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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-21
Release OF General Ewell.

The vito Of the rebel General Ewel procscdsd 70 W.
warren yesterday morning with order from rrsnoass
johnson for The release Of her husband On sAkns -
oath Of allegiance he was liberated, and boA is" r ~
South last evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-21

MAcAmx ANNA BISHOPS CONCERT AT YoSFRs-M
dame Anna Bishop, assisted by Miss Zelda Harrison, the
young oontralto who made such successful debut lately
at Saratoga, and Mr. Charles Lascees, will give grand
COMFORT TO might at Yonkers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-21

Besides there are many minor SHOWS, WhiCl
nav the tax OF two psr centum and many other place
OF occasional amusement the proprietors OF which d
not pay tax on their recepss but merely take out q
exhbltor's license for one hundred dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-21

REDUCTION OF THE ARMY AND NAvY.-We
learn from the most reliable sources that It is
the intention of the government to reduce the
army to one hundred thousand, or perhaps
fifty thousand men, and the navy in like pro-
portion. We are glad of this. We do not re-
quire large standing army Of several hun
drcd thousand men. The only standing army
wanted in this country is an independent press,
which are the pickets Of liberty, and q
sound democratic government. We can raise
an army of FIVE hundred thousand men at any
time in five weeks Let not Louis Napoleon,
however, or Lord Pslmerston come to the con-
clusion that, because we are reducing the army
and navy, we are reducing our strength. On
the contrary, we are outstanding our strength.
Every one Of the veterans who are now retiring
TO their homes to repose themselves would, II
any necessity arose-k for example, any doubt
ful question was TO be settled with either Of
these two government, or both combined, In
Canada or Mexico-rally round the old flag
and comprise an army In six weeks that
would sweep away double the number Of
troops that France and England could send "a
this county in one fell swoop. We have gene
rails enough to command them. too, equal "a
any in Europe.
We are glad 10 perceive that Che Secretary
Of the Navy is about 70 reduce the expenses
Of the government in that department, 20 90 Il
enable us to pay the national debt All cx-
penses should be cut down In like manner
Mr.. McCulloch IL not the man to believe, viii
Jay Cooke, that the national debt ls blessing
He is thinker Of different kind. A man o
common sense and practical nnancier, he DO
lieves that TO be out Of debt b 70 be out o.
trouble, and he h going 10 get nd Of Cootet
bleuins . soon - - Saa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

IE1 rses-f 5scizic- q re E.r.szs Gear:
q tss Uzissd S;2les = TIE esscs thss :
ssats hzs cos tie pave. 70 tax Usi,s1
States EsearitIss, either directly OF i'd
rely, kGs sIsei,sd considerable eounssL
TIE fse: ibss s7.h large sHszats Of eaD:.
"a sIs .oT fz,dsd Il -sdoesI sseasi.ie.-
Szkss tsis aee.sioz oas Ct TIE noE M.
EeEtoas ever ne5e. Bzsa similar ssei.
s.os sss=s % have 5ssa zsds a aaea a.
f'Tiy ysaEs sga. Usissd ssasss sseagiiss
vsEs regarded by Csisf Jassies Hsr.ssti
Es liars suPioysd ~ re Gsaerrai Ger.
sras1sst fo:Ihs szseztisn cfiss porsrs.n-
L. 1878, il tks uonlb Of Ys5r.s-y. TIE
f0ii0Tisz dseisiss VA mz5s gTs
ED, the7, On Jas: ,Lsory. total
fsii7Fe Of sEfs original right 70 zx
the Gszn' employed ~ the Government O,
sHs Gnios fos the s1seartaa Of iis po-er..
NJ 'i2At Sess1 ezsEea" Again, sTse gu.s.
ii9n e, IL ir1.h, question Of supremacy
ana If he fizhs Of tie sasss % tax tie
means e1Hloysd By We General Govern
msst Dc esacedsd. the dsclsralioo tia. tbs
Gons'itation, AID the lava made in pursu-
sEes thsrsof, Ghal be the supreme Law d
she iASd' u empty snd Eamsasisg dscIa-
raAtlso,-Lsse the The dessois,s ~ tie ess-
Of AeCaiIOsh ~. The State Of Maryland
and others, 4 Wheaton Reports, sIs-4s7.1
Ia The Eight Ct tie last decision, Govern,
ueot bonds are very desirable for invest.
msn', bsisg sabjscs to 40 tax bat Ii,
income tsz.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

VIZ lave this naorsisg Jsa Dayis' meg
ssgs to ths rebel Congress ia relation to
TIE recent peace eopfsrsres: also the re
port Of the Esnel eommisEisners to him.
It is uotiesabis tina; while be and they cite
the feet that 10 terms other than those Of
saomissIoa 70 the Urioa add the lava Of
Congress, including the recent amendment
u tie Constitution, we're ob.sinabIe, they
enter into 20 remarks or denaEciations il
regard to the tsrms This may mean
something OF nothing, according 70 the
private iuhnences that may be secretly op.
srstiog 81 Richmond stlhis time. Jsf, Davis
Il diFsrsn, times has rot been char7 of his
opinions 10 bis State papers. Why be
WithBoids them now is a matter of infer
sHes and speculation. He presents the
situation in very mild terms. Perhaps be
has determined to leave TO the Richmond
eiitors the work Of firing the Southern
heart in regard TO the terms. To "a it
sssms az If he might be thinking that the
miider be drew the case now the mildsr 4.
might soon be drawn for him. Ilmsy in-
dictate that he wishes the way left open for
farther nsg0tiatioss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

AMoHa the local notices in the Washing.
ton, Pa, Examiner, We End the following :
Our old friend and fellow townsman,
David Lang, has, We are pleased to learn,
gone into business in Wheeling, having
become one OF the firm Of Winsbip, Forbes
and Co., wholesale dealers in queensware,
glassware &c, No. 8, Main street, opposite
tue baltimore / Ohio Railroad depot. Mr.
Lang has q very fine taste in regard to
goods Of the character usually KEEP: in es.
Adjustments Of the kind, aud will no doubt
always have on hand An elegant assortment.
his old AcquaintAneeS here should and We
doubt not will extend to him a liberal pat
ronaEe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

TINS cmsnCipNted slaves suffer from the
nnFeasoniug Prejudices of both friends and
enemies. The former want nothing done
for them because they have a theory of
equality which would be damaged by con-
cedtng that the negroes ueed any prepare.
ton for the full enjoyment of freedom; and
the latter oppose any efforts 10 their be.
half because their theory is that the negro
lie too low in the human scale TO be- inn
Proved-tbNt be has neither rights nor in Z.
terests which white man is bound to re.
Spsot These two extremes unite in action.
The result is that whatever is to be done
for the emancipAted millions of the South
must be done by moderate men, who care
nothing about the abstract question wheth-
eE the negro is naturally equal to the
white man, but who see clearly enough
that the negro who has been degraded by
centuries Of ignorance aud oppression.
needs care, protection and education to 6t
him for the higher sphere OF freedom, and
that II the government and the humane
people leave him absolutely to himself he
will perish. Facts have already prov.S
this in thousands of frigbtful instances,
aud the race is threatened with utter ex-
'iuOuon on this continent unless some eff.
f"oiaal Efforts are made in their bsAalt-I
Although their wants have been pressed
upon Congress for over three years. the
freedmsn'S bill Is still under discussion,
and there are SO many differences Of opiu-
ion that it will not be strange If the meas
ure fails altogether. II it does a fearful
responsibility for these psrisbins millions
will rest upon the nation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

OUE dispatches affirm again this morn.
lag that Lee is believed or suspieioned TO
be eVacuating Richmond. There is no
question that General Lee would be much
more comfortable out Of Richmond than in
It but where shall no got Richmond
evacuated, his army would have the choice
OF four or five routes-very excellent
routes in peace, bu. just now even more
PeriIous to the rebel force that the beleAR.
uered lines OF Richmond. Should Lee
come out from his defences and attempt to
march east with his army, Grant meets him.
Should he go North, Sheridan encounters
him Westp Thomas is in the way. South,
the dreadful Sherman blocks the path.-
Yet If the rebel general remains in Rich.
mond, the Army of the Potomac pinches
him and If no retires ITO some poip,
further inland" as the correspondent OF
the New York World In yesterday's
dispatches says he means to do, there ia
neither earth work for defence Tor supplies
for food. but an eager, patriotic and we'll.
tried soldiery to be fought.
II is clear, from the confessions Of The
rebel organs in Richmond and New York.
that the main army of the enemy lie reduced
to an unpleasant choice. 1t must be
piuehed into submission behind the works
OF Richmond, or DO lhrsshod in fair fRht
on an oPen held. Those diligent and con-
vtnetng negotiatOrS Of peace who head our
armies on the James. in South Carolina
and Tennessee, aud on the Shenandoah.
are ready to finish the task they have
undertaken. They will finish 1t speedily.
II the government and the people stand BY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

TAI Cincinnati Commercial, speaking OF
General Rosscraus, says:
An investigation is to be had, it is said,
into the military career OF Gen. Rosecrans.
That's right. Gen. r. is like truth, in that
be has nothing to fear from investigation.
The committee may commence with the
rOuI OiPegrAm in West Virginia, aud con.
tinue until the total overthrow of Price in
Missouri, which latter is called "failureD
Of Gen. Rosecraus. But il, in the vernac.
ular of the war Office, 1t was failure for
RosecrAns, We should like to know what it
was for old Price.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10
WRsF YIReIEIA LKeIsLATURE

TE-ADLY, Es5. : 70.

4E-AGAG- - -
Prayer by Rev. Hr- BEaEs1sy.
L message iron tie Eozss saso9ses93
tbs. /: I'D p4Esed the HoaBs bIil 2 Aassco
the law IN FE.ssIoo 70 = d.ssEIozti2a g z =
sspitstion AK Shi.h UEs rsst re aES'
time sad referred
NJ. Maxwell, fron tie coanifsse q taS
J11ieizTT, reported back tas Gil % fsglI
lac TIE exemption from evil Ps0>s=Ss O
peFsoss employed II military o. 1ET1l FL ..+,
Ties tie biu 70 sathoEizs EaIn Il Cses4
eoUaty, n esses 5ereto:sre eeZsiz to.s N
LoEza, WsJre AID Boone the oIll ia::hsE
% P,sserits the powers AID dztiss o. az.
tees AID coastsbIes ard the bEiso sasoo
tie a.tzesms1t Laws, recommending tnEs
theJ al pass, WIKI smeaduents 70 tie tSo
LATER. Tas aDe1dusnLs were GZrsed TO-
acd the b:Hs read tie second tine
NJ. RaEpsEo.Ib, from the Committee %
Iaternsl Improvements, TePoELsd back tns
Dill aE7endiag the Hardy eounty road asE,
ADD the bal amending the 1s.h section OIL
the road Law, Recommending their passage
and they we've Eesd the seeond time
The bill 70 rziss shs salary Of Ins Sa'
psriuteudent Of TIE C1mberisod Tosd; thi
bill concerning executors, administrator
and guar dang, AID tie bill IN relation &C
township meetings snd eIeetioss. Eerl
each read ths third time sad rejected; bu
SEv TUSs yFSSSSss SSS-GaSSss- Ri -ssz-aA
consideEed, and the bill laid % the table
The bill prescribing the duties Of asses
soEs II counties where the lad books az
lost or Destroyed; the bill 70 authorize a
Increase Of township leyies for road pur
poses, and the bill 70 regulate the pabli
printing, we're each read the third time an
passed.
On motion OF 8fr. Brown, the Judiciar
Commitcee we're directed 70 inquire into th
eXpsdiency Of making the 6Ecsl year en-
January l, isstesd Of October /.
Mr.. Peck presented the petition of th
Assessors Of Ohio county praying for q
increase of their fees, which WAS read an
referred 70 the Committee % Finance.
L AdiouYned
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10
7TidaJ NoFning, February 10.

IzE SEPsETiscEs oE1sEsd levy yesIeE-
zzy y taEss ker1rsd doIars boacty, L.
sssz3 q s7s Esz1rsd a. va zsas.zlIy ez.
ps>ss1- Il i. isLssdsd tbst TIE otseE ;Bo
haldssd seIlsrs sian ss rsissa ~ priTz.s
szss.riytios. We DEE. 70 tie as,ibsrs-
;is.s Il TIE Bsz.d. u e1zrss. ksoEios TIA;
tssg fs!t THEMSELVES ssrrosssed by dill
c7ltisss b7t s:nI +: sss1s 70 IS ttss :ts
ccly fair zsy 70 raise sensy fos Esy great
1.55e sbiset, Il Eslca .Tery DEo is Inter,
ss.ss, is u legal .szzsioz- Taxa legally
isssea fail nors eq1irzbly, snors ifzhdy
al mere szeisE:.y Bpos county OF
o>Guz1lty ts.a ssy o,ssE nstboa If a.
5sssussL
Or qso.a stands Esdaeed 70 sz5 men
n tia ssBssJ. TIE Board hays ordered
Ssso spjees for that sunber-Hhieh would
ss gu. go. Tbis lesyes Ss5.ooo to be
rzissa ~ PFiSl,s subscription. A mere
sisHnspt Of Tie Gaze shows i,s diaeaIty,
II bos irs total iroprse;iesbiiiiy. Another
e5Sesity riiI be that if say one Of the
sa5 Districts sko1i4 saeessa in raising Sz9o
tos sssa m4p dos 81 its q1s.s, {. eoaId
lot receive the county bounty unless it
va being paid 70 ell the sab-dis,rie.-
As things looks nov The chances for daft
are sst,sriag. Indeed We are tod that even
Il 500 rad bssa ordered iss,ssd Of $500.
tie EaDnsy could rot have been rsised.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10
METROPOLITAN
GHTBO0K STORE

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the UAited statOa - 'Ae Anu III
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book plunge into scenes of remote ages and conn.
tFleS' And cheat expectation Of its solitude and ia
weary moments. -
oAn and examine the large stock and elegant
VARSITY We offsr for sale OF Family Bibles, POCKET
Bibles Photograph Albums, Testamsuts. STANDARD
BOOKS Poetry, Fiction, Miscellaneous Books. Late
EuoIeAton1, EalsyU, Dictionaries, Religion Book,
ana In fASt thelargeSt general assortment Of Boot'
tnA' mas ever been offered In this city, which Y.
guarantee to be new, fresh and perfect.
TO Hu wanting Books of any kind "a -on1d .,v
the advantages We offer to buyers are greater than
any other house in the United States.
a HAndSome Gin accompanies sysrv booL .ou
tne'e tins are Of character never bsfor. intro.
eSu In the gift burinenS, varying in price from
MY cents to one hundred dollarT con.,,tir,' =,
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nj
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--' JaS0-Sv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

GEH. HAEElsoI, while President, noni.
mated for Minister 70 Eoziaud KIvard
ETerstt- TIE nomination vaz referred to
the Committee OF Foreign Rsls.ions OF
which Wm. r. King of Alabama, vas
chairman, and who years Afterwards wa
elected Vice Prssidsnt on the ticket WITH
Franklin Pierce. When the question came
before the Senate, Hr. King made q long
and vehement speech against Mr.. R7eretVs
Confirmation on the ground that be was
"s New Eaglsnd Abolitionis." Duripe
this speech Henry Clay Jeff mis- seat and
walked up and down the sena,e Chamber
With his bards behind him, apparently ia
deep meditation, Nr. King said: ~
tell the Senate and the country
that If gentleman holding the aboli.
ton Visws which Mr. Everett holds shall
be confirmed By this Senate to represent
this Government IN one Of the highest
courts Of Europe, that the Union will b
dissolved" Mr.. Clay, stretching out his
arm and saying "Mr President" aImos,
without an intermission or break in the
debate spoke out 10 bic clear and sonoroul
voice, "And tell you, Mr. President, if 9
gentleman of the ability and standing Of
Edward Everett, ofIassachusetts, shall be
rejected by this Senate for a position
which be ia 30 well qualified to ell and
adoFn, for such reasons as are set forth by
the Senator from Alabama, that this Union
lie already dissOlved.H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

TaE Alexandria (va.) journal saws the
civil government has been restored an The
Eastern shore Of Virginia, aud thai In a fev
days civil government viii be rea,oreJi &,
every county where it was supDreSssJ h.
the action OF Gen. Batter. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

Iris stated that if e1 President Pierce.
now jOuFnsying ABBOTT the country. should
Include Washington in his tour, it will be
the only instance on record of any ex. Pres
idsnt Visiting the national capitol after the
close Of hiO term, except in the case Of
John Quincy Adams, who resided there
sVsFOl years a' member of Congress.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

THE OILY REMEDY-Those who suffer
from foul breath are open to the charge
OF earelessnesS. Il is an offence .thSt
can be speedily sbated, as q sinrle bot.
Tie OF the Fragrant SoEodont viii mn.
mistaka6ly accomplish the work. No tot.
let table should be without it. twill nre-
serve aud keep the teeth white and the
breath pure and 50 Get. Sold by all Drug
RlSIS. fel0-3teod
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

COMMISSIONER LEwIs has written to an
assessor that it is entirely admissible for
persons to make copies of income lists
when exposed to public view. What use
they make of copies of the lists, the Com.
missioner says. is neither the assessors
business nor his.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

tn Philadelphia PresI says in reference
to the oil fever: " We are now In the it,.
lne time. In a hundred dsys Ne shall
PROBABLY see oue.half the petroleum con-
PAnies disappear. Probably it win bs a
smash and SOmshOdy will get hurt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10
Owl Hollow OH COnDany

y SSbaeEiPtisn Books az the abcy. Co-,r..-
- l1es located In West Yrgfnial are NO = o1ssy
49, oIiee 81 7. Q. Hlldret6 Bro, Main stTsSt
- ~ limited amount OF stock may be EsenErS y
= - tSs Immediately; any in5ormaiton n 49,
go q 'Andh, Indications, &s, WIN Be siysn
-Ss-9 .'eu'
loud REHNBfs-A fFS76 T1ooIT Inn --.s-,,--.7
= \. BOOKINGS Ding stor'.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10
MARRIEn

NJ RSIDt,S SNsS1HsnG, !soEua[y 9Th, By the Rev.
N. e ~ O'AR = Miss 1lLT eBoGH1u. eStS 9,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

THH kilograms inform US this morning
that Delaware has rejected the consti.u-
tional amendment, nbolishing slavery
throughout the United States, bat that
Gov. Bramlette, Of Kentucky, has sent into
the Legislature OF that State . messaEe
urging that the amendment be ratified by
Kentucky.
Tho Legislature of Missouri adopted the
constitutional amendment abolishipg sla-
Very-in the Senate by vote Of eighteen
yeas TO two nays. and in the House by q
vote Of eighty.three yeas to eight nays-on
Tuesday the 3lst day of January-the
same day it Was adopted in the National
House of Representatives. Thus to q slave
State belongs the honor Of being the first
to vote 10 favor Of the abolition Of slavery
in the United States. The following nine
States have already ratified the amend,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10
AttentionM

A Ii those who are stu Indebted to M. win rI..,.
"a "i'oooI oeiay and settle, aud much obIIge
D. RICOLL BROe
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FIVE HUNDRED MEN.

This Regiment has Won brilliant regulation,
and oOW IN ia YozTTh Year Of service hAvfnz
ParfictpatsE in ssVEHTY-EIGHT HABD FoU5HT
BATTLE nd been awarded GoId Meals by Con.
rsa5 foE tbs eaPturs Ct battle fBgI fUm the enemy
This RsEnsn:l = Armed With the SPENCER Seven
ShootinS kds, UEea il decidedly the noat foFnid-
able EsSpnG D0U n 1bo. This fAcE aIoLs should
induce men 70 sniiEt In this regiment, which Is NJ
present. In son1fSrt8bls winter quarters.
THE HIGHEST BoUHTIEs,
so!ernnsu. and Local WIN Be paid for One, Two
AID Three Year EnliStnsutE.
Thee Il no longer any doabf about the Wu
6etag very nearly over. PEAOB Il HEAR AT
hAhD Hesitate noti Rrron your names inms
diAteiy! Ertks tbs once more scT your ecuntry's
ALTAR, aad gather honOrS in the etoGnE up Of the
''BIesssdaTe the Peace MAksrE," and soldIsrs arc
the SuTest IN this casa Then haste 70 enlist!
CompaetS or parts Of companies viii be recruited
With or UEhouE oHcsTS. Ten or twelve commits
Gigns VIII BE given 70 worthy And comp tsnE men.
AsSFuitt1g parties viii Tspors 70 Gait HUDSON
Provost AAEGhsl and superintendent Of YoiuntesS
EGcruiting SeEiVes.
CHARLES z, CAPEHART,
Lieut.. Col CommandinR Rezinent
~ Col CEpehaEt viii Eem.in in the city SINE
ten Gays and may be found At any hoUr BY calling
Register please eopy.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

CPBHAL aEKNItsIoE Ia. been E4as.sd b. Ii,
- Var DSaEtzeat Q the EIRsT WEST Viz
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Substitutes

SUBSTITUTES FURNISHED At
a., SStreets betgeen Monroe and o1ineT 0i On Main
- ta-1 q wheeling. 81 \ s,r ITGT the
-s---S-n ~ 0Iaim -
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FOR RENT

'4 y. R sEs HOTEL, on Main rtr,.. - -
Of AnsS sogDonlon Bridge Prosecution 10. S2oIe
fit. ~ al JOHN s5 KNe OK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

JENHs MILL.
Oil Lands

FOR SALE OR LEAsE-sa1n 1.yD
c1,,s,olo eaSed In West Virginia, one mile ve1t =,
Rsi1;.oH. Inc said land lays on each ids 81 M
2GS3 and Ohio Railroad, aud contain me We
nSs,i; and TaREE QUARTERS, With onaEortSSIs
particulars, call the subseriber Al Gi.9 atther
ia i-1 1Rs county wa R D. s1ssoS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10
WANTED.

To BUY. second hand one or two horse Spring
P. Q HILDRETH.
SE! 50 Main street,
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NOTICE-

A AEETING OF THs THE RTocKETTrr1II <
~ o. 81 ne Clinton Furnace OIL and Num- ~
10y o. wheeling, Baltimore aud PhITn dSItS Son1.
otganizAton and election Of DiTeetors ~ for
ny, Iil be held at the once Of the IL Soms
on TG nP1yTra1ee Company, in thseity ofhS Snd
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Oil and Farnaing Lands

Oil and Farming Lands
FOR SALE
NNHE undeEsignsd has 1000 ner.s M I,,d :, NJ.
4 Esl county, West Virginia, for ale. TbI. i.r5
n tEh and lies Weu for farming purposeS Il e
ano vel located for OIL, a. on has Be- diSSov..5
~ NJ dfeetisnS around it Most Of the 'and- N
Iue vicinity are other bought M or IeHSod - On
purposes This land will be sold All h m. I'll
OF In separate tracts 70 suit purchnseTn W -
'hsF particulars enquire Of the pndsrHiEped
1o A.. DAVID MeCARFEEY.
--s-sH .BArnesVtlleI Belmont Co o.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, .. 8. Army.
WAEHIHe, ". Va, February o 1ss5 I
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s,st.n and from eitizsnG loyal to he unitsJ
s So S0veTumsut only, viii be received ~ ~
9Inee until " o'clock, no6n, % TH0RsDSy Ill IL
si4EbkNlH DAY OF FEBRUARY IsSs - -
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te s stoEeS, 70 be delivered At Whselinz- " y.
a. iolloEa, viz: W. va
1000 Barrels Extra Flour
The bFSndS and plates Of nanuf.etur. ~ 49,.
y ne bids, and whether IN round or 6at 49,
OsLLeA The barrels 70 Be neU, in eood IbiS,tS
otoet' mn head lined with green hiekoTy.
500 Barrels Clean Dry Fine Salt
H., to Be in new barrels, ven eoosered I'm 49,
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suS LAte OF hfty 1907 pounds 70 the uIhsi - 'SL
AL ne above AupplitG 70 be delivered - u.s.,
I IsE Va on or before the aFEt d1v - 49,
100 Aed 70 be subject 70 ali the eonditto-. ~
urn m my previous advertisements. ~
S.s-a Il. TURNER,
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NOTICE

% cur ar sds stin has t, been admitted a. partner
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The following loyal States have yet to
act upon it. At least We have up to this
time had no announcement Of their having