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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08

in ordinary times, reveals the stuPendouS
injustice practIcsd upon the rebel citizens
BY this system Of imPrsssmsnt. There is
scarcely one article upon the list that can
be produced for feur times the price fIed
by the aImpressmeut COMMITTEES" Some
of the allowances are simply mockery OF
prices, as for instance. 7Io. per month for
the pasturage of horse; tic. per pound
for beef cattle; l73c. per gallon for BRAN
dy; lilo. per bushel for corn, which In
1860 sold for &c.; lilo. per bushel for
corn meal, worth in 1850, 81 60i 81 80
per barrel for 6ne -four; lilo. per cwt. for
hay; S. 90 per ton for pig iron, worth four
years ago, $24 per ton; CSC, per bushel for
VIII eat; and many other articles Of large
consumption in similar proportion.
The rebel Government may be able to
keep down its expenditures by this system
of compulsory fraud but, at the same
it must weary it's supporters by e1tOrtion
and sacrifice, and discourage production
to an extent that will endauger starvation
among the people, and failure of the re-
sources upon which their army is fed and
clothed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08

OHR of the largest and most enthusiastic
German meetings ever held In this city,
took place last night at the Cooper InSti-
tate. The hall Was crowded to excess by
an audience of German Unionists. Gen.
Carl Schurz delivered the main address,
which was q glowing and eloquent review
of the Union cause, and the necessity for
every liberty flowing German to labor and
vote for the Union candidates. His re-.
marks were greeted with much applause
throughout. He was followed in an able
speech by DR.. Frederick ShultE, Of New
York.-N. =. 7Fi6tae, NoV. 9Th.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08

THE rebels have not permitted us to
doubt who is their choice to. day. The
Richmond papers have time and again de.
clared that the success of Lee and Hood
was logically the success of Mcclellan.
Only a few days ago the Charleston Is. o.
Courier proclaimed its opinion thus:
"oUR SUCCESS IN BATTLE IN.
SURES TIE SUCCESS OF MCCLELLAN.
OUR FAILURE WILL INEVITABLY
LEAD TO HIS DEFEAT"
10 connection with, this declaration from
one of the chief organs of the rebellion,
we would call the attention of the reader
to the news from Chicago this morning.
See what q plot has been revealed therel
The citizens were compelled to arm and
organize in order to keep that city from
being laid in ashes last night. The des-
perate men who are opposed to Mr. Lin
coins reelection seem bent on any ex.
tremity of evil. Ia this the party to put
into power2 Is this the party to aid and
abet to-day at the ballot box2
Fellow.citiEsus, ifyou do not endorse the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
The Chicago Plot.

Fellow Citizens read the news from
Chicago this morning. 1t is in the high
est degree startling. Who are the villains
that were arrested yesterday in that city in
the midst of a conspiracy to burn 1T to the
ground, and to release all the rebel pris-
Oners confined in the camps thersP Who
are they but the vel. wishers of Mcclellan
and Pendletou7 Who doubts but that
every man Of them, if he had vote to give
to-day, would give 1t to the Chicago nom.
iuees. Such a revelation should make
men think. 1t should produce pause.
The prospect opened out as to the desper.
ate intentions of the Oopperhead conspira.
tors is appalling to contemplate. Il. 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
omolaI vote OF tyler oountY.

omeial Vote OF Tyler Comfy.
The following is the official vote of Ty-
Ter county: .-
Governor, 443; Secretary Of State, 4SS;
Auditor, 400; Treasurer, 4S4; Attorney
Congress-Crane 400; Hubbard, ss2.
State Senate-Maxwell, 400: Barnes, 80.
House Of Delegates-GallOWay, 2T4;
Sweeney, Ill; 6sper, "a.
Prosecuting AtOrney-sopsr, 224; Boy
ers, 13l.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
The Question To-Day.

The great and momentous conflict
now raging between the armies of the
Union and the rebellion, and which is
largely to be affected, If not absolutely de.
termined to-day, presents one great and
trauscendent issue, and only one, the preser-
walton of the national government of our
States as united by the national constitu-
tion-compared with which all other or
minor questions of administration, are
wholly subordinate and Insignificant.
The existing insurrection in a portion of
the Union ia an act Of open treason against
the legitimate authority of the government
of the United States, and every con.
alteration of public dignity aud psrmau-
emit power requires that it be put down by
the whole military, naval and financial
power of the nation, and that too without
cessation or interruption; and any declara-
ton or pretence in any quarter that the
pending effort to suppress this rebellion is
"fAilure." necessarily implies that the
government itself is a"failure, land that 1t is
now on the brink of disruption and ruin:
an allegation which should be met to day
by increased courage, determination and
fidelity by every loyal supporter of the
government.
The Continuance of this necessary ma
tiOnal effort may be costly, but is the only
path of duty and honor. and in any event
1t will cost more to go back than to go
maufully forward. The resources of the
nation. both existing and dormant, II wise.
" administered and developed are amply
sufacent to meet any amount I'VE may ne
cesssrily expend in preserving the national
life.
In rejecting on what is to be determined
to. day and on the possibility of what may
happen for veal or woe to this great ma
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08

ton, one cannot help recalling the memo
rable language of Cicero in his memorable
Grafton against the conspiracy of Catalina:
81 did see long since great madness to
be prevailing in this republic, and foresaw
excited; but never have believed that
this great aud destructive conspiracy Is to
be embraced by citizens. Still, however,
the whithersoever Of your minds and
opinions is to be determined by you before
night"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
Great Auction Sale
REAL ESTATE,
Tuesday. November 22d, 1854
BU noTsEs L nHSs HEHss,AH RT 81.

TIM undivided hal9OT that fnp BuIiln8 plgp1EiE.
ssns 9 y q 49, oI .,,s
vssf about rs fSss8 inohes . NJ sllsTs sla6a
AlaTksG stTsst IDafh abgat 10 fsst lno6sSs bslG
~ q. bs. Sn 3 VsosEsS q Dc siy. -
o1eEs rare SDpoEtn1ity tH lrSat1hls iagss1n:a..
Ward, o0rnsy % the alley, Improved - IaRHH
SUBSTANTIAL BRICK STOKE HOuaEss sa1h
THE LKaaE THRKE STORY BRIuK BUILDING
ana ground On the loEth-oast corner e Min sd,
wsbsssE ssrpsi., bth Wsras fFUlnlg - ~ @ NTH
ssISst . MSl1I HsEG6bs l8ss bsiaE Pssa q ISss-
II ~ 10 10 On ne oast do or Maia Efrsst IN
s nSS Bzi6E DEkLLINa Ho0sES
p - Sc . y e ' q Wse sE e 8 40 55
TW0 BFOKY BRI0K DWELLING HOUSE,
HOTth han q L9t1l4 % tho - llds e 20 Glnsts
la e. sis On ne ~. do orHas srs.t, corner
s 70 SsIfosLot los On tie uu.s %. osohaplIa.
at.s e corner @ a. alley sd covered vim BAlCk
IIot Eo. is, soufh.oasa ournsr of Markss sna
iagEgssd 3 TWO sfoRT BRioR BUfEDfsG u
L0G No m, eaGtsIds ofMasksG sguars, 60 Wara,
Ia Ha. "a. GsSih. sAll sornsr sfHAsk.l 80 So
Para ofLSis ms 80 M, frUufiaE - isst q wet
e 81 81 e sSrI;s g e s1s 81 60 5sl1 -
IIQuBE8, TWO STORIES EACH.
Ia Ne 1SS % thsSsss sidS g ch1plIns street..
~ see - E. Ess9 800 = e 8:
By Q TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING.
We. hAlfof La 30. {, 10 SqsaTs a On he ARA
~ g 1872 = ssrsS5 !1EF9Ss4 q GOOD TWO
1hrss aeE1 md three Foo6I q Fr0gl1 atI1lnlnE
TIE R0rk Ho1le gEuDerty IN LIZ Whsell1Es boun6Gd
O II go y Vile sEost. soEth p ChSItsat
street. MS b Ans llia fur unnaflrfufinT n1r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08

The Union men of the Fourth Ward at
their meeting last night pledged themselves
to 200 majority to-day. They passed q
unanimous resolution to that effect. 1t
thew do not succeed it will not be for want
of work. Every man feels like doing his
whole duty. Such was the spirit mani
fested last night at all events. 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08

THE official majority for Dawson by re-
turns on file at Harrisburg is 4s. The
icopperheld return judges of Westmoreland
threw out "a soldier votes for Fuller, ma
king DaysOn's majority 1sl. They would
have thrown out tice as many, had 1t been
.necessar! to elect Dawson, notwithstaud-
ing the hw expressly provides that they
shall not be rejected for want Of FORM
UfiontoRn, Pa, st 1Hddrd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
5000 Bushels Prime Potatoes.

The Potatoes to be Of good merehantGble quality.
70 weigh (G0l pounds to the buShel, and 70 be put
up In good bsTrelS sell eoopered, fun head lined,
and In good shipping order. All old marks, except
eueh pertain 70 the o0ntontG must be obIitOFAted
and each package must have marked upon Il pIAInly
and dstiotly the name and address OF the seller the
name OF the article, the gross, taFe and nett weight
the words "u. 8. subsstence Department. and the
date Of the contract.
Proposals for the whole or part Of the above viii
be received, but proposals must state the quantity
and time in which they can DO furnished. Marked
samples Of the Potatoes must accompany the pro.
pOsals and must be referred to therein. A COPY Of
this advertisement Ia alp from . neWsPapeFl must
be attached to each proposal.
Proposals. must be on blank forms, which viii be
furnished on application 81 this once, and must be
enclosed in sealed envelope addressed 70 the I'M
deISigned, and endorsed "PToposAlS for Potatoes"
Payment TO be made in such funds a. may be fur
nlGhed by the Treasurer Of the United States, but
no payment will be made 70 any party until all the
contract made by him has been accepted and de-
lfVered.
The right Il reserved 70 reject any or all Of the
proposals II such course should be deemed By the
undeTsigued for the interest Of the GOVOFnmsnt.
Proposals must be signed by the parties them
selves and not ey elertui agents, &c.
ii. TURNER,
noVh'td Captain and Q. B.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
]. & e. WALTERs

WOOLD alno1noo o The LadIos o. WheelInR
w and Vicinity that they Wil have thlsr opanlnE
q IAu and Winter DO1nStI, Hats and CApE, 81 al
TIE prevailing styles and lsteIt RnEiGlan modes,
We UO1ld also call The attontlon q the public In
BkiFt8 Hoop Skirts, WOols1 Goods, GneR q OH
dren's Melted CloAkA, BroAkfA1t 0apS Melted HOodl
eolAgls BalmoEAl stOchinEl, and many other E0odl,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08

No citizen can afford 70 vote FeCAlesS'!
-passionateIy-blindIy to-day.
Itmay be that such dangers await us in
the near future as We little dream of this
morning. /,
Pause, therefore, fellow citizens, and
ponder we'll tie Significance Of your votes
to-day.
Twas good as well as great man.
one who appreciated our tnatchless form OF
government, who wrote thus:
1Not lightly fall, beyond recall,
The written scrolls . breath can Goat.
a. The crOwnipg fact, the kingiest act
OF freedom, Is . freemAn's votet"
We would appeal to all classes of cit.
izens before depositiug their ballots o-day,
to ask themselves these questions: Am l
couscientiously doing that which beyond
peradventure believe to be the best for
my country2 Am running any fearful
risks as to the future of my government
Suppose my vote were capable of deciding
the result to. day, would vote as think
of doing2
If a man does not vote just as
If his vote were to turn the scale, he is not
voting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gently-or appreciativeIy.
Remember that It was by blind, reckless,
untbipklng voting that this rebellion was
precipitated upon us. Had men stood
ND everywhere, as they would to-
day were it to be gone over agaiu,
aud had they voted down the Or
diuance of Secession in this and other
States, We would have had no rebellion
no war-no debt-no darkness like the
present. But men did not stop to think
they would not consider. In the name OF
Democracy-in the name of Conservatism
they rushed to the polls here, in this
city, and elsewhere, and voted all the risks
upou the county which have aince cuimi-
mated In the scenes of the last three yonrE
sud half All reasoniug gas ~ s 2 e
then, as perhaps il is now..5 a.
A poet statesman has told ug that
A L &C., nay isy i IN the dust"
After what the people of this country
have seen, such an admonition should sink
deep into their hearts. That evil hour in
which men were sednced from their reason
into the horrible and desperate folly of
voting to dismember their couutry-over-
throw their government and forsske their
fsg, may yet prove to have been the hour
which is destined to clay in the dust" this
great nation. Aud yet because the life is
not gone from it-because 1t still shows
signs of ability to cope with the conspir-
ing traitors who are aiming daggers at Its
heart, there are those who, unmoved by
pity-iususceptible to the stored memories
and hopes that cluster about the name OF
home and country, are willing, like the pro-
fame Esau, to put away from their recollec-
ton the rich heritage to which they were
born, and who seek to fetter the kind, pro
tecting arm that has always been over then
for good, and now lend themselves to hinder
itfrom striking blow for the sake of its life
and for the common deliverance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
Valuable Real Estate for sale,

ON TUESDAY, THE a2d OF NOVEMBER, 1884,
AT THE 'FRONT.' DOOR OF THR COURT H0USE
FOR OHIO COUNTY.
A 7 the time and place above stated, I VIII oTsr
"A for sale, at public auction, the following prop
erty, viz:
Lot No. %, on the south side OF Quincy street,
east Of sixth street. and adjoining the resideoEe Of
Lois No. s. and Is, on the north side Of IIn.Isy
street, a. it, Intersection with Seventh street. on
these lots & . large Ice house.
Lot No. IVA, on the north side OF Webster street,
extending back 70 the creek. On this lot q large
ioe.houseI built Of stone.
Lot No. Is, at the corner Of German and MarIhGlI
streets now occupied by james AGhVoFth, In Centre
Wheeling.
L. NJ =, in Square 5, in the town Of South
This ale being had under q decree Of the ctr,ult
Court for Ohio county, an unsxcSptonSbie tiSie iii
De given 70 each purchaser. Either or ali Of thasa
lots may be purchased q private sale.
For further Information apply to JAMES a
WHAT, Attorney At Law.
RA0HARL HoRNBRooK,
AdmtntstEatrtxS win the will annexed, Of =. D.
HornbEOOk, deceased. nova
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08

TIE Mayor has done his duty in taking
all ueedful precautions against any dtstur-
Dances to. day. H has provided an extra
police force. We trust that his precau-
lions will not be called into exercise. Let
every citizen be committee of one to keep
the peace. If this is done there will be no
breaches Of the peace.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
FOR SALE.
Increase in Price of Reer.

4 ISOLATION Of the City Of WhoelInR ~ aSSo1r,.S
tn NY o. 9nd AfGsr the tSuth day Of November ~
Seer VII be EAissd to two dolaFl and
hAt (tAo0) Per Eegs and Common Beor - IIro Az
noTS-iGr DAVID MAS,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
w. B. sENsENEY.
YaInahle Farm fOr SIG.

Valuable Farm for Sale.
EOHR upder.irped offers ,or sale his RGFn. stu
atod time niIes East Of 80. olAiFByillo and one
mia 6Outh q the NatiouAl Road, containing
100 ACRES.
10 under cultivation: has plenty Of good tinbAr
we'll WnteFed Ios very fiyOTAbly, b easy 20 Guild
80 Gnd q . rood quality Ct land. Il eo1tAinA
THRER DWELLING H0UeEAs
with ample and convenient out-bnil9lng1 - A1ea
room iof Sheep and eattIe. Its chief roeommo0da-
ton 70 IL abundance Of
FRUIT,
Of great variety and choice quality. surpassed y
no Orchard in his country. Ihe tFut bes Dee9 -
and consists Of Apples, Cherries Peaches Fears
ouinoss, PInns and Grapes, together Win small
ma Am yTiii 81 sold on easy terms.
FOF paEtIsulArs inquire Il the undeFHlgnsd On
the Slg2 e enassT SAMUEL r YINHEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
PARTRIDGE'S HEADQUARTERS
FOR ARTISTS GOODS, AMBROEYPEs.
AND PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
SruClAIIITH
photographic Albums,
Photographic Paper,
Picture Frames.
and Locking elaAsOs.

Partridge has Just returned from the Eastern
eithba, and has made himself familiar with every
neW feature pertaining 70 the businaIR and any
parties wanting anything In his line viii dnd Il %
their advantage 70 give hin . call. noVT.iy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08

violence and fraud now rampant ell over
the land In the Interest Of General McoIel.
lau, do not encourage it to-day by your
votes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
N2l
NOTICE.

uATIlGllIl HstaEasA hnoa canaaas,
hslpaas6, ~ . plSSE1TS n S111-1II-- \. =
el-lenarl al Ne Plblls Hs1nrluT GhH9 IN ~
~ Ala a. bll0sl: = Al so, LX as IN. -
0kO. " SMITH
ND-s o. Uhsetag nrsSgT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08

CuBsIsTENoE oRFIoR .. g. ARMY, 1
- WHEHLINa, W. Va. Nov. 9Th, 1884
SEALED PROPOSALS, must be In duplicate. from
hFst hands and from citizens loyal to the United
States Government only will DO received At thIa
once until - O'Clock. p0onI on TUESDAY, THE
18th DAY of NOVEMBER, 1854 for supplying for
Stores, to DO delivered at wheeling, W. Va, fol-
lows, viz:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08

THR sound and the letters of names, not
less than the flight of birds, were suguries
with the Romans. Names were made to
mean great deal by the old saxOns. With
the Israelites everything about name was
expressive aud significant. The number
seven is the sacred number, and is SO held
in oil countries. 1t is somewhat remark
able that the names of Lincoln and John.
son have each seven letters, while Meolel-
Ian and Pendleton have each nine. Re-
marking upon this coincidence, a corrss.
pondent Of the New York Post observes as
follows: no
Words containing similar numbers of
letters happen to illustrate the platforms
upon which the candidates stand, thus:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08

EHBRoIDKRKD AND PLAIN OOLLARE. o.
y !. an4BaGis 1Einnsd d. sssoad MoaIlisG e.
osal D'Nic1 iSS q z s9 .S .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08

Aiglance At the gold value paid for these
articles by the rebel Government, and ct
the prices the same articles have brought
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
BOnnets, Cl0aks, Trimmings.

L. g. THOMAS
Mo. 15s Main Street,
IIAS now on hand q fne stock Of the above
IL Manned goods. also Gloves, Hosiery, BalmoFal
aud Hoop Skirts, Breakfast ShaWls, Hoods, Nubll9,
OoEsets, Embroidered and Fancy Goods, 70 Ehieh
he invites the attention Of the pnhlie. uUV7S3W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
AHB WEST VIRGINIA HOSPITAL R0R 5ar
4n1ane VII Be prepared t. receive nStieaf1 -
AID ateer the 12th of November n0Tf - ~
SsS!.Lm l., =, P; cAADEH, President.
lAl RSPeES 10 West Virginia copy one montk "a
aena pan % fFesadeot Camden, &c WeItOn.T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
CUTTING.

90 HAVING taught the art Of Cutting for
NJ several yeAFs In New York and Phiiadoiphia,
~ purpose giving lessons during the Winter in
A-this city. All P0rSOns dasirOus Of learning TO
cut clothing correctly will call on me At STkIN
BROS. fer terms, &c. III. KOHLER,
Cutter for Stein Bros
P.s.-My art OF cutting q not BY rules, bat from
actual measurement. noYa-IIn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
FOR SALE.

A GOOD. suBsTANTIAL RNaIRE, on . v.-v
- nm Iron Bed Plate, ineh eyIindsF. n iSsS
H1o1Ist - p 1S vita out Boiler.
AlIILS ~ JAMIE n. DILLON q 90
oot2S-ot --lI IOS WSrl,f 30.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08

T RATHER sAToHBLS, for Ladies and Gants.-
~ Another supply received today At the Variety
S'1 HCvS s. D. NiC ia Ne = Bro o..
ORIENTAL RRUTT PASTE, or Aromatic Jelly of
~ Fig and Senna-A simple, palAtAbls and en-
eaetoQ1 CathArue Medieine-6old At 4, BOCRIHG'a
Odd Fellow Hall Drug stOre. n0yI
TtAesISl dozen Printed nag J1It received
n tson the mAnutaetOFy.
TUCK AND SIDE COMBS, soms very boautifal
IVY, y MhitS and ColoEed Ivory 1sWsly, add
oetSl y. NIC0LL BROS,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
Report Of the Board Of Health.

NoNDEEsRD TABULAR STATEMENT OF THE
" Board Of Health Of the City Of Wheeling for
the month Of October. 1854, namely:
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ThInk Before Voting To-day.

No citizen can afford to vote recklessly
hlinhIr In. daH.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-23

CO. # West Virginia, 49,: AT RuLrs
re"rt Of Knnawha County, on the Isl Mon
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-23
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

The coparlncrshir heretofore existing lie.
tween John Slack, .Ir.. AMI John d. White.
under the style Of Slack Il White. was this,
the Sth day Of September, lS'ii. dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons knowing them.
selves TO he indebted to the firm will Lease
come forward and settle up: and all persons
having claims against the finn will present
them a, once and they shall DC pnd. Mr..
John b. White has full power 10 collect for,
and pay oil all debts Of, the firm.
JOHN D.WIIITE,
ChorIrsh", orr. 90, CO. JOHN SLACK. Jr.
. n"2-'iw. Fer JAS. ATKINSON.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-23

i, did theirs towards their landlord
WHOM, they had hitherto considered, 50
harsh and unirclenting, and TO his pretty
kind ;hearted wife.
When next rent.day came, Mr. Early
bad not to call upon Mrs. Webb tor or MS
money! Is&was promptly; brought 70
him, and paid so cheertu!ly, that nc
loosely remarked to his wife that he
had half mind to try the experiment
of Wheeler & Wilson" on each Of
his tenants, to see fit would nave an
equally good effect. "Only, Othello,
like, should find my occupation gone,
said he. ,"and would have nothing to DO
but sit over the fire. !. I 2,
"And make love to me" iaterposed
his wife.
"-- aud wait for the money to come
to me while 1 lose my business habits
entirely. Catholic Herald and Visitor.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-23
Sale Of Valuable Town Lots I!

TIVE CHARLESTON EXTENSION COM.
l. PANY, having purchased and laid of in
Town Lots OF oil sizes, tho " Clnrkson Farm"
on Elk River, and adjoining Charleston, now
offers such lots for sale on the mos, acco,n,,io.
dating terms. .... ...... -. ~. Pr,
These lots are beautifully located on tho
banks Of Elk River, which flows, clear and
cool, from the mineral laden mountains ~
West Virginia, "
Its useless TO attempt to give in detail the
superior advantages Of the location Of that
portion Of the town Of Charleston, which ~
destined, at no distant period, 10 bc one Of tho
foremost ciGe' Of our great nd growing Sta,e,
The mineral resources Of tits norton Of
inc kanawha Valley, arc inexhaustiblc,
coal, Oil, lroni &C., n7e found in abundance:
manufacturing establishments, Of ali Kinds
must soon find o permanent place in. our
m'ast' and these lots arc peculiarly adapted
TO thnt purpose. 70
u, h1r For full particulars, call On Mr.: Ms,
"hliIEkER, Mt the Post Office. .,r%r:.r'
n, o.. II. c. McWHORTEB,' = ygs
oa'2'' 64.-"m Sec. S Treas. Gu. TX. Co.