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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-07-12
1865
1865

RATS VERSUS BlBDS.--Whoever engA-
ges in shootiag small birds is a cruel man,
whoever aids in exterminating RATS is q
benefactor. We should like some of our
correspondents to give us the benefit Of
their experience in driving out these pests.
We need something besides dogs, cats, and
traps for this business. .-Scie8tifc AmeTiean.
Ne>See "CosTAR's" advertisement in this
uaDer, .. .f
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-07-12
4 Single Bottle ,oiH last Month-to be
used three times day.

STIM NAL
From Hon, Thomas j. Turner, En- Member
Of Congress iron, Illinois, late Speaker of
Illinois House of Representatives, and
Grand Master Of A., F. and A. NJ. Of the
State Of Illinois. r.t.
FREEPoRr, Oct. 81, 1868.
DIR. d. H. SEELYE:
DEAR SIR.-In reply to your notice of the
18th inst, l would say that was severely
afflicted with Catarrh for years, when be-
came acquainted with you and bought two
bottles of your Liquid Catarrh Remedy
Before l had nsed one bottle I was sensibly
improved, and before the second bottle was
commend the medicine TO all afflicted with
Catarrh. # .-.- -. ~ ....
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GU RE w A II R A NTED
IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
Va Call for q Circular Describing
all SyInpt0ms.-8G
SYMPTOMS:

SYMPTOMS: -i
The symptoms of Catarrh as they general
ly appear are at first very slight. Persons
find they have cold, that they have fire.
quent attacks, and are more sensitive to the
changes of temperature. In this condition
the nose may be dry, or a slight discharge,
thin and acrid, afterwards becoming thick
and adhesive. AS the disease becomes
chronic, the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are
now thick and heavy, and are hawked or
coughed off. The secretions are offensive,
causing bad breath; the voice is thick and
nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense of the
smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness fire.
quently takes place. Another common and
important symptom of Catarrh is; that the
person is Obliged to clear his throat in the
morning of a thick or Shiny Inucus, which
has fallen down from the head during the
night When this takes place the person
may be sure that his disease is on its way
TO the lungs. and should lose no time in ar
resting it. . ...
The above are but fen of the many Catarrh
symptoms. 20. .... -.... r.
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1 865.

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking OF "CosTAR's" Rat, Roach, &c,
Exterminator-"moreg grain and provisions
are destroyed annually in Grant County by
vermin than would pay for tons Of this Rat
and Insect Killer" Lancaster, Wis., Aer-
1l9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-26
a Statement from Cen. WAR, "a

NHE YoRk, Nay 26.-Gen. warren pub.
lishes letter on the subjec, Of his removal
from command BY the Commander Of the
6th corps. He sSya. he was removed after
the battle of Five Forks was over, and NOT
an enemy in sight. ole asked Sheridan
for the reason of his removal, and helcould
not OF would not give any. He reported to
Gen. Gram. who gage him another com.
nand, He then asked, April, 9th, an
investigation and again, an. the 22d, he
could not get court, but was put in com.
maDd Of the Department of Mississippi.
He then details the operations Of the lst
ofiApFil, from which it appears he received
au order from Gen. Meade 20 report to him
for duty after he joined Sheridan, which,
he did, taking part in the battle Of Five
Forks. Perhaps this was bis offence, obey.
ing Gen. Meade after being placed hnder
command Of Gen. Sheridan, though IL
does not appear. i.s
A Washington special to the Times of
the Gath, says Gen. Custer takes command
Of the. Department of Missouri. embracine
the States Of Missouri aud Arkansas:
Merritt goes with him with the I'd division
Of the cavalry corps. Hazen succeeds
Logan in command Of the 10Th corps. Los
gan takes the Army, of the Tennessee.
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GriersOn,s Bald Thraolugh ALABAMA

sN1W YORK. Nay 2blh.-The lHerald's
Montgomery correspondent gives the de-
tails of Grierson's raid through Alabama.
He passed through dGreenVille, MARCHING
sbout 400 miles, and reaching Montgomery
on the 7th inst, destroying on the way a
large quantity of rebel stores. II
Coy, Watts was arrested on the Sd, and
reached Montgomery on the 6th.,
The people Of Alabama appear satistied
with the situation, and Union meetings..
largely attended, have been held in various
parts of the State. s3
The rebel Gen. Forrest issued an address
to his soldiers, urging submission % the
laws and aid in the restoration of peace.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-26

UgHtcHV LiI, January "a, 1885.
-! NEW. HsEoViT E-DeaF gJrsi nUoV6i1ber 1853
my wife was taken with severe attack - Iblauis
nsafOTy RhrumAtiGm, combining her to her bed, and
derrE her entirely helpless for over four months,
after which she improved in health sufficient to be
proPped up in her bed, and occasionally the pains
would leave her 20 she could get about the room
upon cTutches. But1oT more than q year abe could
not lit pound weight, and with great trouble
could che feed herself. Cold hands and feet we're
her constant companions. ske suffered terribly
moSt of the lime, with severe pains crampSIn
her stomach, which appeared PeTiotlcally, once -
month, kesping her In red 3 week at stime. Upou
ms visit Ome frCm my reg meut, t5lIt o. V, I,) on
the I'd day Of December last, called at your drug
store and found you opening some new goods,
among which Vas JohnsOD'S Rheumatic Compound
ard Blood PuTidsT Atyopr SugE eEti0n / puIchASei
q bottle. It acted Ike charm In her case. ehe
has been entirely free Of the pain in her stomach
her feet and hands are warm, She is now doing her
own house work, ard yesterday did the chbrning
and you have this day received visit from her to
thsnk you In person Gor the Heavenly las Ghe calls
tJ relief she haBTeceiVOd nom the Of JohnSon's
Comhound ISAIAH MOOR.
l do uOsr ehserfully ahiEm to the above aescIIp-
tion Ofny case a. true in every respect.
HENRiKTTA MOOR.
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grand as it would have been If the whole
army could have been seen Rt once; buI
the march in review Wss, indeed, one oi
the grandest military spectaeles ever Wit
messed. As the, tettered and battle.to
c9lors of the various regiments Of these
veterans of the Army of the Potomac pass-
ed along they were greeted with cheer up.
on cheer. Many of them were mere shreds,
ghosts Of the flags that we're borne into the
earlier bRttles of the war and we'll repre-.
sented the more than decimated regiments
whose remnants proudly carried them in
this holiday pageant at the close Of the
greatest campaigns ever recorded in his
tory. As each regiment passed the re-
viewing stand the President and Lieuten-
ant General Grant and members of the
cabinet Yop9Ild rise in acknowledgement Of
The salute. .=. B.
Along the whole line Of i march, Brady
and Gardner, the enterprisiug photograph
ashAd Instruments placed and assistants
ct work taking pictures Of the troops while
on the m6Ech. and the scenes around the
Capitol and the reviewing stands. nj
eRHHRAL oUsFER AM, his BuCRPHALUs.
Ofall the incidents. Of the day none
ELECTED 50 much applause as the affair of
General Custer, the 7favorite cavalry hero.
Just as he was passing the corner of -FiG.
teenth street a lady threw to him splen-
did wreath. he was mounted On a mag
nihcent charger, which cost, Someyears ago,
some seven thousand dollars. The koFse
started but Custer caught the wreath
while his steed started to run. Holding on
to the wreath, his horse running away, he
gave the salute in passing the reviewing
stand, his long hair, fair locks streaming
out behind. Near Seventeenth street he
succeeded in stopping. the uutamed steed,
and returning amid desfeniug applause,
replaced his sword aud cap and proceeded
with the review. s;1
a coNTRABAHD oTwAR IN TIE paooEss1ox.
One of the most amusing incidents of
the review was the appearance in the rear
OF the Ftrst Pennsylvania cavalry of sol
itary negro, black as coal, mounted upon
mule. BE was recognized % the origi-
nal ceuse of the rebellion which had
brought SO many soldiers into the field,
although be rode along apparently unGon-
seious Of his importance and lnmindfal
of the remarks ELECTED.
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Nav YoRK, May 25.-The following is
the letter of Gen. Sherman complaining of
the suppression of his official reports al.
ready referred to-: 3
CAMP NEARAIExLHDR1A, May 19, 1866
Dear BotOmdn 81 am Just arrived. All
my army will be in to day. have been.
lost to the world in the woods for some eltime.
Yet on arriving at the settlements, found 1
have made quite q stir among the people
ct home, and that the most sinister motives
have been ascribed to me. Il havs made
frequent tfciatreports fmy official 4ction
in ell public matters, and all of them have
been carefully suppressed, whilst the most
ridiculous nonsense has been industriDusly
spread through all the newspapers. Well,
you know what Importance / attach to
such matters, and that have been too
long fighting with real rebels, with mus.
kets in their hands, to be scared by nero
nom n-combatants, no matter how high! their
civil rank or station. It is amusing to OBJ
serve how brave and firm some become
when ell danger ispast. rhave noticed on
fields Of battle that brave men never insult
the captured or mutilata the dead, butcoW
ards and laggards always do. cannot now
recall the act, bat Shakespeare records how
poor Falstaff, the prince of towards and
wits, rising from alfeigued death, stabbed
again the dead RercyS and carried the car.
cass aloft in triumph to prove his Vsler,-
So now when the rebellion in our land is
dead, many Falstaffs appear to brandish
the evidence Of their valor aud seekto wio
applause and to appropriate honors for
deeds that never were done. /
As to myself ask no popularity, no res
ward; but dare the War Department to
publish my official letters and reports 1
assert that my official reports have been
purposely suppressed, while all the power
of the Prsss has been malignantlys turned
against me. dowantpea aud security,
aud the, return to law and justice from
Maine to the Rio Grande. and If It does
not exist now substantially, it is for state
reasons beyond my comprehension. II may.
be thought strange that one who has no
fame hut Is soldier, should have been 80
careful to try to restore the civil power of
the government aud the peaceful jurisdic-
tion of the Federal courts; but il is difficult
TO discover in that fact any just excuse of
offence to an enlightened and free people :!
bot when men choose to slander aud fRs
nore others they can easily invent the facts
for the purpose, when the prescribed vie~
tint far away engaged in public service
Of their own bidding. But there is con-
solation in knowing, though the truth lies
in the bottom Of q well, the Yankees have
perseyerancs enough to get at the bottom
Yours, truly, W. 7. SIBERIAN. 81
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VOL. XIII.
n. MARSHAL'S SALE.

Un'1 s.9 sta.ss 5o1 tie 1t pi1tros q It. 4 Ws:s
JeH91 a9 IN. Martin s3 Tsni1s 1s4 e y Rssslas Fan
TN pursuance Of Decree Of the District Co1Ft a
j tie United etatea foI the District Of West ViF-
gtniA rendered nt the Rall Term, 1885, at Wheeling
n ID kdbGVa :0ntiIIed oS1lnt IittlQ m 8DAY,
JUNE 18E6, 1865, RE The 'front.' door Of the, Court
HOUSE Of MaFshall county, West Virgins, sell at
publo auction, to the highest and best bidder, the
tract Of land Containing about one hundFeH GeEsS
n sGfd eoGnty u 1IEshal, aid d AID deeTss men
TONED, being part Of the farm that James BuFlOy
bought Of John Gallagher, and bounded - onOW1
Bayou. corner to piece Of the Glme farm that was
heretofore sold to VIM. P. Davis; thence oEn the
creek with the original line Of aid survey, with the
sVeateo9u0I an6 distances EHorOtostO the eentre
0tA l8FEa cut IN tha b0tt0mCm8dah hI the Baltimore
and Ohio Ratlr Oad Company5end BhsraAthe creek
. stump corner TO piece say about eight and
half acres, heretofore sold 70 Robert Ale3ander;
thSDC9 With nd AleNlnfeE18 hna illtlI1lly 10 4
Et8kSln f6e deld corner % SAID AfexhnaeF; Ehones
00uthWArdly with said AlOIandsEB line to the north
nde Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; tliS1o3
original line Of said suFHeys thence ee9tgaFdiy Vith
the original line, with the several courses aud DIS
taDeeS thereto, TO . stake, corner to said VIM. p.
Davis: thence northWardly with the Gaid WIN. P.
DssI TEEs 3 81 e FsH u IL cent Of Dur
chase money in hand: the balance in thre8 edual
inAtalments at sig, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest en- each deferred inst9lment from the
day Of sale until paid; the purchaser diving bond
with good Geeurity for sid deferred instatments,
With the privilege tpaynE AL Or any portion Of the
Bale TO Commence at two O'clock P. No
a,,n,,a-t5 II AL q q q =
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Reported Capture Of Ex-Governor
Leteher -serenade to Gen. sher.

mans .sF4s.rs F,
that ex-Goy. Leteher has been captured
by GONE Of Gen. Corbettts men.
There was great turnout Of citizens
last night 70 serelsde Sherman, 1t Wss
some time before they could get the old
hero to eOme'out, bat the immense crowd
would listen % no exe1se, 80 he had to An
pear IN response 70 the Compliment paitt
him by his citizens. He msds 4
very brief speech, expressing the earnest
hope that now the war is virtually over his
brothers in arms will With the greatest
RIecrity resume their former aVocstions az
peaceful times, aud go to work with good
viii and energy TO make this Union as
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IoHNSoN'S
BLOOD PURIFIER.
q. RSpd1tti csr4 "a g!p,opEz6is3t54,. Un

+. o, RSpdertti c.r4 4lgG ssp,opg6stSE,. Un.
doubted. 1t is a1nOays taken tnternaly.
From the number Of tsstinOnials reesasdI
ICE are induced to believe 1t cures ntas eases
out Of ten aOhen directions are strictly fol-
Tlowsd: zlti Is u1squqRed sfarzthe cure of
RHEUAATLSA, GOUT, NEURAL
GA. and kindred diseGses. For he re-
uOvaE Of SerofulG, Kings EUz iSeaEd Head
Tstser, Ring Worm. &c, this us sdieine
q TeEaiNs q vaSt .SyperioThv open gH Others.
= - ItsS60tting dUd SeDszt1ati,,5 a i, 9Salities are
felt as soon a. taken. Try it and De con-
Vinesd.
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FOR SALE q

T OPYER FOR SALE NY PROPERTY, situated
on the Iine Of the National roG, four mi lee east
Of tho city Of Wheeling Said property SonsIstS OF
my residences, containing eleven rooms and an attic
finished, bath rooms and ali mOdeFu improve neut
also fourteen acres OF ground GGtaGhea on arS
Convenient outhoulsS, II Telnding b5i0ka Stabling,
leo and spring house, chickeFy and two -eIbterp9.
Also one hundred and twenty-five Apple trse8 81
ohoioa kinds PeAEy Peach Plum and Ounce trees all
bearing There ki6 also choice 8SlectionS Ora pes
RaspberrieG, BAekbeFTieI, Strawberries and 9th
smSl huitS. The grounds arc finely laid guk with
eVergreen8 and other Ornamental Ghrubbory.
I will also sell my Household Furniture TO any
OnedeBiFiAS 20 purch6S0 all together. SEga
PeESon8 desiring 70 consult In regard I'd price,
talmg Of ipayment, &C., can lOaTp their naneI 0t
the Gn6ComPaiy 8 once 81 ViSIE 8dn the prSrnfIes
te32-ti JACOB H0RNBRO0K.
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ATWooD's
Patent Drilling Machine,
PILE DRIVER;
HYDRAULIC sAND PUMP,


20 ,HYDRAULIC1s SAND PUMP.
DRACTTrAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
the supsTinEitH of AHA mAehIpe, over all Others
for the purpose OF slhkiug OIL WSIla, the sluudsF.
dGRed a nov pTnpFUd to receive orders tor the ame
Tbs mNehiueEyI comprises everything REQUISITE
for The tOring Of oil WeIlS, excepting Ihsi STEAM
Engine AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIT. Cbnt
VII Be furnished Il dssiEod, 81 reasonable priosl,
and dlPenSaa with the mss Of tho Derrick Rope Bui
wheel, Hud other olmbrOus Gnd, axpansiVn dTtuFeG
now in use, and u 20 AEraugnds bPiDg constructed
on wheels and portable, that It can ba gASiIy Il.
moved fOE the purpose Of Snking wells in didsrent
localities
ThE pETRITUs Is removed frOm the yellby our
Patent Hydraulic prOeAal and does not require thA
removal OF the drin fsom the boring. fhli process
not only removes all the detritus "a from / 10 10
minutes 6nt hkSTi4s e9ectnllly clears oat and
nreIy SloSsd up ey the old process Of And pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical SnEinSeF !
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Arrangements are being made for the eOnstrus.
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EOg toEthoR Information, price, termI. A. nddrals
~ r SIMEON LeLANDsi
: RDFi5-qn o. t.lH5 tE4I - ~ ~,
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THE REVIEW.

i4R1 Grand Army Of the Potomac 4arc6-
ing Through PennsyEUGniG Avenue The
: Great 1tEtaryl Pagsann6f the Ags.-,ES;g1hhss
ty.fVs thousand Veteran SOidiers Pass
m.Re6iSsS BsforG tie Pttstasht taad His
i, ICI5GE6faet, GeHerals Grant Gnd Sherman,
COhg1tsi, The Diplomatic Corps and Ham
dreds of THOusands of OtAsrI ISPssetatoorrs.-
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THl SCHOOL, CHfhDRGa. AS

At about eight0!c clock the scholars Of the
sud grammsrschool marched
in processions, with banner, To the Capitol,
where they, took up the position; assigned
them upon tbs north end, the girls on tie
stsps ana thS boys,6n the side of the hill
They presented very bea6tifut appear
anceC thegiFia beiug dressed in white and
ths'h6ys n WIifts pants aud blue jackets:
They were ID DhRtge Of their Z tSa6hers, and
we're pIeatifally SappH ca with WFeaths aud
bouquets Of flowers for presentStion to the
Setef4ns. al they passed. .nEsgEA
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Meeting to Fire the Texan Heart

MeeC1nS 70 ERE the tIexan Heart.
NEW YoRE, Nay 25.-Texsn papers, Of
the 10Th inst, contain amusing accounts
Of the attempts %, fire the hearts Of the
Texans, A meeting was held at Chapel
Hin and .; committee was appoipted to
time The war. A proposition to couscript
all males, white and black, over the age Of
thirteen YeRFs, Was submitted. Masters
will beSompe eLled to drive their slaves and
lead them in haste. Tie women ere also
to be furnished With arms TO defend them.
sslyes st home. These measures see to be
finally submitted to Kirby Smith and the
President, JEFF Davis. They claim to be
able 70 bEingi into the CfsId 80, 600 whites
and blsOksI everyone of whom will be
above. thirteen yeSra Of age .1-.4 i.la a,s7
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!. "a "a .aIsrAE alilbb fH1 IDVAna1.

PunctusIly iat nins. Gsclook a. M. the
signal gun was fred, and the vast column
t66k up the line OF march ffr6m the east of
the Capitol, which Continued &utfl the
IR6Is q tbe great ArusY ,ot, the Potomac,
lGnd the cavalry, Whiohs under, The lead Of
the gallant Sheridan, has covered iitseli
Win Imp lt .istetY had passed over
the. prescribed tonfe, nd the fiirst part oE
the grand pageant was oVeEsas AZ. Gsuersl
Meade, attended by his brilliant staf. "a !
Saneed, hes 1as crested with ahth6nis ssskiie 81 "a
cheers from the assembled mai6fade. IL
which itbs'shEin treble OF ths6hildFen n Z
diatinetly heard. These cheers wire Re-
pe4tsd fEDn.tina 8 toEtinaaslths brave vet.
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gEHR HUMER QH R8TUV,

1, The line Of march, estimated 70 include
,eightY.fEs thousand men Of all &rms aud
20 e1tend over erdistaucs Of twenty miles,
occupied about seven houEa in passing the
sreYieWing officers. The coup FsH, as
viewed from the reviewing stand, vas truly
magnifcsnt. aThatr00ps marched in close
column: The sight mas not Of courss, SO
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PnTfpuReH, Januarv 8 1e6b.

PuTt BuRSH, January 1865 .
MtEsTu. r. 4. sIILIRs d CO.:-DeAr kirB: 1t Il
With The greatest Of plGabGTe that hereby testify
to the efficacy Of your "Rheumatie Compound ~ OF
all the remedies ever tried for Rheumatism yours
without doubt is the BnrEgt and mrst speedy. vas
complete RItyrfo that dlEsaSe before ulInR your
Compound, hut Piuce then have been like . new
man. Your medicine is invaluable, beyond doubt,
snd hereby recommend II to all Adiieted a. the
only TurF euro for that rAinfuI dI5eGSe.
aE JAS. B. McOLATCHBY,
40 Kim street.
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Sale OF Yalnable Real Es1ate-

] IN THH CITY OF R'WHEELINa. ~
T WILL, ON THE slst DAY OF MAY, 1885, at the
front door Of the Court House In the city Of
known Is the EWEeeifnk 6ottoa HnIs'' (unI9ss Soif
At private sale on or before that dAy) with
all the machinery and fixtures thereto belonGinR.
TRRMS OF sALE-One.haIf in hand raid and the
residue In and two years trcm date With inter.
eSI, secured by deed Of trust on the property The
purchaser may pay the whole purchase money In
hl nd he dtSireO 10 do so.,r, ]. B. Jackson y
May 3, 1856. gT..t, IN iny1S
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90 rPIIItBUR0, January 1s, 1855.
MesGrB. R. X. eRLLERs 4 Oo.:-0euts: Allow me
to inform You that had boy six years Of age, 20
sfdcted with Rheumatism that his leg was drawn
erroEed aud very muGh disabied- Amer tTJiDg all
the lintm ents could hear OF, to no puFpOG0, was
recommended to try JohnBon's RheumAtie Com
Ponnd, Manufactured by you. I PurchAEs . bottle
and before the halt Of It used the boys IeE be-
came perfectly straight, and the pain left him
uTely In JusticBT 10 you take pleasure in giving
you this inoTmat alton, for the good of those Who
SHlictsd with the AAme disease. 'l a"i
We BOOTH, 9th Ward.
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To be Lodged IN Fort warren. WAR:

BQsroN, May 2b.-Ths United States guu.
boatTusCarora, from Fortress Monroe, with
Alexander H. Stephens and Post Master
Reagan on board, arrived below THE port
this morning. The rebel party will be
lodged in Ft. Warren to day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-26

NEw YoRk, May 25-noon.-Gold open
.ened at 1876, rose-to 1885 and closed at
1876. ?. - !. -..2l7i : -
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o. s. MARsHAL's SALE Of sTBAM

U. s. MARSHAL'S SALE of STEAM-
BOAT COTTAGE No. 9.o
DMTRIpT COURT OF FHR UNITED sEGEBs
~ for the Dittrict OF West Virginia, Spring Term
1866, at Wheeling.
Edwin ''i1!'.1 9. Fa''n In Admiralty.
Steamboat tCOttSge No. AL - -strf ii
lin O6sdienee.to . decree OF the aaid Court pro.
nounced and entered on the 1Ith day Of April, 1855,
In the above entitled cAnGe. ahAll sell at, public
auction, on WEDNEsDAY, THE 7th Az oP JUNE,
1se6, eommencing at 10 o'clock A. n, the Public
Landing In the city OF Wheeling, the tste4mboat
toOl TA6E No. 81 her engines, tGeklss 'outat and
furniture, - Ahe noN. hes In the port Of Wheeling
TERMS OF sAEE: aii Il
Ono.hRlf the purchase money In Cash, the remain.
der in two equal installmentS, payable In three and
ak months after date with interest from date until
paid The purchaser giving bonds With good personal
sesuEity, 70 be .PPfoted by 1aes t said deferred
ThiS sale is made at the risk Of Z. Q. Padbn, the
purchRIer at the former sale, he having htled to
comply with its terms. !84 "a - bua
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