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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12

IT is not yet decided who "bluudered"
in the assault on Petersburg, and caused a
carefully and thoroughly studied plan for
victory, to be turned to defeat and dis
grace. The Court of Inquiry ordered by
Gen. Grant has been dissolved, it being
decided that it was not legally called, and
had not the power to summon witnesses.
But another lie to be Immediately called,
and 1t is iutimatcd that General Meade
will prefer charges against General BurR-
side, thus indicating that he was the one
responsible for the disaster. The New
York Tribune says q difference between
two Major Generals as to which should
command and rank the other, was the
main cause of the repulse; for before the
dispute could be authoritstiyely settled.
tie golden moment had passed. Who these
officers were, We do not know. II is 3 pity
they were not shot on the spot, for why
was not their conduct as criminal, or rath-
er ten times more SO, as that of private
who should attempt to desert while in the
face of the enemy2 Petty jealousies among
the war commenced, than any other one
thing, aud it is about time these officers
who display such despicable character
were made a grave example of.
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valuable CountryResidenoe
FARM FOR sATE

FARM FOR SAL
r SHALL, until the 10th day Of July 1.t.. 7e-
L for sale my Ooontry Residence and Eaz1-. -.rg,
ate in Ohio County, West Va, at station .l tas
and i've miles by the National Rod
Said farm contains ninoty-tWOI % acre uC rnfr-
fully situated and highly improved land. a rart
Of the Improvements consist ola hue TesIIel. .r.-
house smoke house, sprfng. house. baFu stable aud
other buildings, LIS appletrseS in full bal-as ri
the choicest fruit, also plum, peach, qu.ag-. llt
dWRrfpear trees, Blackberry, Raspberry, C.rr.at.
GO0seberry, Grapes, &c. - -2
This farm is considered an sxcsIlent I55atl1- Tor
. vineyard.
Said farm is underlaia with aye foot vein Of
ooal-eAsy Of access. u.s. t...
Possession given this fall
-L-dr .,..- .s LEWIS LUNsF1E1
Refer 70 J. o. Aeheson, Esq., Dr.. J. H Connolly.
Or. 7. LuEsi6rd, Wheeling, w. Va, or 70 I Ll1s
ford on the premises .f
For terms, particulars or plat apply 20 HAEEI-
BAL FORBES, Esq, 15OJ< Fourth street, wheeling,
II said farm l. not sold a. private sale bsra fls
3oth day Of July. inst IL will that - be 1Ea-eI
or sale At public suction, a. 10 O'Clock fl- 90
Tie front door Of the Court House Of Ohio County
W. Va. -l-f .r
TERMs-ons-third cash, balance IN Hlr a1t
EelVe months, or all cash II preferred. Igs-sH .
~ The sale Of the above property hsE been post.
'oned till AUGUST 18Th. EzI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12

THE Toronto, Canada, correspondent of
the New York Herald writes that the rebels
are very active in Canada and are con-
staptIy aud diligently plotting and plan
ming with their friends and allies there
how they can best aid the cause OF the
coufederacy. Just now they are circula-
ting petitions among the property holders
for the purpose of memorialiEiug the Brit
ish government to recognize the confeder-
acy as soon as possible, on the ground
that if the Union is restored Canada will
join it and thus be lost to Great Britain.
oue Of their alleged arguments is that
there is danger now of re- union because
President Lincoln cannot be reelected,
and if President is elected who stands
upon the Constitution as it is most of the
iusurgent States will at once lay down
their arms and thus the Union will be re-
stored. Such an argument has at least
the meri, of novelty. Moreover these
rebels, with their Canadian allies are re-
ported as soliciting money to use in the
coming presidential campaign for Mr.. Linz
,oln's benefit, this being the surest way to
secure disunion. To think OF prominent
rebel leaders hard at work to re.elect Mr..
Lincoln to the presidency is at least anu
ing, and shows that these fellows want to l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
VIZ upderstaud that the Board of Super

We understand that the Board of Super
visors forestalled the idea of enlistipg men
to the credit of any one sub. district in the
county, by providing that bounty should
be paid to those enlistiug to the credit of
Ohio county. So that on the part of those
desiring the bounty there is no discrimins-
ton as between sub. districts to be made.
This puts all sections of the county on an
equality aud gives the wealth and infn-
ence of no one sub district an advantage
over the other.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12

We published yesterday a dispatch show
ing how Boston Is filing up her quota in
the army. The following is full expla-
nation of the dispatches, and is given by
the New York Post 4: o. #
The British steamer Bellons, which left
this port on Saturday last, had few days
before quietly landed on Deer Island, in
Boston harbor, between four and FIVE hun.
dred men. She did not touch at any wharf
in Boston, and after leaving the men put
out of the harbor and sailed directly for
this port, bringing few bales of rsgsi
which constituted her entire cargo.
Two other similar trips have been made.
The frat vessel came from ireland, the
other from Hamburg. Most of the men
brought on these three vessels are now in
the Union army, though the emigraDts
from Ireland did not enter the Service I'M
mediateIy, some of them having been pur-
suaded by their friends that they could do
better. They began their voyage to the
United States, however, with the Intention
of entering the service, and their passage
was taken with that understanding. Their
failure to do as they had agreed in Boston
involved heavy loss to persons who had
paid their passage money.
The second company, as soon as they
arrived at Boston, put on the federal uni.
form, received their bounty money, and
went into the rsuksi thus providing ex.
emption from the draft for several hundred
Bostoniaus, whose business engagements
did not admit of their personal service in
the field. Four hundred oft emigrsnts
who came on the Bellona also enteted the
service, thereby exemPting four hundred
other Bostonians.
A majority of these emigrants had al
ready been trained to the use of arms and
some of them had been in battle. tits be-
lieved that they will do good service in our
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
WOOL.

NEW YoRK, August 1O.-The slight i'm.
provement on Kersey Wool, noted in our
last, is fully sustained and the market for
all kinds of Domestic is strong, notwith-
standing the decline in Gold. The demand
is confined to the present necessities of the
manufacturers. which are, in some iustan-
ces, quite pressing, notwithstanding many
mills are necessitated to run on short time,
by lack of sufficient water. There is feel
ing of confidence on the part of the trade
generally, in a continuance of very fall
prices, while some are confidently looking
for mach higher figures as the season wears
on, 10 consequences of the dearth of Cotton
Wool under the increased tariff rates. The
sales include IT'S 90 ID Domestic Fleece at
9T4@1021 cents tor heavy aud low Fleece,
and ST. 05@$I.lO for medium and fine, in
Guiding 100000. light conditioned Ohio,
81, IL. % .r .I.. ia ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
T0ths People Of West Virginia!
ExE7gLIvE DEpARTNENT,


TTNDER the late call Of the ProstdsnT for sO5lo09
" men, authority has been granted By the War
in this state Upon application With proper rsoOn.
mendAtion, under the rea ulAtions for OrganiIing
new regiments. &C., one sseOnd LioutsDAnt viii Be
will be eonditionslly mustered into service from TIE
date Of his AppOintmsnt, and will be paid - S5eh
/ from the date or his muster into sorTes upon the
payroll Of his company but should he fail 70 enlist
an organized company, within the time deaignated
by the War Department the man will be transferred
and be will be discharged without ray. ButADy
person % commission - Second nsutonAni, vac
shall recruit twenty ave men, viii FeesiVO a. SR-
Polutment in the company TO which his msn IaAn
Ibis fssimsRt mast 10 roeraitod and Organized
that time it VIII be Consolidated into BIttaliOn,
20 a. % form and Be mus cred into service before
that data, else complete companies VIII be organized
and assigned 70 old Fegimsuts-
Upon the appointment Of oalesEs to reeTuia for
tins regiment tney VIII be furafshed with al nee.
eesAEy papers AID Instructions and the DbosS Of
rendezvous for recruits made known Authority
viii also Be given % persons to recruit ioT old Of
ing twenty or more usn for old ofFaniIstions re-
dneed below the minimum number having VAeant
I4eutSnAeiss, commission ~ LisntSnGut vii Be
EnliStmsnts under the present call may b made
IT one. two. or three yearss - the recruits nay
elect and Government bounfias Will b rad A. foL
lows; tIo men who enlist for one YelF 800; for
two yearH, 500, and for three yoAra S3o0
By an Act Of CoagTes!, approved JuIy 9Th. 1894,
and calling out Of the nationAl foreesH he ETaeu-
tives OF the different stAtes are aufhozed 70 end
recruiting agsntgluto any Of ths State declared 70
be IN rebeIon, except the States 81 ATkanaaI Tso-
neS.ss and bonisAnAI % recruit VoluntseEI, which
gtll Be credited to the State and Sub-diTisi01G
tnsreoI WhO may procure the enlistment Under
tui set one recruiting agent will Be appointed for
eaen county IN The State, delirink IT,
-1he number Of men 10 Be fur1lshed By the State
under t1e pfessnt call r. about 400 which aust b
reeTuited By the sth day Of September; II not re-
srnited by thai time Q DRAFT VII Be nads 10 the
tslnQuo1t conutiaI aud distrfets 70 suppIy the
Der then remaining 70 be furnished. me time
loorB and Without . Vi orOGg EFFORT IN each county
Nd sub district, dram - iD0Titabla.
U1der foEmsr eall8 Of the Rrea118ut Tor troops
his State has Surpassed the most uanEliBs s1Peo-
ations Of All in f1rnis hing her quota We have
very roll1u 70 basEo this = "a b tie lAst call for
hoops % suppress the robsliion- Heretofors Whsa
ais have been made, II moa Hers drsfsd, they
I'd Al opportunfty Of avoiding the service b. pay
q the eoumntstioa fSa, noW msn, not nonsy,
lnst al the dsua1d-
LIZ WBE ELEaIuA osoE HoEE AVON sHI pG1TE-
Al BokkMAa.
, the Governor:
P. PEP0SE, Adiutaut esnsrsL
EoNGREss WATER-A fFs1h s0PPIy jasi re
5I-.I,r.H - M 4 "a W-II,-r Hall Tfr74g eEore,
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ItisimpOrtant that all those contemPlA-
ting enlistment should understand that the
$500 bounty offered by this county is paid
dowp-cast 10 hand. There is no drib'
bling by piece meal iustallmsnts in the
matter. The whole sum is forthcoming at
once. This is a very important item to the
volunteer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12

lO4 virtue and in pursuance Of deed Of trust
- executed 70 the undersigned ~ trustee, By
lleodoIe Rsesebury, bearing date on the 18Th day
q April, 1854 and duly OF record In the Recorders
once Of OHIO county, State Of West Virginia, Ia
certain debt In sid deed mentioned, VIII, q
request Of said Bank, proceed on the FIRST DAY
Oh SEPTEMBER. 1s64 at the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 70 sell
public auction, TO the highest and best bidder
the following property to VIII: An fhoas two Ger.
tain lots parcels OF ground in Ohio county Viz
uia, in the addition 70 the city Of Wheefin9 for.
merry called kitehietoWD, bat nov South wheeling
numbers ntne-S. s-and ten-No. lO-in sauEre
number forty-tEo-So. a Selling Is tTuEtes- I |
shall sell and convey only such titls - e VeEfed IN
me By the deed Of trust Aforesaid the titIs no.
sTer, is believed 20 be unQuestionable
Terms o. szls-Oash
lyS1-td RRANCIg r ARMeTuOuo 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12

do one good thing before they die. A
general gathering of all the southernerG in
Canada is to come off some time this month,
and the Herald correspondent promises to
attend and give the world the benefit OF
the sights and sounds that then and there
may greet him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12

~ NE N IN s06Ta WHEELiNG.

DY virtue and in pursuance Of q deed of trust
ID executed TO the undersigned as trustee, by Al
bert Ritter, bearing date on the 18th day Of May,
Ohio county, State Of West Virgins, in deed book
No. SO, folio 4l4, TO secure the payment to the Mer
chants and MechanieE Bank Of Wheeling certain
debt in said deed mentioned, will, At the request
Of the said Bank, proceed on the FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1854, at the front door Of the Court
House Of ohio county, West Virginia, to sell at
public auction, to the highest and best bidder the
following property to wit; All that certain lot or
parcel OF ground situated in Ohio county, Virginia.
called Ritchietown, but now known BY the name Of
south Wheeling, and designated on the plat Of said
ADDITION by the number eight-No. sin square
numbered thirty-hve-No. s6 Selling a. trustee,
] shall sell and convey only such title a. is vested
10 by the deed of trust aforesaid, but the title
however, is believed to be unqu ionAbIe.
jys6-td FRANoIs R. ARMSTRONG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12

troous and eight pieces of heavy field ar
tiIleTy. But so it was, and the glorious
ssco1d still lives TO do It over if necessity
again requires. VrgHiqnS should NOT for.
0et the man tOho lsd,h
Your truly, RALPH
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rur sronrr OF rnr novEnrrr.

The secret of this business, by which
Boston obtained substitutes, and two or
three persons obtained large amount of
money, was at first well kept.
But it finally got OUT a desperate man,
a Servian by birth, who arrived on board
the Ballona, and was afterwards brought
to this city, has divulged the scheme
to several unscrupulous individuals who
say they are lawyers, but who possess
neither ability nor learning, and are with
out character orinhence-yetithey promise
him that they will get money for him; and
expect to get more for themselves, if he
puts the case in their hands.
The New York sharpers are unwilling
THAT the gains of the Boston men should
be so much, and their own so little; and
threaten to put an end to this kind of en-
igration by going to Europe and making
representations about it unless the Bosto-
mans pay them for keeping silence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
Friday Morning, August IL.

TuIs is the 18th day of August. We
have twenty. four days in which to fill our
quota by volunteering, Then comes the
draft. Is every man doing what he can
TO avoid the draft? .l.gaa- B.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12

On the morning Of the 18th inst, OF Typhoid
Fever, Mr.. j. BARToS in the seth year of his age
The funeral will take place from his residence on
Main street, opposite Belmont Mills at ~ O'clock
A. N. The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
GARD.

CHARLES MANN, Teacher Of Piano. t- -.. zig 20
~ receive Pupils for his class to conn ... SAB.
TENDER LIST.
Prom and amer that time be will dlF-r. n.. ne
tention to Music exclusively
For terms, &C., apply at Mellor's Masl= Score.
auR6-lmS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
Tax or No Tax, Whisky VIII be
DPANk. .ar at q.

THE subscriber will offer at private sale until
Il SATURDAY, September, 10th, 80, When II
net sold, II will then be offered public sale upon
bRTY, formerly run By Gray, Norris Co., uituated
near Cameron, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
In AATshAn county, State OF West Virginia. The
property possesses AL the modern improvements
pertaining 70 the business Of distliing, having 4
good run Of Preach bars, good engine, boiler, &C.
There 10 Also nine acres Of Land belonging TO the
establishment. Any person wishing to examine
the property do 90 by calling J. L. Parkin-
SON. Esqs Of Cameron, Who Is also authorized to
make sale. Auy other information concerning the
property can be had by addressing J. L. Parkinson
O cameron, Mr.. Philip Kelley, it,, Of Whee liug
v. Va, or the undersigned ~ hOundsvilIe, Mar
L. T. GRAY,
ty60-2Ue Agent, for 3. A. J. 6fay
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
NOTICE.

TTU6rkR6PH lIfSss MIME slR9s Sf9rb tIss
pauy OF Wheeli' g will be held AT tbs .. me
Company on Tuesday. August the 30. -.. ...r.-el
the hours OF two and i've o'cio-k p -.ar-
pose OF eleeting nine directors 10 serve .. ca
sutng year. W. W.sIH
RugS-2W- ...- ....
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12

An Explanation OF Yesterday's Dis
patches about the way Boston Ii
FIIIInR her QuOtH.--A Curious
scheme OF EmiBrntiOn.-NOVe Pro-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AN oRDINANCE

mo empower Aldermen OF The 1IIT I-|-IT17I nc
attendance Of Witnesses 80.
City ofWheeliDg, That the powsTs ua-e. .a eAAp-
ter 1872 from Section al and on" ard. ...-...- 20
witnesses and evidence Of the se5-..- . .. 'la u
Wet Virginia Legislatures be an- ..-.t -'l-
ferred upon the Aldermen Of tie -.fgr a.- .. Al7s
assessed by them as Aldermen -Hit. a...-. TO .-o
city. .-,,. . from,
and after its passage.
a 49, n sli ~ w. ~ T. IRWIN Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
FOR SALE.

4 One horse "a . hno large family beast One
earrtAge and harness nearly new. inquire at
Aug9 PARTRIDRR,s HALLERY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
FOR SAI,E.

ONE PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, Is horse
~ power, with Portable saw MIL, % inch saU,
also one Single Machine. For price and terms
apply At Warrenton, Jefferson Co, Ohio, 70 y =
jyZ1-lm' LEWIS POPE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN
SOUTH WHEELING.

DY virtue and in pursuance Of . deed Of trust
- executed by George Foreman, Of Ohio county,
virginia, 70 the undersigned Is trustee, bearing
date the hrsG day OF March, 1854 and noW duly
of record IN the Recorders once OF the said eountg
Of Ohio in deed book No. 80, folio 29S to the
payment 20 the Msrchants' and Mechanics Bank Of
toned, will at the request Of said Bank. proceed
the FIR T DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1854, At the
Virginia. 10 sell at public Auet ion 70 the highest
ana best bidder, the following property, to Wit
All that certain lot or parcel Of ground sitnated in
ohio county, Virginia. In the addition 70 the city Of
Wheeling form riy called RitehietoWn, but now
known by the name OF South Wheeling, and desig-
mated the plat OF - I'd addition by number i've
No Din square number thirty -ssVen-No. 81. Sci.
ling As trustee, shall tell and convey only such
title is vested 10 me by the deed Of trust AfOre-
add he title, however is believed 20 be unqueS-
u0nAbls.
ys0-td FRANCIS z. ARMSTRONG.
r8 USTEB'S SALE or ISGTE5 5T-T-IJ-
ATE IN SOUTH WHEELING.
PY virtue and IN PurSuaoes Of q deed Of trust
~ executed 70 the undersigned trustee, BY
John NeWland, Of ohio county, Virgfnia, bearing
date on the 18th day OF Jauu AIRY, 1851 and duV 81
record in the Recorders once OF Ohio couuty State
Of West NirRinn, In deed book No 80 folio IS To
les Bank OF Wheeling certain debt In ssid deed of
trust mentioned, will, II the requsst Of the I'D
btnk proceed on the FIRST DAY OF sEPFEd BER,
1864 AZ the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, to sell 81 public auction 10
the highest aud best bidder The 70 sing pruuertv
@ Wit; All that certain lot or parcel Of ground
situated ia Ohio county, virgihia-DOW west Vir-
siuia-in he addition TO the city Of wheeling Or
merry called RitehietoWn, and nov knoVn a.
south wheeling aud designated on the plat Of M
addition a. number thTee-No. Sin EuuaFe number
0rtJ-e ght-No IS. Selling as trustse shall III
and convey only such title 10 vested IN me bV tie
deed Of trust Aforesaidi the title, however, Is Be-
lieved 70 be unqueati0nAble.
iy20-td FRANCIS z. ARMSTRONG.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN
SOUTH WHEELING.

DY virtue and in pursuance OF . deed Of trust
ID executed 70 the undersigned a. trustee, BY
Virginia, bearing date the hrat day Of February,
1850 and duly record In the Recorders ONCE Of
the County Of Ohio and State Of West Virgin a, In
deed book No. 81, folio 16T, TO secure the payment
70 the Nero Ants' and Meehanies' Bank Of Wheel
Ing, q certain debt in said deed mentioned, WILL
AZ the request of said Bank, proceed on the
FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1854, 1t the front
door ofthe Court House Of Ohio county, state Of
West Virginia, to sell at public auction, 70 the
highest and best bidder the following property, 70
Wit: AL that lot or parcel OF ground situated In
Ohio county, Virginia. in the addition TO the city Of
wheeling laid out by John Richie and Craig Richie,
and designated on the plat Of said addition BY num-
Der twenty-five. 20. Selling a. trustee shall only
sell and convey such title as IL vested In me by the
deed aforesaid but believe the title unqusstiOnabla.
iy8l-td FRANCIS h. ARMSTRONG.
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Ohio County Bouu5y,

A T meeting of the Board OF Sup. Ohio
IA county, held At the Court HUU-a unity
on Monday, August Sab, 1854, the fol- solo
ton was adopted
"REsoLvRD, That q county bounty 100
paid to those en- listing for Que year ...Il
OF Ohio county under the President .E
$4,000 men; also that the Of slH
any person bringing In an accepted
A CoPy-Tests: J. O. HUpE.
Gao. W. SIGHTS, Clerk. -.E
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MUSQUIIO NETT.
W. B. SENSENEY.
FR Use n s6 sAER 2HEnk LIT sdTU-

DY virtue and in pursuance Of . deed OF trust
ID executed to the undersigned - trustee, BY
william b. Martin and Hiram Martin, beA ling date
on the Ath day Of November, 1858 and duly Of re.
cord in the Recorders once OF ohio county state OF
West yirgini', in deed book No. 49, ioiio 50, 70
secure The payment TO the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of wheeling q certain debt In said deed men
toned ] will on the FIRsT DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
county, West Virginia, proceed TO sell At public
auction to the highest and best bidder, the follow.
ing property to wit: All those two certain lots or
parts OF ground situate in Ohio county, Virginia,
NOV West Virginia. in the addition 10 the city OF
heeling formerly called RitehietoWn, but now
plat fsaid addition by plumbers Seven-No. land
eight-No- Sin square numbered twenty one
No q. Selling as trustee, shall sell and convey
olly such title as Il vested In me By the deed Of
trust Aforesaid, but the title is believed 70 be I'M
questionable tsH.
j,s0-td FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG.
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Dry Goods Store for HE.

THE subscriber wishing to chaua .u.r7
Il would offer his Store for sale. ... a
lease Of the Store House at present .. ..n.
which il well and faYoTAbly know ...Hl
for many years.
AS Is well known the business .. 100
better in the city, and chance is II
going into business not often presHa-.
can keep portion Of the stool ...'4
q purchaser not want It all, as i .... ......
store in the country.
My stock is well assorted and .... .s
wanted for the business, and as DO sock
on hand is becoming more VALUABLE .s
kept. rH p. --
To those Wishing to purchase, thg Ir
made known by application TO
az -a"u. W
aug11 CIV sa... No s.
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FOR Rem
PROVOST mARsHAL,s o." .aG,

PROVOST MARSHAL .r-1
FIRST DISTBIOC VIZ ;
Wa REIISd Au-
TN accordance with orders rec lsu-
i iDgton City, all inquiries on H.tH
connected with the enrolment d. ..Husr
liabilities to draft, credits, aud men
furnished, should be addressed O. r.. ..ars
shall Of the Congressional DistIig. the
Provost Marshal General.
BEN
auRll lw Cant 4 Pro- Ma. Dr.. ..