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United States Of AmeTie2- District Of East
81 Tennessee

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states for esssss n aid afraoH forth AL sYsrrsd
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q 10 seioeky A. then aHd thsTs % iossff1ss their
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United States ~ Amsriea District Of East
EAauaaeAA

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w he Dstrisl Ceass u lhe uAilsa States 81 kRoxye
Tor ths Deifiei Of Essi frhnese on The 25th DAY 81
November, By Skass r. epss, Esqs Aftasasy q ths
Uaiisa States ~ said Risfies behalf 81 The United
States Of America against piano leftasuaed en- And
in Knnx county fenn As The property Of Rm. H. SRsed
md against eli Psrsoas ssaily ineFssaisg as ihsif -
tsrssti shsrn alleging thai saJd piano fefe ha3 esea
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give public aocs y 81 pessoas eoheensa IN asrest In
said aao forts 70 appear before a6id caar ~ he eeg
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persons concerned IN interest," b sd isgs houses 10
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The vote In Several Citiea

be vo.s ir President IN seysral olis. Va q fol-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-14
a,lr afahrtat aa steMersabler.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-11

who, from his disposition and social posi-
ton; is generally thoroughly wen indo o.Ia
ed as to what is going on. To thls genus
man we probably owe the Information Gov
ertly given in last weeks numoer-coVeruy
we say, because the writer founded MS
paragraph on a statement in weekly pa.
per comparatively unknown, ana graItea
thereon his own information; the result Oh
which is that what Mr.. Thackeray oe.
lighted to call ar VI p'n'age, ana
which no one will have the least dlhGulty
in detecting ss the Princess Mary OF Jam
bridge, is sought in marriage by NOBLE
yiscount, whose army service entities him
to all sorts of notice and gallant ePlthets'
The lady-snd the lady in question, besides
being princess, is LADY, the terms are
not always synouymous-is agreeable,
aud all that is disagreeable IS tnat
wretched piece of legislation, the royal
marriage act, which requires the consent
of the Sovereign to the union OF member
of ting royal family to person not OF roy
al blood, ThisIconsent her present "Most
Gracious" is not gracious enough 70 give;
and though M. Punch, with an amount OF
saccharine matter which shows that he has
not studied Mr.. Bautings pamphlet, ex-
presses hope that this will be torthcom-
ing, yet the Withholding OF the royal ap"
prevail is evidently the hitch In the matter.
Let US hope that it will be finally gracious
ly and gracefully yielded. In the whole
Guelphci family there is no one more pop
ular than the Princess Mary, and the peo-
pie of England would infinitely sooner see
her welded to an English uobleman for
whom che cares, than to German one
whom she may never have seen. AS to
the name of the gentleman, that is easily
arrived at Oar friend Punch says, Gan
happiness to Viscount Cucullus." Scraps
of school boy classic lore yet lingering in
odd corners of memory remind us of the
old proverb, non fact mOnGchUm cucul!us-
the hood does not make the nonk-and
then looking into that peerage which ev-
cry we'll regulated BritOn keeps by him
we find that Viscouut Hood served in the
Guards; and 10, on the ingenious principle
ascribed to the first cooper Of putting two
aud two together, the whole mystery is
solved ...
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-11
NOTICE TO U. S. TAX PAYERS

OFFICE COLLECTOR internal REVENUE,
FIRsF DIST. WEsF VA, WHEELING.
NoTIOE is hereby given to the tax PAYERS Of
In Ohio and Marshall counties, that the Special
Income or War Tax, A'stssed according to Act Of
Congress approved July 4th, 1884, il now due and
payable at the following places:
At my office in the Custom House, wheeling,
from the 10th to the 18th of November, from 8
o'clock A. NJ. until p. ~, at TriAdelphiA on
Monday, November 2Isti At West Liberty from 10
O'Clock A n. Wednesday, 23d, until O'Clock p. n.
on Thursday, 2Ith; at MoundsViIe on Monday, 2Sth;
Glen Easton TuOsday, 29th; Cameron Wednesday,
S0th, and Dallas Friday, December ID.
II said taxes are not paid ut these places and
times within ten days thereafter to the Collector
ten per cent. with twenty cents for notice, and
four cents for every mile actually travelled in serV-
ing the same, will be added to the amount Of the
bill. IfnOt paid within the time thus required by
law, the collector deputy Is required to diStrain
for whole amount Including other costs. [See sec.
%, Act Of June SOth, 1854.
JAS. O. ORR,
nov90 david Col. lBt Dist. W. We.
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At Harper's Ferry, September, 1854, JAMS ALEX:
AHoRR BoLoN, son Of Jilson and hartt Bolon, OF
Bird report, Belmont county, Ohio, aged eighteen
years and two months.
He was a member Of Company I, First West Va
Cavalry, and met his death by the accidental dis
charge Of his pistol. He had placed 1t in the box
of an ambulance, together with some other little
accidentally touched the pistol and It went OF.
The ball entered near the ear and passed out at the
top of the head causing death in short time. His
last words to his comrades wsre' HMy mother lives
in Bridgeport" No doubt II he had been able TO
talk moro he would have sent many kind messages
to his mother and sister and brother at home. He
was beloved aud respected by all who knew him,
and has left many warm friends 70 mourn his SAD
fate.
In MEMORY oHJ.A.B.
Though gone, how wildly fond mem'ry dwells
The smothered sigh, the hearts deep anguish tells,
And eyes with silent weeping have grown DIM
He was his Parents iondest hope and pride,
So true, Anectionats and kind to alli
But in his heart there burned q hope, besideI
Until he listened to his couutry's cal,
And brAvely went with those who fought, and dared
The many hardships on the field Of strifei
Whenever duty calPd, he nobly shared,
Till with the crimson tide, ebb'd out his life.
II aught of human foresight could avail,
How much might be deferred from taking place,
But at Gods mandate earthly power must quail
And bow submissive to his pArdning grace;
Then know He only chRstens th1s to save,
Ys friends who mourn the loved one snAtehed
away;
There is a blessed life beyond the grave,
Aud you may meet and dwell With him for aye.
Bridgeport, Ohio, Nov. Sd, 1854.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-11

THa story of Bob BrisrEy. in the play
called the "Ticket-of Leave Man," finds a
curious illustration from real life ia the
following police report, which appears in
a late English paper:
"At the Warwickshire sessions, on Ike
10th of October, George Haynes, twenty
FIVE, was charged with having, at Stratford.
on-AVon, on the 18th of August last, sto-
len two pounds weight of beef. The pris-
Oner pleaded guilty, and asked to make a
statement. The chairman having remark.
ed that he had been previously sentenced
to penal servitude ut Gloucester assizes
for HOUSEKEEPING, the prisoner said that
was really true. He committed the of.
tense when he was only thirteen years of
age, and was sent to Gibralter, to the pen-
al settlement there. After having been
imprisoned for three ysars and a halt, his
onduct had been 80 satisfactory that he
had been released upon ticket. of leave
He forthwith returned to England, and did
all he could to obtain an honest livelihood.
After working for four years in Warwick,
during part of that time he had attended
regularly at All. Saints Church, Emscote,
and assisted in the choir, he went to reside
at Strattord, got work, and attended the
parish church at Charlecote, singing in the
cholr. All thlngs went on well with him
aud with his family for a long time. One
day, one of the Stratford police, named
Weston, called upon him, and asked if he
had ever been transported. he declined at
first TO answer the question but Ultimate
ly admitted that such was the case. From
this time his prospects, were blighted. &c
was dismissed from the choir at Charlecote
Church, aud lost his place. In every way
he was being hunted down and oppressed.
At the time he took the meat, his wife and
children were in starving condition, and
he took the meat for them.
''Rev T. B. Dickens, of Emscote, sent q
letter, testifyiug to the prisoners character
as being honest, sober, and in every way
respectable. AIR. KynuersIey expressed his
deep regret at the statement which the
prisoner had made. If it was true, and
upon the face of the facts it seemed prob
able, the policeman had exceeded his duty,
for he ought not TO have interfered with
him at all. The prisoner seemed to have
conducted himself creditably, and the
former offence might have been considered
buried in oblivion. Both he and his brother
magistrates considered that he the prisoner
had been hardly dealt with, and, under the
circumstances, he would only be sentenced
to fourteen days hard labor"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-11
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