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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A,

OHERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
y execution issued of and under the Seal of the
District Court Of the Sixth Judicial District, of the
State Of Minnesota, in and for the County Of Blue
first day ofJuly 4. d. 1864, in action therein pend
ing, wherein Isaac Marks was Plaintiff and Sylvanus
b. Lowry was Defendant, for the SUM Of Two Thou
sand Seven hundred and tfty-ive and 15lOO Dollars
eted in the County II stearns, In said State tho
18th day Of July A. D. 1864. have this I'd day Of
August, A, D. 1865, levied upon the following reaies
tate. and all the interest which the said Sylvanus
Lowry now has or has had in the same since the dock
citing Of said Judgment in said stearns County,
The North West Quarter Of the North East Quarter
and the North East Quarter Of the North East Quar-
ter excepting tract Of eight acres forty
rods long north and south, by thirtytwo rods wide
east and west lying IN the South East Of the
said North East Quarter Of the North East Quarter
and contiguous to the east and south boundary lines
Of said North East Quarter of tho North East Quarter
In section Number ten QO), town One hundred and
twentyfour Q24) north, Of range twenty-eight (2S)
west; also triangular tract containing fity and So
100 acres lying in the North West Of section
eleven (l1) town hundred and twcnty-four 124)
north Of range twentyeight (2S west said tract be-
ing bounded the north and west by the north and
west boundary lines If said section eleven D and on
the south-east by the northwest boundary line of
Lowry's Addition to the town Of Saint Cloud; also
triangular tract OF seven and 60I00 acres in the
South West Of the South West Quarter of the
North west Quarter OF section eleven m in town one
hundred and twenty -four (I2 north, Of range twen-
ty.eight (28) west said tract being bounded the
west and south by the west and south boundary lines
OF said South West Quarter of the North West Quar-
line of Lowrys Addition to the town of st. Cloud also
the following described Otsaud blocks in Lowrys ad
ton to the town Of st. Cloud according to the plats an
survey of said addition made by +. H. Barrett and re-
said stearns County viz All Of Block Oiying in said
addition all Of Block 81 living In said addition: I
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
ANOTHER VAIL,

The great shrek sent forth by the
late Democratic State Convention SEEM
ed, from its intensity, to be tho last
that would probably come from any
member Of that body But Mr.. Bris-
bin, the Chairman, seems to possess al
most feline teuacity to life, and walls
out in behalf Of the adjourned Conven-
ton, begging somebody to come. He
thinks "'there will be 60 excuse for a
thin Convention" as harvest will then
be over. The platform suggests itself
to his vision as suited to the views of
all conservative citizens" regardless
of their connection with the copr erhead
organization.
As. Mr.. Brisbin's Convention is ap-
pointed only one day later than the
meeting of the Union Convention, it is
to be hoped a dozen or SO Of our dele
gates will remain over and drop into
Nr. BIS gathering in order to give it
some responsibility of numbers. 1t
would be generous on their part, and
could result in no harm to any one.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
NOTICE:

OFFICE OF DEp'Y COLLECTOR OF INrERNAL1
REvENuE, 2D COLLECTION DlsT., MIN.
St. Cloud, August oath, 1866.
Notice is hereby given that the Asses
so,'s Annual return, for 1864, has been re-
ceived at this Office, and that the taxes and
duties assessed in this, Seventh, Division Of
SAID District, embracing the counties of
Stearns, Todd, Douglas, Cass, Otter Tail,
Becker. Clay. Polk, Amy johnson, Stevens,
Traverse, Pope, Pembina, Benton, Morri-
son, Grow Wing. Mile Laos, Aiken and
ltasca, are now due and payable 1t the Of
fee Of A. B. CURRY, Deputy Collector,
in St. Cloud, where payments can be made
during the business hours Of each day to
and including Saturday, tho 9th day Of
September, 1866, without any additional
expense. Those persons, however, against
whom taxes or duties are assessed, who re-
side in the counties Of Pembina, Polk,
Becker and Clay are permitted to make
payment within said specified time at the
Office Of R. T.. Burdick, in Georgetown,
MIMI, and those residing in the counties
of Itasca, Cass, Otter Tail, Grow Wing and
Aiken, at the Office Of Aspinwall s. Ruffee,
in the town of Grow Wing. : -.. -
TnOS. G. JONES,
U. 8. Collector I'd Dist. Mimi.
Per A. B. CURRY. ~ y
Deputy U s. Coll. 7th Div. 81 D St. MINI
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31

(.
Toy. Fletcher, Of Missouri, has been
occurring the rebel clergy Of that State up
on their duty under the new constitution,
which requires thetn, before they can DO
permitted TO exercise their functions, to-
take 40 oath that they have not been an.
gagged int1hs rebellion nor givenlaid and
comfort % the enemies Of tho United
sStates. He sayS in substance: 'sTake the
oath Or leavs the State; If you don't. you,
will certainly get into some county jail,
and If the jails won't hold you, the state,
received in anything but meek and lowly
spirit. The ministers are still in = GUAM
Diary. and they propose TO hold mass con-
vention about the 80th inst, to discuss a
plan for concerted action. Lately they
have received REINFORCEMENT of several
rebel chaplains returned from the South.
who join them in their, contumacy.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
TERRIFIC STORM IN ILLINOIS.

One Of the most severe storms ILL.,
nois ever experienced visited that local
ity on Monday night Of last week, and
resulted, most unfortunately, in the
loss Of several lives and the destruction
of great deal Of property. It extend
ed several hundred square miles. 1t is
reported that the growing crops have
sutfered-severely. In some parts large
fields of corn have been destroyed, Ell
Their totally or in part; fruit trees have
have been blown down or torn up by
the roots, and where this has not been
done, the fruit has been stripped from
the trees and scattered over the ground
In some wooded districts hundreds of
trees have been damaged, and many Of
them completely destroyed; all the
growing crops have suffered more or
less, aud many thousand dollars worth
Of corn, buckwheat, and other cereals
must have been lost. 20.
On the line of the Chicago and
Northwestern road the most serious
damage was done. A portion Of the
track was washed away; a train Of pas
senger cars ran into the break, and four
lives were thereby lost. Their names
are J. H. Beebc, engineer; John Fen
ton, fireman Stephen Thatcher, ex-
press messenger; and L. B. Lewis,
passenger, from Odell, Iowa. The
storm on the lake was fearful, and loss
cs Of vessels and lives are anticipated.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
For fourteen months there has been

For fourteen months there has been q
carnival Of incendiary fires at Batavia,
n. Y. The people organized special night
~ patrols ia vain, Three men. watching
the Railroad depot md warehouse in 4
rainy night, went to get a drink and some
fried frogs the warehouse was. at, once in
q, blaze, Al length through aleaky servant
girl, the mistress Of one Of the incendia-
ries. information Was obtained upon which
the entire gang have been arrested, seven
in oil, Philip J. .Soulier, man of about
forty-three years, with = wife and seven
children, proprietor Of !, shoe shop, and
foreman Of "Hook and Ladder. was lead
or Of the conspirators; three young men
employed in his shop, painter, . saddler,
and saloon clerk made up the whole NUM-
Der. They have confessed even to the Err
ing Of buildings Tor which other and inno-
cent persons were convicted or awaiting
trial. Soulier seems to have had the dou-
BILE motive Of injuring the sd abolition
lists, !" and Of showing himself conspicuous
At fires. He instigated the firing Of : far
mer's barn by one Of his gang, whose aged
father was at the time a pensioner upon
the place, another, of the gang who had
fred the warehouse above named, received
hve dollars next day for services in help.
ing to secure the safe. ~ f>..t,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
DISCHARGE OF MINNESOTA SOL
DIERS.

Members Of the Second Cavalry hav-
ing written letters to the Press urging
Gov. Miller to secure the discharge of
that regiment, and intimating that
some Of the officers were unduly anx
ious for the retention of the command
in service, Gov. NJ. has written the fol-
lowing reply:
Will you please state that for the pas
three months have been laboring constant
ly and faithfully to secure the discharge Of
aN Minnesota volunteers, including the I'd
Minnesota cavalry.
No officer of that or any other organiza-
ton has attempted to interfere with my
purpose in the premises, and knowing how
important it is that our gallant men should
be returned to their homes, no euch utter
ference would influence my action.
Very resp'tly yours.
s. MILLER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31

"A sad case of drowning occurred on
the 18th, about three miles east Of Frank
fort, near the residence Of Mr.. ,Cady, in
Spring Valley Township. A man by the
name Of Zenas Root, together with son Of
Mr.. Cady, went with team-a usual Gus
tom TO draw water for family use. For
some unaccountable reason, tho horse
plunged hecdlessly into The pond, and be-
fore assistance could be secured, they were
all drowned.--Austin Register. =, IT,. =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
RAILROAD TO wINONA.

Hon. Edmund Rice, President Of the st..
Paul and Pacific Railroad, returned from q
trip to England on Saturday. We are graf
tilted to learn that he has made arrange
ments which insure the speedy completion
Of the line from this city. to Winona. Work
is to be commenced immediately. Ten
miles will be graded ready for tho iron this
fall, and the entire line completed within
two years and half
The line to St. Cloud viii not be compile
ted this season. Ten, miles Of track Win
be laid this fall, extending the road to Biz
Lake.-St: P&ul Press, 29th. n .'s z =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31

The Albany Journsl says that, now that
General Mcclellan il self-exiled, Governor
Seymour hoplessly sunk into oblivion, md
General Sherman declines to be entrapped,
the ghost Of Mrs. surratt ID the only recog-
nised lssder Of the democratic party.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31

r AND OFFICE; ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ Aug. 10th, 1855.
10 Caouncy E. Hastings, Esq. ~. j ~, 81 sas2
SIR; You are hereby notified to appear at tho U.
9: Land Office at g: Cloud, MIMI, the l4rH DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1868, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
OF said day. and show cause why your Homestead
Entry No. sos, made at this Office on the 9th day of
june, 1864, upon the NO Of section 20 in township
No. 122 range No. s., should not be declared aban-
donet a. ono George G. Hendryx alleges an aban-
donment on your part Of said tract and will then and
there offer proof Of such abandonment, whom you
will DO permitted to oppose such showing should YOU
choose SO to do. HENRY C. WATT Register.
aug3l.6wH W. b. MITCHELL, Receiver.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
Bird &c Proposals.

The undersigned will receive Proposals.
for building bridge across the ravine, at
the southerly termination Of Washington
Avenue, in the town Of st. Cloud, until Sat-
urday. September I'd. 1856, at IL O'Clock
NJ. Plans and Specifications may be seen
at the Office Of the Town Clerk, Should Z
contract be awarded, good security will be
required for the fnl6llment Of the same.
The undersigned reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids. <&'" q '' III. 80, "a.
I'LL -. ii LEWIS CLARK, 4,
IT,. H. J. FOWLER, 49,.
i 5r.- g.. JOHN SCHWARZ,
Supervisors of the Town Of St. Cloud.
st. Cloud, Aug. Goth, 1866. 2u:-.. -. H..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
GENERAL GRANT IN ST. PAUL.

General Grant arrived in St. Paul on
last Saturday. The General did not
come to St. Cloud, an occurrence which
may, we think, be charged to the
scheming of the st. Paulites, who fear
cd that he would locate in Northern
Minnesota should he ever set foot upon.
it.
Upon the arrival of the Itasca at the
levee, General Grant was introduced
from the hurricane deck to the crowd
below, by Governor Miller. A process
sion was formed and the party escorted
to the International, where a speech of
welcome was made by Mayor Prince
and the following response won from
the taciturn hero:
Ladies and Gentlemen: 1t is not my habit
to make speeches, but thank you for this
very cordial welcome which you have given
me to st. Paul.
The procession then reformed and
the party proceeded to St Anthony
Falls, Minnchaha aud Fort Smelling.
While at the residence of VIM. u:
Washburne, Esq, on the St. Anthony
road, a lady offered Gen. Grant a bou-
quet upon the condition that he should
kiss her. The Press reporter says the
General took both the bouquet and kiss
without wincing. Of Gen. G. lad
come to St. Cloud this is one mark of
consideration be would not have re-
ceived from our ladics-at least We nev-
er succeeded in that direction, and we
have "engineered" probably about as
much as he has con that line.") =:
After this little episode, the process
sion crossed to Minneapolis, and the
party was entertained by Col. Aldrich.
Minnehaha Falls and Fort Smelling
were next favored with the attention of
the distinguished visitors, after which
they returned to St. Paul. ~. =. -. .
At nine o'clock a complimentary
supper was served at the International,
add was partaken Of by Gen. Grant and
party and about one hundred and fifty
invited guests. About ten the crowd
outside became vociferous in their cries
for 'Grant," resulting in the appear
ance ofthe chieftain of few words, and
the delivery Of the following speech:
Q<atl<na<a and E1r<n.ln Of st. Paul 1 nm
just about to leave, after very pleasant
visit to your city and State. 1 am much
Obliged to you for the cordial welcome I
have received. Good night. f'@% -
In response to loud demands, Hon.
+. B Washburne made few remarks
At about half past ten General Grant
and party were escorted by torch.
light procession to the steamer and
dropped down the river amid the cheer
ings of the people. ID
Thus the mighty chieftain Of thu
nineteenth century took his departure
from. the shores of Minnesota If, il
after life, he should ever regret that b
did not extend his visit 70 St. Cloud
We cannot blame ourselves. That il sat
isfactory. az" sT:a 7saq r.s5 zganIi...
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31

--"Wife," said married man, locking
for his boot-jack, after she was in bed Il
have . place for all things, and you ought
to know it by this time" eyes," replied
she, ~ ought to know where you keep your
late hours, but I DON'T"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31

&, Governor Drough, Of Ohio, had one 81
his feet amputated, and his system IL 90
Frustrated that his physicians havo given
up oil hopes Of his recovery.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
New York, Aug. 20.

NEw York, Aug. 20. !
2 There were no further, developments
made in the Ketchum defalcations to-day,
Edward Ketcham is still confined in the
cell in rear Of detectives room at the Po-
lice Headquarters. .f ..,, ,'r. -. .4.-..,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31

THE Louisville Journal has an article
against The proposed resort tothe inn
portation of Coolies to supply the place
ofnegro laborers. It thinks the experi-
ment we have had for two hundred
years with one race of sayages ought to
10 sufficient. and 1t is clearly OF the
opinion that the AsiStIc man Is worse
than the African. The JoWrRaI iavors a
resort to Europe for new laborers, as
elements in the body polite. Heaven
save us from another s'irrepressible
conflict" to establish the rights OF
the Chinesel The irrepresiBle African
y surely enough for this generation,
perhaps for this country. 700
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31

Mr.. Henry NJ. Mathews, son-in-law
of the lnta Judge Fry, publishes the
most commendablo card of any of the
candidates. He Is outC for the Senate,
and addresses himself TO the voters OF
Grecnbrier, Pocahontas, Webster, Mon
roe, Raleigh and FAyette. He tells the
people that they should ''yield willing
obedience to the constitution and laws
of'this State and the United states.Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31

THE Morgantown Post believes that
the Capital of the State should be loca-
ted at Buckhnnnon, Upshur county.
The Fairmont National rather inclines
to the same opinion. The Upshur Re-
publican compliments tho discrimina-
ton OF those editors, The Clarllsburg
Telegraph does not 'tseeit." We shaii
expect to SEQ the Telegraph reproduce
ing tho following local item, clipped
from the last issue of the Republican.
HIahLY aCoiIrIIAfRNTARY.- teyv
evenings since rs n number of gentle
men were sitting in front of the Aneri-
can Hotel, "A couple OF rustic looking
datnsels came by aud made an attempt
TO prevail ON a little specimen of the
canine species to follow them OF by
swapping their fingers to him. A gem
tlemnn whistled softly to penny, and
he came back wagging his tail !, when
one of the aforesaid damsels tnrned
round and saluted him with the Eollow-
ing: why Cd you, what do YOU
meanfo IL Is needless to say our friend
had nothing to say.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
6lElEA l.sl opEPARTltEs!T,

Washington, October 18th, 1855
WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY FEVI.
w dence presented to the UNDERSIGNED. Il
ms been made to appear that StI;fSe Ma.
lonnl Savings Bank OF VglleeIII1S- -
IN me City of Wheeling, in the County or Ohio
anu sta1e OF West Virginia, has been duiS,
otganiEed under and according to the rEsnuirs
Inents q the act of Congress, entitled Al not
10 p5oS1dea National Currency, seCuTeII nv n
pledge OF United States Bonds and 10 pTovitie
IoL lhe circulation and redemption thefeoE
aRp9IToved June Sd, 1854, and has Compiled with
ell t1e provisions OF said act renuirgil 10 i1e
com COM pl1ed with before commencing the bust.
neSS OF Ranking, under said act
SoWs therefore, /, Freeman ClhFlS. Comm
!! T1 TSi q 4 me Currency do hereby certify that
wheeling. in the City OF WheelinGY IN The
3 81 ONO and State Of West Virginia
nan an King under the act Aforesaid. y
III y Elony whereof witness my hand and
sea- OF once, this 18th day OF Octofer Is1S -
,.,, 81, FREEMAN CLARK.
oc2l-bOd mo. l5941 ComutroIler
. IN accordance with the above the Nafio5nI
sSaSlngs Bank will begin business on We1ineS
day, Novembefl lS{S : -. :" . S7StA's7s-
3, p HTInRF-TFT roS1,Ta,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31

SsAfrEEFtl AltiH.I,HR; an encouragement
from Indiana. turned his patriotic SON
out OF his house when the young man
returned nom the war, and the fepub-
ltc4ns theredpon took up the soldier
and elected him county clelk by ahand-
some majority at tbs recent election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
A Rare Chance for Investment

FOR SALE.
one HUNDRED AHSDFIFTY ACRES OF
I:and ~ on SteWaTtis Run, KNOWING as the Cox
~ TVysLI ~, ~ miles nom Ellenbor0', Ritchia CO..
4: ms land 8 situnted within The great OH
9eit o. West Virginia, In Richie couI1ty- and
loIttnenIs are being successfully mSIie m
~ y Good wells OF the best IlbTiCSfIng
on nny1ng been struck within the. iasf ~
l'i T{sIH not tar nom the land.
,,I a!tle s[leSl. For further information in
~ ~ ~ ~ ID. Hnsenhelm, PRRkerShuTE. NJ. Va
y S,.lI 70 tne undersigned, In Wheeling w. Va
Nhe4e Piots can be seen at any time -
STEIN BROS.
ItS..s- !. Cor. Main and Monroe STREETS
Ne-=44>u Wheeling. w Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
DISSOLuTI0M

THE CoPARTNERsHIP EXISTING RE.
u tWeon u. &. Leech and Thomas HurheE
under the nTm name OF II. G. Leecb, was (lis.
solved on the 18th Inst, by mutual consent.
Those having claims against the late firln
VIII present the saIne for settlement, md
lnose indebted are requested to mike immts-
dtate payment. A collector will call on those
whose accounts are due.
Ocassmd Ms Mss tE ETIaItps
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
JRFFBRsoN COUNTY.

We have no correspondence from this
caunty. The Shepherdstown Register
OF Saturday, however, furnishes us
partial returns, by which IT seems that
the vote for Judge stands: Hall CUnfon)
4Oi, Kennedy (DemOcrat) ass. Several
townships remain to be heard from.
The ReOister informs us that Edmund
Pendleton, II. Il. Nichols, editor of tho
NeIO Era, and several others We're placed
under arrest at AIartinsburg on the day
of election for attempts to violate the
electioni law. It also states that 1896
rejected votes challenged we suppose
shin. - % EEs57 ia. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31

THE circulation Of the R,ehmond
IFlig is larger by one-t hIrd than Il was
before or during the rebellion. Itouaht
to think well OF the Union,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
Dyspepsia and Fits.

Eits-A SURE CURE FOR THESE ms.
.---StEesslng complaints 4 now INS5Sa
E1ts-lSnoIEn. In q treatise on Forster S,1ti
NAIVE Herbal preparations nibIfsE.
: AE$-su ~ ~: y. PHELPS BROWN TiIa
- Eltesc11plon was f1fnishtsil 6inc
GAts-ln socn PROV tlential m6nnei that ne
g sa11not consE4ent iously refuse to mac
a y ~ Is has cured everybody
= single e1se. 1t & equally sure ia &C., -
ol tlts Is Of tyse Esil; and the iI1eFeIiI.
-eist. Sent frce % M an ~
Eats-eents % prepay postage Ga ESi,1,sSs
-1yE. y. Fl1elps Brown, No fN(SranSII -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
SIR JonS's RUN, Oct. %.

4SlEttVIo 41IIsIt'ySFE
Old Morgan is true to the faith. The
rebels did not catch us mapping any
more now than during the war. Hall
has over two hundred majority. Chap
line (Sennte) ditto. We have good news
from Berkeley. OF course she is right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
MARRIEn

At the residence OF the bride, in West MIDI
dletoWn, Pa, on tho 18th inst, by Rev, d. &.
kinney, MI. MM. WAUGH, OF ut. Pheasant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
No. 16o Main st,
landreth's Garden Seeds.

NHE NDERsIGNEDHAVIS MADE Arr
Langements to have on hand Complete
tSSsoLtment OF IAndreth,sG Garden Seeds toEIID-
ply the spring trnde: We are also authoriZed
70 receive orders nom Market Gardeners and
iuInlSh tie bill direct from I.andreth q Son.
Al VINO may favor us with their patronage
may depend upon getting genuine article al
the growers prices Orders will Le fiiied hi
rotation MS received. AssOme OF the varieties
itEe scarce, we would urge upon all the inn
poFAnce OF sending In their orders early.
GORRELL & Coz
Oc2b Cor. OF Market and Onincy Sts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
ENohce.
Wanfad
9KTRT HOInERg
ForSale.

VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN
IA RitChietown, consisting OF two null lots,
and IS feet Of third lot, upon which there Is
one good two story brick dwelling house with
rooms and every convenience about 1t. One
store room q feet front and 90 feet deep
Warehouse, same size, will be sold cheap,
]. IRWIN,
pC3l-1m .iL- 80 Real Estate Agent,