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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
Annexation Of Territory TO the City
of Evansville.


NT0FioA 10 HEREBY Given THAT THE
~ Common Council Of the city Of Evansville,
- pursusnos o. she provisions Of M Act Of tins
eshsaA a KNgasshply 81 the state OF Indiana APP
proved March g. 1885, entitled -" An Act 10
amend the seventy nrst section Of An Act entitled
An Act granting TO the citizens Of the town Of
Avansville, In Tbs county Of yandsrburgh, City
supplemental sections 10 said Act, y will, on the
18th y Of May, A.. ID. las5, present. 20 the Board
~ County oomInisaionafa Ct VAndsrbuFgh county
petition praying for the annexation 60 maid city
q the following aesoribsd territory. and setting
e ~ tna reasons foE Bueh annagatloas via All
that Part OF the west half Of the northwest
aaafteF ~ ssolios twenty nipes and the east half
Of the north east quarter Of AeetGon thirty town.
ahip si1, south range ten waAt, described as fol-
lows, virs Beginning az be intersection Of Main
and Eighth streets Of said city, ut Che center Of
said streets, and running thence along the middle
line OF Eighth street Ave hundred and seventy.
elGht to1el feet, 10 point opposite the center Of
villa i crawfoTdaTilis Gsiirosd CorapaaT rom
Orr aud HarFiHon'R Enlargement Of Eymnsvilis 4
heneS along tho hAfddls of ssfd alley nine han
ed And twelve and fonr.tenihs ssl2 4-lol feet, TO
an Iron pin on che east and west line running
thr ugh toe middle Of che north -wsat quarter OF
said aeoefoa twenty-niHe thence eaat along said
east and west line four hundred and nfty-two and
q half (4a2 ~ feet, to the north and south line
Thinning through the middle Of said quarter sec.
uoni thenca north along said north and south
uss an HUNDRED aud forty-seVen (e47lfest, to the
middle Of tbs railroad track on William atrest
being the center street running east and west
through the North Eastern Enlargement ri
kYAnaytllei thsnee west along the center Of said
William ntTeeG extandeds one thousand and forty
sin and one-fourth Il ,0ks ~ feet, 20 the middle
Of Main street, aud thence along the middle OF
Maln street eight hundred and ninety three and
throe-fourtha (s93 ~ feet, TO the place Of begin
ninS said territory being contiguous to the city
Of EvanavilAet and noe plated Of laid an.
w. BAKER. Mayor.
Attest A. NJ MoaRIFF, olerk. ala.sA
no ALVIN ID. CARPENTER and ths Evans
Il Wills aud CrawfordsvfIle Railroad Company.
Notice is hereby given that the petition referred
10 ~ the above notice was presented 20 the Board
q County Commissioners ~ Vanderbureh e0nn.
~ On tina 10Th day Of Mag, 1896, and that ths
same was received and considered, ana IL was
ordered by said Board that the further hearing
and consideration Of said application be oontintsd
until the 18Th day Of June, 1855, and that notice
he given BY the County Auditor by publication In
the EvsHsvtiis Daily Journal that said appiica-
fion 10 now Peuding before said Board and that IL
VII Be heard and decided the said 18th day Of
June, 1895. VICTOR nIgOH. -
Evansville. May ~. Ises. ~ a2a-tjansI7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation Of Territory TO the City
of Evansville.


NOTICE Ts HEEEBT GIVEN that the Com
~ mon Couneii Of the city 81 Evansville, in
pursuanes u the provisions Of ~ Act Of the Gen.
erai Assembly Of the State 81 Indiana. approved
March 8, 1895, entitled ~ aetto amend the seventy
nrst aection u an act, entitled Act granting 70
the citizens o. the town os Evansville, In ths
comfy Of YandsrbHrgh, a Cry charter" approved
January n, 1877, and 70 Md supplemental sss-
tious TO said acts wilt, On tha 18th day Of June
ls6Ss present to the Board Of Gounty Commissions
sra OF Fandsrburgh connty.a petition praying f0E
the annexation to said city * the following de-
serfbsd territory add 4ettng fDrthths reasons for
such annexation. wixF All that part Of the north-
EAST quarter o. ". M. EgaBss outslot No. four o.,
situate east of Main street or Princeton road de-
SERTED ~ bIlOwa, vix: Beginning st an iron pin
&C the north .east corner OF said 0nf-lof, and
Ming thsnee south along the line dividing said
onf-lct from 0at-lot Ne. Eve CO... three hundred
and thirty fi) feet, 70 the uoFth line Of Lilies
foB and Loekhsrt'a Enlargement thence weat BY
safd NORTH line two hnndred and twelve lziGi feet
aF thsTsahoutss 10 tha middle Of Main street /.
tnsnea nCrlhWaEdly along the middle OF said
mAfn saFe@' three handFsd aud forty -four and ons-
fourth f34f3<l feet, or theFsabogta, 70 thu north
tns Of asid sat-lct No. fomr enc same also being
the north section lice OF aection No twenty -nIns
l2S)s township sig isl, south rAn8e ten (IO) west
and, thence east along said north section line one
hundred and thirteen tiI5J feet or thsFsaboGts 70
the place Of beginning, tie said territory being
part q The northwest quarter Of said section
namber twentg -uiHe fz9l, said territory being
confiEaous g tho cry 81 Evaasyllls. and not
plated OF laid 81. ~ "a W.BAKER, Mayor.
Attest Al. mcGR8FF, claFk. myl0.t Js12
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
NOTICE.
Union Cireuit CourI

a. ME@sAAe9 asaEass HksAkand Goal CsmRSas, am&
4. B. gznea, &C., a9skm3 Gsurss Eagas. Ae-
DYvTRTUR or DRUKRE IL THESE O0N.
ID ssliA~GsA suifs wiu cell g pzblSe nsls q he
Ceurt-Hense doer In MeFamnHal2, Unioa cernsy
Ksntueky. On Monday. tie esA day 81 gans. 1e&f,
(hslng Coanty CoarS day.. o. credit q slx,
thrse town-soss. wAIeh gas ahass b sltnassd, In
Urfonsown, Unio@ cou1sys My., ana she zfalng
privileges Of fhe HAehlsad 0saa C0@psay nnAas
al tia lands ssasa3 ~ ao&A coal eonpMays amA ~
Tuesday, the sth 6sy % jess. fezss &C fhs M3nss
IN uniest0wn.I win ssN 90 Bubsbs salss On !
er@1it Of SIN B9nkhss al t6a psrn0aalftx hsionR.
Ing 70 s&ad coai companys eoss1sEfng ~ BaGiazs
Kngtass. Picks. 1Easss d. b. Purchaser %
gsss bsnAs WITH aRprs~sd escurssy. hswlsx Ehs
fores an& sEAe4 "a raRkssfa esadE- A llaa an
else % rs1aausa 30 ssaaRs sAa pmrshasn wsa~x. =
-4s IHQ8s e. HHARaAH, 0amsEsf
- Louisw4ibs xeqrasf az Czxsfnnasa 6sM
zszEzsl eaEg &a4 sad kfl. M g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

1hEASG1M 0&FA6TmEhEs
OFFICE on CoMRToILKR or TMM CURRENCY,
Warrington April Z, 1855.
WH&REAS, BIZ SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented 20 the underaigned, it has bean
made Co appear that TIE Merchants National
Bank Of Evansville" In the city Of Evansville, In
the coanty Of Tanderburgh and State Of Indiana.
has been duly organized nndar and according 20
the requirements Of the Act Of Goa grsss entitled
--n An ACT 10 provide National Currency ascur.
cd By pledge VI United States bonds, Aad 10 pro-
vide for the circulation and redemption thereof -
approved June ., 1884, and has complied with all
the provisions Of said Act required 70 be complied
With before commencing the business Of banking
under said Act
Now TmERRTonEa l, FRREaAM GLARKs. Comp.
troliar OF the Currency do barely certify that
" The Merchants National Bank Oh Evansville, -
In the city Of Evansville. I'm the county Of Wan.
deFburgh end Stats Of lmdianA, "a authorizsd to
co1menc@ tha baainsas VI banking under the Act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal q once this sssenth day Of April. 1855.
L. 81 FIREMAN CLARKE,
ADa8-sm namptrolEaw of the OaFv@0ey.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

On the second aoer of our whole.
sale house. and attached TO it, 10 q
room expressly devoted 90 House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rags, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen Sheetings, Cornices,
and almost every article in the
line required TO furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels
Call and see them.
JAQUESg, FRENCH A. co.
HTTv nDnrEnv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
NRW aAfO0T

1919 ktsAoss - 6RE6E6 4 9T1sx
$3.50 e@1aAn sos - &wnaw q MM2a as4
Ea@M@ MzMsfa $3.50 wfA ~ fsnnd AIS hns&
lzQ4ss q - kzn&as A1zhsE a sass ~ RatEepagm
. s@2azsasa- f=E&9m-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
BANK.
The Merchants
NATIONAL BANK,
OF EVANSVILLE.
DIREoT0RsE

Tkia Bank will be located on ths corner o. Main
and NiEst Streets In the room aow occupied By
Mr.. Hsalys a. soon 90 the neceas@ry changes can
be made.
O. ID. BEMERT, Prsst.
r. RALEIGH, Vice RFss's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
COMMIssIONRR's BALE.


Commissioners SAILS Of Real Estate
DE NIRTuk 81 deer~a 81 abe Conrf Ut Cens
ID non Rlssa q EsRasEhurEh Cosnfy, he ~.
aerst9nea Cvmmfsaieasr sill. en- shm fTth SAG ~
Janas 1895, hsgwass 10 s'sI ~ a. q. and ascfocA
rsad - ses al pubasc aactfoE tbs whcls ~ Hrlnk.
mayar's Enl&Egpment ~ the ctty ~ Evansville
sssapTislag ~ knilaing lofa ana shrss ~ ksiek
rwafdsness
Tsrms % sals: Ons.shlrA cash, ons-tAsrd ii 3
81 sehs and oas-shlrA a. IL moEfhs, The p1fchsA
scr giving noses With apgransa surety. bm@rinK
imteT-@t sud wsfsing relief laws.
A map Of this snfarGssaent cAn b. a~ea at she
0eaes 81 Asa 1giskAxt, fhiFd street.
af7a HthAM NKLsoS.
mylT fiuai7 Cammiaaisasr.
fpaily Untan eopt. ]
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06

haSoNE of the prominent citizens of Wash
ington. Pa, are exercising themselves
about the "alarmiDg prevalence of intern
perauce" in that place, particularly among
the YOUTH" and are endeaVoring to apply
seme cOrrectiVes. They recommend, among
other things, sermon from all Of the
pastors of the town on some given Sunday
touching the duties of parents to their
children, such az keeping them of the
streets at night and on Sundays. They
recommend also some changes in the Ii
cense Law, making those who desire license
more Rmenable than ever to inquiry and
scrutiny. ruey arSs also DESTROYS to i'm
prove the police of their town, and the pro
priety of making the constablean appointed
instead of an elected officer, is being dis
cussed. 1t is urged that one who does not
hold his Office direct from the people will
be apt to discharge his duties more fear
lessly and imparrially. A prOpositio
is also before them to select two consta-
bles, one from each political party, the
same as inspectors of elections, and it is
urged in advocacy of this plan that each
officer will be the rival of the other and
that thereby better discharge of duties
will be obtained.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
TRmsTRE,S SAFE.

VIRTUE of deed Of trust 70 me executed by
) Benjamin Stephens and Euma Jane hia wife,
nov Of record in the once OF the Recorder Of Ohio
oouuty in Deed Book No. ~, page Isl, viii pro-
ceed 10 sell 1t the front door OF the Court House Of
Ohio county, on SATURDAY, TaB ara DAT OF FES.
RUART 1865, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the Southwest
Quarter Of Lot number 224, situate in Centre Wheel
ing, on the west side Of HoG street, north Of Mil
Alley. The said quarter lot IL bounded on the
south BY Mil Alley, GU the north by the property
Of A. o. Partridge, the east by the property con.
Teyed to Thomas MoneSan BY J Ames Wilson, on the
west by the alley in rear Of said lot AID extends on
Mil Alley 81 feet and north from MIL Alley IS
TERMS OF sALI-One-thiru cash, the residue
upon equal credits Tor one and two yearS, bearing
interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
good security for the deferred paymeHts.
Title indiSputable. but selling Is trustee ahAll
convey Gully such title IS is vested in me by said
deed Of trust. Q. D. HUBBARD,
ja6-oAW4w Trustee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06

THE steamship Etna, which arrived at
New York on Wednesday, brought the
latest comments of the English papers on
Shermau's prospects. The London Times
one would think, with it's great world vide
reputation, would be careful about ex-
pressing an opinion likely to turn out fall
Iaeious, but so blind is that sheet to all
save its enmity to our cause that it pre-
diets if not the absolute aunihilation of
Sherman's force it's defamation to such an
extent as to make his expedition sort of
scull and bones retreat. Its opinion is
summed up in the following oracular way
at is possible that Sherman may save
as much of his army as he can march to
the coast of the Atlantic; but not the less
will the invasion of Georgia have been
signally defeated"
The London NetOS, our staunch friend in
England, is satisfied thatthe situation in
this country looks we'll. The Star also
praises the President's message and ap.
plauds his firm position on the slavery
question, saying, among other things, that
| "history does not record more striking
instance of retribu.ion than has fallen
upon the South in the matter of slavery"
On the 18th of December the coiling OF
the new Atlantic cable was commenced
from the mandatory at Greenwich to the
ship Amethyst, lent by the British Ad-
miralty for convey ing the cable to the
Great Eastern at SheernOss. The coiling
was progressing at the rate of two miles
per hour.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06

TuE N. Y. Tribune is disgruutled at the
termination of the reputed Blair mission to
Richmond, and rather berates Secretary
Stanton for sending dispatch to General
Grant intimatiug that the Blairs had better
not pass through his lines. 1t is we'll
known that Montgomery Blair and Secre-
tsry Stanton cordially hate each other and
were accustomed to the toughest expires.
stOus of opinion when they were in the
CabinOt together. Stanton was therefore
delighted to bring his ex-cOnfrere back with
a dee in his ear.
The Tribune wants to know how we are
ever to get at the rebel status of mind if
We do not encourage overtures from them
through some sort of missions. There is
not much in such a question at this time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06

On the Goth of December, Beauregard
teIegraphed from Charleston that nothing
had been heard directly from Hood since
the third day of that month. Could any
thing show more conclusively that the con-
federacy is out in two2 Twenty six days
had elapsed since the rebel government
received syllable directly from the COM
mauder of the army which was next to
Lees in size and Importance, and yet that
army was no farther away than Tennessee.
Bad news is said to travel fast, but the
proverb is not verified in this case. The
truth is, the rebels in the southwest are
severed from the Atlantic States. Tele-
graphic communications may be Temporal
rily restored, but the two sections can
afford no military support to each other.
Thomas and Candy will be sure to give the
rebels in the southwest full employment
The rebel force in the trans. Mississippi de-
partment is practically of no Importance
at present. On the other hand, the march
of Sherman, which has cut off the rebels
in the southwest, has brought his force,
which formerly could not cooperate with
Grant, to a position, where it can most
effectively act in concert with him. So it
is that in ak short weeks our Generals
have practically confined the great work
Of the war to the Carolinas and Virginia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
Co-Partnership Notice.

HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH NE
IN tbs Ho1ieIy Mani fActoTy aud Notion Business,
NV son George, who will conduct and tTansaH my
IA S1SiSSsS JOHN ECKHART, 81
NOTIoE-HnyiuR enlarged our Notion and Ho-
-,erSy ,tock yES would return our sincere thanks 70
onT many customers and the public generally, Ior
their kind patronage and would s1ieiS SISs
nj ~ h =. VI Va Jan. = 1895. ta6-lW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06

VIZ do not wonder that Mr.. Seward has
caused the article on our first page to be
sent to our European representatives. In
to the fact that it is altogether the
most desperate and Respondent article yet
appearing in any of the principal rebel pa
pers, there are certainly as claimed, in
trinsic evidences that it is not merely an
editorial but rather semi-oficial paper
emenating as like as not from the pen of
JEFF. Davis himself.
Its most significant feature is the clear
perception which it evinces of the hopeless
ness Of the rebel cause abroad by reason
of the foundation stone on which the re-
belIion was started, viz: slavery. Its policy
is to propitiute at this late and gloomy day
the sympathies of Europe by throwing
over board the Jonah of the Confederate
ship. The cry is now-and it is an ago
MIXING cry-auything to be saved from the
Yankeesl-any sacrifice whatever. But
Europe knows we'll how such applications
have been brought about. 1t will recognize
no genuine repentance of error. The
world has before ic the memorable inaugu-
raj declaration Twice President Stephens,
that "the stone (slavery) which the build
efs rejected has become the head of our
corner"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
Commissioners Notice,
musl Il. B. Carter vs.. W. T. Robinson.)
liant 4 D0laplain VS.. same defendant.

Samuel Il. B. Carter VS.. W. T. Robinson.) In
Talinht 4 Dolaplain VS.. Same defendant.
Same plaintiffs vs.. Samo defendant. ChaRcery.
PY VIRTUE of a decree of the Circuit Court Of
- y Ohio 9s county, made on the day of December,
with the consent 1.-THE interpleader, James H. Rob.
insOn that the said causes be referred TO one of the
Commissioners ofthiS Court to ascertain and report
The prtsrtes the deed set ont in the petit
tlon OF the inter-pleRder, James H. Robinson, aud
tue several in said causes and that he
further ascertain and report the amount of the lien
OF tho said deed Of trus whether at the dates Of thu
attachments respectively subsequent thereto and
that he give due notice to all parties according to
law Of his proceeding under this order.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
ADDITIONAL,

The Journal of last evening says: ave
have just been informed at the instant, that
the Rouge party have risen at Chateau.
Richer against the execution of the militia
law, and that the officers charged with the
duty Of putting it into effect have been
obliged to take flight from the locality in
order to save their lives, The rioters were
all armed, and many OF them appeared to
be under the influence of liquor. This is
sorry treatment Of law, initiated by
their own leader, Mr.. Dobion. We do not
know what steps the Government intends
to take under the circumstances; but in the
meantime, We cannot too strongly condemn
violence and resistance to the law, from
side they come"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06

Go1DwIS sNtrH's letters from this couu.
try went like arrows straight to the mark.
For they stirred up the LHItz, the rebel
organ in England, to assail him, and to
intimate that his dismissal from his profes.
sOFship at Oxford might be required for the
honor OF the University.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06

THE GEM OF THR TOILET, the world saws
is So7oDoNr. 1t renders the teeth pearlv
white, gives the breath fragrant odor.
extinguishing i'll humors which ususlly
dow from bad and neglected set of teeth.
SoHoDoNF is so convenient and produces
sensation at once SO delightful, that makes
gists. decso-steoS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
Public Sale OF Real ESTATE.

T WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT THE COURT
i HOUkE, on
THURSDAY, January IL, 1865,
at O'Clock A. NJ the following described property:
HOUSE AND LOT on Water street, in square one
line of sprigg Alley, being 81 feet inches front on
Water street and running back 60 feet inches,
being the front tenement Of the property formerly
occupied by Alex. Rogers, ESQ.
For particulars enquire OF II K. List.
jas ALEX DOYLE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06

NEw YORK, jan. 5.-The Richmond En-.
amiuer, in reply to the SentiuePs foreien
pFotectorate article, says: "If neither Eng.
land nor France will SO much as recognize
US, how would they receive such an invita-
ton as this, now that we are sinking and
PertshiuE under the mighty power of The
Yankee nation"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
Rebellion in Lower Canada.
From the Quebec Daily News, Dec. 81, (Goverpmen
Organ.)

FROM the Quebec Daily News, Dec. 81, Government
Organ.)
The most intense excitement prevailed
in the city last evening, when intelligence
reached town that the draft, which was to
have taken place yesterday throughout
the Province, according to the Act 9th
Vic, caps % and %, had been resisted in
several of the counties in this district, and
that the officers appointed to enforce it had
been driven away at Chateau Richer, and
their lives threatened. Deputy .Adj,. Gen.
DeSallaberry, acting under directions
from the Executive Council, Immediately
ordered out four companies of the best and
most effective of the Volunteer Active Mil.
itia, viz: No. Volunteer Garrison ArtiI-
lery, Capt. Murray and Lieut Montizam-
belt; No. Garrison Artillery, Capt. Grant
aud Lieut.. W. Home; Capt. Lamontague's
field battery of artillery. 1.-TWO guns,)
and the Wellington R.aes, under
command Of Capt. Gibsoue. These
four companies left the srmory about 8
O'Clock in carioles, each man provided
with twenty rounds of ammunition, amidst
the cheers of hundreds of spectators. It
is scarcely possible that the ha6itqn1 will
attempt to resist such force, although it
was reported last night that over 200 ship
carpenters from st. Roch had gone down
to cut the MoutmorenCi bridge, and prevent
the troops from proceeding to Chateau
Richer. The greatest excitement prevails
in the city. The volunteer force is not
expected to return to town before evening,
after the draft is completed, unless they
meet with determined resistance. The
four companies are under command of
Lieut.. Col. DeSalaberry, Mr.. Justice Ma.
guire, accompanying the expedition in his
official capacity. We will have news from
the volunteer force this afternoon, which
will be communicated to our readers by
extra. The resistance of the draft in the
rural districts was not unexpected, and
has therefore not taken the authorities
unawares; but that a force such as left the
city last night should have been deemed
necessary, has taken our citizens by sur
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
CAUTION.

WAS STOLEN from the S1bsoFibsF on or So out
w he 3O:h day OF December, lS64I one ,SO
n Z 1reasnrV Bond for Pity DollRrs, payable TO
the order Of John W. Schultz. The public are eau.
TONED against receiving 1t, a. payment OF Ins
ma bes stopped at the D. 8. Treasury Department
viiI i've Zen Dollars for the return Of Said BSn1
and al no questions. JOHN w. SOhOL!L.
Go1fh WhealIpR Jan, s, 1868. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06

AUGUSTA, Ne, January 5th-Governor
Cony was inaugurated to-day. his mes-
sage is lengthy and comprehensive dozen.
ment, The whole debt of the State, as
represented by loans, is $685., 700, and. has
been created in the past year.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
Stockholders Meetino

WE'RE WIN be 2 meeting Of the stool+ho,,.,
tho BanEitF HouSe g Bank Ban Of Wheeling held at
J GnuaEy next between the ho2fn oF ~ n gay Of
for ~ Ss 5nS election OF Nine DootOr1 to : sa
ByoFder offhe Board
deo1std G. ADAMs o...,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
DIED.

HESEI HOlLISoER, in his 18th year.
The funeral will take place from nj, Lar. ,..,,..
on Fifth street this afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
In MArtinsvilIs, Ohio, January 4 1ss. 80
1IGmPtion, Ma ASN1E WALLACE, wife Of 6oi. WTn
The tansral win take place to-day a. O'Clock