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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-29
EDUCATION CONVENTION
APPEAL TO TIE CITIZENS or NORTH
WESTERN VIRGINIA.

APPEAL TO TIE CITIZENS OF Nopru,
WESTERN VIRGINIA.
PILLOW CITIZENS MOT long SINCE we ,5I,o.,.
ed you circular, inviting you ID aprrs,t Jol..,.
70 attend Convention 90 be held in CIsrksbr,, 81,
tho ~ "Wednesday m September pext A. vo'
bot one county tOhio) has responded 10 our eli
AMI that county has responded promutl, ,od ,otl,
we learn. also. that Lewis county ,ntc,,yl =, .y
delegates, and doubt not that other, will GILL;, -
example. Bot lest IL should be posfp,,sJ 49,, -
we now approach you 10 the form Of an 49,
We would address both your judgments ,,J 60
ines We would remind you that you have imfor.
'anl interests ~ stake. We would assure Won Of
What moments reflection must convince YOU. that
Firgnn never can and never will rise IN Inc se,l.
Of importance and responsibility among her go,
states unless che pay otefon 10 The eJues,,o,
VI her people. The spirit Of the age demond. /,
and we dare not torn our hacks or framp,e no.,
int spirit al the peril Of our best Interests The
"Oid Dominion" has for years been on tho ,s,,,
grade, and will continue ~. until her Iegisls,s,.
adopt more enlightened and liberal policy on Al.
subject Of odgcaiion. n has been said fy etbc,.
md We repeat V, that Virginia Is thirty wear. ~.
bind The age" With her education Is siiI r,,,,,,
Of calculation in dollars and cents Does a.. -,
pect % redeem herself froR thai worse tb,, -,
leniial blight that incorporates itself with he
internal workings Of her whole system By Legislative
on The subjccf Of railroads and canals. or eye, 49,
The adoptisn ~ general system Of internal iro
provement mo matter how wise. liberal or srfcp
siye) without making suitable prOyisior rsr The I'd.
uoaion of her people, Nothing. b. our op.cior
can be more absurd. Bot We cannot give V,,g,,i.
credit for willingness TO do even thus r,,c6 r.,
he. - de. She seems not disposed 90 depotf m
hars breadth from her antiqua'ed notions of To-,
hundred years sfandisg. and 10 b more ibas f,,b,
Die she never Will until her people bo.1mo ,,,r.
onightered. Bot we will not forget that We s,,
speaking Of our native Virginia With All be,
faults Ne love her siili. and VII seek her b,gbe.t
good Our object is 10 show that extraordinary r.
ofH must snd ought 70 be used AZ this time. 10 Dc
lose Tie blessings q education among The whole
BODY Of our people. - that uch and poor 90 6,r At
east % regards the most usefu branches Of an "a
f'h sduosiion, moy ssnd on % equally. in yoint
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-29

WAsHINGroS, June L. 1871
Geniiomen Tour letter Of the 10Th was duly
I handed nc and lose no time in responding the
feelings and sentiments which you have EXPRESSED
for yourselves and those you represent and which
you have correctly ascribed 10 me in regard to the
lamenied death oi Ih late President Asa citizen.
respected hiIn, as a patriot | honored him. ns n
friend he md dear To the; that tb. people
OF Cincinnati should desire TO keep watch over has
remains by eniombng them near their CITY, is Sotb
natural aud becoming; that the entire West, where
30 many evidences OF his public usefulness are 10
be found, should unite in the same wish. vas 20
nave been expected; and that the surviving soldiers
OF his maTy battles, led on by him To victory and to
glory, should sigh 10 perform the last mei,pcboI,
dutes 10 The remains Of their old commander is iu IN
IN ooIIsOnance with the promptings OF noble ana
generous sympathy I could not III VAS autho,iz
cd 10 do So oppose myself TO their wishes micht
Ind something 10 urge behalf of his nntiye State
| IA my knowledge of his continued aitachncnr T.
her through the whole period OF his useful Ife-iu
the claims Of his relatives there whose desire il
would be that the mortal remains OF the Iusiriops
son should sleep under The turf with those of
las distinguished father, OF the sgners of Tho
Declaration OF lndcpendcnce-in The wish of The
oizcns Of hs native county TO claim all that Is no,y
let Of nm for whom they lately cast their almost
UNANIMOUS suHrage--iO say nothing of nv oyu
feelings. allied am by blOJd 10 many oCbis nso,
Tcla'INes' ana with our names closely associated
III much connected with the late exciting political
eoniesi-Ihcse considerations might present some 4
reasonable ground for opposing your wishes Bnt
the osseni which has been given by his respected
w!dow and nearest relatives 10 the request of Tho
people OF Cincinnati admits Of no opposition rn M
part neither IN my ndIvid Ial nor official character
shnll feel It To DO my duty. however &, submit
our correspondence 10 the tao Houses of Congress
no." IN session; bat anticipating no efFhr from th,
quarter 10 thwau the wishes expressed by vou,scI.
YES m consouance with those Of the yyiJyvy , ~
nearest relatives ofthe late President readily n,,
mise you my cooperation towards enabling y,u q,
ulG The sacred trust which brought YOU 10 lbi. o. i
IS.
! tender 10 each Of you, gentlemen, nv cordial
saluiaiions.
JOHN TYLER.
To BrSvErr. J C. wRronr and other. NJ
The Committee.
Mr. Alien presented a memorial from ritizens NJ
Cincinnati opposed 10 National Bank LlId ON Tho
table ''u O' '''o
Mr. Tallmndc from citizens Of New York relonv.
iOa bankrupt law
Mr. Bayard reported the bill for the telisr az NJ,
Harrison with amendment
WI Gay from committee on Finance reported the
appropriation bill from the house with amendment
which was adopted and bill passed.
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CONVENTION.

pursuant to notice large number Of the Citizen.
OF ihrrison county assembled nj the C,,nr, H..
on Monday 2lsi Of June. Is4I, WIN A HARRI
ooN was called to the Chair. and c. A HAKyKs
ana H. NJ WHITING appointed Secretaries
On motion. % was resolved that n coo,,n;,,.. o.,
I'VE DE appointed 10 draft resolutions for the con
sderaticn Of the Convention
The Char then named Messrs J. H McMecben
IT, u Camden. {. A. Harper. James NJ jackson md
NJ. Adams said committee
The meeting then adjourned til 2 o'clock p AZ
Met according TO adjournment The Commute.
appointed Tor the purpose submitted The folloUipy
preamble and resolutions:
PREAMBLE
IL being the opinion Of this convention ,b,, a.,
only tieciual means Of advancing the ptv,coI -.
'eheciua social. moral and religious conJit,on nj
my People - TO educate them. end that IL is a duty
hnptiihVeiy binding on the patriot the philapthrr
p'' ond The Christian. without regard 10 soet q,
party 10 use his utmost eEertions TO extend the bles
sings o. education os Ear az possible among his fel.
low men. Therefore,
resolved. That 10 accomplish ~ Desirable an end
u proper that legislative patronage should be
mught 10 bonr upon the subject
StsoiVed, That the policy Uf our State in extend
ns her patronage hitherto almost exclusively 10 one
in'nin''h Institution. known o. the University Of
'Hgnia') has not been wise inssmuch NJ this ipst
iunon - sustained a. great expense without max.
US wy HAeHNalc return.
Hesoived' That any system Of State policy thai
oOh'empiaies sustaining one % more Literary Ins,i
'Ions 81 great expense. 10 the comparative neglect
~ ~ others nfOrding me means u education ONLY
70 'ne wealthy unjust in principle arisiocrstic in
yer, unequal in its bearings upon the great
mass OF ne people, and albogeihsr anti.Rspublictn
IN iis tendency
Resolved That while we are willing that ON,
University and Colleges should come in f,r tbei,
l''' mare Of legislative patronage, we cannot sc.
.no"edge The principle that lsvishes thousands oil
lo"afs 70 comparatively no purpose when n en-
poyed IN different manner its effects womb s,op
De seen and felt m the social elevation and hspp
ness Of every individual IN the State
hesolycd, Thai d would be wisdom IN opr I.
si'a'ufe 70 adopt general system Of school edses
ion' ~ Eneans Of primary common schools Who.
'saehis would osiesd 10 the whole mass of The 80.
'le and not merely 10 toe few who have IN, 49,.
y education within ihomscives
Resolved, That IN The opinion Of The Copvo,,,,.
ne best way % sustain orr Uaiversity and Coll,.o.
lni 20 orginste and endow other Eieya,y i,.,t,..
"ns . % provide or the cducaHon Of IN. -,
na's Of the people. thus preparing Tho .oil 80.
'hch may be erpocted rich and sb,yp,I,n, ~.
rest "if
Resolved. That m view 81 sHsciins III, ..,.t.,.-,
neni BY law q system q common srb,,o. III ~.
''aic q q proper he, he sulgsci b. p,hl.l. ~,
used. P'0'i'y DE.
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BANKRUPT LAW.--There 10 no ni.,st. No..
universal Than the general belief tbst resp.c,,It
yers are benefited by The oppression ofJsl,o,, -.
gam by a. Some. % is true induce eI,,,,, ~
pay 70 prosecute heir debtors 10 indvmsnt r.,
they do not always get their erpondilg,.. r, l ~
we'll known that clients are seldom .,,i,e.i ~ "
less the attorney can collect his cost, G,o, AZ.
dc btors "Vm MS
u - supposed BY many persyns Thar tt, 81, a,
more successful BY pressing a debtor i'm f,i;,., -.
cumsiances Yet % is almost al-svs tb,t -
press man when his credit totter, ,,,u - ',u'
han they who are lenient '''o more
very intelligent and experienced lsvvs, n ~.
e. informed rs Ibis day That he had r. 80, ~
careful TO note The class Of persons who -. ~
suea ior debt when there yvas ne infs,5.d :. e '
curing TIE last forty years. he found tb., 1900
-. sl,oeeaed ~ getting anything in on. 60.
oa' ~ zen nat not one per cent had 49,, .-it.,
% each judgment and certainly No, -, -. -
o. ne cot. This is on important Ca, go -.
a'rssi The attention ofthe credit,, ip,s,
p, oi ne country " ten per cent Of The est. e.,
1o,alnlng judgments have not been recovered -.
leDa nFVe not been contested what loss ssn c,sJi
'o's meet wiib from a bankrupt Iav7
Under bankrupt law. Ell the sa,~ts o., ~ IL.
'rodilors and The debtor r. subjected ~ -. a.,
searching examination under oath touching an. 5i,
'oslhpn 81 his properly. SC 80
close examination Of This subject will convioc.
he honest creditor interest haiti will b. mocb ~,
nor sdvaHiags 10 obtain BANKRUPT law fbsn -
'''e me character ofdsbior exposed 70 dsascii,n
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ANDREW WOODS.
x. II. FORD
A n ORDINANCE, suppIementa-y 10 ~

a ORDINANCE, supplementary 10 the ord
IN nance entitled an ordnance 10 prev.n, cor.
tam Improper practices therein spe CITED.
ling. " "hee-
Sec /. That il shall and NAV BIO Ia,,f,i G.. .,
mayor any Alderman ofIhe city, or any Jusiic. ~
'he feace "a and for The county Of Ohio. vhen 60,
person shall be convicted before him: of onv ,,I,
IONS OF the %. or l7ih sections oftfe orJ;naroa
snuiea' an ordnance to prevent certain iu,,,,,
P'ce' thefein specified at his discretion IN ssp
fence such Person, 10 labour without con,,a,.,;..
al ony Of The public works or improver,o,
'aken or 20 be undertaken by the Al n r,,,, :; -;
" 'ne me imposed by the said sections a tIo -,
days 0'esuihg lhiHy
sec = In rendering such iudgmen, and ,,;,i,.
~ 80 sentence the snld magistrate shall ascer,,,S
L.a - ".e amount OF hne upon The payrey, or
"hioh with the cOSis Of such pros ecution 40 ~
bour sentence 70 Ia.
Sec. B. such'persons 80 sentenced n i.to,,. -,,
be confined IN the jail for Ohio ooppt 80, maj
are not al labour and whilst st Jatouy he ., 'y
'es ufea by ball and chain attached 10 ne Isg 20
one'"''r' 20 as to prevent their escnpe and No., -,
bOur " their To-
Sec 4, Il shall be the duty Of the oo,,.;t
10y % hsr hn' meeting. or At such !otbsr mos,in,
~ nay - special order appoint for the elsc,s
oi ne other officers. Of the CIV to spn,io, -, s
10 DC called the "Oveyseor of Inc t,b.;,, 49,,
whose term ofofice shall continue until bis No..
sor shall have lbeen dolly appointed snd op,I,G.J
&c 10 ne Stead unless sooner determined bv J.s,
removals from Office or other lawful rsuss
sec ., The said Overseer before snteri,, No..
me discharge Of his duties shall assume the seye,.i
aihs or aihrnatiOns required by the charter oC -
Diy and shall receive as Compensation a., a.
'efvces such suns FOR every day be may DO er,,r.'
%. rs The council may BY order appoint.
Sec. 8 u shall be the duyof The said Oy..
Q take the charge and supefntendonce ors,cb -
ons as may be sentenced b. laJour under tb,, -
lance and during the usual hours Of Iaboor =, ~.
10y them an such work ss The Street Cor,r,;...
nay from tUe 70 time assign fOr tho puroos.. Al
e shall BE- auihorixed where any such r.,.o, .t"n
sfuss 70 work or behave ~ q refr.cto,y o,.
ng The Period ofhis sentence 70 cbosiiss 49, ~. u
1n by whipping Or other reasonable ,,J 1870 PC
ubishmsnL W. noOs'shy
Sec T. u shall be he duty Of Tho N,,vo, .-..-,
70 contract with tho keeper Of he Jsil 60.
Duny iof me confinement end boarding Of $50
oI.o' as may under This ordnance. 30 ssnton.oi
sec >. This ordinance shall take effect rrom,,
her iis passage NUN 'oa
Psssed June 90 i84l.
GEORGE DULTY. Msvo,
July /, 1871.
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TIE Fo"iiy n GsH. Harriso.,-The w,.b,,,,,,
Correspondent Of The Philadelphia q. States C,I.,,.
under date Of Saturday saya
There was quie m animated rnest,pg ~, r,,-...,
Hotel ths evening 81 ) O'Clock. cousist,og ID 80,
Heus 81 Pennsyivania. 10 consider The T,o,,,.,..
of raising. ~ private subscription 81 90 600 r., -
purpose q raising monument ~ Norit R,,J n
thc memory u she dopaied Hero or Of giving IL =.
TIE family. Mr. Thaddous Stevens made n v.,g
eloquent and appropriate address Mr. Morr.,n
Ws % The char This was Kind Of rebpke 4,
congress a' te sum grained BY that body vas deem.
Cd small
We End in the National Intelligence a yc,io,.
oay regular account q the proceedings m the
meeting shove referred TO- We do MOI notice fbsf
any fpcoifc sum s named
n wos, perhaps necessary IN order 4, op.y,, ~,
passage of my appropriation ~ Casyress N Z, No.
sHr1 which msny u The more liberal r,erot,,, ~
thst bo5y would hsve willingly enlarged But,b.,s
-ss never apything lost 70 q milton by psnsrosifv II
iis Distinguished ems. The policy Of he literal
grants made 10 MsErBoEoUsu b. he British Par
lament vac nobly viDdicsted fHrwards by tbs
VICTORIES n NELsov and Of WrtNtcroy In The
ease Of or ilIuEiuous late President ne grant Of
smell sun involved nc constitutional principle A.
fuily as large one would have done The qoss.
ton therefore beng one Of hberality 80 could have
srt'hsd ne he Ffsni hsd bssn lsrEsr
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COMMERCE OF THE wEST.-Wirhin the
last tweniyfour hours says the Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser Of the 23d. the wind has brought large
number Of vessels To harbor, with the following
aggregate Of sriicles-l7,5 SCI bills -four, % .667
bush. wheat, Assoc slaves. 292 600 feet lumber
1907 bbls. pork, 2s9 iron. 100 bbls ashes 2Oa
casks beans 65 kegs lard, 249 do butter, CT bills
beans, S DO eggs 7l3 bushels corn, 2C69 brooms
l63 hides, a. bbs. gin, . do. brandy. 100 DO whis
hey. 1880 bush oats. 3 bbls wax, IL rolls leather
10 sacks wool. % DO. feathers, and II hhds Of 10
baceo
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A COINCIDENCE" AND AN APPOINT.
NIEN T.-Kesoraiion TO an office W n son. as head
Oh ono OF the departments ofgovsmnenr. ola per-
w"Oh Tue ONCE was given iwenty-eigt years he
t"re by father then cheif of The Same denortmcot
ne hosi Post-office in Newton. Ms was establish.
ca Ut me village Of Lower Falls in / sos. and a.
mos AHen was appointed Postmaster, by Gideon
Granger inc postmaster General Mr. Allen held
'he Once vi about two years ago. when he was re-.
moved by Mr. Kendall. On the I5th inst he was
re appointed by Francis Granger. the present Post.
nnS'e' General and has entered upon the discharge
OF the duties Of the oiice-"Newion Io,yer F,lls
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wA.nIserox. June 16. 1871.

WARRINGTON, June l6, lS4l.
The President Of the UHited Sales:
Dear Sir; The undersigned were appointed by
the citizens and tho City Council Of Cincinnati and
by many Of the surviving soldiers ofIhe late war; 10
apply 10 the widow and family Of our distinguished
fellow citizen the late of the President of the Un
ted States, for permission hrs remains from
the city Of Washington TO the State Of Ohio for m
ierment They have made the application direct.
ed and have received permission perform that "a
cred trust They have now the honor of renoriing
TO you their arrival in this city, and Of asking your
APPRECIATION OF the measures contemplated and your
cooperation ia carrying them into effect
We are fully aware Of the high estimate YOU
placed on the talents and virtues OF our lamented
friend aud iellow-citzen, the late Chief Magistrate
OF the Uuion, whose friendship aud confidence Won
possessed many years We saw the tear fall from
your eye aud mingle with the tears Of the nation
when the inscrutabe will of Heaven removed him
from US.
Knowing these things, we approach you with con
hdense We'll assured that you viii justly appreciate
our motives for undertaking the mourniul duty We
have been deputed TO perform. and that the sam,
KIND feeling which has marked your course through
life Will prompt you this occasion TO afiurd "a,
your eounenance, and, if necessary. your co-opera
lion.
IL II meet your appreciation, the committee will
do themselves the honor oitNailing upon YOU at ia,
Presidents House, al ony hour you may please to De
signate,
With high respect, we are, your friends and fel
Tow Ciilzens,
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wThe Committee of Arrangement. report II

~The Committee of Arrangements report the
following
The Battalion will assemble. rs ordered, ia front
Of the U. s. Hotel, Wafer street. Al O'Clock, A. NJ
ri which place Col. b. +. Kelly will assume the
command. After giving the national salute the
battalion will take up The line Of march. the near.
est route to Mr. f Martins grove, who has kindly
rendered the same. After short respite Mr. ID J
Morrow Will read the Declaration Of Independence
The Battalion will then break until such time a,
'hs officer in command may designate to reassem
bic.
Dir. j. II. Landell, acting as sutler on this occs
sion. will furnish suitable refreshments
s. d. WOODROW
ID. PEARCE,
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr
BY and Wih he Gdries and eoasen # the Senate
LAND OFFICERS

LAND OFFICERS
REGISTERS
Thomas Scott CLilicorhe, Ohio. vice James S
McGinnis
Hiram Decker. yincenns, Indiana vico A. Bado.
let
Josiah d. Weston. MuscoJay Wis Ter vice John
N. Ingosoll.
James Watson Riley, Lima, Ohio. vice John p.
Hellensiein
Henry Harrison, Dubuqe, Iowa. vice BENJAMIN r
Psiriken.
GarreI Elkin. Springfield, ILL., vice Marvellous
Esslham
William Ross Burlington, Iowa vice Enos Lowe
ParacleIe Potter, Milwaukee, Wis Ter. vice A
Merton
james Scott, Jacksonville Indiana, wee Mason J
Hurel
RECEIVERS
Daniel Gornsey Dixon, Illinois. vice John De.
msnt.
John Beard, CruwfordsviIle. Indian. vice Marks
fCrume.
Ralph Guild, jackson Missouri, vice FeleI G AL.
len.
stOddsrd Judd. Green Bay, Wis. Ter. vice L s
Pease.
Joseph Hawkins, Burlington, Iowa. vice Yer.
plank Van Antwerp
Levi Sterling Nus,oday. WIS Ter vice Pa,ebol
Beqcelte.
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THE FUNERAL OF GENERAL MAco,p

II Vt 'I-'I1I'FII lFINIU NID.
which Is 10 take place from his late residence Il,
Day 10 o'clock. will be an interesting spectacle
Hs well as an honorable tribute to the station IN,
services und The personal character Of the sto Com
rnsnder Of TIE Army.
The Orders from the Department. directing Fun
sral Honon to the decossed. will be found IN ,y,
columns today.
The Company Of s Infantry on duty si For,
blehsnry arrived here yesterday for the purpose Of
attending The funeral r' "
f" pr0boble' we understand, that nurrb., n,
rolOhleer Military Companies also will arrive In
Tbs city from Baltimore Tins morfiog g., ,...o ~
purpose.
Little I'D We erpect when We attended m. IT,.
neral Of Cen Harrison, on which occssio, C.sr
Hlacomb commanded the Military escort. tb,t ~,
'ouia 20 Son have 10 follow The remain, offhs h.
wing General 70 the iomb-Naf Tgt
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TwENrY-sEvENrH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

June -, 1911.
The President pro TEN laid before the Senate the
following correspondence which laid on The tn
Ole and ordered 10 be printed.
WASHINGTON. June 30. 1S4l.
To The Senate and House Of Representatives Of the
UAiiod States.
] have the honor 10 submit the accompanying
correspondence between myself and The Hon Bar
net. Wright, and others. who arrived some DAYS
ago IN thus city, IA committee in behalf of the peo
pie Of Cincinnati for The purpose with the assen, o.
the family, Of removing the remains of the late Pres
ideni Of the United States To North Bend for inter
ment. have thought it 10 be my duty thrs TO ap
prize Congress ef the contemplated proceedings
JOHN TYLER
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF
A C~~~
T-t-$SuI
AllAlsff;
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

J. w. JEWErr Of Hon s CoWEN. a.
II. JUDGE JEWETr, ESQ.
WHEELING, Va. Of ST. CrIRsvuLE. Onr
ATTORNEYS Il COUNSELLORS AT LAW
an ILL attend to any business which may be
w entrusted To them in This and the adjoinirg
counties OF Ohio and Virginia with promptness ard
despatch.
OFFicEs-In Wheeling. under the new Court
House, corner Of Fourth aud Monroe streets in S.
Clairsville, opposite the Court House iyI-u
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WASHINGTON VOLrNTEERsrNInn.

ARMoRf City BLUES.
Monday evening. June % lS4I (
VIE Corps having been informed OF the death
q oi the late Mnjrr General Macomb il was on
motion "fJotn M Clarke, unanimously
"Rosotred. That as mark Of the respect fell bv
The members OF this corps, for the memory of The
late commander IN chief Of the army Of The United
Siaiesi The Honorary members he requested aud tire
regular members ordered TO wear crane on the lefs
arm for the space Of ninety days from this date.
An extract from the minutes
}. A, SIMPLIFY.
july l-3t Sc.rc,a-,
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TEMPERANCE.-A delegation from the Bali.
more "wsshi igIOn Temperance Society is expect.
cd from Pittsburgh to-day. Should they arrive in
time. they will address the cizens Of Wheeling in
the Methodist Church ut S s'clock this evening
HantSfs Win be issued on the arrival OF the del
sgaion. announcing definitely the arrangement
that may be decided upon