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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27
APP E AL. T.. Z.
FARMERS OF OHIO AND AD11oprIl
COUNTIES 1 41AAS :

ne appeal 70 you to contribute of your abund.,,.
~ IStisL o. me siek and wounded 1oidierG AZ
49, SElS; nov urgently demanding your 1870
sS 49,. hlle many ofyour fellOW-oftiae1S bays ~
kneH farms raYaGed and their home deaoIStS5 -
sI5 Lutnie iron heel Of war, you have been Tost{
tq1y spared Thanks TO kind PTnviJ
sleSe 6sr:Eorn veterans for whom We nISSJ ssSSS
tlEne ana harvest have returned a FSnaj Lei 49,
IN ~, ~ Inu and your pockets fuller sfl
~ ggokno mat the brave soldiers 10 ySbofS ~
~ your All are suffering for 9 mere tjt6:y
~. tnsY nave preserved % yo1 and grudes tbsD,
and in kind, free win 6Gerins 70 ILL., IH N money
you owe your harvest homes. 'A.N'' % % Nnon1
MANUFACTURERS MECHANICS Ann.
3 WORKINGMEN OF .WHERLTN3- ~
SEayS fruitful in good works, let not your b.,
MS their tfns az Tsa your brave defendep in
naNe no shops to work fn-no yyorI- II ~ ~
~ ~ yogr gratitude in gtlnEy measure, but
y - EeSSue a. you have often done baEors a.
money ana IN producta IN labor and IN skjiI ? -
e.. MERCHANTS OF WHEELING
on you Your patriotic SeSsrs.t 4i e9a % eall
~ Gtety mere But forget not that t5{u 8.
N trade-a debt Of gratitude indesd tSst S IN,s
49, s ,all Ho1a NOT repay. Don't hlter nov INT
b. elastic band and by the Usilst
"a, q IA. LADIES! = s'.l q7ag
1sstte need % said 70 you your hands nIs :.
80 S01E merit arc always fnii one 80
siii Be t6sfsI S-u S0a % your duty We know you
=, =, MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL n
i!E p S9ar aoe0 70 be 1ealous in this Lol,Z ,,
With them to emulate the eTs1SIs G. tis
OF old. Never vas brfEbtsr ~.
TStSf. -AeTE was there's morotfssrfnf 1870
= CHILDREN, s. ~aa
~ Soqs pocket money and spend Il At III. pc,
IoS.h ~ 70, There It VIII bring you an 4 ij-
S-1A ana AeAl many wound besiie - - = -
CITIZENS OF NBIGHBoRING TOWNS
IbSt.n.,!S9 ar symPathyl and alSo aomethipr -
N Jealous Patriot in each community =. N.
'o0a things these poor soldiers have rS w me
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Notice from the Nas Go.

~ order order Of the Board OF Director. Of thu
nL1,a 2tnsellng Gas Company, the price Of Gas to
pIlx . SonsQmers viii be three dollars and 6ftV
Sehte per th0u1and cubic feet, from and after ~
~ Gay Of JAY 1888, With the usual discount Of
oSeS 81 rs on 70 alI who pay their bllS at the
~ OF soe month to the evening of the tenth Of nc
seta.e, nom hAlf past eight O'clock A. NJ "a tTeive
Js24 - = GEo. 7. TrNaLE. sse,v
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9r:J: q. storer, Triadeldhia, ". Va.
o. =. Scott, WeIlSburE, ~ ~ 1-l
,. J. Burns, RaiFmonE, =r-a -r4 ..- urL
james A. Bell, Cameron,
jas. +. Wharton, ParkerSburR, ~
Geo. Bier, New MAFtinsVflIe slE-4=Ts
Andrew Dare, Baskerville, 1ae
Tho. H0ugh, MSnnington, t."
Horace ReSley, Grafton,
Geo. Edwards, MoundSvflle, g = ErH d1 81
u. HAgan8, M0rRantoWn, q eHar. Tvs -rs.
JAS. 7. WHYm n, Glen Baston
Jno. Irwin, 0lArksbuFR, *
Jas. A, Campbell, Bethany ~
Jno. Bayha, Fulton, Illfi e o. ..=.r.l.- 70
Joel TEneSdale, West Alexandsr, Pa,
Robt. Simpson, CISysYflIe, se-
John Baird, Washington g.lua
3 }. OrotheTs, Tay lorStoWn, 80 20 g4
Z Z. Rhodes Bridg port, Ohio. i-',
q B. Rice, MartinETfile, ''
g. W. DuWoEth, Mt Pleasant
CoL Q. L Poofnan, st. olairsTiIlaG la=s-.- .-sf
J. Ltppincott, Jr., MorTistoWnl &
AlehardRon Bro, Bellairo,
Sno' Saunders, SuLASh, XII l--El 80
: Wilson 4 Bro, Oadix, go -r NOT
J. z. Watson, HArrisVtlle,
Is, BAttelle, Newport ..t
Wilson strtnger, WSst Wheeling,
ChAA Hare, Summeraeld, Fa g .s
II. BenniDghauS, WillamfhurV q
SaPt; Watson, Greysville,
-. Blackburn, HArriottSVilIe, Cti15E $500 r.
Juo. Bradheld, BarngVilIe, H4s
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1HQu1RY OF ran AssEssoR,

May 30, 1864.
Dear Sri have a case Of this kind in
my district, and several other cases fnvol-
wing the same principle, among our most
intelligent and responsible citizens. A
person, some twenty years ago, purchased
a piece of land at cost of ST, 900. and
sold about one fifth lit, THAT OF, the least
value) last gear for $40. 600. he and Others
claim this az their capital, and that the
law never contemplated taxing as income
| operations of this kind, or transfers of cap
ital from one form of investment to anoth-
or. That, if this property had been ex
changed for other real estate, or for rail
road or other stocks, no income tax would
have been assessed or collected, and that
the fact of it's having sold for money, and
that money reinvested 10 other unproduc.
tive real estate, buildings. stocks, or any
other kind of property, amounts simply to
a change of Investment of capital, aud does
not render any part of it liable to be taxed
as income. l-a5 4al
He contends that in any event all that
could be claimed by the Government would
be the appreciation of the property after
the law went into effect, to the time of sale.
he says it will be impossible for him to
make correct statement of what he has
paid out fer taxes and other expenses since
he purchased to this time.
As these cases are of considerable mag.
nitude, and likely to be contested if pro.
ceeded against, would like full and COM
plete instructions in regard to them.
Yours very truly, PETER PAGE, Dies
Assessor First District Illinois.
Hon. JOS J. Lewis, Commissioners, So
i -z- Washington. ID. G.
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TIE REpIY OF rHE CoMM1ss1oxERs.

THE REPLY OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
TREASURY DAFT, OFFICE IHT'L. REvR'UE, !
41.r WAsHIHGToN, June 6, 1864.
Sir:-In reply to yours of the 3Oth nit.
l have to say that where real estate has
risen in value since its purchase, the in.
crease must be considered income to the
owner. The only question is, shall this
appreciation be taxed as income each year
of its accruement, or shall the assessor
wait until the property be sold aud the
absolute profit realized, before be consid-
ersit income2 To assess the nominal ap-
probation of property year by year would
be to assess an amount vague and uucer-
tain, aud frequently Vslueless to the own
or. Such course would be fruitful of
pickering and dissatisfaction, to say Moth
ing more.
1t is found more equitable by this Office
to assess the appreciation OF property only
when realized by sale, when the same at
once becomes tangible, and therefore rea-
sOuably sssessible.
1t is immaterial for purposes of taxation
whether the consideration for property sold
as above consist in money or stocks, or
other representatives of value, as the same
is of q nature that admits of the profits of
the sale being even approximately estims-
ted. as sgi.',..{ -.
In view of the above, you will assess the
profits realised by the party whom you
mention, according to Jules by this Office
heretofore provided. U a5s
71 Very respectfully,
l' q. s=a=.a E. A. ROLLINS,
Deputy Commissioner.
Peter Page, Esq, Assessor First District,
Chicago, Illinois. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27

This Festival is intended to be comprehensive
be available. '--'1'' 'HSs SAn
The spacious Hall will be brilliantly Hum mated
and profuSely ornAmsnted with eVerRreens. foWeTs
and draperyt and decorative gas, aud water, and
[ock NoEE, Retreshments, boquets and useful and
Ianey articles viii be offered for sale, capacio1S
stage VIII be erected and recherche amuseuents and
entertainments OF various kinds will be introjnned
each evening. All will be made redolent Win neT-
June 9E. Austo and melody will abound, and every.
thing possible Will be done to mai Il yort6S The
sacred cred object whose cause it pleads.
Gsointrl6Iaens Of money goods, useful and fancy
articles, labor, fruit flowers, curioSites natIonSI
Eeles &C, he, are solicited and VIII be thankfully
received By any Of the officers or committee.
The aSst9sanees and cooperation Of the Ladies il
especially invoked. "@AA9' -
Patriotic citizens Of neighboring communities are
eafneaty requested 70 assist this great labor Of love
ano SEND contributions and delegations to It's sun-
The following named gentlemen from neiEhborin1
towns and cities have been appointed agents to for
Nafd any contributions that may b contributed TO
1hern, and also to nse any and all means in Iheir
power to further the good work on behalf Of ne
suffering soldiers. 81 - - --N
=. L. Hobbs, RitchietoEn. -f
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THE Committee appointed by the Sanitary Pair
II TO solicit donations OF goods from the MHnnfao-
turers, Mechanics, &C., OF Wheeling, have received
Contributions from The: following persons, the
dsAvored Is far as practicable 10 call on all, Is
some may have ben overlooked. They would re-
spectfuhy request that II such persons will report
70 the COMMITTEES At the Hall this day anything
they may donate Will be thankfully received.
a full list, with tbs respective articles contributed
and their nina will Ia nhIi.had in teR dAYs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27

Whilst war - raging South and East =,..-e.
The Yankees on their goodies feast
And worlds Of notions keep TO SELL - 80 titIt
e But none 90 cheap a. RRAHK CALDWELL: zr
9hoP on Main strsotD number EE6RT, .tY
The sign e on both door and gate. re '.'e-
Near the Stone Bridge, for bargains 20 5 ial
q Opposite the Baltimore depot - .-,-..
Call every mothers son, aud try
The prices, and you're sure to buy-s 5Ea
The ladies' too, each rompinE elf, s.5- rHf 5.,i
; WIN something fnd to please herself,
Where every thing thRt'i ever bean 3. 20 3.
Made rom iron, brass, or tin = So o. IN ~
CAKE cutters lamps, and washing bowls 5
Buckets, clippers, and candle MOUNDS,
Pans for pies and pans for loAYea
franklin, Shop and Cooking stoves. Q nElz7t
OIL well tubes, and pipes for gas,
With fancy toys, of tin and bras. .--r-
This season brings Us lots Of fruit,
ne has "THE CANS" put up to suit 80 iFe 'a1
Japanntd and plain, both thick and thin
And sausage suffers, made from tin,
Win copper ware, II shaped and Sized
WASH Kettles, cast and galvanized
Let everybody bring hts wife O. 10 ---tl
He can supply them all for nEa
ri from washing boards and dinner bells
70 knives and forks and coffee mills 5.1El
Ghings In whole or thingS in parts, 40
Jams for mtik-Wagons, gigs or cartS-u
Painted neatly light. blue and deep,
AND you can buy them very cheap E-Ta
AT EuNRER HIGHT. Remember veil, I.-s5I
.. Don't fail to md III
Jezt'4N B.P. CALDWELL
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Special Notice.


AHE Committee on the Eating DOpartm.nt a.
Il the Fair are sorry to have to mako anoths ~.
pea 70 the public for contributions but feel obI;5
20 90 % from the fact that no Response ~ VET 49,
MADE 70 their former card, calling for 1Dona 49,
I9F the Great Supper, &C." aud which ne rsoT.St
the Community Will yet read G4-S7t
In order, therefore, 70 reduce all To n .y.t., -,
that me Committee may know what to dsnSn5 ~.
Se nave made the following Arrangement ShIeb =.
earnestly request AL 10 comply Wfth ~. TSo,-f
oqT3ns ior the hrst days eatabl6S tof All finiSN
From the lnt and 18th Wards, on Tueadsv.
End Ward, on Wednesday; 'iila
. Ord Ward, on THURSDAY: 7asf ~
= oh Ward, on Friday:
9Th Ward, on Saturday;
!" 9th Ward, on Monday
" VIII oe very desirable for the Chairman ~ ~.
Oommtttee 70 know the dAy before from a4.b T,I
WHAT ne can expect IRON various partieS = @HA'
Ie7E I'D, 5--, J. e. BoTsF0RD, Chairman
" ara i Raj coor,ss.7 asU "a zGITl7 n =
Ivory Ear Rinss and Pins. ia
sc setu1 Button Buaks, - $3.50
Agate But4ons and
EAFisty Of other goods Just Eseeysd b EIpr.s,
ie2s :. N1VG ios 4 Z 9R9 o.1s..
RELT BUCKLES, IN Jst and .toSI, ;;ons,6;5.
.S,Loe so new alSo seidng!, asSorted color.
fV IN AZ D. NIcoLL BROS,
IL .-.--...a- 100 Malu street.
ROLAND OATS ron SEED.
200 BUSHELS Extra Heavy Poland o... -.
S ~ seed, Tor sale By PRYOR 1 FROST.
- "a . Main st.
4Nl LBS. HUTGALLs, prime, for ale 6y
an S--. z. q. LOGAHEC
''AA and LOGAN, LIST co.
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Excelsior PlaninpM Min

HAVING htted mp my establishment With the
IA, Latest Improved Machinery, am now pre-
aame that was formerly occupied by Stewart aud
Aeeiine, Rough and Worked Boards, Flooring
MeatheE- Boarding. Doorl, sash, Shingles Shelving
Uorntce, Boards, Shutters, MouldinRg pa1in0s pa6i
neiStun, Frames, and Building Materials Generally
Al work delivered fee Of charges at the oIeVe.
BalAmore and Ohio and Hsmp6eld R b. DenotS.
excepting tolls. ulIl-7 - = tStS'
~ 0rders promptly attended to. 's sHl'
Formerly of the firm Of stewart & EesIjns1
BRlDaEFoE1. Belmont Co., o. jsS.srn3
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non roll it on 20 uB, and soon, pes lied With heSnn8
BALM and opiritual lions It shall be rolled
SSsin 70 the side Of the sick ana the mangled, the
dying and the dead. S
FELLoW-CITI2HNS,
Ono and ALL come help along this benevolent under
taking Because yol feel secure, don't forget that
VIar VfaliB abrosd in thelAnd, that war must have
lie victims, aud that bat for thess for whom We
plead war might even now be upon you and yours.
Don't wait TO be called upon, committees will not
have time, but Voluntarily aud cheerfully come up
to this feast Of love. and there laying your gift
upon its altar plight afreSh your troth to your
bleeding country and each other, and rush 70 ave
oh save from lingering wounds, disease and death,
these brave defenders OF your all.
= II every man. woman and child among Us would
give but one dolaEto the cause what incense would
arise. e a. . - 4 - -
Contributions d money should be made to Is
JOHN D0NLoN, Chairman,
JNO. P.HOPHINs, = GEO. ADAMS,
ALEX. LAOGHLIN, MORGAN L. OFT,
Finance Committee.
Contributions, other than money, should be sent
t. theiW6rShouse Of Ju0. p. HOpE ms, No 50, Main
street. Whsre they viii be properly cared for. An
articles should have card attached, giving owner
name and residence, aud probabl lie value of same,
and stating Rhether donated, loaned for the sm.
I bellishment Of the Hall. y . ~ 80 jsl0
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Notice to the Pnhlie.

NJ PHhsDh or parsons arg allowed to eontn,o4
4H any DEBT eonneeted With the s'FestfySI : ana
FAIR except the ehA4ru1an Of the yarpu1 ubIfuhoS
committees oonneste1 theEevlth. - tss5 81 q
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.Tll,Copper & She8tIlon Ware,

HAVING increased ny facilities for the mann.
IL taeture Of the above articles, am prepared
70 NIL All orders promptly. and cheap, or cheaper
than can be had at any Their house in the cftV L
keep the latest patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and
Coal, and viii warrant every StoVe. am prepared
and will give such Jobs my personal attention!
spoutng and Guttering Of all kinds alkayB on hand
Topper and Brass Kettles and Fruit Cans Of the best
ing the atyGWil do we'll to give me q call. ~
1eH B. P. CALDWELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27

We understand that L.. Dol. Darr, Pro-
Rost Marshal General Of the State, who,has
besn so lonG aDeag as in different mill
itasy Positions aud who has filed them all
with such rate ability, goes shortly at the
instance Of a distinguished General, who
is his personal friend, ito another field of
service.
We state Whatwe literally. believe, when
We say that the Government has had no
officer in West Virginia, since this war,
who has been more conVerssnt with his
duties than Col. Darr, and who has per-
formed them with greater energy and Ell
cheney. TheiSt authorities with whom
he hassO long co.operated in military
matters win feel his loss very keenly. .,
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"CuriOsity Shop and Gallery
of Fine Arts"

ITO the People Of Western Pennsylvania, Eastern
Ohio and West Virginia: sv
We AJAX your aid and oooporation in rendering
the above named department Of the Wheeling Fair.
and Festival Q success.
Let love for your bleeding country, and sympathy
for itS brave defenders, prompt you to send TO NJ
such Relics, Trophies, and OurioSitis8 Of every de-
scription, a. you may have, or can procure from
ethersi or, without delay, give notice to the Com
rnittee where they can be found. .,,5.- Il. s-9e-
The GALLERY OF FINE ARTS also challenges
your zeal in the good cause. Give or lend NJ your
Oil Paintings, Sculptures, etc. arsI 80 81
I All articles merely placed on exhibition will bO
recepted tor by any member Of the OommittP, care
fully preserved and promptly returned. = 81.
The history of each article should accompany Il,
and If donated, its value.
ooNnn4TIR ON CURIOSITY sHop AID eL1LERY OF
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WANTED.

TMAIEDIATKLY.-- "A yoJn,, man hst,,..,, "a
Il 20 years Of age. None need apply 1nlesS tbsS
can come well recommended. +. = =
te81 la--1si u y IL HARPER 4 BRO 7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27

"A Question OF i!Ineome'' Under the
i Internal Rsvenue Law.
The following correspondence explains
itself:
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NEW ADVRRTIaEM,NTs
F0mNn-
Steam Engine for Sale.

A SECONDHAND STEAM Engine, Of IL or
IA 10 horse power, complete and In good order,
eau be purchased by application to GEO. AcKIM,
u the f0un ary and Machine shop of T. Wiley Co.,
MlrtinsviHeS Belmont Co., chic. je21-n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27
ooNlu1T1E on CURIOSITY SHOP AID Gi11ERY OF
RINB ABTB: JUS IS

The following persons will receive In their re.
specve oca htieS relics and trophies ofthe present
or any other war curoGitieS of every description
oil painttngS sculptures &c, and forward the same
by Adams Express to the COMMITTEES:
John g. Jacob. WelIBburR, W. Va.
Samuel MeCulIoch. Short Greek, W. Va -N
John Beck, West Liberty, "---a q.
Joseph O. Hedges, West Liberty
Dr.. ]. a. StOrer, TTiadephiA. r s .-.r-
W. 81. Johnston, Post Master, RoSeby'S Rock, ".
Va. ~ 80 = =
John Bell, Bolton, W. Va azH- 600 4
Thos. L. BoggeSs, Pennington, ". Va,
John J. Brown, KingWood, e s.l-F
Harrison HAga rs, BrandonTiIle, s. ..-aa-rH
Rev. n. v. b. White, Oakland, Nd.
J. N. Boyd, FaiTmont, ". Va. 20
Col II. DeFing, MorgantoWn, ". Va. -s VI
Jas. &. Wharton, P2rkerabuTE. ss5 10 fta-r q
Dr. Thomas Mckennan, Washington, Pa.
VIM. 8. Moore, Washington, Pa. aa
Rev. John 7. BroWnleoI West Middleton Pa.
8. MAyes Bell West Alexander, Pa. = > 81 ~
Judge B. g. CoWan, st. OIAiFsViiIe Ohio -s1E
Dr. Israel Werlich, Martins Ferry, Ohio. ts=zE
Dr. 3. Fundenburg, Bridgeport f
Gouison D3ysnport, BarneSViIIe, Hrgss1
Dr. @. Hudreth, GAINESVILLE,
George Edwards, MoundSViile, ". We. 81
DT. VIM. I. MeGreRor, StsubenvilIe Ohio.
4 Moon, OlArksburg, ". Va. f1i =
J.P: st1rEtsS Cranberry SUMMIT, ". Va.
Dr.. d. Dougherty, Grafton, --
joseph 3. Morrison, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27

q neg oeF Fark0rsburg Packet. .
~ Tho steamer PEPRoLIA, Captain
5ohDos, Tin take the place Of the II.
4 1e23-IV JELLY & MANNER lAuapt. +
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-WHIER=RAL BUTTONS for Ladies' Dresses,
w different styles.
h 'AAIh ROLLS, new style. Also
10 DoZ. OORsEc 70, different styles and colors.
50 DOz. PALM PANS, received At the Variety
Store of D. HIooLL 4 Bro
js7 l09 Main street.
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Law and lI. soeIIanaona I.i.
barry for Sale

T WILL offer at public Sale. N I1b,r,,.,, 1,,.
l4th' ct 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at the once On Ak
ssEssti tEo dooEs below the Court House, now oo-
law and miscellaneous library Of The iats MosS.T
one Of the largest in the stSte P'''' ICING
TERMS OF SAnR-Ani nina ,,D1s, n, Am,
and approved security We" +H'eEest
Wheeling, June "a 1854 oRcrT
OtarkaDuEg Telegraph, ParkeFSburR ElaT1fts ar !;
e. C9irsyilIs Chronicle, e0py-tS sud ssnd Die
RAskETs, fancy travelling BalEof.. I5o.5.-
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R AskETs, Fancy travelling Baiksf.T 2 11.1.-
3s21 D.Noo1I mo.
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NOTICE..

a Ii PERSONS desiring TO contribute artIoIss
a toE the Nstional Booth Of the sLadies Union
and members Of the Society who nave sn1S.s' -
prepare articles for the booth, arc rSoueSted 70
eETard such articles to Nm BULLOCK. corner Of
Ing next. '''s - ' ~ 5tS4l.3 4llS5n'
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Q: s=a=.a E. A. ROLLINS,
Deputy Commissioner.
Peter Page, Esq, Assessor First District
Chicago, Illinois. E.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-16
Legal Notice

To Ambrose Belden, Melton Belden, Newton
Belden, Amy Hues, wife Of Solomon Hues, Pau.
line Whistler, wife Of John A. Whistler, who ne.
side in Allegan Co., State of MICHIGAN heirs
OF Harvey Beldeu, deceased,
V0U are hereby notified thai Ellsworth r
Il Thompson, Administrator of the Esta.e n,
Harvey Belden, deceased, on the st day of Sen
tember, A. ID. 1864, filed his petition in the Pro.
bate Court within and Tor the County of Geaugn
aud State OF Ohio, alleging that the personal es.
tate oi said decedent Is insufficient 10 pay his
deb.s and the charges Of administering his es.
tate; that he died seized In lee simple Of the ol.
lowing described real estate situate in Middle.
field township, in Geouga Comfy, State Of Ohio
TO wit: Known as part oil Lot No. A, g. bounded
as follows. Beginning at post In the south.
west corner OF said lot No "A; thence north on
the west line o! said lot 20 chains and 40 link !
10 a post; thence east 90 chains and 80 links ia
q post. thence south on q marked line 20 chains
and So links to a post; thence west on the south
line of said lot 20 chains nd 78 links TO the pa
OF beginning, containing 40 and 80. 100 acres Of
land-excepting and s. 100 acres of land deed
ed to tiannah Strstton, from the south west cor.
Der OF said land above described; leaving 81 and
75.l00 acres OF land.
Belden, Amy Hues,. Pauline Whistler, Charles
Beden and Edgar Beden, minor children OF one
Charles Belden, as his heirs at law hold the mex
estate of inheritance therein.
The prayer OF said petition 10 for the sale o
said premises for the payment Of the debts and
chsrges Aforesaid Said petition will be for hear
ing on the let day OF October, A, ID. 1864. At 10
O'Clock A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as counse
ELLSWORTH r. THOMPSON,
76Sw% A6n'r Of Harvey Beldsn, decd.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-16
A Card.

The subscribers hereby acknowledge nu.
merous acts OF helpfulness, and gifts of ma.
terial aid and comfort during the past year,
by the very kind people for whose spiritual
welfare they are permitted to labor. OF
these the following are the most prominent:
A "furloueh," last Autumn. for a journey
and visit, with purse OF Gal so, towards
meeting the expenses OF the same A very
cheerful Annual Greeting. last January. &C.
compauied with donations in money and
other articles Of equal value. to the amount
of Sb72.54. Free and cheerful labor, during
an absence to the "Fropt," the last summer,
whom money would not secure help; and,
fna:Iy,s delightful "blockade" just received,
in the shape Of q woodpile. mostly 10 read.
mess for the stove, unestimaied. but worth
at least. 3O;-makIng an aggregate, accord.
ing to the figures Of arithmetic, of more than
%l44,0 aud, according 10 the facts Of The
heart, . sum much larger than that.
For these and numerous other free-wiil
offerings aud manifestations OF affection,
will our friends accept our cordial thanks
and the assurance of our earnest desires and
constant prayer that their efforts, With ours,
to promote the cause of true religion, may
receive the approval of our divine Re.
deemer.
E. D. TAYLOR,
NJ. A. TAYLOR.
Claridop, Aug. l3tb, 1864.