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company with the regiment known as the
18Th pennsylvania. Being in advance, our
men halted some miles beyond Strasburg
and dismounted under cover of a hill, until
the main body of the Pennsylyanians
should come up. Scarcely, however, had
they done SO when they found themselves
surrounded by rebel infantry. In a mo-
meut they were again in their saddles, and
the next they had dashed through the rebel
line, ouly to find themselves face to face
with the cavalry of the Valley. StiIlthey
quailed not. but nerVing themselves forthe
encounter, gallautly.cut their way through,
capturing at the same time a number of
prisoners, which they could hive retained
had the 18th come to their assistance
Butlthe latter being green troops became
panic stricken, and fed before the same
number that had in vain attempted to cap
ture two small companies of the veteran
lst New York. Our men, therefore, in
stead of skedaddliug towards Winchester,
as your correspondent states, took diff
ferent road, and coolly rode back to camp,
whilst the Penusylvanians, unable to
manage their horses and receive the rebel
chat ge, struck the Winchester Pike every
man apparently trying to secure his own
escape.
These, sir, are the plain facts of the case
but that the First New York Cavalry should
yield to an equal, or even superior force,
aud fly without struggle, would be one
OF those strange facts which Lord Byron
terms, "Stranger even than fiction" The
records of "Saugster's Station" of "Sugar
Loaf Monntain," aud of "Williamsport,"
tell different tale; whilst our gallant
charge at white Oak Swamp" shall be
remembered as long as the memorable
"Seven Days Fight" shall live in the his.
tory of the present war. Yours, &C.,
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GREAT NORTHWEST AGAIN.

Amongst the foreign relations of the
ContedeEacy, none is at this moment more
interesting than our relations with the
States OF Indiana and Illinois. It ia renrs-
scented TO US every day-and we know Il to
oe a taot-that the people of those States
are heartily tired of the war, as lwageSi .by
APoinonists strictly so called. and are =
lilct deVising and contriving methods and
s4euses 70 get out of it, aud to eyade the
sqate OF the Yankee war debt. mDemo.
Sfetle Yankee Senators in thosa Ststos
9ting IN strings of resolutions, deno1no;ns
Ll9eotn,s Government and proclamStio1
So, declaring that they are not going to
ngnt any more for the negroes. Tbs is ali
very well, and highly encouraging to ne r az
proving distraction and disconrav ant nj
tue enemy's camp. But it is also We'll
~ " 20 understand once for all, that tbe
Sno'e a ~ means simply, ezetuSiseiy-that
Wy, tue Democrats, ought TO have the
S 81. and profits, of the ,,Iior for s5s
on"-that it is a Democratic f;n.ncs
81 So ~ VINO ought to have the striking of
" gtee3oaeks-Demoeratic contractors
n Tuo ought TO supply army aud nav
Ii isuloeratie Generals who ought to Lead
~ T ailc printers who ought to print
sto., pemocratic thieves who onFht IN
10 prove that this Is all that ia meant !
might be content to cite Vallsndiobe53,.
Ttnat mighty friend OF the SontbgTbo
its4 , Got as stupidity as Lincoln himself.
: '1sRe can DO no secession, because the
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IN CHANCERY.I

NJ I1E&S4S 4As-7AI .hdle9 neId Ia The Clerk3l NJ.
" Gceiof The Cireuit Court for the county az CIlIo
for the month Of March, 1R68 y S- ny
VIM. sAtnley, administrator OF the estate of "a
ward II, Silvets, deed, Complainant
:. So ~ = 49, vs.. = - 1Fs7 80
Joseph y. Pendletoni and tAionSo Lnrinr Shs-iso -
Ohio county, and John O. Campbell
The object OF this suit q to recover of the defend
ants the sum Of three hundred and twenty SiIs,i
and thirteen cents, viii interest on same 5Tn ~
1st day OF June 1889. until paid aud cost = -
The detendAnts not having entered tbsfr am, a.,
enee, and Il appearing from G6idaVft fiei "a az
e5,1se 1Cseph Il PEndleton fsin gyTl,S
thy with the Southern rebellion OF With the s6eSis
Contederute StateS, uad has fa rS.i
place Of and has gene oat OF tho rsSeb AZ nsr
sonal services 6fcivn process iisufnE nom tle
OF ohils9 pa dee 60 for nnet5 slays Sn mo-
attef having lefe his nsual place OF aboie sIS y
thereidFe deedned ou0nFeSidGhsRby ViFtIs n ~
statute IN such case made aud provided IN Ss1.t,
OF the complainant BY counsel II Is ordered {bSf ~
$40 DESCENDANT doappeE here one IpontS
the due publication ofthis order and a ,-bst 49,
20 necasry 70 protect his interests n fbtl 80 10y
taat copy Of this order be publfshed onee a 49,
ioE iour successive weeks in come nTfSt7
"a me city OF esinE Rad also that 4 toIis -
me 3e posted at the mont door Of the CoE,Tf EJ15
y ohl0 county, on or bOsOFe the 49,
ce43Ss eoHEt % be bald for aid county. -.
,iSs PC &EQ.6N SFaHls o.,
Z JACOB, sol. for complainant m3i7StE II
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SIeetlng ID Jeekson- oonntrI

meeting of the citizens of Jackson
county, was held in Ravenswood, ou3the
4th day of March, and addressed bylSam-
Gel Crane, Auditor of the restored State Of
Virginia. go
Whereupon Edward S. Mahan was an.
pointed President, and James A. Smith
Secretary. :,
After which the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, The Constitutional Oouyen.
ton met in the city of Wheeling, on the
18Th day OF February last, inserted an
amendment in the Constitution Of West
virginia, known as the Wiley Bill, as re-
commended by the Congress of the Uni
states and whereas the same Convention
has directed the said amendment to be sub
mitted to the people for their Fstifics ti,S
or rejection on the 26th day of this present
month by vote in all the counties com.
pFising the new State of West Virginia !:
therefore, -, :
LIST Resofued, That we, the loyal citizens
OF Jackson county, will use all honorable
means to promote the interests of the New.
State. =
Cd That we hereby endorse the amend
ment IN the Constitution inserted by the
Convention, and that we will exert orr
selves for its adoption on the day. OF cleo.
ton by casting our votes for the same.
Sd, That We will do everything in oar
power TO put down this unholy rebellion
aud maintain,,t the supremacy Of the Govern
ment of tue United States.
4th. That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Wheeling Enteilii!!
SsHesF, Point Pleasant Re5fetez, and such
other loyal papers as,are in the State Of
West Virginia. '
y. A. sNIrH, sec,y. -.
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oYRIcH OF COLLECTOR or Int. REVENUE, I
WheelinR. Va. March 4th 1919

Z MAT parties making making monthly returns,
may know the provisfOns of the law 10 regard to
epayent Of their taxes would call their atten-
ti9n to the following sections ofthe Law:
Sections 40, 90 and SO, require the duties to be
paid to the Collector at the tiue of ndering the
monthly list If they not then paid the persons
owning the distruint further
notice. and they also immediately incur the penalties
severally prescribed In the above sections Ten DAYS
only Will be given from above time.
Parties are requested to make payment to the Col
leGtor at his office therefore don't wait to 10 called
on by him. The above requirements will be strictly
enforced from aud after this date.
mar4-2tdltw Col. Int. Rev, lat Dist. ofsSa.
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The First New York oavaIry--Th.
Correct Version or the Late AffRIT
at Str0RburE.

The Ftrst New York CRvalry--The
Correct Version or the Late Amir
at StHOBburEs
WISUHEsrER, March 3, 1863.
Editors datsltigsNeer;
Ito soldier, his honor is everything. Yon
may deprive him of home, friends and the
sweet society of those he loves. and he
grum6les not, tor with him the cali of iutv
is paramount You IN y demand of him
any sacrifice and his patriotism win snb.
NIT to it bat tamper not with his honor
for then you exceed the limit of his enrlnri'
ance; for as q soldier aud man. he fseI.
that his character is dearer to him even
than life. Yet your Winchester cores
dent has attempted to SANDER our reS;.
mentl to rob rs of our fair fame, and To A.
tach to us the blasting shame OF cowariice
in the late affair at StrasburR. he must hs
. poor paltroop that would impose his AZ.
ing statements upon the public, and shield
himeelt lcom the seorn he merits nader the
Gqise OF A9oby hinns eoerespoudenee,-
Enopgh sof him. Aud now allow me to for.
ward tqE o1r iustr16lion the real facts OF
theease. On the morning os tts S6t 8 last
month two comp ntes 0t Dur Il ia ittd.
TAn0ed IN the direction Of Sd 6atg, in
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable Real
Estate II the CITY of Wheeling.

~
TN PURSUANCE of a d. cree of the Circuit Superb
u or Court of Law aud Equity for Ohio county, rem
dered at Its spdnR term, 1862, III cause therein
pending, wherein MAJ garet NatcliG guariian of the
heirs of Thonns L. Ratclin, is complainant and
Thomas l.. Ratdiff's heirs defendants, which de-
cree fs recorded in ohancery order book number 5,
page Aug, II Will as Commissioner under said DECREE
on Monday the6th day of April, 1868, (te same be-
ing Court day) er for sale at the front door of the
Court house of ohio county, to the highest and best
bidder, the following described Real Estate towit:
All that certain lot parcel OF ground situate in
Ohio county, Virginia, in the addition to the city of
Wheeling, laidou by Charles II. Churchill Trustee
for Emily A. Zane, called Churchills addition number
two 2 and designated the plot Of said addition
by the nnmbo, five (5 in square number one, It be-
Ing the sanle lot oflaud which conveyed to Thos
Lynn Ratclif deceased, by John Gilehrist Jr., and
Elizabeth his wife, by deed dated January 49, 1852.
Also, the following described Real Estate, to wit:
The east half Of lot two hundred and thirtyone sit
uated in Rast mr. Middle Wheeling, as laid of by Noah
Aane John Faussttnud others, and lying ON the
north side of john street, it being the lot OF
ground which was conveyed to the said Thomas Lynn
lkatolifs by Benjamin RatciiG aud Charlotte, his
wife, by deed dated the Goth day of April, 1851.
Tho title to both the pieces of land hereinbeEore
described is believed to DO indlsputnble.
TERMS OF S4LI-Thes above described lots will be
sold on credit of four, eight and twelve months,
with interest from the day of SALE the purchaser Civ
Ing bond and security for the purchase money, and
lien will be retained on the said real estate for tho
same. .ti- N RICHARDSON
marI-laW4W Commissioner.
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JeT Davis omolaI organ and the
Northwest.

Below we give the leading editorial arti-
ole from the Richmond Enquirer, Of Feb
rufry 18th. This article is not copied from
" New York paper, but from the Richmond
~ q"frer itself, and our printers are in
stsucted to preserve the copy, for the in.
spectiOn of the curious. We received it
from friendly officer in Western Virginia.
1t contains choice crumbs of comfort for
oSr Democratic friends. Here it is;-cn.
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FOR SALE.

WILL sell at private sale the following desirable
II Real Estate IN La Grange Lots numbered 2S, %,
and 80 feet on the north part ofNo H. II not cold
before the 18Th day of March, 1868, will on that
Of the Courthouse OF Ohio county, to the highest
bidder. & et safat ~ 81 2 81
Terms made known on the day of sale i ~.
marc Nv ALoHZo LoRING, for the owners
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The FINANCIAL SIrUAr1oS.-Tbo enor-
nous and unprecedented money power
with which the Secretary of the Treasury
ie now vested, aud to which the history of
the world furnishes no parallel, will be re-
gaFded with anxious interest by every
thoughtful man, and makes the following
summary of the financial condition of the
Government matter which all should be
well acquainted with =
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Take Notice

A LII persons indebted by note or otherwise for
IA property purchased at the sale Of john Max
well, deceased, which sale held on the 18TH 18th
and 2O,h dsys of November 1862. hereby notified
that said notes and accounts must be paid to the e-
ecutors of tho said deceased. and no other person
or persons. WILLIAM MAXWELL.j ? J
r. n. MAXWELL, - D..
mar5Std&R% Executors
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NEW GOOnS
DANIEL PEGKs =

2 -
., AT fEE9ORHIEY AT liza W.
oEFIoFpp be ootieEoff Foiftb AZ
lotlaeFiy the residences Of DR.. Haghes febSdsS5
The United States Of RuieEiea.I m Rem 8 3;
p va "a y . OF forfss ~ :, 49,. ~
lseaeR Eriqbls i . eonfscstIo1e and
w HERE s at the an term, 4. B. isss u
District Court Of thei United statss S 2. tle
~ ss61ct 6 Virginia ut WheSiinf
nation vas hlsd ORa bEh6i offlis TTnit inle-
Us ;Attorney thepeOf for the said DiStTiet
~ po1e5 OF Railroad Pastenfugs deScrsbe3 r. III
e the properly Of Isaac ID TFj11II ~
that aid - SSSSIE1se "
g an oiiesE Of the army of the TsbeiS 49,
lilst me government Of the Unftei sfstss ~
~ ne h9ldtng an ofc6 or A
othne Con lsdsfahe Sk6feS ~ 49,
- the lIious 20 oE9rllile1t ~ ~ =
ohe oftho States d aid rsos
anu EaaItlo oTImer6f ne J.
III ana praying that said property n1S[F IN: ece
s en u soid e tsrteited to the United q
80, theTei0re3 in sp6fsnA ~
Siel tne seal Of the sad Court
1issSEeg 90 hereby give public Cbtfc6 10 SII
interest In said prOperfY to arISsSy ~,
!ne Judge OF the District Court for The
= ~ % Nifg1ntA g on fhS 9th IN -
A. y sRll IS Z dSy7 al f1ris
or else on the next dayf fbe,s
ttt, Inen and there to fnterppSo their cISfu5s ~
a4Ae taelr IN thlt belafE : 80 sSt 1
z Dated thib tn day Enat z b tfssa =;
. sttF s11ss 49, KID AR0AG. lSORToNsf3 y n.
: 4aEahal Of the. 3Ilitedf StataSI
go tspe w estsrn District Of Va
1AAsA4n d. sltrEHs District Attorney. fsb4-Ist
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-07

MgOr-GeneraI Sigel, who has been
spending few days in Now York, hap
pening on Sunday evening to visit a gath
ering of Germans, he was soon recognized,
greeted with unboundcd enthusiasm,
and compelled to speak, which he did as
follows:
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Nor CincInnnti-

- M. The steamer LIBERTY No 2 !Claptsin
y. K. PooTH, Will leave for the above and
nterrcdiat ports Saturday evening t6e
18th inst Ut O'Clock p II. For freight OF IiSsss1s
mari JELLY & MANNER. Agents.
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God guard our nag, and keep each star
Zach stripe as bright as nov they wave,
Still make Il lead our ranks In war,
Bill fioat above each patriots grave,
Death 10 the traitor that would dare
To trail It. through the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts it's lot will share
And follow 1t to Death or Fame.
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Rorcalro and NIsmph1..

:, iEvzsss The steamer ALTAs1oNT. ONT. FI-r ,
$50 will leave as above on Sunday, nc stS
inst, Ct 70 o'clock A. n. For freight OF
mari t, JELLRY 4 MANNER, Aeop4.-
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For a Short Time in the OItT.
+. EASE AND COMFoRT

ar.' aF j
INSTANTANEOUS q EFF RfIC;A CToua
CURES OF CORNS AND HIM ~
K 5l-i IONS WITHOUTt {lCTJTs l7ss,i u
W. TING PAIN Or,
BLEEDING.
ME following are few testimonfals selected fror,
q host OF ethers, VIII oh Ate,the greatest pfoofs
Of Dr. RS professional Gkillfulness. FI ~ :
From a. s. Todd, n. D. wheeling. Z
= p Randa removed corn from 6ne0 my toes
Wheeling, March 2ad, 1868. .''4VpS'l
Prom "A. Iovej6y, N. D.. oweeo. IN
have witnessed an operation by DR. Randi IN
removing Corn, which was SkIlf1lly done without
January 60 1858. n: hF9H bsqGY4
Dr. Kendall has performed q compile onsIS tt,,
on my teetl by removing several painful ct;TSS II
n5ye had them operated on before, but never nv
thlng 90 perfectly 70 my satiEfaction g 1T
glg JOSRpTT sEYpnrr,
;, Wheeling, March 2nd, 1855. - - % s.D 8
= From B. B. DixonsM d. Editor Of the scalp,,. ( {
1t grathes me toststa5 thsk stter The Isro,Si..r
eoEna ~ very hkillfal and pafuleS
lsti9n oy DE. Randall. am enjoying gref x
snAlt recommend him ~ ~
- s1 Y1Ii 49, e lsDWARDm DIXoNs
1Ss oi4llaS - - Lnre House. ruart,i,vs
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BURLESQUE OPERA TROUPE

ElNLARGBD and improved Tor the season of 1868
~ Mammoth Troupe Of tho world. Twenty Star
Performers The Monitors Of AIlnstrelSy, whose tour
the Eastern States has been succession of
hEN6EPRoGRA1fAIE is above (eVery thang entiro-
" newt produced In the ipimitahle style Of these
ETHIOPIAN Iron oLADS.
% Admission, Is cents. Nohalfprice
ASrDoofs opena ! o'clocG to commence at TX y
i.ii u j SAM SHARPLEY, Manager.
> D. NKBcoND, Buainess Agent. mar69t
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HOUSE FOR PFNT5I Z

=. HOUSE FOR RFNT Z
Ills HOUSE on he 1aIGnd, oeeupiissd i5y a.
- WI Be for redt nom ths fiFst II ~;
t4.-sz u eFeel I. zANI. n. a !. !
.4s have nov received our ,5-55i.
.,.lls s9G9ly % sernbblng, Dnsffne YEfSi5SS.
and White Vlls6 I3ra.es. an
.sts q saes Cloth, Hair Naii, tooth asd Stbs
FzE5S D. NICOLA BRO n
- ---- = ~ 100 Main street =
GEAaIPIS9 AID PfbFIs5T - =,
s55Etaig etere6f u 3JD11iC0f.I fBRf1 fsls
100 Main street
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Ror Oasroand sf.Innis.

i, ~. 4 The tteamerR EMPEROR, Cant TIIuiyo
st will leave " aboTs this day. tbes III
- inst, at s O'Clock p M Pof treisht ~
passage apply on boarilor to - : v
MARI JEELEY q MANNER, Agents..
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FOR SALE.
OMTHuMR-

Just RECEIVED, a lot of Cards of Tom Thumb
81 and Wife. Also, Cards Of Com. Mutt and Mis-
Minnie. Also lot Of Fancy Cards and Cards of Ce-
lebrities at PARTRIDGE'S Gallery.
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Honors to AInJor-GeneraI sIgeI In
New York.
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FORs SALE 0R.TRAnR

h "a = OYER ORsAIB Or TRADE die van.
9 u known PostofiCs and business stand At Linz
Zone, MaIshail county, Va. 1t is situated on the
Mheeln and Furmont National PIKE, twelve rniIss
from Wheeling. The above stand cannot he tnrs's
% ~ MaEshau county for regular country stoFs or
stand The store room Is new building tvyo
nigh % feet long BY Is feet vide with GOOD
az EheFs e good dwelling house attached Ia
Win aS Te rooms good well Of water, good
also, tWelveaoreS Of land which for 1usIt, ~
with line young orchard OF 80 trees ali
n9tt, from Rochester, New York, and planted
last tall will not trade for an tbino INIT
property In city Of Wheeling or Biteb
fgIea5tass 80 ssH4 - JOHN y. MON ARR
ttS0So-4H EFs4rs4 - : ge ptttGbnr0b Pc
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6 BAKER
Sewing Machine,

ENoR FAMILY AEDIANURAcT purposes.
Z, are the best in nse: They viii sew seams, hem,
teli, gather, tuck, braid and embroider. This Ma,
chine Is the best because they have taken the frss
premium ct every State Fair at which they have
been exhibited-becauss they are moro simple In
and less liable to get out of order &c
Also, yon can selecta Machine making the Grover 3
Baker stitch or'one making the shuttle or lock
stitch the privilege of exchanging for the other
stitch, Prices from $50 upward All MachiIles vTnr
Tanted for three years. All kinds Of leather and
and cloth stitching done to order 49, 81
]. MCDONALD General. gent.
Under the AcLpre House, Wheeli5S. Va
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an GAsEs SUPERIOR sCdTCH WHISKY.
decfS atHAUGHLINS kBuSHFTRTDs
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HE SPEAKS ELooUENTLY FOR THE GOVERN
NENT
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Total, 1925, 100000
Gates of Indebtedness, in
liquidation of claims on
government Unlimited
PUBLIC DEBT FALLING DUE BETWEEN JASU
AIRY !, 1868, AND JULY 1, 1865.
Texas indemnity, principal So, 46l DOE. in
terest per cent due December 8, 1864 ::
three years 7-3O, dated August 10, 1861,
principal 53,o02,3 300 dollars, interest rs
per cent, due August 10, 1864 three years
7-3O, dated October 1, 1861, principal
96' $4,000 dollars, interest rs per cent,
October l. 1864; certificates Indebtedness.
principal l27, 239, 24l .65 dollars, interest 6
per cent, due year from date; temporary
loans, notes, 4l,611 $3.50 81 dollars, interest
4 per cent, due ten days notice, after hay-
ing remained on deposit 80 days; tempo
rary loans, gold, principal 1883 ,5IS. sc
dollars, interest per cent, due ten days'
notice, after having remained on deposit
80 days. temporary loans, notes, principal.
52ro9l 1856 % dollars, interest per cent.
due ten days notice, after having remained
on deposit 80 days; two years treasury
notes, principal 3,6l3 $50 dollars. interest
6 percent, duly, 1868 loan of 1870 ont.
standing, principal s85 900 dollars. inter
est per cent, due January /, 1868: Uni.
ted States notes, new issues, principal
1SS' SIG, 600 dollarsi United States notes,
old issue, 1,790,O0O dollars. Total, 6sI,.
3l4 623.14 dollars.
Whatever currency may be issued under
Mr.. Ohase's banking scheme is to he added
to.the above sum ofS65o, 900 900 Of author.
lied legal tender. Twenty millions ia es-
tinated to be the addition that will Tins
be made. Portions of the above amount
OF legal tender are, by the terms of the act.
to be held in "reserve" and to be issued
only ''contingently," but their issue is re-
gArded as certain.
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J. a. SMITH, sec,y. sG.
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MEADVILLE, PA,
VALUABLE PAPER MILLS Am
II t43s AUCTION

TERNs-0ne-fourth cash, and tho baIa. CO In six.
we've, eighteen and twenty-four months, with liz
PsE cent interest,", For further information enquire
OF the pndersigned at Wheeling, Va
tebl8 d&wtd J. W. PAXTON
~ cinnah Commercial and Pittsburgh Dispatch
eoEisto one week and send bill to this Office for