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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-13
Our Public Debt.

The Lincoln papers are attempting to i'm
press the people that our monstrous public
debt is little blessing. England has a
magnificent public debt, and while it is beni-
fetal to her wealthy classes, the interest is
paid from the toll and sweat, the suffering
and hunger of laboring millions. British
statesmen and Abolition newspapers may
laud public debt as national blessing, but
the hard working and industrious farmer,
the shoemaker, the blacksmith, the carpen-
ter, and other mechanics who are undermin-
ed by it, do not see it in that light! Our
Public Debt is benefit to the wealthy.
They invest their money in it, go scot clear
of taxation, snd have their interest paid in
gold! We are glad to notice that Mr. No
Bile has introduced bill in Congress to tax
National Securities as all other personal
property is taxed, but we suppose the Abo-
litionists will vote it down --7rBin Adr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-13
RNR'AN.

The washerwoman of Holland and Belg-
um, who get up their linen so beautifully
white, use refined borax as a washing pow
der, instead of soda, in the proportion of
one large handful Of borax powder to about
ten gallons of boiling water. They thus
save in soap nearly one-half. All the wash
ing establishments adopt the same mode. -
For laccs, cambricks, etc, an extra quantity
of the powder is used and for crinoline ire
quiring to be made stiff strong solution is
necessary Borax, being a neutral salt
does not in the slightest degree injure the
texture of the linen; its effect is to soften the
hardest water, and therefore it should be
kept on every toilet table. To the taste it is
rather sweet; it is used for cleansing the hair
is an excellent denhi6ce, and in hot coun-
tries is employed in combination with tar
saric acid and bicarbonate Of soda, as cool
ing beverage. Good tea cannot be made
with hard water, bur all water may be made
soft by adding tablespoonful of borax pow
der to an ordinary size kettle OF water, in
which it should boil. The saving in the
quantity of tea used vii be at least one
fifth.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-13
TERMS---$2 PER ANNUM

of every man leaped with fearful thrills a.
| they swept past frowning rock which al
most grazed them as they passed. On few
the brig. and thicker and fearful became the
rocks, which raised their heads on every
side.
Port shouted the boy.
"Port it is
''Steady-so.
STEADY it is "
Starboard-quick -
''Ay, ay-starboard it Isl
''Steady--so -
Steady 1t is.
At this moment the vessel swept on past
an overhanging cliff; and Just as a vivid
flash of tightening shot through the heav-
ems and revealed all the horrors around, q
loud shout was heard from the yohhg pilot,
and in momen all eyes were turned toward
him. Ile stood upon the extreme end of
the yard, and held himself By the lfft. In
moment more he crouched down like IT,
ger after his prey, and then with enc leap he
reached the projecting rock
Revenge revenge!" was all that the
doomed men heard, and they were swept
into the boiling surge beyond
Breakers reef!'' screamed the man
forward. 'Starbodrd, quick
But it was too late. Ere the helm was
half up, low, tremulous grating of the
brig keel was felt; the next instant came d
| crash which sounded high above the ele.
ments, and the heavy mast went sweeping
away to leeward, followed in few moments
by large masses of the ill-starred vessels
wreck and cargo. Shrek after shrek went
up from those doomed men, and they were
in the grasp of power that knows no mer-
cy. The Storm King took them for his
own.
The next morning small party Of wreck
ers came down from the rocks and moved
along the shore. 1t was strewed with frag-
ments of the wreck, and here and there
we're scattered along the bruised and mutila
ted forms of the brig crew
Among that party was Robert Kintok,
and eagerly did he search among the ghast-
ly faces, as though there was one he would
have found, At length he stopped and
stopped over one, upon the shoulders of
which were two golden epaulettes. 1t was
the captain of the brig-the murderer of
his father The boy put his foot upon the
PROSTATE body, and while strange light
beamed from his eyes, and shudder passed
over his countenance, he muttered: Faith
er, you are fearfully revenged ~
The boy spoke truly. Fearful in concep.
ton, and fearful in its consumatioh had
been the Pilots revenge.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-13
Our best ParlOr.

Don't keep a solitary parlor into which
you go but once month, with your parson
or sewing society Hang round your walls
pictures, which shall tell stories of mercy,
hope, courage, faith and charity. Make
your living room the house. Let the place
be such that when your boy has gone to dis
tant lands, or even when perhaps, he clings
to single plank in the waters of the wide
ocean, the thought of the old homestead
shall come to him in his desolation, bringing
always light, hope and love. Have no dun
geon about your house-no room you never
open-no blinds that are always shut.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-13

AN ANT TRAP.-As the season is at hand
for those pests, the ants, housewives and
others who are troubled with them may pro-
hably use the following trap to advantage:
Procure a large sponge, wash it well, and
press it day, which will leave the cells quite
open; then sprinkle over it some fine white
sugar, and place it near where the ants are
most troublesome. They win soon collect up
on the sponge and take up their abode in
the cells. 1t is then only necessary to dip
the sponge in scalding water, which win wash
them out dead, by tens of thousands. Put
OH more sugar, and set the trap for new
haul. This process will soon clear the
house ofevery ant, uncle and progeny -IMa-
honing Register.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-13

SPoNGING ON THE PRINTERS. Here is a
little article which VIC think something offra-
ming, to hang conspiciously ovor our edito-
rial table:
1.-THE public have funny notion about
printer They think it costs nothing to puff,
advertise, &c. And thus one and another
will sponge an extra paper, Q puff, or some
benevolent advertisement. They forget that
his business makes them known. They for
get it is the printers ink that makes nine
tenths OF their fortunes They forget that
it takes money to pay compositors 10 buy
ink, type and paper and lastly, they for
get to even thank you for working for moth
ing by gratnitiously putting their business "
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-13

ADUTcHMAN was relating his marvellous cs-
cape from drowning when thirteen of his
companions were lost by the upsetting of a
boat, and he alone was saved.
"And how did you escape their fate?'
asked one of his hearers.
II It'd not go in to rote, was the Ouch
mans placid reply.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-13
: Talnable 9utament.
THE TAX BILL COMPLETE.

Statement Of all the
ImpOsts I'm the new Revenue
Esill--The Tax on Articles of
Luxury and NecesSity--Large
Advance ON TObaccO---New
Rates on Incomes. ManufaCtu-
rer's, Trades, Professions aud
Amusements 80 The Tax on
Drugs, Liquors, Clothing, Gro
Ceries, Confectionery, Stations
cry. Pottery, Paints, Furs,
Hats, Ships. Jewels, and all
Articles that can be bought,
sold OF given away.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-13

na-Some men would oppose their lesrest.
principles for exrcdiency. " ss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
FIGURING Mill for Sale.

NTIILL sell our Pl1uring Mil situated in Centre
w wheeling, on Baltimore and ohio r. 2
short distance below the b. = O. Z. R. Depot
river bAnk.
The Mil has four run OF French buTTs and All The
mJdern improvements in machinery. Iho cEpA.!Iy
Of the SIill Is $50 barrels per day.
Size Of EbRine 16 Inch bore, three feet stroke.
ttmAted at % hOrse power, three cylinder boilers
&c feet long, 80 inches in diameter. The main Guii
ing s Go feet by 40, four StoTttE and WATrhOGse
tached co feet by ~, three stolies Including tAs
ment; also new stable Sc feet by ~. Tue iT'n
which the Mil g erected IL "A by ~ feet. AL Nl
be sold with the MIlI.
We would call the attention Of capitalists 10 TIN
property, there IL Mil more IaVoTAbiy Situst.
ed than this In the western country. We haze
good ain growing country surrounding uF aIi
then we have the OhIO river At our door that
at all lines get q supply Of grain.
We arc also tAVoTAbly situated to slip our agVT
to the Eastern Markets both by Baltimore ohio
Railroad and Pennsylvania Central. We also bstva
good local trade for our -four and feed at far pTSs
We have = railroad from our Mil down to the Toe
water mark, by which We draW,Our wheat fr0In TIE
landing intO the Mil, by machinery. Thros msu
take In from two to three thousand bushels OF HEAT
in q day, swing the heavy eSpsnse Of dnyags.
should the property not be sold by the 2lNt VI
April, at private sale, then will offer II Al pct.
lie sale on that day at two O'Clock r. ~, Al TIE
Court House In the city Of Wheeling. Tsras VIII
be made easy. A. u. DETwlLEK I O..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
A GARD.

Editors Lntelligeneer
Having stopped at the Monroe House on
the Soth OF March, then proceeding to the
bridge, at the toll house missed my peck
ct book, not knowing where had dropped
ii; | returned to the Monroe, House not ex :.
pecting TO find it there. But as soon as
entered the door, 1 was asked by soldier
II had lost my pocket book? replied, |
bad; he handed it SO me, stating there was
$43, IS in 1t, for he and his fellow soldiers
had just counted it. He refused TO receive
any compensation. His name is Uriah
Gardner, aud he and his companions be
long to the Alb Va. Veterans.
Is not our country safe, with the bles
sing OF the Lord, while We have such noble
and honest men TO eight her battles?
Jas. ALEXANDER,
Sherwood, West Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of q deed Of trust, made and executed
ID to me by Benjamin =. GcCdRin aad Anna
Goodwin, his wife, bearing date the 18th cay Of
July, A. b, 1880 and which said deed is Of tresTi
in the Recorders office in the County NJ MAIShA!i
in the State Of WCst E!IEtniH, shall proceei 70
sell at pU6nc ion, at the front door O the CouF;
House TOR Marshall cOun y, iu the OF Mvu.d
vile, on Wednesday tho 2Uth day Of April H. -
1854, to the highest and best bidder the following
described property, to-Wh: beginning Al Kim
tree On the bank OI the Ohio RIVER. to tie
lands Of Milton Joner; thence s $50 4. IS poEa 10
hite YAK nj the top Of the hill, corner To ETei,r.
lex suIth; thence y $40 Is. 81 POLES. 10 . LOcut
thence = 60 81 fOes - Lima at the head ui
river; thence down the river with Ats urApdsTinsl
To Ths GeginItngi containing Thirty (sO) AcTss
more or -, being the sAmS property htTetOpTs
conveyed by Jacob CtAussr and vile, to Hem .mI1
october 1853, and which said deed l. Of ia
the kCcOrdi rs ONCE VI the County Court Of A4t-
shall county, In book u, IOliO :: sO all OF sAi
GOODWIN AMI WiIeIs right, title aud tnteFtBI in >
Certhin Lot and Iionse situated on the bank Of the
Ohio liver, IN MArSh1l county, NirstaI8 It beng
the same or part 0TI the SAme devised BY JO.sgG
Smith to Stephen bay and deSdeSt DY stephen DaN
to J. :. Ramsay anu decided by J. 8. kAuseS ~
Benjamin r. JOdWtn, and bounded follows
beginning a. a s1ake ia the road in EAid DaO's line
q stake in tho IOsEt; thence TO y GAlt OAK nth.
point above the HIUSc ia said D'S's uha. ihrU,s
with said line to the beginning Including ,gFs
be there more or les, aud ais ihe LaHk fryU;
the river, VII CT said deed from j. S Ramsey sa!i
BeuJdu.in Z. Goodwin, IS Of record ia tue he VI
ders Stico Of the County COGIt Oi SiAIshaiI eonn-
t., WeAt Virginia, Ia BOOK II, E0.to 1873.
Selling as trustee, khsll convey only such tus
as Il In the vested.
TERMS OF sALE.-One-halfr nsh Asi ,ht bal4nr c
In six months, aud the title retained until IN bal.
AI @rSi ID Id pN- 'AA-' A'' E 9. L. CRANMKx
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
Trustees Sale of Real Estate
YaInahI Coal LANDS forNnlc-

INHE undersigned Trustee tor Hester Asu t.sgla..
ton at her instance, offers for sale p.Tt ~
her farm, sItCate the Cumberland ToA. a. ut
three milss east Of the City Of Wheeling, tlt,
county, West Va; said part OneTed tor safe, MI
contain from ten to fifteen acres OF Ian t. sui, ~
purchaser, InelnCiUs OF the lu-LIC G Al
banks In the eounty,Ehtch has been UpeueI au. lAr
tally worked. Also nue. quAITiSs of limtstOI.. Il
easy Access, aud fertile s-iL run OF WAIer EAs.
through aid land Convenient Tor stOCS. "a so
Land Is fine spring OF WAter, cOavrnitut 10 ihe
dwelling house. There Is on sIne cJm .oIt4Ule nm
dwelling house and stable, both u god eoud,t 81.
and same IL -iluatei GboUt siE hu1dred yaGd, All
OF the Cumberland road, with RJod Tua4 la linz
from the Cumberland road through SAtI IALd.
Those desiring to pusehRse invited to Vlss ,Ai
land and its advantages for them -eIVss.
Terms OF sale will be reasonable, and be ulsiv
known to any applicant, By til uaIsIs Su,,I uI.,,
calling on him or II O. IoOd, Esq., Of Whssilu! =
UnquestionAble title will be Civ Ii the parrh,s.t
mr2I4wd ''''''' = Trs.'..,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04


TIE vicinity OF Parkersourg is really
getting. TO be very Oleaginous country,
judging from the following articles, which
We take from the Goze'te OF last Thursday:
We cid nothing like justice to the i'm j..
mense oil well tapped on Horseneck, near
Bull Creek, few weeks ago. II is prob
ably the biggest we'll in this countTy. Il
was owned by Messrs. J. Gil6Ilan, T. S.
COuley, Hon. ]. B. Blair and Gen. a. s.
Gore; bored aud operated by Mr. Gil6lIHn.
II Is sixteen miles from Parkersburg and
six miles from the Ohio river. Depth Of
well $50 feet.
AS soon as the oil was struck it com
meuced flowing with tremendous power, for
which the company were not prepared.
Every effort was made TO stop it and earth
tanks provided, while barrels, teams, boats
aDd pipes were prepared With all possible
speed. In spite Of all efforts to stop it, a
large amount of oiIphas been lost. The
flow is from 1000 to 600 barrels daily.
They have now hundred teams hauling
oil to the river, and several boats to re-
ceive it 10 bulk.
Last week one fourth interest was sold
to Messrs. Rathbone and Camden for S26,.
900, and they will make their money of il
10 few months. Mr. Gilfillan still man
ages the works. There are other good
sites in the vicinity owned by Mr.. Gilfl-
Ian,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
tn. Parkersburg oonv.n,,on.

We 5noti.ar ;,4,L,. 49,
...''.- 800 = 'us last 'loFgaotoWn Post
~ PtOee.upsS 81 county meeting held
80 On Tue [iSt u''' 10 appoint delegates
~ '"o fataeFsourg state Convention
w., ~u's oo.. %se's 10 Una. place 90 Wednesday
~, ,.s IN ~ pSp.ns.e ee'egstes to the Ma
a9nH. union 00nSeat'on ct Baltimore on
s ~ 80 =. Suoo ns1'' zen persons were
s.sU''0 ron e"en tO"nsh'p' and In addi-
lon' on motion Of Gen. Kramer it was re-
solved
That. That any persons from this county
At he PsrEeTsburs Gonv sne 10 I III
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
Forthcoming Bonds Require mo
stamp
WAgH1karon. March al. 1aaA
Editor. LatelLigsneer:

Editors Lntellgeneer
Gentlemsn:-Haviug received from Hon.
-Jndga LoOmis a letter on the subject of
Forthcoming Bonds, enquirinR whether
they require a stamp uuder the Internal
revenue law, submitted the same to
Commissioners Lewis, aud have just re.
eelved from him an elaborate opinion,
WnlSh ! An about TO forward TO Judge
Loomis As our Circuit Courts are now In
session. and understand the question
mas been raised in several counties, and
that some bonds have been taken witt.
and Others without stamp, you will
doubtless confer favor on many Of your
readers BY making it known through your
columns, that the Hon. Commissioner has
decided, that Forthcoming Bonds do not
require stamp. Very .respectfully, r.
~ ~ .s9s11st R.G Van WlHKLH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
m, soc ponxsntlon.

The State Convention 10 appoint delegates
to the Baltimore National Union Conyen-
ton will meet 10 Parkersburg, on the third
Wednesday 1.-THE 3O.h) of this month. The
Coavsutiou TO nominate u Union State
ticket will meet 10 Grattoa on the 6rst
Wednesday (tbs sil of August next.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
PUBLIC SALE

I n accordance with instructions fr,m He4dquar.
i tiers, Department OF Wsst VfrEiniS, will be I'D
at Public Auction, At the Government stSb e., ca
the Island, near the City Of W ceiling West Va, o.
Tuesday, April 5. 1864, ONE BUSDKED AND SIX.
TEEN UNsEaVICkABLE HORSES.
Sale to commence At 10 O'clock a ferms-CAAh
in Government Funds. J. G. EAkASWOEIH,
mrs I'd captain A. Y NJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
Recruiting for Naval Service
and Marine CORDS.

OFFICE OF PhOvOsT MAEsAAL, Isr DlslRIoT ". Va. 1
WhSelInS, March IS, 1864.
A CCRPTkD REO UICS the Naval service
IA will be cent TO he nearest Naval RsHL, Ev0us,
which, for this District, Is Cincinnati, Ohio.
hecruIIS enlisted into the Naval service, receive
an advance Of three months pay as bsunIS, T. be
be entitled.
POr the Marine Corps applicants are received be:
tween the ages Of Is and %, not less than tea
inches high. Veterans having served one full en-
IistmeD, and OF robust health, may be taken at 20
yOarsI. II
Accepted Recruits for the Marine Corps will be
sent to the ue8reEt rendezvous, which, fol this Dis.
triet, Ii Baltimore, Md. They will be entitled to
prize money but don't re- eve advance payOe boun.
~ from the United States
Subsistence, lodging aud transportation In both
cases v Ill be faruiSned by the Provost Marshal.
Accepted Recruits for the Naval Service or Marine
Corps not liable draft and will be recruited
At thiB office. BENJ D. STONE
Capt. and Provost Marshal
mr29 lNd 1st DiStTiet, ". Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
KENWOOn SCHOOL.

A PnIVATb CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
IA Boarding School for Boys-numbeE Of Pupils
limited to tWepty-fouF. Three resident Instructors
Tho Summer Session Of this Institution, in its
nth year, Will begin TuesdAy, april l9.h. APP
ply personally, by letter, to tue Kew. Joseph r.
Taylor, sw Brighton, Pa.
Patrons and references in Wheeling and vicinity
are Rev. Mr.. ADDISON, JAMES ADHESION, Il. / J.
RHODES. mT32 I'm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
Partition Sale.

RY virtue Of an Order OF Sale, issued from the
- of Court Of Common PISss Of Ts.hirZ'gs
County, Ohio, In the guiE IN Partition q AtO'i'
and 70 me directed, will CGrE for paIe the doT
Of the C5uTt House in Marietta on Tue4d4y the 5In
day Of April, a. u. 1861 At one o'clock r. N. ol'Sd
day, the following described estate, situ1tod 10
the town Of MAtanOTaS, tO.Wil:
Lot No. l, with Blacksmith Shop thereon, spp'1i'sa
At $3.50.
LOIS No. 2 and 8, with Steam FIGURING Mil. thtss
pairs French Burrs thereon, Apr Ised At s. rs -
Lot No I, with Dwelling House and store kO"a''
thereon, appraised at $l,'t0
Lot No Il, with Dwelling House theTO1' APpfs-'S'
TERMS or sALRy-one-tht1d of the purchase
money ash In hand one-tbId IN one year. aud ese
ments 70 be Secured by mortgage upou the prerlssb
A WILSON
mr17 ID Sheriff Wellington Co, .,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04

aS we have noticed, meets 90 the Wednei.
day following. We make this merely d
q suggestion, add will DO glad to hear the
opinions Of others ons the subject. 8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04

: aoA guard Cur Gag, and keep each star1
Ehdh stripe a. bright As new they wave,
Etill make It lead our ranks in war,
sim Aoat above each patriots grave
Death to the traitor thai would dare
To tran Il through the dust Of shame,
An honest hearts ltS lot viii share
And follow It to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
For Sale or Rent.

THE subscriber will sell or rent Cottage Honso
j with three rooms and porch, together with two
town lots and stable ali in good order, situated GA
Fulton street. in Ch1rehiPS addition 70 the city o.
Wheeling. For particulars apply. 70 Is s
mIsi.4t. 4sa 40 . SA OF "a S 1Fsa51E.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
BEEF! REEFII

OFFICE CHIEE CoNNISSART o. SUBSISTENCE.
DEPARRMEEF WEST ViRdInIA.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, April I'd. 1854.
SSEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received from firrt
y hands, citizens loyal TO the Government Of he
United states until Il N. April 14th, 1854, on b,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate
on Main Street.


DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court of Ohio
ID county, enteTed on tho I'D day Of March, 1894.
Ia the Gaze Of Peter and kmmt IATneu, By their
next friend, against tho NORTH ", stern Bauk Of
Virginia and Others, will sell At public auction
the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio county
on TUESDAY, THE Third LAY OP NAY MKT,
at 10 O'Clock A. II Of that day, To the highest hnd
best bidder, the following pEOpeT;y,IO Wit: 1hs
following described ParG Of Lot No guVsn ~ front
ing on San street IN the CitJ OF WheeliDE that iH
to say, the ncEthtasterp part Of AAd lot, IrOntug
on Main street h,ty-tlIes feet AID three and one
third inches, and running back with line parallel
with the southern line Of said Lot 30. I nfty-six
feet two Incl o', being the part OF Lot No nIeTe
said set Bpalt IN BuEAlly to John 7. fRFnAu Rnd
zArhaTiAh s. YarnAil. The property will be sold In
two separate parcels, each fronting tWGntysix
and aud tRO-thiTd inches on Main street..
TERNs OFSALE-Une fourth OF the purchase money
to be paid In cash, and the remainder in thTeS eq1al
instalments Of Nix, twelve and eighteen mOnths,
with interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser
giving bond with satfytncto security tor the DEER
red pay ments, but have tue privilege, his op.
ton, Of paying the whole plTchAse money IN cash
or OF paying In casa greater proportion thereof
mrSI:td DANIEL LAMB, Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04

A dispatch under the telegraphic head
mentions that "Gen. Osd is to command
the forces in Western, Val Gen. stgel
to command that department but not com
maud military operations"
What this means exactly may be mat
Ter OF debate, We presume i. is to be iu.
terpreted as meaning that Geu. Ord takes
an active position 10 the field under the
direction of Gen. sigsl, who will remain
in chief command At his present headquar.
tiers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
NOTICE.

TREAsUREE's VTTIcE o. OHIO COUNTY
April 4th 1884, I
DY recent act Of the LesiSIlt1re, the Clerk OF
d Of G Ioh Circuit Court and sVeIy Notary Public
and Recorder arc required u mako out quarterly,
on the frat dayS Of January, April, July and Oeto.
Der, in each year, account Of the received
by them, and pay the amount thereof less three
per cent, to tho County TFSaauror fOt county pur-
stature 1853
Justices and COnstAbIes ere required to pay fines
formty to the 10th SEC ton o. ehepter lS1 OF the
4. ts passed at the session OF 1865, page 2J5-
These laws take ehect from and after their pas.
sage.
Parties interested are hereby notified to comply
with the foregoing provsionE the penalties The
law Will be enforced.
JOHN BISHOP,
APr4-lEdtW&E Treasurer.