davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-06-14

THATTLE MORTGAGE SALE.
- - Household Good'. SHOW Cases. Liquors. cgsrs,
4sas tA:!Sg9TEssss ss.se1 at Buffers.
0Iti Itacssss e: Auc.
! ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
HssSREF 5ass2 5as. 81 4 * aS AUCTION
At Dwelling 242 Illinois ssrees,
Ths entire furniture q ia1ily sslIn}s Thing hsnse.
se.s py sad lnEFsia carPsIs. spssl,h @.ttlnz Rlss
te e.e ehsssa
tfh shns n1nx Tsss st sr p9stea
se'n"'E HI z9is e. zsss
r ,ARGE & DESIRABLE STOCK
Spring and Summer Clothing,
CLOTHS, cAssHlRREs. BLK vEsr1KG5, &C., &c.
AT AUCTION.
.gs IT, 4 * so9s
D1aroeza and wa'htr stssna sa ss,eet' eRfr1rBs CO..
| STAPLE DRY GOODS
| AT AV1G1Tu6hs
|
/ On WEDNTsDAY, June 18th. st 9h O'Clock. at Hut.
tess1 Aact1on RooEe IN Portland Biock Large aad
deairabls stock Of
DRY OODS,
'.s--7-
corrlttng Of Plsln and Figured Al Wool D. La,nes.
VII A HUl iERS i CO..
o.oIo e,1n coo1e
| Rh CAoEo o1NAW 0OODo
/ Aoo .--
"a ~
-. rnr,an4v 1,n. ,e,h .+o,- ,..1rc% ,t rnt
| txr. aacuun Fooms. IN Port and slocE. corner Of
Uesrbofn and washington etseets,
|
| $50 CASES OF STRAW GOODS,
ro,e+,rr of vou.n,a Whit, and r,oIorrd Pain Ieaf
= nsE 4srn.s VIVA 1rrhnrn ~ EVoaI ~ d Enarssa
~. - iss1,n e.. u, ~ .rd ttnvis
n tsGs e. % ~. issia sn1 ao,,e Sin T5nT
fhetao5a f. aas Vaps ~ ~ bn1 ~ 1fs WIFE
@ fn4ea dns9 shst III ~ e "'' ''
Inc A9oee a5sa nfan ~ III X - te
etisou noa, Nss ~. =, 11s4,,,1 49, - .<orT.cv
, 1864-06-14

4 SOLDIER GoKE.-The friends OF Lieutenant
Eosh Il. Rae, Of Co. L ssth regiment I,linols vol
unteeze, will be panied to learn OF his death in the
General Hospital At Chattanooga. He wss
wounded Al the battle Of Resaca, Ga by shot
from one of the enemy's sh41pshooters. From
the field he was takeu 10 Chattanooga, where he
died on Tie ID inst. Lieutenant Rae entered the
Per5vflIe and Stone River. and for h,s gallantry
in the latter engagement was made Lieutenant.
At the battle Of Ch1c1 amAuga be was Wounded In
the Lee.
, 1864-06-14

Bryant &,.Strntaonss Chicago Ttle-
graph Instltate The largest institution OF
the Kind IN the world Thlrty-fve telegraph In
ssuments in constant use Address
BRYANT i STRArToy.
, 1864-06-14

Dtseases Of the Nervous, ssza1k,al, Urs-
nary an3s8o1unl Syxtemr.-NeT and rcliA-
BILE tre2tment-in reports OF th: Howard Asso<is-
ton. Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes flee
Of charge. Addreaa D. ]. 9kiion Hougaton, How
ard Association. No soath NiEth strra., Pk1is-
deiphia. Pa. ~hHth thG69-2m
, 1864-06-14

eW Houee and Sign Painting, Cacfm,ning,
Glazing and Gfainlng. Paper Hang1ngs aad Win
dow Shades selllog at wholesale asd retail at New
York prices F.E RIaBY, 20 Randolph street.
Box 6S63. ie3ht1a-1n
, 1864-06-14

So1p11s' Rk1tEr.-Ihc strawberry festival held
last wccx at Bryan Hall, for The relief Of the fam
lilies Of ec1dieIs, netted over $1,000. This sum
will be gladly received by the ladies' having this
excellent charity in charge. Their fund wns until
now largely depleted.
, 1864-06-14

CHANGE OF THE on TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON
RAr1RoAp,-Thc t,mc Of leaving Of the morning
ttaIu from Chicago Of the Chicago and Alton Rail-
rosd. was yesterday changed ttom O'Clock to .:9o.
, 1864-06-14

The following table shows the time Of arrival
and departure Of tae several tlafrs all the r1ll
roads In Chfr8Rn.
, 1864-06-14

Losr HusMos1F.-A man IRON theprairics, who
gave his name a. Joseph Harding, Was discovered
on Sunday afternoon sitting On the corner Of
Clark and Monroe streets grossly intoxicated, and
backe- He u1s taken to the armory, and, amer be
became sober, allowed TO 60 to his hotel. -Four
hours Inter bo WIS again arrested for drupkeupesa
mcncy," etc.
, 1864-06-14

ST. LOUIE SANITARY FAR.-The following are
contributions from Chicago to the Mississippi VAL
leg SANITARY Fair. through the Committee on
Boote, Shoes and Leather: C. n. Henderson &
Hills. box boots, vaue ST. 90; Saunders, Bro q
Co. : boxes boots. value x66.de: Flake, Kirkland
4 Co., boz boots, value $500; S. P. Farnum.
1ox. chii0ren's shoes, value 1890; Turner 4
Sidwsy. invo,ce leather Elo7.D 90; thicsro de and
Leather Company. c.sh $3.50; Ch1s McFarlnud
Il Co., cara boots, ts5.00=sotal, t44so.42.
, 1864-06-14
6WanteD==Gn Correspondents

" WANIED-Correspondence
~ by roanR IAN OF happy diapoIu N with
soDe young II ty oflke turn, and who v oult enjoy
tt?" Adtrsts HARRY VRIlN in, Springfield. Ill.
, 1864-06-14

GIArT rTArTo1KTNEKT.-We,ar are pleased to hear
that Colonel r. 7. Sherman Of the ssttspr second
Board Of Trade regiment, and fer some tsme past
commanding 4 brigade IN General 6herman's
army, has received an appointment upon The staff
OF Aa1os General Howard, Of the 9TH Corpe
Colonel Sherman is the worthy son Of our very
unworthy Mayor Of horee eesenee-tcn-th hous&nd-doi-
iaf-yefo pptpf1cty.
, 1864-06-14

Rowormx-YestesdAy morning, at the Police
Court, Conrad Wagner, " .llsm Campbell, Geo,
Barnett and Richard McGe1u were charged with
throwing stones at the walters and visitors at
Clemens lug er beer gardens, near Cottage Qrove
during a German picnic held there on 9uud4y.
uwing to the crowded state Of the gardens at tic
iioasly injured. which fact Induced ma Honor 10
nnict fine Of $40 and Costs upon each Of the
.Quartette.
, 1864-06-14

AccipE1T.-A Young man who was operating
q tsy-cutting mach Inc at the stables Of the City
Railway Company, In the West Division, On
Thu1sday Inst, csrelete]y allowed lis hand to BE-
drewn under the revolving kniyes. His hand was
chopped IN pieces AZ far AZ the wrist. Tho yoon 2
xunn }A now recovering,
, 1864-06-14

" R1ETY TH 4 A T RE,
us and 1T Dearborn street. -.
C. Il. .EEAnWItE d C3., Sole Lesees and Aa1agers.
T. L. FITCH, Acting and stage AanAEaf.
The Best Variety Entertainment
lN7HE CITY.
All ENTIRE NEw PROGRAMME Tu1s EFEHna.
Fer particulars Of entertainment see bils Of the day.
New Stars are engsKed ard Will appear next week.
MIND AZ EVENING, June 18th, reappearance OF
the old fAvorite,
BILLY ALLEN,
Tho eccentric Ethiopian Comedian.
Doors oper It X O'Clock Curtain f1sea y W oeik.
srAIe az ta1cKo:-FArnuetse, u c8: Dres4 and
F: mily Circle, s. cta Priyato Boxes, 8. Co. Single
1exts n HoI ~ 50 ctnts. mg29h1l51W
, 1864-06-14
B0arnlng.

pOARDIN GA gentleman and
Qp wIts can be accommodated with good board
and pleasant rooms In private family ~ applying
at ICt A dana 8rett 1elhk144tt
, 1864-06-14

Acc1pExr.-We learn til at IN Sunday afternoon
an employee OF Roseht1l Cemetry while walking
on the 3rack Of the Chicago and Milwankce Rail
road towards Gtaceland Cemetry, was knocked
down BY an engine and seriously injured 1t 10
stated that the Injured man was walking In very
rns'eady rnanDer, ben. one moment between the
he ssas so near the track that some part OF thc
cow catchtr came Violently In contact with his
LEGS and hurled him into IN adjoining ditch. He
WIS carried Into ne,ghbarinS houre. where his
wounds. consisting Of rome reEy serious bruises,
pyeYH csfeftsl,y tended
, 1864-06-14

FOR SALE-A gentleman resid
IL log East had built for him. during the past year,
lltt class cout1e rw eng hou,e in tne Ct Of vi.
rona, Mtnresora. but = death In his family having
ltn of brick vas desigeed and ita entire erection
SUP rsnteodp. by an architect of hga population:
roera. kitchrn. &c, Of anpe size marble !Aants:s.
bathroom, DC furnace nt best make, viii heat the
in tbs centre 81 the town Il desired, the half
or whole Of about lo acres OF land, containing ogeE
tvrrouDded BY. buildings, will he offered With tho
prepeftg For heal:hful9ess and beaaty q situation,
to Re the Rreat ccntEe Of tIaue 1or so9shsrn Min
ssY was Con bueheIs: IL 1863 25 900 bushsls The
curing and packing of pork aad heef dsss:nsd from
rapidly Il, great 11ade Far price aud terms OF sale
nccrtss II. n. LAABEE1ON, Es1., Wlnona. Mn
nesota. je1 ks st
, 1864-06-14

REnorEp.-2he fire steam engine, Long John,
was yesterday removed to new wooden building
on Washington etrces, between Lasalle and Wells
street, in anticipation Of the speedy demolition Of
the brick brilding which It has recently occupied,
to make WY for the NV Chamber OF Commerce.
A Eew brick structure will be speedily erected on
the lot adjoining ,ae alley, on Lasalle street
Pending i1s erection. Chi ef Engineer Harris will
Tkerow Of unsiphtly sbanties on Custom Hoaee
Place, will thor.Iy be removed TO make war for q
tnbt3antiai brick block to te erected thereon.
oughfa1e.
, 1864-06-14

4rOARrING.-A very pleasant
4 su;t Of uaIarntined rooms on tie nist TO :rcan
Ia ob,alned at ls6 West Washington ste-r:- Terms
I.ptQnShle, jEI Kill IL
, 1864-06-14

STnExT CAB AccmEHr-On Sunday 4 msn
whoSc name our reporter MAS unable to learn,
while standlng On the front platform Of State
street car, ns it WIS turning the abrupt corner at
State and Tucnty second stree IT, fell of7 into the
ROAD striking his head heavily ag afnst the rails Of
the adjoining track He xas picked up in a sense
less condition and carried into house in the "
cdnity. where his wound, consisting OF an ugly
gaeh In the etde Of the head, was dressed. He is
EQW doing Rsl1.
, 1864-06-14

rOLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
col. J. a. wood L CO.. .P1eprletozs and MANAGERS.
TUESDAY EVENING. June 18th.
Benefit of Nrs. L. b. Perrin.
SECOND night Of the nsw and tbrlli1ng playof
=, mIRIAMsS CRIME.
+. Enard KeJ II. AiEen
10 Be followed BY the q. CANT comoay Of h. La
DIES battle, faren Ao4Eichard. Nj. Bradley; !;
In rth. lrrarak new Drauls entitled SHEEP IN
WOLEo CLOTHING.
PE1CEs.-Atmlssionto to Mutsum a1d Lecture Hoola.
IS cents. Children under tWelEe TeAfa, i cent?
Rtete Ciress ND s cea:s extra r. PIivats
seats. Bo1 Book open from II a. M. to F.. N.
Doors Of Lecture Boom open at X o'clock. Curtain
q The G1est Museum. with T. oysE 3:o9oo C11t-
ean 6lauteea! E1Rht Feet high, e1d WeiEhtnE orer
so Foundai viii appear nightly. Mss ATer = years
old, and 30 inches High the finest Small Lady tn the
World. 1eo-aase4w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29
The Attempt to burn New York.
d. From tie Commercial Advertiser.

L Last night he most infamous plot in the
history of the present war, was detected
aud unVeilei. : a concerted attempt to Ere
the city at many points, was exposed and
thwarted. Hotels and theatres, crowded
with humal beings, were selected as the
immediate beene of the horrors which
were medit3fd, and the mind sickens at
the thought what might have occurred,
hadatho4 u tnhings Of frs developed into
q conhsgration, or had the panic that
seized upoI the audiences at the Museum
or at NibI's, passed the point when 1t
could be CHECKED by the strong will OF q
resolute mar, or controlled bysuch shreds
of reason aud sense, as remain In persons
upon whom the god Pan has descended.
There can be little doubt that the con-
tempIated anon Of last night was the work
of.our rebel brethren and sisters. The ar
rests so far made point that way, while
the whole nature of the diabolic plot In.
dicates breadth and depth worthy OF the
chivalry and possible only to state OF
war on a large scale.
It seems frbm some of the accounts that
a voluble rebel Hdeserter" notified the po-
lice short Ame since Of plot of this
kind, but HE words were not needed, prob
ably becauseeof his anxiety to secure q
promise for the support Of his family, while
he worked tie case up. That the rebels
have had soms such design as the Que now
discovered, is evident from the tone of their
press. Their jourusls have urged the de.
struetion of oar cities, and have prompted
the raising ofmoney and the Offering of a
large reward Tor this very purpose. The
warnings thai reached the Secretary Of
State before election, and led to the adop-
tion of certain precautionary. measures
along the froatier and In our cities, were
doubtless from the same sources, and were
the outcroppings of the tremendous scheme
Of FIRE and blood which only awaited an
opportunity to be put In execution.
The rebels, with becoming regularity,
notify US in adVahce, of their raids; but
whether the notice is three mouths or a
year, the raid comes when the hour is ripe.
By this time We should have learned that
no plot is too infamous, and no plan too
stupendous fortherebel mind. The treason
that undermined the sacred pillars of the
-Oonstitution Is equal to any measure Of
rapine and destruction. -, !
Three or fopr weeks ago Gen. Dix issued
m order. lEn6 hiring -eeeiatEAlionS OF Al
6oatnerneTB here. We have never heard
that such registry was made, or shat per.
sons not reporting have been treated as
spies. Let no necessary precaution now
be disregarded. A thorough examination
of the fugitive rebels now in the North
would be wise measure OF prudence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29
RRMs OF WREELT.
he weekly intelligence
us Marahal,s Sale.
.MAaIl1ITW A1VAH0l@

Uni'"H s'''' s.s:s Ss:.fSs IS sSis Sss S IL 0fWs
Jsasr.os T. Martin yiEg'aie, - wheeling. Pan
and othsEs Tern, y 1st 4: o.Siet ss GefSS o9E: o,
i tka United States for the District OF Mest VIZ
ginia rendered At itl Fall Term, lse4 et 5eSIin,'
IN M above entitled eau11p WI % IhuhSDAi =
pFCFMBER 18th, 1854. a. the front door q IL
III at public auetiou, % the hghsst and belt BIZ
dGr ne tra Of land (o0ntaining about one me-
dTed aGre1 more or loGll situate II thq torks o. BS
Grave Greek in said county Of MaTshaIl, and ~ ~
saId decree nentiOaed' BENG ~ ~ ~ ~ h,,,
~ - foitoIsG 70 via: beginning - sfaEs IN ~"
n1aQtk of = Bayou, corner 70 piece OF tho slni-
farm that vas heretofore aol4 % Nn: r law
th6uas down the creek with the origtilA lHs q
S0FTey, With the several cOlEs1l ana dielantes
therefo % the center of large cut In the bOtto7
mSdo by the BAltimOre and Ohio Railroad Con PAM
and where the creek now principally runs thonc
down aid channel % . Stumps corner 70 piSees
~ About eiRht and half aIos, hoTttOieTe SOLD 10
RSbeSt iIeSandoF; thence With aid AlsxGndeT's
line oastWaFdly 70 . stake IN The aelds corner T.,
aid Alexander; theuoo southUaEdly with aid
AIe1ander's line to the north side Of the Balhmoio
and Ohio Railroad; thence eastGarag elonE ,s teS
suFVeyj thence eastWlrdly with the oItelnaI nnes
with the several courses and dlatanees tneIotos
stSIe corner 70 Haid Wm. ?. Daviss theuee north
WaTdiy WiIh the MD Wm. P. payis' line to the be-
Tins OF sALR-Hilosa per cent. eSths PUT;
iastSiScnt ii SI At Il. 7H tvelss Ia snss 90 -:
Gith interest on each dSferTsd instAlimentS iE1n
~ dav of ale until paid; the purchaser giving
bo1d WITH good security Tor said deISTTod INSTALL
monts with the PriylsEe Of PAYING all oI aeI POI,
tIon oi the deferred Payments At the next term O'
'has saie SOto % commence =. two O'Clock P. N.
kpWARD u. NOhtOnS
o..aI-.a q. 8. MArshai-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29

her. Her more Southern sisters, more
sensitive to the common wrongs and COM
mon dangers, or feeling themselves less
exposed, were quicker than che TO dis
solve the union With the States Of the
North. Virginia exerted herself TO restore
peace. and TO establishit on safe aud secure
foundations. She, pursued her efforts up
to the very hour when war was declared
against the States that had seeded. In
that supreme moment she took instant po-
sition with her Southern sisters aud mar
shaled for the fight. These Southern sis.
ters have not forgotten the joy they felt
at the accession Of Virginia. II was cele-
bratsd With boniires and artillery and song,
and universal gladness.
1t is with Georgia that we are at this
moment most interested; for L is Georgia
that now has chiefly to bear the shock
Alas, for iGeorgia-she has been distract.
ed, BY bad politicians. The letter before
us says: ''The course pursued by Gov
ernor Brown and others, Is doing great
deal of mischief" For what sin Of our
people was it that in q time like this We
should be afflicted, and distracted and
weakened by such mad, inconsids dsrate and
fatal rulersI Gov. Brown, in the COVER n
ment Of this state, pays little regard TO law.
he seizes the salt ofEthe citizens; he sieIes
the distilleries without q particle of au-
thority IN law, The Confederate authori.
ties however, he impedes at every step Of
their legitimate duty. He weakens the
public defence by an ill.hmed and uu'
founded clsmor about States Rights
he assaults the Confederate admtnistra"
ton. at all points, and diligently sows
the! seeds of dissatisfaction and distrust.
Did It need q prophet to tell that such o
course would do '!a great deal of mis-
chief2" Does it need . sage to tell that 1t
will do great deal more? As o conse-
quence of such proceedings, Georgia Is not
ready, we fear, for the shock that is upon
her. Instead Of that united, cheerful, en-
thusiastic band Of patriots which We might
expect Of. her people, they are divided
about State rights, peace conventions and
the like. Heaven forgive Gov. Brown and
Mr.. Stephens, and such as they, for the
mischief they nave done. Heaven put II
into their minds to retrieve their steps
even now. Georgia will suffer, and the
common cause will suffer, We fear, from
the course they have pursued but surely
they will suspend their esptious clamors
ut least till the present trial is over and
past.
We earnestly invoke the authorities and
people Of the adjacent States-ot South
TO see in Georgia's cause their own, and
to reinforce her with the: utmost assist
ance. If all will do their duty, rs they
ought, Sherman will be utterly destroyed.
II, from any timorous, Jealous or selfish
they neglect 1t, retribution,
swift and sure, cannot but oVertaks them
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29

columns will noi be delayed'Aftsr reaching
bad places. Also, army commanders
should study the habit OF giving the artil-
Iery aud wagons the road, and marching
their, troops on one side; and also instruct
their troops to assist wagons at steep hills
or bad cfos3iugsof streams.
win aSsige toeSch , wing Of the the army T.,
cd, and the eommandsrs thereof win see
to Its being properly protected ct all times.
By order Of
LIN. DATTgai Aid.de. Damp.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29

Wheeling, soldiers' Aid Society, for their
bountifuI stock of snbstantials sent us.
God bless the ladies for their noble and
patriotic e1ertions all over the country 10
ameliorate the horrors of war. We as
sure ourselves II the ladies take such mat.
ters in hand with their accustomed energy
and perseverance, success will be certain.
Signed, in behalf of the attendants and
patients Of the q. 8. A. General Hospital,
Grafton, West Va.
VIZ. FREEoH, / Stewards.
r. GILMAN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29
Tnank.gIrinr Thanks.
C1ISKnURa, VI. VI. NOV, 2eLh, 1854.
Eds. hteIIigsneer:

Eds. InteIIi9tneer: ...
The following resolutions were u9ani.
mously adopted by Company b, 6th west
Virginia Infantry. We respectfully ASK
YOU to find room for their publication In
your columns, that those patriotic citizens
who in your city have done so much to
promote the soldiers welfare and happt-
ness in their atdnous duties, may know
that We fully appreciate their kindness
and works Of love.
Rs,oiyed, That we most respectfully
tender our heartfelt thanks and sincere
gratitude to the members of the Soldiers
Hid Society Of wheeling, through whose
henevolence bountiful supply Of poultry
and oysters were furnish through Surgeon
! r. Whorton TO the troops stationed at
this post. We desire 10 unite with the
natriotic doners in the sacred observance
az this time hopered day, and join In
thanksgiving and praise to Him to whom
all praise 10 due.
Re,olvtd, That we also feel that our
gratitude and thanks are equally due the
patriotic and loyal ladies and citizens Of
GlstksburR for supply Of pies furnished
In the came manner. We kindly tender to
each and all our highest regards and best
Wiahea. hopiug we may all be spared 70
naTtake tnauy thanksgtvlngs under q uni-
ted and happy country: ...-,
ResoEved, That the above resolutions DC
published, through our otieers, In the
wheeling lntelhgsHeer and Olarksourg
T. +. FREEMAN, 1st Lit, Com'dg 90.
A. GRoW, and Lieut..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29
Exrcur1YE MANsIoN,
wAsniaeroH, November q, 1864.

DEAR MApAx: have been shown in the
files of the War Department statement
of the Adjutaut General of Massachusetts,,
that you are the mother of i've sons who
have died gloriously on the field Of battle.
I feel how weak and fruitless must be any
words Of nine, which should attempt to
beguile you from the grief of loss so
overW eimiug; but cannot refrain from
rendering to you the consolation that may
be found In the thanks of the Republic
they died to save. pray that our Heav:
euIy Father may asslage the anguish OF
our bereavement, and leave you only the
cherished memory Of the loved and lost,
and the solem pride that must be yours,
to have laid so costly sacrifice upon the
altar of Freedom. Yours very sincerely
and respectfully. A. LINCOLN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29
cavalry and Artillery Horses
Wanted.
ssIsrANr oUARrERMAsTER's oYTICE.

a HSIgTANT OUARIEKIAsEEWHU UFEIUHt !
A WHEEITE1, W. Va, November lsL, l1o4
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HOUSES VII nH
purchased In the open market at Whes,ns' W, y; "a
One hnndrod aud hffy.dVO dollars $3.50 VII bS
paId Tor Cavalry and one hundred and sixty-hVe
dOIlars tSl0bl for ARTILLERY Horses.
Artillery Horses must be Of dark eOlorS eoana IN
an nSFtieHlaFs stFOag quick AMI active, we'll bro
zen and square tFOttsrS in harness, in good hush
and condition, from slT % ten years OLD ana n0t
less than ,06l pounds ,
CsyaiFy HOrses must be sound IN al particulars
we'll broken In full desh and good eoudtlOns from
Is 10 Is hands high from to yVaEs old. and well
adapted in vyeFy way 70 Cavalry purposes,
ME- a IA a a GUS. ARIsNAN,
noSi Capt. 4 40. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29
Engine and Boiler for sale.

1.-TWO 90 inch Cylinder Boilers, each 30 test long
with hro front, CRATE bars, &c. Ooo Engine. y
inch cylinder, SS feet stroke governor, ~ SnSsL
n feof and ali fn oompI6tS Funning OrdsTS having
been run OnIy months; which viii 20 s9ld -
bargain. For further tnf0rm ttt0n onlITe 2.
PAXTON, OONL9S = OaLhbAII
octiO-tf No. - Main street., WhoeiiIE.
MAEisttA Republican copy month An4 s'od D."
70 this ONCE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29
RATIONAL MEDICINE,

DR. THOMAS J.. KISHER WOULD
j rrrpocttuIlY fnhdFn tho elti1ehS Of Wheeling
and Vicinity nat he has psrmaasatly heated y
thIs city for the practice Of Medictne upon me
tio1SI q Eclectic system He has been engaged IN
Dc practice Of his profession for n1mher n yeafs
and hss been eminsht1y sueeessful In the Featment
al M varieties Of diseases, both acute and ehrpn
Dr K, a. heretofore, WIN dsTuts . good mare oi
hIs tIe and attention y the treatment fan ehfonic
diasaGeG Of both sAxss, such ~ Consumpton and Al
TaTTetIeg Of Lung DiSSAsss al Diseases Of the Throat
Gatarrh, DySpspiEG, Liver Complaints, MsredrtAl
Sod HerJ0us beeaSes, RheumAtiim, serofula. every
yaTfetT hf Blood and Skin Diseases, Epilepsy, fnror
WenG Spinal Affections, Diseases of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Hart A1eeIIons Dtgease! Of the Eye
and Ear, &c. These peculiar 70 RemAle5I w: Lnf
aammAtory Di1eAi6s of the Uterus Patnfnl 1fregu'
lar1tIes Leueorf6sa Prolspsus Utert, and ~ her.
yonI Diseases 70 which they are euh1see ptSeaSeS
ofChIIdren eannfdlly an6 nationally treated. Med
Ie4nes nIld reliable and agreeable.
An eommunieationg Etietly oonndenttal. alBht
ealis ehesEfniIy sad promptly answered
E~OMe0 and Felidanoe one door west Of Ionn
AbiinR'a HOtsl, Third street, near Reed krAtSs
Drug BEOre, Centre Wheeling W. Va. Once noun
from 8 A. M.tt11RM.t EtlEisH3AOtt
HEKRRKNoEa. r.ifs & d:
Prof. B. y. Payne, etepbenTiile, ohto,,,a 3. ,ft
n " n Aei4reSnr f1-sS q
DR.. G.. Arnold, CambF1dge, Ohio.
Prof q. 81. GeayelAnd, OtncinnatL Ohio.
Dr. o. A. A6Iehfmsr, Van Vert,
ied.1ydkW ~ q. . IL i''i EFH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29

z GRAFTON, West Va.' NOV. z9I 1007'1
Editors IatslligtEcer: 5 e7d
Allow US through your patriotic journal,
10 tender our most grateful thanks 70 the
ladies of Grafton, for their thoughtful kind
ness, in providing ms with such 6ounu-
full supply Of delicacies for. our table ON
day. and for their ktno ~.
tantipn 70 % during the past. Also 70 the