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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-15

TO THE NERVOUS. DEBuITATED AND
Il OESfONDENT Of BOTH SEXES. a
great sua-rer hasfaE beea s~-ior~d ~ hahn n q
- 1ss.. .f~r nssy year. "a uai-erN. ~iiiax 20
as-tsi ~. iehs~ eF-aisrrs - ssuting (t-v) ~.
recrtpi ~ psst P.if -sl.if~..~d esseiope. cop,
a ne fsr--4s ~ curr ruz3Lst-t. Dsect g.
JOHN NJ DAGNALL. b. Ia Pet O6--
hruoklsn. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-15

oxSosD. ss.-At Cosrt % PROBATE - Paris
vsthss al ies tse Cssnty - Oxiesd. "a ~
thsrd Isesd.s % AsE. a. ID. Ise5-
A CERT AIN iassruusat purr-as1inx q - The
~ as On snf testsn~us "a BENyA. ". BRN-
~ ne % FARE a I'D Co.asy. a>>~.sed. A.s-
~ h-~a prrsesaed 10 prsastrs
Ordered. Th.s snesies ~ gi.sa % 81 p-r-
-ons interested ~ ess<sas a oops Of the or
der % ~ psbli-hsd thr-- weeks s.cc~s.ive-
v N the Oxferd D~scer.t p~iut~d "a Pets. that
hey nay sppc-r % Psvh~ie Ce.Ft - ~ he'd q
Pals. "a said Cesafy. the 81 Tse.d.y
- s~ps'r sexi. stten q The eio~k IN the fsr..ssa
sad ss>~ ess-e- q ssy th-y h-se ~hy The s.id
lat auseat shnsld nos To- prs.ed. spgsssed asd
allowed the ast siii a-d t--t.ss~.s q sd DE-
oeas-d.
E-w. WOODBURY., Jsdgs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-15

"HEREAs ~ ~iie Macs. : Yes. h.
w ieh ~ 81 ssd hasrd ~ifbasr ssy j.s.t pre-
Socsispn. thls % 70 iofiid ~ psrsus frosn harss-
80 ~ TRUSTEES BE- % Ms sccouai o. h.rs aaa.ie
s"fi-i4e rsoFi-sons So h-r rasisssiasnce, 81 av
os<,f.cdnz siter lAas dzs..
EDWIN 7. YORK.
Ne~ry. AsE. III. 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-15
Bridgton Academy. at North Bndgton.
Name

TIVE FALL TEAM n thss tasiituiss 81
81 ~ eoalianei rare "a e. y. Hfarus, a. N.
THOMAS ". hEAD. ses'y.
Aug-ss. 49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-15

osTsso ss.-At . Cosrt 90 Proh-ss he'd Il
Paris. ~ithia asd Coz he Countv 81 Oxford.
% the 3 Tuesday Of A.g A. n 1855
IN the p~titisa 81 ALFRED : kINBALI.. ad =.
W saias-trstor the estate q Ges Iiorr late a
Stos-h-a, deceased, pE-yiag &c bcea-~ -eli. al
eoavcv all " the real e-tsse b>ioasiag said d.
eea-ed far the p@ysent q d-bts and Incidental
ch srgcs-
o. icrcd that -aid admiai-srs'r give notice 20
al p-rsoa- iaier-tec ~ essstag abstract 81 this
petttoa Ssth this order 81 Coart thereoa 10
Be psbii.hed three wseks saccc-ssvely 81 he
Oxford DesBscrst q se~sp@per prtafro "a PARIS
"a sstd Coanfy. that thew nav appear ~ q, obsie
Cosrt % h. heic 81 PARIS the third Taesday %
sept. sext. a. tea 0'cio-k - The foreaasa. sad
ss<~ e4sse. % any they have My the sane
should Dos b. granted
Z. W. Woodbsry JSig-.
Atrse eopy-attest J. :. tIonBs, RsElsfo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-15

OSisfd. ss.-Ats Cert % Prob.s~ bsid 81 P-si.
~sihfa and &C. the Cosnfy 81 Osfsrt. The
fhird Tp~-day 81 Aag A. ID. 1855.
Id OSWELL FKO>T. nas>d Execsfor IN
HI c~rtssa 1nsfraanenf pafpafliag - ~ the lsst
~iu sad te.fans~uf q Wiib.ss Frs-i bee 81 No.
-sv - said csasfy. d~crs-et, h.sinE prrseatsd
The $500 - pfoisisi
ord rcd. fhsf fh- ssii Ex~csior give sofice %
~ p-rssas iafer-sied ~ causiag copy 81 fhis
d. 81 - putli-h-d three sseks surces.iv~ly 10
ths Oxt1rd D-mocrat ses-ra.per priafed o. Par
- that thrr nay .ppesr 81 Probaie Court 20 -
seld af Psfis. On ssii Cosaty 80 fhe a. Tee
tfy ri --Tt -~rts sf go - ~ ciYck fs 80 fre-
300. snd shs~ esuse. % any th-y hsss -hy he
sd iastrrtucni shoud aaf ~ pros-f. approsed
snd siiosed e. he 80 W il sd Te-tsnest q said
dccrs.ed.
Ew WOODBURY.. Jsas..
A tree copy-aucsti =. hosas .Regisier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-15

HJARDiAN'S SALE. Psr.usai % Eo....
~ iron the Jaty- u Probate So the Co,.ais q
ONipfd- ne -sis-crIt-r. gasrtisn q S~sah r.
Steam. - al, ~ .-i b, pufisc private 49,
~ NJ resid-so- ~ ALL Had % loseu o. "a.
HrsF. Ocf. In. 81 10 o'cL~k a. NJ. ~ a.
iatefsst - nd h-iss - the hsuse-t@ad srsa sfth~
l'te SIP h@a ste-fa-, a-o c~rtsis otb~t Ia. q
hni descrih-t - ~ o~tsin.i f-r,fs.,- ~ -,
-uiJ-ct o. the sho~'s riFht - dy-er
ELIZABETH n. STEARNS.
Lowell. Aug. IS. i.65.
IKtEDOh NOTICE. PatIsc sats-e !. h~r.-
II ~ E'sea th-i have thi- day Sisea AZ 80.
'eor-e y Iseser. mfnar, ~ firns. 9Th isn 10
10y - 49, ~ trad 49, him-~h asd sAsn sas
aeieauer ciasaa 49, ~ 49, earaiass o. - aav
detfs contracted bF him afer lbs date
JOHN TUCKER.
Wu.es-. 4. q. sssBEHsox
Norway. ABg. a. I-65.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-15

- 0OHHGuC
The sol-crib~r ~o0id -.y TO the eiiises. q so.
PARIS snd sseinits thai AsVing oonpieted
~
Daguerria n saloon,
lie ). nv prepared 20
M x z PICTU RES,
Fos al ~ho nav fssos hiun ~itA tA-,r pstraaag-.
H.vieg nd loag eNp-f'eso- 81 the bs-ip-.s he
ics- eoahdeni 81 gisinx pertect satisi.csioa-
so'SA Paris. A-z. p. IssS
CAUTION. Wars nv .if-. Ise.,as Tack o.
v ~ 49, .issaloa-d ny BID .ai bad. fhere-
~ al p~r.oa- not o. hasi-or her o. g., .ish
~ sspPfe- % ny scroaat. a. shah pa bslls
q Aer ooo'r.etiag alter thIs tss,.
Attest A. r. ANBsEws
No Psr-. Asg. p. IsS5.
CAUTION. berrby IAN ~ psr.oa. sraia-t
" purch-tsiug toss nrtirr sEstast Ezsi Liver
more, - tsvor q rsir~S Jsckssa - -his to~a
a. sa'd OTder ~ bren STOKES fross nv 1859. ssd
p~yu'-ut 'iafg-d % th~ -aae-
Pers. As. u.t "a. Iss5.
Ihtfpph NoIlCt- Thfs may certify fhsf
II have gives ~ $50, ahs-st "a P5ffie. hss
inlc esrinx ne r~snsifer 81 he rsiartv % tad
AT sct 90 hia-ef. md shsli psv - celss 81 hs
eoatraeting. nor sisisa auy 81 rs ~sE.s AFTER Hs
d-te.
DANIEL POrTLE.
Wtnesr. N. UrroS.
Norsay, Auzust Isth. is65.
CAUTION. wh-rs.s. Haaaah J.s- S.as.r.
Y go, nv ~. having "a ny I'D sd hoard Of
be- o~u free 81, theretsre uotif -ai e.ri.if
81 persous hsrborfnE tr,fsilaz her a ny sccosaf
e. J shah raY tiiis q be- csairsc - sfer this
dsie
EDWIN sANDERsON.
s~ei-s, Auza.t 3),h. Is65.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-15

OxgosD. ss.--Af . Caurf % Prst..te. he'd st
Farts. ~ifhfa ssd for the COsats 81 ONford Oa
The thifd Tsesdas - asx a. n. 1855.
m the f-~tiiiea 81 AkNtiLA ~. LOyEJOr.
W six u thc estate 81 Sirphea u. Los-isy tale
81 Asdoyer. deceased. praying for E~ea.e 10 all
sad cosves ~ tn fr.i estate beloae ~ 20 said
d~o-assl SO the psyu-at u dsbts s.d ,seideaL4i
chs-ges;
Oriered. That the aid Pesitio.er give s.ai~-
On 81 per-ens infsresied By causiag coPy q this
order ia H. Published tso weeks succesivciy IT,
The Oxfori pcmncrat priafed 81 Parts thai fheg
nav app~ar "a . Proba.s Gear 81 b. hid 81 Paris
o. sod Cosnfy. On The thud fse-iay q sept
n@xt. 20 fen q The clork ~ the forenooa aad
shew ess-~. r Soy hey have. Why The ssas
sbosid Bot b. sro~el.
2. ". WOODBURY., JsJr,.
Afros copy attest
Is. HOBBs. R,sssfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-15

OrTOED ss.-At Coart Of Probate hsio 90
Pare. ~sthia and for The Cossty 81 Oxford. On
The thtrd Ts~-dav &C AaE. A. ID. l-65
ON the patitioa e DAVID FROST. a.sar af
~ The e-tsfe q Eiiab R Frs.t ixf- "a NorN4y.
d-c-ssed. praying fos Eo-a-e % 81 nd eonvev
real estate hsiosxiss aid deo-a-ed % the a.
slaoss % $500, &C. The p.yaeas % d-bls aa1 isei
d@.tsi cLarg~s:
Ordsrsd. That said p-tifioaer eive sofiee osn
Per.oas aterestec by esssssg 10 eopy oithisorder
10 ~ pabhshed three week s<ucce ivsiy IN he
Oxford Drnocrst, priated AZ Paris .thattksy
mavaopesr az = frohste Cosrt o he held az Par
- - ssid Coonts. on the thid Tu~stsy % sept
n~xt. "a tea q the cloek IN the fsreaoon. sHd
sh@~ Cause. 70 any thss have. ~hythess@s
shouid not be granted.
w. WOODBURY. yaage
4 n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15
Late Internal Rovenu.D eo,s,or.

l
The following are among the recent
rulings OF Commissioner Lewis on cues.
tions concerning the assessment of tho
internal revenue:-
Persons who prosecute claims aRainst
me government, in any of the executive
departments, require licenses, whether in
the prosecution of such claims they cor
respond directly with the department or
through another claim agent.
II company purchase machine made
horse shoes on which tax of 5 per cent
has been paid, and toe and cork them.
they are liable to the per cent additional
tax on the increased value by toeing and
corklng. But the expense of fitting and
setting the shoe should not be included in
estimating the increased value.
Patterns, general or special, are mann.
features and TO bstaxed as such, whether
made by "pattern makers" for sale, or by
" foundry men " for their own use.
Taxable articles made to order, or for
sale, are to be assessed without regard to
the use to which they may be applied. New
wheels put into an old locomotive are
therefore taxable.
receipt for notes or other evidences of
Indebtedness for collection, is not subject
TO stamp duty, for the reason that such
papers are not regarded as money or pro-
perry In the ordinary acceptation of the
term, but merely the evidence of property
or an amount oil money to be paid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15

A person owning the dwelling house in
which be lives, may deduct from his iu-
como the rent paid by him for another
house, which he hires aud occupies tempo
rarily during part of the year, in another
district.
Coal dealers who transport coat to their
customers are exempt from tax on gross
receipts for such transportation, whether
the price for delivery is included with the
price of the coal, or is charged as a separ.
ate item. Persons who own or have con-
troll of carts employed in transporting coal
belonging to other persons are liable to
said tax, but may be exempted wholly or
inN part in cases when the loading of the
property can be considered as the princi.
pal part of the labor.
The capital and deposits of state banks
which have been converted into national
banks, are liable to taxation up to the day
they are transferred into national banks
when they become liable TO the tax impos.
ed upon the capital and deposits of nation.
al banks, by the 4lst section of the "cur.
rency act" as being part of the capital
and deposit of the came.
| 1t is entirely competent and lawful fol-
an assessor to summon any persons be may
deem proper, to appear before him anC
give testimony or answer interrogatories
under oath or affirmation, respecting any
object liable to duty or tax, in ,any cast
where, in the opinion of the assessor, {
tax payers return is false or con taius al
understatement.
The undivided profits Of manu- featuring
corporations were not exempted under thu
old law, and an assessment of sud h profits
should be made in all cases where it is ss
certained that there were such during 1856:
and 1868, which have not been taxed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15

MR.. SUMNER is reported as saying that
Vice President johnson ought to be i'm
Peached for his conduct at the inauguration
and Thad. Stevens declares that if The
House were in session be should make O
motion to that effect. Several republican
newspapers call earnestly for Mr. Johnson's
impeachment. 1t is not likely that so Sc.
we're discipline will be attempted. The
vice president will be forgiven before Con-
gress meets again, unless he repeats the
offense, and in the way of punishment the
exposure and denunciation in the newspa-
pers will be hard enough to bear, if he has
any moral sensitiveness left. Doubt has
been expressed whether drunkenness ia a
sufficient crime to justify impeachment
Treason, bribery and other high crimes and
misdemeanors are matters for Impeachment.
according to the constitution, and TINT in
temperance comes under the latter phrase
Is evident from the fact that the oplv case
ever sustained before the Senate was for
that very offense. In 1904 Judge Picker
ing of New Hampshire, was charged BY the
House with appearing on the bench in an
intoxicated condition, and was found gull
ty by the Senate and deposed from Office.
There can be no doubt, therefore, that Mr..
johnson is liable to Impeachment, and tke
disgrace that he brought on the govern
ment and the country by the shameful pub
lie exhibition Of his weakness on Saturday
was really much greater than in the case
OF mere circuitjudge like Pickering.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15
0. S. 7-so LOAN.
U. s. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING RONDN.

These bonds are now worth premium of nIne
per cent, including gold interest from November,
which makes the actual profit on the 7-so loan, at
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. per annum, besides its exemption from STATE
and municipal ia ration, which adds from one to
Tesper cent more, according to the rates levied on
other property. Tho interest is payable semi anuu
ally by coupons attached TO each note, which may
be cut II and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15
1000 Army Wagons Wanted,

ASSIST. QUARTERWAsTERs OFFICE, U SAL
WHEELING, W. VA, March 81. 1865.
DROP0SALS will be received At this office mill
L the FIFTEENTH INSTANT, for
oNE THOUSAND ARMY WAGONS,
to be delivered at this Depot Bids will be received
for twenty-five or more.
The description and specification Of the waRona
required can be seen and consulted at this Office
Bids must state that contractors will furnish and
deliver the wagons agree bly, to the terms and con-
ditions OF said Specifications
By order of the Quartermaster General
GU .ARTsHAN,
mhS Captain !. d A. Q, n.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15


A wELL-INFORMED friend writing from
Washington informs us thus:
1.-THE amendstory tax bill contains a
provision authorizing banks with branches
to become National banks, retaining their
branches. l trust the Legislature has
given the necessary facilities on their part,
and that our banks will be prompt to avail
themselves of their opportunity. After Ju-
ly LIST, 1865, State bank circulation will be
liable to tax of ten per cent. Although
the time given is reasonably long, yet the
passage of the provision shows the animus
of the majority.
1.-THE act re. establishing the Local Board
of Steamboat Inspectors at Wheeling was
passed by both Houses.
1.-THE tax on segArs las you have no.
ticed) is fixed at $40 per thousand. trust
the "stogie" manufacture will not be Sc
riously affected.
1.-THE tax on Crude Petroleum is one
dollar per barrel of not more than As gall
Ions, without drawback, to be assessed
"uCA vi put III DhALeISI Cdohs Ut
other vessels for removal. This excludes
guaging in the tank and dispenses with
the costly system of inspecting contained
in the bill when it came from the House.
ain the Globe OF the s;h, in the proceed.
ings of the Senate on the lst instant, you
will see some notice of on amendment Of
fered by the Indian Committee to the In e.
dian appropriation bill, at the instance of
the Secretary of the Interior, proposing to
authorize the President to exchange certain
bonds of Virginia and of the City of Wheel
ing and the Chesapeake and ohio Canal
Company. ('he two last guaranteed pre-
sumo by Virginia. for the bonds of West
Virginia. After come remarkably our Sen.
ators tho amendRent wac vlr propS
withdravn. "
"TAe confederation of Mr Underwood's
credentials as Senator from Virgins, was
to-day postposed until the regular session.
The same course will be taken with Mr..
Segars. Their cases aud those Of the Lou.
isiana and Arkansas Senators, will all lie
over together"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15
DIED.

On Monday last, from the effects Of fall, JoHM
bEth son Of John and Phoebe Beam, in his 18th
The funeral will take place this afternoon at 2
O'Clock from the residence Of his parents on Main,
above North street. The friends of the family are
invited to attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15
Dwelling for Sale.

THE TWO ST Try BRICK DWELLISG. soras,
4 Monroe aud Fifth streets, containing ssT=,
rooms. Possession LIST April II not sold 81 Is
April l: will be rentsj. enquire Of
T. O. HILDRITH / BRO,
fe24 50 Mau street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15

SHERMAN has been heard from. He is all
right at Laurel Hill, North Carolina, on the
Wilmington. Charlotte & Rutherford Rail,
road, about IS miles from tho former place,
and few miles from the Northwestern
terminus of the road. Hell barely over
the South Carolina line. We presume he
is to be supplied from Wilmington by rail.
The dispatches intimate as much. At Lau
rel Hill he threatens equally Salisbury,
Raleigh and Goldsboro, and enables
Schofeld, Couch and Cox to operate from
the coast with great advantage to our arms,
1t would seem as if it might now be the
policy of Sherman to stop awhile and play
the part to the three generals named that
Grant has so long been playing to himself
II he moves northwest toward Greensboro
the rebels must concentrate heavily there
to oppose him, and in 80 doing they
leave Goldsboro and Raleigh exposed
! The news from Sheridan we take at G
discount. We have no idea that he has
captured Lynchburg. He may have flank
ed it and passed round en- route to Grant
but even that is an Improbable supposition
His force is of course mounted and to TAXI
Lyuchburg would require more or less o
seige operations. In addition to other i'm
probabilities it is not likely that he woulC
open the Valley and the Baltimore road t
guerillas by Withdrawing from their pro
lection
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15

T EArHER SATCHELS for Ladies' and Gents
~ Black silk Aprons, Roman Stripe, Elisabeth ian
CIl!arS sk seaTis and Ties, entirely new, Infauts
Zephyr Boots, Grape Collars &c, just received at
mhlO D. NlO0LL BROS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15
ARTIFICIAL
e. IA CALDWELL,

A TToREEY FOR ALL MILITARY elaine
IA BACK PAY, Bounty Pensions, &c; .-ts
aEORee-Melodsop Bulldog. rooms iorfn-iy
occupied by Caldwell 1 Boyd, opposite bAIA %
Wheeling, (up stairsL CO.
RETIRGHcE.:-uis ExcslIepcy A. I Foreman 'o'
ernor of West Virginia. r. PeIrpon', AcJGAa'
General Of West Virginia. 8. Brady. CAahie, ne
chants and BechAuics' Bank. D. Q. List C'iA's-
Bank Of Wheeling.
Rh7-6mdtW&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15
FOR RENT.
For Sale.

TINHE BREWERY AND DIVE LING HOUSE,. VIII
i Lot thirteen Ia square eleven. South Wh-sIi
sand barrels Ale or Beer pOr annum II not -
by NJ ,rch 16:h, the lot ami building. vi o. -.
alone; and m sch inery, vessels AID fitting fr "a.
apply 70 GEO. sTJREY,
mh2 Corner Quincy ami MARKET -lr-e.t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET.

THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET.
now offered by the Government, and it is confidently
expected that its superior advantages will mako ii
tho
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than 100000 900 remain unsold, which will
probably be disposed of within the next 60 or 90
days, when the notes will undoubtedly command
premium, as has uniformly been the case on closing
the subscriptions to other loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section of
tho country may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks, State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
Sgrsed to receive subscriptions at par. subseri.
berS will select their own agents, in whom thew
have confidence, and who only are to be responsible
IOr the delivery Ofthe notes for which they receive
orders. ........
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, PHILADELPHIA
Subscriptions will be received by
All the Banks IN Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15
WANTED.

PUUR GOOD MAOHIEISTS
For good steady mechanics we will pay % so per
n. J. LEESE co.,
mhl6- 2w% PArkersburg, W. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
RT PATRICK,S DAY.

THE members of St. PAtrick's Mutual Relief Co.
Il cety, will meet in the basement OF me C9Ino
drAl, at O'Clock p m, 18th inst, (st OSIJ
for parade. By order OF the ...,,,,,n,
COMMITTEE OF ARR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15
Stock of Leather for Sale q Tan

ON account OF Ill health, will sell my stock Of
leather in he watts and rent the Tannery. This
property is stua, ed at Winfield. Marion co lnty
BARK In abuudance can be had at s. to Sc per cord
Address A. r. Richie,
mhl5-1W PAiTmont, W. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15
DIR. B. q. LEE

w I'LL hereafter devote from 70 "a C'ci5cG 0,
w eseh day, TO the operations and treatment o
all the various diseases and malfOrm Iti1ns u' tL'
BYE, aud also at the same time he will Examine and
treat all the different forms Of Clnb-'oot,
Odiee-MRin street, adjoining the GRAFT House
mh2- 6m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15
REWARD.
LuMRER FOR sALE.

TINHE Undersigned has established n Saw Mill at
i Coon Island, 10 miles by the Hempheld Rail-
tract OF Timber land, Is prepared to fill orders for
Lumber Of whatever quality in any Quantity. Boat
builders in want Of timber can be supplied on the
shortest notice. W. N. TAGgART,
mb15.9Rs Ooen Island, Washing toA Co, Pc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15

Ore HAMS.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-11

Just before the capture of Savannah,
Gen. Logan, with two or three of his
staff, entered the depot at Chicago, on
his way to reiQin his command. The
general being n short distance in nd
vance of the others, stepped upon the
platform of the car, about to enter it,
but was stopped by an Irishman with:
YEN not be goin' in thcre!"
why not, sir?n asked the general.
because them's n leddies caer, and
no gintlemin II be gOin' in there wild
out n Teddy. Theirs wan safe in that
'caer over ther, of yees want it," at the
same time pointing to it.
Yes" replied the general, az sec
there is one seat, but what shall dc
with my stafl?"
''Oh! bother yer staff" was the petu-
liant reply. GO you and take the safe