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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
ALSO
A IVA r. M

Containing $50 acres, about 200 aoros under good
CultlVaiODi also about acres of choice fruit Of all
kinds, good dwelling house, two tenant houses, q
large barn and stable sufficient to stable l2 horses
and 500 head OF sheep, also other outbuildings
needed on farm; also coal bark on the National
Road in good ordar. The above farm will be sold
low. Those wishing to purchase one OF the best
stock farms in the county would do we'll to call and
examine. Terms made easy.
THos A. THOMPSON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
A VALUABLE VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT GARDEN

Consisting Of 161< acres; good two story dwelling
house and ont buildings suitable for the BUSH ess
acres in fruit trees Of all kinds acre in Straw.
berries, Is aero in Asparagus, Il acre In Raspber-
ries, ace in Pie Plants and oTner things pertain
Ing 70 vegetable gardeni also OrnAmen taI trees
and EYeTGTsenFj all IN state Of the highest Guilt
walton. ibis property is well located for either
garden Or other pubic business, or private res-
idence. For further particulars enquire OF the SUBJ
scriber. NOAH z. BARNARD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
An Ordinance

CONCERNING CITY ELECTIONS.
DE It Ordained by the Council Of the City Of
~ Wheeling, That the Ord nance passed January
80, 1864, euntitled can Ordinance to amena an
Ordinance to regulate the mode Of voting at City
Elections" passed January IS, 1864, be and the
same IL hereby repealed, It being inconsistent with
acts of the Legislature Of the State to regulate
This Ordinances shall be in force from and amer
its passage.
Passed Nov. %, 1884.
decl73E I.IRwIN, Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20

VIZ publish to-day list of special in
come tax payers in the counties of Han.
cock, Brooke, Marshsll, wetzeI, Tyler,
Pleasant, Marion, MonOngaIia, Taylor and
Preston These counties formed the old
Congressional District, and they now form
the first Collection district. We have pre-
pared these lists with great deal of care
and they will be found entirely accurate
we think. Their publication is matter
in which every citizen has more than a
passing interest. 1t is one means eDjoined
upon the officers of the revenue by
the Treasury Department for secur-
ing correct returns. 1t is taken for
granted by the government that publicity
ccnduces to honesty in handing in returns,
and the government therefore desires to
see the list in print, in order that every
citizen may dwell upon the figures aad
compare them with his ideas of what each
man'sreturus oughtto be. In Cincinnati, tits
claimed that there has been the most fright
ful swindling practiced, and that the
swindling is general. 1t is the belief, of
the revenue officers here, that the list as
published yesterday and to day affords but
few instances of Incorrect or fraudulent
returns.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
A CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
GARDENS, COAL LANDS AND
RARMs, FOR SALE.

WIsHING to move west I offer for sale my
w property, situated on the National Pike, six
miles west from the city OF Wheeling, W. Va, being
halfway public stopping place between st. Glars
vile and bridgeport Ohio, SHOWN as Charles Bar
nard's Pleasant Valley store and Garden.
Tho property oe Ists Of two Dwelling Houses, a
good Country store, and ten acres Of LAID which
there is 80 Apple 100 Pear, 100 Peach, 800 Plum,
% Cherry, and 90 Guinea StreeS, also other fruit
trees Of nearly all kinds, 1850 Gooseberry and 1900
Ourraut bushes, . splendid Strawberry bed, Black
berries and Raspberfies of the best varieties Grapes
of different kinds, 1900 Evergreen trees, with q
variety Of choice Ornamental Shrubbery and Flow
erSi tWo-fth Of an in Valusble Asparagus bed
The most OF the fruit Is now in q bearing eondi'
tOn and is OF the best and choicest kinds the
try affords, suitable for market and home use.
This being public place, only six miles from
It would be q good place Tor a private
residence or country resort, either Rs q saloon,
boarding house or pleasure garden.
For further particulars enquire Of
CIiARLHJ BARNARD,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
FOR SALE.

V'HE DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE in which
now reside, the east side of Chap line street.
Tho location is a pleasant one, and convenient to
FIRST Of April. For terms, which will be made easy,
apply to
dec12 1Wh JAMES MAXWELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
THE PLEASANT VALLEY MILLS

The above mill has four run OF burrs with an ex.
celent engine, but for the most part propelled by
water power, with thirty acres of land good dWei-
ling house and stable, and any amount Of coal within
q few rods of the mill.
Also, an excellent Saw Mil adjoining the above
and propelled by water power, consisting of a per-
manent frame building 80 by go feet three stories
high, with one upright sash saw and two circular
saws for lAth; also good DIV Cling house
lent lot Of land belonging TO the Saw Mill.
The above property will be sold all together or
separately to suit purchaser For tn rther partio
ulars enquire of the Subscribers the premises.
JOHN KINSEY. and
ALFRED RINsEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20

Our of little upwards of $IO2 600 in
come tax paid fby this Collection dis
trict, Ohio county pays over $50. 900. or
four. fifths of the whole amount.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
Dissolution Of Partnership.
WANTED

A tho Boarding Houses are all full, will pay a
IA reasonable price for FURNISHED ROOM with
some private family for myself and wife, within two
or three squares ofthe Mcclure House. No children;
will be no trouble. All communications will be
answered personally. Address, for one week. BOX
S4S, POstofies. decI7 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
ALSO
r. a r. M,

Containing 197 acres pfIand 25 Of which cleared
the FsIuaaIatus weii JtruBgTod. There ex
ce.lsnt Goal Banks on the premises; every field on
the farm contains good spring Of water. There Ia
also good orchard OF grated fruit dwelling house
barn, stable, and other utbuildiugB.
For further information enquire Of the subscriber
p. j. B0dGS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
For Sale.

g. liam ENGINE. Is inch cylinder, 45< iest struks,
= With large main GhAft, 20 foot ~ weed and All
plpa attached u INT rate running order.
~ h1 IPDe so+- Q, Arost Z o. $500,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20

vUa great victory in Tennessee Is in no
wise diminished by the details coming in.
On the contrary it gains. Gsn'l Thomas
seems bent on undoing the enemy as utter
ly as possible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
Stray Cow.

STRAYED away from the subscriber. living on
~ clAy street, East Wheeling, about the I'd INST !,
DARK BRlHDLE COW, with eramPly horns; half
her tAll NhIte; about seven years old. A suitable
giving word where she may be had.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20

For Cincinnati and LouisvIIIe.
IT, The steamer LRoNoRA No. 2 Cant.
- ,ltif DAVIS, will leave As above on WE'D
ANES0AY,2 lst inst, at O'Clock P. II.
For freight or paSsage apply on board. dee1S Sc
The New York herald., 1864-07-09
ExPREssEs.

puRNHAMs FuRNfruRB EXPRESS COMPANY OF.
- nee lis West Seventh street between Fh and s.'h
evsruos ssatuary &o bored and shipped 70
I'll parts the world large wagons moving furniture
= 0iy or % lauY. Storage fer furniturA
The New York herald., 1864-07-09
LpEnT G. HAYWOOD, AUcrioNEER.

at public anct
A chance for nousekepeers and dealers
On this day Saturday. the elegant residence or y.
@nrnham, Esq No ~ West Sixteenth street. between
Filth ana Sixth rm1Dcing at lux O'Clock,
1up-rb Drawing Room FnrL covered with Frsnc bro
of richest descrpAon; to match Piano
3ortethe richest assortment offered s aacton this
Etseeres stauary maibe kookcase Lace Curtains,
Bronze C7ock. Encoignures We vet Carpets Mirrors Ex
Ger Table. Buffet Ohina Gass silver Ware Table Cut
$sry. rosewood Bureaus Bd,t-ads Conmodss en- suite;
Hair Mattres es b Banket Sofas, Chars; so. all
4te Furniture of the servants Parties wis ing
60 attend this sale will the fiith Sixth
ssFes A.tor. 81. N chaas Metropolitan Hotel,
1eaying at Sixteenth street. few doors from the house
~ W. IVES i CO., MISUNDERSTANDING
5hursdsy, July H. at oco X the fixtures OF George
FoSs esla5l shmen consisting part of three large and
ornsnen,a showcase Wardr hes, mirror Doors ten Coun
ters black walnut aud MAHOGANY ton Sho@case De -ks
Shades &c. ha They made ordsr under Mr. FoA's
personal SUBDIVISION. Now Oh exhibition
r EoRGE COOK, AUCTIONEER-sECOND HAND
VI aud New furrture-rh - d.. Mt lG% O'Clock at sales
rouaR I4i broadway lot ~ Chairs. Sofas,
6edsteads Desks Gas FL Also Parlor Cham
ber suits BnHets elegant rosewood Wardrobe and BAgee
BoIkca Fstenson Dining Tsbes Lounges Rockers. DC
Goods packed for shipping on the pr"mi eG
GEORGE COoY, AUCrIOSEER.-THIs DAY. AT
NJ clock Mt salesrnnms l4l krnadway. surcrb Coupe,
aesriy new, top shifting Wagon, Road Wagon &C.
The New York herald., 1864-07-09

yxrlIIARn's HOWARD arIfES EuN BOSTON --THg
w shscfhcr Ia TF-srcd 70 arrange with for ts
ensuing and ee seen for two at James
Conanr I. Co.'S, a. vvvst Hoa tn street
HENRY WILLARD Lessee
The New York herald., 1864-07-09

OF mn WILL BE PAID FOR TWO GOOD voLuN.
YlsUUU teersi choice % rcsimcnti 20 men for the
navy, Apply at 10 college pacs, Hudson Rivar Rail-
read Depot. second noor. fycn. roow.
The New York herald., 1864-07-09

A UoTION sALE-oF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
n nture. bs T. ROTH, Anctioneer. this day lsaturiA
July O'Clock precisely nj the iee story resdeneo
lis Clinton pAoe Eghih street. between Fifth and sixsh
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURH.
puiis in rich rrpch brccstei and repsi
furkfsh EASy Chairs Lounges To match ROSEWOOD
Centre and Por Tablss EageIe Corner and Book Stsns
n day Bronze Clock China and Partan Vases fsrlor
Ornamental eIeesut grocate Cursina hne COL
lection Of OH Paintngs Engravings. large AiErors aud
&AGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE, STOOL
AND COVER COST 500;
nm elegant instruueut With round burners beautifully
carved legs and with a mo Tern improvements
Orung full iron plate French action full
SusaW and mahogany Bedstasis Bureaus wsshsands
oas Chairs Rockers, Mirrors ocks Tables Bed Lounge
Sprng and BAR Mattresses Beds, Blankets, Tea Tab ies
f1tsnsen Table gass China snd Silver Ware, Table Cut
N B.-Parss wish ng attend the sale will take SixtA
avenue stages, leaving At Eighth street.
kaouse.
The New York herald., 1864-07-09

CHERIFF's SALE.--RICHAgD WALTERS. AUCTION
- VIII se ths dsy SATURDAY July y, At n O'Clock
two doors above oSih street. the Third Harlem
p.qusntNy Of Tools. consisting OF Lathe, Drop and
Hand Prcss and several Foot Presses vises Dies and
other Tools JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff. e
L. BYrxr Deputy
The New York herald., 1864-07-09
IIEERY d. MINER. AUCTIONF NFRR-SALESROOM
IL SI Nassau street, 6pro~te the Post olce.
i LIE or HIGH GRADE


MIsER 4 SoMkRviLLE via sell At auction on Wedpee.
A&y. July H. at H. O'Clock at the sarsroom 81 Nassau
ssee an invoiee Of hne od French Branches imported
late os Brcaawsy whose well established reputation
sufficient EGarantec OF the pnrcnes aud Of
art Xac stock cons = 500
ooNs.. aad s positively gasransed as per sas.pe The
attention OF H1o Hacc sell pvae buyers In parc-
larry realnslsa to this sas ~ the nes 10,
8sandes oesed .. pnsc sale In ihis city
fne above j. All IN s,oeaud ready Tor immediate delivery,
and WIZ positively sold without reserve In lots
p.rehasers
The New York herald., 1864-07-09


4 WELL EDUCATED GERMAN LADY. JUST Ar.
~ arrived and having been FOR several ears governess
tne hrst fns.uOrs 81 petHrsbrr9 Russia, de-
situstion eovsrnes with an American or French
family She speaks French rramma.csy and lueutiy can
and has TO the counr, Best 70
rance. Inquire OF L. g. Ho inhn No Whilehal street,
New York sNo Vesandsh place. near Henry street.
Erooklyn.
lrrArsH,s MERCANTILE cObLEGBs 62 BowERy
n and 2s3 rgtou street, Brooklyn ladies' enjoy the
advantages gentlemen ~ ring business edu
eaiion In bookkeeping Whiting Arhiaolic. &c Terms $40
open das ana evening the year roond.
WELL EDUCATED LADY WILL GIVE rNsTErC-
N tiou English Frsnch Music partial equivalent
for board in respectable family the country Address
u. o. station &.
. PROFESSOR or FRENCH rs oPeN TO An I'm.
n gag~nen. houra daily Tor the ensuing ytsr
years experience IN hrbt class cS institutions:
highest Testimonials adduced Address French Frofsssef
200 Sixth avenue.
JJ,grN,,H fASGuAGE-By PROFESSOR PARRAiN,
graduate Catholic University OF L1uwan, ieen
tate School " Paris tcachcrs' scaoo Tut
lion warranted Ia ttse nonthA Accommodation for
raj scholars ~ Bond street. .
sI,o TBAcuBRs.--wANTED. FOR cTfv LADY FoR
bnelish and feno 10 bcsin 10 .uga,s arrsngemsn,,
be neds his wocx Fst class lady Pianist aod Vocal
for salary liberal several ladies' for French
aud Music Gceman To- Classics September iniefvicw
Monday Frisuopalien aiv. FOR important
posltor the tut All who want positions shpud ca
or seud for form application, J. NJ. SOHkRMERHORN.
Acuary Amnrcan school Insute lSO Grand street, near
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-07-09

NaIss ANNIE WAITE, THE POPULAR YouSd TIA
w gedenue asd Mr.. W. n. LEA X, prrpa
va's VITA managers theatres fsr Their
repertoire of plsys Is largs inc AIDING yTal
peeea produced in tHs conntry Aidrsss Connor
Co, rs West HOusteh ssrcot. " "
The New York herald., 1864-07-09
yoUKNEAY. AycrIoNEkR-oFgIon No. rINs

A JOURNEAY, AUCTi0NEER-OFFICE NO. 8 fINR
a. street New fork.
Executors sale Of valuable staten Island Lots Tomp
Hnsviie Also 22 Land between the nnger board
GoAd and rai rad, NJ public auction
BY AJoURSEAY: on Thursday, July 2s at the Ex'
change Saosroon, Ill Broadway, n r. at IL O'Clock M
II Lots Van Duser street, commencing southeast COR
OF Grant stresk g.s..
Three Lot. Grant street. commencing at point ~ fees
1rom southeast Of Van Dussr street .
20 acres of Lard between the board road and rail-
1ost about ~ mile from Vanderbilt Land ng adjoining
1he properly of Msssra L. H. Meyer w. ID. Cuhbertson
andJ. McCulougn very a~srAbiy located N IN I'm.
Ind offers greaI Inducements to capitalists seeking profit
Atls The property Is eigby situated - be
up into lots IL sale whica viii bo
Abeai Maps with fun particulars at the ONCE Of the
The New York herald., 1864-07-09

I)ANJO AND ITO DANCING VAUGHN, Bv 1HB RE
ID nowned JOHN BOoAN. manuf>stvrer and teacher %
the banjo No 5second avenue. fsnps modorate banI8
Of superior teHs Tor sAA
The New York herald., 1864-07-09

-,S>~>~s.~->>-yS-~>,
T AM pELIvERINu PRIME FED ASH AND LEHIGH
CSa-stnyo range. CRATE AMI furnace Si ~ per toa
large nut, % IS Orders by post OIL ed promptly
THOMAS STOkES
Corner Thirty second street aud Tsn,h svsaus
The New York herald., 1864-07-09

"A The World Renowned. the World Renowned.
The wooaer OF the Age The wooa,r a the Age
TIE GIANTS MUSIC FsfLL. h3t baoADWAY. 69A
NEW LADY, REGEuIrS
Fifty youpg, beantifi ami fascinating ass lust arrived
from Crca ssa frst in concert saloon,
THAI evening. when they will sppsar IN
FULL UNIFORM
join the other ladies' q the bgsee in their usual dr
IL A. rlposs bio for Rrnuond 10 stand long seIc the
being N their pnssessca the
orsy leave to heir knowiedge of mtsrv tct
aad fascinating The
m. of the pabc account ~ tie
staie OF ha and rlstacs mssr h.
dcsvofs make them ~ comfortable as possible
Admission free. Major Gereral kfuHAfT.
Ctmmandes in Chief.
The New York herald., 1864-07-09

NOTICE THEATRICAL
IN pschased from the late CHARLES seby. Bsq the o.
cIsye right to perform the persenatian entitled
AN HOUR IN SEVILLE.
And hase copyr GIFTED tho sane.
this card will hereafter prevent the unprncpte1
use OF piece ether belonging to ne. Should
fail to secure viii he reiuctan,y
peled aud w hold not onis The
parties them be bu, so the rsusgey
ss the where they rmiucd 70 be "a formed
BARNEY WILLIAMS.
The New York herald., 1864-07-09

IIENEy D. MINER, AUTHORITARIAN ALEsRoOM. 81
Ii Nassau street opposite tn. Hust ohcc.-MiNER 4
SOAEEt iiaE will sell, NJ anct,nn saturday, July 9.
a tia O'Clock NJ their saiesroom. II Nassau
gal assortment OF Household FrpuTe removed for
yencuce Of saie consisting of Velvet Brussels Ingram
Farpes: rosewood and mahogany Rcdxtcads Hair and
Straw Mattresses Fea,er Beds Holsters ani llows;
ensanJ Sofas, Chairs Mirrors Xp,ravngd Paintings
ke-aly black VIA Desks: also, SharH's Billiard
ysiis with Balls and co,nplete also,
octave fianoorte L. Gilbert New YORK.:
wood octas Panofore nnixhe oacS olean attschmcn.
made bv j. Giibcr TO es 'stnn; also rosewood
fsss upright houdoir Pano'r'e Of brilliant ie
b. paer. rats Also at O'Clock in front of
81 Sassag street. grIy Maze, rs hands high.
old. rersacy sound ant kind; also hav Horse. Wagon
and Hs.nass aiso 30 Sewing Machines and Needles ALSO
. private Library Of Books
The New York herald., 1864-07-09

WooDSTHRATaB CINCINNATI; WOODS fugA.
w tire, Louisville. XIV and the Theatre Nashrie
Tenn.-hdes snd ssnteuen Of standing N The prosss1A
dssrps TO ZOE the coming season, OF abo tfnry
either above theatres viii glssse address
purdeid FLYNN, Managers, Woods Theatre. C'neinnAs
OHIO,
The New York herald., 1864-07-09

rCo THE DRAMATIC PROFESSION OF AhERtCA.-
l. Ladies and 0entrtncG-ln yiew or the present Ansn
cia condition o the country a. well Al the aforarT CON
placed b. the engagement enfsreA
department If ths Ira uutty
action considered indspcnsbc for Professional
protection invited nj lhe AHtnr House.
Monday July H. at O'Clock r. NJ. 10 afopt measures Tor
THP COMMITTEE
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14
Novel Thanksgiving" Services.

At Piqua, Ohio, on thanksgiving day,
Rev. Colonel Moody was just about to
announce his text, in the Methodist
church, when paper with the news from
Chattanooga was received and handed
up to the pulpit by the sexton. The
fighting pastor read the headings of the
Geographic news and said 1.-The con-
gregation will all rise. Now, three cheers
for the old stars and stripes !" They
were given with a will, and the walls of
Green street church rang with the shouts
of strpdy old stewards and leaders,
Now sing-all sing-Praise God from
whom all blessings fow." The congre.
cation all joined. "Now," said the
preacher, shave to much good sence to
think that you would rather hear me
preach than hear the news" So he read
all the dispatches with the editorial which
was frequently cheered by the congrega
ton. Then followed some excellent re-
marks by Rev. DR.. Wheelock, of the
First Baptist church, and the exercises
were closed by benediction.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14
Get a Hon e and Keep Tt.

A leading object with every young
man should be to secure for himself
permanent home. And for its greater
stability, it should consist partly Of land,
and IN to certain limit, the more Of it
the better, if paid for. The house
should be as comfortable and attractive
as one has the means Of making it. 1t
should be one that the heart can grow
TO, and viii cling around more and more
firmly with every passing year. Its own
or should desire and purpose to keep
possession of it as long as he lives, and
his children should grow up feeling that
there Is one place fixed and stable for
them amid all changes.
Americans arc altogether too rowing
in their habits. We build houses cheap
". and pull them down without regret.
Or we sell out and move away half
dozen times in a lifetime, in the vain
hope of lettering our condition. How
much better to chose homestead early
in life, and then lay plans with reference
to abiding there. Even though our
gains be less than are promised else
where, certainty should seldom be Civ
en- up for an uncertainty. "a bird in
the hand is worth two in the bush I
Only those who have experienced it,
know how firmly family become attach
ed to their long loved homestead. No
children love home so well as those who
have known only one. As the young
become Of marriagable age, they should
20 out at once, one be one, from the old
homestead, feeling it to be the model
after which their own should be estab-
lished, and knowing that this will remain
unchanged as long as the parents live,
a place to which they can return, and
where they will be ever welcome. A
pleasing writer confirms our doctrine
thus !: "There is a great gain in being
settled down. tits two-fold. Each year
accumulates about the farmer the materi-
al by which labor is lessened. The
rough channels Of labor become worn
and smooth. A change involves great
loss, and rarely is there corresponding
gain. Time is lost, labor expended
money paid out, the wear and tear ofre-
moval is no small item and above all,
the breaking up of old associations is
often disastrous in the extreme. Pa
rents and children become unsettled in
their habits, if not in their morals
Let the man who has homestead keep
it /. let him that has none, get one, and
labor to render it treasured remem-
brance to the absent, and aconstant JOY
to those who abide in it. To all which
every intelligent thoughtful person must
give hearty Experimentation
1gricultnrist.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14
IMPROVED
Duplex in Full Ruby Actions

A first class Hunting Time-piece of silver material
which is eectro-fne plated Is k gold. most dura-
bly, wrought. malsng the imitation fantless that
itcannot be detected from the solid material by the
most experienced judges acids will not affect it,
ruhy Action has sweep seconds and is not to be ex-
celled in general appearance This Is Decidedly one
of the Best Articles offered fer traders ana spec
uIatOrs Engineers. emigrants, and persons travel.
ing will find them superior to any other alteration
climate will not affect their accuracy Price, pack
ed in good shape and in good running order only S35,
or ease of g. for $500 l3 fr-@
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14
Silver Double Hunting Levers,

BEST QUALITY CASES. over which electrofne plat
ed Is k gold, similar to Improved Dupler and sup
erior adjusted movements with ''Stop to be used in
timing horses, etc; has -Four hades for Washington
and Greenwich time, sweep second, and all the i'm
provements. All in all taking its beautiful and taah-
less dpper1nce and its superior increment into consd
Grafton we regard it decidedly the cheapest article
of the kind in the market. Price, in good running
order $685. or case Of 6 for $500 #fE t8
Fey' We ask no pay in advance but will forward
either of them to responsible parties to any pert Of
the Loyal States with bill payable to expressmen when
the goods delivered giving the buyer the privilege
of examinations and if satisfactory, the watch
be returned at our expense.
The express companies refuse making collections on
soldiers and other parties in the disloyal States. con-
scquently all such order mast be accompanied by the
to insure attention. We make deduction oftwo
dollars either watch when the payment is forward
ed in advance.
Money may be sent by express at our expense.
THOS. CAFFERTY & CO.,
90 and 95 Broad Street. opposite City Bank,
nj On Providence, r. l.,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14
stray Notice.

T,AKEN Up by the subscriber residing in 1trs%
i the Town of Highland, on or about the EfSAs
I4th of November, browish gray HORSE11Z~-1
COLT White all of his feet white spot in the fore-
head. Supposed to be months old. The owner u
requested to call, prove property pay charges ana
take him away. HlkAM FohD.
Highland, Dec Sd, 1868. nl5--wF