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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
Last Night,s Dispatches.

The Democratic Union Convention
LoUIsvILLh, May 26.-The Democratic
Union State Convention at last night's
session passed resolutions reafirming the
principles affirmed by the Union, Demo-
cratic State Convention ct Louisville on
March 18th, 1868, expressing their abhor-
renee for all attempts to pervert the war
from its legitimate purposes as declared by
Congress at the beginning, to use the
power of the nation under fanatic bidding
to tntiict fanatic vengeance; that its re-.
establishment and enforcement of.the con.
stitutton' as It Is, would be the greatest tri.
umph and vindication of mans capacity
for self.government that any republic has
ever giyenlto the world that the doctrine
that the States in which an armed insur.
rection has existed against the Federal
government have ceased TO be States and
shall be held, in the ultimate, defeat 6fthat
tnsurrectionS as Territories or subiugated
provinces, ought to be rebuked aud con-
demued that the, only object of the war
ought to be to subiugate the armed iusur-
rection which for the time being suspeuds
the proper relations of certain States with
the Federal government, and to tfe-estab.
lish the supremacy of the Constitution;
that We unqualitiedly condemn the pol
the United States !; that no people can SUB.
nit to the suppression Of the freedom of
elections and remain free; that this Con-
yention expresses its preference for McClel.
Ian for President, and Bremlette for Vice
President; that the delegates to Chicago
are instructed to vote 90 an unit in that
Convention, as a majority of them shall
decide. After able speeches from Lieut..
Gov. Jacob n. Hanson, Gen. Hustin and
Mr.. Ward, the Convention at late hour
adjourned .siae die. I'd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

INV YoRK, Nay 2e.-A special to the
Herald, dated Washington, 26th, says:
An affray occurred yesterday ut the
National Hotel between Senator Chandler,
Of Michigan, and Hon. D. W. voorhees,, of
Indiana Sin which the latter slapped the
formers face. A tussle ensued, when Mr..
Henegan, q friend of Mr.. Voorhees,, inter.
fered aud was was in turn assailed by Mr..
Chandler! 1 81
Hannegan struck Chandler with q pitch.
eF and dragging him to the floor by the
hair aud cuffed him until the affair was
stopped by the interference of the bystandf
ers.
The fight originated in Mr.. Chandler de-
noancing, the Democrats in such manner
that Mr.. Voorhees, construed the remarks
as personal to himself.
Aspecial to the Commercial to. day says
Senator Chandler in his seat apparently
uninjured. .E.ff,5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
8g91l9aragh.
[FRoN Qua EXTRA OF YEsTERDAY.1
Ffomc. thhss Arm,H 81 "a patnmrla 3

4 M
Ffomst the Army Of the Potomac. e
tARMKioPsPoroHAo;M Maya. g p. GM--A
messenger who left the front ct O'Clock
this morning, reports the enemy crossing
South Anna with our troops In close pur2
suit. Yg5{5 ) =
Over 600 prisoners have been brought In
since q yesterday, and more, are hourly ar
+ Fting.was heard this morning 3fntthe al.
Fectten of Port Royal and was supposed to
be from a rebel battery, Whichlwa repor.
ted % have been placed ct q point II miles
from Fredericksbnrg. ,szSs7 y
An orderly Of Lees was brought In at
Headquarters on whom was found dispatch
es to EHell from Lee, ordering him; 10 fall
back to the defences Of Richmond.
A Lieutenant, taken two days ago, said
his brigade had, been at Plymouth and
DrnEys Bluff, and after fighting Butler
were at once ito joint Lees army in
front Of Grant. y = ~
This evening detachment from the cav.
airy expedition under Sheridan arrived at
headquarters, announcing the safe return
OF the command across the Pamunky last
night and that they would arrive e. night,
Cnstarg division cut the railroad Il
miles below Hanover Junction on the 2lst,
burning two bridges and tearing MP a mile
of railroad. The horses of the expedition
are pretty Wen exhausted. But few days
rest and feed on. fine clover In this vicinity
will again pnt them In condition for service.
ATrtbune special, dated near Hanover
Junction Gath, midnight, says:
Grants!grand Hank movement was made
with such. celebrity that he mot only ousted
Lee from his stronghold at tSpottsylVania
o. b. but pushed him back beyond the
North Anna river in such disorder that he
was unable to present to our army solid
front. n 8 Il b ~ i
The tirst days march left Hancock near
Milford Station, strongly entrenched in
three lines ofearthworks, where he could
easily have repulse the whole of Lees
army. s,isi ~ . ~
o. the 24th the whole army moved down
to Mount Carmel Church, within four
miles of the North Anna. Here theIline
of battle WAS formed and the march re.
sumed, expecting Leo would show fEht.
a slight resistance was shown, but they
soon found rs too strong for them, and
gave way andWere driven pell.
and into the river. Our Pickets thenfex.
tended along the line of the river upon
the left. =
Warren, upon the right, was quite as
successful, repulsing three charges and
pursuing the enemy across and hey ond the
river, where he is strongly entrenched.
The whole army is animated with It's
successes. =''l' i.-sl-7-t l,1-,- ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
New York Market.

NEW YoRK, May 28.
Flour-Less active and scarcely so firm;
81 1907 80 for ex State; 81 6O(97 10 for
extra 3. Il. o. aud 81 1905 so for trade
brands Mar ket closing quiet.
Whisky-Ffrmer and more active at $la27
@1 2s'foE State and 81 29@1 80 for vest
ern.a -. :.iiSi
Wheat Opened dull and closed qntst aud
dropping for common descriptions; ST 67}
G9l66 for Chicago spring, ST COOL IS tor
Milwaukee club and 81 573@l IS for win
ter red Western. ...i.
Corn-Quiet and firm for old mixed west
ern at 81 so delivered.
! 0Ats-Moreactiye aud i @9c higher; s62
@ss2 for western, and 80 In cash for the
latter in store.
Rioe-Heayy at 1l4@lla.
Oofee-Quiet, Rio AZ.
Sugar-Quiet; Cuba and Museovado at
104@172 aud 90 for clarified do.
oMolassesA-Dull. 81 i.si
.Pstso!eum!G=-sseady; nothing of import
Wool-Qutet aud. without decided change.
Pork-Actiyei and higher at S2s so for
mess, $2s 90 for old do, $50 60@3l 90
for new do, closing at $50 ST3(68l 90;
S24 DOORS 90 for old and new prime, $40
for Eestern prime meSs, and 500 so for
!. S ss;i. s i8e rough sides
Lard-scarceIy 50 firm bat in fair do
mand ct 1s4@l4t:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
PzrtAprLpH,.. MAJ az -Tbo RnI

PHILADELPHIA, May 2e.-The Bulletin
has the following special. despatch, dated
Washington the 26th
The steamer State of Maine arrived this
morning with about 400 of ourIwounded
from Port Royal where they were 'trsns-
ferred to- her from the George Weerls,
which brought them down from Freder-
woundsdrsnsinins =. FEedsrieE S s AND and
these, it was thought, could be removed
last night. All the stores, &C., ct that
point were being rapidly brought of, and
1t is probable that to-day the place, Is
completely emptied. go 60,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

~ElW CoUNF1R4Err GR11E1AcKS.-
Anew eoauterfett $50 gresoback has made
its appearance; which Is not the one de-
seeibed in the dstectOrs, but is equally
good and well calculated % deceive. The
green is Of lighter shade aud the soerayiug
is eOarser than the genuine. Il. the center
Of the bill the footof the female 6gure is
not seen, while in the genuine 1t is quite
visible 10 the printing just below the
figure, in the word "ths, " there is no cross
line IN the letter 3, while it is plain in the
genuine. There il also shade Of diner
enee in the color Of the seal. No doubt
many Of these notes will be offered, and it
viii be we'll for persons to mark the differ
soee between the genuine and counterfeit
closely to protect themselves ftom being
victims.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

NEw YoRK. May 2e.-A Washington
special to the Post, says: The Senate will
at once hold evening sessions to consider
theitax bills. The tariff billeis not high
enough in its scale Of duties to suit Mr..
The Chronicle in an article, said toibe
suggested by q prominent member of the
government on the Seward. Dayton corres.
pondence, says: We appeal to the friends
of the country OF whatever party in Con.
gress not 20 vote to tie the hands; of the
government. nor TO plunge ne into con-
fict with any foreign nation, in an!6yent of
90 grave Equestion 3as the French occupa.
ton Of Mexico. - "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

On oaHlF4astlIp, Nay. as, lolP. NJ
The news from Warren and Hancock is
Peyona our expectations. Both corps
nave erected Judgment on the right bank
OF the North Anna. Late this evening,
atter q snsrp and decisive epgagement at
the enemyss line Of rife pits and drivins
him Completely from his vantage ground.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
Rebel News,

1HBADo'Rs Amy oElTR1 PoToMAo. Nay "a
The Richmond Wing of the goth says:
The losses in Wickham's brigade Gre:L
Officers killed 8; wounded "a and missing
2. Non commissioned officers and prtvates
Sc killed; 3l3 wounded and 65 missing.
Lomax's brigade: Officers killed 9;
wounded z; missing IL. Men killed 123;'
wounded 1879; missing LA. Total loss in
Brig Gen. Gordon, OF n. ] G., Commanding
cavalry, died on Thursday, from wounds
received while fighting sheridan's cavalry
near Richmond. = q = =
Mobile, May. 1s.-Authentic news from
Banks escaped, to New Orleans with 5000
men, and Alexandria surrendered to Tsy.
lor with so0o:prisohers, 20 guns, 400 mules
and 30 boats 2s In! good order, the rest
damaged. - = : =,
Baton Rouge has been evacuated by the
enemy aud now in possession of the Con-
federates. ~.
Natchez is burning, two squares are gone
and the fire Is still raging. =,
. CLINTON, Lu!!,' May 17,-NeWs from Alex.
andriajuP to day before yesterday states
that Banks has been IL days cut Oh fiom
all Communication. Il is Supposed he will
attempt to cut his way through by way OF
Aarksvills. = -
A large fotilla of gunboats went up Red
Heavy firing was heard In the direction
Of our batteries at'Fort de Russey. Result
not known.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

10 INV! YoRK, May 26.-Ths ,Herald's .Ha.
vaua correspondence says: - $50 II
Information has been received from st.
luton hasEbrokeu. out in the Province of
Spanish Gag has been hoistsd ia several
places and number OF insnrgent leaders
were shot by their own men. '.., ~, f75a,5l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

Nav YoRk, May 2s.-ChatlestOp tBarbor
advices of the 18th, to the Tribune, state
that monitors and batteries were pounding
away az Sumter all day and night of the
l4th, and was renewed on the 18th, with
renewed yigor and effect! "a ilfSl y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

.4Lou1sv11tE, May aYestoFday' Nash.
Vile Union says: ,.,i 3t.i4.z !, ii. .,,ig,
Sherman has hanksd Altoona on the west
taking the road 70 Dallas, Pantsjhg col1ty.
No further particulars. ~ :,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

NHw YoRKI May .2s.AThe Willof John
Butler, br6thsr Of Gen; Ra Ter has been;
offered for probate In the Surrpgatese once
in this city. He left an estate, the Bx-'
press says, valued at 81, ooo, 600, Of which
one lhalfis beqqsathed 70 The. MeJoFe Gen
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

D6rsERsGAHTJ. HAaa1s Kl1LRD.-A dis.
patch vas received yesteFdayfrom Me-. Gen
Stahl Who Is ct Nartinsburg, announcing
that Sergeant james Harris, of this city,
aud q member of Rouan's cavalry had been
shot and killed near ROmuey. Sergeant
Harris has been engaged for some time as
. scout, and it is likely that he was killed
BY bushWhaekers. he was buried on the
North Western road, nine miles South Of
ROmnsy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

I D~FEE Ts1LlAux.-TasSday and Wed.
pesday Of next week have been dxed for
the exhibition of the Tebleaux, by the Ia
dies of The Union Aid Society. Let every
body turn outs Witpess.sn attractive show.
and forward good eaase.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
Lees Bearer Of Dispatches Cap!
tufad.

NEW YORE, May 26-A special to the
Tribune says t.t
Rebel prisoners state that Lees whole
force is moving through Hanover Junction,
but when intelligence reach them of our
moving towards North Anna, portions fof
Of Longstreet's and Hills corps were sent to
dispute the passage of the river. Their re-.
sistanee however, though sharp was futile,
and our troopstorce their way over aud
little damage. .,;.s,,,.. '''7'E
Another correspondentsa says of the i'm.
portance of Grants last movement, that an
officer remarked after itWas accomplished
that he would have risked three battles TO
have gained the dvantsg es, he has secured.
"A rebel bearer.o of dispa tches WAS icaptur.
ed. His dispatches show;that Lee Is fall
ling back on Richmond: The army he
says is in panic, IS 10 i''..' g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
1SrRllIaofS Aou1pSsSGg61tl 'PGR-i

nRkIIRo4p AcuplNS Fn4Il PIR-i
SOxs KlLEED,-on Wednesday evening
about 10 o'slOGk. .! pelaheho oily eeclasat
occurred At Osborn Station, arSeWioklOy
on the river railroad which resulted in. the
death of young man named Campbell,
aud two sisters named MeNdanaWsy.r Il
appears that the parties had been on q vis-
it to Pittsburg to learn the truth Of re-
port which had reached them concerning
the death of q brother of the young woman
iu one of The lata battles, and were on
their way home At the time the accident
occurred, walking on the railroad track.
The mail tEaia Vas going mp At its usual
rate Of speed, and they, being unable to
get eat Of the way, were struck by the
loeonOtiVe and thrown = distance of
twenty fest, killing them instantly. The
bodice were taken % seWiekley, aud the
Coro0er held an inquest. -,
Nj. Campbell resided in the vicinity of
the Geeident.SGnd vas formerly in the rebel
army, But had recently taken the oath Of
allegiance. ThS'HtssGs IslIanaVay were
domestics, ous residing With familysof
Mr. NoClsaEy, and the other employed al
Mr.. Wallaes's tavern, near Sevieklsy.-
They are Represented to have been re-
SpecGAbls and Industrious, and ,thelr sud-
den death !. greatly ;dsploEed, byfA large
number Of fFis9da apd aeQgaintanees.
IT, ~ : g "a g 81 u
A..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

b@MoassP atsooiSi ma. los Of half .
dO1so rebel psts6tst ettissd yesterday
from Ma1tiuSbarsh, snd sWess committed to
The Athapspm. Amppg t6s number is .
Captain 3. 2, RIddlbss5gG,4 '-'t p /
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

DO=P1c NlC.AThs children Of the srd
Ward Public SChoOl Rent to oressep's
Grove yesterday o.. the steamer Odd Eel.
low. They spent the day very pleasantly
aud returned last evening IN the best Of
spirits. ,.i-i, s7s.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
~ HonE-Rinlnrn slona ~ 80

@-A9 HonE-Wlllan Stone aud Go.
steuber, two members OF the First West
ViHgioias InfaatEy IholRe wounded in
the recent 6Ehtat BInehestsI, have arriv-
ed in,tbe city. The former Is wounded. In
the foot add tbe latter 10 The arm, bat Both
are able % koabout. We arc glad 70 know
that .hstF lpjuFiss ste' not likely TO DO of a
permasent ehaFOoteEss q - e = tytfz (
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

- oRtRRss 'MoERol, Nay 25..4Ths SStsSmi-
erl Thos.H Howell; the mail boat from Der.
muda Landing, has just arrived and reports
ell quiet Ct that point IL esas iil3.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

PHlIADELPH1A, May 2e.-The entire re.
ceipIs Of the Camden and Atlantic railroad
on Saturday next. the i2sth inst Hili be
giyentor the benefit Of the great sa6lEaty
GAlEe s5sys5s ! s -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

The entire disbursements of tho Santa.
y Commissiol from May Let to May 24th,
east wet. and south are Officially stated
to be $203, Til. :, .5a,g5-g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

nav YoRix, NAY ae.-Thel Herald learns
from Washington, that The Bankrupt bill
will soon come up in the Honss, that 1t
will pass that body aud will become q, lay
before the adjournment Of the present
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

P. a,aAISSSSI hGSBb6iy3 . Fszhibtt and; explain
To- e sysy SASsh'E inssnainE e PqEsSsi'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
~PRox GRn. HUETIR,s ARRIVE

~FhoN GEH. HUHTlR's ARMY-We
learn from n Eentlemnn who arrived yes.
te.d1y from the sbsnaudoah Valley that
Gen. Hanter relieved Gen. sigel OF the
Immediate eonmapd of the Army of the
EalIsy :. day o. two ago. Gen. sigsl and
9sn. BtahI were at Martinsbutgh. Gen.
Huutsr5 &nSi5 ho1ohgsF atCSdSr Creek.
EVsrytbtng calculated to impede its pro.
gres' was js8t q the rear, and only one
RlEpntoslFe tmeatEhs allowed Gen.
Ht8ts i'd g 81 d I'd K ,.s.ibEs
that the arPy2u6to. lfSenpou the eoun-i
III through. Rhishdtpas6ed, and, If neesS-
'I&s1. korIss and nalss SNNsre to Bs bntS6 !
cred for usetsrsya 8. .''ii.....s aaiuasi5SI
-WHrsaWAI Ros1sRx1On "Wednesday
morning about one o'clock as Henry win
Hams, Of North WhseIiag, vas / EaIkfue
along up Main street. near The rsSldenee Of
william GOshorn. he was spproacbed by a.
parry Of men ous Of whom struck bin
sspsslsss bI 9. blaH in The tibs, aud be was
robbed of thirty dollaEs in money and .
check for $500, The robbers then left
Some citizens 5000 after diseoysged the
PROSTATE form uPon tie sidsValk and took
him home. Williams does lot .kaow the
mn Who struck him but t6inks he could
idsntEfy. him ses eaA5I1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
New York Money Market.

-1s- NBW YORK, May 28.
Money-oqiet and easy At 6@6z per
Sterling Exchange Quiet AZ 2o2@2os
in currency. 3,5... =, : =,
Gold Irregular and unsettled and closes
dtmer; opening At 80, advancing TO 81;
decling to ask aud closing 6rm AZ s5 .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
gO0LGATn,s HONEY SOAP,

This celebrated Toilet soap, IN such univor.
81 denaad, Is made from the choice % materials
z rnlld and emollient in It's nature, frSs
Rranelyseented,a and extremely beneficial
in its action npon tho akin. For ale By all DRUG.
siats and Fancy Goods Dealers. mTl61yl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

cGtRo, May 2o.4N94wIH ,otitsetniSS dates 10
the 21St received. NoFnsWS1 OF iimpor-
tRnce.;s &HiAptsiK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

hAshlnes delivered 10 any part Of the country
and persons B61t to dive Instructions frSO Of
sge64 foE plEeaIar a1d 6peoInan0 q 1aNihl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

\ NrsrEEIous.-A WOmau'S dress, Grim
cline, skirts, aud other articles Of female
apparel we're found 10 an obscure place
on the Island, near the river bank on
Wednesday. It is supposed thSt the woman
who owns the appatel sought this retreat
for the purpose Of DOMINIC suit of army
blue, and going OF With the soldiers. The
suspicion entertained by some that the
owner of the clothes drowned herself iu
the river is not generally credited.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
spROI1I, NoEIoEs.
gbH1HTsTS6HIRiT8T F6iTfaPai

sgHARV1IS 6HIRT8I sBRTRP1f IS
Afaliai IN mont Of French and AinofI6Sa on.
mere adid ElAahsll Army GhirtSS ofxit4otS siy8Ss
azd ptie Also, Is dozen white DEoSs sIiftsf 4
tAe following prices sig for 012Si eIB, 01s,
ea1l and az Dollars. h ~ 80 llsts6:7s SSss''
Msos Shirts made % order and warranted 70 1t,
q superior work and uneqaallod IN quality ht tie
price,. ''isi r5''- J; 4. IARIN.N
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This celSbrased Toilet soap, IN such univor..
81 dSnand, i made from the ehoIesst materials
y mlld and 5emollient in its nature, frSs.
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in it, action upon tho akin. For ale BY All DruE.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

1 ~ 1e9s, ~ 9, l.geRRas VIC hAsibssa
% duty 10 thll city toF year eFmoFs,
ISaSossthis morning 10 j6inG Gen. hernGl's
aFnyta1hs aeld, Capt FhqIpe 'sEslAtiong
with the people Of Wheeling have been
Of the most pleasant charaeter, and he viii
leave many friends who viii not soon for.
get their intercourse With him. he has our
best wishes for his safety, promotion and
general prospesity,..s
|. Lieut.. Wells who has been engaged
here with Capt, Thorpe, for some time,
ALSO leaves this morning for The army of
the Potomac. + es'e se,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

u ToH TRRNoH 0RazNDIEs, j11f -F0oSf7Sd- b
~ ~ GsfiRdS eEo.R. TkXnoR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

n 3. q Proposals. 8 Z
CEAIED PROPOs AI8 WIN b received bv ma. on
y behalf Of the City Of Wheeling, for tie Job Of
macAdani1ing with limestone, ohapIinS str: oE IRON
HirSt 20 webster ard Qnincy stfest from Fourth to
Seventh GFeets until friday, the 10th day Of June
noGes 70 fits u 20 lls.s hfIa 81 90 iff=.
Proposals to be made Ioe 4, much Per perch. -
- iail r. Is-fs ll-4ss Is5i JAMES R0DLEY.a=-
my7l.td Ola. CON. on Streets aud Alleys.
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