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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10
The Surrender OF vicirbhrg +.

WAsHfNUroNI IhlIstAy, July y l5by.
Surprise is manifested that there should be any
doubt regarding the capitulation Of Vicksburg.
The information from Admiral Porter and Gen.
Grant comes through such trustworthy channels as
to render it ridiculous to suppose that fraud has
been prsciiced upon the Government.
The details OF the surrender had not been received
up 10 o'clock this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10
No Adranoc Of thc fschcls down the Cuut-
bcriv,qd valley.

HAhHisE 10 20, Ia1fsdly July q IEl1
There y 10 Information here. onci j or orherwise
of the rep2ned advance Of the Rebels down the
Camb, rlani Vall,y againsl Tue troops under Gen.
sEorsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10
The Prize Steamer Britanuia.

PnovpEscE, H. L. Thursday, July ., 1862
Arrived at Newport to-day. prizo steamer Britain
MA from Port Royal, s. c., for Boston. Put in for
coal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10
Tbc Flight Il, Eeons,,oro.
MOUSIAIh HorsE nesf Boon.h.,,
IHr. d.. IL. o. O.. 4.

iboFads5, jay 0. 1905
Tle4t ~ been 10 fighting tuis morning. Tie
fgll, Of yes'cri4y near Boonoboro was between
Bafords aud XIII tricks cavalry aud the Rebel IN
fantr-, principally on tie bushwhac!ing style. Our
troops ie, ta.k cary in tire day. but subsequently
reoeea. .eli-e sroua}. Artillery wa psed On botn
i.ces. There IL 10 sru,b 10 The reported de&ih OF
Kilpatsicl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10

THIIAUEIIHItI IhuHusy- JuT ?, IbfI
Gen. Dana has been o.deted 10 tbe II iur tenn
porary duty and lett Tor Harrisburg ihis morning.
Leut.-Col Whpples takes command here daiiag
DE aLtelce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10
From Frederick.
EWTLL NOT DEAD-Nt MnfR 90 REBEL PRS
uNEES TWELVE THOUSAND.
So cla Dif.aicl 30 TIE faiisaei pbia laqaifef.

~ III" T-I-FI|
So cia Df.a.cl 90 TIE fAiissel pba llqafef.
FHrpEHI,K. reon. JOY 9. itl8
We have the mot p0,iIyo infeiii.cucc from shc
Rebel Aimy AID know thai Itr Ntr. Ilfs Ifrraf4 FL
dirI itsh ~ 10 The death 81 NE Rebel Con. Ewe!! 10
a r4fu..
ls H.rusbarg Dispatch atoal lnoshss battle o.
iLc Potomac Gu Tuesday De- untrue, a. well a. It,
.iory aiout our taking 10000 prisun.r-. Their
wol'dci la our hnnds aud all wlll make sbo1i
i~,J.u.
H. his abou. forty Thousand men lcl,, aud be
.fius d. iu comparatively good conaiIoa; tcau,
100 doubt make bold O ght, Il gwen the a4yantG,c
% goetlJu.
VICTORIOUS GCNrtALs PROMOTED.
General Grant was to-day cOmnissioLed /. MAJOR.
Gen,ri and General Meade a Bsisadier Geuer.! ".
IL 70. ulAr srmy.
t,ncr. Sckle- il much stronger tonight, and il
improving Tapldy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10
Two Weeks without "a umii-What we saw
Of ihc Rebels Wholesale Desertion -
shty Thousand rurched through
Cham One Hundred and Eigh-
teen Pieces Of ArtillsrJ hat the Hcb-
81. Demanded aud Whnt they Got
Contempt for Coppcrhends-The Rebel
Retreat.


CmssBERsBrKG juno T. 1868
Oar mail communications have been entirely cat
oil Tor more than two weeks. The first mail goet
out to-day. We have realized to the fullest extent
whore ignorance If biies, 'tis folly to be wise.'
We have seen tho advance aud retreat oil the boosted
Amy OF Rebellion.
Tho army corps Of Ewell, Ill., LoDgstreet and
Stewart passed through ChambeIsburgh. Our in-
torcouise with them fully satisfied No of tie wide
difference between the upper aud lower clasees of
the white people in the South. The officers gem
orally are men of Intelligence and refinement, while
the pryates. with but few exceptions, IRE grossly
ignorant and deprayed They 60 not comprehend
The issue involved IN the war.
they Rnswer almost every question by saving,
We are fighting tor our rights. They seemed TO feel
deeply The influences of Northern society from tn,
the time they crossed into Pennsylvania unil they
arrived at ChambersDurg dis ance OF 20 miles
tney were nissIng over 900 by desertion. An or
der war Issued by Gen. Lee aud regd to them, for
DiddIng any conversation with the cItzens what
ever. THIS, however, WAS not observed, and deser-
ton continued largely. Many voluntarily gave
lie, nselyeB up to our a liens, who concealed them
gayo them directions how 10 escape their picAeis.
TINT portion OF the army that passed through
hlmUcrsburg numbered 10000. IL Was carefully
counted w veral Of our cit zcns, some numbering
more Than that, aud Others IA few hundred less Gen
E.rloys division passed about eight miles to the
right Of ChambersOurg and Gen. Hill corps passed
up through Westminster, Md, which We believe
would swell the number oi Leo co umand 10 ~ 900
mon.
CONDITION OF THE ARMY.
They were we'll armed, most OF them having the
latest Improved arm-. They mad lIS pieces OF artil
iery Of different cnilibers, aud 1000 wagons ana
ilu nj he I'M ral
well clad, but most OF them indilleTeDty and all OF
them filthy IN APPEARANCE. Many were bareiooted
in most OF tho regiments, and many were without
hats.
Ihe ambulance Corps was large aud almost every
had either sick o. bIoheu-dOwn soldiers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10
The Shirniiah Near ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dcata of Sen. kilpairicis-Mo Movements
Of thc tsebeis--Ehe Losses ON Ssoib sides
in the Recent Yuttir.

B>uJSoEs Tborsdsy July . b.
The AmeTfciR has the ioio0lng special dspatc1:
d" SfPDTRIcY Mo- Jui, B--8 p ~.
"Oor cayary lay. had q sharp fight with tue
Rebel between Fu1Estown and BoOnsbOrO about
ssx Iniles il.s side OF Ilsgefsiown
" Tie Rebels were ~ heavy force. Orr cavalry
wsre compelled 10 fall buck 70 BoonaL0ro, with some
lose
Gen Fitzpatrick il reported killed, though some
accounts ray he Ia only @onnoed.
a" Ibe particulars II tn. fight have not M vet been
received. but We learu tukI Gen. Kipatrcks con-.
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sPRoAT

Tie T., MnGesoia came out in time to participate
ia the fac Bull Ran battle where It, loss exceeded
tAa, OF any other regiment. Since then Z has fol
loved the fortunes 81 the Army Of the Potomac,
always h. the old Sedgwck Division OF the Samncr
Corts. The latter Genera. was ia tue habit Of coup
hing i with tie S;h Illinois Cavalry and prouounclus
them the beet infantry and cavalry regiments, r.
spec,iycy ia she service. Originally 1850 strong, II
nas had recruits 10 the number Of Go has been IN
veutJ ore battles, has literally fought itself down
a. lesr than 100 men. Big Gen. German was Ito
Grs, Colonel, Maj. Gen.-Dsus, ihe second aui Bfg-
Gen. Sally, the Iuiri.
Can any regiment show better record Senator
Wilkinson Of Mnncsota and ". ii. kog, esq..
Poet Minister 81 the House Of Representatives, 20 90
Getty sbufg Tomorrow 20 zee that the boys from that
noble young Mississippi State receive care and
comfort. Ca =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10
The lat Niunesotn-1he Recent b"ftie--
Isut ~ out OF 2eO Lcu-sketeh Of the
Organization.

Corrs,roudsncs Of Tue y. Thoune
W,sHisoros July :. 1872
let mo give you brief sketch Of tie let Minnie
.o,n Volunteer. am induced TO do 70 10y this note
ius; received from oue OF IL ohcen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10

"EsrrLEFtEtD % GErftfBrRG, jelly T. lb'1
"Ur4Asi TO ,fe.ss.' b,lt, Of tne wsf-and We have
woru The lei Mir r.atlis sols. butbi chrer and utn
n q 81 30 t4sg lno too sht Col Coyto woanisa
f. en- oI Ad4ns uoi'a Nogudrd, hsJ b0wley w0undrd
rl sna foot hssick reported deed, n Mailer
cd Ctpt Hofss.. dead Cart tsfrri mofsly WOUNDED
spt Psllau dead Llest fafs deaf. Lcu Locsf,n dad
I4saf P.lss woandsd and many otksrs whose
M. f,~.L Bot officer. the regiment auhurt 1Le
fss equally oar bsiTAfe ia 400 fsus and
thee day' hshtn. has Just dn~B go Isto' ad
ia t..tr epnOATn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-29

rebels themselves, and about one fourth the
debt of Great Britain.-z-Mr. Stephens knew.
that such was the fact when he made his
speech, aud he deliberately deluded his peo-
pie when he gave them contrary under
vallandigham and he should
band together and give entertainments in
a Munchauseu duet The one lies at one
end of the country for the benefit of the
rebels and the other lies at the other end
for the benefit of the cOpperhesds.
There is 3 rule of logic shat when an
opponent in debate admits a fact and yet
draws eorollsry from it that is a non se-
quttar, he shall be held TO have abandoned
the argument. We call for the enforcement
of this rule on vaIlandigham and Stephens.
They both admit, the one silently aud the
other openly, The recent great disasters to
the rebels, and yet the one claims that the
South was never 80 strong as since these
misfortunes, aud the other claims thar our
armies now in Mississippi, Georgia, North
and South Carolina and Louisiana, have
not even broken the shell Of the cOpfede-
raey. ~
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Three Facts.

The riot turned up three curious facts,
which stand out go sharply that comment
would dull their edge:
The detective policemen who arrested
John U. Andrews, '.of Virgins" the most
conspicuous ring-leader in the assaults
against the negroes, found him in bed at
midnight, by the side of negro woman,
with whom he cohabited.
.. These detectives say that when he
was nabbed he protested against his arrest
as Unconstitutional"
3. They say also he confessed that his
speech to the mob was the identical
speech which he made at Fernando
Woods late peace meeting in this city.
IN. Y Independent.
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mother may cleo. whtoh son shall be eE-

mother may elect which son shall be ex-
empt.s
Fifth. The only brother of children not
twelve years old, having neither father or
mother, dependent upon his labor for sup
port.
Sixth. The father Of notheTless children
under twelve years age, dependent upon
his labor for support
Seventh. Where there are father aud
sons in the SAINT family aud household,
and two of them ar" iGtus military service
OF the United States non-commissioned
officers, MUSICIANS. Jr pfivates, the residue
of ouch family and household, not exceed
ing two. shall be exempt
And no persons bat such as are herein
excepted shsll be exempt: Prorided, hOtc.
ever, That no person who has been convicted
of any felony shall be enrolled or permit
ted to serve in said forces.
. No man is exempt unless family IL
dependent upon him for support no person
with property 70 maintain such family can
escape; to families having two members
in the army, no exemption accrues if such
members are commissioned Officers. The
provisions are meant to relieve the burdens
of the poor, and do not apply to any others.
1t is hard to conceive how a law could be
framed to protect better the interests OF
the poor, or to relieve theu further from
unavoidable burdens.
None more than the poor are interested
iu the mathematics o. the Union and the
triumph of free institutions. If this Repub.
lie shall be suffered to perish, no free gov
eminent will arise upon its ruins
Despotism will be rampant and the la
borer will be trampled down. The parti-
sans who seek to array the poor against the
Government. are their worst foes, the enc.
mics designed or unwilling of the REPUBLIC
But the Union will triumph the rights Of
labor will be maintained. and the device:
of a reckless opposition will return to
plague the inventors.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-29

Mr.. RuFFEER offered a resolution, and 1t
was adopted proposing Withconcurrence OF
the Senate to take a recess from August
9th to September Cd.
Aresolution from the Senate 70 raise q
joint committee to examine the Auditors
Office, was adopted, and Messrs. Lamp.
Barns, Hagar, Hale and Dunbar appointed
on the part of the House.
Senate bill No. 2, in relation to PUBIC
Printing, had its first reading.
House bill No. 30, providing tor the pun
ishment of offences in the disturbed coan-
ties was received back from the Seuste
with an amendment, which was concur
red in. Bill nova law
The House was informed OF the Senstes
concurrence in House amendment to SEN
ste's amendment to the bill amending the
Stay Law. (Bill now law.)
The bill providing tor the issuing OF lana
grants, where entries have been made, and
the bill removing the Courts Of Hampshire
county from Romuey to Piedmont, and the
bill making wagon road in Hardy county,
were read the second time and ordered en-.
crossed.
The bill comforting powers OF board OF
. Public Works, on the Governor, was read
second time and tabled.
The following resolutions of inquiry were
offered and adopted:
I BY Mr. Mann: directing the Judiciary
Committee to consider the proPriety of ap-
pointing County Committees to ascertain
damage done to loyal citizens by rebel SOL
diery, and provide for payment of same out
ofcOniscations of rebel property.
By Mr.. Barns: Directing the Committee
on Navigation to consider the eEpediency
of declaring Dents run In Marion county, n
public highway.
BY Mr.. Shriver Directing same Commit
tee to inquire into the propriety of altering
the pay of the Superintendent aud Collec-
tor of the Cumberland Road.
By Mr.. Robinson: Directing the Judiei-
airy Committee, to inquire as to the exPe-
diency of reporting "a bill for the relief of
Elisha Morgan, one of the so-called sure
ties. of Aaron Cochran, Constable, of WetEel
county. uH
! Mr.. KRAMER called up from the table the
bill for re organizing the militia, but after
short consideration it was again tabled.
! Mr.. MANN obtained leave of absence for
ten days.
Adjourned.
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House of DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, July %, 1859.


Prayer by the Rev. John Hofatt.
The Speaker laid before the House a
message from the Governor relative 10 an
adjustment of financial matters between
the old State and the new, transmitting a
communication from Gov. Peirpoint ac-
eompanied by report from the COMMITTEES
Of gentlemen appointed to examine the
Auditors office. Laid on the table and
ordered printed.
The coDdscation bill was discussed q
short time and tabled.
Mr.. VAN WINKLR from-tn Committee on
Counties, &C., reported back the bill for
dividing the counties into townships, with
recommendation thst the House disagree
to the amendment. The recommendation
WAS adopted. - :,
The same gentlemen from the same COM
mittee, 10 whom were referred sundry res.
olutions respecting changes in county
boundaries, reported it insxpedlentto leRis.
ate on the subject -,
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TRUST SALE.

DY eousent Of the parties. will Saturday, tho
ID dfteenth day of August, 1865, execute a certain
Deed ofTrust. from Christian sniderro me, dated
on the And Of July, 1860 and duly recorded in the
Virginia, in Deed Book 80, page 81, by selling at
public auction at the front door of the Court House
Of said county the ira parcel OF land in said
Deed particularly mentioned and described, situate
in the townof Fulton in said county, and estimated
to contain so 494 square feet more less together
with the improvements on the same, being the same
property occupied by said Snider In his life time
q house ofpublic entertainment.
The said property will be sold upon a credit Of one
third cash, the balance In six, eight and twenty
four months with interest The title be retained
till the purchase money Is paid. will execute
such title as Ia vested In me as trustee.
jySi sHERRARD CLEMENS, Trustee.
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Public Sale.

NTE viii sell on Thursday, the 10Th Of August,
w 1853 on the farm occupied by the family
OF John Giimor. deceased, the following property.
VIZ: Horses, Mich Cows. Young Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, Wagon, Carriage, Wagon and Plough Gears,
Hay LsddeEs. PlOughs, Harrow, Double Shovel
Plough, Windmilis, Grain Drill. Cider Mil
Corn, Oats, Potatoes aud Hay-Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Chairs Tables, Washstands, Clocks, Settse House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day Of sale F --
W.T.. THOMAS GILMOR,
juIlbdkWtdS Administrator
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The United States Of America,
vs.. In Rsv,
Three horses and one colt In n ca1ss ~ For
seized In Lewis and Adioin- feftnrs and Con.
ing Count % by the military nscaIion
authorities ofthe U.S- as the OH
property Of Rebels-
WHEREAS, on the SOth daY OF lime N 1899
W an information was filed IN the District Corirf
OF the United States for the Western District Of Wiz
GINA on behalf the United States, by the AttorBev
thereof for said District, against three horsss aud
one colt seized BY the military forces Of the United
States In Lewis and adjoining counties aud described
IN SAID Information, in which information Il e In
substance alleged that the owners thereof Are en-
gagged In the existing rebellion against the T1jtsd
statea that at the time Of their bseoaIn1so 5000
they were the owners Of the property Aforesaid taf
they are seVeEally holding ooes under the soaIIeJ
,Confederate States Of America or nader fhe TeIsi
no1s government Of the State Of Virginia sittin IL
Richmond, and praying that said property nav -
eonnscated and sold forfeited to the limited stst
ana whereas an order Of sale for the above named
property was made in the District Court Of the Uni
80 stAte ioF the Western District Of TirKfufa Al
ne epTing term thereof 1853, held At Whseiing :
AoH therstore, In pursuance Of the uionftion nm
9er tne seal Of the said Court, ne directed And
usuVeteqs 90 hereby give publie NOTES 70 All rer
ons claiming any interest IN the said property, ~
n tne proeeeds thereof 70 appear before the jui0s
tne Dlstriet Court Of the United Stafes foi ~
western District Of Virginia at Wheeling on me 6I
Gay Of September, A. D. 1868, II the sane shsIl ~
cay o. turisdieti01, n not on the next iav 81 Jrt'
Gleon thereafter. then and there to futerse tbejr
Claims and make their allegations In that hebsjF
EDWARD u. NORTON,
- 60. v. s. Marshal for the ". D. or Va
BEL. H-sAIEH. U s. Attorney. fuI7 I8t
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PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
STOCK OF WATCHES, JEWELL
RY, FANCY GOODS, sc.

DY VIRTUE of a Deed Of Assignment made by
ID William SIaffsF tn the undersigned, trustees
for the benefit Of the creditors OF said lliam SHAFT
fer, bearing date the 18th day OF June, 1868,
aud duly Of record in the Clerks office of Ohio
County, Virginia, We will proceed on the 2Tth day
of July 1865 to sell public auction At the store
Of said William Shaffsr, situate or Nenroe
Street in thu city of Wheeling. Virginia. the follow
ing described property, TO wit: All said William
Skaters stock In trade, comprising Watches, jew
elFy, Fancy Goods, Tools and materials fixtures aud
furniture In the store lately carried on by him
Monroe street aforesaid also the unexpired term
ofthe lease Of said room that Is to say for
remainder of the year commencing the first DAY
ofApri, 1858, and ending the slst day Of March,
1864. t 20 N
Terms OF Sale follows: A credit Of four months
IRON the day OF sale upon all purchases amounting
20 the Of so and upwards and cash for all puT
chaaes amounting To less than $50. In cases ofpur-
chSses upon credit aforesaid, the purchasers Civ
ing negotiable notes payable at OF tho city Banks
with approved endOTser.
Said sale will be continued from day TO day until
the whole nj said property is disposed Of
Jun2Std CIV. RTEssISts'
U-Ths above sale hH- postponed al Mon
day, August 3Td.
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For RENT and Sa1e

- The subscriber has for rent, Store Roma
small and large; also oHiess in good bllldinzI
aAzd story; Dwelling Houses for rent; BuildfnS
Lots and other real estate for sale. -
FHOS. HORNBROOK,
Custom ouse, Surveyors once,
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Sewing Machines.

GkOVER BAKERS new improved Lock stftsh
- sewing Machines, with Hemmers, Fellers GBd
braidera, he5 are the best IN use. All Machines
JOS: McDoNAL4 General Agent for Western Va
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- EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
jun27td Q. $. Mlrshal VI. D. OF Va.
THURTRE,s SALE.


DY virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed by William
and duly recorded In book H. page o. &c, Ofts Re
ginIa will on tn 2Ist day of May, 1868, between
the front door OF the said county, sell
land to the best and highest bidder therefor that s
eighty acres, more less situate in tie said Mar
as the home farm Of the said William NeCOnauEhey,
and on which oe then resided adjoining the lands Of
Judge Thompson. Jesse Cain Samuel 5. Rittle, jas.
r. Bell and David McConaughey, conveyed TO me by
the said William MeConaughey. in trust for the ben
CIT of cerlain his creditors The said tract Of land
to be sold on a credit OF six, twelve and eighteen
months Of equal payments, with interest from the
day Of sale the purchaser to give approved security
and the title to be retained until thepurchase money
Il paid
This tract Of land is In high state Of cultivation,
225 Of which isc.eared, two good bearing orch
ards aud two comfortable dwelling houses and other
necessary Improvements thereon.
DAVID MeCoNAUGHEY, Trustee
1 have given my consent that the Trustee shall
make saieRs above OF said property.
apr2O-4Wd&w VA. McCoNAUGHEY.
June, SEQ. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
my23 DAVID M'CONAUGHY, Trustees.
~ The above saIe has been postponed until
Monday, August 3ds The sale will then
take place at the front door OF the Court House OF
Marshall county, between the hours Of l2 and
O'Clock JUNO
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NOTICE.
STOLEN.
AsIsTASr QUAETER-NAsTER's oTEIcH,
Corner @ aud 22d Streets,

RAsHlNGToS, D. O., July gath, 1861
DUBLIC SALES Of condemned animals will take
i place at the Corral, near the Observatory, in
this city, the second and fourth Wednesdays,
18th and 26th, August, 1868.
The property Is condemned unit for public
service. Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. D.,
and be continued from day to day until the number
on hand shall be sold.
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
r.a Ha. st.-s. @. II TOMPKINS,
jy2S;d Capt. A. Q. NJ U. A.
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DIVIDEND.

OFFICE PrE1 ( N. INs. Co. OF WaEunss.
TIVE President aud Direefars q a. company
i have declared dividend Of per cent from The
Pr1hts OF the last six mouths, payable the stock
holders and after the 10Th inst free Of FolsrEl
and state tax. r. W. HARDING sacsy.
Wheeling, July lst 1874 nil