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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-05

Situate in the village OF BAWsONVILLE,
"a miles fTom this city on the line Of the O. o.
and Cleveland y Toledo Railroads. The mill i5 IA
vorably located is nearly new, has large steam pow
or, two run of French Burrs for merchant Touring,
and one run for custom work Wood cheap. Will be
sold low snd on favorable terms Of payment. Apply
TO the Ouyahoga Steam Furnace Company or to John
Stratford RawsouviIle. W. B, UASTbE. ARt.
March 18TH 1864. lnar22-ll7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-05
From the Rev. J. M. Lyons, formerly Pastor of IL
Columbus On. J) and MilestoWn (Pa.l Bspt.l
Churches.

DR.. O. M. Jackson--Desr Sir: feel it a pleasure
thus, Of accord, to bear testimony to the ex
celence OF the German Bitters. some years since
being much afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them
with very beneficial results. I have often recon-
mended them to persons enfeebled by that torment
ing disease, and have heard from them the most hat-
tering Testimonials to their great value In eases
Of general debility believe 1t to be tonic that can
not be surpassed. J. NJ. LYONS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-05
~ RENE MBER, -
That this Bittsrs is not Alcoholic,
CONTAINS NO RUM or WHISKY,
And Can'tS Make Drunkards,
BUT
Is the Rest Tonic in the World!
~ READ WHO SAYS so. "a
LEVIf i VI Q. BBoK.

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. D., Editor Of tbs
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge and Chris
tian Chronicle. Philadelphia.
Alsnough not disposed to IAYOr or recommend Pat
ent Medicines In general through diHtruEt Of their
Ingredients and effects. yet know Of no sufficient
reasons why man may not testify to the BENEFITS he
believes himself to have received nom any simple
preparation, in the hope he may thus contribute 70
the benefit Of others.
do this the more readiy = 10 regard to Hoodand'E
German Bitters, prepared Dy DR.. u NJ. jackson, Of
this city, becauso preJudiced against them for
many years. under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. l am indebted 70 my
friend Robert Shoemaker Eos, for ne removed this
preudioe by proper tests and for announcement to
try them when suffering from great and long contin
ned debility. The OF three bottles Of these Bit
ters, OF the beginning Of the present yesr, fol-
lowed by evident relief, and restoration to degree OF
bodily and mental Vgor which had not felt Tor sx
months before, and had despaired OF rsganing
therefore thaRk God and my friend for directing me
" the use Of them, J, EERTOH Brown
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-05
Messrs. Crosby & Nichols:

MeSSrs. CToSoy g NtchotS:
GENTLEMEN; The number for this month
and year of the North American Review
was duly received, and for which please
accept my thanks. 0fcourse, lam not the
most impartial judge yet, with due al
lowance for this, 1 venture to hope that
the article entitled "The Presidents
Policy" will be of value to the country.
1 fear am not quite worthy Of all which
is therein kindly said to me personally.
The sentence oftWelve lines, commenc-
ing at the top Of page 252, l could wish to
be not exactly as it is. In what is there
expressed, the writer has not correctly
understood me. have never had theory
that secession could sbsolve State or people
from their allegiance. Precisely the con-
trary is asserted in the Inaugural Ad-
dress; and it was because of my belief in
the continuation of these obligations that l
was puzzled, for time, as to denying the
legal right Of those citizens who remained
Individually innocent Of treason or rebel
lion. But 1 mean no more now than to
merely call attention to this point.
Yours, respectfully,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-05
The President. Letter to the North An'rl-

Reports we're current month or two
ago that the publishes Of the North
American Review he'd received 8 letter
from the President If the United Stated,
called forth by the article in the January
number on "The Presidents Policy"
The letter itself is printed in the April
number, and has an interesting bearing
upon Mr.. Lincoln's views on an important
point Of political theory. 1t is as follows /;
EXECUTIVE MANSION WAsHIEeToS, /
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-05
From Rev. J. h. Turner, Pastor Of Hedding Mstho.
dist Episcopal Church, PhiladeIphia.

DR.. Jackson-Dear Sir: Having used your German
Btters IN my family frequently, prepared to say
that 1t has been Of great service. believe that 10
most easel Of general debility Of the system Il is the
safest and most valuable remedy OF which have any
knowledge. Yours, respectfully,
J. II. TURNEk, 756 n, 10Th st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-05
From the Rsy Joseph h Ksnnard, Pastor Of the 10th

from tne heH Joseph d. hennards Pastor OF the 10Th
Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson--Dear Sir: have been frequently re
quested 70 connect my name with commendations OF
different kinds Of medicines butregarding the prac
tice a. out ofmy appropriate sphere have in ell
5es declinedi but with clear proof in various in
stances, and particularly In my family OF the useful
ness OF Dr.. HOohAnd's GermAn BItters, depart Tor
once from my usual course, to express my full con-
VictiOn that for gneral debility of the system and
especially for Liver Complaint, it is SAFE and valu
bic prepare ion. In some cases it may fail but
ally doubt not it will be very beneficial to those
who suffer from the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully, J. d. KENNARD,
Sth, below OOates-St., Philadelphia.
From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, Germantown, Pa.
DR.. o. N. Jaakson-Dear Sir: Personal experience
enable mo to say that 1 regard the German Bitters
prepared By you as most excellent medicine. In
cases Of severe cold and general debility have been
greatly benefited by the of the Bitters and doubt
not they viii produce similar effects on others
Yours, truly WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
8p !. OeleI,.g!,irl;a,plhl..
Special Army Dispatches..

WAsHIHoToN, April 26-The New York
Times special says atl was quiet at the
front 70 day. a heavy Reconnaissance in
TO the Valley developed the fact that there
is no considerable body of rebels this side
Ofthe RApidan. Il was believed that Gen.
Lee would not venture an offensive move
ment.
. a report prevailed that Lee was reno
Wing his heavy artillery to Richmond.i
There is no foundation for the rnmor
that Longstttet's force is at Thoroughfars
Gap. 80
Fitzhugh Lees division was reviewed
by Stuart to-day at Hampton's Crossings,
balow fredericksburg.
Deserters are again coming into our
lines. AT one point the average number
has been eight q day for q week. 4t
Gen. Foster has applied for command
in the field. BE will probably be assigned
to u position under Burnside.
Admiral DAhIgren leaves in few days
to resume command of the feet OF
Charleston.
The Tribuue's special says the 9th army
corps now numbers 40, 600 men.
The Hernld's special says. It is said 10
high quarters that the President thinks OF
sending Siekles TO take the place Of Banks.
The monitor. 0nondsga arrived al Hamp
Ion Roads on the 23d.
The Herald's HarpeFs Ferry dispatch
repurls u spirited engagement between a
detachment NJ the lst Nav York cavalry,
aud 800 or 400 rebels at NsWtoWn, near
StrasburR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
From Richmond.

NEw YoRK, April 27.-The Richmond
Enquirer, of the leth, says:
a gentleman who left Maryland about
ten days ago brings US some interesting
inrorualIopi frum That quarter. He re.
Gently visited Annapolis, where he COUNTED
1900 tents, and learned that the forces
amounted 10 about 10000 meH, nearly halt
OF whom were negroes. Tue transports to
convey them to their proposed destination
bad not arrived, but were expected every
day. Meanwhile the organization of the
expedition was progressing with great in-
dustry. The opinion prevailing At Annap-
oils. Baltimore aud Washington indicated
the lanes river as the base of operations
for this formidable division. t.s
Burnside is 10 land short distance be-
low Drury'e bluff, which he is TO take by
assault, whilst Meade advances on Peters
Troops have been pouring through Bal.
Iimore for the past Two months. The
regiments are spoken Of as full, though Of
indifferent material.
The French tobacco stored 10 this city,
and which will 5000 be shipped to Europe,
consists OF between 1000 aud 600 hogs
heads, alt of Vi lch is OF zoe quality and
worth several millions OF dollars.
=
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
FOREIGN News.

NEw YoRE, April 27.-The City of Bal
timOre has arrived heres ar-
The bOmbardmenL of Duppel continues.
The Danes, it was Thought, would soon re.
treat
Macmillan will probably sail on the
l4Ih for Mexico. He has made several
ministerial aud diplomatic appointments.
Cotou-AdVauced 3@4.
whsat-A shade easier; winter red $50
&c o v F4a and ea l3.sti mixed 2s.9
Beef-Quiet and dropping.
Pork-Dull.
Baeon-yery dull andIower. - 49,
Petroleum-Firmsr. .a.
Consols closed at sls@sl3.
Lofe1t per Steamship CItl Of Baltimore, ria
Qustnsto on CoMMERoIAL.- Breadstuis-
Dali ald steady ta
Provisions Dull and unchanged.
Sugsr-E tsier.
PeIrOleum-FIrmer. s.
New YoRK, April 27-The following is
a summary of the lsIesm,hipzPeun
nia's news, which sailed from Liverpool a
day befOrce the City OF Baltimore. 4F.
Ii is stated that all hopes of saving the
City Of New York are abandoned.
III Ou tu6 III
instant, and met with tremendous recep
lion The crowd exceeded anything that
was ever seen.
The London Daily News gives as re.
port Ibatlthe Attorney General has given
AN opinion that every registered SPARE.
holder 10 the Atlantic Trading Company,
tue great blockade running scheme, will
be guilty OF misdemeauOr under the foreign
enlistment act, which prohibits the EQUIP
log oflrAnsportsto be used by belligerpuis.
Arch Duke MaximiliAu receised the Mex
ioau depuIAliOu on The 10Th instant. 10 u
speech be said that rs the people of Mexico,
Oy an overwhelming mSjOrity, had con.
frmed tbe resolution OF the nOlabIes, and
as France guarantees the independence OF
Mexico aud the Emperor of Austria con.
senls. he solemnly declared his acceptance
OF The prOtfered crown. He expressed his
gratitude to The Emperor of the French,
Who had brought about solution of tue
Mexican question.
The Emperor of Austria permits the
formation Of a corps of Q, 600 volunteers
and 800 sailors for Mexico. 4, 9. .ty
The new Mexican loan Of 100000
pounds sterling at 90 will be Opeued on
The 18Th instant
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28

~PLAT1xo BALL-There are nov
quite a number of Federal soldiers at this
post uuder sentence OF eourt martial TO-
various offences. all of whom are employed
at hard labor. Many of them have = large
ball aud chain attached to the leg. We
n0tieed yesterday two or three men coming
dOuO oaiDCy street Slightly in advance OF
the guard who marched wtih = musket 10
the rsarl going through sundry gymuaStie
exercises with the heavy balls and display
ing degree of skill and strength that is
remarkable. We are told that after man
has carried this ball for several mouths it
does not seem to be the slightest tneOu.
vehience to him and he regards 1t more as a
play hing than aayrhiug else.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
NJ PARDosRp n 4HR GovERuon-

"a PARDoSED BT THR GoVERHoR-
John 3. PEBBLES, convicted Of larceny At
the special term Of the Circuit Court 1853.
has been psrdOusd by the Governor
HoIIcy, who was arrested in connection
With PEBBLES, and who was convicted at
the same time, made an nhadaVit that he
alone stole the mOaey from WeItey. The
petition for the pardon Was signed by a
= large number Of ciIi1enS ADD BY a ma
Ioriy of she iary that rsturpsd the verdict
Of Euilty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
FCLRCPIO

M. r. II. LES, ErlUetIs Physician, Surgeon and
u Aeeoueher, tenders hts professional services to
tue eitIEehs OF WherIiTg aud vicinity. pr. l.. ID
Graduate Of the ECLECTIC AeIieal InsIitute or Ctu-
elnnAt, and has had many years experience In the
practice Of his pro. essOu, AID he hopes By close
tenuOn 70 business, merit shaSO of the public
patronage. Dr. Leo has given special attention TO aud
has been emInSItly successful In the treatment Of
chrome dheAses Of variety, and especially "
sueh IS khSumAtIsm ADD diseases OF the bye EAr,
Liver Complaint. Nervous Debility, Cane4 n and
Ulcers, Constipation, Piles aud dss1sus Of tho Kid.
neys, Gravel, 40 nthose who have bOsn pnsucctSs.
fully treated Tor any Of the above dISeAS6S would
nnd to their interest TO consult DR.. Lee Without
delay. Our practice v sAfO c0tAD aud prompt leaY
ing no msreuTisI faint in The system, 0IeAnsIAg
rOnoSAIinB and strengthening the YuneIAI . stem,
acting in unison with NAIuto's unsr.ng laws.
hHAK1IA0, WRIST Va, Dec. 4Ib, 1853.
To all whom IL may concern: We the unGerSIk ned
mOnIberI Of the West Va Leg laIuTe lake pleasure
In nylng that We have known DR.. Richard II: Lee
many years previous TO the breaking out Of the Rs-
eeliion a. . 'aeee;if1! and emerge 10 practitioner
AWh1 county, Va, and In GAliiA county, Ohio.
@. sLACK, senRtOr TTh Dust,
W. 8. DuHBAk 81. II. H.,
JOHN n. PHELPS, Prea senate,
once one door south OF Kramer'S HotOl. Main
street. mfR9 9mk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
WDEAEa % = OLE olF:IEN.-Aa,

nEDEATH OF Az oLD CIr;GEN.-AR,
other one OF the venerable GitlSsns 1ho
link the present uith the past. has Roas
to sleep with his fA,hers Daniel Steeu-
rod. than whom few men were more uni
ver,slly kuOEn In this community. died
4, his residences on the National road. one
mile and a half east OF the city, at 2
O'Clock yesterday moruinS. The deceased
visited the crty ia his eArriags on Tues.
DAY morning, aud appeared to be in the
epjoyurut OF His usual health. On the
eveaiug of the same day be complained
of Pain in the side. which seemed TO par
take of the character Of PIsurisy. He grad
u.lly grew worse aud expired about the
tine stated BE has for some time telt a
conviction that his days would not be ma
NJ more. Upon renewing his subscription
to this paper short time since, be re-
Marked that be hardly expected TO live to
see the time for which be subscribed sx.
pire
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
TIE GREAT ENGLlSM REMEDY.

This Invaluable Incidence Is unfailIug In the cure
Of all thOse painful aud dangerous dseAsss to which
the female constitution Is subject. 1t moIsrAtss all
oxcesA and removes all obstruetIopS, and speedy
cure may 10 rsIisd o.
TO N ARnIED LADIES
it Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short lime
bring en- the mOnthIy period with regularity.
Inch bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
l1eut stp Of GrsAt britain prevent eounterfsitA
CAUTION.
tn - Pills BhUuIu uOt DO taken by females during
ths RInsr TIiREE MUNTus OF Pregnancy, aS Ihsy
are sure to bring on MsearrIAgO, but at any other
time they arc safe.
In All cases Of nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the Back and Limos Fatigue GU slignt exsrtion,
palPltaItOa VI tho Heart, ,HyaisEies Whites,
these iila Will eject cure when all other means
have failed: and although \ powerful remedy, do
not contain Iron, ealOmsl anIimony, or anything
hurttul to the constitution.
Full direc ions III tue pamphlet around each pack
age, which should ts raEviuIIy preserved.
Sole agent for the United staIos and OAnadAs,
jon MOSES, "a CortIaudt ST., N. =. =
N.B.-Sl.OO aud si1 postage stAmps, enclosed to
any authorized agent will insure bottle eOntaiuInR
my Ptla BY return mail
$ Pot sale by LAUGHLINsG DUsuFIELD,
lyIo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
Town Lots for Sale.

THE undSrsiened having In IuIo Town Lots
Il about HlE acres Of the Pasture Rield Belonging
u the estate Of Dr john EOd deceased, lying be-
tween FIRST and SECOND streets, Ia th Skin Ward,
Centre WheeltuKJ will sell the same ~ private
safe, until NO DAY, MAY 9Th, 1861. = r.
On which day, thUAO LOss TebnInInE upRotd yin
be offered At public auction, ON RaE FSHnnEs 1t 10
O'clock, A. -. tlt ~ = -
sixteen Of these Lots 80 feet 'front.' by 100 feet
In depth. Ten OF them SO feet 'front.' BY o. feet
deep: Others are Of different AiGss, GooOFding ~
locality. -t = = 49,
The streets and alleys have bson 20 iudieIJusly
arranged ~ TO AFFORD convenient access t. the hole
The Plat Of the addition Gao be Ss0n upon appll.
cation 70 the underSigEed.
The attention Of capitalists and Others, seeking
inyeStmsnts, - ell rs persons OF modem means,
dshiII Ing 'iles for home, i asked fT thes0 Lots
The reSIdue Of the raslurs.hElI IL also for sale,
con aiming About eleven and II not previously
sold will 6e Ghsred At PuDIic auction, aI Ibe aAme
time and place.
Terms will be made known on the day OF sale.
- - BEVERLY u. EURF,
apTlS:ts kxSeuLor Of JOhn EOh.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
~A Hsr 70 FAeur.s-rb.,. A.,

H%A HsT TO FARuEas are
three things easily raised aud harvested,
for which, the farmer may depend upon IT,
there will al enormous demand aud high
prices paid duriug the war. We refer to
potatoes, beans And onions. The farmers
could not do better thiOg for themselves
and their eouutrymsn than 10 plant these
vegetables very excessively. IfIappears.
as the spring advances, that the wheat
crop is likely to be short. aud that fruit
will be scarce. onions, potatoes and beans
must be had TO fill the vacuum
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
Volunteering of Hundred Days Men
Prom Chattanooga.

CIxcISSATI. April 27.-ColSuel Conrad
Baker has oeen; Lieut.. Governor
to tilr the vacancy caused by. tue declinA.
ton of Gen. KimOalI
Volunteering 10 Indiana 10 response to
the caIlfor $4,000 hundred days. men, Is
progressing faVUrAbIy. ne.- - -natls'i
News from the interior of Ohio indicates
that the National Guard will ttarn out 10
large force 90 Monday.
Over 2 900 of p6vat,upriIe cotton was
sold yesterday at. 7l@7si!S
AspeeiAl to The Gazette frsm ChattA-
nooga says; Ssar-Sf
Ga the " 1.-The rebeIssattaeked our pick
cts oear Nicksjocks GAP killing f Se AID
wouUdiug seveu, qndzcapt nEing nineteen.
Some OF our men were killed Glter surren
deFipg. Several wounded me q. were butch.
cred Us they lay oniheiefd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28

- FEul Boss seE os5rtuEiet The
folio wing conversation Is contributed to the
last number OF the R.!lep.; JeuJagt aud 10
said to have lately taken, phase IN, this city
between two gspusneR Ot, African de-
Jaek-aHey, Tom; you Z Eswius to list"
fom-''No, I'uOt gWiue to 'li0t." Is
J-"Rhat for, Tom, you not gWiue to
.F.-U bel You dOu't catch dis niger
J.ISwby, Tom, you bab as good right
to SIGHT as de white man. You libip' here
under de Goberment and hsb de protection
OBJ "Uncle Abe" as veil as de white man,
aud you hab IS good . right to eight rs de
white man, and you oughtn't to lib unless
you do 'liSt or do sumpeR for you'sef and
20 countryl"
T.-"HeI. Did you cher see two dogs
SIGHT ober bnas?"
J.-"Yes, ob course"
T.-sDid you cher see de bone aghS"
J.-"No."
T.-"Hs.yaI be yaI be,yaI Den dars
jist de reasOn Why not gRine to fight: I
an De bONs!r (of conteutiOn.l
Toms Joke is pretty good one but
would be bsttsr.if it WASN'T quite so old.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28

~A NAz KILLED dead body Of
a uan vas picked up on the track Of the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. near Pied
mont. 90 Tuesday morning. The body
was Aseertaiued to be that of a man by the
name Of Warner, machinist Who had
been employed at Piedmont, and who was
going elIsuhere 10 search of employ meut,
when he fell from q freight train upon
which be vas a passenger. Both of his
legs were cot Of =, the thighs. aud be is
supposed TO have been killed instantly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
wcAIrUaE OF MuLs TaAn.-ws

WCAPrURE OF MULs TRAn.-We
learn from one of the members of the Fed
erAl Court lately returned from Charleston,
RsuA~ba county, that Federal mule train
Was captured some days ago, short dis
lance above that place bJ gang Of rebels.
The rebels POunesd Buddenly upon the
train aud were in such hurry that they.
had not time TO do more than take the
mules from the wagons aud be Oh. Moth
Ing Of suy value 10 the wagons Was de-
suoyed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
pB-SEIArOa Q. D. HrBsAaD, appoiuted

nBSEIAroH o. D. HrRsARD, appointed
b. the Governor A. Commissioned to rep
reseut this StA,e 10 the Soldiers National
Cemetery Association. attended the meet
ing held by that body At Gsttysbursh ou
tie 9th inst, and has made his report.
Tue following is a list OF soldiers buried
IN the West Virginia State Lot Of The Ma,
ttOuaI Cemetery:
Simon Maine, 7th Infantry. %. =.
John BrOWp, Tth Iaianlry, Co F.
A Austin. 7th lat, Co. s.
F-Ssaart, TIn LOT, Co. C,
George Berger, 9Th Iut, 90. c.
AlrtIu L. Scott, 9Th Int. Co. B. -
Capt. W. n. Harris. lst Cavalry, Co. b.
Sergeant Garrett SeIby, lst Cav, Co. +,
Ssrg't George Collins, lst Cav, Go, L.
{. Lucy. LIST ARTILLERY, Coo.
hm. Bailey. lst Cav, Co. G.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
!; IRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Designated DepositOry and FTnGneIGi agent
Of The United States.

TDHIS BANK IL the successor to the Belmont
i Branch OF the ktatS tank Of OhiN, and Il pre-
pared TO do general Banking CJnsetIon and nx-
change business.
1t is authorized 10 receive subscriptions to the
Sd, 1854.
these bonds bear date March LIST, 1884. arc re
deeuabe a. the pleasure II the Government alter
ten years. and payable forty y0ATs from d4ie, III
coin, with interest At i've per Cent. per 0nHum in
eOin. a-l-es = -- - r
Subscribers can have either Re giStered or Coupon
Bonds A. they may prefer, in sums OF $50 or some
multiple Of hfty dollArs.s ~ - A. r L-F 9
Interest On the $50 and 800 Bonds Il payable
annually; on all oIher denOmin i.annuA y.
hese bonds will draw interest from March lat,
and the accrued inter, Ut from that day the date
OF subscription, mus- DO pAid In cola OF NAIIOuAl
currency. II pad In the latter which iDcluIss
United etates NOES $nd note u LhS Nation bank
nifty per cent. premium must DO Adu. d 70 the
amount Of interest mil OIhsFWi'e directed.
apTT JOHN O. TALLMAN, CaGh.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable Real kaIHIe in Centre

Va " AluAplo BGeaA AnNnAG lh C0nIEGs
~ hsolInR.
10y virtue Of dssd Of trust made by David Ken.
ID juedy TO Charles MtrsbaII TAISd Istu day
Of March, lb5g Enien s4tI uusu Il nov VI an
tue Mise OF the hscOEdsr TOT Uhl0 County, Deed
Bo1k LSeut1 1--we PAse nv. LundrVd AiIL rItssn /;
also by virtue OTdrE OF Lhs OtrGuIE CO.rL Tor
said county, ulate % Gu. lSth day OF Uscem Dor,
Is ). aud entoiod in ChaucSry UrLsr OOk Der
o, page -, by Nhrh TIE uIdsrOignOd WAS appointed
trustee ia sAid deed IN he piAcs Of SIIa ChaTIsG
haTBhaiI, vii On II INDAl, tie 81 day OF Nay,
ls6I, at abe trout IOST or til GOur House Of E4II
e0uHty pr, ceu FOSSIL ~ Puzzle Au tOH fDltUW.
ing pIoperty % VII LOE h0lnOrr tWO hLudred aud
tHs.Vs I3lE. In HAT part Of the ~ OF WheouuS
lAlu LuLBDy William OaAplus aud John EOn, the
sam, being sixty AiE lest wide aud Il, hdrsI and
tWsnIy .INO tett ds6i--sayIns aud S1espt.nE that
part said lJt aoId Oy kenueay wife T. stephen
Clark, GslyE siHtOsh teet Un thss Vet end Otsaid
los OsIIDE Oh SoCOnd street, running k1ek siSiy!
IUet 10 gttNO bunIISI AID thirteen. 10 be sold
in IUts OF parcels TO AuIE puTCh1seLS,' as,.r
TEhMS-UnSfOu can ttlS balance In equal
paymsbta OF hToe, ak and HinO nO1Ths, with In
IErest from data the purchase GYIhg bonI with
approved security. n. ALJHARDsuS. q
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