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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
Dry Goods.
the N. Y. Independent.


The fall in the price of cotton and weak
ness of the gold market seem to threaten
lower prices for goods in the coming sea-
son. The demand at present is very lin
tied. Jobbers and dealers buy only for
immediate wants, under the expectation of
coming fall in prices. Prints have been
sold to moderate extent, spring STYLES are
in the market and excite attention. Prices
are lower. The chief activity of the mar.
ket is for spring prints. Bleached shirt
iugs and sheetings are rather lower under
an accumulation of stock. Brown goods
are steady, dull, and quiet. Ticks are in
light supply. In wooden goods, more
activity is shown in delaiues of spring
style. Prices are weak dark grounds
are the prevailing mode. A good as
sorment OF spring styles of fancy cas-
simeres is exhibiting the demand rath-
er drags, but fair amount of sales is
making to supply immediate wants. Deal
ers are afraid of stocks. BroRdcloths are
IN request. Sstinets are dull and heavy.
Army kerseys are active, as we'll as blau.
kets and fanRels for Government USE
There is very little doing in imported
goods. The receipts are very small. Man
tilla silks sell we'll. Black silks are in
steady demand. Ribbons also are active.
British dress goods are inactive. Italian
cloths are wanted. In the expectation of
a serious fall in the price of gold, buyers
defer their demands as long as possible.
Many parties think gold will soon fail be.
low 200, when foreign goods will be more
saleable-more within the reach of3 con-
sumers. Consumption generally will, how
ever, be on a smaller scale than last Spring,
as there is diminution in the resources OF
the consuming classes generally. 1t is
since last spring that prices of the uecessi.
ties of life have SO terribly advanced, and
this year landlords are all raising their
rents to Gripping extent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
Tho High Price OF Gold In Rebellion
-WhRt CAuRe8 1t.
lion &c Rlehmond sentineI, Jan. ID.

from Iue blCnLuOuu OenlnelJ JAu To-
Several accidental and temporary causes
have of late conspired to aid the panic ma
kers in approaching the price of gold. The
bill proposing to sequestrate the property
of such persons as have voluntarily left
the limits of the Confederacy has set the
friends and families of many of these upon
turning their effects into specie, with pre-
cipitstion and upon whatever terms. The
same process of conversion by the negroes,
free and slave, who have attempted flight
or been preparing for it, has been no in
considerable element in this local demand
for gold. Added to these is the increased
| demand ia the South, consequent upon the
occupation ofSavannah. The large GUAM
tity of Confederate currency held by the
citizens there, but not now available to
them, has been seeking conversion into
gold through every possible avenue of
communication; and the effect of this sud-
den necessity has been to raise the price of
specie in that quarter, The supplies here
b ing drawn from the South, the advance
there is of course at once felt in Richmond
In addition to these things, it may be
mentioned that the breakage in our com
muuicatiOus, caused by the freshets, has
interrupted the transmission of funds to
the government, and caused, for a few
oAysI au INTERRUPTION IN the meeting OF the
demands which have matured against the
Treasury. The Inconvenience Of this has
fallen upon the public ere ditors. These
various causes, in concurrence with the
miserable croaking which has dispirited The
people, have begotteu q sort of panic, sense
less, because without any adequate grounds,
yet mischievous, because tending to pro-
duce the evils which it fears
Legislation in relation to the traffic in
gold by some of the parties we have above
described, may do much good. The tenn
porary circumstances to which we have
alluded will soon pass away. If, in addi-
ton to these, our people will only consent
to be quiet and sensible, and not fly off on
stampede, like a herd of frightened buff
faloes, on every little alarm, we shall
avoid all such injurious and discreditable
exhibitions as that which we are now ma
king of ourselves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
Commissioners Sale.
In Ohaneery.
Sarah Mccormick

In Ohaprarv
David Mccormick and otherS
PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR.
Il cult Court Of Ohio County, State Of West Wiz.
Rna, made in this on the 10th dsV of January
1860, We viii sell on THURSDAY, THE I6TE DAY
Of FEBRUARY, 1885, between the hourI Of 10
O'CLOCK A. 81. and o'clock P. NJ at the front door
OF the Court House for the said Ohio County. the
following described real esta te, lying and being in
tne said Ohio County, that is say: that proptrty
L heretofore known a. the MISSOURI IRON WoRKS,
situate immediately north Of the city of Wheeling
bounced on the west by the Ohio river ON the
south In part by Jonathans Gaut, and on the north
and east BY the land of the late Hugh NIcbols de-
ceased; allo the coal lands and coal property for
merry called the GlRsshouss lots with the coal and
iotS purchased from Mccoy, and coal under the
aid NtchoP land, more full description of which
Is contained in survey Of the same made by John
lehrtSt and hled with the paperB of the aid cause
and marked B. -N
TERMS o! sALE-one.third Of the purchase
money in cash, and the remainder in three equal
iour months after the day OF safe With interest
from That day, the purchaser giving bond for the
9eierEed nstalmentsi the title to the property to
be retained a. security therefor but the purchsseT
70 nSHe tne option Of paying such portion of the
'"iiu' JAMES g. WHEAT,
DANIEL PECK,
Io4H-b0 Commissioner
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
City Property for Sale.

VIE undersigned ofHsrB for SaIe the following
i Zeal Estate In the city Of Wheeling:
faEt Of Lot No. lib, the corner OF Uuion street
13 7 tns alley leading from Union street to Market
ement at present occupied BY Peter Bonner and
Parts Of Lots No. 50 and 90, at the Corner Of Main
ana webster streets in Centre Wheeling. ON Which
y erected the the three story brick tenement1 a.
Pse stHa occupied by Hdsl Mayer and VIM. RsiB-
The Home Place Of DR.. John Ro6. d.es.,sJ yri,h
me eight contiguous Lots Of ground.
LotS 10. and z, In Square No. 8, Cknovn as the
SSG tS0H'' leo4tely west OF the Athsneum
1oSlO-a RRVERLY N. E1RP.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
The Ohio Family Journal,
PUBLISHED IN THE CITY OF


ZANESVIL OHIO.
HNHR UNDERSIGNED, INFLUENCED BY MANY
i considerations, has commenced the publication
Of . new
WEEKLY JOURNAL OF LITERATURE.
This paper will be the rival Of no other paper in
the State and not be precisely like any other paper
ohio is in some respectJ very prominent State
Of the Union; 1t is believed that the people VIII
Paper which will I'LL want they have been COM
PEELED to supply from the cites of other States.
A leading feature OF this new paper, will be the
publication fOriginal stories of which, entitled
ALVIRA,
Oh, THE ORPHAN EXILE,
copyrighted for the Journal. will be commenced
with the third number. This intensely interesting
story, comprised IN twenty five chspters,-will be
published in about half many numbers Of the
| Journal, and il equal to book OF 800 limo pages,
| costing $L25 or $3.50, which Is alone worth the
price Of the paper 1t Of course, will not appear in
THE OHIO FAMILY JOURNAL will also oontai n
other features adapted to the wants Of the Family
and the Pireside, which We cannot mention in this
brief announcement. We would say, however, to
| the public that the undersigned has an experience
will the public that he fully comprehends the
nature OF the undertaking No effort will be spared
| to make this paper deserve the patronage Of the
Sons and Daughters of the great State of Ohio. II
will contain IS columns Of matter, printed with new
and clear type, aud contain but few advertisements
The first number is issued, and specimen copie
| will be sent.
To those who have no acquaintance with tn,
Publisher, he refers them TO Hon. Aaron r. Perry
Cincinnati, Ohio, Hon. Columbus Delano, Mt. Yer
| non, and by permission, to Hon. G. Volney Dorsey
| Treasurer OF State.
Subscriptions will be received at the following
rates, and should be on hand early possible
otherwise we may not lie able to send all the bacl
| numbers.
One copy one year, (alwAys In advance, )...S2 90
Clubs of subscribers, one year."...........14O 90
do do 90 20 do do ............... "a g 60 60
| 40 70 40 do .'.'.'.........'4OOO
| JOHN T. SHRY0CK, Publisher,
| ja23-1t GAINESVILLE, 0HIo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23

THE Cabinet Organ, manufactured by
Mason 4 Hamlin, is an Improvement upon
instruments of the melodeou and harmoni-
UNI kind, and is rapidly winning its way 10
extensive circulation. To some extent it
seems to combine the capabilities of the
piano, and of previous reed Instruments;
for while it has almost the quiokness Of
action and capacity for rapid, lively music
OF the one, it adds also the better adapted.
ness to sacred and home music of the other.
Those who have become accustomed to
melodeous aud harmonious, will be charm
ed with the considerable improvements
which have been attained in the Cabinet
orgau-with its better quality and volume
Of tone, and greatly increased power of eI.
pression.-NcIs York EzauiseT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
PROPOSALS..
CLERKS oPPIoE.

-ULhhh'S UFFIUE, n"
oVERSEERs OF EHE Poor OF OAIo CouH74.
SEALED PROPOSALS for keeping the Paupers
~ at the Poor House for one year from the mt
day OF April, 1855, will be received until SATIJR
DAY, JANUARY 81, 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. n. said
proposals must specify the amount per week for
E1Seping adultS and for children under the age OF
10 years, (nurSing children 0xcluded)
Inc person who may be appointed As Steward to
me Poor House will be required to furnish to the
Of good and wholesome food, and to vhitevSsh M
POOR House, rooms and fences at least twice yeNr
and to keep the same in proper order natural wear
and excepted, and TO enter into bond with good
security conditioned for the faithful dlschsTgs of
the duties Of his appointment. "a
ero W s,o,,-, A. s. TODD, President.
0EO. W. SA9ATSp OleTk. fRl2-dkvtd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23

Calhoun counties, we're gotten up oY inc
defeteda candidate for the n SaS heen
such was not the case as
admitted by Mr.. Cox himself ID. sus.
NJ Cox remarked that he asA gonse AZ
pension of the judgment of the a0uS false,
he expected to prove all the cnS rssoIn,iop
M. McGrew offered joint tesolu InSe :
whih was adopted, that the Two OLHn Eab1
proceed on Thursday, the 2na gay " ~
ruarI, to elect State Superlnteuue .nb;ch
Public Schools, to fill the vacancy Wy" nv
will ,ccur on the 3rd day OF MsfG9 1 w.:
the expiration of the term OF W. H. " nt'''
Esq. ,ho Hopss ad-
iound.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
PROPOSALS.
oLERK,s oPP1oE,

ovERsRRs OF THB POoR OF ONO COUNTY.
GEALED PROPOSALS, from Physicians. will ba
~ received until SATURDAY, JANUA by 81 1883.
Tor rendering Medical attention and furnishing ths
necessary Medicines for the paupsrB at the Poor
House, and Also for attending such poor as may be
uhoer tne charge OF the different 0Versesrs in the
several townships OF the county and furnshine The
nsseessary hediciAeI for one year nom April isE
the township or townships bid for, Bids NAV be
made for one or more or all of the Townships bid
for, but for the Poor House separately,
GEO. W. SIGHTS, CLERK. . AOOO is1 Te1SaSnt;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
OIL LANDS.

w I THOMPSON 1 CO., 20 STATE STREET,
w SOsLONi MAss., are agents for the pur-
ana eGIe OF Petroleum Lands and offer their
70 tnoSa who deaire to diSpose Of such prop
Stae1 IN tpe new York and Boston markstS or to
SEgAnisS stock Companies. Correspondence upon
me subject Y invited Prof VIM. Denton Mining
SeologtsL we'll known In the oil region viii cam
me And report upon properties placed IN our hand
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice..

samuel Il; B. Carter VS.. W. I. RobinGOn.) In
TRllAnt 4 Delaplain same defendant.
Same plaintiffs Hame defendant. Chaucery.
RF VIRTUE Of decree of the Circuit Court Of
~ Ohio county, made on the day Of December,
D. 1864, in the foregoing cases, It was ordered,
with the consent 1.-THE nter-pleader, James H Rob-
lnson that the said causeI be referred to of the
commissioners ofthiS Court to ascertan and report
the prerties Of the deed Of trust petit
tion OF the interpleader, James II. Robinson, and
tne several attachments in said causes and that he
further ascertain and report the amount of the lien
OF the said deed OF trust whether at the dates Of the
attachments respectively OF subsequent thereto, and
that he give due notice to all parties according to
law Of his proceeding under this order.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
CITY Election.

RIO BE Held ON MONDAY, 2Sd instant, Ut be-
ing the fourth Monday in January,) for Mayor,
CLERK, Treasurer City Sergeant, Superintendent Of
Water Works Street Commissioner and Wharf
Master; also for Councilman, Aldermen School Com.
missioners and school Trustees, for the different
Wards, as follows, viz:
member for First branch Of Council, four members
for secoud Brsue of Council, one Alderman, one
School Commisso ler, two School Trustees.
SECOND WARI-4t the City Hall therein-for one
member for First Branch of Council, two members
for Second Branch of Council, one Alderman, one
School Commissioner, two school Trustees.
Der for First Branch OF Council, four members for
Second Branch Of Council, one Alderman, School
Commissioners, one School Trustee.
FoURFa WARp-at the Hose House therein-fOr
one member for First Branch of Council, i've mem.
| bers for Second Branch Of Council, one Alderman,
one School Commissioner, two School Trustees.
FIFTH WARD-in the north room in the said Ward
Public School-ior one member of Council for First
Branch, four members OF Council for Second Branch
| one Alderman. One School Commissioner and two
School Trustees In connection with the Sixth Ward,
| they two composing one district.
SIKH WARD-at the room southeast corner Of
Ohapline and FIRST Btreets-for one member oil
Council for FIRST Branch, three members Of Council
/ for Second Branch, one Alderman. One School Dom.
missioner and two School TruItee1 in connection
with the Fifth Ward, they two composing one dis
trict.
sEvKSrH WARD-in the room formerly occupied
| by y. Luken in said Ward-for one member of COun
| Gil for First pranch, one member Of Council fol
Second Branch, one Alderman, one School Commits
aioner, two School Trustees.
The Mayor has appointed the following persons a
Superintendent of Election in the different Wards
First Ward-0lark Hanes and Hiram Young.
Second Ward-Wm. Ii. BerryhiLl and T. P. Shall
| cross.
| Third Ward-Robert Morrison and John Bayha
Fourth WaId-James Launder and John Downs.
Fifth Ward-M. B. Reed and Won Carnahsn.
Sixth Wsrd-John Cloudy and Alex. Cecil.
Seventh Ward-John Mcclure and Jacob Berger
| jal7-te ]. IRWIN, Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23

A RELIET.-Yon are troubled with had
breath; itaunoys your friends and acousip.
tsness, as well as Yourself You would like
70 Set tia OF 1t, but scarcely know what
me. heaoS 70 adopt We will tell you. Use
SUI oeautliy your teeth, and leave your
o oSt.. pure and sweet. Sold by Drug
A"' ia23-3teod
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23

We like the tone OF the resolutions re-
ported from the Missouri Convention this
morning. The pernicious heregies of the
states rights school received therein a
specimen of the blows that await them in
every quarter of this country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
UNION TICKET.

- SUPETTTGTpENT W. Wis., AMES 64 SS6
sFREKT ConusaIoHER lS h1o DC 1ISa
wharf MLsrKR.........' .JOS' AOlA0A -
FEST WARD.
couNu1-Piryt Brsuch-Tbos. II. Logon. seGGnu
,aDCb"uanrv x List, Elijah Day. VIM. Ooulns'
Is'ao Ho,tS School ommisIloner-Samuel Irwin
School TTnstees-T B. Connolly, Henry o. Cotts' q
srooHD WARD.
oeuym-Pirst Brsnch--J. L. shhe. second
RrancbNJ. A. Armstrong, Thos. z. Beams Alder
c1oor1a 6nIty, School CommlhdonerS-John
RiShop. se5ool Trastse-J. E. Wilson.
THIRD WARD.
oouNcT1-First BIsnCh-Sam'l LAughlin. Seeona
Brauch-James BOdley, A. B. Caldwell, L: d. u
IIams. Isaiah Warren. Aderman-A. N: Johnson
School Commissionsr-J. O. Orr. School Trustees
G. K. Wheat, ". B. Simpson.
FOURTH WARD.
CouKc1-First Brsnch-Alex- La9ghLn: seo1no
n n PaFka Gso Robinson. AldSrmAu-G Bulger.
School Commissioner-John Reed. School Trustees
%. ]. Crawford, James Launder.
CouNc1I-First Branch-D. Lamb, second BEancL
r Pratt W. D. Lewis Jas. Reed, b. Z. AnoFeLh
| Aldermau-J, o, McMAnnAWay. school Commh
| sioner-A. G. Robinson. School TruStees-Jonr
SIXTH WARD.
| Courcr,-Fir.t Brapch-M, W. EchoIs- Second
Branch-James Wilson, Isaac Cloudy, JACOB snlder
| School Commisdoner-A. G. Robinson. School TruE
| tees-John Cloudy, Il Wallace.
sEvNTH WARD.
CoUNCI1-First Branch-T. ]. Blair. Second Brancl
John PreW School Oommissioner-J' +. Hop
kins. School Trustees-Dr. J. Il. Connolly, II.
| MORGAN. dec29-te
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23

No morning train will go out on the
Baltimore road for several days to come.
The mail will be sent on the night train.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23

WE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM OUR FRIENDS
w and the public in general that we are COM
mencing from this day to sell Winter Goods at cost
and less than cost to make room for a large and
extensive Spring Trade.
We, therefore, respectfully invite all cash buyers
either wholesale RETAIL 10 call soon and examine
oul stock, which in quantity, quality and reduced
prices HurpAsseS any in this city in our Iine
Please call soon at Nos. 81 and IS Main street,
ja2O JOHN RoEMER L CO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
COMMISSIONERS opR1oE.

Wheeling, West Va, Jan 4th, 1865
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties interested
that have fixed on Monday, the 9th day OF Pebru-
airy, A. D. 1885, betAeen the hours Of 10 O'Clock
4: n. and o'clock P. NJ, as the time, and my Law
once In said city as the place, when and where
anal proceed to ASCERTAIN and settle the matters
and things in said decree required.
GIBSON L. ORANMER
JRb-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23

EMBRACING 1903 PACKAGES OF THE MOST
u desirable brands ever offered at Auction In
S25 Cases York and Everett CottonAdeS.
$50 Gases Blue, oxford, Bro. and Cadet Kentucky
Jeans.
40 Cases AndrOscOggin, Lewiston, and Bates Cor
IS Gases Apron and Furniture Checks.
20 Cases Lancaster and Roanoke GinRhams.
los Gases IL and "A WilliAmsville, jamestown,
Hope, Backbone, Red Bank and other desirable
makes.
81 Gases 81, lo-4, and la Blob. and Bro. Pep
persIl LippItt and Union Sheetings.
SO Bales "A Laconia, Pepperell, New Market,
Lyman, James, Dwight and Washington Bro. Sheet
ings.
mouth, Park and Lancaster heavy brown sheetings.
so Bales Bro. Drills. ..I...
45 Bales Tickings
IS Gases Nader Prints.
200 Bales Blue and Bro. DenimS.
100 Bales Stripes.
Mr. ReaIor desires 70 call the particular attention
Of the trade to this SALE as it will comprise the
most desirable makes OF STAPLE COTTON GOODS,
and will be the largest Offering, with exception,
ever made in this country. The Goods are all in
order and original packages.
fa3l-6t-i c p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
RET URNs OF THE VOTE.

We ask our friends at the various voting
precincts to assist US as much as possible
in securing early and full returns of the
result to day. Full copies of the entire
list, as well for Ward as for City officers,
are desired.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
MARRIED,

onrhursdAy evening, January lgsn, Nc W. n,
Ti1to Miss IIzTIS s. BEowE, all Of this city. n.
At the same place and time, By t Ps S1 ~ ME-;
VIZ. II. HEHNEGAN, OF PittsDuIBu' R1
HoLuE A. BROWN, OF this city
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
OFFER ED.

NoH A REASONABLE confederation
f1kACIIOB OF MEDICINE that Welded IsSt
yeAr ABOVE Three Thousand Dollars land can r. a. ;
SEease9 in the city Of Whe0ling Applcatio rI,at
t n mage within thirty days Satisfactory IN
care McLain Brotbsy. NJ 80 - %
ington Hall, Wheeling, ". We. fSj9 " ,SSn-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
JOHN RoHMER. HESRz RoEMER. HERMAN RoEu1R, yR
Co-Partnership.

WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH US
w in the Bry Goods business Herman Roemer,
Jr+ the arm name the same as before.
JOHN R0EMER / co.
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B. q. ~
SIGN OF THE BIG BLACK BOOT.
ROBINSON & BALL,

MAIN sT, CORNER MARKET ALLEY,
Re receiving goods daily in addition to the large
"A and well assorted FALL and WINTER STOCK
laid In early in the season. They are determined to
keep their stock Of eastern goods complete, 80 az
not to fail to suit any one giving them call. Buy
ing for CASH exclusivey, and from the largest and
best manufacturing houses, they otfer superior
Inducements to cash buyers
They also continue the manufacture of Boots,
Shoes and Caters, more extensive scale than
ever, being now enabled by the assistance of FIRST
class workmen and by using the best material, to
furnish goods unsurpassed in style, superior in quail
ttys and warranted to 1T at as low prices as any
other Establishment in this city. dec8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
House for Sale

A NICE WSll-built two story b,;,,- 49,.
teFI bath room, stable, carriage hoT..s ~. ~
66Suse' ga within three minutes vail 81 r. rS s
III EoIsesslon given on the LIST OF Anil -
L. Apd terms easy. II not SoId before Iii
s y ~ % rented. A. o. PARTRIDGE. = =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
For Sale.

ONE portable ssw Nil, 81 inch u,J,. M g.. :,
betting suitable for mill 10 good oTd.r 10 0
IsSsiS' ADDRESS LEWIS POPE
HAH0nton, JsR, 90. Ohio
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
TWenty-Ninth Annual ReDOrt

.OF THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
" " the City of Wheeling, W. Va, January 1St,
Balance in Treasury January
l, ......................$5,47 2 90
Balance in Sinking Fund.........32S7 81 81
Balance In Trust Fund........ $3.50 56-44,1 s3 II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
ja2l-st

For Sale,
en- MI. IARA situated IN Belmont Co., Ohio,
~ ~ 3iies nom bridgeport and one mile T-oSn
me turnpike, containing hity-sx acfeT viii .h,on
T I1Se o. coal two good dwelling houses and va.
a. jo SI INIT g For further particulars enouiTs
Nichols on the premises. oF S; oSa W.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
Business Nntinn

Business Notice.
aAEE disposed Of my stock Of Groceries Vy,r.,
so,tjr+a % @ my son, John Reid Jr who viii
street, opposite B. o. 3. 3. !" main
JOHN REID. =.
WING purchased the stock OF Groeay,s, yv,..-
~ and Liquors rom my father, viii c6n,i tnss
business At No 10 Main street. and opiS aoII;e
: H0etal AhAre OF the public patronage. ''ii'4'
Wheeling, Dec. 81, 1861. John RE ID 5E.
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