou
as apples riysn AID couu0ge into the winter
Mr. Burdens establishment worked Up NOR
than eighteen thousand bushels Of apples d,
last sullmo.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25
THE CORN GRUB.

The corn crop has several formidable enemies
20 Contend With. and amoug them j. the grub
which sometimes literally destroys whole fields
or damages the crop seriously. Oae OF the bes'
and mOst convenient neutrality-suspicious. the We '
best ever sugsessrd-is rhe application of sal, a
soon as The plant m-krs its sppeArauce above
ground. prepared aud used in this aay: TAX
one part Common salt snd three parts pl4ster or
gypsum, and apply about tablespoonful around
each hill In A-iil b. Eannd 10 b. A sure urorrc
iiou. The mixture should not come in contsc'
Hi,h the young plants. as il Gay d=strov them
This nethod has been tried over aud over agai,.
oy some OF the best farmers Of PennSylvania
DelaHsre aud Jersey and -hen properly supphed.
has never failed TO BE- perfectly successful. W.
hope hour fsrmers WIS have reason 10 fear III,
depredatiOus Of the grub the peessns season.
viii Try this mixture, leaving fe~ alternate rows
OF corn Siihout the salt aud communicate to
rs the result
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25

Sroduce sscts wtch nus. Il experienced y v.t-essai
before they ca Be f1llv app-ecsfes I. -s.se - c.
stlt-'ionAl Msazn-ss Premature Decay az Dab l-v
nd Dec-e7itcte arising FROM Oh Age = exercises t.
--eerc t711snre n the ccrvaescert stages Ct ali dis
'sss i operates IS delightful nv gorsof When ne
PoSers q natre ar -ea1-- q OPERATES % REINFORCE
ana -4ll.sA then
L4sl bat uot east. Il IS IL 0zg SAL Si-i.i-nt
seng 1anlfact1rea from s. n s t,noc,o1S -nar--s
IS an en-ieSy sree from tie acil elements present
more @. less in az The ordinary tones sri storachs
OF the tay-
No family n1e1icne has been 81 Universally and II
nay Dc II -iy atS essr-siy por1iar wiih TIE inte
s-nt portion o. the ccIaoGniiy As EOSTETTE2'S BIT
Prepared ~ SOsfETTER sNTTd. Pittsburgh. Pa
sod ey ali Druggsis, Grocers and S.o-skespc-s eve
rywbsrs, 41s~i
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25

WOTLD DESIRE TO CALL THE
~ attention q Ire aiies q Lansirg sld Surround
i1g vicinity 70 her FsShiouzoe Coa and Dress A4kirg
Avenue have q hz1d very lice seec-l00 q PAT
terms a1i VIII &C vu-S cheap tn = done n TIE
city Al work warranted, ard psrsic--1r Attention
DAD % Ntchice SttchiaE. Aiso. Cdiltre-s Cothes
Family Sewing Of al kinds done &c order Please al
Lansing, April eeth, 1854 s14-O
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25

BAowS's BRONCHIAL TKocHEs Your Troches
are TOO eel aud favorsbly khosn 10 need con-
incubation HoN. CHAS A PHELPS.
President Massachusetts, Ssnate.
NV communication With the world has been
very much enlarged by the Lozenge which nov
carry alsays m my pocket; that trouble in nv
iir sior which 'he TrCebes are specific, hsv-
ing made often mere vhisperer"
n. P. WILLIS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25
CLOTHES WRINGER,
VI BEIIFvE IT ADvIsABlK 10 PROCURE
4 PUTNAM WRlNGER,
BEcAUsE


lsg-Ihs Ro-s beng q VCLCASlZE9 RUBBER, VI
tea- lot alc eolt water ard leli1er break nor s1
q Buttons
"A Our improved uethoc q f-stcl .lg tbs Erccer =
IT, SHAFT secured O. ~ ~ Letters Paierl be-vs
90 &c very superior n any Other.
et-Ine frams being u iron thoroughly EA.Ts1 z--i
81 --nFer from rust removed az TIE listilifT =
shrink swell. spiit &c, - Unavoidable = vo9-es Ia
-l nss prevented.
Al The spiral <priags ovrr t1s ko-s render
this HacLlls >esf Ad1Estiug. p tlat SINAI ~
.rEe articles vel articles Uneven = i1l-k1ess
ar certs ln 20 receive anu0-m pressure
5t1 The Fatent 4.ste1us. ~ v-.cl Tie fae-i-s
ghterec O. TIE tub. ~ believe O. Be siefi,r g I'm
Iacity and ericienry. 70 any tang 81 Z rec-
c. IL 49, ~rilg thoroughly rvt---s ron -
Gle THREAD 70 a BE0 QrILI- wlttc-t ary a-teratio1
whrtcV-r
Tic NO thumb -scrsws CT MP cstei .2stenisgs =
get ct 2 crcer q. car te fasfere1 l-ry
20 The Tub Ia GinFs second
RETAIL PRICE. 80 90.
4 ANPHLFTT zosli f0~ Ir-st1rs Ca~-ty. q ~
Cro1ze-y St9rs, eYposti> fh< caFt,.. L1HrEg NJ.
~ ~
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Eight Per Cent Interest

LIZ II q SN4AN IL AC- CHt
IN esrreney snl ara ol sslai ccavss1ss As pans
Is-t or ieupc-Ary Investment
i IS sisvea hat 10 securities CO.. 50 great zs-ss-
lasasl % L. isrs a, tts ra-s,,s descriptions az
Bones l. all ether forms o. ial-s.,lao-s ne faa s-
ability o. private parties SIX companies y sspa-Ais
communities ony s pledged far rayasat ~a.- t.- tss
detts q Ia. GATED ss-,es tae whole property % the
-olat-y holden .sc-r. lie payment 2 18th rr1ci
"a az lass-ss, IL eola.
These Boa-s nav b. subscribed fo- IA suns froa $50
up q ans magnitude TIE same ts-rls All are thas
made eqraly sv.il6s % ,ae srlae., leader ard The
isgest CAP -ast Tsey caa BE- converted into money
al ar -rnou.ai, az tAs Ae.i-- ~ have tie
benel. o. It's interest
It may De useful 70 state a ,hs s5-n..s.oa ,has he
sota Fanas. Debt u The U1ses States oa ~ac- inter
esi Is payable IN SOD. tie e eas o. N.rlh lses,
was s-os 9ss 600 Tbs Interest ca lhs l-ht f.r lie
coming cca year, VI BEL % ~. - ~-.- .----s
revenue ia so.- fsr tie current lss yea- ag J-ns
soh 1854 hs besu So r A. rate q ever 800 o0O.0
Per anaoal.
Il VIII be hat evel o.. present gid revenues q
tie Covsransat are largely excess u The wants =
The Treasury i9s the O. s1a atlros, E1e ihs
recent -ere-ss q 10 tlrd lo-1tess raise TIE
1-A rsse.gts from customs on The sane ams-l, q IN
per,-uoas. to $50 90 ooc PEI aanlm
Instructions 10 tls National B.aks ac.irg oar
sssnis we've lct ssast from tbs Uz.,s1 states Treasury
rli Marsh % bat n nrss three Wseks u april lie
ssbscTlp,.oas averaged more THAI TES MILLIONS
WEEK
| Subscriptions VII be resolved ~ the
! First National Bank OF Ann f,rbor. aieh
second National Bank of Detroit. Mich
/ FIsrf National Bank Of F-nton, Mich.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are iepssitsriss q Public Nouss. ard al
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BASLERs
tloa-i Depository Banksl vi furnish further inrua.
10 on app lc.t.ou az
AFFORD EvEsY FACILITY To sCBsRBERs
4Tzns
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Home songs of the War.

t,rr7r-.. l,p.s1r-4rsx E1zr1 %
-tCuser or 1sg beat ne io-g csl 1-cs -ore,
Cal - tie Acrt- - 20 LED L-r pr,'f@
CrE EsLrN-KrEs sclg AID LtoT-s- b1lztacA -
s1f1er an .cst he 49, c-T ra-f
soFT1Y Sor TzyrEzlT IN HIr VIZ On
Thls q a hero ~hls- ps-e firm ye bear
Inscribed o. IT, mothers wives ar t1t-rfi q -
sac I Bag.s
yso,s rpK Pr, Pm. FrErp Qs.-ts. BarEr =
Silently. tc11eriT. no-r-l--y tc--r
Yen ne re- b-ti-s t.i1 T1l--fse-z c7uls
4 r5-zs rs Pm. Ei-g -
tia sa-c-s s eupty al1 s-s.tne- is - s~-f-1
Another hss ~ 20 reap rs rewzr-
ExAyc1TA7ToT. so-g ar Cho--s
Il tts lzDc o. The fr-s -1t save s12- Tee =
cause for -ebe.ilo1 o. treas9--'
li9-HzR VIZ ~ w4z u orb E1aE co 1arrer y
IN rKrzzzz B5Ts HagcE HsH1@T y
C5ps @ th.sbo-s se~ al Pspuisr sasat r7s.c se-i
% r-a.l 90. pa ~ re-r-rt - re rrloe
OLIVER DIISJS. 3 Co. P o-is-s-.
-l-l - W1s1 1Tt31 Stre-t. D.'s,---
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]. s. lG-4 BONDS p.

noe Buds Are -ss-s- -us-r ,ls 80 G., cou.rs.s p
AArca So lss4 ~hicA psssi Is t1at a. b.. -.
ua-sr l-.s As. shan De ExsA1FT FR0N rAxAr1oS 81,
a--es A-y safe CT u-rilils. a1.hcrs sss.r.s.,sus
l. '-ese slnes 49, sscs.ess 70 J-.. s.-ts -asss -
1''7s q Na'ieaai Ba-&s Thsy ATE 20 BE EEuElAfED
n GUN Il tie paas-rs 81 tie ,sy-rr-.s-t ~ as. NJ.
ri'- -; 20 iAsH ~ CT -1rs Jas ~, ysa-s frsa ,-
--ie- - SHii. sas.r e1saPs.oa FIVE Pr CET NIX
REsT WILL BE PAID n o0nS. O. Bad. o. ~ over
enc a1n-rs- so--Ars a-nas-y a. On a. o.ss- Da-ss
sen annually Tas iassrsss IS p@yAss CO tss a-ss
days % AAreA I'D September II aaca year
subscribers 49, receive ether r.. stored ~ essrs
B1aas as they nay prefer. R-gsssro. Buds az Re-
c-rdea lbs eooSs q TIE e rreAs-rsr an. ca e.
Transferred o-iv On she oNasrs orier C,-pou Roaas
a. payable 20 bsarsr a. a.. mere ,o-vsa s,-s
as-clz oses
s-oscrioers ~ this ioan Nt- have i-e r.cn & har
- thcir Don-s draw interest frqz Alrea Isl by ~
- he sccruel interest "a eo-aio- In Gates sa.ss
astes or lie uo.es O. Ns.oaA. BAzks .lli-. 49, pss
Sat ~ prsn.am1 or receive taem s-av.1g .atsres.
ron II. cafe o. s-ossripsi4a .us asro.s IS taes.
! 3a-ls Ars
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CORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE
9 q HT y n II y.
H-h


CAPITAL >a'Ao-'1.- - s7ee-. A., b. BE se~ York
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Exempt Frem Municipal or Stale
Taxation,

her vAle l. increased 'rou p sa-ea psr eeat pr
Analu ssea--as &c iss rate Of tai lsvsz "a varioos
parts q ths country
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rHE CAMPAIGN COMMENCED
10000 AGENTS WANTED:
S. M. w ARD & Co.,
Manufacturing Jewelers., rs Bro1iray, Nsw York.
10000 yles>s Ctlsns Locss.s G9ls Psls a-sJ Czsss
Cal.fo-.is Di7@'-i RirJI Pms. ST. o. Jsi7sl-
- & &, to b sol5 f9- 81 zach, ars
Hot . y ra.1 f5r i1lti. y5u s7-o-s
shr. y5- z =. and
= ESrr, l-l.-s 80. n

Z
O-e csrt-c3-s. - IL y0l what vol have ~ b
sent f1T twenty I've ceus-1ve ,9r o1e toar eleven f
NO 11ars thirty for Eve to.izrs As5 FOR o1s 1oz-
VII sent yo- rev battle Pr. vita The lxsc=ss d.
len Grant. Or either Gsas-1l II t1s 1rny o. =0.
5 yer SHE'D. Of s-Ls- Army Co ps o. Dl-isco O. Con
qs1y, With your Mans, reg 1.=rt, and company hz1
snDe-y engraved thereon 40. Cavalry Att
cry Engineer. and 1o-toreTs Pm FOR q 50 Ssr5 f-
wholesale illustrated circular
TIE attert. Of or readers s respectfully Invited to
Re advertisement CT N-sss : u v ,RD ( Q "
re ps-soully acquainted viii the members q Il -
F1zN AID cal vouch fr th-r responsibility II al h-st-
Tess arrangements which they nav make have e
f1orouse zr1w.eesa O. their mercantile integrity
her ful ability 70 roest a. biEA;ions-Aray aaS
Nary G1<ot. s--rs
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stomach, Liver n Bowels.

Nothing thar IL net W1osolae genial md restorative
IN rs nature enters into The conp1s tion II HOSTEL
IT r. stomach SrTTE X ms ory1tar 5ruparatioz
confirms 10 uaeral Of Any klI, 90 deadly botsnica
element, 10 dery exctsat- b1t IS combination q tht
extracts q rare 0s-samic herbs AMI pauts THh ths
purest sal miidssi Of all tifisive stirnllaafs
Il IS well 70 he orsare1 against disease and 50 fsl
as the human system be pf0tectei ~ human means
against maades snzentarat By an lnwhoesorc atrnos
phere. impure water sui ether external ra1ses Hos
LETTERS BlITERS nav ne relied on as 3 safeguard
IL Districts infested with Frer dns Agae 70 has bse-
found ilfalicle as preventive slt irresistible a.
remedy an1 thnlslis who yesort % t CO er auu-ehe-
sion OF An attack, escape Tie scorre. a-1 Thousands
Who neglect 70 avail g. uselves 70 protective quail
IS u 1tvacce are cared by very brief course Of this
marvellous us7icine. Fever a-- Az-e patients sTte-
being Piled vith quntne fog r-h- BE- ga urti sai-v
saturated X that dangerous azao.1 arc -oi anfre.
quentiy restored % heath within rev lavs bv the
1ssof
HOSTETTER'S BETTERS.
petite restored ~ tais agreeable T0uic ara hence Il
works w011srs iu clss o. DYs1eusa s1d 10 ss corsrr
81 forms ri, ln1lges.'n. Acting a. zsots a- uai-
50 spqerienf az wei IS Upon The -e- % also maria
relieves De -ous-l-tJ- ---cat 1v i-rera 4
acton o. the digestive alt sac-e-iFe o-raus
Persons Of feeble habit -il1s 90 N-rr0-s A11-tr
LorHsss Of SPIRITS a-d F1.s ~ L4ng4or.
sini prompt and pertinent re-'-I lr,m the B.tts-s
ne testimony ca tlis points most conc -slve sa1 from
both sex-s-
lbs agony Of Bous C0.ic s Immediately assuazet b-
slnge -9se az the st.r04isri. and By oceasioua Is
Is rting 70 A. tAs rst1rnof the complaint nav &c pre-
vented. -
As Gsaerst Tonic
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01
TRUsTEE,S SALE.

10y virtue Of deed of trust, made aud exeoui oil
ID TO me by benjamin +. GgOdNin aud Annie
Goodwin, his Eiie, bearing date the 18th Jay or
July, a. u, 1850, and WliS sRId deed ID OF record
in the Recorders Office in the County of Marshall
in the State of West Virginia, shall proceed 10
sell at public ion, at the iEOnt door the Court
House Tor hurshaIl cOun y, In the town of Mounds.
vile, on Wednesday Ihs goth day OF April, A. D.
1854, to the highest and best bidder, the following
described property, tO-wit: beginning at Hu EIm
tree on the Dauk Of tho Ohio River. corner to tho
lands of Milton Jouot; IhCncU S. $50 T.. Us poles to
hite uRk NJ tho top Of the hI, corner to Prsdtr.
lex Smith; thence ~ 80 +. 81 TOlIs. to "a Locust;
thence SO Gu poles tJ Linn AT the head of rain
river; thence down the river with it's meandeTings
70 the beginning; contRiuiDg Thirty (BO) acres
EOre or ] So it being the property heretofore
conveyed by Jacob CrhMer and wife. to BENZ
october, 1855, and which said deed IL of record in
the Record, RS ONCE of tho County Court OF Mar
shall county, in book Is, folio Us: also all OF said
Goodwin and wite's right, title and interest In
certain Lot and House situate on the bank Of the
Ohio river, in Marshall county, IrEi.ia, 1t being
the same part OF the LeVired by JoAeph
Smith to Stephen bay and decided By Stephen bay
to J. :. Ramsay Rud decided by J. 3. EamBey TO
Benjamin T. Goodwin, and bounded follows
beginning IA htRie ia the road siId Days tine
a stake in the rOnd thence to small oak ON tho
pOtnt above tie House in said Days line, thence
with said line to the beginning including acre.
be there moro or less, and HlsJ the Eauk front Of
Benjamin +: Goodwin, Of record in the ResOT-
deTS Gtfce OF the County Court vi Marshall cOun-
ty, West Virginia, in BOOK IL, folio 1873.
Selling as tTustee, shalt convey only such title
as Is in me vested.
TERMS OF rALE.-One-haif cash a,tl the balance
in six monhs, and the title retained uutil tbs bal
mt2l I'd q. L. CRANMkR.
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FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale tao Engines, twelve Inches ia
diameter, four and half feet stroke, popet cut
ter aud forty feet each IN length. The boilers are
heavy quarter inch Pittsburgh iron, Of The best
been carefully preserved with leSs than one years
actual services In addition will sell all the me-
chnery contained In my mill building, such as cast
ana wrought iTOns "t various descriptions, Frs Hch
buEtSI &c. There Is large amount OF choice lurn-
Der, much OF it clear stun, very detiratIs tor Car
penters and Pattern makers The machinery in The
Mill was designed by an accomplished MiiITFIRht
and is equal to ten barrels OF -four per hour
Desiring to retain aud prepare the Sill house itssif
for purposes connected with my Vineyards, CIEeF
only the extensive machinery therein contained .
which will sell as whole or In paIceIs, as may
suit E.1rchageTs.
II not sold by Wednesday, the IS b Of April. Slll
on that day, at 10 o'clock M, offer the above de-
s=ribed property al public sale.
Wheeling, March 25. 1894, INA m In ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

GES. RosEcRANs made speech in St.
Louis few days ago, in which be said:-
81 am not in favor OF "a central despotism,
but OF the unity of the nation and the
maintenance OF the General Government.
When citizen wants to exputriate him
self he eau do SO By the consent of the
sovereign. l want Congress to pass an
act to allow any citizen to expa,riate him
self, and to declare assent to such expa-
trietiOn, and never more allow him to vote
until re-uaturslized."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01
FlOuring Mimi rnr SnlA.

WILL sell our FIonring Mill situated 10 csutrs
w Wheeling, on Baltimore and Ohio u. X , a
short distance below the d. a o. Ii. II. Depot, on
The Mill has four run of French burrs aud all the
IN Jdern improvements in machinery. The capacity
OF the Mill Is l5O barrels per day
Size OF Engine 10 inch bore, three feet stroke CO.
tihated at o0 horse power, three cylinder DoIISrs
70 feet long, 36 inches in diameter. The maTn build
Ing Is 60 ieet'by 49, four stories and War, houss at
taced 70 feet by 49, three stories including base
menii also a now stable SO feet by "a. The lot On
which the Mill is erected is 4s4 by n feet Ali will
be sold with the Mill.
We would call the attention of capitalists 10 this
property, rs there is Mill faVorably atuat-
ell than this in the western country. We have =
good ain growing country surrounding us; and
tlen have the Ohio river at our door that we can
at AL times get supply Of grain.
We are also hVorably situated to slip our -four
to the Eastern Markets both by Baltimore and ohio
Railroad and Pennsylvania Central. We also have u
good local trade for flour and feed prices
We have railroad fro IL cur Mill down to the low
water mark, by which We draw our wheat from the
landing lutO tue Mill, by machinery. Three men can
take in from two three thouaGd busheIs of wheat
In day, saving the heavy eKpSnse Of drayage.
shonid tue property not be sold by the 2lst Of
April at private GALE, then will offer It pub-
lie sale on that day at two o'clock r. H., at the
Court House in the city of Wheeling. Tsrms viii,
be made easy. A. II. DETWILER COL
T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

TIE Boston Li6erator contains a re-
markable editorial by Dir. Garrisou.-
Although disclaiming any connection with
the Republican or any other party, he says
it is manifest that the Copperheads are
laying out such efforts that the nominee
of the Baltimore Convention ought to re.
oeiVe tie whole strength of the Republic
can party, "fOr not an ounce of that
strength can be safely spared in rivalry or
division" Hence, 'lhere must be but one
candidate" and shat candidate, 10 be
successful, must be aud can be no other
than Abraham Lincoln"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01
Trustee's Sale of Real EState.
VALUABLE Coal Lands for SALE.

'llHE undersigned Trustee tor Hester Am Hdgiux.
4 ton, at her instance, otfe's for sale, part 0i
her farm, situate the Cumberland road, nUout
three miles east OF the City OF Wheeling, ohio
county, West Va; said part offered tor safe, " IL
contain FROM ten to fifteen acres Os Ism, suit TN
purchaser, including Of the most luable c, al
banks ia the cOUny,which has been opened and par.
tiaiIy worked. Also line QuArries OF limestone, ii
easy access, and fertile soil Of water passes
through said land convenient tor stock. On said
lard is fine spring of water, convenient to she
dwelling house. There
DIV elIns house aui stable, both good cOndiI .Ou,
aud same is iSuAteI bout six hundred yards easi
OF the Cumberland road, with good road leading
from the Cumberland road through said lands
sedGsiring to pusChasO are inVIICd to view SAID
land and ito advantages for Themselves.
Terms of sale will be reasonable, and he IuHds
known to ANY applicant, by tbs undtrsyncd, UPON
calling on him or NJ q. Go6d, Eaq., OF Whselius-
UhqueStiOnable title will be Civ TO the puTch lzsT
mr24 4wd TrSsIs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

There seems to be quite discord be.
tween the two sides of the Tyler County
Plain Dealer, the local side aud the princi-
pal EDITORS side. The other dny an edito-
rial article appeared rejecting upon the
opposition made to the resolutions which
passed the Legislature endorsing the Ma
tional Administration. This week the ar
ticle is cancelled. and the following notice
appears from the person in charge of the
paper:
We have received au order from the Ed.
itor-iu Chief TO "dry up" hereafter, on
things of political or personal character,
which order it is our duty to obey, strict.
ly, and we shall do so. And as there IL
nothing else occurring in these times aside
from matters of political or personal
character, we take this opportunity, Kind
readers, of bidding you an affectionate
farewell, hoping you will be able to get the
news of your county in the Baltimore
American, Cincinnati Times, or some other
paper published III the United States
Farewell.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01
Recruiting for Naval Service
and Marine COrDs.

OFFICE or PkOVVsr NALSMAL, lsF DISTRICT W. Va.
Wheeling, March 81 1861.
4 CCEPTED REC uIrS Tor the Naval service
"a viii be sent 10 he nearest Naval Rehiy Nv Jus,
which, for IlIi5 Ulstrict, Is Cincinnati Ohio
Necrdlts eil'hIed iutO tho Naval service, receive
ah advance OF Ili'ee mouths lay L5untS, to be
be entitled. ''
For the Marine Corps applicants ale received be.
tween the ages Of is and 81, not less than feet
tistmoHt, and OF robust health, may be taken at 40
Accepted Recruits Tor the Marine CorDs will he
sent TO the nearest rendezvous, which fol this Di5
trict, is Baltimore, Md. They will be entitled to
prize money but don't re- eve advance pay or bonn
~ from the United States.
Subsistence, lodging aud transportation in both
cases will be IurbiSned Ly the Provost Marshal
Accepted Recruits for the Naval Service or Marine
Corps are not liable to draft and will be recruited
NJ this OliCe. BErJ d. STONE
Capt. and Provost Marshal
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

MET vIRGINIA-0HIo CIRCUIT COURT
w AT Rules held in tho Clerks Office Of the Cir
cut Court Ct UhiO County for the month of March,
1901.
Nathaoitl tichardso", administrator " it'll the will
annexed of GhriaiHna Beg nSr, deceased, ISaUeIia
BsJner, Virginia Bcymer, EuiAtine hey IN err and
Aund C. Bey uer, which said Isabella and kmaiine
are minors, under the age nj twenty one years,
who sue by Johu boy inner their next friend, con
plainants, against Noah Beymer, aud GsorGo
Dulty and Mary his wife. In ChAncery.
The object OF this suit is to obtain u decree for
the sale of tho real estate OF ChrstAna Beginner de-
ceased, being the undivided One-liitI part Of wat
Is called the hey prOperLS, situa the south
weat corner OF Main and Jefferson streets in the
city OF Wheeling.
1t appearing from the return OF the Sheriff of
Ohio county that the deIenYant, No all Heylner is
nonresident Ol this SUITE, it is ordered That no do
appear hire within one month HON the date Of this
order and do whit may be necessary to protect his
interest in this suit, and that copy OF Ih order
be published once ~ week iOs ur successive weeks
in some newspaper printed in the city of Who cling
aud copy be posted atthe font door of the Court
House Of Ohio county Tor the ike period.
JACOB BURRLE.
COpy-Teste: JAocD DUGKLE, Oork.
RICHARDSON NICK EhNEN for COmpI'ts,
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