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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-24
HEADQUARTERS Mo STATE GUARD J
Des ARC, Ark, April s, l3oZ. I

HEADQUARTERS Mo STATE GUARD
Des ARC, Ark, April 5, l3oz. !
Soldiers Of the State Guard:
/ command you no longer. | have
, this day resigned the com mission
which your patient endurance, your
devoted patriotism, and your daunt'
less bravery have made 80 horor4-
bic. / have done this that ! may
the better serve you, our State, and
our country-that | may the sooner
lead you back TO the iactilo prair.o,',
the rich woodlands and ma ea,ic
atreams Of our beloved Missouri
'at may tho more certain ) rer
tire you 10 y0er once happy homes,
and TO the loved ones there
Five thousand CT those who have
fought aide ny eide with we, un4cr
the grizzly bears Of Missouri, hava
followed me into the Confederate
camp. Thoy appca, to yoN, 81 / do,
by al the tender memories ot' the
past, not to leave us now, but TO 20
with us wherever tie path Of duty
may lead, till we STALL have con
quered a peace and won our inde
pendence by brilliant deeds upon
new fields Of hattie.
Soldiers Of the State Guard Vet
crans OF six pitched battles and
nearly twenty skisrinishes Con.
querers OF thcnl all Your country,
with it's ruined haArths & phrinei'
calls upon you to ylly once more in
her defense, and rescue her forever
from the terrible tnraldom wnIch
threatens her know that she will
not call in vain The insoent ana
barbacous hordc5 which dared 10 in
wade our soil and tSdesecrate our
homes, have just met with q signal
overthrcw beyond ths Missiesippi--.
Now is the time to end thisunhappy
war. If every man will but do his
duty, his own roof will shcl;er him
in peace from the storms OF the COM
ing winter.
Let not history record that tAo
men who bore with patience the
privations Of Cowskin Prairie, who
endured uncomplainingly the burn
ing heats OF "a Missouri summer, and
the frosts and SHOWS OF = Missouri
winter; that the men who met the
enemy at Carthage, at Oak Hille, at
Fort Scott, at Lexington, and in
numberless lesser battle.helds in
Missouri, ard me: them but 70 con.
quer them-;hat them who fough:
so brayely and so well 2; E;khorn =
that the unpaid soldiery oF Missou.
ri, were, after 30 many victories,
and after 30 much suffering, unequal
TO the grea: tack Of achieving thr
independence Of their magnificent
state.
Soldiers / 20 but 70 mark 2 path
way TO our homes. Follow nc
STERLING PRfCE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-24
Adminigtratpr,s Noticr.

N0TICE is hereby R:yea, that &c TIE No.
~ veEber term. 1851, Of tie Eoncras.e
,),unty Cour. Of Navarro coaaty, letters of
s.iini st,atica on lo estate cfoive Grlea
,sceass,i, we're gran;si C shs uadsfa;soss.
AZ persons hsS;ng claims agt;Ss. saia ss-
ate, are hersts sotiaeo 8 rrsssnt tie sA.ne
pi,hin The time required hy .sw, G. tAs!
si!l be barred.
KY ~ THoMAe sa.T-.,
hd-,'r. u Ssi & 5s:iss Grss,, S,f6
January L., iS5.--izSia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-24

The editor ofthe Dalton. Georgia,
Times has been shown one of the
steel brcastpla;es worn by some Of
the Yankees 1T the late battle of
Shiloh. There were three bullet
holes through this one, and the man
who had worn !: was dead
TIE bale. from southern rife
had found i.s way TO his cowardly
heart, Notwithstanding he was clad
with steel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-24
A frh; ococrred in the upper por

a tr'it ocecrreu N Lhe upper por'
ton Of Green county, Tennessee,
last week. between l band ftories
and a q tachment cf Coufeaerates,
in which the Confederates loet two
killed, and the tories about twenty.
lye.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-24
EXEMPTIONS UNDER THE COSsCRIpT
LAW OF CONGRESS.

The following exemption bill was
passed by Congress, l. signed by the
President iust before the adjourn
ment
BILL 70 be entitled IAN act to exempt certain
persons from errcllnsns 10. service in tho armies
Of the Confederate S,l,es.
SEc. ! The Congress Of the Con-
fecerate States of America DO enact,
That all persons who shall be held
to be UNIT for military service un.
der rules to DO prescribed by the
Secretary Of War; all in the service
or employ Of the Confederate States;
all Judicial and executive officers OF
Confederate and State Governments;
the members Of both houses Of Con.
grass, &nI o! the Legislatures OF the
several States and their respective
officers ali clerks of the officers Of
,he State and the Confederate Gov.
e:nment allowed by Law; all engag.
elm carrying the mails; al ferry.
men On pos, routes: all pilots and
Ptrsar engaged in the marine ser.
wee, aud in actual service on river
ana railroad routes Of transportation;
IelegraW.ic operatives and miniators
OF religion, il. the regular discharge
Of ministerial duties; all engaged
IN working igon mines, furnaces and
boundaries ell iourneymen printers
actually employed in printing news
papers; AL Presidents and professors
Of colleges end academies, and all
teachers having 81 many as twenty
scholars; sUpcriktendents therein,
and the TEACHERS employed in the
institutions for tha deaf and dumb
and blind; in each apothecary store
now established, onaapothecary in
good standing, who "a q practical
druggist; euperint-ndests and ope.
rativea in wool and Other factories,
who may hr mpted bY the Secre.
~ Of War shall be, md sre here.
by exempted trcm military eervice
in the arAaiae at, the Confederate
States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-24

An improved percussion necA.ne
invented By VIM. II. Wash, has bees
unanufacturcd at Jynchbnrg 1t
viii mako 9,eee cape per hour.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-24

The Confederate tax Of North
Carolina was paid into the Confed-
crate Treasury On the 3ist day oflast
month.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-24
SUPPLEMENT or rvs C8sscGlP7 ACT.

BlLL 10 b. euii.,.L "AG act supplemental to an
az: further u pruyj<o for the public defence.
SIC. :. Ths Ger gress of the Con.
f.dar;.te .3;Htcs of America % enact,
That the President be, and he is
her1byAathor,Ac' 4, 70 &ccep. the aer.
vices bt any cot0t .lse-, Sql4uIons,
hatN,iona ug reg.inents, which have
been org&nized and may now be in
gervioo unGcr the auth GRITTY Of sny
OF the StGtes OF Tie Con.eaeracy and
which may be londered by the Gov
ernors Of said States under an or
g&nizet.on confirming TO the act OF
March 6, 0SGl, 70 provide ior the
public defence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09
snr,oh rom lhs Pre.ldsnt.

Al the great war meeting 10 Washington
City on wenesdny, at the Capitol building,
the immense crowd 10 attendance would
have President Lincoln make n speech
At last, in response to loud calls be step
ped forward and said:
tFsllow.c itlzens: believe there is no
precedent for my appearing before you on
this occasion [applausel but it is also
true that there is no precedent for your be.
ing here yourselves Applause and laugh
teri ana I offer 10 justification Of myself
aud Of you that, upon examination, have
found nothing in the constitution against
IT, Renewed applause, |, however,
have an impression that there are younger
gentlemen who will entertain you better
NOTES.-THE, no; none can do better
Than yourself; go on and better address
your understanding than will or could.
and therefore propose to detain you but
moment longer. [CrieS-"go on ! tar
and feather the rebelsr'l am very little
inclined On any occasion to say anything
unless hope 10 produce some good by it.
| ~ NOlEE--' lUu w AuNts wv uus luN
only thing think Of just now not likely
to be better said by some one else is a mat.
ter In which we have heard some other
persons blamed for what did myself
["What is it2n There has been very
widespread attempt 10 have a quarrel be.
tween General Mcclellan aud the Secreta.
~ Of War. Now occupy position that
I.a htaa 80, halfaSn a. 0haua Nu.t,
gentlemen are not nearly so deep ia the
quarrel as some presuming TO be their
friends. tCries oil "Goodl ') General Nc
Clellans attitude Is such that, in the very
sellishntsS OF his nature, be cannot but
wish TO DO successful-aud hope he will
and the Secretary Of War is precisely in
the same situation. II the military COM
manders 10 the field cannot be successful,
not only the Secretary OF War but myself,
for the time being tue master Of them
both, cannot be but failures. Laugh.
ter and applauSr.i know General
Mcclellan wishes to be successful and
know be does not wish II any more that
the Secretary Of War for him, aud both OF
them together no more than wish it,
Applause aud cries Of "Good.pl Some
times We have dispute about how many
men General Mcclellan has bad, ADD those
who would disparage him say be has had
large number, and those who would dis
parage the Secretary Of War insist that Gen.
Mcclellan has had very small number.
The basis for this is, there Is always wider
difference, aud, on this occasion. perhaps a
wide one between the grand total on Me-
Clellan's rolls and the men actually ct for
duty, and those who would disparage the
Secretary Of War talk Of those at present
Ct for duty. General Mcclellan has some
times asked for things that the Secretary
Of War did not give him. General Me-
Clellan Is not to blame for asking for what
be wanted and needed, aud the Secretary
Of Warts not TO blame for not giving when
he had none to give. Applause, laughter
and cries Of Good, good.n1 And say
here, 50 far as | know, the Secretary Of
War has withheld no one thing at any time
10 ~ power to give him. Wild applause,
aud voice, "GiIe him enough noW"l II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09

yLLlTsILLLE ho.PIIAL- ~

CLARrsriLLE HosPItAti Asg ..
Ed,i0ri IssiAgHt,rs
KaoEiag your k.Elasss 70 the soldier, I
Urits you these few liLss.
To-day has been a happy 0ae 70 the
Yrgiaia soldiers here 10 general We
have bal ylsl 'rIa the soldiers true
friend, Mr. Jaco5 HOfnlg00k, OF Wheeling.
lie arrived here this morning. through tue
bf0iliug SUI, on horseback. iOu nay be
sare, 70 those who knew him, be ass 3
truly Weleome ggsit, Ai,sr bic ilsTuc-
liJu 10 oar whole. soulei Dr. Oliver, be
made = geuefhl visit 10 all lhr wards here,
aad II y1u bad seen the Nn1ly welcome
be got from our brave boys, itw0uld haze
dons you good he listened 50 kindly to
all The little tales OF complain, laol aooat
the hospltal aud messages OF lny" 10 relh.
lives brABAy. He 10 the first person that
have seen here attending ~ the wants Of
the soldier. Amer copying JHa li.I Of the
Virginia boys, be again mtde . visit TO all
the wards, and had word u SAY % nearly
one huodred Of U.s. he promised Us all
who bad uOtyrt got the descriptive lists to
have tuen seut u as, anl | lhtnk he will
DO BIS best to fulfill bis promise, Macy
enquiries were made Of hm 10 De would
not come back and see tbem again for our
eyes rsrelyseea person here eaqu.rlng about
our wants. lie lrfI this evening about
shutdown Tor Cumberland on bis further
erranl OF kindness 70 the different hospl.
tails east He went Away from here with
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09
Jackson County.



Lieut.. Col. D. Frost, Speaker of the last
Virginia Lcgislnturc,D commander Of the
post ut Ravenswool, jackson county Va,
issues some very stringent orders. lie di.
reefs that no n,srmblagc Of secession sym.
pathizrrs be allowed within the county OF
Jackson on any preteSi, and those who have
reason to believe TINT they are "under sus-
piriou of disloyAlty' ARE ordered to remain
A. their homes unless called away by the
most imperative necessity. 4 pass IL re.
quired to come into or go out OF Ravens.
wood after dark. The Cincinnati Enquirer
is prohibited, and al arms 10 the hands Of
secession sympalhihers arc directed to be
taken from them forthwith.
Jackson county has been badly infested
with guerrillas aud some such measures as
these nre necessary TO meet the case. Col.
Frost is the man to enforce them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09
MAprly8ylLLE, o, Aug. I

Editors h,AyeHcSr:
At this crisis, when positive aud rigor-
Gus action is required, and elections come
oil this fall, would II not be advisable for
the Governors Of each State particularly
this Shtej to convene their Legislatures
for special legislation, recommending to
them bill requiring every man to take
the oath Of allegiance, and be true to the
Union before hls vote snail be reccivedi !
think that strict justice requires that some.
thing should he done, as 80 many OF our
Union meu are IN the battle field aud away
from their election precincts, gives the lrai.
tor YalIandgham's party m advantage
that they should not UC allowed to have
without taking the oath OF allegiance and
then let them swallow all together
Our true aud loyal soldiers take the oath
when entering the army, aud why MT com.
pei secession symPathIacrs to do tue same
before voting. NJ. u. ID.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09

The following is specimen Of letters
we receive almost every mail from the in.
terror counties:
Laws CouSrv, Aug. Z. 1862.
Editors hi,iiigmcsr:
Enclosed please 6nd three dollars, for
which send daily as below. Your paper is
well liked for lie bold denuntlations Of
John S. Garlic, who is bitterly cursed here
by all true friends Of our new State aud
the Union.
Very respectfully, &c.
The following is nn extract from letter
which wa received few days ago from
Bellair
"Your paper has been better than n
school in my family. They have learned
more than that much money paid to a
teacher would learn them More than
that, it is moral and loyal paper.
Yours, j. W. K"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09
Garlic

The y. Y. Post, ia reviewing the course
Of Senator Garlic, makes this remark;
Since the adjournment of Congress John
S. Garlic seems 10 have been given over
to hardness Of heart to believe u lie.n He
now gives up the Union, anil is cviiently
striving to resnscilatc tue original seces.
sion idea Of demonstrating II confederation
of the South and Southwest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09

have 90 accusation agliaBt hia. believe
be if brave hG4 able MAJ aPplagse T.
aaa I stand here, a. justice Frqa'rss iar 70
Do, 20 take uPoa myself sha, has oses
charged oa tie Secretary Of War - siih-
holl!ag from tim. haze talked longer
thhu l expected 10 do-[err- Of "So
"noi' =, 90 -ar4 a0s I avail mTse.t
Of ny privilege Of saying 90 more
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09

The New York Tribune publishes an err.
ror and several papers we see have copied
it, that Senator Garlic was q, Washington
on Wednesday last aud made speech at
the war meeting held there. This is a
mistake. He was not there. He does not
frequent places OF thatsort any longer 1t
was State Senator Close, of Alexandria,
who made the remark, with which Carlile
Is credited
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09

Goad :asWs from waShiRgtOn-Dis-
patches from the secretary OF War
10 Gov. PEirp0lnh
Gov PrirPoiuI yesterday received the
following dispatches from Washiogton:
WAsmNGroS, Aug I, 1862.
Cor PsiLp0iGi'
SE-llscrlt, Tor old regiments are con.
Silsrcd ~ making up the new levy. They
are counted u, part aud the state will re-
csivs credit
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
THOs ". VNCEST, A. A. q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09
Il. =. Disbur-inG ONCE,
MuItLINU, Avg !, lsba I
I'D -. VOC htDAlitiHa SfaNtfr,
WunuNG. Virginia, August It, 1867


WunuSg, Virginia, August 1t, 1861
DROrOsALS will be received at TIL. once uutIl
j the 9th " August lsJ2, Toe furnishing all The
STRAW reVuitrl i5f hnE the bed-'Acss u Nolun.
trcr recruits, In Depot at Wheeling ThcStaW TO be
furnished on Tcusition, dOivcd at the Depot and abb
stmois made NJ the eud II zach mon aud pttssnt.
ID iur payment at thi, ufiicc,
Pro- o,als Ia be endorsed. Proposals. Tor stmW"-
The Undersigned reserves IN lnsalf the fls,t II re-.
cCtug all the ptppOshl' should they he o,.med
rbitAnt. u. H. NIL, Major gnd Afiillciy,
Mng2 ~ I.s Minimizing nnl.nr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09

Tas'asy aighs usIl coas 10 yoa' uhols
'lfsSglh. L.. - wilh naIis, ha4 asgI,
and orGiory make i. lbs Eraadsst occasion
Of Cur lives.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09
wAsu,soros, Aug Z, 1862.

Gov PripOiHt'
Sm-lf enrolment Of Militia has not
been commenced IN your State please let il
be done Immediately Take the names oil
all able bodied citizens between eighteen
aud fOrly.dyc years Of nge BY counties.
liy order Of the Secretary OF War.
Il. Z. BucKSGnAM, \ 4. u.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09

I HEREBY iofcEarn all persons from purchasing
| or Withholding note, drawn BY Thomas Horn
brook, II Wheeling, Virginia, In my favor, for the
sun oi Tliity.siN llunIrcd Dollars with Interest,
dated 9Th day Of March, 1858. Eve years amer date,
the said note las boon paid by ttil llornbro1k,
Given under my hand ihi' day, July N. lso!.
Jy3l,gt S.u, n. CARTER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09

God KuGrd our Gag, sbd Essp Safh star
Eash strips - bright ~ nov thsJ uaTa,
B,liI make Il Lad our fantsln gar,
Htill haat above sach patriots crave,
DsstL ~ the traitor shat uDuld dare
Tstfall u through the dnst Of shafna.
An honest hearts IL i0f uiii share
Asd l,ll0a II u Death % YAils.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09

n IA BlILEEs gfNtryaag as4 rir.aiiy 81 IA
| a a4srtir, ials lsntay sssalag ai e's.a.a. e
ths Aa-fi1aa Hal 81 usnisg Nhadlag ilssftalf
tg-ia--i 70 LEn1. by srlSg 4 ~ C5lazlairr.
an.afEa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09
A Card to the People !
Now is Your Time to Save Money!
Bargainsl Bargainsl! Bargainsll!


n con eqnenes Of the fa-t. that aft Cotton Goods
j are advahclng verV rapidly. AMI the indications
are thatthey viii very aJon be HIGHER th.n ut any
previous time have purchased q large and splendid
stock Il P0feiln and Domestic Dry GOods which
have in store, No. 80 Main It eet Centre Wheeling.
md 10 which ould respectfully invite tho attsn-
ton u the public intend selling the stock out
y the gfice-, and some goOls even cheaper than
they were ever known before, 10 that all pefspns
needing goods. or who will need them very soon, lsd
b-tef ayAi themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
plying Themselves. A. they 81 money BY max.
ng their purchases ut this time; besides they viii
have gool assortment 10 make their selections
from
Ny stock consists. IN part, Of Brown and blearhed
Nuilins Caleos, Mems and Boys wear n every de-
senptiob, Check. Flannsls Ginshtm', shauia fable
and T0We Diaper, Irish Linens aud Shirt llosoms,
P.fasol'. Shaker Hood Hoop Skirts. Lace nd Gren.
a1ne Wells White Goods, Lacus, Embrolderies Of all
kiBds. Hosiery. &C., Ae.
LADIES, LADIES' Your special att ntion Il
invite : 10 my very superior stock u DRESS GOODS
which Il he largest, cheapest and most complete OF
the season Lawns Plain, Plhid and Embro dsred
Grey 0oosls, Mo7Amblques, Befage Angiai, &C., in
great variety. pirase call early. ~ will make IL
greatly 70 y0ur advannags 10 Do ~.
Yours very respectfully,
J0IS KOgMHR,
Je24 No. 30 Main It,. Centre Wheeling. w.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09
nmEnIRR,. slIE.

JEnss : Psttsr, Jas-FA c
Hsrta4r. J4hl 7 Lakla.
EpfalG n EzTuu. ~ Jas CgEEty CgEft
- kghh Adaa.alTsfAi9f
Or HsHi D. EilsFys -.
tAtc, uflfu y slr
~
JasspA n rs1lis.1a
Is pursuance 1f OrlsTs q sds ia She above lsusl
| oslss.. / Ill Ca Mgaday, ssptsabsr : lsts az
fIdnt al1F u The Cggfi hJass q utta oluEiy, pTa
eeci D. Ill J0sspl fvldiri1a's Interest be- lt ,l
s'Itsy1 ll1h sluATr tuo 3, al lI' Ne niirrH US
-;glsr s-yea 4, lH The CTS q Wbrri.ug, AIs5 ID,
lgtsFrst DO three and q half - acre, o. laII,
H ~ hfm. ar.rnb-i Ia ilsi q pArliul1 tri-rrB
ls,sc " Mitchell Ja-rph n fs.slisi1a AHi A.'har
nal JAnub, recorded Ia 81 izik NJ ~ ill.1 go,
attached the % pgrty q sai - sph u pruI vtau
fiai u .sil real estate be isca 81 The shsr1,
1sfdr
sale 90 samm-ulr AZ 90 Jd,rk. a N Tern, Il
sale grriit % - and t~si,s mHHths, vlih Inter
ct Ju Tie DAY u sale the purchaser % pzTUhssef'
g.tiug bond viii approved security &c the sane The
title beinS rstAlu,l ua.l the whole d tho purchase
money q PAID.
sggstd ALONIl LnEINl, sheriff
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09
NcTICE.

THE Annual Meeting ~ the Stockholders
L u the CllIens Pic. Marine and Life Insurance
Company, OfNhtelng. will be- held On saturday. the
81 inst, between the hours u one and three o'clock
=. 81, at The Office u The Company, No. 7. McLurs
House Building. Augh2w ". ". bilRiyER, rec.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09
Notice.

CuBsCRtBERs to the soldicrs' AID Society are re-
- 1uestei 20 pay the amount Of their subscriptions
~ the Central District Go mitieos. who solicited
the sans. In order that the Committee can know the
exact amount from each Of tie Districts
llyO der 0f the Board,
Aug5 EAML. LAUIilLtN, serFtisry,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09
AN amendment to an Ordinance In relation to Sid,

AN amendment to an Ordinance IN relation TO Side.
walks.
Br !, ordained by the board Of Trustees Tor the
town Of South Wheeling, That the owner Of unim.
proved lo fronting on those streets whore the curb
stones shsll have been set sha hereafter be tot,
shil he required pave only fix feet or siNtenihs
Of the sidewalk. on the side 70 the cufbs0ne In
proper manner with brick otherwise 10 b. snbject
TENDER 10th, 1857.
This ordinance shall take effect September 1, 1855
Uopy-Teste;
GEORGE BIRCH,
Clerk ofthe Board II Tru'tess Of the town Of South
Wheeling
n B,-Curb stones are now Get on Finh street to
the corner u Hilbert street. aHg9-Jt