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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12
Great Stock Sale
At the Findlay Fair Grounds,
THURSDAY, MAY Cd, 1867

uORSEs. cows, YOUNG CATTLE, HOGS.
III sHEEP. and all kinds of stock will te
sold on the day above mentl, ned
Farming utensils, such AS wagnt S, ploughs,
harrOwS. &c, besides furniture and "A great
many other varieties Il things will be sold.
'srmers are invited to take AN interest IN
,hese sales, as they are suggested for their
interest, and 1t successful they will be con
tnued monthly during the summer.
lst The object in such sale is,vz: that
when u man has anything To sell he can
bring ii here for ssta. instead of waiting Tor
so ne one to come round and buy II.
81. To the buyer II VIII be this advan
tage: he can come To this sale and select
what he wants instead ot running all oveI
the county, loosins time, &c, to get what he
wants.
Farmers bring your stock to this sale or
he ab, We named day, or anything you have
Tor sale.
The conditions of sale will be as fellows
v q: Persons having articles here for salt
/ can have them sold for cash or on time Il
SUIT themselves. All stock and goods Wi
| led.
| A small per cent. will be charged by tn
Auctloneer for the sale of these goods
We, the undersigned, business men an,
cit zons of FinGlty, DO recommend such
sale T. the peope of this county, belivIng !
Sill prove bentAclal to both the buyer AN,
seller:
John S. Henderson, Isaac Davis, j
5. Patterson, NJ. Gray, w. II
Wheeler, Barnd & Turley, j. 5
Ballentine IL Co., j. T. Adams {
Co., L. Carnahan, w. L. Davis 4
Co., S. K j. NJ Huber & Co., B
b. Barney & Snyder, Ewing &
Redick, c. A. Croninger, A. q B.
+. Kimmons & Co., NJ. c. Whiteley
j. p. Clough, S. d. Frey, D. b.
Beardsley.
aprl2nO47 vi
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AN ORDINANCE.

De 1t ordained by the Council Of the incor.
porated village of Findlay, That all that part
nf Jones street, lying east OF East alley, in
5. d z. Cariin's addition to said village be,
and the same 10 vacated.
JACOB CARR, Mayor.
B. F. KIMAoRs, Recorder. Ait.
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A Great National Field Trial

Lt Agricultural implements. The place Sc
ieCted was Auburn, in the State Of New
York, and tbs time july l2th, 1856 OF
,eapers aud Mowers alone there we're no
tess than FIFTY. NINE fNrRlESl The tria
lasted three weeks, and the test was most
thoruugn the interest manifested in g. e
trial came NATIONAL, IN FACT, a. " ell
As IN name. The society offered, ~ the
highest priZe, a GRAsD GUILD MtDAI to be
awarded To the best Nachine--the result e.
he proclaimed al the opening OF the state
Fair, tOr the state of New York. To be held
tt saratoga. commencing Sept. llth. lSG6
THIS PRiZ WAS AWARDED 10 THE
BUCKEYE, ON the l2th day Of September
\. D.. 1866. being the second GOLD MEDAL
carried ud by the " bUCkEYE" at the Great
National Field Trials ot tnat State for two
consecutive years 1875 and 1866.
Farmers who consult their interest will
Iot consider their Stock uf imp ements com
,ilete until they nave added thereto an i'm
proved, Genuine "BUCkEYE" REAPER ANT
MOWER. manufactured bv MANSFIELI
MACHINE WORKS, Mausheld, o.
aprlJnoi7.mJ
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Millinery!
MISS JULIA A. PARKER

nEsIREs to call attention to her stock Of
~ MILLINERY GOODS, HATS, BONNETs
and TRIMMINGS, just received by her at W.
II, AZ, J. wbsslsT 4 co.Sstore. april ?noii
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A VoTE IS A VoTE.--The Kenton
Republican says that one of the lead
ers of the Copperhead party in Ken
ton, at the recent election, found out
that certain negro there would
vote Democratic ticket if he was al
lowed to exercise the right of suf.
frage. lie went TO the colored man
and took him to the polls, and work
ed long time 10 get hls vote in, but
it was refused because the negro was
ineligible. This man, few years
ago, tried to get colored children
expelled from the schools in that
place. Judging from this it may be
safe to say that if negroes would
vote with the Copperhead party, it
would favor manhood suffrage.
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"Niggcr.-

The Legislature has passed an act
to submit IT, question of negro suf-
frage to the people. Up, and at them
boys Messenger.
The Copperhead party has been
Sup and at them" for good many
years but the "nigger' is like to
come out ahead. How do you like it
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0s1 Embellishments.
N OF &c f..
TO OWNERS OF FARMS


WTHEREAS, The Commissioners Of Han.
w cOjk County submitted the question OF
" lnfrmary" or "NO Inhrmary," TO the vot
ers of said county, at the recent election
ASD WHEREAS, The voter, decided in favor oi
n County lnhrmary by u majority OF i0s, or
more than three Tor, to one ag tinst II there.
fore, IN conformity with the wishes Of the
tax payers OF said G. unity, thus expressed,
the Commissioners will meet at ths AUDITORS
Oiice, in Findlay, on
MONDAY, TIE 18Th OF EPRIL,
To receive Proposals from such citizens OF
the County AS have Farms to sell, located
within three 10 eight miles from Findla, +,
suitable for Ii flrmary purposes.
Said Farm stO contain not less than two
hundred acres, with never failing running
water.
Proposals mustspecity the number oil acre 5
cleared; and the number OF acres wood land
with the quantity and quality of timber the
number aud quality OF bearing fruit trees (;
the nature OF tho soil the condition of the
iences, aud the quality and capacity Of farm
buildings, with quality and quantity Of water
for household purposes.
JOHN "COPPER"
WM. TAYLOR, Com'rs.
ID. W. ENGLE,
April IL, 1866, II.
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Picture Frames and Mouldings at
s, d. Frey's.
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Nsn 5obsrtistmsnts.
AFTER A TRIAL OF THREE WEEKS
duration, 1T TRIUMPHS OVER ALL COM.
PETlr0RS, and carries of the
GRAND GOLD MEDAL !

The Legislature of the State Of New YORK,
during it's last session, made an appropria.
ton OF 5000, 10 be expended under the au.
spices oi the New Yoik Agricultural Soc iety
IN getting up
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MONDAY :MORNINe. DECEMRER Q
TnA gold market seems 70 be in .

Thu gold market seems TO be In a
quandary. On Saturday 1t declined
below 1877, and II would seem, for the
moment, as II the tendency were still
farther downward. The market price
ofgold, It is sensibly said, depends far
more on the degree OF public confidence
in The ability of the government to
maintain its existence and It's faith,
than on anything else. During the var
1t went up or down with the varying
prospects and promises OF the war.
When the National cause met with dis.
aster, gold went up; when 1t was victo.
rious, gold went down. The reason
was simply this-that II the nation sur
viyed aud stood strong and safe,
Its bonds and pledges were as
good as gold. The same thing
holds true now. Let 1t once DO dis.
tinctly understood that the nation In
tends 10 redeem lis obligations, pay the
interest on It's bonds and It's bonds
themselves MS they fall due, and main
tain its character for honesty and good
faith, at all hazards and under all con-
tingencies, and gold will settle down
gradually to the level of greenbacks.
The public faith In Government notes
will be ms strong as its faith in specie.
It's notes will be "as good as gold," and
specie payments will then resume
themselves. When that result Is once
accomplished, good many questions
which now seem to be very important
will disappear altogether.
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West virginia post Onlcc Mn,,ers

There ARE in this State 1--we hundred
and sixteen post Offices. There are
under the heading of routes on which
the mails are carried with celebrity, &c.
1901 miles under contract, costing
s5s,75s. In the way of steamboat ser
vice $500 are expended.
Among the recent changes in the
postal service in the State we note th,
following:
he. establishment of Mountain Home
Hardy county, Miss Mury A. Fink
post. mistress.
AppOlntnents-w. II. Hodges, post.
Muster nj Hurricane Bridge, Putnam
county, vice John Seashols, resigned
Henry stump, postmaster ut Walton
Ro4ne county, vice p. g. Cunningham
resigned; J. II. Lambert, postmaster nj
White Fell, Wayne county, vice ], NJ
Rice, resigned; Thomas Gorril, post
master mt Lone Tree, Tyler county, vlcG
d. +. Terrell. resigned. The name anL
site OF Fort Martin, MonongaIIa coun,
", West VirginiH, is changed TO Rose.
dale, Green county, Penn, aud d anie
Miller retained as postmaster.
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II we are not inistakenl In speaking Of
the late Chas. W, Russell, said:
tsMr. Russell was an ardent lover OF
the Constitution Of the United States.
He loved and maintained civil aud con.
stltutlonal liberty. He could not sup.
port the union ofStates ut the sacrifice
Of tha; ConstitnLlOn. A Yirginian ID
heart, be followed bis native State, and
identified himself with the South.p
Upon this paragraph the clarksbnfg
Telegraph comments IS iollows:
We dislike disturbing the ashes Of
the dead, and had this democratic edi.
tor c0ntented himself with eulogizlng
Mr.. Russell for his talents and private
virtues, we should not have objected.
but we cannot permit q democratic o..
gan, under the cloak OF payinR n
tribute Of respect TO the dead, praise
the ''lost cause" and by that implIedly
condemn the cause OF the conntry-tho
cause OF the Union. II democrats are
loyal they have no sympathy With the
rebellion, but yet we see them obeying
tue teachings Of papers that TEEN with
such sentiments us the above senti.
@SANehStJ VI th0
coudennatory OF the Union cause,
NOW such papers as the above are the
klud which are patroniEed aud sus.
taiaed by democrats, and II they do not
endorse their sentiments, why do they
encourage them? ls.
The Monroe county Republican, In
speaking OF the late election and OF the
fact that In West Virginia the Leglsla,
tnre stands SO overwhelmingly Repub'
llcan, says:
IN, almost without canvass, aud
with an organization scarcely worthy
OF the name, and despite II degree Of
anathy among the people that resulted
in little more than one half the Repub.
llcan vote being pollei. wewere enabled
10 accomplish results 80 gratifying, we
hazard nothing In saying that, In the
great eanl paign OF next fall, with the
hero OF ViokSburg and Appomattox nj
the hend Of our ticket, we shall sweep
the State by such majorlties as II has
never known"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-09

THE probabilities OF the nomination
ofGeneral Grant for the Presidency In
1868 are daily on the Increase. No 9th.
er man appears to be thought OF in the
West. III Pennsylvania he has been
adopted MS the candidate by conven.
lions in different parts OF the State.
and Secretary Stanton made speech
In his favor at Pittsburg, which was
received with great enthusiasm.
Governor Parker, of New Jersey, has
been proposed as the Democratic can.
dldate for President. So far, General
Mcclellan, HoratIo Seymour and
George Il. Pendleton appear to be the
prominent candidates. The letter OF
Governor Seymour to the Oneida a.
W Democratic Union cannot be re,
garded In any sense us conclusive.
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TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUx OR
TURNER'S TIC DOULOURERX OR
Universal Neuralgia Pill,
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It's an unfalling remedy in all cases OF Fa-
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In single day No form OF Nervous d.
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Even the severest cases OF Chronic Neuralgia
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are completely and permanently cured by 1t
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II contains nothing injurious TO the most
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best physicians, who give II their unanimous
aud unqualified approval. Sent by mail on
receipt OF 81 and two postage stamps. Sold
everywhere. TURNER q CO., Sole Propri.
etoS, laD fremont street, Boston, Mass.
auRSl-eod1m
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Dry Goods.
NEW York, Dec. 8


Avn" A0Nht (Gfs "
The Independent says:
"ln foreign goods OF nll kinds the
transaction of the week, except ut the
great retail stores, have been on very
limited scale; the sales ut auction have
been light. consisting mostly OF broken
lots and odds aud ends, while the i'm.
pOrtations have been smaller than In
any week ut tho corresponding season
for three years.
at is not snfe to predict how low the
price OF cotton goods will fall while the
raw material iSstill tending DOWN ward.
On Saturday, the same grade of cotton
which brought thirty.three centsn year
ngo, sold for fifteen cents. This Is the
lowest point Il has touched since the
outbreak Of the rebellion. II the tax
should be removed, and It probably
Will be, Of course, 1t will 90 still lower;
but the planter will be no better oil.
Al the present prices India cannot com.
pete with us in cotton"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-09

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock Is
quoted at l9ON,
North Western Virginia Railroad
(Parkersburgh branch) at Tx.
The stock of the Central Ohio Rail-
road Company has advanced to 65 cents
on the dollar, and holders ask 20 cents.
II is rumored that dividend of per
cent on It's stock will soon be declared.
II so, 1t will be the first for seventeen
years.
Mr.. Elijah shafrer of Preston county,
slaughtered hog last week weighing
3S6 pounds.
Henry C. Taylor, late OF Wheeling,
has removed to Springfield, Ohio, and
engaged in the manufacture Of ma.
Chinery Mt that place. The Republic
Of that place extends warm welcome
to him, aud speaks Of him as "un ex.
TerIenced machine man, practical
and splendid mechanic, one who has
been engaged in making steam engines
and building steamboats, for loug
time"
Lieut.. S. II. Norton, of the ID U. s.
Cavalry, IL graduate OF West Point
from This Congressional District, who
has been two years and upwards with
his command In the fur West, returned
home a day or two since, on a brief
leave Of absence.
MessrS. Hall and b. b. Dorsey, have
associated themselves In the Land
Agency business at FairmOnt.
The Rev. AndersOn's case still occu.
pies II considerable space IN the Wells.
burg Hcrnn.
That paper Of Friday last contains
the following: I'D.
"WRsh. HOLMAN, indicted ut the last
grand Jury for AN Outrage on Miss
Murphy, van brought down from
SteubenVille on Thursday by Deputy
Sheriff Crawford and committed to IaiI.
He will probably go to Wheeling"
The following clip il from the col.
umns Of the Martinsburg tBorkelcy
county Union.
ave noticed In late numbers Ofthe
Wheeling mnd Parkersburg papers, n
little b0nsiing over the fact TINT some
ofthelr shrewde-l business men bid a.
high ns 40 premium on shHreS. Why,
gentlemen, this Ia nothing TO thedoinRS
ofthG Berkeley Association. Only last
Friday evening genllemnn purchased
at M high m 70 premium per share Of
$IGO, and m high M eighty has been
paid. The first quarterly report OF the
Association, shows n redemption OF %
shares. Cnn you gentlemen In the
western panhandle beat III"
Not long since. n democratic paper Of
this Stat" tthe CIark-bnrG COnscrUahue,
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Proverbs BY JOSHUA BILLINGs.-
Don't swop with your relashuns unless
you kin afford TO give them the big end
OF tho trade.
Marry young, and, II circumstances
require 1t, often.
lfyou can't git good clothes and ed
icatiOn too, XII the clothes.
Say how are you? 10 everybody.
kultivnte mOlesty, but mind and
keep II good stock Of impudence on
hand.
Bee charitnble-onc cent pieces were
made on purpose. Don't take any.
bOdy'sH advice but your own. II costs
more To borrY than to by.
FL man fiatters yu, yu ken kHlker.
late that he IL u roag, or you're II fule,
Keep both lie open, but don't see
tnOre'n hat yn motifs.
lryu Itch fur fame, 20 into II grave.
yard and scratch selIaguInsta tune
stone.
Yung man, be more Anxlous about
the pedigree yu're going to leave, than
yu nre about tho wun somebody's going
to leave yu.
Sin is like weeds-selr sOne and sure
TO cum.
About M sure way to get rich M
emmy no Of, IL 70 get inter Diet fur n
hundred thousand dollars, aud then "a
to work and pny of the Diet.
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AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF soLI,
TUDE, and the ERRORS. ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly power
and create impedimens 10 MARRIAGE
with sure means oil relief Sent in sealed en-,
velopeS, nee Of charge. Address, DIR. j
sKILLIN HouGHTUN, Howard ASocla.
ton, Philadelphia, Pa,
NHpl2i.3mlAW
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DIR. STONE, OF the Health Board, an
nOunced to that body on Friday that
cholera prevailed in New Orleans to a
friRhtrul cxtent-there being an aver
age death rate OF ninety.eight daily.
AL vessels from that port are therefore
10 be quarantIned until February LIST
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Steamboats,.


- Thu inH Eiir. wheel passenger
rktDnmCr rhLl.lE V, Cnpt. Nn0t,
IlllisssAs Patterson. will lMlvG Wheeling
every, In~'iny, ThnNlny md Saturday III
" o'clock, Leave. Marietta Mondays,
wednesdays hnh FhdNyAhtU nc,OrI, A, N,
P"r HrlRnt Ot passage apply on lnlm or
10 JAS. II. HOLMES, Agent,
h"HlNI No. NJ Monroe StTeGL,
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For Sale.

nHREE BRICK TENEnENTs, EACH
Il containing four looms, Kitchen and eel.
lar situated on German Arrest, between III
and "a streets, Centre wheeling.
tbs property IL In good condition and nj
present renting Tor $50 per Annum.
nrIn Tho5 0'BhIEN,
uecb Heal kktAlA Agent,
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Spectacles Lost.

A PAIR OF GOLD spECTAoLRs IN A
q Morocco case, somewhere between JET.
quincy streets, The Under will be suitably
rewarded BY leaving them at this otfiee.
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Dfrg Aartrtise,aents.
Lost.

0N FRIDAY EVEN ING, A dLAzIER's
s S ps ssSas WIN srshhs on and iIght
paid lot ~ return 10 Miller d AlcAdAm'a
Paint shop, Market street, below the Post.
ONCE, dAc0.lte
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Lost.

A FUR CAPE, BETWEEN y. W. BIAS.
-, setLs store and the Post oftlee, Tho
Under Will eonleT q great favor and be- 10
valued, u necessary by leaving II with Mr..
'; Az Da''''t mssraoMpsos.
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is oftcn the result
Browns Bronchial Troches

Having direct influence TO the parts,
give immediate relief. For BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, CArARRu, CONSULTATIVE AND
THROAT DISEASES, Troches are used with
alwtys good success.
Singers and Speakers ue thom toclear and
strengthen the voice.
OBTAIN only "Brown's Bronchial Troch.
es," and do not take any of the Horthiess
limitations that may DO offered. Sold every
where. oc2S.Imeod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-09

GENERAL GRAMS corrected estimate
OF the amount required for the military
service Tor the fiscal ycnr ending June
30, 1869, Is 1881 ,5l2, instead OF SOL, OJ0,
1874 Tho reduction IL caused by the
suspension OF onlIstments until the ar.
my IL brought to the authorized mini.
mum strength. Tho Chief of Engineers
has also reduced his estimates from s.,
SUWn to sBS96OO, making II total 70
dnctlon Of Sib,st2,OOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-09
RWEWZR

PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY
Can have their hair restored 10 It's natural
color, and II 1t has fallen out, create new
growth, by Its use.
It Is the best HAIR DRESSING In the
worln. making llfelos, Htin, brashy hair,
healthy, soft, md glossy. r.0'
Price II 70. Fer sale by all druggists.
II. P. HALL d co, Nashua, N. q. Propri.
etOrA
nov25-lmeodd6w
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SB- No notice will be taken OF communi.
cations not accompanied by 70. ponSible
name, The name viii DO considered conn.
denliAl, but must In all cases accompany let
tors NJ a guarantee OF good faith.
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9F sac.
Public Sale Of Billiard Table,

PUBLIC Sale Of Billiard Table,
SElzED AS THE PROPERTY OF GEO.
~ y. koss for the MOI. paynentof Revenue
Public Auction, for cash. on SATURDAY, the
1911 day OF December 1867, al ten O'clock a,
M al the residence Of the bon. Geo. W,
Thompson, near Wheeling.
WHEELING, Dec. ., 1851. decS.Id
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AREw auEsTIons, PRIEND.

APEw QUESTIONS, PRIEND.
What makes your hair 20 beautifully
oil OF Grapevine.
what SiyeSyour Hair Its glosEy lustief
OIL Of Grapevine
VIVA, gives Life and Growth 70 your HIATT
What removes the Dundnr'i
What Hair Preparation Is countorfeiid'
~ Oh Of Grapevine.
Who are the only ProphsLon Of
OIL Of Grapevine'
sepl9 No. " Main st, Wheeling.
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TINE STORE ROOMS 14A1ELY oCuu.
II pied by George r. Tayloe aCo,, and ],
H s,s mana IA ,. SS MAE n NV ao eSse
story, and good rooms Tor othes purposes In
second aud third story In good order. Pos
session given Immediately,
Many budding lola and dwelling houses ioI
sale in the sixth Ward, on reasonable teTInk
onice, No. liss Main street, above Mon.
roe, nj Stair. iebS.u
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a COUGH, A COLD, on A SORE
THROAT, .t ..I.
Requires Immediate attention and should be
checked. II allowed TO continue,
Irritation u The Lungs, a Permanent Throat
DtSease, or Consumption,
| IL offon the naa,n
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fargtm
For Rant.

one OF THE PrNFsr pwFLLtYe
with every convenience, dtuIted on IN
river Bank, IN The 81 Ward, PosSeuion
given immediately, itfequlfod.
aeca l.IRwfN.
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For Rent.

TUE DEsIRABnE STORE ROOM ON
Monroe street, next 70 Adams FxpFees
office, ~ present occupied BY ] Y. Haviey.
Possession given lSt o. April next. Apply
a.o..,v. .. Fss;sa ssA Ss;Sgss..
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insertion ............................ 10
WEEKLY-One square, inSsrtion.... 90
Each additional Insertion, 90
Local notices, per line,
each insertion. ........-...... 20
sB- Ten lines or less make square.
MARRIAGES AND FUNERAL NOTICES, 20
cts, when under Bix lines.
simple announcements Of Deaths, gratis,
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WHEELING lNTELLlGENCER
MORaING EDITION.

n IL It NJ =.
INVARIABLY rs ADVANCE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-09

PuBLIsuKp EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-15
To correspondents.

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the author, w$so must be made known
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Don't write unless you have some
thing to say of interest to the public;
and be as brief as the subject will al
low.
The publication of a eomnunica-
ton is no evidence that the editors
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ed to the " Editors of the JOURNAL
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