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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-18

that our authorities do not take some
steps before it is too late? Why will they
suffer the country to he brought to de.
struction when they could so easily avoid
it2 Surely they cannot be guided by the
dictates of reason, or they would come on
some conditions to alleviate The unpless.
ant sensations OF many poor, distressed
soldier. When all are in favor of peace Why
not have it2 Must the whole mass Of the
people be deprived Of peace because few
say continue the war? Why not let the
majority ruler If there are not some sug.
gestious in regard to peace made by those
in authority, there will, in my opinion, be
something done by tbs soldiers"
Such is the tone and character of the
letters that are reaching us constantly from
the battle-scarred veterans of four years,
and We only state what is true when we
say that the voice Of the army ia almost
unanimous for peace.
Both Houses of the General Assembly
have agreed to adjourn on Tuesday next
The country may plead, women and chilA
dred may suffer, starve and die on account
of protraction of this fratricidal war, but
the members of the North Carolina Legis-
lature mon to go home. We shall call
upon the people to remember them and re-
ward them according to their deseryiugs.
| me commissioners sent to Richmond tele-
graphed that they will be here to-day or
TO. morrow, and the body has eraciously
consented to await their coming Besides,
Mr.. Pool telegaphs that they have something
important to communicate We hope 90,
and we trust thatit will be communicated in
open session so the people may know what
it is. The people are tired of being trifled
with-they are thoroughly Disguised with
the importance which small men are at.
tempting to give themselves, both here and
at Richmond by this secret legislation, and
they demand that it cease. Shall the pop.
ular voice be heard, or will these dema.
gogues and petty tyrants continue to impose
upon patience, already threadbare, until the
wrooged and insulted masses rise in theil
might and strike them DOWN. The people
demand to know what is going on, and t
know all about those grave questions which
concern them most, and those who attemp
to defy and oppose the people had better
beware. Let the result of the visit of these
commissioners TO Richmond be made public
as soon as they return. Let the people
know the best or the worst.
So communicating has the air of Rich
mond become that all the papers, we be
lieve-eveu includingthe Whig-have conn
out for the arming of slaves, and war o
determination or subjugstion. God delive
this people from some of their rulers, ad
visers and couusellors.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-18
HOUSE OF DELEGArEs.
FRIDAY, Feb. II.

FRIDAY, Feb. II.
Prayer by Rev. D. W. Fisher.
The House agreed to the Seuste's amend
ment to the bill to authorize the Superin-
tendent of the western end of the Wheeling
and Fairmont Turnpike to regulate the
tolls upon that road. Also to the Senate's
amendments to the bill to amend the gen.
eral free school law, except to the 9Th and
7th.
The House also agreed to the Senate's
amendment to the bill authorizing suits
heretofore cognizable In Pocahontas coun.
ty to be brought in Upshur county.
The Senate bill for the relief of John
Slack, late sheriff of Kanawha county. was
read a first time.
The Senate bill requiring oaths in GER
tain cases was read q second time and
committed.
The bill to provide for the recording in
the Office of the Secretary of State of deeds
or writings relating to counties in which no
records can be kept was ordered to it's
third reading. .. ..--
The bill to amend the fifth section of the
act for the construction and repair of roads
and bridges, was read. Referred.
The eugrossed House bill to amend the
charter of the West Virginia Railway
Company, Was read third time, and
passed.
The bill to relinquish the States stock in
the Elk river Bridge Company, Was read a
third time, and passed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-18

THERE seems to be no doubt that the
rebels have secured two more piratical
steamers, of ram construction, in Europe,
and the news by the last steamer leads US
to suspect that they will soon be heard of
among our ships. The New York Herald
,prstends to give particulars concern
ftSg;Sone of them, and intimates that
% is now on her way across the Atlantic,
destined for New York. The gold brokers,
however, do not seem to be scared. The
ram that they are anxious about is Will
liam Tecumseh.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-18

TIE New York legislature has made
new law as to local bounties for soldiers
from that state, under the present and
future calls. 1t fixes the bounties at $500,
$500 and 5000 for one, two and three
years men, and $3.50 to each drafted man;
prohibits the payment hereafter of any
larger bounties than arc here prescribed,
or more than 500 for hand money and
incidental expenses; no broker is allowed
to take any portion of the recruits boun-
ty, and any agreement to that effect is
declared void, and suits may be instituted
within four years, to recover what may
be thus taken; and persons furnishing
substitutes shall receive a sum equiva-
lent to the amount of bounty paid to vol
unteers from the locality receiving the
credit of the substitute. The law author
ICES debt of thirty millions to meet the
bounties thus authorized; but the whole
act must be ratified by the people, at the
next election in November before it can
take effect. By that time, we trust we
shall be through with recruiting and
fighting, and shall be studying the things
that make for peace.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-18

TBS measure proposed by Secretary Fes.
ssnden to the Committee of Ways and
Means asks for authorization to borrov
$eoO9oo,OOo, the loan to be made in snch
form OF bonds, and for such time. with in.
&c ..'. . payable either in gold or currency,
a' tue secretary shall deem best; the in.
'eFeet' 1t payable 10 gold, not to exceed si1,
Anu II In currency, seven and three. tentbsy
per cent the bonds to be disposed of ei,bsr
~ osm nome OF abroad, aud at such rates AZ
cnaIl be deemed most advantageous to the
HoVsFament. No authority to issue moro
.eeal tenders is required; but, to provide
tot emergencies not likely to arise the
secretary desires that the au thority, vbich
nc no" has, to issue the unused baisnc. y.
seventy millions interest bearing no.s.
should be continued. "o''S -
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Adjourned.

TIE Buffalo Commercial AdV'rtiSer thus
humorOusly sums up the various classes
that will be exempted from the draft, under
General Fry's recent orders:
Women of all ages and compilations,
when of the. female persuasion.
2-Very dead men, who can produce the
receipt of the undertaken. Those simply
"kilt" will be held TO service.
3-Solhd, healty men who have within
the last week enlisted for three years, and
gone to the front. All one years men will
be drafted and compelled to serve double.
4-Men born blind, on furnishing med
ical certificate to the effect that their sight
has been growing no better very fast ever
since. Those having single optic left,
whether the right or not, will be compelled
to Ego one eye on it"
5-Men with nary leg, if they can fur
nish evidence satisfactorily to establish
this fact. Peg-legged men-that is men
with single leg-are subject to the draft
To such the Commisssry- General will serve
out limbs of cork with their other rations-
the cost to be deducted from the bounty
money. No soldier will be allowed to re-
tain his cork leg after the expiration of hi:
term of service.
e-Men born without arms, when it car
be shown that they have not been engaged
as teachers of penmanship or in cutting
out paper likenesses with their toes. Such
will be taken into the service and detailed
to act as assistant editors of newspaper
to be established in captured rebel cities
MEN over three hundred and sixty
five years of age, when accompanied by
their parents. Men under ten years of ag'
will be received until the PRONUNCIATION o
an official bulletin. signed by the Proves
Marshal General, to the effect that the va
rious drum corps are full.
SAIL other persons whatsoever will b
held liable to service, and will take theiI
chances, however slim.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-18
wEsTVIRGIN1A LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
FRIDAY. Feb II 1853

FRIDAY, FEB. II, 1865.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Moffatt
message from the House announced
that 1t had passed an act to prevent the
prosecution OF suits and the suing out of
process by persons engaged in rebellion:
the bill to incorporate the Parkersbure and
Burning Spring Railroad Company; and
the bill to render more available timber.
coal, ore and mineral lands in this State;
and bad adopted the Senate Joint resolu
tion in relation to the Charleston Branch
of the Bank of Virginia, with certain
amendments.
The amendments to said resolution were
concurred in, and the bills read the first
time and referred.
MIR. Maxwell, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported back the bill to repeal the
act providing for the appraisement of Ger.
tain property, recommending it's passage,
and it was ordered to it's third readiug.
Mr.. Brown, from the Finance Commit
tee, reported back the bill to repeal Chan.
ter 81 OF the code of Virginia, and the bill
concerning the collection of taxes in Ger.
tain counties, with anamendment to each,
which were adopted. They were each or
dered to a third reading.
Mr.. FArusworth, from the Committee on
Internal improvements, reported Senate
bill to incorporate the Monongahela and
LeWisburg railroad, which was read the
first time.
Mr.. Burley. from the Committee on
Townships, &c, reported back the bill to
alter part OF the division line between Up
shur and Randolph, recommending it's
passage; and it was ordered TO its third
reading.
The joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the constitution OF the
State was read the third time and passed.
YeRs-Messrs. Stevenson, president, \
Atkinson, Bechtol. Bowen, Brown, Burnley,
COrley, FarnswOrth, Hawkins, Kitchen,
MRhun, Maxwell, Slack and WriEht.-l4.
NRys-Messrs. Chambers, Raymond and
Pripe.-3.
The amendment liz as fnIlpws:
No PERSON WHIP has given on shall give
voluntary and IN RaBiBtRnpe 10 ths rshHl-
linn against 1hB Uninsa S1H1as, shall hs a
Cfttz4m N uitiiB StRaA, Gr DE RIlUwRn I'd RDse
al any elsc6Bn bRl1 uFbtrgiir, urlEEHs he Rsas
wDllImtFsFE#n RutD ubR m1TrR1y IN NAVAL ssssr-
WIER Gf uEhR UnifHaf Sen1aB and hRs HaHn 0r
5ihRIl de h1ndrR'fly GlsEhurpetH rfharufFrum.
Tine SisnR1B d7l CIImCRruImv uRss fi#rssl
yEsFr- time SaHE1fR hIl uD rguulRrEH the ssIn-
rIaB Of tine QU4rrErmEsrer GamanA and tine
AdTEItsBnt GanarRH of GhiE SSar4. the Houss
htil tD pruEute tdr tine sHle Of property of
minors i'm SHrta;m CASES. the House bill ton
enable thu Banks Of this S5atR To- 6ecume
NATIONAL Banks, the House bill amending
Section Ii of Chapter So of the Acts OF
1861 aud the Senate bill requiring the
Banks of this State to pay their issues in
legal tender money of the United States,
were passed.
Mr.. Brown. from the Finance Commit
tee, reported back the bill concerning de-
linquens taxes levied for county purposes,
its passage, with an amend.
ment.
And pending the consideration of said
bills,
On motion of Mr.. Bowen, the Senate
adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-18

TAI. New York Commercial AdVsrtiIsr
s,tg urges the transfer of the line of
the Baltimore L Ohio Railroad, between
Cumberland aud Frederick junction, to
the north bank of the Potomac. Itssys
that during every year of the war our re-
verses in the valley have cost us more
than double what would be required to
reconstruct the road. The coming cam
paign may or may not result in move
ment north of the rebels. II it does, they
will come down the valley. II strong for
tiications were erected on the north
bank of the Potomac, and the road in our
rear for supplies, the rebels could not CROSS
the river. AS our troops are now posted,
they would have little difficulty in crossing.
The AdVeTtissr pays high compliment
to the efficiency and dispatch with which
the Baltimore road has moved troops and
Government stores, and considers it line
OF vital Importance to the coming campaign.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-18

VIZ are constantly indebted ID Brig Gan.
. T. n Harris tur late RiEhmDna uRpHr4.-
ORr aH9ssr da1Hs ETs up To NuuHRy, rhB l8fh
1hR nsRB nj whinh haB bB,sn aIlrHRfiF ul.r-
g nihIly 8u1lnipa1H1 tg uA4grR1ih- The rshsl
9lR1'trB 1nfHm uB Th11 sSh4nmRn Hsns asfFE4r,,.,H
n aiHHBIzss nd uhs EiftB1D and 8Eiz4lf uhe rEiEl-
Eubn running martin Erum RrarriRhvII7IIs I'm
CdiImltTR- Tins muEsznran7 sEs-4,,B vti,. ffr,r-
msr gtEBGR EUm gll rail communication ex-
cHpr with ChariEsr1n1, and the f1rCss Ba-
nasn'ting II individually fall hack I'm that
direct1nn- Erum thia it appenra that
Sherman has made complete cirruitrouutF
the enemy aud esssyG to drive them futU
charleston, in the same manner as Srone.
WALL jackson, during the month of seutem-
oer' 1862, drew his tolls round the VIM
chester and Martinsburg garrison, and
pressing them back into Harper's Ferry
made prisoners OF the entire forces of the
department..
Sherman is ia not satisfied with simn1v
occupying Charleston after its abandon
ment, but aims to prevent its evacuation
and bag at the same time the troops an
appointed to its defence.
schoheld and Terry operating above at
Wilmington, will doubtless render him ma.
terlal assistance in the execution of this
brilliant coup de main, while the troops com.
pristng his right wing below Charleston,
VIII prevent Sny retreat of the enemy in
that direction. .rJla
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METROPOLITAN
GHTBOOK STORE

T1HIs Is THE LARGEST AND MOST L1BER.
4 ALLY conducted establishment Of the kind IN
the Uaited States. 40
Here you range the world with the magic Of a
book, plunge into scenes Of remote ages and ooun.
tries. and cheat expectation Of its solitude and ltu
weary moments.
OH and examine the large stock and elegant
variety We ofsr for sale Of Family Bibles Pock ct
Bibles, Photograph Albums, Testaments, Standard
Books, Poetry, Fiction, Miscellaneous Books. Lat.
Publications, Essays, Dictionaries, Religious Books
and in fact thOlargest general assortment OF Books
that has ever been offered in this city, which ma
guarantee to be new, fFesh and perfect.
To all wanting Books Of any kind We would s.v
the advantages We offer to buyers are greater than
any other house in the United States.
Handsome Git accompanies every book sold.
These Gifts Of . character never before tntro.
dueed In the gift business, varying In price from
hfty cents to ono hundred dollars, consisting OF
Silver Ware Of all kindI, Watches, Fancy Goods,
Bohemian and Marble Ware, bSoWteri aud obf.et1
derertu.
This Il the ONLY LEGITIMATE GIFT BooK
STORE NOW EXTANT. Located At
no, 1853 Main St., Wheeling; ". Va.
At the store OF Mr.. John Bishop, for
FOUR WEEKS ONTIr,
J. HUTOHINgoN 90, PrOri..oru.
Also PrOprIotOru oil tie aitt Book Stores =. 1ou,-
NIL" and b. LosiH. jGOO-SW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-18

IT ia hard to form a reliable idea from
the news furnished of the exact situation
in South Carolina. The rebel column
seems to be incapable of serious opposition
to Sherman's steady advance. 1t is divided
up too much in order to protect Augusta,
Columbia and Charleston. Sherman occu-
pies the inside line which enables him to
concentrate almost at will We presume
that he will be allowed to pass Columbia
. withOuts serious attempt to stay his march.
That place is on the Santee river and if the
rebels cannot concentrate on that line we
do not see " here they are to offer him bat.
tie. If they have the least idea of holding
Charleston, they cannot afford to allow him
move would be to strike the North East
road which is Charleston's last link of
connection with Virginia. We discard the
New York dispatch on our FIRST page cay.
Ing that he had already struck the North
East road at Florence. We presume the la
test news is that from rebel sources in our
last nights kilograms and probably gives
tolerably correct view of Sherman's
whereabouts. We must bear in mind that
direct intelligence from his army is not ca
silly obtaiusble nov, for he is not keeping
open line of Communication with the sea
coast. BE is we'll advanced into the heart
ofthe enemy's country, and it will only be
when the rebels are out of Charleston and
north of the sautee river, that We can ex-
Pect regular news from our advancing COL
umns. Once Sherman obtains possession
of the North East road between Florence
and Charleston, We have no doubt he will
Put ii in running order and make the lattsr
place mis- base.
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Administrator's Notice.

A LII perOonS knowing themselves indebted %
n the estate Of the late John Robinson will please
call and settle with William Exley, admlni.tIstot
Of said estate, before the first day Of April 1879 Of
their accounts will be left with officer for cor
lection.
All persons having accounts against aid eSt't'
will present them at once for settlement
WILLIAM RXLBYI
Administrator Of the estate of ohm Robinson.
fe16-lm"
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Land For Sale
Private Residence at Public Sale.

'INHE subscriber will sell at PUBLIC SALE, at the
Court House, on Tuesday the 18th inst, at 10
ocHCk, MS residence on Market street, one SQUARE
ADD b ali above the I'd Ward Market The pronertv
Is we'll located, being healthy and more Clearly than
most other parts Of the city. The House contains
slgnt rooms besides well finished garrett, with
four apartments in basement. The stories Are 10
ieet nigh and the whole work in the interior is euuaI
IL not q little superior to any other house In the
city. Gas, and cold and hot water in each story
Terms made known on the day of sale
1eD4o-td =, A. BRENTLINaKR
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L. G. FROST & co.

NOS. Is, IA and 10 MAIN STREET, offer at
the Lowest Manufacturers Prices:
Hall Spears Patent and Centre Levers.
Right and LEFT hand Steel Mould B oard Ploughs.
Iron right and left hand Ploughs, of all sizes.
Hillside Ploughs, iron and wood stocked all sizes.
Iron stocked Steel Mould Board Ploughs, II sizes.
Girs Celebrated Patent Steel Board Ploughs,
all sizes.
Bdwells Iron and Steel and Hill Side, all sizes.
Light one horse Marking Out, all sizes.
Double Michigan Sod and sab-soil Plough COM
binSd.
Hall sPea.'g new Improved Steel Mould Iron
Plough combined.
sub-soil PlOughs for two and four horses
Points, Castings, Lard Sides, Mould Boards &C.,
&C., all at the Lowest Prices. fel8
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Saturday Morning, February 10.

. IT is about all that gold can do to keep.
It's head above 200. Operators are reduced
to close margins and very short and un-
certain profits.
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FOURTH WKKD MEEuuHs n meet
ing I'm the 41h Ward, h4ild al THE HOSE
aDnse last RRHnng, m WAS rHsolEah mt In
pay thu CifizHnB' bunny IN Bnhst1ra1s.a.
The Urlhsr wBrrB cDmp DHiing Tbe 9ih Bnb
dfissnr1rn ara gZFErtta1 I'D 4ur8pe a similar
GDlEER- ID Dm4Eu1,, Chairman
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Land For Sale,

T OFFER FOR SALE tract OF LAND containing
L 1874 acres. situated in Marshall county, two
miles back of Rtchietown, on the South.esSt side
There is over 100 apple trees, 100 plum trees, ~
acres In grapes, ready for bearing. There il q Rood
dWelhag house and email barn; also q we'll of excel
lent water and ciStern. Price 5000. For partic
ulArs apply to August MYERS a.
feb16-lwE 0S 80
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WANTED.
AN ORDINANCE

NOI'OH4hN4Nu EIIVAIh WAIUdMBN.
DE It ordained by the Council OF the City of
- Wheeling, That hereafter 1t shall be law full for
the Mayor OF the city to qualify as Deputy Ser
geants any private watchmen employed by mer.
chants, manufacturers or other establishments in
this city: Provided, That the said private watch.
men when so qualified shall have no claim on the
city for fees or othe: compensation
Paused February 14th, 1865.
fel7-3t H.P. FEENY, City Clerk.
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Sherif's Sale.
MARY JANE FETzER, oOmpl.,n.n.

M AIRY JANE Eg PiETzER. Complainant,
margaret Q. Fetzer, ct. als., Defendant.
west virginia, Ohio county Circuit Conr1 e.
Co ny virtue OF decree rendered bv III. o,-.-,.
an ds az 09I county State of West virginia ON tbs
cause .hon Anoary, 1865, in the above entitIad
me 'front.' door Of the Court-House Of Ssid at
A. to ih sSS SSsfs day q oOo
described property. viz: The undivdaI following
ottv o3 ~ IN square No IL, in the addition 10 tb 81
8aReT. e. be;aa laid out by James and James
ZANE lot conveyed to John jones and John Canine me
csmbeq 90 Is5. and their wives, BY deed dated ps
% Of the records Of said county. and Of page
aS Voe3 moiesy James PETER, late Of Wbeejnou
IN Zee simple and Of which the Aid J.r1S
Terms OF sale-Gash
sh1s JOSEPH sEYBoLD Sheriff of Ohio Co.
IoOl0-lm and a. auch. Oomrnis.iN.o1
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$500 BOUNTYI

TrEE SEEUH UH-1IEsrHlZT Win my Sam nm
l. GAlah oD All EtE1uitB vim mHB ha CraIf8rI4IH Ia
aAlt1nm "a ina $1lU CHUNKY bounty auH $InD COW
srnInant bounty mailing $d1D bunny nm 0rg -p,T
UhH munHF mr. tR ER(D sixth SrFf iIiItSyt. E,,t
IL I'm TIM haudH Of anIR will be- piIf F John 8FIo
county IrsaSurarT at tta sAmH tina and uIhcgs a.
tina GhuntE bounty By ordar of the
West Liberty, VIVA faT4IT
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A Farm to Let on the Shares
SMITHS RESTAURANT.

No. 11s Main st.-HorubrOOkU Building
A LII KINDS OF GAME, lin ueAsop.) OYSTER,
"A Pigs Peet and Triple, BuekWheat and WaG'
style U.B eMlTH,
felI-1m Proprietor.
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ON I,ands.

URRY DESIRABLE OIL LEAs.:s FOR SALE
Y in . newly developed and prof Eng district
Good facilities for shipping. Wood I'D Goa. A615-
dant FOR particulars address WM. R. RATCLlit'
Mt. Pleasant, Jefferson o., Ohio, or, l. h hal
CLIPR Marietta, Ohio. fslO-lm'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

w. RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-EHs-
ME- IIsH EVAN. LUFaLRAN CHURCH, corner OF
Fourth and Monroe streets.-Conhrmation services
to morrow at 1O1@ A. NJ; Communion at 20 r. Ms
sunday School HL . P. N. Rev. J. g. GoHTTAAn,
o. Allegheny Oity,iS expected to preach on both
occasions, No services at night,
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County Ronntu

WEE Board Of Supervisors of Ohio County will
Il proceed on this aftarnnou TTnegdnT TaS.l III
18TH 1s65) at O'clock, at the Court Hnu9e to 1a1
Ohio County bounty money 70 recruits enliatPi r.
MI the quota OF said county under the PrpGdent-S
call for 800 O0O men, dated December 10Th 1884 and
at tho same hour from day to day and time Ia f;ms
GEO. W. SIGHTS, Clerk. F SsIaeIE
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SELLING

Az OOLEN GOODS AT A GREAT DIsCOUET-
w We have great many Wooden Goods Itill =
hand such As Breakfast EhGWlB, S0ntag+ Infant
OIoakB, Hoods, ohildrens LeggInG, Hand Kat
Skirts, Vests, &C., &c which We will sell from ta'
date at gre ItIy reduced prices to prepare rom '
our Spring Stock. D. MIC oil BIB,
fell Q Main street