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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
PORTAGE TOWNSHIP .

Allen Joseph, r 22d inf.
ABBOTT Charles, l0Jth inf.
Bal Twin Charles, b 55th inf.
Brown David, Il 55th inf.
Besanson Charles, c 2lst inf.
Bay Charles, 1924 inf.
Bruckey Anthony.
Barncn Harrison. 49th inf.
Burnhart David A, g goth inf.
Cox John w, q lot, cav.
Coyn Edward, a Tooth inf. ...
Cough p, G 2lst inf.
Cox Wm G 10th cav.
8 Crops George, 2lst inf.
Carter VIM, X lsjth inf.
Cruthers Lewis q, d lllth inf.
Clemens John, B 55th inf.
Caswell George, 2lst inf.
Dautcrman w A, C 3Ist inf.
Dewitt Oscar, X Ill h inf
Davidson Alfred, A 18th infantry.
Dinst Lewis, ID lllth inf.
Dinst Nicholas, c 2lst inf.
Dinst Henry.
Dinst John.
Dinst Jacob.
Eberly Jos phi, A Tooth inf
Ensminger Christopher, 7Ith inf
<Fryman John, C 23th inf.
9 Finney Thomas, D 5jth inf.
Frederick S solomon, F 59th iuf.
Fox Joel.
Foster Peter.
Fulmer John, X iiith inf.
Franklin WIN :, 49th inf
Grunha Henry, G 2is. inf.
Hill Demos l., II 05th inf.
Hill John, X lllth inf
Hubbard Pascal f, G 10th cav.
IInsford Henry, 2lst inf.
Holmes james, Tooth inf
Holmes Theodore, u 10th cav.
Hampshire Abraham, | l1ith inf.
Hrss samuel, 10th inf.
Hess Joseph, 40th inf.
Johnston John, A 10 tn inf r-
Johnston James, G 25th inf. e..
Keram Wm, b jjth inf ,..-,r
Kinney William, A I62d inf.
Kinney Alfred, 1924 inf. ..H
Long Henry, A lOOth inf H.n
Long Charles, A Tooth inf.
Linrich Hcnry, C 2lst inf
Mcclure James +, II lI4th inf.
McKissen Marion, lSlst inf
Mclntire George, l90th inf. at'i
Mercer VIM, 1921 inf. f t.'.f 'r
Mercer Rufus.
Morgan John, X I44th inf
Muder David, A 4th Mich cav.
>Nurnberger F w. G 2lst inf. %
kurnborger William, G 2Ist inf.
Pllmcrton Albert p, F 57th inf.
PalmertOn Benjamin +, A 50th inf.
PalmertOn VIM Z. \ llth inf.
Philips John, @ 10th cav.
Phillips Amos A, lllth inf.
Phillips Eli A list infantry.
Pope Perly r. IL 9th inf
Prestcott John l., l0gth inf. ..i
Prestcott Elisha, A Tooth inf. I.
Place James, G 10th cav.
Peek John, q 2ist inf.
Ranbo Thomas, X lIIth inf
Richardson Monroe, A l96th inf.
Rckets Nathan, ID lllth inf.
Rood Chacy l., A 1924 inf.
Rosenkrans W, A Tooth inf
Rubel John, X iIith inf.
Saver George, lOlh cav,
Saver VIM, u lllth inf.
Sizer Nelson w, d lllth inf.
Shroyer Samuel, A Tooth inf.
Scott VIM II, A 1924 inf.
shelters Adam, A l00'h inf
ShHew Peter, r lllth inf.
Shreyer Levi, q 25th inf
Stewart Alex, lsOth inf.
Stump Noe, C 25;h inf
>Stevens Reuben, q 35th inf.
Stevens Edward, ID llth inf.
Shoup john, i oath inf.
Shoup Wn d 1ltth inf.
Shinew LewiS. B 55th inf
Summers Frederick, II 18th inf
Smith Joseph a, seth inf.
Sigler Francis, 55th inf.
Siger Lafayette.
Spencer Harvey, G 2lst inf.
Taylor John. D ilIth inf
Underwood John S, 72l inf.
. Underwood James, + I'D inf.
Valance Henry. X 2Ist inf.
Valance Joseph, 18th inf
Yuintanee John NJ, X lS5th inf.
Nuintanee J, q 10th cav.
Wilson VIM ls4th inf.
Whitaker Hiram, ID 9th inf
Wickhard Davil, c 49lh inf
Zigler James II, nth inf.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

XyARIETIHS.---The assortment TO be found at
v the Hardware Store Is beyond disposition TO
enun,crate. Gimle(s, Nails, Screws, Lacks, Bolts,
Tacks, Candle sticks, Shears, Tacks, Serew'
drivors Wrenches, Chisels, Hammers w fact,
almost any thing vou want, eumposed ui lren,
Steel, TIN, lrass or Copper, eau be obtained stAs
low price and of as good quality as elsewhere,
by going to the HARDWARE STohE'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
"LIvEs there man with soul So dead,
That meyer tn him self hath said"

That DR.. D. II. Scclye's Catarrh Remedy is
the ne.pias utra of all Medicines, always
cffcctinS permanent cure, rs thousands
upon thousands are testilying?
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

This entire list otbeautitul and valuable goods via
be sold for ONE DothNR EACn Certificates Of all the
shove articles wilt be PLACED in envelopes and seeiea
Theae envelopes are Aenl by mail aa ordered without
regard 10 choice the rreeipt othe ceriiheate you
will see what you to have, aud then ia at your
option send the Dollar and take the article, or net
Five certihcatea ca1 he ordered for eli eleven tor
81; thirty for S5 sixtyhvs for S0 and one hundred
for Sio We will send single Certificate on the Fe.
H. EsOWEN & CO , p q nox A,2yo,.
lgi sc, Beckman street, N. Y.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

DUMPS--Of all kinds, Chain Pump fixtures
L Tubing, &c. We can fit any person out with
the article lie waits. The HARDWARE STORE
is the place.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
A NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
The Great Invention Of the Age in
HOOP S SKIRTS.
J. w. nIAgLEy,s New Patent NC
PLEN ELLIPTIC Tor DOuble) #
SPRING SKIRT.

TuNHIs INVENTION consists Of DtrLFx or twol
n ELLiRrIc Peas RrFiSEb STEEL SPHtEoe ihEehi-
ously BRAIDED TioBTLY aud FiRaLr together, edEe IN
edge, making the Toc0HEsT, most FIRxIhLE, ELAArtc
and DuRABLe SPRINa ever ueed. They seldom BIND or
AREAk like the Single springs AMI consequently pre-
serve their perfect and beHutitul shape mote than
twice as long We any Single Spring Skirt that ever mas
or can be made ' 70 f... l|t I'd
The wonderful aexibili,y and great Comfort snd
pleasure TO any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will he experienced particularly in all crowded
Asse mblies Operas, Carriages Railroad Cars Church
Pews Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress a.
the Sk irt he fuided when In to occupy pmah
place as easily and conveniently asa sir or Muslin
DRESS. .. Do. -.. t .t'.t Il nf.f %.
A Lady having enjoyed the Pleasure. Comfort and
Great Cbnyenienue Of wearing tho Duplex Ellipne
steel Spring Skirt for sinule day will Newer after,
wards willingly dispense with their use For Chill
dren Misses and Young Ladies they are SUPERIOR to
Ill Others ..A.' i -Ii
The HOOPS are covered with epiy ,donble.twisted
thread, and Will WEAR TWICE LoSa as the single
yarn covering which Is used all Single steel Hoop
Skirts The three bott ON rods every skirtAre also
Dohble Steel, and twice donbe covered to prevent
the covering from wearing the rods when dra kgnK
down stairs, stone steps, &C.. &C., which they ara
constantly sulJsct to when In use. L.f5,
All are made OF the new and elegant Corded Tapes.
and the best quality In every part giving 10 ths
the most graceful and perfect shape possible.
aud are una esonably the tghtest. most desirable.
cOmfprtahls and economical Skirt ever made.
MBSrS BRADLEY & CARY, PRoPRI ETORS az thu
Invention, and soLE MANURACTURERa, " QtiAN-
BERs, and 70 and al REApE STREETS, New York. .
FoR SALE In all hrsi-clAss storos thrnhkhou the
United States and Canada, Havana de Cuba, Mexico,
South America and the West Ihdes. ,..f dl
s-T-Inquirc for the Duplex Elliptic (or d,ublel
Spring skirt. A.Ac. Ism
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

fCANE Fiah Poles, Fish Lines aud IIooksa
~ good stock. L. II. IL Go.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

fHL
VLTooDEN WARE - In endless variety, -on
w ptisiHg DC assortment Of
Bssketat Buckets, Bowls,
Water. .pails, Wssh-hoards,
Fasae,s, Tuba. Rolliug-pius, ..
Churns, Brooms, &r., &C.,
For sale at tho HARDWARE STORE.
81 .~.a
A FINE assortment Of Drd Cages at the
n HARDWARE STORE.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

DoPES- cordage Of every style and variety,
H from a thread u n cable, at the
.i HARDWARE STORE.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

.FfFJJ0o a9oTE oU7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23
Tho National Loen.

PHILADELPHIA, May "a, 1895.
The subscriptions to-day 10 tho acyen.thiry loau in
all parts Of the Unon telegrapbcd 10 jay Cooke,
subscription agent amount to million seven hundred
aud slxtythree Thousand five hundred dollars The
largest single Western subscriptions ono hundred and
twen,y ave thousand dollars from the Fourth National
BANK Of Cincinnati ono hundred aud twenty-five thou
sand dollars from the First National Bank of pusbrrg,
sixty thousand dollars from the First National Bank Of
Dcsmoncs, Iowa; nfty thousand dollars from The First
ntousl Bank Of s. loul MINI AVID seventy ave thou.
nd d,afs from The second National Bank 81 LOUIS.
It's ioraest Eastern subscriptions one hunired
tbousapi dollars from y. ". Guest cashier NJ IIUore,
ana enc bunirod Thousand dollars rom tAe lirst Ma
,nnsl ,nx Of Albany Ths number OF Individual cab
so,rt,,f D, vorlint fncn, making up portions OF Tie
s,o,. aggrtga4o ID clovcn bQlcred $40 tiirty.lgcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

terday sailor fell or jumped ovcrboardrom ne ship
John Bright Just siv ID from Liverpool some bs;nen
near BY went 70 the sailors assissucs trt were threat
ened by the mate, who armed with pistol sad mo
refused 20 allow any TO the drowning man and 40
sunk The harbor police arrested the rnaio WHO n
named Chario Eaton and b WA coIaniilsd BY Juss
Bowling without bail.
Two alleged counterfeiters arrested N Brossyn
on Sunday night and about afleea thousand dollars IN
postal currency together with plates dies &C. fonld
the premises they occupied.
The Excise Commissioners hot their daily session
Yesterday, but received 10 applications Cor hcelsss
They adjourned TIL this morning.
The total number OF deaths this city fer the week
ending Nav 20 was four hundred and decrease 81
nynne from the week preceding and thirteen less than
tic corresponding week IN 1854.
The stock mtrket was dull and rather heavy yesterday
Governments were quiet Cold was firm, and clo.ed At
.a1< at 5:a0PM The closing quotation at night was
1917
There was little or M change In the state Of trade
Yesterday as compared with Saturday. There was but
little animation In commercial centres, and compare
lively little business was dono especially In imported
merchandise Domestic produce was irregular, but as
general thing prices tended downward. Cotton
exception With continued good demand prices wore
higher notwithsi anding the reported large 'captures
at Augusta and elsewhere. Petroleum was duh and
heavy. Groceries were quiet On Change ths markets
were without marked change. Flour aud grain wero
dull and heavy but no lower, Oats we're active and
higher. Provisions wore In moderate demand at about
Saturdays prices Whisky was dull at the tax Sc
Dor gallon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

rArNG oFs TEE NATIONAL DnBT.--We have
publ shcd n communication from a respectable
merchant Of lhis city, proposing ocapltal plan
for paying Oh The national debt IL !. that one
hundred aud City thousand persons contribute
twenty thonsand dollars each for the purpose,
making sie round rum Of three thousand NIL.
Ions, the total OF our national indebtedness
We cordially endorse this project, and will take
two sharos--in othor words, subscribe forty
thousand dollars 10 carry 10 out We shall make
money b. tho operation; for we nov pay from
thirty ave 10 forty thousand dollars government
taxes yearly. No doubt the As'ors would take
iwen'y shares. 30 might A. T. Stewart, Com
nodore Yegierblll end nany other rllllop-
aires; ga hundreds u oilers con aaord 10 lake
one or more shares, 20 thai the entire one hun
dred and flty thousand shares eon be mb-
scribcd IN o naryollousIy short Inc. Wc,
therefore. ur0p0' , rlo i.mcdla'c clIoiol'o, n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23
General Sheridan in New York.

AN INPRoMPrU OvArION-THE GENERAL rs WILL
ING TO FIGHT, BUT DECLINES TO SPEAK.
Major General Phil Sheridan arrived In New York yes
tcrday morning, and remained few hours, on his way
TO the West. He accompanied by the following
members Of his sta-Brgadier General Forsyth, Chief
Of STAR; Colonel Forsyth Aid-de- Camp; Lieutenant
Colonel Newha Assistant Adjuant General Major Lee,
Assistant Adjutant General Major L. Kip Aid deCanp;
Major Gillespie, Engineers Department; DR.. Geisn,
Medical Director aud the other officers Of his new
mand
Hc arrived in this city about seven o'clock and took
IN his quarters At the Fifth Avenue Hotel Until the
afternoon the fact Of his arrival known to only few
Paragraphs the morning journals had mentioned that
General Sheridan would pass through this city; but It
not supposed he would make any stay here me
Board Of Aldermen, receiving the ntmaton that SO
distingu guest had actually arrived at once TOOK
action the NATTER and prominent citizens waited
Between four and 1--WE O'Clock in tho afternoon small
crowd began gather around the entrance TO the hoe
his friends Sheridan walked TO the door, and instantly
surrounded BY group Of admirers: "whsre s het"
(which |. sherIdsn'', was heard on all hands That's
Sheridani" exclaimed enc disappointed individual who
had pushed h way close to tho horos elbow. why,
he ain big Little Mac" In TRUTH the rudy faced,
tache and goatee who stood pacdly in the doorway,
smoking his cigar. dressed simply In suit OF civilian
sented few outward indications Of that impetuous wll
that daring strategy and electric influence which have
made Philip H. Sheridan tho greatest cavalry leader OF
the age The enthusiasm Of tue crowd increased with
Its numbers and mary presscd forward TO shake the
hand OF the dasng cavalry officer The General gratnod
them Ear possible, and theo was merry twinkle
in his eye which showed he was not altogether
dspleased by the marks Of attention bestowed upon
him. 'where's he goingi' asked q youthful ad-
mrcr, staring al tall gentleman In white waistcoaf,
evidently surprising that individual TO be Sheridan
ITO Mexico said bysander, in stage whisper, land
then the Atlantic" The General was SO near that
lao must have heard the remark but he smiled, and
shat was all he said" ''Three cheers for Sheridan"
shouted voice the crowd. They were given right
Justify. "a speech fr IN General Sheridan" was next
asked This going too far. 'The General can fight
but speak, replied OF his friends and, sure
enough, the hero Of Cedar Rum who changed defeat
into glorious victory by the mere force Of his character
fed precpitately before speech demanding crowd A
couple Of carriages were called and the General and his
staff drove Off to the Hudson river depot.
Arr ing ut the depot, General Sheridan took half
hidden In Of the carriages and without further
molestation, was allowed to depart his mission of
qucnchng the few remaining embers Of the great
rebeilion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

cfa committee 70 van upon our moneysd Heu'
rails he required amount ffss ourselves Of ne
present stupondous and costly machinery Tor
collecting The internal revenue, and liquidats
Tic national drbi before IN let Of jay next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

Tnr oiyx1c According to announcement Mes Lucia
Doane evening made her tf o. this theatre. In the
character OF Kate Ben In the petite comedy OF Per-
lection Miss Dcanes arst appearance In the ricce was
greeted with generous applause. sho was apparently
much sgl,scd and her arst uerances somewhat out Of
tono Tbs however, we attributed 70 the very natural
embarrassment Of d.b,aante A. she fairly entered The
piece particularly after the song La Manola, which
was well executed and sacred, Mas Deaas
lost mach OF her restraint and became moro natural
In voice and gesture Perfection s simple comedy and
we'll calculated 70 bsii some 81 the Necessary rudimeas
of Tho sage pro II would DO Impossible 10 form
any or,n upon Miss pcanc actress until she has
been fairly tiled She certainly evinced ans mrsicA
talent which Wa second time presented 70 The audi nee
In that beautiful and painye song "Knthlceu haycur-
neoun During The D rfcrnanee OF hcr paw Nss he ane
tec.i, ed number o uoquos thrown from thc sudesce
Af,ar the comedy followed ta m,io dramatic lsrl g.
tts,egahza, Tles.eeping Dosiy e e. Noeis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

The 4. bel Pirate shenaudoah n HANG
KeNg-Hsre ~ Hokodsdi, Japan-A Ro-
man Csthollc Church Opened at Maya.
sakf--6oId Receipts and Shipments at
San Francisco, 80.
SAN FsaScisco Nay 10, 1865.
TIE Union Leagues have started movements for tho
erection OF monument the late President Lincoln on
the Pacific coast proposed cost Of quarter OF mil.
lon OF dollars
ITO bark Mag,i, ffty.seTen days from Hong Kong TO
Victoria repcrs that rebel privateer at that place.
supposed to be the shenandoah from Melbourne Much
alarm is felt lost she attack American Vessels at
Thousands Of Indians we're assembling Of Nov West.
minister TO join In the celebration Of the Queens BIRTH
day.
California mining stocks arc looking up again
Legal tenders have advanced to 7s
Arrived last night, ship Cutwater, from Nav York.
Roman Catholic church has been opened at Maya
sski, Japan
Ore q Hokodad destroyed largo amount Of pro-
ducs
The steamship Orizaba from Portland, brings $4,000
IN gold mostly from tho Oregon and Idaho mines
Great expectations arc entertained Of the coming sea
son on vancouvers Island
Mining in the Northern districts are generally being
actively resumed
treasure shipments hereafter from that quarter will be
largely Increased.
The Russian Overland Telegraph Be
gun-Flnancial Affairs, &c.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 20, 1855.
The overland mail last night brought New York papers
and letters Of April "a.
Adylces by tho last Northern steamer announce the
commencement Of the Russian overland telegraph from
New Westminster proceeding northward The work 10
under the superintendencs Of Edward Conway. Major
Pope LEFT here the Sierra Nevada, aud will take up
tho exploration from where Mr. Conway Is working
Showers Of rain during the past two or three days have
benefited the crops 10 California.
The week closes . steady money market Tho de-
mand in outside stock circles IL rather light, owing
10 the sluggish condition Of general trado Bank rates
on the best security IN III and on stock oollateras
az . 3x per cent
The Peruvian ship Csmpania cleared to-day for hong
Kong with ss2o, 600 In specie.
Arrived, ship Aquila, from Manalmo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23
{" - " /" ~ HU
~~.->~->~~~~->~-~.--
Surrender Of the Rebel Fleet In
the Tombigbee River.
Commodores Rousseau and Farranl
and one Hundred and Fifty
Other officers Of the Rebel
Navy Paroled.
TWELVE REBEL BOATS SURRENDERED
Names OF the Onlcers and
Vessels Captured.
RECONSTRUCTION MOVEMENTS In ALABAMA.
The People Conclude that Slavery ana
secession are Both Dead ana
Proceed to Bury Them.
FIN Noes AT MOBILE.
The Market Likely to DO SurfeiteA
with Goods,
&C., 30, &c.
RECONSTRUCTION MOVEMENTS IN ALABAMA.
The People Conclude that Slavery ana
Secession are Both Dead and
Proceed to Bury Them.
FINANCES AT MOBILE.
The Market Likely to DO SurfeiteA
with Goods,
r. W. 80

The United States transport steamer Monterey FuSs
MASTER from Mobile, May H. via Fortress Monroe, Nay
81 arrived At this port last evening, with cargo q
cotton for the United States Quartermaster.
We orc indebted to Purssr Pousett Cooper Tor favof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23
D..sh or Er-pnitsd states Senator Jers.

HUNrV1aH MA way IT, INb5.
yore Clemens. OK upi,ed States Senator from AabsnA
lied A hts residence In this city, to-day, at hafpass
seyeu o'clock, Of congestion Of the lungs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-30

THE EUPT1AI Tn has been described
as as q knot fixed with the tongue which
inc .eetn cannot n unlo9se But the teeth
Sozodont; are powerful agents in nro-
ducing the fascination which leads to
marriage. The charm, to which this
delicious preparation lends to the
breath, too, has a decidedly hyneneaI
tendency. White teeth and a pure
breath! What heart can resist them?
aug 2S-3teod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-30

We think there is no especial necessity
for any hurry in selling. There are
certain peop through the country
who sell too soon every year.: They
are always ready to sell as soon as the
buyer makes q bid and generally at
low figures. The demand runs upon
fine staple in d larger proportion than
for the last Iour years, and as this grade
|ofswool IS scarce insall the markets Of
the country, buyers are bidding against
each other, and taking all they can get
at full current rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-30
me wool Cron.

A correspondent Of an exchange.
who dates his letter nom no particular
point writes this concerning the prices
OF wool in Allegheny and Washington
counties, Pa, We rather think he Is a
"bnIl" on the market, and does NOT
choose to locate himself therefore.
There is a great Improvement in the
offerings for wool IN AlIeShsT,1, - . ,..S
Washington counties, ninety 10 n{,iStS.
I've cents being offered for the finest
Ls.SiSss, but few lots have eSe6a11o,a;S
1,,S,S.S * - these tigures. The great Sie-
fnssIao loS domestic wool viii cause the
mSIasit,l 70 ~ n % for higher figures, The
81 "a SS,s sSb SS slfs 1l are a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-30

numerous to mention. S'a7t AEt4taeAI TOO
Iitsbitae IAN 5a5ge auction sales Of Medical and
ealities at an early tfs ~ t5 ioi.
Va G GSIlSe MI be given. Harpars FerS1
els6urg ". Va; Cfiarfetof3 ~ y W a.
~, l.St Teying Depot RiItin511T III II
epot Containing n ISys ,9
= e Z: n II. surg. o. s. Vols
XII a4e4lcal skeuEYeynrAI N x a
aug2g-tS -4Li fkEUtG(k Co., q
81 80. rs .AuCffOneeFR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-30

While the large elite. =, .,,,-
arc resorting to the EnsI SEa sS1ntry
pal9 nre hrigades, there Is s Rls.al o.
S,.. tLle part OF the English u f.
az S9sluntOer 81 stem. InI,onao,1. l,.s.
I luz net 81 apparent, and the SiinE eSe
priGls \, nv nv, a.Ftstocracy, make Il t6ssr
i'.'S " ES1a with the amasheen.p S'E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-30
NEW FIRM.
~ Gard.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS, Nc, rt5t,
NV many friends and Pnfrone M TeSa61tois
Clemens, (deceased) for the liberal natrrTn
sffe ooeSStowed on him while in our mitist and
nc Inat we intend to carry on the FuFnffiife
ann q UpholsteFy btsiness In nIl its bFanClieS
ak tpe Old stand, No. l19 Main street, where
We nope by strict attention to bushes 10
tneLlt continuance of the patronage bestoW
50 on MINI j. CLEMENS a CO.
n. R.-We also intend to carry on the In,
qettakng Business rs before We keen nm
sSss3 on h9nd atull assortment OF MefaiIc
SoltlLs- s.st-t+ sj,sri.iFf4r -, aun94
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-30
Desirable Country Residence for Sale.
Mount de Chantal.

ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4rH. AT 3
O'Clock IN the morning, conveyance Will
Y L1etHly, opposite the entrance of the Cafhe-
e UNI, 1or such pupils as wish to attend the
Is day-sch olnrs. Thosewho do not de-
81 70 halt boarders, will be NJ liberty
on on leaving the City will stop for a few mo-
E menus HI AT Mellors Music Store on Main street
LOT me convenience of those who can more
easily assemble there, At half past four in
me me evening the same viii leave Mount de
,.1 ~ ior wheeling. These, at the trifiing
ds nLar Trips for every day in the week. exs
SeR1uth1g saturday which will be a holiday,
PERSONS from a distance or on bf1sineSS ~
course are not included in this arTnnGemsnt.
-! LOT 70 iurther particulars inquire Mt Melior,s
Ian. near the Cathedral. anotIS III,