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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-22
Short, Sharp and Decisive.

In document presented to the people Of
Psnusysvsnis BY their late unionSsaso eon.
vsn,ion we find strong indictment against
the copperheads. which Mill apply to large
olass Of men 10 this State. w hat makes IL
moro impressive ut this time. IL che iact that
the people Of iAIsine have very recently re-
turned their verdict upona precisely similar
indictment, and that verdictis g'aify. How
long and how easily the "Democratic" par
~ will rect under the grevious public disaP,
probation. without doing works NEE. for re-
pentancs, Isl matter that concerns them
more than US. II is necessary for healthy
body pitic that there should be two politi'
cal parties, but at the present rate Of decline
humiliation seems to be "the last ditch" for
our coppery friends: -. - tl--
That the leaders oi the Demo.
cratic party stand arraigned before the peo-
pie VI Pennsylvania for constantly obstruct-
ins the Efforts Of tho constituted authorities
" maintain the life Of the Republic. They
did this, -.li.. q. EtI1l.s 80 blI 1eI 4
o.. ;,a.r.;n. Aha. ,...;o... Of ,h.;- ;,co.
-, r ,Iio~a,. s.,;n., ,h. Ism,IIv elected nm.
..r" ~ , ~. Fstsy.I G,,srn%snt anJ rs,,s;n
~, From n, ,sn,o.,ch .sa;ns. trs.snn or nrn,
.S,.a;,o,. O. :" .'','~N''''I -
By nrncor;ny a ,,ee;.;on from tina Dsmo.
cratic judges Of our supreme court, denying
- 49, o,,;,s.. 80 ,t ,b. S,a,a r,r ,hs S.Ssn.o -
;.s.-;.I $500, Wv '''''''' "
D. d;!conras;ns men rnro,, yo,, ~ s,; =, :
;,,o ,hs .rw;ss NJ tbs Ivn;on . thns rcnds,,
IN, Il nece,urv 10 soccomb 10 treason nr IN
nav large bounties. and 30 burdeuinr every
ward. townsbip and borough in the State
w;th dahl N ali ,be rant. of our armies.
D. nnn,s;nc ,be enJ;st,nsnt of NEGROES for
,,. asssn.s a5,hon.h ana wh;,s ma n isss vas
W. .;s.S q, 800 49, man ,h., .anH hs
.nE.,.d and ,h;s NJ shs xsry nomsns when
, ,S.h.,,is ~ Gas,s.hn,o wa: ,as;nr ON ,hs
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-22

We arc daily convinced, says tho Bath
Times. that a fast steamer on the Portland
and Ksnnebeo route would do . good bust
nor. Tho enormous rates charged BY Tho
railmad company would cause people u take
tho hat IL preference bcsidcs, good
lreishtip: business could be donc.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-22
rrssws+s nIli..sy;lf CounIs.iou RAJ.

| 80 wsG Military. CosnIsiou reas.
seubld on Monday. Capt. wcrx VS.
brought into court, attended By military
guard. He continued very sick, and bsipg
nusbls 10 sit,up. hid onn sofa. The physi
clan Of the Old Capitol prison was In at
tendance and administered ether to him. In
consequence of tho shsence Of Major Gen.
iensl Geary, member OF tho Commits.
sion, an adjournment took place until Tues
day. .f.,tt-ft fcd-5T
The Roman Catholic Priests. FATHERS Ham.
ilton and Wheeler, whom Capt. wers no
quested might be allowed to visit him. have
not done 20. there being delay In obtaining
passes from tho War Department.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-22

81 The following is a copy Of commu-
nica,ion from Secretary Seward to our Min
lister In England: 49,. ,.,5, ,-s.
.,-. DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
hlwAsurSGroS. March 10. 1865. :
To Charles F.hAdams. Esq DC: Itrp' %
Sir:-An impression 10 understood to pro
vail in Europe. and specially s%ons the
ton WAS pledged ss security, that IN the event
Of the restoration of peaoc in this country,
this Governmsnt will assume the public dshes
Of the insurgents, or certainly the particu'
lar debt referred to. Il 10 believed. however,
that no impression could DO moro erroneous.
There Is no likelihood that any part OF that
debt will be assumed or recognized BY the
United States Government. II Is proper and
advisable therefore that BY any propsf means
ct your command you shouid ssthcrita eively
andeoeive tho pablo In Eoelapd on tho point.
am ycur obodiept servant, ],
VIZ. II. SEwAsp.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-22
81 The prssqrs Isle Loyal Sunrise s.ys !;

g The Preeqae Isle Loyal Sunrise siyi !:
"Thc Union ticket has madc 10 this county
a decided gain from last year. All the I'm
ion County officers were elected BY large
mnjorisics, with. perhaps, the exception Of
Madawa,ka District" ltalso speaks Of the
crops as coming in bountifully. :" Tho pota-
to crop Is excellent IN quantity and quality. !"
Oats never bcstcr. corn fully ripe,-hay
in abundance. wheat excellent. and great
fields Of buckwheat oil over the country.
And says:,,"lf you wish 70 mako for. your
selves in ten years one Of the plcssantsst
homes in tho world, come to Aroostook,''w o;
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DEPUTIES.

bsruiibos .L.. .flfs 81
Joseph Harmon. in charge of Grand Jury.
Samuel d. Tibbetts. in charge Of LIST Jury.
Eliphalet p. Emery, In charge Of End Jury.
81 a.5r ,0RASD JURY. o. 2 'i'0 l.,
Charles w. Shaw, Berwick, Foreman.
Silas Bragdon, Wells. g.. ....g..s. t.r..
John Weymouth, North Berwick.
Albert Carpenter, Biddef1rd. ~ sol /.
John bennett, Hollis. .sr.-..r .r
Thomas Garvin, Sapleigh.
Nahum @. Goodwin, Lebanon. u On Pr.
Moses @. Hill. Buxton. II -p '.s H.-.r-
Tracey llewes, Sac0.
Joseph Ham, Kennsbunkport. 1870
George " Reyes, South Berwick.
Joshua G. Lane, Limerick. t....
Edmund Moulton. York. l'i '''
Charles II. hlcCullock. Kennebunk. 7
Albert Rand. Parsonsfeld. "a. ,y.-,.
Francis York, Biddeford.
Abial q. Trafton, Alfred. on l'rTo ono
IA 10 FIRST JURY. sygiE ,7i...
John Bailey, Parsonsfeld, Foreman. r.-
Joseph Allen, Wells. .t-.t.
HOratio Bryant, Hollis. 70 'N''
Elijah Buzlell, Kennebunkport.
Edward X. Bennett, Sanford.
Briari A. Ourrier. Kittery. D.,
David W. Foss. Biddeford. Yg Ieia3
Charles Guptill, Berwick. -,F.,.,
David N. Goodwin, South Berwick.
Freeman NJ. tiardison, South Berwick.
William Huff, Lyman. MESSIAH l.IaEus-
Jeremiah Hearne, Saco. $500, s. ,.ri "a
SECOND JURY.
Elias Harmon. Biddeford, Foreman.
william Ham, North Berwick. 81o0l '-'
Frederick Hanson, Buxton. b.r. rsva
Mark C. Hurd, Acton. 49,, 1900
James NJ Moulton. Newfeld. 'a y see A'
Joshua Moore, Biddsford. l1 ft4.fi-rvs
Peter j. Morrell, ALFRED. ..
Lyman Mitchell, Kennebunk. '".' ''
James Perkins, Limerick. si' 5'u b. =
jeremiah Roberts, Marlborough. . s...
James g. Small, Cornish. ~
Dependence Shapleigh, Eliot. sll.l 1h
bI..rf suPEsNuMERAHIEs.r ilBds DDS
Jacob Small, Limington. ,iv b,bn7,r- %.
James Seavey, Saco. 49,
Elias Sanborn, Buxton o'ni nsE"I sH'
William NJ, ibid, York. "A ID tza3d 90
John A. Wheeler. Kennebunkport
Eltanah d. witham. York. \ ''''N
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-22

c. b. Lord. Clerk /; A. X. Gle. Co. Treasur
cr; l. 8. Kimball. Co. Attorney; r. II. Cooling
Sheriff; A.. Mitchell, Crier; Daniel Ferguson
MessenPer. 49, -. 81 = l. Ell LIZ ~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-22

= rhurlow Weed closes his reply 10
Montgomery Biir's attack on Mes,r. Saw.
ard and Stanton. 10 the following cutting
remarks: .fs.s4 US afliN =
In sllusion to Mr.. Blairs unlounded alan.
der. that Mr.. Ssysrd .plsyed for and srains,
the Union" Col. Forney. knowing ho,
much friendship the Ex.Postmater Gsners
proieeed for Gov. Seward. remarks that h,
"docs not know when he took odensc."
can give the information. He took otfenss
when An .inierior lawyer, a. Col. Forne,
cAlIs Mr.. Blair. wss not appointed Chic
Jostice. Mr.. Blair says that Mr.. Sswsrs
c"uld have made him Chief Justice, bus ii.
MT. and hence thcss falsc assertions, an
hence these TRADES Of pcrsousl abuse. %
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-22

The towns to b heard from voted last year
as follows - ohys $3.50 |: Howard, 4. 3Si
We have no doubt Gov, Cony will receive a
maturity In these towns, md that his aggre-
gate Imsjority over Judge Howard villi'be
more than q, 900. .snh I ysaisD ooH
The Senate Willie uuanimously Union.iT
The House Of Representatives will consist
OF 1874 Union men and II Democrats:i Last
year Il stood 10 Union and 81 Democrats.
The Democratic 'rsrty In this State seems TO
be growing t'small'by degrees add beauti-
fully less yre d,1ss ,d3 W esa e.l; .o3I
ticket BY majority of several hundreds
and Eve Of its SIX representatives are Onion.
The MadawaskA district ht,ss not i'een heard
from but in all probability o. Democrat, i'
c'ec'cu ~ l ua' 'eg'oh' sisilniclo 4
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Supreme judicial Court.
wa $ pARRows, . PREsipIso.

Sept. Term. 1865. at Alfred.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-22

Rstaps from Ssl citis, towns and plsnss-
sioss. !. pcblhhsd in tths Bangor Whis'
shos ths following results = y
SYor Gov. OH \ 80, 50,S89
For JuJgs HdNprd ~ 1851 2
Gov. Couys majority. csf9lsA
rTbssamsplscsinsy srsths faiiOw'
SFof Gov. Cony. 81 59o
For Judge Howard, -=--=si'9oo-
.aov.1Coay : nsjati.y, AZ | 1854 >
Net lInion min oyer. yota Of ,,6A.--5,2 ia
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-22

- - 6N-b - q
Richmond papcss state That Gen. Les % 70
accsps DO Prssidepsy If Washipgton College
the print month ="
The yllworth Americas ssys tkat whale
tvSuty-(eo feet long, dried or IVAN ashors
Cd, Newburyneok. Surry. one day last week,
and Was shot by Mr.. Curtis
..0ysrthreo -thouand- miles OF mail -rodsse
have bssa ordered ~ DO 70 established
throughout the Southwest, By Tho Post Once
Department. -
, 1865-01-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

7PIL Brug we'd Fordelingen aG den
we'd Anordningen af 28de De
cember 1862 angaaende ForanarjDg
af nogle Skater og Afgifter paa 81.
Croix dens ,, fastsatte Afgjft til
Statskassen, svarende til SO cents for
liver Ager Land, der anvendes e5!e"
err udlagt til Sukkeravl, opt9r5rea
herved i Henhold til AnordulHea.
Forskrift enhver Plantage Eli e
hans Fuldm@gtig til, linden |
fra Dato, at indsende til un lae5e4
nede Commission den i Anord asa@ea
paabudne skriftlige Erkleri1 On
Netto-V @gten af Diet Sucker, Ger er
bleyen produceret paa de veC anf
mende Eiendomme i Tiden FRI s~a
Januar til Site December 1864. e
ExempIar af den we'd Anordnjasau
paabudne F~ortegnelse fra Toldhau
rene over Netto-Vagten af SuEaer
der er bleyen udf0rt fra liver Elul-
tage i samme Tidsrum, fndes hea~
Iagt til Eftersyn i Retshuset i Clrl-
stiansted og j Retshuset j Frederil-
sted.
Den KongeIige SkattecommisSlon
for St. Croix den I6de Januar 1865.
CARL ~IIATTENSEN.
j. J. Helm.
J. A. HOVER, auth.
, 1865-01-27
= publication.

TOR the use of the Tax-Commis-
sion in assessing the Tax of 36
cents to the State-Treasury on every
acre of land, either actually planted
with Canes OF being prepared for the
cultivation of Sugar, the said Tax to
be levied pursuant to the ordinance
of 29th December 1862 relating to a
modification of certain Taxes and
imposts in the Island Of St. Croix,
all owners of Estates, or their attOr-
neys, are hereby, in accordance with
the enactment of the ordinance, re-
quested to forward to the undersigned
Commission, within Ia days from date,
the declaration III writing prescribed
in the Ordinance as to the Nett weight
of the sugar produced on the proper
ty in question from the lst January
to the 3Ist December 1864.
A Copy of the statement Of the
Nett weight of sugar exported from
each estate during the same time
furnished from the Custom houses,
pursuant to the Ordinance, will be
found exposed for inspection in the
Court house in Ch~ristiansted and the
Courthouse in Frederiksted.
The Royal Tax Commission for
St. CroiX January 16, 1865.
CARL HATTENSEN.
J. j. HEN.
J.. A. HOVER, auth.
, 1865-01-27

serer Contoir, og i Frederiksted, paa Po-
litikammeret sammesteds, og opfordres, i
Henhold til An~ordningen af 26de Novem-
Der 1854, de Vedkommende til at frem-
komme med deres mulige Ankle over Maa-
lingen til Diet Kongeligt Gouvernement in
den 3 Maaneder fra Dato.
Den Kongelige Skattecommission for
st. Croix den code Januar 1865.
Carl HatGcmsCn.
j. j. Helm.
y. A. HOyer, auth,
, 1865-01-27
PrOclama.

NILE og Enhver som maatte have
III Noget at fordre paa afgangne
Elizabeth Eiver's og e~fterlevende
Mands James Eiver's fselleds 30
indkaldes herved til at anmelde og
beviisliggj0re deres Krav for under
tegnede Skifteret, linden UdIobet af
ire Maaneder efter denne Indkaldel-
SEES sidste Acknowledgements
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den 24de Januar 1865.
G. SARAUW.
, 1865-01-27

n LIE og Enhver som maatte have
LII Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
afgangne Catharina Brans indkaldes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
for undertegnede Skifteret at anmelde
og beviisliggj6re deres Krav.
st. ThomB Skifterets COntoir den
lode Januar 1865.
ROsenstamd.
, 1865-01-27

EUHE Undersi gncd, intending to leave
a the Island, requests all persons hav-
ing claims against him to present them
for payment before the 25th of the pre-
sent month.
Christiansted, January is, 1864.
@. KEHNROTH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15

DowHITE GRANITE QUARRY FOR SALE, LEASE
worked shares with twenty six of land
acres q which e aed with the finest granite having been
and half miles Of chmond ON the Richmond and Dam
WAC ''A'''A'' 4fXX RRIsoN GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN.
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yITANTED-PARTIES HAVING HOUSES TO SELL OR
w to rent will do well to call on FREEMAN CO., 206

WANTED TO PURCHASED TWO OR THREE
w story House, with Lot on the east side Of the city or
in Yorkv1e Possession immediately and easy terms
Address with lowest price, NJ. A., box 23O Herald Office
yTyILLIAMSBURG-GRAND street.-The FOUR
w story brown stone House 3l6 Grand street and two
for Sill OO store So feet long Apply 70 r. A. BERT 33
Grand street, Williamsburg; or TO L. SEMLER 10 Centre
street. N. Y.
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FOR SALE.

AN EXCELLENT AND WELL FITTED UP LIQUOR
n Store for SALE in good location in the Twentieth ward
low rent, and doing good business Apply TO THOS
GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, 366 Eighth
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THE HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE KNOWN
as Beaumont Lawn with about four Of lawn,
garden and field at Elizabeth New Jersey will be sold at
auction the 18th October, at O'Clock T. NJ The house,
which contains II has been built about ten and
has all the outbuldngs The property Rah
way five minutes walk from the Court House and
less than ten minuen walk from the depot 90 trains
daily TO and from New York. Terms made known the
day of ssie The property may be seen by applying to
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Miscellaneous LIENS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Uollecror Draper
left this city this afternoon on the trans
port Grenada for Savannah, where he will
take testimony relative to the ownership
OF the cotton captured there by Sherman,
and make such disposition as the War De.
partment may decide upon. Mr.. Draper
was made cotton agent some two months
since, when he fled the necessary bonds
to the amount of 100000. The cotton
will probably be sent here for sale, or may
be shipped to Europe.
Col. Julian Allen has been sent North
by the Mayor and Common Council of
Savannah, and with the consent Of Seen.
Shermanf to purchase for that city certain
articles of food for distribution to the ne.
cessitous families.
1t is said that our merchants arc anxious
to open commerce with Savannah, and to
show their good will contemplate making
q free gift Of supplies to the poor of that
city.
The Isthmus pirates have arrived here,
and are confined in Fort Albatross. They
will be tried here.
The anniversary of emancipation is be i.
ing celebrated here by the colored people
with great impressiveness.
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8g GslsgrapB,
For AfternoonI ROBOT aee La ~
report see LIST Page
More About Affairs at savannah

NEM ~. ORR, Jan. 4.-The steamer Fulton
rom hilton Head on the 1st has arrived
Oslngl9g llo passengers, including 20 off
lowing items: ~-o' 'ne 'ol-
Inc gunboat Actia captured the stasr,e-
Jolla' with 1000 bales of cotton. from
Onsrleston for Nassau. The Julia aIriveJ
at Port Royal on the 28th. ~
Col. Noble of the 18th Conuectieut. Tt
Hlce, Provost Marshal of Florida. and
capt. Young of Gen. Birney's staff, were
captured by guerrillas, while en- route from
IacKsonVille TO st. Augustine.
The Palmetto Herald will hereafter he
printed at the Office of the Savannah News
ana VIII become a daily paper, Mr.. Mason
's proprietor having removed to that city.
me Palmetto Herald publishes a letter
dated Havana, Dec. 29th, which saws abont
the capture of Savannah:
When our forces took possession of FIT
Jackson, the rebel ram Savannah opened
hre on the Fort. The guns being spiked no
response could be made, but battery was
soon brought to bear on the ram, she being
wen plated was invulnerable to such at
lacks. She afterWard threw a few shells
i ! the city, but the next night she ended
, - - NASA9SAAS 44o0GLuk III OhNAuudu,
were Representatives from Massachusetts.
South Caroline, Georgia, Alabama, Mis-.
souri,, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, II.
linois, Indiana, Colorado, Michigan, Iowa,
Wisconsin, New York and Ohio.
Gen. Sherman receives hundreds of cit
liens daily. He is in good health.
A grand review of the 18th army corps
took place in Bay street GU the 25th.
The Mayor, in the course of his address
at the public meeting, eaid the city con-
tains 20, 900 Inhabitants, without food, fu.
Ell, OF remunerative pursuits, and without
refuge, cut off from all connection with
the country. He saw but one course to
pursue. He said they were all indebted to
Gen. Geery, commanding the city, for the
course he had pursued.
A blockade runner, containing an as
sorted cargo, came up and anchored near
the city on the 29;h, unaware that the CITY
had changed hands on the 25th.
a new marsh battery was erected by
Fosters forces and train of cars stopped
by it. portion of Hardee's forces had
passed the point by marching around on an
old wagon road.
The work of clearing the river of OBJ
structions is going on. One of our mon
ltors had arrived ut Savannah.
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Now York Markat

HHW YORK, January 4
donE SO 25g6 sS 81 2 Ealr e s sGE iaPRE
for Extra r. H. o. and 81 859l2 for Trade SrSpdS,
market closing steady. '-'''''
tern. " ia 'OE "es'
WHEAT-9@4c better Good Winter Red Western
81 o.; Fair do 81 49, Milwaukee Club 50 80
RTE-MoFe active at 81 IS.
BARLEY-Bstter demand.
CORS-Quiet Mixed Western 81 90 sioak OIj
and New Southern Yellow Mixed 81 SO; Choina
Southern, for seed, s. 10.
tern. w.
COFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Firm; Muscovado 221E@23c.
MOLASES-Dull
PETR0LEUM-A shade firmer; Crude 62053r:
henned In bond 75t956c; Refined free 9S99G.
WOOL-Very quiet.
PoRK-Opened firm and good inquiry, but closed
heavy and decidedly lower; $40 Oo@043 rs for new
mess; S42 OO94S bO for 1861 mess cash and regu-
Lar way. Also 1000 Dbls 1851 mesa, for Jan buy.
ers sellers option, at {42 5O9l3 So and 1900 b6Is
$26 20. 44''' "NN o''AuS A'
CUT MEATS-SteAdy and rather more doing: U.s.
@!s13c for shoulders and 19@2lc for hams.
BACON SlDES-FAir demand; Short clear 2SlEsO
24c; Cumberland cut 2lISc. /2S
DRESSED HOGS-Hather GrIner; 163I0lTlS for
Western and 1T31 for City.
LARD-FtEmtl; 201492514 latter price for choice
CITY Also $50 bbls for last half Of jan and lst half
of Feb. SELLERS option, at 25II.
BOTTER-Very firm and rather more doing: S65
4Sc fOr. Western aud 4696O TOR State
CHEESE-RAther better demand and very firm st
1904 ~ " A at
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Hood Across tha Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Jan. BLOOD crossed at
Longs Ferry, five miles above Florence,
where the water isquiet and only three~
fOurths of mile wide. Some portion
crossed at Chatham's Ferry, which is
below Florence.
Hood came into Tennessee across three
pontoons, one of them hundred yards
above the piers of the old bridge at Flor-
ence the second at Longs Ferry, five
miles above, and above the shoals; a
third at Decatur. On his retreat he had
issued orders for the sick and wounded,
and stragglers, to cross at Decatur, while
the main army was to cross below.
A rebel lieutenant, captured, states that
Hood, in an official statement, says that
he lost at Nashville sixty~three cannon
between Nashville and Franklin, three
at Duck Run, six; and at MurfreesbOro,
two.
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!"A Psychological view OF mar.
riagei-oontaining nearly 800 pages and 1870 Pine
Plates and Engravings Of the Anatomy of the HUI
man organs in state of Health aud Disease, with
4nence9 upon the mind and Body, with the Authors
Plan otTreatment-th0 only rational and successful
truthful adviser TO the married, and those con.
tempAting marriage, who entertain doubts of their
physical condition. Sent tree Of postage to any
Noofess on receipt OF S cents, in stamps or postal
currency by addressing DR.. La CROIX, No. 81
The author may be consulted upon any of the
diseases upon which his book treats either perSon
GHy OF 6y MAI, aud medicines sent to any part Of
the world. oct1SISmdAw
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nIyDestInv-who, -,

ProfsssOr Eustis Larrard, (pupll of
PAPHAE1, the London AstrOloger,) will write out
solENT1FEoA1LT and CORRECTLY, the FUTURE RARTHLY
DE'TlHY Of any Man, Woman or Child. No cards or
iortune'telling trfckery resOrted to. These life
charts point out particularly the FUTURE In regard
70 health' Money, Sickness, Love and Marriage,
business Friends, Enemies, 90 and arc sure guides.
Eon OhaFtS %; ten years, s.; answering i've ques.
uOns, 81. Satisfaction guaranteed. Send day of
month and year of BIRTH whether married or sin.o
and sex. Address, EUsTIs LARRARD,
decZS-lmd" Camden, New jersey.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-05

%THEArRE.-Mr. Langley's benefit
last evening was attended by ftst rate
audience, and the season was closed IN.
der the most favorable auspices. The. Com.
pany leaves day to fill other engage
msnts, but will return for aimors pro-
tracted season in few weeks, Mr. Ray,
mond has made many friends in the city,
who will be glad to hear of his safe return,
much better prepared, as he ptemises 10
be, to render satisfaction to the patrons Of
the drama.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-05
City Property for Sale.

VIHE undersigned offers for sale the following
Real Estate in the city Of Wheeling:
Part OF Lot No. 118, the corner oEaUuion street
and tho alley leading from Union street to Market
Alley; which Il erected the three story brick
ement at present occupied by Peter Bennsr and
Henry A Korner.
Parts Of Lots No. SO and 60, at the Corner Of Main
and Webster streets in Centre Wheeling; on which
Is erected the the three story brick tenements at
present occupied by Fidel Mayer and VIM. Wsis-
gerber.
the eight contiguous Lots OF ground.
Lots No. aud 2, in Square No. 8, (knoWn rs the
Diamond Lot,) Immediately west Of the Atheneum
deoI6-tf REVERLY II. BOPF.