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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-30
The Late charIeston (VVsst VIrrini.,
Tragedy.
Erom DC CIneInnati Conmarri,I.

An item Of melancholy character has
been ventilated by the press of this and
other cities, In reference to = shooting
transaction upon the Kanawha, 10 which
9 Wroug,d husband administered retribu.
tive justice upon the seducer OF his WiHe.-
As erroneous statements respecting this
sad event have been made, We deem il our
duty to state the facts, as we have them
from undoubted authority.
Toe principal actors were n married
couple, Mr.. John Dingess and wife, and a
Person named Nelson, who held the posi-.
ton OF steward In the military hospital At
charleston. The former were married
some few years since 10 this city, and the
wife's parents are indeed old residents
About year ago the husband opened a
druggist store Ia Charleston, aud il il aid
was resping profitable business, when by
chance they became acquainted with Nell
SOD, who it seems bad attained an uneu.
Viable reputation as a distutber of marital
relations. Diugess, however, had up-
bounded confidence in his wife, and was
entirely nnsuspicious until warned by a
friend. who had overheard certain boasIful
remarks by Nelson, leading to the impress
sion that he had enjoyed an undue fsmil-
iarity with her. This, aud the character
Of the man, together with other cireum.
stances, alarmed the husband, who, 10
order TO test the matter, announ.
ced his departure for Cincinnati.
when he concealed himself in the vicinity
of ibis house, which he watched for three
successive nights. Upon the third he saw
sufficient to convince him that his Norst
Tear was realized, aud after secretinR him.
self IN an adjoining cellar he succeeded in
entering bis own premises, armed with q
FAVAIWssR n07A . NIR - L.
his way to tue side OF the bed in whichlay
the guilty pair. his wife aWoke, aud, as by
instinct, attempted to conceal with the
coVerlld, her Paramour. DinRess then
snapped the pistol twice, but i did moi
explode, when Nelson leaped from the bed
and, graPpled With him. his strength.
however, was inferior to that of his auIsg.
onist, and losing his hold, he clutched At
his pantaloons aud from the adtoininR
room made his way down the stairs, fol.
lowed by the enraged husband, who again
bred twice at him, aud as Il turned Out.
With deadly effect, for although the uu.
happy man succeeded 10 reaching the
street, and crossing to his office, which
was upon the other side of the WRy. he fall
corpse upout the threshold. {,
Inc scene between the wronged husband
and the taithIess wife, as they sat together
IN tue sSme room throughout that LONG
night Gao be better imagined than de.
seFloea' out In the morning, the command. |
log officer, General Crook ordered her to be
conducted TO bis presence, While Dinesss
iret surrendered himself to the military.
md afterwards was, BY them; handed 10
he custody of the civil AUTHORITIES. vho
after an Investigation discharged him
The wife with her ehildrep-one four years
I'D, the other ten months-came to this
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NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Delegated DepOstOry and financial Agent
Of the United States.

THIS BANK is the successor to the Belmont
branch Vi the tate tank Of Obi 3, and IL pry-
pared TO do general banking c. uesIioa and 81.
change business.
1t IL authorized to receive subscr ptIOns to the
United States loan authorized by the at Of March
Sd, 1864.
these bond, bear date March Ist, 1884. are re.
deemAbte ~ the pleasure = the GOverument after
cola, with interest at i've per ceut. per Annuu, in
coin.
Bonds ~ they may prefer, In Sums Of $50 or S0as
multiple Of nifty COIIAIs-
Interest On the 80 and tlCO Bonds Il payable
annually; on all Other denominations SVmiaunuAtiy
these bOnds will draw interest IRON Mach ist,
and tue accrued inter At from that day the cate
Of absorption, niue be pai1 in cOiu or aatiOgL
currency. II pad in the latter (which iBe.udrs
United stAtPs aud note at Ihe Nation u Banks
ntty per GEM. premium must be sd. 10 The
amount Of interest mil OtherEi'e directed.
april JOHN q. TALLMAN, CH'h-
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BRoWA's BROHcHrAL TEocHEs.-ReT.
Charles S. Robinson, late of Troy, nov of
Brooklyn, n Y, writes Of Broxn's Dron.
chtal Troches: "Rev. Mr.. Booth gave me
two or three from his pocket, few years
ago, recommending ma to make trial OF
OF them, for he bad found them beneficial.
! have kept them on band ever since, and
found them very ssrEiceable after the
WEAKNESS Of speaking, as we'll as ailayinR
the irritation consequent on a cold"
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Joseph NOrri.Ou'S executor,

Joseph MufriSon's heirs.
Tirtuo OF dseree Of the Circuit Court Tor Ohio
u county m do At SpTinS term 1e5I an also Of
= decree made by said Court on the 18th day Of
March, 1854, ALL on MONDAY, the I'D day Of
May, ls6 At the front door Of the Court House for
oht1 county, 10 o'clock, A. NJ self the following
described properly, viz: Twenty seven ia ieet,
more or les, Oh the NsSt Aiue Of Lot number one
hundred and eighty two l1s1l in East Wheeling.
Said property lies John stree, and on IL is recIs
good two StoTy brick building.
TEIAS Up sALE-Uns-IhITd Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash and the balance in equal
payments At bix AMI twelve months, with interest
from day Of sale, and tiIs % DO retained until pay
ment L. foil has been male.
asl kVBERT MORRISON,
0pEk2-td OOmmissioneF.
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ExeIIsmsnt an lho InIsrIOr-.RaIdi
ApprehsRdsd.

Ia the Upshur County RfpHbLesa of
ofthe 2sth We 6aI the following article:
Our town has been In a perfect state of
most feVeriSh excitement for the last few
days, on account Of apprehended raids
from guerrilla bands. Some OF The mer.
chats have boxed up their goods with the
intention to move back to the railroad and
opsu up there. The surroundings are not
jsIf a. ~ gOuld dtsirs ths1 TO Be, but still
We can be IN 10 danger here from any
rebel army. The ouIy cause tor alarm iS
from l4WIess baois OF thieves, aud there
are none OF them any ways near that We
kaOW Of; ADD il the people will band them
selves together and stand as a unit, they
Gao repuISe Rny force that We are in i'm
mediate danger from. There Is no doubt Of
tkiS at all. The movements of our forces
a. this present time are TayItsTiouS to Us,
but We think in day or two We will see
the edges begin to brighten. We have suf-
fsred beyond description as . people in this
section OF country, and We cannot think
the Government is going to fOrsske US en-
tirety, and leave rs out IN the cold to per-
uh.
Persons who came in yesterday from the
interior confirm the feeling indicated in
the above extract from the Republican.
A merchant from one Of the border couu.
Ties came 10, having boxed up his stock OF
goods and shipped them hitherward before
leaving. TIE people are afraid, not OF or
CANNED attacks upon them, but of horse
thieves aud struggling gusrriIIas, who
steal, murder aud plumber unfortunately.
II he eiIi1snS OF the exposed section
x1ald 6alyEdohb the Republican suggests
e6ad together for selt-prOtectiOn, they
noi salf4r half the loss and trouble
? sEpslilass by moving theis effects
a issris their farm work
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ARMY RAr1uSs.

10 July, 1851, Congress Determined to
encourage eulisIments in the army then
being organized, by Increasing the ration.
The quantity of dOur was Increased to
twenty-five Ouuees, or one pound OF hard
bread potatoes were TO be Issued three
times per week, &C., Sc, with The proTiso
that latter The present insurrection shall
cease, the ration shall be as provided by
law and regulations on the irst ory Si
July, 1861 Il has since been CLEARLY
manifest, however, that the old ration WAS
large euOugh.
Some companies have made "sAviuRs''
to large amount, while generally the
surplus has been wasted or given away "a
camp followers. II is consequently pro.
posed to return to the old ration, but to
give each non commissioned officer, pri.
vate and musician in the regulars, voiua.
teers Or militia, two dollars per month
additional pay in lieu Of the amount oil
Fations withheld. This will also expedite
military movements by saving the Trans.
Fortation OF the extra supplies.
IT IS probable that before the close Of
the session, tue pay of the private soldiers
will be raised to Sic per mon b, With q
Proportisuste increase for non.commis.
stoned ot5cers-alIhough many Of our besl
statesmen oppose the increase. Those who
have enlisted recently received about seven
or eight hundred dollars bounty, each
which should content them
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TRUSTEES SALE
or Valuable Real Estate Tn Cent,
kHhRRIInR

va Alu1DAG 0oHA HHtAte In CentEes
wheeling.
PI virtue Of dOOd oI trust male by David Ken.
~ nedy TO Charles Marshall, dated re zstn day
Of March, 1850, which EAii deed is nov OF record II
the Office Of the Recorder for Ohio County, In Deed
Book twenty-five page I'VE hundred and fifteen ;
Aso BY virtue OF order Of the Circuit Court for
said cOunty, made on III; 18th day OF Dsoem Der,
1stS, and 0ntsEed In ChAueeEY order sock number
Q, page -, by Uhkh the undGrSigued vas appointed
trustee in aid deed in the place Of GAid Charles
Marshall, vii, on MONDAY, the I'd day Of May,
1868, at the front door OF tn COur, House Of SAID
Sounty, proceed toAell a Public ton follow
ing property % wit: Lot number two hundred aud
tGeiVe l7l2I IN that part Of the ety OF WhSelinE
tatd out by William OhApline and John Eod, the
same being sixty six feet Wide and ons hUndrS and
tEenty.tEo feet deep-baTtng and creeping that
pHItoI said lot sold BY Kennedy and wife u Stephen
CLARK, being sixteen feet on the West end Of said
lot frohtipI Second street, running back sixty.
SIX teet TO LIT two hundred and thirteen To be sold
In lots or parcels to suit purchasers.
TEkAS-Une-fOurth cash; the balance In equal
paymehts OF three, ak and nine months, with In
tsrest from date, the PurehAser giving bona with
approved security. n RfOHARDSON
ApT2l.td -'+7 ~" - 1Frn.tss.
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nIEIN-

Amer brief fllne :, yesterday. Mrs. CL,nA Pus-
Son GEed years. relel David Person Of Vernon,
Her funeral viii take place from the residence Of
her sOn-in law, Henry CrAnsIS, tn morning at
BALI past nine DEL and proceed to Bridgeport
depot. Tris0ds Ofths family are invited to attend.
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ARE you aware that a simple cough ter.
minatsA 10 oonsuoption2 Why not be
wise in time and use Aliens Lung Balsam
which will stop the disease and prevent
fatal eonSsqusncssH
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of = deed Of trust, made and executed
ID to ne by Adam Roo8s, bearing date tie 18th
day Of Jnue1 a. D., 1859, and OF record In the He
eorders once, In the county Of Ohio, aud stats OF
Weat VII Ginia, In Deed BOOK Number -, Folio los,
will proceed 70 sell At Public Auction at the front
door OF the Court House, Of Ohio county, In the
city Of Wheeling. Gu Thursday, the 26In day Of
May, A. d. ls64 the highest Snd beat bidder, tho
following described property, TO Nit: The South
art Of Lot mum bered SIX e., in jonathan ZGne's
addition to the town Of Wheeling, beginning on
Main Street at the corner Of . lot formerly owned
by George Vsnnum, deceased, thence noTthUAFdIy
with SSiI street my feet; thence westward with
line parallel with the line OF George Vennum, de.
esassd, one hundred and three (lU3D feet; thence
sOuthWaEd At right anges, Nifty feet, TO said Ven
num's line; thence eastward, with sSld Veunum's
line, hundred end three LlO5 feet 70 the begin
ming, except 90 much thereOf a. vas conveyed BY
| the NOrIB Western Bank OF Virginia to james Nc
| Donald by deed, dated the 22ud Gay OF February,
1851 and now Of record In Ohio county, Virginia,
bling the same residue Of said piece or parcel con-
yeyed to I'D Adam IOcse. by said North Western
| Bank OF Virginia, BY decd, dated February 10th,
1855, and now of record in SAid county, togI ther
with the privilege OF uing the three alley
The above property Is subject 70 dover right.
TRIMS OF bALE-Une half eiEh, and the balance Of
the purchase money payable In ak a0d nine mouths
with interest. JOHN VOGLER,
| GOTE-Agreement having been made with the
| widow . clear little viii be given. RpS6 SOt
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city and is now Wtth her parents, while
the; husband has commenced proceedings
for divorce, aud 70 regain possession Of
the children.
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God RuAr6 Sur Gag, Aad keep each StAE1
RHeh stripe - bright A. new they wave
san make e Lad cur ranks In var,
Stiu Goat above each PATRIOTS ErAVa,
DSath . the Traitor that IOald dare
Te tran Il IhroaRh the dnSt Of shame,
An honsSt heAFtS IL lot will share
Ard fellow Il TO Death or Fame.
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Town Lois for Sale.

NHE undersigned having lad into Town Lott
u about StK acres Of the Pasture FIELD beIOn ginE
70 the estate Of Dr. John kOl, deceased, lying be-
tSSen ktrst add SeeOud streets, in tn sIxth Ward
lOentre WheelingJ will sell the same 1T private
sale, until MO NDAY5 NAY 9th, 1854
On which day, those Lots TehainIpR upSold viii
6e oherSd At public auction, ON IHE PERMnRs It Ia
O'clock, Am. s5i56i.s5 .-'l77s : ~
Sftoen Of these Lots are 50 feet font by 100 feet
IN Depth Ten OF them 60 feet 'front.' by 400 Geet
aeeP: otheTB are Of different sizes, according L,
The streota and alleys have bOOn 20 judieIousIy
a. 70 ahord eouFOniSnt Aeeos8 the whole
The Plat q the addition ean be seen upou appli-
cation 70 the undsrGigLed. .iol
The attentiOn Of eapitslists and others, seeking
tnVegtmentS, ~ well a. pOrsonS Of moderate msanS
Occurring sttes for home b asked for these Lots
me residue Of the .pAstur0-held 4 also for sale
containing about eleven AcIos and n not preViooSIS
eoId Will BE- offered ~ public auction az the same
Terms will Be made known on the day Of sals
7s BEVERLY u. EOFF,
AprIo:tS 80 Executor Of John Ron.
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SUBsIsTENoE oPFIoR, Us ARNY77
NJ WnrnIInn- d: u. ossiINaL,,

SUBSISTENCE oRF10B, Us Array l.
~ -, " AEELIAe, ". Va, 2sth April, 1884
SEALED PROPOSALS., in duplicate FINN ciEiS1. y,
Ieyal % NE UNITED STATES GoTsTument - onIV M
De resolved ht this ONCE until 1hurtdAy the Sth ~
Nay, at noon, for supplying Eorths uie 81 te NM
Al hheeunE West lVfrBiniA, A. foIlovR yiS ::
30 barr els OF clean, dry Fine SAIL 70 - in an
eo0Pered and head Hnedy strong, dry bafTeiI n
% denyersd during the month Of MAJ q eaIIed Or
neS o. dEaSaSo. CooperARe uuHt be or beTt kind
and every package must Be in 'nFst "a Z Sbfn,,i :,
order. No charge for packages GIIo Eed ~ .
Proposals. mus be eoolOSsdi in = sealod snValon.
ADDRESSED 70 The undSTBigued aud endorSs5 SISross
posAls Tor SAlE,n aud bidders arc Invited To h ~
ent AZ the opening ofthem. % giai 49, = -
l.ri aA o. HoRAOR TURNER,
~ Capt. and C! s.
SUB1sTENCB ORfIOE, o. .. AKIY. : =
SEALED 5FI5s " Va A. Ssth April 1884
loyal % the sunItOd States GoTSEnmSnt.Ss All
SiH b resolved At this otHee until ThprSday ~
my, AZ noon, for supplying fer the use a thS
HOnted States Army SubsisIono6 Stores % - ~
llLg5ed a Whesllng West Virginia, a. folloTS vi
lO0VO9 poundl Bacon Sides, clear ribbe5 ~,
thoroughly smokedand cured DRY, StretIS rj,, nS'
medium StEe, in strong boxes e0ntafnInS noS hHsT.
~ pound4 Of meat, aud 70 be strapped Win VTsSn
M Pressure must not be usedin packing into
To b delivered daring the month, Of ,F,v =,
eetea for nee Of drayAEe. o0operAgS muSt 81 Of
rats shipping order. No charge for pSesas.s ~
loved the date Of contract aud name m SSeEar
= ~ -. % aAFEei thereon. 1Gts l.F-5atf'-
tfoposals must be enclosed In sealed enveion.
ADDRESSED to the undetsignsd, and endorSei tiFES.
Po.als LOT. Bacon and btddors are Invited 70 be
present AZ the9pSntng OF them.il slida fia
.p2s .,sl 100 HORACE TURNER,
a n
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Sheep and Horses for Sale,

WIS undeEaigpod will BeII on THURaDAY, the
etn day o. May, commencing At 10 O'Clock, At his
residence IN Brooke county, W. Va, 0ne.hAIT mile
north OF West Liberty, on The WolIsburg road, l16
head q sheep, WStheFa, Ewes and LAnbS-pFinei-
palIy half blood SpAniGh. Also four head Of horSea
one Brood Marc, two Morgan Colts ySars, old and
one yearling. SCI fs.ll ~
Terms made known on. day Of salo.s ~ ~
eApr4S-tNtdS fi.4g Ef-lgHE y. q. RO6R
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MORNING. sEssIoH.


MORNING SESSION.
The Convention was called to order a,
twelve O'Clock by Wayne N'Veagh, Bsq.
Chairman OF the State Central Committee
Hoo. john P. Penney, of Pittsburgh, was
nominated temporary Chairman, bat de-
eliued 90 account of severe iudisposItion.
Senator JOnsou, OF Lycoming, was then
chosen. On taking the chair, he made a
neat and appropriate speech.
A list Of the districts was called over,
and the delegates handed 10 their creden.
tails. There was only one disIrict unrep.
resented.
Motions were made. and some discus.
sion ensued 10 reference to a committee on
resolutions and permanent organizaIfon.-
The greatest harmony and good feeling
prevails. A committee OF one from each
Senatorial district was appointed 70 report
permanent officers. The Convention then
adjourned till 3 o'clock.
The complexion OF the Convention is in.
tensely Lincoln.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention assembled at three
o'clock, when Senator Washington, upon
Committee on Permanent Organization,
reported
For Pre'ident-Georke v. Lawrence.
Tiee FTe.IdeHtS-One person from each
Senatorial district-Hons. John P. Penney
and J. J. Graham being two Of the mum.
Der.
Sseret0ry-John Stewart.
ComHsittes on ResoIgIioHs and .AIdre,,.S-.
Geo. Berguer, of DAupbiu; John P. Penney.
OF Allegheny; Campbell, Of ScbylktlI
Walton, Of Philadelphia; Wilson, OF TioRa;
SeFril, Of Delaware and Rowe, Of Frank.
LID.
Hons. Simon Cameron and Alexander X.
Mcclure were elected delegates at large TO
the Btltimore Convention on the, first bal :.
lot; u. B. Lowry on the second, and W.
W. Ketehum on the third ballot.
Hons. R. a. Cuaniugbam, ofBsaver, and
Morton Michael. Of Philadelphia, we're
ehosel electors at large by aceiRmation.
Amidst the greatest enthusiasm, the Con
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STOP THAT COUGH |!

ElRIBNDl Are you aware that yOu are ri'kiDg
Il your life BY nsEiectiDg that oJUsHt What 4
e only cold, and Il ill soon ~ ar itself auGJ
II you continue to neglect yOurStlt, the result VII
be In short time that you will begin feel staSs
Of tghtness across the chest, attended with d T.
ing pain. hen the cough will become dry and that
which y0u raist wilt 10 thick and yellow or y hIe
and frOthy matter, ofEsG gtTedked VIII b,ood, and
soon you will ind that yo4 hAvs hectic Is'sr' eNd
ehillS, night sWsatS. The matter and phlegm wi
increase with great Tp5tTatiOAI IfS0u sti hEgIect
yOursslf, ahOEt time vi 700 conveyed ~ tue
grave Hape you SSOR eaHEe to b GLITBSedt Tbs
IhOuSands whom this great dsGtT yer has gathered
70 the grave. every single case be0dH EIta IHP's
cold n this had been attended GIns AL miEat
have bee we'll; bot being neglected under the la
tai deluBien that would ''WeSr itself on II trans
feFred Its deadly action to the substance OF the
LunEs, exciting there = YoGhETIoE or T-BELIEs
Another aud another cOld added fuel TO The hAn.e'
until these tubeTcl began 10 soften aud &c aTate'
leaving by those alterations 0REAT cAViiiE IN the
LUNGS At this crisis the disease yer, dIh- nil 70
cure and often sets At defiance all human SkIll-
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lzseie1t the most beautiful streets OF
}tss Osls.ai lstsnds a colossal statue of
Ga - npnumeut has been sort OF
rlIlIisE p6lnt of secessiOuists, even since
9 7t11T. occupation. 70 compare notes
~, ( 6t.rebel Successes and Union dis.
h I SS.S sS.SS:s. she New Orleans Era we
~ Mayor HOyt Uoruerly citizen
~ q. l-9.ia.) has given orders to have in
81 Doe the pedestal of the statue the
foli5Eias WORDS from one of the speeches
6loi.
I'll c1nld be instrumental in eradica-
tin t6il deepest! stain, slavery, from the
.ac4ss1ltetOf our eOuoEry, would not ex
.eh-1g6 Rthe proud satisfaction which !
lhoald sbjhy for the honor Of all the
-tfie1pf8 ever decreed to the most success
- III htrOr."
TIE monument might be ehiselIed all
over with like passages from Clay, eI.
pressing not only his intense disapprova
Of slavery, but his adherence of the policy
Of making the interests of the iustitutiOr
the war cry for the destruction of tb,
Union. FOreseeiug that a contingency
like the present might occur, he most EN-
phaticaIIy declared where, in such al
event, his influence would be given, auc
that be could never be found fighting uude
any secession banner.
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rHE LOUISIANA RErsasss.

Those who are opposed to the recon-
struction policy OF the President, sud who
have found much fault with Gen. Banks
for having carried it out 10 Louisiana, are
aTailing themselves of the recent reverse
TO assail the General vigorously. So far
as the planning of the movement goes
Gen. Banks but obeyed minute instr5c-
lions prepared here by Gen HaIIeck. Bot
as he was late in executing the programme,
owing, it is said, to Gen. Franklin's dilal
toriness. aud some serious military mis-.
takes were made after the first repulse.
Al anT rate, IL may now be regarded IA
certain that Geh. Banks can be Hcounted
out" of the Presidential ring at the coming
June Convention. But l don't believe the
President has seriously thought of reno.
wing him from bis present command.
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Farm for Sale.

INHE undersigned wishes to sell traet Of land
south OF WaTrSnt0n, in Jefferson and Belmont
eonntleS, OHIO, containing BIGHTY ACKEs OF
LAND. my 81 which are cleared. on which Il
erected s, VI heEed log house aud kitchen. There
y Well OF superior water near the door also goOd
fruit tTeesy apples, cheiFiaA, &C. o.
AIS klGAIY AURRS OF UlAI nn6sr ,h. .,r,.
land, within half . mile Of the ohio river. And a
quarter Of mile Of the Cleveland and Pitt,LurRb
hsAIlL0Sd' win easy AooAaa to either railroad or
Call and examine the land, and the undersigned.
living on the premises, will give what, yer iuforma
VOC sS0Reernlng toe place that may be desired
spy ~ SUAH 8 JOEL TILTON
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The House is bawuering away at its
Tax bill With coumeudabie industry, aud
it is the intention OF the members to get
through wish it to night. The passage of
the bill apPrOpriatiug twenty Ave millions
of dollars as the preliminary cost of the
Western volunteer Militia just called Dol
appeared to serve ms an incentive to spur
the members to adopt high rate Of taxa
tiou, and the bill will leave the House with
higher rates OF taxation than it had when
originally reported. careful version
will be given to the bill by the Senate,
and there is a legion OF interested parties
here, each one hoping to have the tax on
the article or calling 10 which he is inter-
ested diminisbed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-30

The PsnnsyIvanIa UnIon State Con-
TenGion.
Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Commercial.
HARRIsBUK0H, April %.