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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-13
NBw YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE Herald CORES.

NBw YoRK, FEB. 1.-THE Herald cores.
pondent iu front of Richmond, the 9Th,
says there are renewed indications of the
evacuation of Richmond, and it is believed
the rebels contemplate concentration in
North Carolina for the grand final struggle
at an early day. II is known that rebel
troops, among them Breckiuridge's old
command, Of E4rly's corps, are moving
from the valley. though it is, at this wri
ting. not wholly OWNED whittier they go.
WIckham's brigade of cavalry had ar
rived in Richmond within few days.
Herald correspondence of the 9th,
says the inclement weather had su5sided,
aud the brigade surgeons report no men aa
having become disabled by the storm, and
also says it is now defoitely settled that
the line now occupied, covering Hatcher's
Run, is to be permanently held.
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ship-OWner,s ConYention.

DETROIT, Feb. l0.-The vessel owners
convention concluded it's session to day.
The committee's report was adopted.
The report embraces great numbers Of
letters perEaiuing to lake commerce.
The organic alton known as the Ship
Owners Association of the Northern Lakes
will hold their next annual meeting 10 Buf
falo. An executive committee were ap
pointed with power to convene during the
season, if necessary, for regulating prices,
freight, &C., with instructions to report at
the next meeting of the association.
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PkOPssALS7O { /! RllR k9E.
CHIEF QUARTERLY RAIAsEERPs 6Fff6h 81
DEPAKTNENT OF WBsR VIRGIHiA,
CuNRERLANn. nip Nnin1nllar 18Th 1Rfl


CUMBERLAND, mD, NOtalh66r 1sIh, 1854, Il
g sALED PROPOSALS in. .tripIicate sre invited by
~ the undeFSlgned tor supplying the Quarter
masters Department In the department Of West
West virginia, and GAilipOlis, Ohio and the Se7e-
raj OeP0ts "a the line Of Ene Baltimore and Ohio
Greek, Cumberland, MaTTinsburg, HarBer's FerFT
or either OF these places, with Hay, oorn oats end
Bids Etbe received for the delivery Of three tbou
sand $4,000 bushels of Corn or Oats and nfty (60l
tons Of Hay or Straw and upwards, and must be 40.
cum3 Aaied By . copy Of this advertisements. i-G
Bidders must state ct which of the above named
points they propose to make deliveries, and the
rates at which they viii make deliveries thereat
the quantities each article proposed to be deIiv
cred, the time when said delivery shall be COM
meaced add when to be completed. = -
Corn 70 be put up in good strong sacks, HAY and
Oats 10 be securely baled. 80 .
An articles offered under the bids herein invited
Will be subject 70 "a rigid inspection by Govern.
nnent Inspector, before being accepted.
ConGfaeta will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidder, a. the interests OF
the Government may require.
No bids will be considered from parties who have
failed heretofore to comply With their contracts.
All proposals uust be accompanied by S0aEan-
y, signed BY two responble persons. th A. Id case
the bid Is accepted, he they will within the time
named execute the contract for the same with ood
and sufficient Sureties in sum equal in amount to
the amount Of she contracts TO deliver forage pro-
posed, in conformity with the terms of this adver-
tisement, and IN bidder Ihall fail to enter in
TO the contract they make good the difference be-
tween the offer Of said bidder aud the next lowest
may be awarded. - - -
The responsibility Of the gusrantorG must be shown
By the oeiAl certificate OF United States District
Judge or Attorney Collector of Customs, or other
Government official, known by this Office. .-rT-T7-
All parties will be duly notifed of the acceptance
or rejection of their proposals.. e So II -
All proposals muAt be made in Duplicate and bo
accompanied With the oath Of allegiance Of the par
y or parties Unleas it has already been placed on
6e in this office.
The fuil uarne aud post ONCE address Of each bid
der must be written in the proposal.
FroPoSais must b. addressed 10 Captain G. Farms
worth, Chief QuartsrmaSter Department Of Weat
virginia, Cumberland, Nd, and marked proposals
Blank forms of bids, guarantees and bonds may
be obtained on application to thiS ofdce.
All proposals received under this advertisement
NESDAY and SATURDAY of each week at IL III.
BdderH are respectfully invited be present at the
opening OF bids, If they desire ,.s -.y.g "a
- j. G. 'PARNSWoRTH, - ~
Captain and Chief Quartermaater
uecLE-tt q p Department Of West Virginia.
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New YORK. Feb. 1.-THE Worlds Wash
iugtou special says peace has been con.
cluded between Spain aud Peru.
Gen. Grierson is in Washington.
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NEw YOak, Feb. 12.-Gold opened at
2os3, closed at 2o7}.
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HonoR TO WHoM HONOR Is pUE.

It's all very proper to give honor to men
who have been wounded in action; but the
stress that outside of the army is uniform
ly laid on the how of blood as the unfailing
test of valor, shows similar Ignorance of
the real lhsEdships of war and the work of
soldier, in the community at large, as
exists as to the pay of officers aud as to
the class of men fitted to carry on the lite
struggle of free people. Scores OF men
are wounded because of their coWardice
aud rsfusaI9 10 keep their place ut the
extrema front In many picket skirmish,
or during an advance of some pCr.ion of
the army of the james, within the past
eight months, more meu have been wouod-
ed ct the rear of the line of battle or Of
tie skiFmish line, than in it. 81 .5...s
It has been not the rarest thing in the
world for a soldier to wound himself slight
ly to get out of a fight, and wounds from
the accidental discharge of man's.own
piece have often helped to swell the list of
casualties. Hence, it is by 20 means sure
that wounded man showed himselfbraver
than his comrades, to receive bullet
through his skin. Some men at home have
been doing large business as heroes on
the capital of an early and very slight
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NJ vI0LEln1 s1aIse!Ea D Eal HlAD.

No vroIEHF sYR1NsINa OF 7HE HEAD.
THE SENSE OF TIssI AND SKILL REsroR1D.
For centuries Catarrh has deaed the skill OF phys
icians and surgeons. No medical work contains a
prescription THAT viii eradicate It. Nothing save
DR.. GoOdale's Remedy wifi break it up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease and preclu-
ding the possibility ofa relapse.
No form OF Catarrh can Withstand Its searching
power and no mode Of treatment ever afforded such
immediate relief gave such universal satisfaction
1t penetIateS to the very geatS Of this disease and
extermihateBit, root and branch FOR ever.
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
HAY, RosR, AND PERIODIC Oar IRRH.-Dr. R. Good.
ales Catarrh Remedy and mode Of treatment not
only affords the greatest relief In every variety d
Catarr, but It sxtingnikheS thedl5eass 5foteV6f n
all its types and stages. Every one speaks well Of It.
Price 81 90 per Bottle. Send astAmp for DR. Good
ale's New Pamphlet on oRtarEh,,it perfect mode ~
treatment, and rapid cure. Information of pFfGss
loss value-Send or call at once.
NosToN& Co., Sole Agents, IS Bleecker. Gti,j 3.
-E9gEPOt Gale by IT, .sb0aAN 4 90, ldha 10.
GAN, LIST Co, Wheeling.
noV2S. Jd&W
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1865. TRADE OF 1865.
LIST, MORRISON & co.
w holesale Grocers,
PRODUCE DEALERs.

HENRY K. LIST,
JoHRLISR, --y Y8 u so Main ST.,
9saJ. DsSsaPSGTs 'Haai WHKiLtNe. n. IA.
yNTE DEEERH To- CALI, rus AIEgNTTOR or
1he trade t6 our no lSuaIly large a1d we'll
~; NE ,ff S tsS ~ sB2ESd e
tFausfcting IIiIsn beiUG equal to aLy hoo in
the city, we hope TO offer nduc to the ira
and esneclally to O-osE BUYERS, SHORT TIME
and GA H MEN.
Particular attention will be paid to orders. and
goods ld Invoices will promptly de1p tchsd,
We confidently expect the contiauOd patronaHs of
our old custom I'd solicit call from those Who
have never urIhaS Sed from u4
We ask a tention to the list Of leading ArtIclea
enumerated below.
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M. MENDEfiSoN.s, 81 =

Q"7n nAamONTHI-I want AEeuts l6Vbry-
R " where, at $40 . month, eEpengeS paid, to
sell FrETRES ARTICLEs, the best selling eVsr offered
Full particulars RRER. Address, ~ % f-9" '
49,. G.n i1sila. 90 0TISAE. GARBEpip'
dec5-amdhwS BiddeSoFd Maine,
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- AND MODE 6F TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.
: GUNS HAE, Ross AND PEh1OD1o oATARRH.

8 CATARRH IN ALL ITS TTPHs AND STAGES
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II oURIs oATARRH, AND AviETs oOSsUxplros..
IT EoUREsoATARRH, AID PAIN IN 7HE TEnPGEs Dots
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-13

100 g BAGS qgoIoE RE COFFEE.
100 Boxes Hummeps Essence Coffee.
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1000 BARREL KANAWHA SALT,
Dairy Salt, PIttsburgh Salt.

COTTON YARN, COTTON BATTING,
CSndlewick, Cotton and Linen TWine.
MACKEREL, Nos /, and 3, in barrels and
half barrels.
Lake Herring, White Piah
Scotch Herr ng.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-13

400 BARRELS HAREMEG ERs AND OTHER
standard brands SYKUP :
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100 Boxes and Half Boxes Dark Tobacco, 81
....H los and 12g.
26 Butte Light Tobacco, 11SSs Vud PS:
so CaIdies Dark Tobacco, rs.
- so '' Light Tobacco, r. and los.
200 Navy Tobacco, TG.
rs Barrels Smoking Tobacco.
100 0JO Wheeling 5LOgas Cigars
5000 Choice German
25 Kegs Gedge's twist Tobacoo
100 Boxes CARROTS Pack SnuR.
10 Barrels Garrett's sIAdder SnuR
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as HHDs. NEW oRLEANs SUGAR,
so '' Porto Rio
1OJ Barrels Refined
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1Sernti1Ofee.

j WaibiuatOu; s. San. 6Oraee gGretlsp
tele9tapbirt JoIsenpeS :: @8 ideirt ni6t, baB
t~ariessminiiter Stu1tUn ii6 jrgenopie in8I0irs
DtHilioni mad &i6mono eingenil6t nod bieIsl.
he rerbiubert bubs. 'gu9 bat Der 8rdlieent
'es ni6t 9etbun 10 rpiel lift setptb.s 9ab AH(dir
lniGt rnd 8i6mpno1 ging, fam tpeoer Dem Sen.
Grant llp6 irgens einetn Mitgieoe Der 9ieoiez
rung sur- 2ait gelegt iperoen. 90 ipeit, umsoerz
ltlben @ere6tisfeit tpioerlobren sr laIIen. @eis
tere unb: intere1ante Gntblllnngen9 npiilmf ibre
d3eit abfparten. d lOt MnIpielung ses Setrn
tr .iber Oieie Slnselegenb.it im 9ait8
.nludte, :tuurfe ibnrh ba5 8artei, Geihwdb iiber
W3e9er9 @benbGrtigteit" ~entiteltt, idien ieOp6
leinen aufri6ttgen 8uaih JanSuoeuten, irgefto
etnen 8eriu6 sur t0erbeifubrun8 zines .ebren@
ppuen SreoenS unterftiSen gu ippllen. sH
af Ed lie sc a d tsb;eS,4l u, nj D 8s@ Is
III bl 6 i'm 81 o tho arm in a t6Rtlen
SeIer aus nahfolgenoep Siele zines gra
tltelS Der 19G.cgG. lSimesH ermeiien. Nerll
ein 9latt 2es hprt bereit5 3ipa9en BARI in folder
9WeiIe lber3o bic 9espptenwirtbIdeft Der 3id=
|monoer 9Wfa4tbuber oe1 Stab 81 bre6en, nlub
eS Coratsli6tIi6 baG0 nit Der gon3en 6errz
li6tett Dieter &errOriiten Banoei pOrbei Elm,
9'e bstreHenoeT SteIIe Idutet; q u ,tsro4i ="
asl Scr i'm Nnsug befinbli6el Sturm in &oroz
Carolina. - Mir baben suten Sru,o St elaus
ben, bab i'm Snnern bteles States nenoiib Der
Sturta ltdjiu erbeben ~beSinnt, tuetGeri bn in
&utaem aus Den &Iauen beg srauiamena 9ess
potismus Der lNi6n.Dnber Madtbaber erI6ien
mitb. 3tadttinSe itrGmen in UiuFe berbet uno
fei ale iaeen Die sleiGel gr5dblang Der 2eiben
uno rber aIritutb, Der srauiumiteH llnterorlfs
nng unb Gpranhei Der, pel6e is ieit Der 9errs
i6aft ierler llnsebeuer in Electromagnetic i'm
alien &Dm, @uliaaIa unO 0ero, auf einent 8Dlte
geiaftet bat. Gin She'll bieisr 5lidtlinge iudt
cine .3uflsdtsitdtte int 9lproen, unoerc iino
BillenS, bel uns gu bIeibet uno ibre 3eit ubsu<
rOurten. Glte dobcr iino reinig inoibren gers
tOilni@unsen Der perrudteu !6erri6uft beS Self.
Sopis nno ieiner perbreherii6eH Gumpane.
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8eoeutenoe superintendent Ilno eber
i'm @an9e uno lafen auf elm bdlDi9es 3uidms
nentreffen nit benz Seinoe lhlieBen. (9Geitere
Details barber Su seben, mare iebt unttug.)
9ld9 Oct Nrmee@G crreiponoens Der vN. y.
Sribune" mare Der 9ntd Gdps&anal ais Elm
pOntOmmen seIunqenes l~lnternebmen gu te=
tranten; burd cine 9raBmai61ne, iaat tie,
tperOe er pUIencs l9nea in 6tonO geiest per-
ben uno oas @aIer iei ldun iest in ibm 16
SUP ttef. ,.
Sn 8etreff peS StreiiSugS Der @enerdle
StUueman, 8urbrioge unb @iaetn in QfsSen1
n Zee uno Slbneits8irginien erfdbrt man nod,
oaB ie neben ben 8leiminen .luno Salinen so.
@ieBereten, 100 0leilen @iienbabn IS Soto
mptiuen, 200 Gilenbabntpagen uno cine D}en9e
oEoeres Neutrality-suspicious. ;erit6rten, piele
Hebelen@SpIra gefan9en ndbn1er ilto 20
GeldIse erbeuteten. sJe..a
Sine beoeutenbs Yan3erfotte lit ieBt Bel
Gbarleftpn inter Npm 9dlgren conceattirt,
un1 nit Sherman se9cn bieien 8Ius 5a coOpe.
riren. Son Savannah loIlen oieIe 2anotruppen
9egen @borleiton abgeganaen ieiu. 9to6 elmer
2esart piroe ~ibri9enS Sherman iuerit Au9uita
nebnen uuc ert pOn bort brett ge9en Gbarle-
itpn Operiren. asf a@s
Commander Collins porny rWaduietts" 1T
na9 BuibinstOn beOroert, I'M lusgen Der .8egs
nobme Der nSlorioa" prOjeiIirt gu werOen. Den
&ppi miro es ibrt pobI nidt ~tofter; nenn 6err
Wafrn, benz pe9en s%erielbeu Nffaire oas @cns
Iulat in Bahia entiosea tOurOe, bat bereit5 Elm
reues GpuiuIdt in CANADA erbaIten.
go@ Der 8ebauptuns oes Dem Self. 9uris
fetnOIi6en .9tidmOnO Graminer" bate Self rem
Nrtitel i'm r9iibmonb Sentinel, " Der eber auf
unterUerfun8 Oes SioenS inter englii6s ooer
fran36li6e Oberberri6oft ais ouf llnterperfung
inter Die Union crin9t, ieIbit 9eidrieben, Ser.
nGraminer" Uerb6bHt ben Self pesen ieines
pantheon Shines" i
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@pnpernenrs. 8ptfhaft.
GcrtIesuus.)
0as BTentIidoe sefem.

Nnoere 9beile Der Contribution, pel6e Sbre
b~eionoere Sbdti9teit beaniprudeu, perben obne
3peifel Sbre Nufmertiamteit erregen, oenn
einige ~berlelben lIno, ineiner Nnliht na6, 10
pidtia, ous e8 meme gflidt lit, Gle nod lpe,
aieQ barauf dufmertiam ST MAIDEN. Geiner
oe,ielben aber lit tpidtiger; als Der besielin
beS DIfentli6en unterri1ts uno ib betrl6te es
ais einen belonoeren Sorti6ritt, oab elm linz
ternebmen, nel6es 10 lan9e uniere benfenoeft
Burger bel6dfti9t bat, iOlde5 innises 3ulams
menpirten erSeugt uno nahoeu in peri6leoenen
9eIeBgebenben 8~eriammllnsen oaIelbe beiprps
9en wuroe, rpirO eS enoli6 auf elmer 70 liberia
len Boli8 eingefabrt, eaB es Grfelg peripribt.
g 9ie Steuer ppn 10 Gents auf bunoert 9cIlars,
pel6e Sic gum 8elten Der 6reii6ulsn bes
StaateS ouf5uerle9en bdben uno Die peitere
Steuer pom 5 @t8. ouf oieielbe Sumtlle Iur
pertlanente ieiloS pir6 un8 Dbne 53weiiA, obs
elei6 tie pie ale neue Steuern Man9em en-
erldeno I6einen, an Gnbe Elm b~e1Ieres Yrds
MUM sepdbren, aIs irgeno cine Steuer, Die
mir ie beaablten.
Ob9lei6 mir Die eur@ Die Contribution ppps
9elhrlebene 3eit sur Grnennung zines General
superintendent fir DIfenttiheu unterri6t
ettpas tdr9li6 Suget1eiIen mar, 10 babe ib bob
no6 rneinem @ra6ten eiren Wann aefuroen,
pelGer fir Oieie STEELE feb b%elonbers quuIiRsirt.
Serlelbe bat bereitS Nur6 perl6nlt6e 8erbinz
nunger nit ben 9utoritdteu onoerer 6taoten
Snformationen iIber icine Bhidten .uno ilber
oa8 S6ulpeien i'm NQsemeinen eingeSraen uno
eeorudte 3irtrlare limb bsreitS an bic 2pculs
S6ul= Snlpettoren in BEN Counties abeel6tdt
pprOen nno baIo miro er ~biefelben peri6nli6
j beiu6en. Gr lat Sbnen nab ben 8eitimmunz
gen Der neuen Contribution so Sage na6 bent
s. 8eeirn Sbrer s6ibun9 elm eini6rmiseS Spiten
Der 6reii6ulen pUrgaIegen urO DbgIei6 bic ibml
sn9eme1ene 53eit furj iit, 70 speifIe i'd ntdt
ooran, oub er sur beitimmtett Belt Sbnen ben
betrefenoen 8eri6t oOrleeen miro.
SafdnSe bes Staatsf@ates.
Sin !6inblid auF ben 8eri6t bes S6abamt>
enntrCaeurS, iber bic Operatipnen bieIes See
porteu1entS i'm perlohenen Sab, piro. aei9en,
oaB unlere 6lnOusuftdnce ncb bll6enb iino
uno ooB, tpsnn ni6t eie 8cuntpforoerunaen 10
pieI peri6lun9en, uniere Gtnnobmen binrei6enb
eeneien tpdren, obne birette 8eItensrrro uniere
8erpfiAtun9en 5a eeden 1
Die Geiammteintlnfte in benz nit benz 80.
6eptbr. D. s. enOenOen 6iScaliabr betruaer
$2,238,302.47 uno penn mir nDr Sielei
Sumnte Die ppn Der lesten @eneralperfamn
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Emancipation in Gelamare.

GouU. Cannon bat in ieiner SabresbptIdaft
an bic 2egi8latur 9elapare'S pom 9leuen bic
Emancipation en,pfOhfen. Gt p~erlpeilt pieber
bolt oarauf bin, baB 8elatpare iett pon alien
Seiten BON freieu Staten um9eben lei, unO bic
StIaperei im State ia oo6 nur n~On1inel eritire
uuO es idpn oaS eisene SSnterefIe sebiete, ben
Staut 5u einem 5reiitaut gu MAIDEN. 9rob ar
Dieien 8emIbunsen oes paderen @puperneurs,
1T pcrerit feline 9Ofnune ba, OaB Die 2sgislas
tur irgeno welde s9ritte in Oieier 9inii6t tbun
miro, oa fe burd uno our9 bemctratii@ lit.
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'Geiegra{oi,! $,e 1SaeDrtdDten.
&c 0Ia8we0felnu9 pom @efanaenen.
Efr}Nfgi IE4 rfr WaliIrntrt qpeaer.

JortMOuroe, 6. San. 9it Nusre68s
lung BON @efan9enen pirO pieOer oufg.nuns.
men. Col. s. DluIfOro fam geitern BON Dalbs
in9tcn bier an uno fubr beute auf benz 8arla>
wentdr>D ampfer nglew OOrt" nab 8arina
am Same8HuB NIT unQeIdbr 50 8ebeqensOfRz
3iere, uleilt Bunodr;te.
Gin 9efdbri6cr Suoot>Sturm ipsbte bier
ben 0an3en TQq.
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Npnt SGhnu9.

0ew,OOrt, z. San. Ser 9ompier
v@OIoen 9tale," BON @restOpn am 20. 9ej.
ab8efabren, lief beute bier elm. St bra6te 600
8aiia9iere.2r1 s..-caJ -.-
Oberlt 8ulflep uro 8eqleitung opn Der ruis
fil6en Sele9rapbens expedition batter GreptOmu
fiber erreiht. Sic iino ouf benz 8sge nod Gae
Iifprnien. F. %
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8leibt nod su aoblen ...s. $764,7

9ieIe Iebtere Summe 1T Our6 bic felt Dem H.
9esbr. senlaGten .3ublunsen na4 benz 8eri6t
beg S6osmeiiters auf 100000 iuiammense'
i6mcl3en, bod i'd CLAUDE, bas bic gu 3ablungen
unter Der 8cuntp=glft perlansten Sumrten
sbise Summe nidt pieL, hpielei6t gar ri6t
dbsriteisen Ino teine tpeitere .GnIeibt n5tbig
ma&eu. SD nebme nattrIi6 bel bieier @aIs
~culotiUn an, OoB eie" jdbrlide 8elteuerung BON
10 Ste. auf 800, pelhe burd bas 9ountpz
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Gii0lid)e Neatafcittn.
gseMeres Don sapennaa nne Wid,mpnb. .

pom Dem Sub Der Gen
rdte Sorref uno 5000.
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@OlSaus fubr.

New>Oprt, 4 9an. 0te Oampfer
SdrOnia," pGtua," r@rie" uno yGitp Of
Sublin" lege(ten beute; ie nabmeu cine balbe
WtIuiOn Specie nit na4 Gurrpa.
Sin i6werer NOrpwtf IT. Sturm nit S9nee
ipitbet bier. ID
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1eIU. 3 ! atattEEf am &iHaf .1aseE - sEsaEIr1 ~
anpsifufs an GbgntD' uno Stuots g. '5s1 oa
s8eb6roen, nm mOnatlide 8aars 7a as$s ~
ssblun9en III $500 Sreiwitige @5 ,,,Bs.I ID
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@eIcmarst.

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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
Probate Notice.

nNHE following accounts have boon fIed
Il 10 tho Probate Court of Geauga Coun.
ty, Ohio, for settlement, viz:
FINAL ACCOUNTS
Adm'r OF Estate of Lafayette Benson decd
-, Reuben l. Henry,
Guardian of Clemon Dixon.
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
admir- of Estato OF Ezra NJ. Baker, decd.
" 4" Amor Moore,
Ext Ann sadler,
Guardian'of Levi e. Rose.
Lee @. Moore.
., Charles +. Russell.
Said accounts will stand for hearing iu
said Court, at the Probate Office in Char.
don. on the 25th day of Msrch, A. d.
1866, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, until which time
all persons interested may except.
M. O. CANFIELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon, March 3, 1865. 79O.-3w.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
LEGAL NOTICE,

A SAIIEL MORSE, of the State of Illinois,
"A John +. Morse ond Helen c Morse ofthe State
OF Wisconsin; Horace w; Morse, of the State OF
Iowa; Eun:ce Morse, Edward Morse, Amos
Morse, Albert Morse. Cassius w. Morse, of the
State of illinois; and Henry Benedict, OF The
State Of Connecticut, will take notice Tint james
| Hill did, on tho 9ih day Of March, 1868, file his
| petition in the Court of Common Plcas within
| ana Tor the County OF Geauga in the State of
Ohio, against them and others named in sa id pcli-
| tion, Defendants setting forth in substance that
said Defendant, Horace w. Morse, on The 23th
day OF January, 1853, executed and de live, cd to
said Defendant, Henry Benedict. his promissory
note for the sum Of $500 payable oneyear from dal
with interest at 10 per cent; and that said Horace
w, Morse gave mortgage to said Benedict on the
iolowlng described premises situate in Huntsburg
in said County and State, being the middle part OF
Lo! No. "a. and bounded as follows On the east,
by land contracted to George L.Kile ION the south
by Lot No. II; on the west, by laud in said lot
formerly owned by William Reed; on the north,
by Lot No. 81; containing ffy.two acres OF land,
| to secure the payment OF said ;eomsscry note
That said Plaintiff is the owner of said note and
mortgage. That said Defendants above named
| claim some interest in said lands
| The Plaintiff proys judgment for the amount
| due on SAID promlssory note against said Defend
ant, Horace w. Morse, and that said prelr ises
may be sold to pay the same.
| The Defendants will tnke notice that they are
required answer said petition on or before the 9th
day of April, 1865.
! Dated this th day of March, A. d. 1865.
/. N. HA1IIA WAY.
79lw6 .. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

The State of Ohio, ! ro.oe o.. -,
Geauga County, IS Vi Cohihoh rleas.
l., G. Pierce, Henriettal
Pierce, Plaintiffs,
John Young, Simon ,.
Young Emma Millett, r"n'ion'
John Milett, Phiura
Bundy aud Ransiord
Bundy. Defendants.
TINE said John Young, one of said Defendants
l lnthis abtion. is hereby notified that, on the
18th day Of February, A. D.. 1865, said l.. g.
fierce and Henrietta Pierce filed in said Court
their petition against him and others. praying for
ear'itioni of the following described premises
SITUATE 81 Gaen IN the TSwashP Of MiddleeId. County
two hundred acres OF land situate in Lot No. as,
ama 'hs known 1m9 as The yOhn Young Farm being ali
deceased Sseid petition also prays that the
dover aoS, v OF said Philura Bundy former widow of
premises Said petition will be for hearine III
said Court at the next term thereof TO be hoIlen
at Chardon, on the 9th day of MAY, A. ID. 1868 =
CANFlELD g. SMITH
'i"o Attorneys for Petitioner,