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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
St major eeneral No

We publish to-day the two proclamations
of Major General Mcclellan, commander
of the Ohio and Western Virginia division
ofthe United States army. The one pro-
clamation is addressed to the Union men
of Western Virginia, and the other to his
soldiers aboue crossing the Ohio river to
take up their line of march iuto oar inte-
rior counties. To our Union men lie pro-
claims glad tidings of joy-telliug them
that he has come among them to assist in
putting down the rebels and traitors in
their midst; and to his soldiers he speaks
the NaPoleontc words OF caution, civiliza-
ton, and humanity. Most gladly will the
words and the troops of General McClel-
Ian be hailed by our people along the line
Oftheir march. The Union men will rise
by thousands to assist them. The aid is
timely, and Western Virginia will feel her
self bound by "hOoks of steel" to her gall
liant sister across the river, who is so no.
bly, coming to her rescue. a thousand
welcomes to the soldiers of Ohio. In COM
pany with our own gallant regiment, we
hope that they will wipe ont the last YES
tige oFthe traitorous nobs and squads that
have been ovCrawing our brethren Of the
interior.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
Letter ROM Lndv.

a noble lady who has long been sub
scriber to the Lattlbgenesr, in Allegheny
county, Va, writes to us Yesterday as fol-
lows:
You are doing good work. and with
all my heart 1 bid you God-speed. My
whole heart is in the cause you are 50 nn-
bly, coutending for, and most gladly would
contribute my mite to its pushing on
ward in your midst. shall do that so fur
us eau. And l have faith to believe that
even now n better day is dawning, if those
who are right will fight manfulIy. Din't
give up the battlel There is hope. Even
here there is still stroag and growing
love of Union and right in the hearts OF
very many. II is snOIhcrcd much now by
the reign Ofterror, but nn opportunity on
Iy is needed for it to shine forth in beauty
and streAgth. a new Virginia, though, we
must have, and one that will shine upon
our national banner rs srtr OF the 6rst
magnitude. love the stars md stripes,
and my prayers are with all who do.
My writing is miserable, for ain very
much hurried. Please excuse it.
May victory DO yours is my hope and
prayer. L.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
4eetIng In 0Tarshan county.

MAY 2Slh, 1871.
At meeting of the citizens of Boman
and vicinity, Mlrshall Co., Va, on mo-
tion, Y. P. GoFby was appointed Chair-
man, and B. b. Newman, Secretary.
The Chairman then appointed the fol-
lowing Committee to draft resolutions,
viz: Alfred Games, j. ]. Robert jackson
O'Net, n. s. Fish, John o.Rirhey, ". K.
KinImins and ]. 3. Lydock, Esq.
Whereupon the following resolutions
were passed by the Committee and agreed
upon by the meeting:
l. ReSolced, Thnt this meeting wait
upon all the secessionists, aud demand
that they give up all their arms of every
description, to be retained by a Commits
tee hereafter TO be appointed until peace
is restored.
.. That they be required to subscribe q
certain amount, in proportion TO their nbil-
tiles, for the support of the Home Guard,
in accordance with the idea tina: those
who dance must pay the Her"
3. That all who voted for or advocated
the cause of secession shall not Or per-
miticd to h0ld any Office of honor or trust
in this Commonwealth Tor New Virgtnia)
NOW ner hencctorth.
4. That If any secessiOnists resist or OBJ
iect to the foregoing resolutions, they do
it Mt the risk of their life.
8. That Committee of Five be appOlnt-
ed to receive the arms and that Captain
John W. Boner aud Captain NJ. p. Boner
receive the arms and deliver them to the
COMMITTEES.
Tho following were appointed as paid
Committee: v. P. Gorby, John Rirhey,
Alfred Games, n. S. Fish and ". r. kim
Minis.
6. Thpt,the Captains be the spokesmaus
for the day.
During the drafting of the resolutions,
several addresses were delivered before
the meeting, by v. P. Gorby, Abraham
Dean, and Others, touching the momentous
issues OF the dry.
On motion, by the meeting, that the
proceedings of this meeting be published
in the Wheeling IntsiEigencer.
V. p GoRBY. Pres't.
B. B. Ncwman, Sec'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

AGAIN another prooflhat BGrhqvssHoL
tdna Bitters iswurthy of recommendation.
1.-THE plain and upright Mary Ven Slieti-
reCht, daughter of Van Dyke, had Inst
spring x dangerous sickness, but got SO
far we'll as to DC ont of the doctors trent
ment, hut kept lingering on, so that she
could get no appetite, and couu not get
strength enough TO do her household work,
till within few weeks past. She used
but one bottle of the Bifsrg, which, with
the help of God, has given her strength,
and she feels quite well; for while her hus-
band gave me, the undersigned, his thanks
for having recommended the Bitters for
his wife, and requested me to have the
same insortsd IN the Sheboygan Nfeu,rs-
bod" L DopGE,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The above is literal Translation from
the last number of the Sheboygan Nienses-
1ode. my-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

THE ordinance of secession will be rati-
/ fed, nevertheless, by a large majority, in
eAery one of the four great divisions Of tue
State. aud then, unless the traitors who
infest few counties in the Northwest
nlaketheir escape in rapid flight, they will
meet with tho just DOOM that awaits all
such miserable miscreants, and the loyal
people there will be freed from the yoke
of bondage that now Expresses them
[ Richmond Enquirer on the morning Of the
Election.
Yes! the ordinance of secession was
ratified "very muchly,7 as Artemus Ward
would say, in this division of the State.
This encouraging proclamation of yours
was like the late Wheeling Union's 1900
majority for secession in Marion county.
1t has turned out to be very bad sell.
Not only has the secession ordinance been
Overwhelmingly defeated in Western Vir-
ginia, but there is even strong possibility
that it has been rejected IN the Valley, to
say nothing of toIerablo suspicion that
it has been fattened out in the State
There are more improbable things than
the suPpositiou that the ordinance of Sc
cession has actually been rejected in,this
State. And it therefore becomes the Rich.
mond Enquirer to draw in its horns n
little about the traitors of the North
west. We have a vast abunnnce of that
stamp of people just now, and their sug-
gested rapid fight would seriously inter-
fere with the census tables 10 Western vir.
ginia. We are of thee inion that the only
flights that willtake place in this region will
he secession fights-some of tho kind
that have already taken place. At all!
events before many of us go, we will wait
for the return of c. w R. & Co.. and a
few moro of the model loyalis,s, whose
absence has been so bitterly bewailed by
the people of Wheeling for some time back.
There's our squad at Harper's Ferry, too,
whose presence would be indispensable to
the existence OF the town in cpse the bal
ance are obliged to leave. They must be
exhOrted to return and resume their much
missed positions in society before every
body else leaves. The rest of us cannot
think of escaping until those bright lights
are heard from.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
Mayors Proclamation.
MArox's OyP1cE, Wheeling. NAV Is. 1ss1


Whereas, there were certain riotous and unlawful
proceedings within the city during last night. which
ARE subversivs Of the public peace aud which If per
sisted In. may reault In the destruction Of pronerty
and perhaps life: Aud Whereas, this community has
express al ut the ballot lIN its eCndeIri0
OF the mob power which has nVRFrIttIen nil Law In
EonH portions Of thiSCommO1weath and Il ,lest rue.
tive Of all Constitutional liberty, an which nov
with the aid and authority Of the Government are re-
ssting In arms, therefore, A. J. Swe, nry, May Of
the City Df Wheeling. hereby command that all per-
Eons In this City do refrain from ASSEMBLE in
any unlawful manner and from participating in nny
riOtns actor proceeding against the life property. or
liberty Otnny one. And Thereby proclaim and declare
that the laws must an snll lie maintained ShunlI
crimes be Committed against the laws of the Unitcd
States or the legitimate statutes OF this State which
are guaranteed by their respective Constitutions #
is for the offended law to vindicAte its own mseSty
And fi this purpose as we'll Hs to maintain pea and
lniet. the Volunteer cnrpS Of this City and the Unit
ell States trOps Of Camp CNrle. are placed under
my contru and hereby warn all persons that riot
o"a Recommendations will I've promptly reperssed and
those engaged therein brought TO jnStice.
my29-j a. j. SWEENEY, Mayor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
B. B. Norman, sec'y.

THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often rs
frail as that of II tender flower. Many of
the sex enter into marriage relations with
ont being abiesto undergo the labors and
tritls of maternity. In this country
thousands of young and beautiful women
are sacrificed every year from this cause
alone. Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters will save many of this class from
an uutinely grave. This medicine has
been used with great benefit by immense
numbers of people throughout the repuh-
lie, and the proprietors hnvo received
grateful concentrations from nll sections
of the country. The Bitters will 6e FUND
to be very pleasant TO the taste, even as n
beverage, and prompt and powerful in its
effect as medicine. 1t infuSes new vital
ity into the frame, and strengthens the
whole system, SO that women who use it
are ennbled to go through. with lnbors
which would, without it, be certain to
PROSTATE them.
Sold by all druggists. my-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

' ~ 4 UT 7AI'NoI ' N'l -lTIIE ssUs
Eds. AteitigencEr: Our Postmaster has
refused TO let US have the ZntelEige,cer, and
as do not wish others TO read INV pnper
while am deprived of it, you will there
fore discontinue it. Ii our sunbedrims
wish TO know what is transpiriug ia Yves.
tern Virginia, they may pay Tor the IN
tettigtncer. There are prominent men in
our midst who say there should be men
placed at our different election precincts
with rides, and shoot down every man that
dared to come up and vote against ruti-
Tying the secession ordinance.
Yours, SILAs MUxcu.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
Proclamation Of General Mcclellan.
10 THE UNION xFS OF wEsrrRS yrRelsIA.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF
THE Quo, May 20, 1861.
To tie Union Mer Of Vtstern Virginia:

A"S S0ASt AN"S sSf ASSA'
To the Onion den of Wtstera Virginid:
VIRGlStASsl The General Government
has long enough endured the vaccinations
OF few facttOus rebels in your midst.
armed traitors have in yain endeAvored to
deter you from expressing your loyalty at
the polls. Having failed in this infamous
attempt to deprive you of the exercise of
your dearest rights, they now seek to in
augurate reign of terror, and thus force
you to yield TO their schemes and submit
To the yoke of tue traitorous conspiracy
dignihed by the name of the Southern Con-
tedsraCy. They are destroying the prop
erly of citizens uf your State and .uining
your magnificent railways. The General
Government has heretofore carefully alb
stained from sending troops across the
Ohio, or even from posting them Hloug its
banks, although frequently urged to do so
by many of your prominent citizens. II
determined to await the result of the late
election, DESTROYS TINT no one might he able
to say that the slightest effort had been
made from this side to influence the free
expression of your opinions, although
the many agencies Brought to bear up
on you by tho rebels were we'll known.
You have now shown under the most
adverse circumstances that the great mass
of the people Of Westtr Virginia arcstrue
and loyal to that benificent government
under which We and our fathers have lived
so long. As soon as the result of the
election WAS known the traitors COM
menced their work of destruction. The
General Government cannot close its
ears To the demand you have made for
assistance. have ordered troops to
cross the Ohio river. They come as your
friends and brothers, as enemies only to
the armed rebels who are preying upon
you. Your homes, your families. and your
property are safe under our protection.
All your rights shall be religiously re-
sPectedi Notwithstanding NIL that has been
said by the traitors to induce you to be-
lieve that our advent among you will be
signalized by interference with your slaves.
Understand one thing clearly. Not only
will we abstain from all su ii interference,
but we will on tue contrary with an iron
hand crush any attempt ut insurrection on
their part, now that we are in your midst.
I'call upon yon to fly to arms and support
the general government, sever the connec-
ton that binds you to traitors, proclaim to
the world that the faith and loyalty SO
long bOnsted by the Old Dnmtnion are
still preserved in Western Virginia, and
that you remain true to the stars and
stripes. GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Mai. General, U. S. A., commanding de-
partment Of the Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
Tur Cipeinnati Gazette Of lnst nicht. In.

N S1IS1uuUNI Uu@sItt OF IHsI uISnL, mas
the following item:
A Harpers Ferry correspondent of the
10 .isyilie Courier says that the rebel au-
th0rities Of Virginia have set several de-
tscttves on the track OF Hon. John S, Car
lille. the leader of the west Virginia
unlonists' aud will spare no pains TO get
him in their power.
Information resolved yesterday justifss
rs in believing that one of the miserable
tools of the traitors has been lurking IN
this vicinity for some time past.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
[Extrnet. from a primo letter.I

MARIETTA, May 81.
Last Tuesday evening the
Muskingum boats brought down the l4tb
Reg't o V. H., as fne set of men ms
you would wish to sec. They were well
quartered on the Fair Grounds, where the
six companies of artillery had been en-.
camped for some time. On Saturday eve
ming the officers received secret OIders 10
narrh, and this (NundHyl morning the en-
tire Regiment eff Infantry, 1900 strong, en-
bdrked on board the Ohio No. 3, for Park
ersburg. It was an exciting time in this
old town, | assure you. We hear TINT
there are seven companies OF rebels nj
Phrkersburg, but don't know how true tits,
Tonight the 18th regiment is to come GU
from Athens, on their way to join the 18th
regiment, or stop here, we are not certain
which.
Ha!f-past 5, p. 81 MIR. -, who went
down to P"rkerSburg with the troops, has
Just returned He says the Union men
were completely frantic with joy on seeing
them Some of the secessiOnisis had civ
en- out word that 10000 men could not
land there-bUt when the Ohio No.
rounded to, with her decks, guards and
roof black with Blue coats, not II scoltn.
drel was to be seen. The men marched
TO the beautiful hill back of town, and
prepared 10 encAmp there, unless they
moved directly Do 10 Grafton, which thew
will probably do Tonight. j. ]. Jackson.
tue aged, complained good deal of the
troops because 4bey trampled down his
grass am sorry to record such AN ex-
hibition of human weukness-but he il
getting old.
There are ALTERATION about 500 men.
one company only fully armed and equip.
ped, and eapnble of doing anything BY
way Of resisting.
The conductor on the B. & o. R. r. told
Col. SteNdman that the bridges between
Grafton aud Parkersburg will probably be
burned Tonight, unless the troops moved
on-thnt If they do move, be will take
them and put them down ut a point where
they can take all the rebels very easily, be.
fore Tomorrow morning. Wouldn't that
be beautiful eeaPrde-mrinf ]. A. T.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

Hox. Benjamin F, Thomas vas nomina.
ted at Detiham yesterday as candidate
for Congress to fill the vacancy created by
the departure of Hon. Charles Francis
Adams for another post Of public duty
The Convention was composed of members
Of all parties. and the nomination vas
unanimous
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
The ReIgn OF terror.

The following letter from Warren coun-
ty, Va, we received last night. 1t las
been long while reaching us. but as it is
only one of several of the same sort, we
give it to our readers as specimen of the
way seeessiOnists are terrorizing over the
Inpj.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

A correspondent at New Orleans is onx-
ious that the three thousand clergymsn
who pesitiOued Congress, few years ago
should form themselves into regiments and
offer their services to the Gorernmeut.-
BE says they want to see them down
South. We suppose they want them to
perform fupsral services over the Secs
sioniStS,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
our coUNTRY1s SONGS

OUR COGNTRY'S SONGS.
Tust Received,
- song for my COuntrymen,
Columbia tho Gem Of the Ocean,
Yankee DntDdle,
Star SpHnEled Hammer,
Hall Columbia.
Dur Uniun, hight or Wrong,
Columbia RI cs tho Sea,
Our Good Ship Sails Tonight, new and popular,
America,
YiVe u America. &C.
arranged for the Piano; for sale the Variety Store
81 ID. NlCOLL & BRO,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

GOrERSOR Morton. or Indians, has i'm
formed the President that the services OF
two thousand shipwrigh,s or boat builders
in the river towns of Iadiana can be em.
PlOyed in tie construction of gun boats to
" used on shs lower Mississippi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
Special Notice to Farmers.
SpringA& Harvest .Imnlemnpts

Johnson FROST CALL THE ATTENTION. or
~ Il, Ea[IsEs and Gardeners to their own make az
AitUN D0u BLE SHOVEL PL0UGHS. with tie nat
~ ~ sIu 1tGseaed which prevents dirt and stonea
B B oeinE thrown upon tie young corn: theSe
~, Win tstE gr9und and PollShed eteel shovoS
MENr IN THE WORLD for voFsfnG CSr1 sI,f p s
s ss4S; Also superior Single and Double wooded
S.td fioagns made ePrelsly for Us and fulIy war
en OF irOn stocked, with The patent reSefsS6Ie
1,6 Al 80 the IarEelt stock Of HAY AND MANURE
tsOi1n1st WIZ the new SOLTD SRR4P REEuIE Par
~ vile GAEden and Field Hoes Of an ifsds
'5 ~ SSeIy supetioT workmanship. We would Ell
~. tlcutH Aaenuon to the fact that We Sre f6S
tS5a,t GSSlts and the distributing hons ~
N MOtllES InFh1VED MOVING MACHINES for
ma t, iH Onle, 81 counties 10 PennsyIvaaIs
Si, tHelte counties IN Virginia. ETsry Siasbins
ia iG,I Tarrantsd- JoHNsoG FROST.
n Main ST
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

TaE Cincinnati Commereial Of ye,terd,v
contains the following obituary notices
=. The P"dueah Herald, Columbus crs.etn,,
Hickman Courier, and Wheeling Eniog,
Tour very mean and miserable secession or.
gans, have gone under" We hail tin.
omen. Their cause will go under next.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

TnE New Orleans papers complain of a
little unpatriOtie dtckeriug, by citizens
there in stock to the Confederate forces.
Crippled and unsOuud mules and horses
were shipped OF, and the inspectors are
accused of collision. The chivalry, it
seems, love the dimes as well as the rest of
mankind, aud are quite as anxious to get
them. 1t has pleased Southern papers re-
Gently to accuse Northern merchants of
unfair speculation in war materiuls,-their
attention should have been directed at
home.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

THR weather in Augusta. Ca, is quite
mild, We might say baimy-ou Saturday in
the coolest place in the city the thermom.
ettr rose to hinety.two degrees
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

also made oath Al Pleasant Hill, Mar
shall county, Va, that 1 would publish
the above in the Wheeling LnIeLiigsneer.
and also put out the United States dag.
II A. F. HULtlHES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
EXecutor,s Notioa-

A Ii PERS JNS HAVING CHAINS AGAINST
~ the Estate Of y. McNaEhten, deed, will ~ e
sent thesnnI to me payment. duly authenlc,tcl
aud Ill who are inleh-Ol TO said Estate are hereby
notified that payment must 10 uNSle without delay
Il. SWEENEY, Executor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
GARD.

This is 10 certify that a. F. HuIlthen
voluntarily appeered before me, Justice
OF Ohio county, on this the 29th day Of
May, 1851 and at hisrequest administers
ed 70 him the oath of allegiance TO the
United States of America and fidelity 10
the Constitution 1hereof.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

OF wfgalls boast thai it Southern
troops don't take Washington by. the 18th
PrOEimO, he, wigfall will take 1t himself,
the Louisville Journal says-sHe can. he
seldom walks through street without Ia
king the whole of IL"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
NOTICE
EASTERN VIRGINIA MONEY.
For Sale

rTHE VERY Co9IPLETEfG VALUARLE WORKS
for refining g Al OIL, situated near the Hemp.
nela haufcad, IL miles east of Wheeling Virginia,
soh9istinE az one superior eight horse pow Steam
ssSSne; one sun, lOOO gallons capacity, one ditto
~ ~ gallons, tive 40 gallon tanks or feeaTerS tWp
lVoS eait9n tanks. and one 1900 gallon ditto, All
made OF the very bcst clean Etuf Also 10 d Retorts
capacity OF o bushels each. The propetty embrace
ln lse simple near hTo acres and hR8 mineral right
on ABOUT go ACres, There Il vein Of bitumino,is
,hale Of an average thickness Of about feet under
ying the premises. Coal U Is found In the vicinity
the business Of refining Coal on may now ba,sS ~
eePp2rtuntI 0! doing 80 to great aiTantage Por
urther particulars apply to the subscriber al No 3i2
South Front street, Philadelphia. ~ 90
Ap23-3W-oOd JOHN CppSc0N,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

TuE editor of the Cleveland Piqtad.aler
says he has been "Hnil Columbia" Dem
0Srat all his life, and proposes to die a
yankee Doodle dandy"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
MhJ0r GtneFnI 0. 8. A.,
Commanding tue Dept of the Ohio.

1.-THE above prorlamations have been in
type in our Office for two days, and have
been withheld from the public ut the re-
guest OF those having charge of the matter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

DIED.
April 18th, 1851. Mt Rio Vista, CaiifornIa, DAVID
I. GREER, in the IS year Of his age
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO INFORM
L his friends and the public that having bought
tho entire interest Of j. Kiger in the late friu he
VIII continue the business in alt It's branchs at tho
olbstapd, No. les Aitin Street. Thankful for the
patronage heretofore EXTENDED to tile firm he hoTes
by strict attention. and by 1Iing no mains TO give
satisfaction to all who may favor lin with call to
merit continuance OF the same. He /. now In re-
cept OF large aud well selected stock OF Dry t;onis
to which he would respectfully invite th3 attention
oil all in want of anything in his line.
WheelIng, MAY %. 1ss1-1r. Nt-N . hD1.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
Recruits Wanted
ATTENTION GUARDS

VoU ARE ORDERED TO MEET AT YOUR
Armory this evening. at TiS o'clock; A full
attendance Is necessary, business Of the utmost
Importance will come before tho company
my"I II. b, HUBBARD, Captain.