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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-19
EXECUTIVE onDlR.

Fast. Ordered, that Military commanders with
in hr States Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia,
Flerda, Alabama, Mississippi, Lousiana. Texas,
and Arkansas, in an orderly manner seize and
use my property real or personal, which may
he necessary or convenient for their several
commands for supplies, or for other military pur-
poses; and that, while property may be destroyed
for proper military objects. none shall be destroy
I'd in wUntOnness or malice.
Second That military and naval commanders
shall employ us lAborers within and from said
States 30 many persons OF African descent as can
be alvaniageousIy uscl for military or naval
purposes, giving them reasonable wages for their
luhOr.
TH,ri That as To both property and persons
Of African descent, accounts shall he kept sui
cicnty accurate aud in detail to show quantities
aud amoudls, anl from whom both property aud
surh persons shall hnye come, us ii bnsis upon
which computation can be maae in proper cases
and the several departments of this Government
shall attend In and perform their appropriate
parts towards the execution of these orders l;y
order If the President,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-19
Military academy

NJ WtKT OHf7TVF ITuF Blhfutfs OhlyI
fIiilS Ava leny viii TO opened Thursday Sept I,
is2 In It's capaclous buildings nstments Of
Tue highest order for the comfortable quArteng and sub
sisling one hnnired and fifty cadets
corps VI competent and experienced teachers will
sivs their undivided attention 10 the educational depart
men and MIN to make their instruction thorsugh and
practical, The department of studies embraces tho fol-
lowing courses ;--irlmaty, Commercial and Scientific
Collegiate aud Military. The moral training of cadets
will le carefully attended to-
Col. TuEO HYATT, President p NJ A.
p Sill was advertised that this Academy would be
opened in April last hut sudden and severe sickneai
with which tue subscrbrr visited, compelled post
ponement OF the enterprse BY the blessing God he
has ern naored 10 health aud fitness for active duties
lfa9y Applications for circulars or for Information
cerning the Academy were unanswered, the neglect
aAerib ,ble to that sickness. THEO. HYATT.
Hug63n.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

THE Assessors APPoINTED.-We learn
that the Governor has appointed the fol-
lowing named persons Assessors for this
County, to enroll the names of those SUBJ
ject to draft
Samuel &. Chandler, Christiana Hid.
James H. Ray, White Clay Creek Hid.
Charles Bigger, Red Lion Hid.
James Nicholson, Pencader HID.
James Springer, Mill Creek Hid.
Il. W. Watkins, st. Georges HID
Eli b. Talley, Brandywine Hid.
VIM. Herbert, New Castle Hid.
James NJ Watson, Wilmington city
Nalh Williams, Appoquinimnk Hid,
Commissoner-Vi Victor DUPONT.
The Governor has appointed Robert Hill,
of Kent County, Commissioner. The Com
missioner for SUSSEX has not been appointed.
The following persons have been appointed
Assessors for Kent and Sussex:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-19

REFRlGERATORS CHEAP.
I'VE have on hand large assortment Of Refrigsrators
W and Water Coolers, which will dispose OF very
cheap FLINN & JACKSON,
unnsh Enrnihhlng Elnra 2ln Mnrhnt hlrart.
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The papers al through the couGtry' are
raising thsir substitution price, on account
Of the advance in the different kinds OF
materials used about a printing office,
such as papera inkwlator, SC. Notwith,
standing theshighlrKes of all these articles,
we shall continue 10 publish the Sentinel at
cur spresent prco--$I,5O per ,onnrn i"
Gdrapcs, We shalllsbof 10 i've cur readels
the, full woith OF their money, and toena1le
us to do So ara make The Sentind sill bet.
terpaper, we shall esteem 1t great Iavoi, II
our friends in all paris Of tie county would
use .thsir. best .exeriions to induce sthedir
neisLbpis y peqhssupfc' iberstto The Sen
tnel. Do what you can for US, friends.
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PhliaeeIpilia Cattle afarset.

Il rnILADELPHIA. Nov le.
BEkEA CATTLE The sales yesterday at
Phillip Avenue Drove Yard opened briskly,
and there wsso a pefcsptibls inersase over
last Tesk's prices 1915 head OF at cattle
sold at 6 to 8]Ec per pound. zsal.-sss :
Cows 80 cows brought 'rNm $40 TO $50
per head for spriugers. and $50 TO Sf5 Tor
SHEEP--fhe Sheep sold amounted to 27c0
head. realizing frohn to 81 c per 10 for FIRST
quality, gross. and 81. .2S@$S.o0 per head
FOL. ordinary, 800 -seIa. l7les - at-z
Hoes No hogs are now yarded at Phil
lips, the sales being conihed TO Imhof's
Z Union Hcg Yard, where there were dispo.
.sed of, during the week. 1893 head at s5 so
TO $G,Q0 per .cwt; FOR sglil fed, and So, rs TO
Sc. 50 Tor corn FED. =, p -
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,6,a....x Nexs--

SHgRIEFs.- the recent eiseIiOa ~, VI
NOS, Joseph K Tagyart. son OF John Tag
gari. Of this township. sss elected shstif
Of MARSHALL county, AMI A . Jack. Murray
,fornsfiy Of colsrain towasLip, was elected
Sheriff Of Peoria county .--0lsstts. ~ so
nuETKRs. "A small party OF spcrtsneu---
MsssEs. Ross j. Alsxlndsr.sJOhn 4. Work
and Geo. @. NeiswangOr. retarned home last
week with Deer theT bad the luck to shoot
on the hunting grounds near Finley ipthis
State. They enjoyed the hunt hussly,- Ga
Eette. se '-.t srt oas-ss770 p,
rws rssre. to learn that William n.
Grove, Esq OF Belmont, has passed away
HIS remains were Inferred on Tuesday last.
Wshope to have an obituary for our next
paper Gl@elle. s,oi1s ,5,fat. :. 4t 5T,.
4 AFRIaHTFuL DEATu.--Mr. Benz. Beam,
OF this. vicinity, met q frightfuI death on last
Saturday evening. Tie had been in town
with his team in the afternoon, and was 70.
turning homs, and when near home bis hor
ses ran away from him, Lie was thrown
from the wagon and instantly killed. The
whole top Of his head was torn off. He
lived about four hours after the accident
happened. [tIow could Mr.. Bean be in.
stantly. killed, Mr.. Chroncle, and live four
hours aiterward ~. s--..... p. ,....l
The same horses had ran away with MIR.
Beam before, and hurt him very seriously.
His vile and one or two other mombers Of
the family mes with voleat deaths near the
same place, some years ago. Clvonielf.
GTWe are very sorry 10 hear that Capt.
w. d. KIRK, oil the 12Gth rsgimsot. is lying
very low with Typhoid Fever 1t The Noun
tain City House, Cumberland, Md. There
is little hope Of his recovery - -Clroaicie.
or Horse thieves are doing brisk hn,
siness in this section OF the State jast now
Every one should be well prepared Tor the
gentry - Gpoa,cle. q 'Fft q NJ
o. Three or four persons have been fined
lor selling coal without having it weighed =.
Chronicle. s.,s II ass-Y-..l d. fsaa Vi.
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,uuLieut. ii. u McFADDES. VI
ExLn,,nu

..t Z EfeV., N. SNtaHey "a ,+sg ..4 "a
Chaplain ofthe 98h, who baS, been very i'll
With ln'ssslhhftipg Fever, reached his he'pe
in New a FllageFslcwn in this county. on
"Wednesday Of last week, He is reported
better, but notiout OF dangeras Mr. John5T.
Daniels, late teacher 81 the New Ilagerstown p
Academy, aud member OF one OF the Carroll
county companies in a,s.grcgimen' saceempa
MED him home We are sorry to hear o.
the ,ndisposi,on .of Rev swaney as the
watch!ulDesss and care SO prometlyg bestowed
sv him, will be much missed by those over
whom ne has been appointed. His pnmiti-
gazing labor amongst the wounded at the
PetrySiaio'tattIe; has Been nightly coifman
ded by all who stood il need Of his assist
ance; and doubtless in that, he contracted
the dissass That hasprdstra.ed him .-Ecarnol
Press. Movad9.TTTAH 10 Y9glgAks
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nIoie, Irls pIro y,.,,, e,,ts.. !

TAEank4h M1Na& ttG tHt
In noticing the pew structures about town
in ourilast Issue, we omitted the Machine
Shop, which IS beirg erected, BY Gen. War,
tcl, near the depot. 1t is a two story frame
building 40 by 80 'eet, in which, is to, be
placed on engine to run the nachinefy.--
Several aeenpssh u. Lsen nadsto gstsap
machinssshap in this placey all Of which
failed. q Should the Geaefap inset with prop!
or encouragement, be wliaHo doqbs}succted
in building upa business that will benefit
the town 4 and prov, great f'aS convenience tto
the Surrounding country. ~ aigss bsys144s
john Hummer has, also built an addition
to histsSidsncs on Gimblst Hill. which adds
to its sppesFancsss iHs has news comforts
bic hsmssEz cadis iRTHlaifas. saAs' sasssat
7sfs4i
.a
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CE4F"T The firm OF George Il Wilson has been
dissolved. MF. George rc'pss fra,n business
and MIR. Wilson will carry on the GrQcery
and Produce business at the old stand at The
Depot. lie, id. competition with Mr.. Rife
one oil the best rpillers in the country. viii
run their large and extensive steam Aourine
and saw mill &A
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OF The article in another column, from
the Cincinnati Conlqerciab, (the leading re.
publican paper ofthe wcst,j under the head
OF "the New ,Ynlk' Tribune's new sensaliln,'
will show.dully the humbuggery'ot Grceley's
sensstioh wtsich was sent over the telegraph
wires duripglths psstmetk.
Will the Csdz Republican please copy tbs
Cincinnati G. nlmrrcafsfarticlc? nIG DAD
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: .nlaShs,abE. .Ell0oI..sS6isa nD Msll.ziIls


- =. road. uEW
Tbs SksSins article ION the weiissiDs
Patrio. and Steubensills He'ali, in relation
to this much needed iARFOFspsAt, wia "
read With interest bs cor readers ~
The Tatriot Of the 18Th inst, says
We discovered, IS We passed down the
river division OF Tie 0eveland aud Pits
burgh road 10 Sieulnnylle, on Saturday last.
that tho railrOsd bridge across ths rivsrat
that place, is being pushed iorward with
comuiehdabls snergy-alI Of che stone piers
for the superstructufe being several ieet aboyo
the presspt.stags Of the Ohio. This bridge
IS the extension Of the pittsburgh, Colum-
bus and Cincinnati road 20 Pittsburgh, and,
wbsn completed. will give Seubsngille q
raj conhec, ION with the 'iron city, The
Resumption of this extension aero 50 the. 'pan
handle" IS the result OF al liberal Congress
-ional enactment, secured through the intiu
aencs aud indie aagable energy OF President
I. L. Jewett. at the last sessionof Congress.
= The Herald OF the ooh inst, says:-
= SAeabenriHs,I Iau9roaS b idge. --The, Rail-
foadsbyids se across The Ohio River, thistciE,
is being pushed forward with energy - A
number OF piers. for the superstrucInre are
erected, while others arc several feet above
The water. This bridge is intended to con
necLrlhe Rittsburgh and Sieubenyiile road
with the Pitlsburgh, Columbus and Cincin.
nati line. and will be one Of the finest strhc>
lures OF the kind in the country. We learn
hom the Pit sburgh Chronicle OF yesterday,
that the bridge across the Mpnongaheia, that
city, through v hich il is INTENDED to connect
the Steubenvlle road with the Pennsy lvania
Central, is also under way, and though4not
80 far advanced as the Steubenville bridge, it
is nevertheless progressing steadily towards
completion. We understand that arraSe-
ments for tunnellng the road to the depot on
Grant street ate also in progress, and that
bids for the work have been already invited.
We are also pleased to learn that she work
Is progressing so rapidly, that proposals have
boon issued for furnishing cross ties for the
entire road. This 10 ID is much needed, and
we trust the day viii not be far distant,
when our own excellent road (the p. q. %
gC. r R. willhaye a. direct communication
with the Pennsylvania Csntrai, as it will
have upon the completion Of the Pittsburgh
and SteubeDville Railroad. ssg3 Ef@ gla
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sad Accident.

y Mr.. John Sudditb, oil Nottingham town
ship, this county, was killed on last Tuesday
week, while digging coal in Mr.. Mooie's
coal bank. While working large portion
of stone and slate fell upon him, killing him
almost instantly lidleayes family. Il
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VI edsesaax. ..isLNQyember a0

OF Subscribers finding Gsis marx I on the
,aargia of HIscir pa,xy. Saay knoo otnt BLs
time ~ sestck ttes 6dvepdid her subscription
to.tk. Senhaa IS d5Sgf tzpifriAe, lkss q,s
reSsested % fes5t as soon as u.ey see Als marx
I, a. no ppTss are sent from ths eeads until
paid 90 - ~
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James Stewart, at the corner, has Just re.
ceived his Win'er stock Of Goods, which he
will sell as rheapif mot gnhsapcri than any;
otl er store inatowns Give him call when
you need any. thing in BIS line, ,.,,gs ,-st,s
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We learn that The business Houses in
Csd'z will be closed en- Thursday the. eth
inst .7~1hahkSsising Day Our country
flefds viii fear This in mind and arrange
lei, business accordingly Cad. RepuJH.
can, Es9f so Fls1.. .vsus
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- I've sefn mud like his well known store n (
Because I've purchased there before.
In, Brilles'5siore on Mark : Street, ~
-. EnScerlain to be fitted neat .roa5g = IS 5l
@ And to advance another re lsnn, ataIag
ri goods I ifnd TO suit The senson; ss.aE
And those who from his store shall buy
Will find themselves all Wsalhers dry. 81
]. Brlles endeavors, never fails = sa- iHu
TO tngas out work 10 suit lho anlas.s a~as Il
This establishment Is located, uigh,
Each branch rcceivesa watchful eye ,,y
In his store you hny not in doubt, ,,,,..
No false induce ments are held out. .,e 81
I03 The one price system, there's no be tter,.f
Ia carrlsd out to tha vsry letter.
The bargains therefore can t ontics
The pureharer at one liked price,
Nor time be lost inl Brides store it75T,
~ To cheaper what was cheap before
'.t The gentleman all can testify f5Ey fgstty
'la WheitaDy clothing II ey want TO buy ~
Z" For service, prumepade or show, 49, rr
7 's 10 hisstore they aiyhtw ay 90. ~ t-
lo"A hose gentlemen also find U-A
itf'n The kind of eluthl8gf for their mind
a. SoHereasonsn I've furnished why
ga TOD BIS store taogtn buy gt@&s@ @A
so call at once, his prices visw, tss r,
And doubtless you viii buy there too
GrCall at my we'll known store II you wan
good clothing. j, Bkll4LES,
Got ], 1902: HID yutltAH
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Bas.i,nore Cattle arkch, I,

BEEF CATTLE The offerings al the scales
sto.day aniountdto 1900 head, or the nom
Der offered $50 were taken by the agents Of
tbe government 150 solLq bos Washington
bu uchers, 30oleit over ufsold, md the bAR
ance ipnythased byciry Butchers and packers,
at prices ranging rom S. so 70 81 % per
400 lbs The market closed steady. ! l.lss
SHEBr-The receipts were light, and with
abetteri demand prices improved 100 per
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buy agood-coon and possum deg, tos1 hunt
our meat With during the winter. 1t is
foolish for man to think abou. buying hog
maat Who is priatjng u wSpaPer iir S2.o'
A dog that will hunt coon, plss'im' and kIl
a sheep occasionally, y,wilI command good
price at these headquarters."
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o. TIE offerof he President for the
better observance OF The SABBATH in tho AZ;
my was written on, Sunday, Nov. To- It
would hav" been showing The men better
example tcFtlase: Nj i'senaf egotder on soHss
other day than the Sabbath.
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OF We print on the first page an account
Of an execution at Palmyra, Mo-, OF large
number men for the supposed murder Of
one mansgzIt was horrible exsrusonasgs
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GvThe ofIicspfthc Wasnc County 'I,em-
ocrat. on Of the Test offices in the STATE
will re sold at administrators FGlc st the
door Of the Court House in Wooster, on
Thursday, ecfmher ] llbs 1862.
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Noyembe-o q, 1862.

Novembe~ q, 1857 5s.., s,Fg Ag. tp,s7
t0T7ln giving place to.the above commu,i
gicatiOn, we are nqE y be understood as
taking any paIt in The controversy between
Mr. Estep and the gentlemen named above.
But as, we were vt Camp ourselyes. we deem
ii proper to say. that although Mr.. Estep's
orders only required BIN TO take the drafted
men to Camp, yet ipr The accommodation, OF
Those who had suhsti tntes, w, know that be-
did remain there number OF days, and done
an immense amount OF labor, which was no
i ait OF his duty iasfxipg matters, so that
they cStid get home as soon as possible. -,
Audit hasiseemed to us. ever siuee The draft
sdImtn were taken to camp, tbae certain
Republican4geplamen n,Cadiz are, and have
been. more niterestea in making complaints
than any or the drafted men themselves. =.
Ed. sEsrINEhJ ,yssa4 haE aael.5 0odh!
dgs gsio 1g4ss 10 efss loi tassst'is ts@lsss-+lsaal
III T.. RIIkTN 81 s8Yf a
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OF JANE ANN BAYLEss, niece OF Rein
Welch, Esq, of This place. died on last
FIfiaS hkdrha short illness. YsTkHY
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0TAn interesting little son Of John Penn,
OF this place, aged some four years. was bu-
ried on last Monday morning.
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Bisa,hssIgess.. i,

Charles P. Dewey OF Capt, Cunning gham's
company has been dIschafsedgfrom the Ser
vice .ssnlb has euiSsa hone, = Gaa: Rpub-
hC0us
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SADDLES AND, HARNESS,

WTOtILD respectfully inform Old cpstome
w ers and tho pnhie generailv, that he
has ON hand,a large stock and ggiieralr ssort.
ment OF Sndeles, Hnrpess, &c.,I consisting ii
part Of iull-quiltsd md plain shafferss quilted
hopn cover md plain ha|f,Spani$b and foil
backs, quilted and plain seated, brass and wood
horn aeminenka, plaiu and quilted cent, low
IrNnde English uotting saddles NIso vari
ETY. Of styles OF side saddles, with shert md
extended quilted knee springs, hoop and hacS
Springs, silver colqred. russet bhe. and black
enarneied leather gu ltes and plnin plushed
seats He has also on hand several sets or ex.
trh fine silver mounted carriage and buggy
harness, strong yankee team harness, saddle
pgs colars,ballers, brides and m al ting ales Of
most every description Carnage. Buggy and
Ri5ihg Whips Of the finest quality; in fact
most everything usually kept in a stdd Ter
shop. p.aaIIesd sdeeals~ itunnReeesssry 80 puff 'und
blow or let Off gass about the material or
workmanship OF his work, az il will recon-.
mend itself to those whU nre Judges or who
Bse 1t Thanklai for tho libefnl, l,patfoaags he
flIasi heretofore received. he hoBss i strict All
aientiun TO bnsiny yss agh2 ssfiity,gGod wefk b It
reasoaahlagpffas, toim merit a eoTii6e arce 6f the
tspfis. Shop third door North of aMeFadden's
siSre, Cadlz, {)hioi y , 89f = "
SR FEB Is, ls60-IYr Ss%A ''Hse4
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SAVE YoUR RSa$AG IIousekeepefs Should
preserve alt Old rays; waste paper old r!pe,
and anything that is conysrible into, paper.
A price that will liberallyt repay them for
the trouhls, q tax ipg scafe,oi them viii be
paid, anGHshey VIII also aid to the extent q
their savings in reducing the present Tuinous
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Counts for 1858 -sth. Dissatlr.ic,tt.. isatl.i i.

ID y whine of It e powers vested in ushg law -
- we the andersieneds Judges Of the Coutts
OF Common Pleas ior ths sth Judicial district
Of the State Of Ono, do hereby ascertain and IA q
fix the th,e Of the commence hiet Of the several
terms al the District CoGfl and Court OF Com isa
mon Peas, in the several eountiespf said Dis
iFet. for the year ono thonrand eigf. hund ed
and sixty three, as fDliowsia. eFl5 Seis&Sa b1ao&
.&I DISTRICT COURraa rrfs.x -ts-sts
Mnskingun county Tuesday, septe ber, tst
Morgan sl5a'' -seittidiSs T9a1"a'ss 4tltas3
GSSl..s ESele Fassasy; ss ~; w. q,$8'hIasii
Monroe .qs~1 ENtondsyS ,aesi4tii! sta'
Belmont Eal '''sga ~ Wednesday ~ l64tssv
Harrison Wednosaayi1,e 93rta H
t9''4ta~A1 1eou,i,EF ~ F{3IaE Fl'fAs - s''E
MoskinGnm-. Monday fe6nary le VfJi0ay,
May 10, aud Monday, Gctpber 25, lasi tasg FsfFti
+. MoreHn-T uesday, Mach 2l; Fueslat juno ,
l6 ard Wednesday, October H. r c F ..t''
NobG-- flsG stay, March lO;, Tuesday, June s&
10, and Tuesdny October s -. ....,
goitoe-.- l'ocsday, FebrusFy II; ruesday, %
Maybe. and Tuesday Octo3ef ~, gAsialff8 st
Eem Iat--Tuesday, March 3, TUESDAY, iuns
9, aud Faestay n November To- JETS 'H =
Gue1nzey-Nlonduy, February i6;s Nfondayg g
May l8, aud Monday, 0etooer2f ..'..nh LIZ.
ilarrsotr--T Tuesday, Febru4rya 10; Tnesday,
May u and Tuesdays October 20 q s~-F igs63 lig
Tuscarawas-T Tuesday, Februpry q; Tdos. a
day May 2b and Tucsday, November 8 " d " 's
jeae!sop- esAay,M Mareh oi iussday,June z
Ig, ana lpesdSy, November T. s, E;-s "a
s Fi3 80 EHRA r. EVANS st-sss'" 'D- @''
.ao. QsE0RGEW MvILV AdNB3 4 Sdy
JOIN W ;OKEY 4s.t & ,, d
n -.i1 ~ q NATHAN EVANS. n" "
none at New Pnilade phla, ohio,q Sept 2oh, 'Iti
1862 t...,s.,.,.Y f.f
a true copy by direction oF said judges " '@h
Attest; Oh e RUSSELL CLERK nf tug scpnrt 1
OF Common Pies OF said Muskiayum csupty .sil .,f
Zanesyie, October 81 1862
CLERK s OYYieg, CApIz. onlo, q 1gwa
FIG ..-... November y, 1862 fslg .G,s;
h. hereby certify that THE above is a'true copy
Of the original order now on file ii nv eticesE 1-s
ta r. N LYONS, GlerSa $50 a.
byS. McCOR hlCK Deputy.
No7al2 lS68-Gt ID ae s1s a9ss 4 N57se
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l71. Wain street. Wheeling, Va.
'CTONE & THOMAS. announce to their
y friends ana the public that they are in re.
ceipt OF their steekot Fall aud Winter Goods.
embracing Dry Goods in. all their variefies,
Carpetin9, u Cloth and Carpet chain, MilIn.
cry Goods OF every variety Notions, and Va.
rieties generally, comprising the Intgest. and
in some respects, the most desirable we ever
brought 10 the city Our customers mgy raat
assured that they VII reap all the advantages
thSt lain dealing, long experience. close n -
tention to business, careful buying, and bnying
with Cash, can give them, We buy uost Of
our goods with cnsh, direc.iy~from the man
uIacturers and Importers, md from close c.sb
AnctIon honses, thereby saving large per
centage. We hnve ample facilities for daing
a large Jabbing Trade, ana invite the attention
Of herchantsto our slock before buyint, and
Tailors to our stock OF Cloths, Cassimcres and
Vestings. "a. s. ..-.... ...-...
Without particulari2ing. we will sayvwe
heep the largest stock in the city OF the follow.
ing as well as all goods. .rlsa..ast E--
Dress Si!ka,of every style and price. l.ss
Millinery goods, silks, veiVets. ribbons &c
- French Mernoes, of every shade
IA French Prints aud Goods, .,. d
Goods for Friends wear and travelling.
Shawis Of every grade and price.
Plalds & Prints, & worsted fabrics Tor dresses.
Cioaks and CI0aking, Prints, 1'ck s, Muslins,
f1Snhets, hlahkets, and goots Tor Men a
Boy wear generally No O s5gf .[
Good House shall sell chesper.
Our stock Of fURS win So foux, to be cry
desirable. We ask attention o our sook OF
Carpoting, etc, which is ye v full and at low
prices. aa s4nss @-a','"
All goods sold at small advarce on pur.
chase.
Persons making purchases ir,t.le city will find
il to their interest greatly to give US a call be-
lore baylng. sae@+E+ +t8E fttt
Parcels sent 10 any plrtof lhe city FREE.
Remember The sign the "Goiden II e-Liye,"
near the Suspension Bridge.
STONE & THOMAS.
Nov II Is6i-tr