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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-22
THE DEATH OF COL. THoBURN.

We had hoped up to eleven O'Clock last
night that there might be some mistake in
Gen. sheridan's despatch of the afternoon,
announcing the death of Col. Thoburn.-
But there ia no mistake. a private dis
patch at the hour named states that his
body, together with that of Captain P. G..
Bier. will be here this evening. We are
thus reluctantly compelled to accept as
true that the gallant and good Col. Tho
burn has fallen at last.
What shall We write of himf What can
-. 3 = any one in this community
would recognize as a just measure of tri-
butte to his honored remains. Noble man
that he was, he has nObly fallen in the
cause that was dear as his life and his honor
to his heart. Col. Wheat we'll said at the
Club last night, that truer man, nobler
soldier, a more uDselfsh patriot, had not
fallen upon any battle field in this war.
There is not a man in this community
divided though it is in partisan feeling, that
did not honor the manhood and the SOL
diership of Col. Thoburn, and not one such
that does not feel that his death is to be
deplored. 1t is not for politics to set metes
and bounds to the public regret for the
loss of such man.
The city had cause to feel a peculiar
pride in the distinction to which Col.
Thsburn had attained. he was, as it
were, her representative among the tried
and acknowledged leaders of the war, who
had won their way to position by uniVer-
sally recognized merits. Every battle had
more and more eudeared him to the public
heart. We were always learning more and
more of his excellence. His course was al
ways upward. Never once did shadow
fall between him and US. The constant
report brought or sent by every one was
that none were more loved by the soldiers
than Col. Thoburn, for he was always un-
selfish, always brave and genuine.
At the hour we write space nor time will
permit us to say all We would gladly
cay in memory of the fallen hero. The City
of Wheeling will do willing honors to the
remains of her most gallant citizen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-22
Taxes! Taxes! y Taxes!!I

NaecordAnee with the provisions Of an act Of the
i Legislature Of West Virginia, entitled "An Act
'ioE the collection Of Taxes passed December 7th
1885, and the provisions Of Order Of the Board Of
Supervisors OF Ohio County, passed October 10th,
1854" hereby give notice to the taxpayers Of
Ohio County, that am now prepared to Iecsive the
State, County and School TaxeSi assessed in the
Townships within the City District Of said County
At my ONCE under the Court House, from this 18th
day Of October, 1854 until the lat day of November
next, and all such Taxes, have been assessed in
the several townships in the Country District shal
be prepared to receive, at my said oce the 18th
day OF October until said LIST day Of November ana
after said last mentioned date, Oh some ofmy depu-
ties, Will wait upon the Taxpayers of the several
townships for three successive days. the place of pay
ment In each Township frst being mado known BY
the posting of habd-billa. And in accordance with
the further proyisOns Of said Act and Order shall
allow reduction Of two and q half per eentum on
the State tax and County levy which shall be paid
At my ONCE or at the place designated In the several
TJWnships a. Aforesaid.
JOSEPH sEYBoLD, 8. 90.
n. B-Persons having already paid their taxes
viii please call Immediately my ONCE with their
tax receipt, in order that may refund to them az
per cent Of the County Levy Aforesaid paid by them
before the passing OF the Order ofthe Board Of su-
pervisors above REFER to.
0ctl2-tillnoV1 JOSEPH SEYBOLD, 8, o. O.
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tbs democratic papers generally treat
Alex. Stephens recent peace letter as Of
fering fairoPPortunity for negotiations
with the rebels. The Philadelphis Age,
one of the ablest and most Influential
papers of the party, does not hesitate to
agree with Stephens that the adoption of
his view of state sovereignty is the only
way to peace. Let us understand this
Stephens espouses, squarely and without
qualification, the secession dogms-that
every state has the right to secede from the
Union, and that the general government
has no constitutional power to prevent such
secession. Although be opposed secession
while the question was pending, and pre-
dicted all the evils that have resulted from
it, he now stands as firmly for the right to
secede as JEFF Davis himself. He is not viii.
ling to listen to any proposition for peace
until the government of the Uuited States
shall concede this right;sud as TO the Union
all he processes is a willingness to consider
the question of new Union after the in
dependence of the Contederacy is conceded.
Now if the Democrats say that we ought
to stop the war and listen to such PROPOSE
tions as Stephens suggests, they declare
themselves for disunion peace; they pro-
nounce the war not only failure, as they
did at Chicago, but mistake and crime,
as do the Yallandighams and the Woods.
Do they mean this Aud if they do, have
they the courage to declare it openly If
not, by what hocus- pocus do they make it
appear that Stephens has shown US an
open door to peace, and blame the admin
istratiOn for not Fastening to enter it,
Let as have no double dealing about this
matter. 1t is the vital and most momen-
tous issue ofthe campaign.
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DR. striekland's Pile Remedy has cured tn 5usands
OF the worst cases Of Blind aud Bleeding Piles II
gives immediate reet and ELECTS permanent cure
Try It directly. It's warranted 70 cure.
For Sale by all Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati,
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBILITY.
DR. STRIOKDAHDiS T0NIC-We can recommend
those suffering with loss Of Appetite. indigestion
or dyspepsia, Nervousness, and Nervous Debility
70 use Strcklands Tonic It IL vegetable prepare
ton, free nom Alcoholic liquor; It strengthens
the whole nervous systemy IL creates q good
appetite, and is warranted 70 cure Dyspepsia aud
Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally at 81 per bottle
Prepared BY DR.. A. Strickland, East Fourth street
Cincinnati, o.
Ror ale BY BRENTLINeER L DERRY; REED.
KRAFT co; MCABE,. KRAFT 4 COZ LOdAN
Lust CO.. M'LAHB BROTHERS; z BOOKING:
Q: ": GRAHAM, Wheeling, and BY DruggiEti
oct. 21-daW1y.
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AMBULANoEs-WheelinE Pattern

Department, OIL
Wheeling Pattern.
Samples Of which may be seen at the Government
Inspection Yard, corner Eighth and Freeman streets,
Cincinnah, Oh
To be delivered free ofeharge at the U. s. Iuspeo-
ton Yard in this city with the name of the party
furnishing distinctly marked each Ambulance.
Parties offering Ambulances must distinctly state
in their bids the number thew propose to furnish
the price and time Of delivery; and must guarantee
that the Ambuance5 shall be- in every respect equal
to Army Standard, otherwise the proposal will not
be considered.
guaranty, signed by two responsible persons
must accompany each bid, guaranteeing that the
bidder will supply the Ambulauees awarded to him
under his proposal.
Bids will be opened on Tuesday, November lst
1884, at II o'clock, NJ, at this ONCE and bidders
requested to be present.
AwsEds will be made on Wednesday, November
Bonds will DO required that the contract will be
faithfully iulhlled.
kilograms relating to Proposals will not be mo-
tioed.
Blank fOrms of Proposals, Contracts and Bonds
may be obtained at this Ofice.
The right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable
il reserved.
indorso envelope "Proposal for Ambulancep. p and
address Cot. WIN. ". McKIAi,
oct2lto2s, 0'FO''
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octio
valuable Real Estate for Sale,
ON MONDAY, THE 3lst DAY OF OCTOBER, 1854,
AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE

ON MONDAY, THE 3lst DAY OF OCTOBER, 1854,
AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE
FOR OHIO COUNTY.
A I the time and place above stated I will offer
"A for sale, at public auction, the bliowing prop
erty, viz:
Lot No. 20, on the south side Of Quincy street,
east OF Sixth street. and adjoining the residence
Jacob 4. Greer, Esq.
Lots No. 81 and IS, on the north side Of LinsIey
street. at its intersection with Seventh street. On
these lots is . large ice house.
Lot No. IVA, on the north side Of Webster street,
extending back TO the creek. On this lot IL a large
ico-house, built of stone.
Lot No. Is, at the corner Of German and MarshRll
SfTeetS, now occupied BY James Ashworth, in Centre
Wheeling.
This sale being had under n decree OF the Circuit
OOurt LOT Ohto county, unexceptonAble title VIII
be given TO each purchaser EiIher or all Of these
lots may be purchased at private sale.
Tor further information apply to JAMES 8.
WHEAT, Attorney at Law.
RACHAEL HoRNBR0oK,
Administering, with the will annexed, Of p. B.
Hornbrook, deceased. oct5
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Great Auction Sale
REAL ESTATE,
Thursday, October 9th, 1864.
BU zDUsns I H3gT VHs;.R Rw ELL!

TUE undivided halle that me Business property,
Il commencing 1t the southwest corner Of Mourss
and Market gtreeta and extending on Monroe street
west about lR5 feet inches TO the Alley and On
Market street south about 146 feet inches: being
Lots Q, 10, aud put Of IL. In square 9. This i
Ofsrs rare opportunity for profitable iuVesfnent,
Lot No los on west side OF Market sq1aFu 5th
SUBSTANTIAL BRICK STORE HoU5ES, 60
three story
THE LARGE THBKE STORY BRICK BUILDING
and ground on the northeast corner on Main an8
Webster streets. 9Th Ward fronting 50 feet 90 Nain
| street and running back about 81 fost on WebstsT
street % Mont AeNabb's Ine; being part Of LOt,
Lot No. Is on the east side Of Main street, Oh
Ward, improved by TWO SUBSTANTIAL Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
Lot No. 16 on the north east corner OF Main and
D.glsaon sIreesa. otn Ward. improved BY GOOD
Two STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
improved by GOOD TWO STORY BRICK DWEL.
LING HOUSE.
Lot No. ans on the west side Of KOa ssrss. corner
North half Of Lot les on the west side Of Chapls.
street corner Of Al alley and covered with BRICK
Lot No Is5, southeast corner Of Market ana
Third Streets, fronting on Market quare 5th WErs,
improved By TWO STORY BRICK BUfLDING rs
Lot No. isl, sAItSids Oflsrks, Square, sth w.r4.
corner Of alley.
Lot No; ~. nth east corner Of MArkSs Un1 So
PGrt OfLOis ms ana ne, frOntins % Essa On web.
stsr street, corner Of an alley, aud rnnnIng bErt
about 50 feet improved By TWO GOOD BRICK
HOUSES, TWO STORIES ZACH
Lot No. 156, On the west side Of Cbaplins street.
Part Of Lot II, on the wet side Of Main sirss1
near North street., 1St Ward; fronting % feet @
Main street and running back 100 eet, and impTogs1
By TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING.
West half Of Lot No. 4, IN square - Oh the BoEh
Gide Of Hampton street, Improved By GOOD Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
Three acres and three roods Of ground s5ioini1g
the Pork Houss property in Eat wheeling bounasd
% me est by Wheeiing creek, north b ChsStnut
sfrest west BY Baltimore street and south BY Quincy
street. This = . ans sits for manufacturing per
posoA- s-rr
Lots s, Q, 10 and q, on Bow strsst, near Fsltgs,
on which tofnery stood the EAgie Paper MIL AN
. good manufacturing site
Ihe North Western Bank Of Virginia viii SCI
e public auction, At the front door Of the C0un
House IN the city Of wheeling on THURSDAY, OctJbf
1Ith, 1875, oommen eing ~ 10 O'Clock A n, al u
Above valuable and desirable property.
1EAAS-Ons-third eaIh, aud balance 10 one asd
Two years. with interest from day OF sale. Tse D.
TERED paymS1t8 % b soSnred By DEED OF It's
upon the property purchased. and where 10 10 -
proved = G3ttsf8ctory Insuraues upon The ImPr5'F
mants for the benefit Of the Trust. Purchaser ng
pay larger proportion or all cash - Their opsa-
J. ". PAXTON,
Bsp23-td Prssi5ssL
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E6-
TATE IN HITCHIETOWA.
OF NIMBBR Is, in square number g. in Ritch-
~ tetoTn, on which IL located q two story brick
and frame house-lately owned and occupied BY
Daniel snyder-Wfll be sold At private sale. FIR
description, Sc, apply to Vim. stamm, Ritehietovn.
Boyd, No. u Main street
II not sold at private sale before the 5th day Of
october next, It will be sold At public auction on
the premises At 10 o'clock onthAt day
seps-td ROYn 4 ~
The above sale has been postponed TN
TUESDAY, the LIST day Of November. oetII-A5 =
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[Tn explanation of the lapse of time in
terveuiug between the writing of Governor
BOreman's letter and Col. Loekwood's re-
ply, We are requested to say that it was
owing to the scattered condition of the
regiment and its active duties in the Reld
We may add in this connection, that the
people of West Virginia will cordially en-.
dorse the terms in which Gov. Boreman re.
fers to the bravery and endurance and suf-
feriugs of this gallant regiment. Its iso-
lated, and, as it were, orphaned position
at the front, in the Army of the Potomac,
separated from all the other West Virginia
troops, have awakened strong feeling of
sympathy among the people. 1t came
home not long since all tattered and torn,
and recruited its ranks only to go back
again to the same hard, active and vast
ing service which 1t had so continuously
experienced before.
All honor to the brave 7th reeineut1
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cAVALRY HoRsEs WANTED

.OPFIoE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER. I
" WHEELING, W. VA, October Z, 1854.
OPEN MARKET for the purchase Of Cavalry
One hundred and hfty FIVE dollars Will be paid for
all horses passed by the Board of Inspection.
lPECIFICATIoNB,
"All borses for ths'CaVAlry service must be sound
In every Particular from (6J fifteen to O. sixteen
hands high, and not less than (5) i've nor more than
lSl nine years old; In good hesh; compacty built;
bTdleWtse; Of good action, and tree from all defects
Payments to be made in Certificates Of Indebt-
edness" for eight hOrses or more.
Cav. Bureau.
JIG. FARNswoRTH,
octS-tt Capt. & A. Q. n.
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ARTILLERY HORSES WANTED

A ssIsrAET ouARTERMAsTRR's OEJIcE.
n WHELINs, W. Va, October :, 80 ,
ARTILLERY HORSES viii Be puFchAssd II IL
open market At Wheeling. ~.
One Hundred and sixty ave dollars vii Be pad "
al horses passsd BY the Board Of Inspectio1- II
Ths hoFSe8 must be Of dark color, sound y =
- HE.s .sLSoss 9ai1 q ana Ast.es 49, -
condition. from az % ten ysars old, and Dot les
1s3S hand. high, each horss 10 weigh not lee IA
lCbJ pounda-
By order o. Cox JAS. A EKIN, oaartsrg''i''
Department. J. G. RARSsW0RIH,
eets-tf AZ y
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DR.. stricAlAnd's MeIiihuous Cough Btlsam is war.
ranted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsen's5. AsthmA,
whoeping Cough, Sore Throat. Consumption, and
all affections Of the Throat and Lungs.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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Union Hen, 10 The Rescue,
Grand Rally at West Liberty.

THERE will be a MASS MEETING of Union men
l in the town OF West Liberty, on MONDAY
NEXT, OCTOBER 24th.
Honest men OF all parties are invited to attend,
and learn how Union men propose to the
Union. Eminent speakers will be present to ad-
dress the meeting. oct2l,
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A FARM.

A FARM.
"ANTED-A farm Of from twenty to afty acre.
w Of good land in Ohio county, within ten or
twelve miles Of Wheeling much preferred II within
three or four miles Of the city. The soil must be
good well Watered, ground not rough nor broken,
location healthy, and access for carriage at nj
seasons OF the year. Apply to the subjolned Com.
By order of the Board of Supervisors of Ohio Co.
AS TODD, Chairman,
VIM. NORTH,
J. L. STIRELL
A. O. BOGGs,
1ep2-dkWn Committee
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West AleXander AcademY,

MILL be open for the reception Of pupils OF both
w sexes, on MONDAY, the oath inst Special At.
ttntton given TO many Ofthe common, aud all Of the
higher branches Of aB English education. Also all
branches usually taught In College course. Also
Music, Vocal and Instrumental. aud Drawing
J. O FRAZIER, A. NJ, Principal
Rev. w. II. LEsTRE, Pres oil Board. ocl2l 1WS
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In chAneeFy.
In Circuit Court Of
Ohio Co, West
Virgin


J
DH virtue Of decree rendered in the above en-
10 titled cause on the 18th day Of October, A, D.
1864, IL was adJudged, ordered and decreed among
other things, that this be referred one o.
the Master Commissioners Of this Court, who HhAl
make aud state an account Of the debts due and
owing from the estate OF the said Christina Beymer
DECEASED, and said Commissioner shall M day be-
Yond which no evidence TO prove d. bts due from
said estate shall be heard. Il il further ordered
that said Administering be made party defendant
in this cause, and that sait Commissioner further
state the amo Mt and value Of the personal estate
belonging 20 the estate Of said Christina Bsymer
deceased, and whether or not is sufficient 70 pay
the debts Of said estate also the value Of the real
estate Of which abe died seiEsd and all such other
matters aud thiug5 Is. he or any one in interest
may deem pertinent. But before taking aaid &c
count said Commissioner shall give notice Of the
time and place OF taking the sane In some news
PAPER published in the city Of Wheeling, for ten
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All the Medical men and the Press recommend
DR.. stricklAnd's Anti Cholera Mixture as the only
certain remedy for D ArrhRa and Dysentery, 1t Is
combination Of Astringents, Absorbents, Ftimu-
lents and oarminattveS, aud IL warranted to effect
cure after all other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists General Depot 6 East
Fourth Street Cincinnati O.
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ooRREsPoNDNNoE.
Presentation OF n Flag to the 9Th West
Virginia Regiment.

TIE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
WHEELING, July 8, 1864.
LIT. Col. s. b. LOCKWOOD, Commanding tn
West Va. Volunteer Infantry.
SIR: have the honor to present to the
9Th West Virginia Volunteer Infantry, the
regiment under your command, this beau
titul flag, bestowed by the Legislature of
our State. 1t Is intended to convey some
expression, at least, of the grateful appre-
citation in which the services of the regi-
ment are held by the loyal citizens of West
Virginia. The bravery of the regiment as
displayed in battle, and the endurance
manifested under trying circumstances,
have won for its officers aud men just
and honorable distinction. Many OF the
engagements in which it has participated
have been among the most sanguinary, as
we'll as the most important of the present
war. And the official reports have always
shown thar the 7th regiment has faithfully
performed the duty assigned to it, while it's
present numbers, so sadly reduced, attest
the cost OF its valorOus achievements.
Receive then this flag, with the inscrip-
tious it bears, reminding you of the scenes
of deadly strife through which you have
passed. as the offering of your grateful fell
low countrymeu, who delight to nonor you
for the noble and patriotic service in sup
pressing the existing wicked rebellion.
Very respectfully,
t. A. L. FOREMAN.
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uEADeU!RrERs IRE W. V. vEr. vOLs, Sd BRIo \
On DIV. 30 A G., oAHP IN FEOST or PETERs
BURG, Va September I'd, 1864.
To His EzeeIIency, the Governor Of West
Virginia:
sR-I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of the beautiful flag presented
by the legislature of the State, also the
accompanying communication from your
self. In behalf of my regiment, allow me
to thank you for this appropriate present,
and the noble words contained in your
letter. l
Iwish that your Excellency, the mem.
bers of the Legislature, and the people
could know how highly and the brave
soldiers OF my regiment appreciate this
distinguished mark of your respect and
appreciation.
| q is, perhaps, unnecessary for me to
say that we will protect that flag as long
as an arm is left with which to strike. The
reputation OF the 7th West Virginia Vet.
Vol. lptantry, earned on so many hard con-
tested battle fields, at the sacrifice of so
much life aud blood, is a sufficient guar
antee tor the safe keeping of this elegant
emblem of the honor OF our State and our
country. Under the broad folds of this
flag, the few brave hearts yet left of us
will go forth to battle for the right, strike
down treason, and maintain (even at the
expense of the last drop of our bloody the
integrity of our glorious Union.
i avail myself of this opportunity to refer
TO those gallant patriots who have so freely
offered up their lives upon the altar of their
country. All honor to those departed he.
rOes. Death has taken many noble spirits
from MS during this wicked rebellion, but
none more brave, intrepid and patriotic,
than the lost officers and men of my COM
mand. Their achievements will occupy q
glorious page in history, aud grateful
posterity will be faithful to their memory.
l again must assure you, and through
your, Excelleney, the Legislature of our
State, of the heartfelt gratitude of myself
aud my entire command, for your kind and
cheering words and most fitting present.
have the honor TO be,
Very Respectfully,
Your Ob't. Serv't
s.. --er ]. H. LOCKWOOD,
Lit. Col. Com'dg.
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CERTIFICATES, naming each article and "a
uGtHs are placed in SEALED ENVELOP ES. and veil
mixed. One OF these envelopes, will be deIfvered
NJ our ONCE, or sent by mail 20 any address without
regard TO choice, on receipt OF IS centA
We will send by mail or express, the article that
the purchaser may draw, for ONE DOLLAR. o.
VII SzehdEge for any otheF article on our tit OF
he same Uarue az tas dytieLs dr1iOH.
NO BLANKST
Entire satisfaction guaranteed IN all eases and thu
price will be Immediately refunded % anV marty
dissatisfied with the article We sand
You may obtain q GOLD WATCH, or DIAMOND RINa
for ONE DOLLAR, which , on need not pay until
you know what you have drawn and its value.
I'll Five sealei Envelopes for 81; Rlsven for q
Thirty TO- IS. -
Send for Circular. Agents wanted.
GOODWIN HUNT 4 CO.,
JEWPLERS
l95 Broadway n, ".
AnletteI should be addressed 70 our Boz sos
Post Once, New York. octS-snS
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OOngFessiOnal OanEaSS.

n. Richardson, Administratar,
with the will annexed, Of the
estate Of Christina Bsymer,
deceased, e. al
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coMSnssIONKR,s OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
WHEELING, Oct. 20, 1854
In accordance with the above decree, / hereby
give notice that have fixed on Monday, October
31st 1894 as the time, and my law once In the city
Of wheeling a. the place, when and where shall
proceed 70 examine and report In reference to the
several matters in said decree contained.
GIBSON L. CRANAIER
Oct20-td CnnnrnisIfo1sr
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Grams any good In this neck OF woods
1--WE don't charge anything for the ilfOr-
mation.)
That the city of Wheeling has greater
amount of weather than any place else in
America, judging from the locals in the
Lntelligeneer.
:, That it won't cost the Mc CIellan electors
in this State anything to go TO Wheeling to
cast their vote, because they won't go.)
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oFFICE CRIBF oUARTERMAsTER. i

SINclHNAII, OHIO, October q, 1854
DR0POS AIS ARE INVITED BY THE UNDER
Il SIGNED, until TUESDAY, November lIt, 1864,
at ~ o'clock ~, for the immediate delivery, to this
Department,