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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12
ATwooD's
Patent Drilling Machine,
PILE DRIVER.
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP,

HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
pRACTIoAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
the superiority Of this mSchino over An otheTS
for tho purpose Of sinking Oil Wells, the UNDER
signed tHnoW prepared to receive orders Tor the Sae
=, IN machinery SomPriSeS everything requisite
TOT the boring OF oil wells, excepting the sTRANI
ENGINE AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE. Tint
VIII be furnished II desired, at q reasonable pricel
and dApen1ea with the Of the Derrick Rope Bufi
wheel, and other eumbrouS and expensive axturoG
now IN use, and Il 90 arranged, being constructed
on wheels and portable, that Il can DO easily re-
moved for the purpose Of sinking wells In different
THE DErRIIUs is removed from tho well by our
Patent Hydraulic process, and does not require the
removal Of the dril from the boring. This pFceesS
n9t only removes all the detrituS In from to 10
minutes but hGeWISs efiectuaTIy clears ont and
opens all the small OIL VOIns that arc 90 Often en.
dEey closed up BY the old process Of s9nd pump
WITH THIS MACHINE aud practical snRineeF .
q well can be sunk from 400 to 600 feet within a
period Of from Is to so days after the OoI ppe M
been driven. - F'FS 49,
Arrangements arc being made for the con,trus.
son and delivery Of these machines at New York.
MOI WEI, HeWour6, N. z and PittSburg, Penpa.
FOR further information, price, Eerna 90, RddFeul
SIMEON LELAND.
METROPOLITAN Horn,
Apt4A-4" New York.
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THE June number of Harper's Magazine
has an Interesting article entitled "Recol-
lecIions of Grant" giving anecdotes illus
trative of his character aud an estimate OF
his military genius. 1t seems that the
motto of the Scottish clan from which
Grant derives his surname, is "Staud fast,
stand firm stand sure." The following
extract is interesting:
The Is more inVeterate smoker than
either Sherman or Rosecrans, but be
smokes in q different style and for a differ
ent eject. Both Sherman and Rosecrans
take tobacco as stimulant to their ner
vous organizations. Grant smokes with
the listItss, absorbed and satisfied air Of
an opium smoker, his mind aud body beiOp
sootbed into repOse rather than excited BY
the effect of the weed. Neither Sherman
nor Rosecfaus are neat smokers, the vel
vet bresst-iacihgs of their COATS and their
shirt bosoms being generally soiIed
Grant, on the contrary, is very neat, aud
smokes only the best OF cigars. He smoked
almost without cessation, aud is never a,
ease when employed at any thing which
torbids smoking as an accompaniment
During the famous interview with Pember.
ton before Vicksburg he smoked with his
usual composure. I'VE pardon GsneraI
Grant for smoking cigar as he entered
the smoulderiug ruins of the town oil
Vicksburg,' said rebel paper after the
surrender. "A little stage effect it added
lis admirable in great Csptains.' But
Grant never smokes dramatically. His
seRar is a necessary part of himself, aud
10 neither assumed nor abandoned for state
occasions. &c has been known to smoke
at reviews, and has frequently been
brought to halt and notified by ssnti.
nsls or guards over commissAey stores,
NO smoking allowed here, sir Or. enter
ing the Senate Chamber he had TO be re.
QuesLed to leave his separ nntaihe - -
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TENDERs his thank! to all those who have IA.
L vored him with their confidence and patronage,
and would inform his friends and the people FeneT!
ally that he will the coming year, occupy his old
once on Third street, near Reed / KTAft's Drug
store. Centre Wheeling, W. Va, where he may be
eonsuted in reference to their disease the nature
gpd character OF which the Doctor Is able at All
times, and under all circumstances to describe and
70 assure Of the probable result and duration Of
tIeAtmsnt.i He practices the Eclectic System Of
Medicine, using mild but effective remedies sup-
porting instead Of depressing the Vital Powers The
nedicinet used by him are prepared Bnd put up in
hiS own once. BESIDES the treat ment Of Gente Dis
eases, DR.. Kisner will give bis 9Aiteption TO the
treatment Of all varieties Of Chronic disease That
9couTBe OF the human race scrofuA, In Rllts varied
forms, viz: Puruient Discharges from the Ear, 20
prevalent among children, PuruIent Op hAlniiA
oEenA, Enlarged Glands, Decorations, Cancers and
all varieties Of Skin Diseases will receive HE bpecia
attention Diseases Of the Throat, LpnSB ard Heart
Liver Complaints, Diirr66sa, Dy Scnter1 and PILED
DtseaSes OF the Urinary Organs, syphillH, Ac Ner
youG and Spinal Affections: Epilepsy, RhennatiBm
ana PAralyss. Diseases Of Females, Dysmenorrhen
LeucorTheA PTOlApsus UteTi, and All Painful JrreR.
uIarttte9 aud Nervous Diseases 70 which they are
euttect, he treatS BuecesSfnlIy. The treatment Of
CBILDREN will receive the same attention a here.
totore. An consultations and cummuuIcnIjons
strictly confidential and will receive prompt attoi
ton. Night calls cheerfully answered. ON e our
aS heretofore until further notice. 1hIg
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No vIoEsu1 syRIHsIHs OF THr HrAD.
THH 9KVHH OF TAETl Ann R1rELr. RtsrouID.

No vIoLEHT sYRNsIHs OF THE HAD.
THH sENHE OF TAsIl AND slrE1L RfsToRID.
For centuries Catarrh has dened the skill OF ply.
leIAnH and Surgeons. No medical work contains
prescription TINT will eradicate It Nothing save
DR.. 6Oodale's Remedy will break It up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease and preclu.
ding the possibility ofa relapse.
No form OF Catlrrh can Withstand IiB searching
power and no mode Of treatment ever afforded such
immediate relief or gave such universal satisfaction
Itpsnetrates 70 the very seat Of this disease and
eXterminAtes It, root and branch for ever.
Prom the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
HAY, Ross, AND P1aIoDIo oATARRH.-Dr. R, Good.
ale's CataITh Remedy and mode Of treatment NOT
oataTh, but it oItipguishes tho disease forever n
Al it, types and stages. Every speaks we'll OF It.
Price 300 per Bottle. Bend A8tAInp for Or Good
ale'a New Pamphlet on oatarrh, Its perfect mode o
treatment, and rapid cure. information Of price,
less value -Scnd or call at once.
Q. r. PARKER, Sole Agents, Is Blocker b. N z
~ IIM sale BY 7. II. LOGAN / co., and LO
GAM LIST CO., Wheeling.
V39-1v61uF
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WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
% = a RI -3
CONDUCTED BT
Z L IITCHCoCR
l1s11< MAIN STREET,
IT, = q WorubrOok p Buildiue.)
:. Open for stndentl day md aHaninE.


VNHE purpose Of this fnEtitution q TO sinrtyur4
Il young men (and women tool in the prinejple1
which govern the correct Transaction Of peoubi0FI
business, ahdin Accountability andita oonoomitaniS
........-....- RoOK-KERPING,
stripped Of its absurd yerbIsee and ancient pro.
ltxtty and intrieaey, and adapted to the TnodsTn
mode Of doing business, especially In the Unito5
States Is the leading subject ofattention ii tIIs
tion those oEnatme and eomsri1Sd IN ~ sASSs ~
words are hE1t made familiar to the student ISbo
who ts then conducted through aoourS6 of
variety Of ioFms TIL he thus acquires nSStsgSot
tnsart Essh enables him 70 sPPly It With facility
-. - a WHITING SCHOOL
1.open day and evening" attended BY both I,I,,,
9nd gentlemsns where. without entering for he FJ
A good handwriting can be obtained ms
.--..,.--.---.A RITHmETIC,
and it, HpplLoatiouso all manner Of
ooUNuEa.HoUaRU ALoULiTInEs.
receive the attention their tprin1Sr1v 3mnor+...
mAnoG The student viii be made scqnaintSd S-itb
teSSTM modes OF COLONIZATION not found in book
There iSopen to the student also a rogTIsoS
49, 3 USIMRB8)ECEENCE -sF-
comprising Political Economy, ConmsrcIaI T,....a
~ aad Currency; also maxim
methods o. conducting buEneS GueesS-fuiJy ~
,4n1tfusttong in the above 1subtsotl are t,+s,-..
"a with uaxtm1 and inculeationG fendinS 81 ~. -
nation o. high character a. men and eiti.S1, ~
eoonPEeaGn9iSo and thOrough a. tiaf 81 anS ~ ~.
- ~ COLLEGES while the exPonGe to the tn
=: beS1 le4Ts to refer those to whom h. 4,
4sH Sn % The ohcers Of the banks in WhAaIi5S
ln l and especially to his itGdsntS.
~ ", az AZ. TERMS, re.
ne tal eGur1s above Indicated including the
= ~ payable on entering. The tInSe nSuSIIv Il.
20 ne eouFhe is from two 70 three moStbS.
=. !taaent Z not limited IN time-hS' NAV
JanI IA = - : - R''''-''.
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The Symptoms Of Catarrh as they generally ap
pear are. at trSt very slight Persons find they
are more sensitive TO the cf anRea Of temperature
In this condition, the Toge may be dry or blight
discharge thin and 0crId afterwards becoming thick
and adjective. As the disease becomes chronic. the
discharges arc Increased in quantity and chsnged
In quality they are nov thick and heavy, and arc
hAwked or couRhed on The secretions are ofen
siVe, causing had breath the Voica 10 Thick and
nABal the weak; the Of s les,
6eDed or destroyed deafness frequently takps place
Another common and important symptom Z CGtaTTh
a that the person Is obliged to clear his throat
the morning Of Thick or slimy mhcuV, which has
this tGk6S place the person may be sure that his dis
ease IL its way to the lungs, and should lose no
time In ArrC6tinE Il.
toms. -f'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12
CHARLES SEIBK.Fj
Tin,COppef& SRegtIroH Ware,

HAVING Increased my facilities Tor the manu-.
IL hcture Of the above ArticleG, am prepared
70 NIL all orders promptly. and cheap or cheaper
than can be had at any other house in 2he city. j
Keep the latest patterns of STOVES, both Wood and
Coal, and viii warrant every Stove. am prepared
to do al kinds OF Job Work In Sheet Iron and Tin
and will give such Jobs my personal attention
spouting and 6uttering ofall kinds always on hand
kind also very cheap. Merchants and OtherS VISIT,
Ing the city will do we'll 70 give me call.
Jss1 B. =. CALDWELL.
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,"omcs one door south Of Knmer'S Hoto
Main street.
Ladies wiAhing to consult the Or. IL they prefer
can call at room No. 30, Grant HouBe, and Mr.
Les viii take pleasure in accompanying them
the ONCE. Gan be found at the Grant House
night,
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Bar Iron.

PAR IRON, Hound nom sls 70 5 in.
u Ban IRON, Square q Y 20 az IN
R R.s Laos IeSs Pa Pa, " - Eos15in
Ban laos, HAhoVal" TO 9ln. ft
Ban IRoNs Out to lengths for Ira
Ban IRoN, Hoop, nom e to 8 In. From Penn
ylTenihs AmeEteans Wayne and Sligo AliIlE Pitts.
p1FEh: p. Q, HILDRBTH AFRO,
noV2o s. Main street,
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mercury OF NdHSeouS USi
DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of surEeou5. Lons,,
Graduate nom one Of the most eminent Colley,S in
the United States, and the greater part OF no. M
has been spent in tho hospitals OF London. Par,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected .or. u
the most astonishing curos that we're ever kpgvT,
many troubled With ringing in the head and ~,
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed Al
sudden soundB, bashfulneSs, with frequent bfu.hir,
attended sometime with arrangement OF mind, ven
cured Immediately.
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AUCTION LnR

GBNrs. hemmOd LEnenI handksrehIes.- az ~,
y Ptiee3. Two hundred and hfEy deS.n TSdi"S
LINEN hend EeFehteES At LIZ 1s3< and R5s. HSSS
"gA J. 3. RHODEa
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3 l.ORGAElC WEAKNESS

IElmsdiately cured and Full Vi,or Restores
This Distressing AnectiOn-Which render, re-.
Marriage tnp0SSible-is the penalty pSit 4, =.
victims ofimPgoper indulgence Young brs.n, -! G'
too apt to commit excuses from not heinz ~. an
the dreadful consequences that mAy rus5s ~
Who that understands the subject ain rT.,. Wy.
deny that the power of pTOcreaIiun ia LOST -,
those falling into Improper hAbits than i, tha
dentl Besides being deprived Of the pie,.N,i ~
healthy offspring, the most serious and iesITT-!
SSymPtoms TO hoth body and mind arise. The s,,,.S
uons Weakened LOEl Of ProereAtiye Power. ~.
1rritability, DysPephia, PalPtHtion Of Tie NJ.
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, e EE.,isS :.
tho FRAME Cough Consumption, Decay and Nan
Omce, No. 2 South Frederick St
Left hand side going from Baltimore stree, f, a,
doCrs from the corner Rsii not to abserve lie r,F,
and number.
letter. must be paid and contain stamp. II,
Doctors Diploma hangs in his Office.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAys
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FOR SALE.

T OF No. ID, situate on Filth street, East Wheel.
IL tDg, on which Is good double brick house,
containing eight rooms, good panrleH, cellar, DC.
0utbnildinRs all in good repair.
Also, Lot No. 1sS. situate on Market street, Cen
tire Wheeling, on which two good brick houses
containing seven rooms each, with pantrie celArs,
SO; all in good repair.
For further particulars enquire ct No. 60 and 90
mylG WIN II. RUSSELL.
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Married PerSOnS, or Young Men cOpr.,,,,..
marriage being aware ofphyHrAI VeaEurss p49si
debility, deformtti O. speedily cUrei ''tAs.'
He who PLACES himself IutsI tbs are O, n, +,
may religiouBly eonfde IN his [, nor W "
and confidently rely upon his skI.. - nh, Aa
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Especially, who have become NE victim, o,s.,.
Vice. that dreadful and destructive hspt, Soa'
Young Men Of the most e1altei tSIeut. ~
tutGllset, who might otherwise have e6fT, S..as'
tenipR senatcl, with the thunder, Of sI[.'+ s1 l.
gaked 70 eCata0y tho living Tyre, may ssf SisS
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SI: S9Has BON HAS pIscovEKED THy so,,
u the World or Al Private Diseases W. Ssas!I
the Back and Limbo, strictures sg,'t sakHe'7
nieneys aud BLADDER, ilTPlentafy ULsbs1s-..' e
IaH s,4,,o Nervousness, Dy75s,
sIo1 q ths Hest T1ulitiIy, Trembling M lAFth
sight or GtddinesS, Disease 81 tbe H.! Si'shstlI
So Of ssiI, Affection o. the Liver Lam s s,
the sobtary HABITS Of YOutll-IboSe SsrTns 'lE fsG
ItAEy PrsettceS more fatal 70 their victim, Sae -
song Of SyreIi8 the Mariner OF ul Ssa t9ht til
tnelr most brilliant hoPsa anGt.baiisi,- 1T
Ing maTrtaEe, 4c- Impoglibla ~, We
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12
"A GARD.

DR. r.. II. LEE-PHYslC1AE, SURGEON
u AND CCOUCHER-thankfuI for past favorI
respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he Il still doing business at his old
stand Main street, near the Suspension BfldEe
where he Will be happy to attend TO any business
In his line that may be entrusted to bis caro-. Night
calls promptly attended to. Or. Les IL grRduBte
OF the Efletio Medical Instituts Of Cincinnati, and
has been yariously engaged IN the practice OF his
profession for the last fourteen years. Or. Lee
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus for
the Medical application Of Electricity In the treat
menE of Chronic diseases, to which he would invite
the special attention Of the AFFLICTED. So perfect
the "Heallng Art OF the present day las pTaoticed
by Eceetiesl that few need despair ofreceiTtnS PER
Special attention given to diseases Of women and
children. All communications strictly confidential
Our practice is safe, certain and prompt, leaving no
meErurRl faint in the system, but cleansing reno
vAtng and strengthening the general ByBten acting
n unison With Eatlrr'S unerrinG laws. &c =
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WHERLfRd, WEST Va, Dec. 4th, 1858,
To all HOhOAa Il may concern: We, the under
signed members of the West Virginia LeSiAlaturs
lake pleasure in saying that We have known DR.
ing ont Of the Rebellion, a. a successful aud euer
getlo practitioner of Medicine (orthe Eclectic Schoo
10th in KRnAwha county Va, and Gala county
Ohio.
q, SLACK, Senator 1th Dist.
w. 9. DUNBAR, n. HID.
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II oURlsoATARRH, AID PAlu n ran TrIplrs

oUHEs oATARRH, AND AvnaTs OOusUnP4Iou.
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5-sI4 DIRECTIONS ARR FOLLOWED.
SKNTRToMS-

q oal for c.EsalaE do.oEi5lns al .ylsBl0aa.i-a
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MO 3 OF TREATMENT Is
: oURlS oATARRH ~ ALE IFa TEFIs AND sEAaRl

= oUIES HAY, Rosa AND PllIOD1c oATARRH.
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Reflect that sound mind aud body are TIE nu
necessary requisites to promote cOnnubisI bSEfl
hess. Indeed, without these the Journey lhrouS
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prOspec, hOli
~ darkenG to the view; the mind becomes shadovs
with despair and filled with the melancholy refs
tion that the happiness of another becomes pistie
with our own
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-01
Mtotcal

OfUREs Coughs Colds, Sore Thrupt, Asstn1H.a
~ Consumption. 10 IL 0uly neteFsHiy lor auy one
troubled with these complaints to tfy one botle Of
Striek' 'dnds MeliRuous Cough Bdlsdm
to convince them that Isis the hest preparation ever
used. lt not only cnres tie above att ctons Of the
Throat AID Luugs, but 10 cures Night EWeats ard
Splitting Of Bl cd aud On excellent eargle for ans
kind OF sorc Throat J. - pleasant TO trke, and
saie med ne 'or iriAnts prce 65 Cents per bottle
For sale by druggists geueralY. MIA
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Public Sale.

A VALUABLE FARM, consisting Of o. acres IN
- lSin toNu-hp, Preble county, % miles west Of
fyrmon+i fn jos "u hcazt Ltwisburg, wiH he sold
on DE premises 'n saturday, February -, 1855.
= ne AfuproF'Iut uts CONSIST Of u x OF house and
barn aad oih-'nu buidmgs, two good wells OF waer.
O good bearrg orchard o. uu Trees, forty acres Of
cis.ffd land; th tflsnce OF the land vel umbercd.
his iarm ~ convt nent to churches, schools mills
dr AMI 10 n O. client neighhoThCod, and Will posi-.
tiyely be sold 30 'he highest M der Terms made
knnvn on hty of -sr.
Ja3ldswts SAMUEL sHIMP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-01
Z..X!.zZZI!ZzZ!..Z2ZZZz Z Z
Sttieklands 5 I'M. Ch0lera Mirture.

| > q composition cf astrneenis absorhen,s. stimu.
iagts aud ceTminaiyes, whch Fyery rhy sician Ec.
knOwledges - the Only pr-paiaion tlt WI sreci a
permanent cure of DttTIheH ard Dyseteis This Anti
Choiera Mixture ~ now IN use IN some OF ur army
hosplals where II gives the greatest saiisihcion II
has Fayei the lives oi thousands OF our soldiers snd
M GMt1eis, M and We WI guarantee II 20 Lo the best
dy N ne world for DiRrrhca and nyseptefy
Mr. Woods OF Coyipgtop NV win bc ,yycst bsr,,
70 satisfy any one as TO the virtue Of strck land's Ant
Choleta Mixture; IN TACT have a great ntmhpt +
testimonials rom patients who hPyeieen cur, q nit,
beng pronouncedn in urable by their fhysoians son
after taking only tottle OF Strcslanis Anti o.
terry Try one hottie rIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-01

A man by the name of Burns near Gov.
ingion, Kentucky, became intoxicated, and
went to sleep on the floor His comrades,
for joke, as they say, poured alcohol on
bis clothes, ard set it on fire, IN order to
see him scamper He was, however, so stu.
Pdly drunk as 10 be uuable to help him
self and was so badly burned as to cause
death. The brules gully ofhis murder have
not been arrested
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-01
HUSTON HALL.

6OTr CHsLB's POSITIVE FAREWELL.
Pr6r 10 hi- departure for 'syana and Mexico. SIG
koR MUL'u hs- the ho' or 70 10 orm the citizens %
Dayton nnd siriniiy that ne hes suceied be making
arrt ngeutrt' w.ti the worid-renoWnsd Pianist hnd
grg az cor Yo=ar.
T. n. eoTTs rHALB,
70 give Frr'eso GRAND CuNCEhTS m the prin-
clal cities OF tinted states rror 10 his depart
uFn .or Havana and Mexico.
Mr. Colts -hflk'g Farewell CcuceIt In Dayton will
take place on MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6.
siEnor NuE0 alsotakes great pleasure TO announce
that he has secured the services Of the following
steal pts 20 assiet SIR Gotschsk ai these Concerts
MISS Lucy sIMONs s
The yohng ard talented Csniatriee, (puUil Of hs,l
vho-e upprr sdsnttd sic,ess during A. Of Con
cers in ksf ifrk ns- been cheerfuly &C cthowlodged
by the press EuI euthl lastic public.
SiGNNE A. NtFt ~, &c efrated Baritone.
elbNOh NlI.u, hiu cal Director and C0nE
Tickets One Dollar. No extra chtrge .or rf-efyed
SEA s. Ii"tct Off te open, commend on Fuday.
February o. o. lrck m. st J. r. Kenncy' Music
Store 80 fh rd street.
Doors open al y :, commence ats ja9Id5
E'O nEET4 rs r0omsa At No lo7 SIAN street, The
II Office oi fhc lte Mayor, are for rent on favorable
terms TO parn.i.e tenant. Applyt t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-01

william Knauer, Plaintiff ~. Will Vaughan and O.
N. Vaughan, Partners as Vaughan a Co. Defend
ants faIL .. .IUI .ff
Beio John .stoppelman, Justice Of the Peace Of
Dayton toSnshiP, Montgomery County ard State
of Ohio
AN the 10Th day oi December, 1864, SAID Justice OF
Y the Peace ISSUED an order Of Attachment In the
shove action Tor the sum ~ one hundred and sixty
five dollars and HiNty-lour cents. Case set Tor hear
ing February 20, 1893, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ
WILLIAM KNAUER.
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who are BarBaFTans.

We publish the following vote, as showing
, eonelusiysly thsybsfbarous character Of a
large number Of Republican United States
Senators. The retaliation resolution was be.
u fore the Senate, and Mr. su@uer moved that
laasiit be 90 amended as 10 make IL conform TO
the usages ofwar, as practced among civil.
lied nations The following members voted
for the amendment . u fAt'
y su Yeas--CarlsIe, Cowan, Davis, Dooliule,
Foote, Foster, Harlan Harris, Henderson,
o. Hendricks, Lane. Of Indiana, MeDougsl, Nor
gan, Nesmith, Pomeroy, POWELL Richardson,
Riddel, SAulsbpry, sherman, Sumner, Ten
Eyeok VAnWinke, Wiley, Wilson and
Wright.
Here follow the nAuea Of those who voted
10 reject the usages Of ciVllizad nations and
m adopt those Of bArbariana ,ta
... Nays--ohandler, Clark, Collamer, Con-
90 ness, Dixon, Farwell, Hale, Howard Howe,
Ramsay, Trumbull, Wade and wilkinson.
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NATIVE WINE-1he best and p1te native
IN Oaawba Wine, for sale by the barrel or gallon
Mrs. FREDERICK EGRY,
de5dA Near the Asylum,
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STOLEN.

NoTlCE is hereby given that ten notes were stolen
~ nom the un ierfigued, living in Randolph town
s5ih OF December. Each note calls for two hundred
dollars and II dated April o. 1855, Tho first note Ia
They are All mortgage note (, signed hy Chrlstophpr
Herr, and given IN Avpr Of SAMUEL Herr A liberal
Whrd will be gwen or the return OF said notes t
this office, ortho arrest OF tho hurglsr.
desodaw3'T . sAMDEL 1lEltR.