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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
A APPROXIMATIONS
BY THE GOVERNoR


w nEREAS, have good cause to believe that
w John W. L. wis, GsOrRe N. ROnans, Adam
hndley Absalom Crawford, BuShEod W. Crawford
William u. Coberly, Morgan Kiltle, David Con
John Taylor, Jacob ARrshall, Jacob s. WamGlsy,
William 9. ChtnOE til, Patterson ColIett, Jacob g.
COLLECT, Andrew J. Collett, Archibald EarIe Gland.
iua Con, solomon COphngeF, Washington kaid atbl
Enoeh Thomas, who on the SeTenteonth day OF
ApF1t, eighteen Hundred aud sixty-vne, resided IN
me county OF Randolph, within what is now the
ana are act Nsly engaged In RidIng tue so,caIIed
Confederate States OF America aud the rebel sIat,,
government at Richmond, In their attempts % sub.
JngAte the good people OF this State, but 10 cons.
quenee OF the war evidence of their rsbsl,ions M
criminal acts eaunOt be obtained:
NOW therefore, i, ARTHUR 1. FOREMAN, Governor
the state Of Wet pirKinis, do issue this INV nro
nation, declaring the said John W. Lewis, GleoFEo
=. h3naTIs Adam Etndlsy, AbiAIOm CraW ford Fusl.
Md w. CEaEtOr William II. CObeIIy, MorVnn XII.
tie David Con, John Taylor, Jacob SnrEhafi Jrr"h
3 w6msi9y. William O. ChsnOWeth, ParkerSon Coi.
lett, jacob q, Collect, Andrew J. Collstt ATehiIHI IA
EaFieI SlauEt1s Con, solomon COplinger, WashiuE.
ton Nhla ana Enoeh Tho has enemies OF This State
uhiSsS tey Shal within siHty days fou the date
o. thiS presentation, take aud file In the OIeTk's
Suice OF tue CiteuIt Court OF the said county OF
hAndoiphI an cath to support the ConEtitutIon n
tue United stAtes and tho OF his state
And thereafter demean them selves a. good citiEenS
lhtS proelAniAtion shall be publlshed IA thS n.y.
Ing Intelligencer, newspaper prInted IN The SI,S
OF mheetpE the seat Of government for this stat.
and IN the west Virginia Republican, q neWSnaner
tln1ea IN the county OF UpGhur, respectively, for
iour eueeeaslIe weeks ls.lfr. llTBf =
-, Done q The city Of Wheeling on this the
I Lord one. Thousand eIkht hundred and
N N. sl&lyioHT, and Of the ktate the drst. :.
1pS az. e,... H.. a. l. FOREMAN.
y; EDqAA BOTEEs, Secretary of State.
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Treason FIauntIng ItseIrIn Cong


Treason Flaunting ItSeIf Ia Congress
Last week closed upon an excited scene
in Congress, and one we'll calculated TO
enlist the interest aud call out the feelings
OF the oouutry. The Speaker of the House
came down from his chair to make a mo.
IiOu to ezpel Nj. Lung, member OF Con.
gress from the State of Ohio. Mr. Wash.
burne, of Illinois, made a similar motion /,
and secured vote upon it, to expsl Ar.
Harris, a member from the State of Mary
land. The words OF Me. Long, for which
the Speaker of the House made a motion
TO exPeI him, were given in the dispatches
of Saturday. They we're III effect favUriug
the recognition of the Southern Coufsder
acy. Nj. Harris, of MI, WAS more deei-
ded aud explicit. His words are given this
morning. He favored not only the reeog-
milton of the ConfederAcy, but, as We I'M
dsrstaud him, an scquiescencs ,iu the
dogma of secession. These words were
expressed 10 a tone of determined defence,
and as if 10 Pre.concert with Mr. Long aud
Mr.. Fernando Wood. The latter gsnus-
man took occasion to say that be endorsed
what Mr. Long had said and gave permis.
sion to the House to e1pel him also, ii they
SO thought fit. Mr.. wAshburue's motion
TO eIPel Harris was resolutely pushed to
vote through all its stages, but could uol
command twO-th,rds support, which i.
necessary.
We regret its failure. Tue House ha,
miserabIy aud lameutabIy failed to vindt
cate itself before the country aud III,
world. Mr.. Harris ought not to have beer
member of Congress half an hour after
his reasonable and traitorous declaration
bis position has been well und erstood al
along. He beat the Union candidate II
his district, and was elected as a secession
SymPRthiEer by secession sympathizers
He has simply sprung out at favorabI,
opportunity from his restrained position
aud made bold attempt in favor of tn,
Southern Confederacy. 10 this be ougb
to have been inconIinently expelled. II ID
Generalization Of the most ruinous char.
acter to allow such man to remain 10 the
national councils. The Copperheads and
ButternutS who defeated the necessary
tWOthitds vote have clearly shown ,hsir
hands. Mr.. Cox, of Ohio, saw the dilemma
In which they are placed, as witness hiu
remarks. They stand before the country,
notwithstanding his declarations, as sub.
stantially the implacabls allies Of the re-
belliou. The country will mark we'll the
vote which they gave TO save an avoWed
traitor from ignOminious expulsion from
the American House of Representatives.
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NATIONAL LOAN.
U. IS. 1O-4O.S.

to this popular invc tment re.
~ CelIed by tho uNDTRSiGSED, aud reeeipLs Issued
until tho IOnds are delivered Which will be iionc
Tree OF charge to the Subscriber at tile
MerchaMtS' and Mechanics, Bank of
Wheeling,
This Loan hears gold interest," payable sINI ANNty.
ALLY, on coupon aud registered bonds Of $500 Az
over, and ANNUAL on bonds Of the denomination
Of 80 and 100 dollars. 49,.
In bubscribirGI pAIties arc requested 70 nay Tie
accrued Interest nom the fst Of March 10 the dAy
OF subscription, IN eoIN oRIS CuRRENor GDpS0 ITTT
PER CENT PAkMIUN.
The intsrUst on this Loan Is payable on the first
days OF Match and September, IN each year The
ssnhanuual coupons are payable at those dates and
the annual coupons on thsGO and 100 dollar bonds
arc payable on the hrst OF Mach.
These 10 4es cannot be taxed by States Cities
towns, or Counties, and the Government Tax on
Them u only One-nnd half per cent on the amOuut
o. INCOME, when the Income OF tho holder Xoe Cd
sk hundred Dollars per annnm; all other invest.
ments' such ~ income from Mortgages, Rail Road
Stock and Bonds, etc., muSt pay from three to hyS
per cent. tax on tho ineone.
Wheeling, W. Va, April Q. 1854. SplI Inn
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AM ORDINANcR
CbHeeFHiRl eonldgiouS AMI mr.. ,,;...,,

I0a'eeI"''g o0'Lagf0HE and Ciher diseal,..
RE 4 ordained by the City Council ortbs .i,,, :,
ID Wheeling: VI sue city OF
That tf any peTson be at any time within ,ho
SIy having Tue small POx, ABiatio Cholera Var;o'
Iolai or any aeases the intrs ducton whereof n
40 40 order having been given by a pubiieStIon
IA any neGsp4Per printed in thu civ n
~ oe the duty OF every Physician AttendlnE HSsb
20 Do gtESn t9the Mayor or to the President ofIhS
5o1La OF Health II any Physician fail 70 ID = bS
nor more than fifty dollars for eYety such ojinre
his OE2tnAnee ahall be in force IRON ItS pSssSSs
zRhesliaE, Abril cd; 1sst" l. LAWN, Clerk
SSMALL SILK soA1Fs Tor ISdTe- aud f5sStTeSs!t!4-
- At the Variety slbFe Of Isa
aPrs D.NIooLL BRO. 4
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The report published III the Wheeling
Intettigenetr, aud copied by the Ciucinnad
papers, that company OF the Srd West
yirgiuiA cavalry were csptured al Win
field In Putnam county, lew days ago, is
dot Irue!S ln tact, there has been no trou.
BILE on the Kanawha since the capture Of
GeT Scammon and the burning OF the
steamer b. O. Levi. We are Surprised at
the gbllIbility of our cOtemporary.-F'oi
PLsasant Rsgister. N-. = -.
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Vice Pendent HamlIn TO speak At
the M,Lure Honae, p

Hannibal HAmlin, Vice President Of the
Uuited States, will address our citizens
from the balcony Of the M'Lurs House this
morning At . O'Clock. Several U. S. Sena,
tors aud Representatives., together With
other distinguished gentlemeu will be
present.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Designated Depository and Financial Agent
Of The United Stahs.

rI'IIs BANK is the successor to the Belmont
Il Branch OF the htatG Bank OF Ohio, and e pre-
pared to do general BanEing: Collection aud Ex.
change business.
" tS authorized 10 receive subscriptions to the
Sd, 1864.
These bonds bear date March lat, 1864, are re.
deemsbie At the pleasure q the Government after
eoin with Interest at fiTe per ceut. per annum in
subscribeTscan have either r. gistered or Coupon
Bonds rs they may prefer, in sums Of $50 or some
multiple of fifty uOllArE.
Interest the ESQ and $leO Bonds Is payable
annually; on all other denominaIEon semt-AnnuRlly
these bonds VIII draw interest from March lat,
and tue accrued interest from that day 10 the date
OF subscription, muss be paid in coin or National
currency! If paid in the latter (which includes
United StAte8nOtes and note3 Of the Nation Al BankS
nifty per cen'. premium must be ada to the
amount OF interest until othsrWIse directed.
apt JOHN G. TALLMAN, Cash.
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MATHEW WARREN,
ISAIAH WARREN.
Co-Partnarship.
ISAIAH WARRHN. Wu. =. RRRaER
WARREN AND BERGER,
NAhuTACIURERs OF
CANDLES, SOAPS, q LARD OIL,

REpINEns OF CARBON OIL AND BkNzoLx
Keep constantly on hand the above AIMED ARTICLES
o. prime quality, which they will be happy 70 fur.
nth TO dealers aud consumers At IOWe-t O4a prices
"Brl9tOl Axle GrsasS" aud Roll Grease" for Roll
ing Mile aud heavy machinery made Of any E, uured
consistency, which they warrant TO give satisiNc.
tiUI. rE ~ lt
They are also agents for the sale OF "Pure Lulti.
eating Petroleum" OF best gravity from wells ON
Duck CreeEi Ohio, and PleISants county, W. Va.
warehouse, corner Market Alley and Main str.
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Duane the quarter jest closed, the.
number Of three cent stamps sold at the
New York Post Observation-Disclosures and
i've bnndred thousand, an increase of one
million on the returns of the previons
quartet EBs Pqg'IRssai Ot ne SGss ipiail
its depatthbht5 bas ihSrsa5sd il simiIsr
PROPORTION. AmOngthe numerous articles
awaiting, their owners Rt the Off % are bIRet,
silk aprons, WOODEN sbbfGrts ana bSndti !. -
tabacco. osaaiSi,aH
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THE ssURY DEPARrMHNr,
OFFICE OF COMPTRoLLEH OF THE CUsEEicr.
NAHHIN0ION ABfiI - Iskt

-'7---''-7-IV''I zlTITI II T90T-
NRj HEREAS, by satisfactory evidence rrr..nts.,
w to the undersigned. II has been made 10 ~
pear that the FirsI National liauk Of WherlSy -
the County Of ohio aud State Of West Virsfni1 h..
been duly oTgAnIEsI under aud according 4, It.
requirements Of the act Of Coagrrss puT,iI.I 49,
act tO provide National OuIreucV Srrur,d 49,
pledge of United states stocks nnI to prUyni- ~,
the circulation aud redemption thereof apnr.Ssi
February 18th, lSi. aud has complied viii, aI ~
prUVtsOns OF sSid act IrIuiTed to he coLlD led I
before commencing the business u bauLInt
Now, thsTsfJrey J, samuel I. Howard, CImDtro,Ir,
OF the Currency, do hereby certify thu. a., Iirt
State Of Vest Virginia, Is authorized TO cnnmrncs
the business Of banking under the act AZ res1ta
l1 testimony whereof. witness ms haud All sal
OF office this second day vi April, 1864.
(sK,Ll Samuel. T. HOWARD
I 9AAb Dsnntv Crn,t,,lI.r a. ,t'NNl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
INOREASN OF STOCK.

RooKs for subscription to the increase Of m.
VI WHEELING wall be opune,I AT Inc n nti,,,,
Sn9ase on honroe street, ti,, Friday morning, The
Subscribers TO the Original stock who NAV 5s.,ra
70 increase the same are entitled to sul5SeriSs ~
myny shares OF the increased stock a. thar aITe5d,
held by them. ''s@"J
by oder orthe BJard. -,s-.r.GyADAN,Sr
ALFS1w ..- CaTbi,r
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NOTICE.

A n a Meeting held In TriaIelphIA, Artfi the End,
"A the undersigned were. appointed COMMITTEES
to cali County for the put bSs OF nomi
schooIA Of Ohio county. They accordingly appoint
SATURDAY, the 10th dayot April, a the day Tor
said Convention % meet and Request the different
ToWnshlp5 to seud TIRES delegates each 10 meet In
TrtAdelphia, ~ one o'clock. p. NJ on Said day. > :
EBBNEzBR BUOHANUN,
~ HUGH CLARK f1s i=g '.lff.
l, d. sToNk,
E Apl1 81 A A -.4sf- - 800 Committee
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DIED.

-% Died. ar
! On Sunday, April 10th, HGKEr RLLwoop. son Of
LES% 80 aad Sarah 4 Beans, aged years, month
Hu9 . uAgs' fl-H Is a.sls - l 7fr II
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral to-day at P. NJ, April llth, 1854.
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EXTRACTS

iFFOHl Lhs AihWtsS CLhs Hoard Of LeaLLh jDasred
AP u 9A, 1854, GHd ordered 70 Be pHbtiSked
'I'HE Board Of Health deem It eminsntIy ut and
necessary 70 order aud direct the vaccination OF
ALI PARSONS within this city, NhO may not have
been Vaceinated, and the Is hereby ordered 10
be done forthwith. -, =
The following named ply SiclanS we're appointed
to carry the foregoing order inIO effect; namely:
Or. *. A. ulldreth, LIST and Tth Wards.
DR.. John RTiasslI, 4nd Ward.
Dr.. A. 8. Todd, 4 Srd
Dr. J. O. Hupp, AN
DR.. Jas. CumninS, 9th aa
DR.. Il. ". Bingel, 9th -.
The following Sections Of pr nted City Ordinance
were oTdeIed to be published; namely:
sSsct. 10. tt shall b. the duty Of each PhysiciAn
50 appointed to apply TO every tperson keeping or
having charge, Of each dwelling house, boarding
h9use, ordinary or TaY. rn house, within the ward
Or district assiEned to him aud asaertain whether
every pers ~ residing within such ward or district
hAs been vaeclnAt d, aud II any person upol beng
30 applied to, ALuil Refuses truly TO give 5uca iulOr
mAttOu or Fhall knoWlhkI. make = false feport. he
or she slLLll forfeit aud pay mus Of not less than
hTe dollars uor more than Ieu dollars
Sec. 10. IL Huy person being all adult and not
previously vAcciuated sall TruAe to b. bu,II TO he
fascinated, when applied TO for 1hAt purposs by the
Physician APPo,nted, or IT ANY paTeLI, guardian,
MASTER or owners shall reiuse permit the YAcci
ton Of any minor, ward or apprentice or slave.
when such Physician shall OHeI 70 VAcciuaIe he OF
she silBil forfeit and pay for every such cite &C
ono Uf not lsss than five than ten dollar ~
BY order JOHN G BUPP,
secretary, Of BOAra OF Health.
Wheeling. R-Hh---An.Illl II, IS T. .PIlIt
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TRI Uniou Republican Convention of

Tar Uniou Republican Convention of
Connecticut voted tor the denomination of
!AbrAhhm lincoln Ms PFssident, aad the
State has been oOrt,sa b. atI.thuusudd
,mejority-tbree times theI Of last year.-
Ilf this lie not proof positive that Mt. Lin.
lcOln lie popular in, Gonnseticut, and will
obtain its entire uhtOn vote, It Is at least
good evidence that he is not unpopular,
and that his name is not an element of
weakness. But the result 10 Connecticut
Furnishes beyond question an indication of
Mr. Lincola's hold upon The popular cons.
tidepce aud affection. Il Is said that the
movement for lila 5saomtnalion. comes
chiefly from The 6ttice-hOlders. Thislis
bot true,- is almost wholly popular
POlssS9s ePB EsBhdF 90 9fick :seIdSEs,
nor Othee'seeksFs, hare much TO do with
II. 10 fact not "A few office holders are
working fnS he iutsrtesE Of Other caudi.
46fabanI LtdsoIb &. nSasI,, ! Cd sbd tSlt.
ablei that he has ,dOue. exceedingly well
in oyHeFGeSS1PPipg ths Z .Eepssndeps DIFFICULTIES
q his positions that we know him well
and know what he will do, aud can have
20 such Absolute copRdsnee in any new
aud uutried m man. Whatever may be bis
Qualifications o. bis principles; q aud NOR e. d
DYER that bic fs: slse,ioa 81 4sll earned
reward for difficult and faithful service
aRdldEthegahs uas 1.-THE lrhSst sigII6eaRl
and humilia,ing rsOuke and punishment
We can ipfiet on eths Tsbsls.,, We wan,
them % accept shssLisement and pardon al
the hands Of the man on account OF whose
elevation 70 the presidency they have com
mitted treason. 1--we want to compef them
70 ackGdSlsdEsa and obey l6tSSlba@affIjiiS6
coin Us President of the Unilsd Statea.-Is
This is what the general and slrouk,popa.
lar expression means; It is sineera iainJ
genuine, aud it is pretty likely to last, '''
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L. G. THOMAS,
no. IFS MAIN street, wheeling.

HAvING just returned Lrnm New Y,,k v,,,..
HI iull assortment Of the above nAIlst u,s'tl i
invite the patronage # the public.
COuriry MhlineIs are particularly ilIiIr,i ,,.,
anime my stock. nnS,,
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God KuAFd our Jag, and keep each star
zach stripe - bright ~ new they wave,
still make e LEAD our ranks In war,
SIN dOAt above each patriots grave
Death 70 the traitor thai would dare
To trail it through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts Its lot will HhArO
And follow It TO Death or Fame,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
.NOTIGE.

WHEREAs. ny vile Charity as m nay bed
w and boArd, WithDut any jprt caus6 or provo
cation this h theTei6t 70 blte her noteo that un-
Lees che return within ave weeks the date here
Spll 2tdk2tWs MIOHAEL ROOF.
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Importnnt Notioa

Union MIN or UNION TOWNSHIP, Fourth
" Ward, TURN OUT. There will be Meeting
Of the CitiEens OF Union TOWnSh y, at the FOURTH
Nerd lose HOu e,6p MISUNDERSTANDING April l1th
1854 at hAlLptst seven oclIEkAior the purpose OF
nominating Township uhlGers aud tranSactinR such
other BUSH - may be brought before The meet.
ing Ea,, :. ~ ! CITIZENS or THE EoRAsgP.
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commissioners Sale.
Ut ahNIl IUUINTT,
James Richards, RxecuIOr, and Others. psf,
In ChaucerY
Benz amin llcMecheu. Alm'r q,

benjamin McMeehen, Adm'r, Compl't
Againdt
James Richards, Executor, and Others Def1,
In Chancery.
u Y virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Cour, ~ o,.
- county, rendered on the Ith dRy OF Ai,rII TSs'
alEe.Ied % the un sEsigned Special
ers' We shall on the 1874 DAY or APRIL IssI !.
Tue 'front.' door u the Court House OF OhIS oonbtr
N the CITY OF MheelinS offer for sails the f,Io1j,
pee or parcel lying on IN, bet Vol,
tnS bAliimote aud Ohio Railroad and the OHIO h.
IN hAEshAll eounty West Virginia contSiI,i,, .
acre MY three aud onSthird Il a. sci q poIs
Turns % SALE-one-thiTd OF the pnf,.iis y. moe.
~ hand, aud for the residue credit Of 81,
tHelTo months, the purchaser giving bomb ,'ItS
approves security for equal amounts viii H., -.
from ihs day Of sale. AAd retaining the iitis mn
t"e HhOIe OF tue purchase money IS paid
.TtE .F.tftHI N. @. CiOuD s.-.s-.
i.,,-u IN, l.f--.- JAMES 8. WHEAT
APFs'LOt Special CSmmissionerS
. ALSO, -
1.-THE same time and place, shall oitsr S,r -.
iISb ssea EnSiIs cylinder i've aud one half 81
DoreS stroke Il inches, boiler two and ea1
nAu iset diameter, and eighteen (lSI ferf 49,
together with all tho fixtures, PIpSs etc. beSo tSS
tneIeto' situated on tho above described I'LL ~
TEhNs OF sAIE-ono third Of the urrl,,,.
u cash. AMI for the residue credit OF 9ix AMI t|HI
nonthG VIII be given, the purchaser RiYio,, iS,,,
"a equA amount with approved SOcurtY-6aISi LosSi
tearing interest from the day oil sale - "'n"S
aprStlS Executor Of james RIehards ,IsrSI.,
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Ra5i.etI htsLltd.,,se- .nfaM 8

E9aorI 1atsiltJease, .IIIHNI 54 Z
., Why is il that the clergy and the reli.
n .Sug Posgep Of Ibis Somnnnity nppehnso
lnelners3t 70 The wants of our sick and
ayipg man in hoSpital7- To-myIcer,s S
tkInoEledge' nehiha5s did theres Tiibin
me last week that have plead tor some ob 10
70 munster the consultations of the gosneI
70 tnep, ana tthas been with some som SifFf !.
Guilty Enat 'anyone'could be -found 10 ofIsr
s5 III tass IsE me soul. These
"a ,iSoLDIRRsi FKIrrp2 r.,
u YaalllD "a tltilATlEI
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Annual Township Election.
+ORDIRRD BY the Boar, n, snn.,,,.or.; :,
~ county, that an election be held on The fonr1S
huTSdAy in April, 1854 being the 2sIh dGy Of sid
months Tor township OilesrS, a provided by The
Gina, aud that the Clerk give due notice On SaIs
eieecnon' TeIte: GEO. W. SIG Hos.
~, =, Clerk Board Of Supervisors OHIO co1nty.
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THE bill reported to the House from a
select committee by AIr. Pepdlslou, of
Ohio, provides that rnenOeIsl IL he cas-
met shall have seats on tho floor of the
House aud attend the sessions every Mou
day aud Thursday TO answer inquiries.
Rules reported from the same committee
provide that n book shall be, kept, in W hich
the questions prOpouuded aud resolutions
submitted shall be epleredi that The men.
Der Introducing or submitting the same,
shall specify the day on which he intends
to call up. which day, except by unAni
nous consent shalt not be lees than three
days after the notice; that the clerk Of the
House shall serve copy of the resolution
or question on the members of the Cabinc,
interested, and appriss him Of the time
when 'he bill will be considered; ou.the
appointed day the member who gave no.
lice shall briefly explain and assign his
reasons for propounding his questions, and
the member Of.the cabinet shall Answer 10
like manner, or explain Why he .oanno It an
sWer, aud the House shall vote without
debate.
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NE srATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

p THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
sas hUDITOR's OFFICE,
Wheeling, april /, 1864.
GtLBRKS ofCireult Courts, Recorders OF GodniIes,
W and Notary Pnblics, will make their reports OF
taxes 8eas, deeds, wills, &c, up to The 18th Of
November 1858 to this once, and pay the same into
the Treasury Of the State. After that date thew
will report to the County Treasurer and pay to the
County Treasury.
III SAMUEL CRANE,
Opr6-1Ed&W Auditor OF State.
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For Sale.

OTIS One, Two aud TlIros, in suuaro TWeIve II,
AZ the town OF south WhseIInY. y ~
these lots arc well situated for Foundry or other
manufacturing purposes, being near the riyrr sn1
having street three aides " "NA
For iuTlher particulars enquire Of .r
ALEX. ROGERS,
APES-lm~ 81 Main street
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/ SAMUEL. T. HOWARD
J Deputy CUmptrOller Of the IuTIsne,.
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