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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-19

AID CANNOT DO HAHN,
10 this NEST delicate constitutions.
Esosasa PawlaaIeai Drops win certainty ppsdaes the
Fsgalas resarn Of nature, il &sken daY tws be-
fore shs sxpsste period. and Ii Ii usaxias In the
profession, that prryeutiOa u eetEas thsn cure
Lyons Periodical Drops have bern used by over
twenty-ays Ehom=aEsa ladies, wisAlR sits past SIX
months, md tbs sestlmssEsy o. ali is, rs sarei9
cssxes - f. g#f sr4 6&fs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24

II. r. BRIEGnuRsr. DRUooisr Ann An.
cARr, Sl7 Market-next door 10 tba ' Ap9iHI'
Fourth street-has Just received Ana eg eS.u'' d
eale' large variety Of fancy articles H.. y
medicines, chemicals, Patent medio;, u'u'N
perfumery. Having lately parobsssS y" Mi
York and Philadelphia at low n,icss ~ AU
ossorimeot Of hair brushes aud ,oo,S ln
combs, fancy extracts. cologne wa,as Nala
soaps mar preparations &c., he ia prepa,sI :,
sell them nj the original New York and "a, psl "
pha retail prices. He keeps ccpatan,ls an ul'sa'
large stock Of the most popular ma NJ W lllt
bic Pateat me''cines, al OF which he sna lel''
10 he the II y genuine, and Warrsn,' y, "
fresh and unadulternted. Ayer's sss's m.a
and Cherry Peotoral, Jayne'a Ernaoif'luIA
Jaynes' Alternative, Carminauve. W.s,v,l'l' Wa,S'
and Sanadve Pills; Browns Rssenee os 'r.uss ~!
Husbands Magnssia, Bro wn's Bronchial r., g't
RadWIy's Ready Relief, Tobias Dorss fii'.'lh
Roberts Horse Powder, uunts Iinimen, S'a ~ ~
Sohnapps and brakes Plantation Hit,s,. I'VE
ranted genuine and sold at reduced price, '"-
We would also call particular attentio,
family medicines. among which tho folo,..
preparations have been used for mar. li
and eau be relied M Tor their saCe ani SS4h. SS
cious cures; BringhuTs's Cough svrnn
Nehfhof Nhhh hhN AeAhuiAs ~ one OF tha B..
remedies known for dseapea OF tba Inn vA
Bringhursrs Dyspepue Pils. au excellen, 81.
dy for Dyspepsia, LIVER Complaints. &c B,.'
huTat's Anti BiliouS Pill, popular and A.
rable cure for Bilious FeNsrs, Jaundice Cosi,.
ness, HEADACHES, &c. EringhuIst's Blaekb.,'.
Compound, an inyalnablr remedy for lla'
Cholera Morbus, Diarehoe, Gripping Pains. s,l
Summer Complaints in children. Brinabn,,,.
King's Mixture, a speedy and elieao our a,,a
cation for Pains, Bruises, Rheumatism. 4,
blalnE, Frosted Feet, &C., aud also Brnphur.f
Essence OF Jamaica Ginger, the popular mel
cine for Diaordered Siomachs, Indigestion An
Diarrhoe. This preparation OF Ginger, unlg
those disagreeablo and useless nostrums s
under the same nme, Is prepared only from n
genuine bleaehed Jamaica Ginger.
Hasson's Compound Syrup Of Tar, for Cough
Colds. Hoarseness, Asthma, Sore Throat, and,
the affections Of the Throat nnd Lungs, saIi (.
20 cent per bottle.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24

Wyandank, Chippewa, and Little Ada,
and kept up heavy fire throughout the
day until late In tho afternoon.
The enemy's batteries were silonced by
three O'Clock, though we kept up fire
until dark We also fired through the
night Iu tho meantime Gen. Schofeld
was working around to got IN the rear of
the rebels aud cut them off
The latter did not wait for tho army to
surround them, but left in the night,
taking five or six pieces of light artillery
with them, and everything else Of anv
yalue. AT daylight this morning some Of
our troops that were near by went ln aud
hoisted the flag on the ramparts, when
the firing ceased from the mortars.
There were ten heavy guns in the fort
and quantity of ammunition.
We lost but three killed and five woun
ded.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obc.
dent servant,
D D. PORTER, Rear Admiral
Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary Of the
Navy.
WHY THE FORT WAS SUDDENLY EVACUATED
--LIEUT. cUsuINd's MOCK MONITOR.
WAsHINoToN, Feb. 22.-In addition
to the dispatch of Admiral Porter in re.
lation to the surrender or evacuation OF
Fort Anderson, information was received
at the same time to-day that Lieut. VIM
B. Gushing constructed u mock monitor
so closely resembling one OF these vessels
that no difference could be detected at a
distance of one hundred yards.
On Saturday night, the 18th, at about
ii O'Clock, this vessel was taken up tC
within abeut 400 yards of the fort, ant
set adrift As there was q strong food
tide she moved up the river and passed
the fort as if under slow steam. At thi.
time the army had worked two-thirds thu
distance.around and in rear OF the fort
aud the rebels, no doubt thinking theil
communication would be cut of both b,
land and water, hastily escaped by tht
only avenue open to them, leaving thei
guns unspiked, their magazines uninjured
&c.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
AN ORDINANCE.
Further TO amend the orduan 70 entitled "An o,aln.s,
eoAcsrnlny tho Markets

faILhs, 20 ansnd The ordlnan'O entitled IAN otduAus
concerning tho Markets
lie II ordAlaed BY tho City Council Of wilmluvtop
essttot InAt IN Oih sosioh Of tho oIdlnl ace euil
%, Ar oiuiaa-e eoncorn'ns the Mrdsts- IL h-riay
The said 9th Section: w 'N'''''
.rhs following sh. bo stations for vehicles, vAsls
persons VINO arc not prohibited by ssalun ~ OF this
Ordinance may sell the growth and proiuea M
Land The easlery ado Of Market streot souh Of yea
Tuse ana me sassrly side Of King street nofsh Of
Ihna street on Wednesdal and saturdays ffom tls
nrtt Gay o. May TO the nBt day of Noyemner add III
Wesety hdo o. Msrhet street Outh Of Eleventh siras
AND ne ws cry sdeoi King street North Of bird ,treto
Wednssdayaan Saturday. during ths resipssr Of tb
yenr and on Tues iAya aud fiAya thrnuahont the
and ootl sides OF Fourth street and ths nyrthory Nh
of the following btrvsh between Shplsv .trsst XXX XIV,
hIeela 10 witt Third street, Rlfth street Hxth sss
ssteA.n ee., hShL sasst aud Alnth street. and b0la
slides 81 Market street between Eleventh ,t,r-t seI
Ihhtesaih strsst on all market day, thruurhout ID,
ys1ri ensvpnug the iuItrsseons of the sad stress
hnu ue eoeslb ther'At ana tue tpae q provided for by
scott n q OF tbb Ord nance 1hs said vehicles on Ms
street King street. and Fourth street man ~ nlc Viii
1-os snu' Ahd On Tho other streets with QUE side
NaIaH Anl a. hesr as possible to the curb line and moi
on OF over thu sidewalk, shall not beyond ~
ssnsrs o. me street. nor shall any Ru be attached o.
" hspt attached % or standing at any yshee except
for The purpose u placing 10 postiou Or ranovse TX
yeheis. And on the marker stations 10 aarHet slfe
tween front street and Tenth street ma hsrs o.
'anr9es frihs yehlsss shall be rsInovsa tbstefo OF
eha be eSsutely fastened to tue vsh ees iu sIen POSI-
lon mat ,he cars IN hsf passage on The ra~Gy shs
o. me ttovloi u hs section a6ail be ansd oss
n1, ~ 70. mayor o. Alderman Tho proVlOas ali
nn- - - AAa u OF thia Ordinance shall
TPY persons selling on any Of the strssts VI this
sterios ?, Section Of the said Ordinance shall Is
Amehasa by strikns ihereffOm the following words ~
Wit Aarko and twelfth which oSeur In ths lUth In
95ssid section, 10 The book Of oIdialness pp6asd 10
bScTIos Tho Ordinance eutltled "a suepi,u,pl to
an ordinance entitled sAn Ordinanes eonernlsr tbs
Aarksta- passed April esih, 1854, shall 30, aad The
1861. mn fINe,sSynlpu' -
Attssi. Z. T.TAYLoR, cisrS '-''S'' fs' iesiSI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24

wero abandoning the town, and that he
was on his way 10 it. There remains Of
course no garrison in Sumpter or any
other Of tho forts defending the harbor,
and as soon as the feet eau make their
way through the long dreaded torpedoes
and other distractions to the channel, or
NJ soon AZ Gen. Gillmorcs force ad-
vance against the land doienses, we shall
hear that the Stars and Stripes are once
moro floating over Charleston, never to
bO again displaced
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24

Tus ARTISANS SAVING BANK, NO. Iii MaiG,
Street, Wilmington. Delaware. Office open "a
receive deposits and make payments, dai y, ii.
oept Sundays, from . o'clock, A. M. iii r. NJ
On Tuesday evenings from 7 to 3 O'Clock All
on Saturday evenings from to O'Clock
Profits upon deposits in this institution after
payment OF necessary expenses, are nl To DO d.
videj among the depositors. dividends ore d.
clared semi-annusliy, in the months of April a.,
October.
The Charter enaots that no member Of N,
Pnard Of Managers shall be entitled to receu
a.. profit or emOlument for his services Us sptb
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited win
the Corporation.
Managers. S. nilles, Edward Bsu,
Joseph W. bay, N. II. benson, Charles ". lIor
land, George W. Bush, Edward Moore, Leonar
E. Wales, Clement B. Smyih, Dr.. J. F. Vaughsn
William H. Billany, William Candy, llsnry G
Jones.
WILLIAM s. HiLLEs, President.
GEuRaH W. BusH, Vice Presdenl.
JONI P. MoLBAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
National Salute TO be Fired In Honor OF
Our FIsg OH Fort Sumter.

National Salute TO be Fired In Honor OF
Our FIsg OH Fort Sumter.
OFFICIAL ORDER
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l, s30P. M
Major General Dix, New York The
following special order has Just been issued.
You will see it is sexecuted in your Depart.
ment. EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
Ordered, that q national salute be fired
tomorrow noon, February 2Zd, at West
Point and at every fort, arsenal and army
headquarters of the United States, in honor
of the restoration Of the flag of the Union
upon Fort Sumter.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War.
illumination at WashIngton.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON,
Feb. Il, lS65.-The Department buildings
will be illuminated on the night Of
Washington's Birthday, in honor Of the
recent triumphs of the Union.
By order of the President.
(Sigucd) WIN. II. SEWARD.
A salute Of one hundred guns was fred
here day, in honor of the occupation Of
Charleston by our forces,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
CRITTENDMN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE -.

63I Chestnut St., Cor. of Tth,
IsrA bLlsHEp istt. INCORPORATED 1859.
An Institution dssigH,d 70 aid y5ans msa In acazE
PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION. .A
Ihs eeRfss OF InstrsetoR Includes
BOOk-heepinR. -rfEf
As FAehoea by thu best Aee0untau,s Tor Wholssals
Retail. Jo1bng, Manufacturing, CoIsnissop. FSTSlsh
nsS pSssa chipping suanes Joint stock CenPaaiss
PRNMANsHIP,
~ 'SE wye fSin AZ az OruamsQtal Is taughtIhy
ODa Of the most skiiful OF pvnnsn ~ -7 ..
MERCANTILE CALCULATIONS ta
COMMERCIAL Law, BUSINESS FORMS.
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT NorEs' SO'
time. @F~'e'''yi Anu received ~ aN
aWarded on graduation '-''''1'''" "'a'p'''
don seueal value Of lis well-trlsd eaute df lustur.
M " aeeomodAtlons and facilities fbr imparl
s9 ,1 h9e ledge this Institution Is uutqussd
A., ss ssSuo - Ysnt iTVS on application.
serles of PrletloAl TratissS on Book
s,,apins, SUI Judge snAHswOCDa Lecture be0oye The
N @ Sn S9%nytelal Law i9r sale at the Cosgs
JOHN dAoEsIEoa' PrinOlPal',
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
Capture OF Fort Anderson.
ADMIRAL PoRTER's OFFICIAL REPORT OF
THE CAPTURE OF FORT ANpERsoE

@SNAHh Q OfflC1AL REPORT OF
THE CAPTURE OF FORT ANDERSON
WAsHINdroN, Feb. 22.-Tbo NAVY
Department has received the follow,n.,
dispatch from Admiral Porter, U. g
flag ship Malvern: "
CAPE FEAR RIVER, N. C, Feb. 10
lS65.-Sir: have the honor to renort
the surrender or evacuation of Fort
Anderson. Gen. Schofeld advanced from
smithville, with eight thousand men on
the l7th. 0''
AT the same time attacked the works
BY water, placing the monitor Montauk
close to the works, en6lading them with
the Pawtuxet, Lenapee, Unadilla and
Pequot, the tide and wind NOT ALLOWING
more vessels to get under FIRE. The fort
answered pretty briskly, but quieted down
by sunset. -
On the 18th, at s O'Clock, l moved mn
closer, with the Montauk LEADING. followed
by the Mackinaw, Huron, Sassacns
Pontoosuc, Mohongo, Lenappe, Unadills
Pawtuxet, osceola, Shswmut, Seneca
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24

SEWN IHIBTT LoAN.-Iu Phiadelshi,. ~,
Tuesday, subscriptions 10 the 30 were reeei4S a
BY Jay Cooke, amounting to $4, 0Os 100 TIE
largest Western subscription was for SlOl 600
aud the lnrGest single subscription was $500 o00
from New York. There were also . SlG lpdi-
Tidual subscriptions OF $50 and SlOO each.
CARL GAERrsEs.-The concert of this distip.
guished Artistic, which was postponed few
evenings ago in consequence Of d storm m, N nre.
vaiIng, will take place at The Institute Hall IN
evening THIS will be ore OF the best sud most
artistic concerts Of tue season, AMI should IL
PAtrOnized BY every lover of music 10 the city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24

abettors here. Let US be warned by the
past and take speedy and effective steps
to meet It with proper efficiency wherever
It raises its brazen head farther againat
the liberties and interests Of our people.
N N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
IN THE COURT OF CnANoRnY OF the STATE O
DELAWAnR IN AND FOB NEW CASTLE COUNTY
urAh Noryross
In Partition

ueoFzs brewer and Edward nrewer
ARreeahy to an order u tho hAnceilor made In IL,
owe cause, at tho September term 1854 notlee d h
given to al tsons having any lien POI tue Interest
estate OF urlAh Nnerots oryu Brewer aud ID 4afi
he~er OF either Of III m, iu th lznds and taiemlu
tho said Proceedings nsuionea, to petition stil;
~ tr amount aud nature of the same Ia the ues
before he third Monday In Pebru.ry usxl and 10 spps
aud prove the sad lien A. the term OF tav Cosr
oIuhAncsy before The lis Of III uoarI on the third dai
OF thote in suku b. ,ObNEY, Truates, &c
January Ath, 1886 -JAa I'LL ieb 20. ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24

IN THE COURT or CHANCERY or TUE srATE Of
DELAWARE IN AVID FOR NEW "a sTi,E COUNTY
Iohh Randall p ani ~lfv complainAut.,
VI. In Parllll,
barAh Ann Erwin others RESPONDENT.
AgfeeAbly to order OF tho Cnanceilvr mads Ia b,
aoo'e cause, 1t the september ler A. isGl notss I,
herrby given 10 all persons havuS ans lieu upon hp B
efest or es ate Of John 70 dali p., Lsttla NJ RA ,A,
sarah Ann Erwin. pr Walter Millamson. aud Nly
Matilda Williamson, either Of them, Ia tho Lad. All
lsnemenis u the said oeedngs mentioned to Gle D.
ton' settling forth tho amouht and nature Of the same
10 the oniee Of the ksgistsr Chaucery or New Cus
Vouny, ten days before the third Mo9day Ia febraay
next And 10 Appear and prove Etd lien at The sn4uu
term OF the Court Of ChAnosry before the rslng Of s
Court on the third day OF the Term.
uE0KuE D. RODNEY, TtuHs
January sth, 1856 jan tillisb 20
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
For Ranr

three utoTIsd brick bulldip. su,tsb,s f o., ,rvi To-
a Genital iituatlyn. ''s Ut t''-' -
a., Aao Es house aud from len to tn Ireen aerss Of
Inny IA 's 'o' "uehhg 0r lor keeping and hogs
"FPP !" WIN. AoCAuLLEf CO,
coo Market auest
Jspuarv "a 1ass Wilmington, ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
Eleotion.

n,N Neiies % hereby given that an Olsetlon FOR nice
prseofs TO serve for QUE year viii be hrId n the Stock
,is VI uS psswsfs tiv Insurance Ctmplpy at theli
Na,i ~ ~. Msttsl s'I'e GU A.nd4y TIE 9th day Of
NJ JoHN ,t ~ Ina ~ oel9sk, a
February 18th 81 "'hsA'A' ss''''Ai''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24

HOdleS' and Children's Hats.
Latest styles At JHARLts oAKFORD SONS Cont
mental Hotel. Phiadslphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
Ladies', Hats,

The largest assortment At CHARLES oARFoRD SONS
Continental Hotel. Phiadelph!a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
IN TIE IS cogaT y I. oy euAscgsx OF zns srArg
Partition

IN THE COURT OF cHANcERY OF TIE STATE =
DELAWARE IN AND FOE NEW CASTLE COUNTY
Israel Townsend, I
) In Partition
David W. Thomrs
Ageeably 20 an order OF the Chancellor mada In d,
hereby giveu to ali persons having any ien upon NV ~
terest or eetale OF Israel Townsend and David Thom
o elmer Of ths In the lands aud tsuBmunis In the AN
proceedings mentioned, to hlu pslitou forth Ii,
nature aud amount ot Tho ama In the cs Of the el..
ter 10 Chanrery for Now castle County ten days Jes
the thtd moudal In Feruary nHEt, aud TO appear a.
prove The said lieu uE liens at the ensuing fern Of IT,
Cout Of rhl9esry before tha tang of c0a IN Il,
third day Of the term. ORD b. RODNEY.
January 4th, 1850. TtuJss
Jan 0 TIL feb %
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24

NOTICE.
In Let q Silver Plated Uasors Iust rse,l,ad r.,
AAsnS AZ No sos Market stTest b. 71' "
TppA Y. DiNoRhANDIR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
GentIemen,s HAS.

=. All tes latest styles at CHARLES OAKFoap & soN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
mn
Ladies' Furs.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The largest assortment nt CHARLgs OAKF0RD a 30
Continental Hotel, philAdnlpha.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
LETTER FROM DOVER,

Bounty and Substitute bill passsd-Hs provision >
Apply 10 trbie men eHig-Drdftsd men gel
nothing Substitutes get $5OO-LaW 70 PuHisl
PrEe fighters function and Bfeikt0ater biz
hangs ~ fke Seaafe--SusStI iRdtga1nt- VII
y raingtoh Steamship Cqmpdny eharttTei- House
Of hefugs bill passed the HoHss- The negro laio
amendment defs aied-D Democracy is lpedded 10
the black iaws-Mr. AHdsrdice on representation
according 10 poputdii7n-He mtrodless a bill
rs first Yetdiag The Fee bill Monsters in
the Board Of Riucadon-T The snsak thisf system
efiaWo7aeiaJ i.-Aessrs. Alderdiee, Duncan
and johnson n'iRce is Passdgs- Hs post
poueiRenf-The aetps from ChqrlestoR 6c Ee
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made by her builder. Arman, however,
sent her to Copenhagen, but after some
negotiations, the Danish government con-
frmed the report of it's agent. The Olinds
then set sail with Danish crew and, it is
is said, under Danish flag, ostensibly on
her return to Nantes, but she never reached
that port. At the Isle OF Honat she was
furnished coal by French steamer, and
with arms, ammunition, and crew by an
English steamer, and forthwith hOisted the
rebel flag and put off to sea. She is de.
scribed as heavily armed, and as probably
having . dangerous submarine beak. Au.
thoritiss differ as to her speed ; it is Ger.
tainly comfortable reflection that the
Danish government refused her.
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LATE European correspondence gives
further particulars of the new rebel ram
winch sailed from the Isle of Eonat on the
coast OF Brittany on the 18th ultimo. 1t
appears that she was one of four vessels
0nll' originally for the rebels by Arman
al bordeaux and Nantes. By the reprevep.
'a',on of our minister, Mr.. Dayton, who
mad information as to their destination tbo
French government withdrew the perm;s-
SION which bad been given to arm them
anu the builder, finding they were to be
ie z.t. on his hands, sold two of them to Prus
sla and one to the Peruvian government
Tbe'fOurth, the vessel in question vbiob
was then called the OIiude, Was sold to The
Danes OODditiOnally. Three moptbs eoo sho
was examined at Nantes by naval conetrno
tor sent by the Danish government and bis
report was unfavorable, as in his opinion
she did not come up to the Representative.
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rumor, and give it simply as street gossip

In TowN.-Capt. Thos. H. Norton, 18th
U. S. Infantry, of this city, arrived yester-
day from Look Out Mountain, where he
has been on duty for several months. He
was through Sherman's campaign as far as
Atlanta. He is now sent north on recruit
ing service, and is ordered to report at the
headquarters of his regiment at Newport,
Rhode Island.
J. H. Diss Debar, Esq, of Doddridge
county, Commissioner of Immigration for
this State, arrived last evening.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.V
TUESDAY, Feb, %.



Prayer by the Rev. John Moffat.
Mr.. mcGreW, from tho Committee on
Taxation aad Finance, reported back the
OIL for the reliefof Capehart, Smith & Co
with recommendation that it do not pass
Inc same gentleman reported back the
OIL! making an appropriation to pay certain
claims for subsistence and other necessa.
RES furnished the militia, recommending
that the claims therein named be referred
70 commission which may be appointed
to audit such claims. Laid on the table
The bill making an appropriation far
the purchase of rifles for the State Gnsrds
was read second time and ordered to its
third reading. -'0
The bill for the safety and protection of
passengers on railroads, was read a third
time and passed.
The bill to provide free schoo for the
city OF Wheeling was read a third time
and passed. ''--'
y Mr.. Lamb offered a resolution, which
was adopted, that Judge Kennedy be per
mltted to withdraw the original papers
submitted in his defence, by leaving COPIES
with the Clerk of the House.
Mr.. Ferguson offered joint resolution
having in view the relief of John B. Bum.
gardner, Sheriff of Cabell county, and the
protection Of the State. Adopted.
The Senate bill defining the terms upon
which foreign corporations may hold real
or personal estate in this State, was read
third time and passed. The bin pro.
Vldes that such corporations may hold real
and personal estate upon the same terms
as corporations formed under the laws of
the State. 49, No u
The Senate bill making an appropriation
Of So 500 for the erection of soldiers' Ma.
tional Cemetery at Gettysburg, was read
third time and passed.
The. bill increasing the allowance of
guards for the Jail of Ohio county, was
read second time and passed.
The bill making an appropriation of
1eoO for the purchase of iron bedsteads for
mat portion Of the jail of Ohio County now
USED G as penttentiary, was passed.
The bill for the relief Capehart, Smith
g CO. was indefinitely postponed.
The bill for the relief Of widows and
GiaS re a OF deceased soldiers, who have
second time, and laid on the table.
Inc Dill to facilitate the organization of
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
Il HARRY 4 BERRYHILL, has been dissolved
By mutual consent Mr.. Berryhill Withdrawing.
The accounts Of the late firm will be settled by A.
J. Harry. All persons indebted to the late firm are
requested to mako immediate payment, and those
having claims Will please present them at once.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronage
extended to tho late firm, the undersigned, who
will continue the business socltS continuance Of
the same A. J. HARRY.
rnIIH
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Drug Store for Sale.

WE offer for sale the Drug Store in Bellair, with
W. 5000 worth Of nquors-got for Union Fam
ing Mil, which now 10 operation at Bellair The
store was formerly owned by Drs. Grafton and
WEIGH, and Is now doing good business.
We have also for sale several fine horses which
can be had on reasonable terms. For further in
formation call on the undersigned at Martins board.
Ing house, in Bsllair, Ohio, and buy bargain.
m1-1W KENDR1CK FREE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01

GoIp was frmer yesterday, but the de.
cline in railroad stocks, and the tone Of
the general market show that no special
confidence was felt in rise. Cleveland
aud Pittsburgh railroad stock was especial.
ly heavy, and sunk to 7e3, after opening
at SO,