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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12

1T is not yet decided who "blundered"
in the assault on Petersburg, and caused a
carefully and thoroughly studied plan for
victory, to be turned to defeat and dis
grace. The Court of Inquiry ordered by
Gen. Grant has been dissolved, it being
decided that it was not legally called, and
had not the power to summon witnesses.
But another is to be Immediately called,
and it is intimatcd that General Meade
viii prefer charges against General Burn
side, thus indicating that he was the one
responsible for the disaster. The New
York Tribune says difference between
two Msjor Generals as to which should
command and rank the other, was the
main cause of the rePulse; for before the
dispute could be authoritatively settled,
tie golden moment had passed. Who these
officers were, we do not know. 1t is pity
they were not shot on the spot, for why
was not their conduct as criminal, or rath-
er ten times more SO, "a that of private
who should attempt to desert while in the
face of the eDemyH Petty jealousies among
officers have done us more damage since
the war commenced, than any other one
thing, and it is about time these officers,
who display such a despicable character
were made grave example of.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12

IT should be recolleoted by all those
who think of enlisting that after the draft
takes place no bOunties are paid either by
the government or by this or any other
county. All inducements in the wsy OF
bounty stop short off with the draft. The
draft takes place Immediately after the 9Th
of September next. The difference be-
tween the condition of a man subject to
draft now and after the 9Th is very cousid-
cradle. Now he can get for one years
service $500 bounty, while if drafted he
goes into the army without this $500
There is another difference also. AS q
volunteer man can go into any regiment
he may choose, whilst as a conscriPt he
must go wherever he is assigned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12

WE understand that the Board of Super
visors forestalled the idea of eniisting men
to the credit of any one sub district in the
county, by providing that bounty should
be paid to those enlistiug to the credit of
Ohio county. So that on the part of those
desiring the bounty there is no discrimina-
ton as between sub districts to be made.
This puts all sections Of the county on an
equality and gives the wealth and inHu-
ence of no one sub district an advantage
over the other.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
WOOL.

NEW YORK, August IO.-The slight i'm
provemeut on Kersey Wool, noted in our
last, is fully sustained, aud the market tor
all kinds of Domestic is strong, notwith-
standing the decline in Gold. The demand
is confined to the present necessities of the
manufacturers, which are, in some instan-
ces, quite pressing, Notwithstanding many
mills are uecessitated to run on short time,
by lack of sufficient water. There is feel
ing of confidence on the part of the trade
generally, in a continuance of very full
prices, while some are confidently looking
for much higher figures as the season wears
on, in consequence of the dearth OF Cotton
and probable decreased imports of Foreign
Wool under the increased tariff rates. The
sales include l75 90 10 Domestic Fleece at
979@lO2i cents for heavy and low Fleece,
and 81, O5@Sl,lO for medium and fne, in
Guiding lO,OOOtb. light conditioned Ohio,
SLIP.
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Tax or No Tax, Whisky win be
T. Drank,

TINE subscriber will offer at private sale until
i SATURDAY, September, 10th, 1854 when, il
sold 1t will then be offered public ga lie upon
the premises that well known OISTILLERY PROP
ERTY, formerly by Gray, n Jrris a Co.. situated
near Cameron, on the Balti more aud Ohio Railroad
in Marshall county, State OF West Virginia. The
property possesses al the modern IMPROVEMENTS
pertaining 70 the business OF dstiliing, having
good run Of French burrs, good engine, boiler &C
There Is alao nine acres Of Land belonging TO the
establishment. Any person wishing to examine
the property can do go BY calling on L. Parkin-
son, ESQ of Cameron, who Il also authorized 70
make sais. Any other Information concern ing the
property be had By addressing J. L Parkinson,
Of Cameron, M Philip Kelley, ir, Of Vince ling,
W. Va or the und0raignod ~ MOundSVille, Mar
shall county W Va.
L. 7. GRAY,
ty80-2Ws Agent, for ?. A. J. Gray.
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To the People Of West Vigf
EXECUTIVE DEPAETMEE
WuFHrry1 Aurugr 4 u

WHEELrN1, AuEusf = y
TNDER the late call OF the Prssidszi e
~ men, authority has been ErAntee :! =
Department 70 raise one new resimssi O. =
In this State Upon appIicEfiou WITH Fr77r
mendatiou, under the re- ulAtto1s To- -
new regiments &C.. one Second LieutslAzi
commissioned for each COMPANY g Dc ~
viii be eonditionAlly Mustered into tsrTl's =
date Of his appointment and VII D -
from the date OF his muster into ssrTlef :
payroll of his company; but Gh0alt Be a.
an organized company, within the nas
BY the War Department the men vi D. =
TO HOns other company, his aPPoint1eli =
and he viii be discharged without pag
perBon % commissions - 6sound Lslls-L
ahAl recruit twenty Eve men, VII rea''H
poinimsnf 10 the company . Wiki - -
have been transferred.
This regiment must be recruited 49, =,
BY the 5th day Of September Il n1i -
that time 10 will be conBOlidated III
% ~ 70 form and be mus cred into lsl-
that date, else complete eompaniss vi -
and assigned to old regiments
UpoL the appointment Of o3ess Z =.
thi1 regiment. they viii be turzsshs e ~, - =
e-saTy paper AID Instructions, a-z 1s
rendezvous for recruits made knoEa.
will also be given TO persons 20 rserzil
RAniLation8 IN the held, and 70 any 81
ing twenty CT more men for old CIR
dueed below the minimum number 49,
Iieutsuacisa, ooumtsaion - LisEsi-@~
EnIistmsuts under the present call ~
~ one two, or three yearl, - ths rs
elect. and GoFsrumsnt bounttoa vii y - -,
low: 80 men Who enlist for ore - =
two ysarB, 500, and for three years, 81
By an Act Of CouErs11, approved jay :
Hfurther 20 reEulats and provide fol ~
and calling cut Of the national f1FosA' =
tive Of the di1oroDt staEoa are auihors7s
recruiting hgentH into any Of the stats =
be in rebellion, except the STATES Of ArtA.
De1lee and LouiaAnA, 70 rScruis FolH1l.l =
viii be credited 70 the State and g.
thereof Who may procure the enlistns--
this act one recruiting agent will Be HPP--
oGeh county IN the stGEe, desiring T. -.
1he number Of man 70 be furuiahea y !
under the present call IL about 26ooi EhlS-f
recruited by the afh DAP Of sePteDbeI,
cruiLed BY that time = drArt VII Be -
delinquent oonnties aud di1tIiets % aaPtl
Der then remaining 70 Be fGrnshse- =.
Ihort, and without vi orOu1 eh1rt u
and sub di1trict, drAft Il ineTttaoLG s-a
Under former calls OF the Prsaieesl
this STATE has surpassed the most - 3.
tatfons Of al in f1rnishing her ql91, >
troops 70 suppress the rebsllion- Asis-Sst
saIh have bssA made, n men we're - n
aAd an Opportunity % avoiding ths 49, =
NJ ths eommntation Re. noW nss'
AMT MI the dama1d- gFf -
Ii VIZ Y1qISIA oHcE HoEI ATol1 iftvD
A. L BIAAA1
p. PEnPoIz4, AdiutAnt esnsr1L
NONaREs5 WITTY trusn "a! saPr6s ~
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jysO-td FRANCIs r. ARMsFRoNG.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN
SOUTH WHEELING.

pY virtue and in pursuance Of deed Of trust
- executed by George Foreman, Of Ohio county,
Virginia 10 the undersigned - trustee, bearing
date on the hrst day OF March, ls54 and duly
Of record in the Recorders ONCE Of the said COUNTY
Of Ohio, in deed book No. &c. folio 2e5 cure the
Paymsu' TO the MerchAuts' aud Mschanics' Bank Of
neeling certain debt in said deed OF trust men.
toned, will, At the request OF said Bank proceed
on the FIR 7 DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1854 ~ the
front door Of tue Court House Of Ohio county, West
Virginia TO sell At public anct ion, 70 the highest
and best bidder, the following property, to Wit .
Ali that certain lot parcel Of ground situated in
Ohio county, Virginia in the I'd dtion the city
Wheeling form, rly called RitchietOWn, but now
known by the name of South Wheeling, and deHfg-
mated on the plat Of - I'd addition by number i've
No. bin square number thirty-seVen-So 81. Sell
ling trustee, / shall cell and convey only such
title is vested ia by the deed Of afors-
said; the title, however IL believed TO be unqueB-
tiOnAble.
jSsO-td FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG
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TIE Toronto, Canada, correspondent Of
the New York Herald writes that the rebels
are very active in Canada and are con-
Stautly aud diligently plotting and plan
ming with their friends aud allies there
how they can best aid the cause of the
eoufederacy. Just now they are eirculs-
ting petitions among the property holders
for the purpose of memorializing the Brit
ish government to recognize the confeder-
acy as soon as possible, on the ground
that if the Union is restored Canada will
join it and thus be lost to Great Britain.
One of their alleged arguments is that
there is danger now of re. union because
President Lincoln cannot be reelected,
and if President is elected who stands
upon the Constitution as it is most of the
insurgent States will at once lay down
their arms and thus the Union will be re-
stored. Such an argument has at least
the merit of novelty. Moreover these
rebels, With their Canadian allies are re-
ported as soliciting money to use in the
coming presidential campaign for Mr.. Lin
coins benefit, this being the sarest way to
seeure disuDion. To think OF prominent
rebel leaders hard at work to re.elect MI.
Lincoln to the presidency is at least anu.
sing, and shows that these fellows want to
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Raoo Can DeWn.

1t is important that all those ooutemPla-
ting enlistment should understand that the
$500 bounty offered by this county is paid
down-cash in hand. There is no drib.
bling by piece-msal instsllments in the
matter. The whole sum is forthcoming at
once. This is a very important item to the
volunteer.
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troops and eight pieces Of heavy field ar
tillery. But so it was, and the glorious
Second still lives to do it over if necessity
again requires. VIrgiHiaRs should not for
get the man IOhO led Il.
Yours truly RALPH.
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AN ORDINANCE
OFFIoE BoARp oF PUBLIC woRks,

" ..... WHEuISG, August, 1854.
At regular meeting OF the board held ~ he
city Of Wheeling, the Sab day OF August inst
IL was ordered that the Euperiuteudence Of The FOL
lowing Turupikes be let the IS h day Of Sep
TENDER, 1864, to the lowest bidder deemed eOmpo-
tent namely:
The North Western Turnpike from Parkersburg
TO the point said road crosses the eastern
boundary OF the State Of West Virginia.
The StauntOn and PaTkeTSburg Turnpike from
Parkersburg 70 the point where said road crosses
the boundary line between this State and the state
of Virginia
The Beverly and FaiEmont Turnpike from Beverly
in the county Of Randolph FairmOht in the oOun-
" Of zrion.
The Wheeling and Fairmont Turnpike, 2S miles
eastern end nom Fairmont, - miles western end
from Wheeling; and
The Mary land and Ohio River Turnpike.
Sealed bids for the superintendence OF these i'm
proyements for ONE YEAR will be received At the
office Of the Board in this city until the said 25th
day Of September, ensuing. 10 the event the super
intendence Of either Of the above named improve
meuts II not let on the day speoih d Aforesaid,
the same may be let on the second Tuesday In any
month thereafter, without fuTthsr u TiCe. The
person WhoSe bid shall be approved by the Board
will be required as in accordance with the law,
take the oath and give bond with sufficient security
J. EDGAR BOYERS,
Augl2 I'd Secretary Board Of Public " orkH.
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GARD.

GtHARI.Es MANN, Teacher Of Piano. lie ready 70
- receive Pupils for his class to commences Sep.
TENDER LIST.
From and after that time he will devote his at
teDtion TO Music exclusively.
For terms, Ae-, apply At MeIlor's Music Store.
ang6-1ms
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procured for them, and that they should
have double Fations. The new food was
bought, and was followed on board, soon
afterwards, by the runaways.
The men had another reason for return
ing to their places on the ship. They were
nearly all rough persons; in anticipation OF
the trip they had disposed of everything
the possessed, even their spare clothing,
for liquor, and had had a general "spree."
So, now they, had neither money no means
of obtaining any; and the want Of food
admonished them of the propriety of full
filing their contract.
Two of the meh who had signed the pa
pers complained to their consuls, saying
that illegal efforts were made to detsin
them; and the ship was detained till the
consuls could make an investigation. The
complaint was found to be incorrect; the
authorities were assured that all the men
on board were at liberty to leave the ves-
sci if they desired to do 30 and the OBJ
jections to her departure we're withdrawn.
THE START.
On the 9Th of July the vessel sailed
down the channel for Antwerp. There
we're two or three hundred men on the
wharf who desired to go on board, but for
reasons already given were not permitted.
Their demonstrations as she took her de-
l
| Some of them followed along the banks,
waving hsndkerchiefs, aud calling ont to
the men on the deck to have the vessel
stopped and they would come on board in
small boats: OF course the request wGs
not needed, and some of their number were
observed to manifest their Vexatiou in
tears.
Oh THE oOEAN.
Regular drills constituted part of the
daily exercises at sea. A young Pole,
who was an officer in our army, but who
resigned and engaged with his country
men in the recent attempted revolution,
presided at these drills, and performed i'm
portsnt services from the first.
Among these emigrants were many Ger
mans who could sing and play; TO the
latter were given instruments and the
former assisted the musicians with their
voices.
AT BOSTON.
These men, with the description already
noticed, enlisted on Deer Island, were ex-
amined, and afterwards went to the mill
| tsry rendezvous in another part OF the
harbor. In four days from the time of
arrival, the business was concluded. No
body not interested was wiser, while three
inviduas were much richer, and four hun
dred men were credited on the quota of
Boston.
MORE MIGRANTS COMING.
More of these emigrants are coming.
| ANOTHER vessel loaded with them is ex-
pected at Boston hsrbor in a few days.
The facts are known in Europe, and this
new system of emigration, first made Prac-
tiCable through the wants and the enter
prise of men of Boston, appears to be sue
cessful. No efforts have been made on the
continent, so far as yet appears, to put a
stop to it.
GGIgnani's Messenger, in announcing the
| departure of the last vessel for Antwerp,
gives no particulars, but says tbatit con-
tanned $50 "Germsu recruits for tie Amer
lean federal army"
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2 " E Is so SHFh ~ %n EFT STU

DY virtue and in purBuancs Of 4 deed Of truGt
II executed 10 the uudsrHigned trustee BY
John keWland, OF Ohio county, Virginia, bearing
date the 18th day Of January, 1854, and duly sf
record in the Recorders once Of Ohio county STATE
OF West Virginia, In deed book No 30, folio S. 70
les Bank Of Wheeling certain debt in said deed Of
trust mentioned will, n the request Of the aid
Bank, proceed on the RlkSr DAY OF SEPTEMBER
1864 At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, 70 sell public auction to
to wit: All that certain lot or parcel of rrpuDd
situated 10 Ohio county, FirKinia-noW West Viz
giuia-tn he addition 70 the city Of Wheeling for
merry called hitehietOEn, and nov known a.
South Hheeling1 and deaiEnatsd the plat Of Eaid
addition a. number three-No- Bin square number
iorty-e gnt-Ao -. Selling a. trustee, shall sell
and convey only such title a. s vested in me BY the
deed Of trust aforesaid; the title, however, e b.
heved to be unquestiOnAble.
Terma Of sale-Oash.
bs0-td FRANCIS R. ARNsTRONG.
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PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE, 4
FIRST DISrRIOr WEST VA,

Va KELIsa, August 10th, 1854
accordance with orders received from wash
i tDgton City all inquiries ordinary subjects
connected with the enrolment, draft, exemptions,
liabilities to draft, credits, aud accounts Of men
furnished, should be addressed to the Provost Mar
shall OF the Congressional District, and not to the
Provost Marshal General.
BENZ. D. STONE
aug1I 1w Capt 4 Pro Ma isl Di-r " Va
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do one good thing before they die. A
general gathering of all the southeFners in
Canada is to come of some time this mouth,
and the Herald correspondent promises to
attend and give the world the benefit OF
the sights and sounds that then and there
may greet him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
NOTICE',

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Il Citizens Fire, Marine and Life Insurance Com
pany OF Wheelif will be held ~ the once Of the
Company on Tuesday. August the 28d, 1864, between
the hours OF two and hys oclO'k P NJ for the pur-
pose OF electtng nine directors TO for the
suing year. W. W. SHRIYER,
augs-ZW Secretary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12

On the morning OF the llth inst, Of Typhoid
Power, Mr.. j. " BARToH in the seth year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from his residence on
Main street, opposite Belmont Mills, at ~ o'clock
A. N. The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
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FRANCIS 3. Armstrong.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS STU
ATE IN SOUTH MHEELING.

DT virtue and in pursuance Of a deed Of tru.t
- executed 10 the undersigned trustee BY Al.
bert Ritter, bearing date the 18th day Of NAV
1854 and duly Of record in the Recorder once az
Ohio county, State Of West Virginia, in deed book
No 81 folio 4l4, TO secure the payment to the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling q certain
debt in said deed mentioned, viii, At the request
Of the said Bank, proceed on the FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1851, at the front door Of the Court
House OF ohio county, West Virginia, to sell ~
public auction 50 the highest and best bidder. the
following property TO Wit: All that certain lot or
parcel OF ground situated in Ohio county, Virginia
IN the addition to the city Of Wheeling formerly
called hitehistOWn, but now known by the name Of
South Wheeling, and designated the plat Of said
ADDITION by the number eight-No. sin square
numbered thirty-hve-No. So Selling a. truEtss,
shall sell and convey only such title As il vested
in by the deed Of trust Aforesaid but the title
however, IL believed 70 be unqusstionAble-
Terms Of Sale-CAsh.
jySO-td FRANCIS r ARMSTRONG.
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FOR EAI.E

OM PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, Is hon,
~ power, with Portable saw Mil, % inch ssW
also one ehiDglO Machine For price aud term
apply at WarrOnton, JeIarson Co., Ohio, TO
tyH'lm" LEWIS POPE.
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FOR SALE.

TWO HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
\ One horse IL q tine large family beast. One
carriage aud harness nearly new. inquire at
Rugp PARTRIDGB'S aALLERY
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Dry Goods Store Tor Sale.

THE subscriber wishing to change his business
Il would oher his Store for sale together with n
lease OF the Store House ~ present occupied by him
which is well and faTOrably known 70 Ihs public
for many years.
As Is well known the business is a good one, no
better in the city, aud chance is nov presented or
gong into business not often presented
can keen portion Of the stock on hand should
a purchaser not want It all, as have q branch
store in the country.
Ny stock is well assorted and is Just what Is
wanted Tor the business, and Is known the stock
on hand is becoming more vAlnAble every day IL is
kept.
To those wishing to purchase, the terms will be
made known by application TO
Nv BAssETT
Aug11 2w No. IS Main street.
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FOR RENT.

A DESIRABLE BRICK TENEMENT, consisting
IA Of four large rooms, besides q Kitchen, and a
good cellar. Yard In front, enclosed with paling
ience, and supplied with water from the city. Sit
uate between Centre Wheeling ana RitchietOwn
and near LaBelle Avenue. Possession given imms
dIHtey. AppIytO
HugI1-lW A. B CALDWELL.
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ATE Is SOUTH NHEELISG.

AIA II BUULa " n LLLIL o
DT virtue and In pursuance Of deed Of trust
u executed 70 the undersiEned - trustee By
] theodore heesebury, bearing date on the ian Gay
Of pri 1854, and duly Of record IN the Recorders
once OF ONO county, State Of West virginia. IN
deed book No 80, Lilo $50, 20 secure the payment
TO the MeFehAnLG' and Me- autes' Bank Of v heetng
= certain debt in sid deed mentioned. Will, a
request Of said Bank, proceed on the FIRST DAY
or SEPTEMBER. 1854 At the trout door Of the
Court HOUSE OfOhio county, est Virginia, 20 sell
A. public auction, 20 the highest aud hsst bidder
the following property 70 Wit; All those two Ger
Rinis, IN the addition 10 the city Of Wheenng Tor
merry called kttehietoWn, bat now south Whsaling
and designated on the plat Of said addition By the
numbers nine-S. e-and tsn-No. l0-ln square
number forty-tWo-Ho. q. Selling a trustee, I
shall Bel and convey only such title Il vested in
NE By the desd Of trust Aforesaid the III 10, how
ever, IL believed 70 be unqueltionlble.
Terms o. sAle-cash--
jJsO-td FRANCIS R. ARlrsrRoEe.
CIEN Nh sI. 49, - -
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sUBsIsFEsuE OTyIcE, I s ~

WHEELISs, W. Va. August =,
CEALED PROPOSALS, must be IN duplzz
- hrst hands, and from cftiEsuI loyal = .
ted States GovernmeBt only. will Be reoivt-l
once until 9 O'Clock, on WednsldAy, G. 4
Of August, 1854, for supplying for the =
United States Army, subGiStsncs Stores ~ =
er d af Wheeling, ". Va On or before - -
Of August, 1864, e follow, viz:
$50, 600 pounds Bacon Shoulder
The bacon must be new, sound, thorogg.l 4
smoked dry, strictly city cut, Shanki = -
the bTiskst, in strong boxes, eontAiui-g =
800 pounds Of meat, 70 be strapped With - !
CRY. Pressure must not be used 10 psaIi-l
bacon will be subject 70 the inspection Of A. II
OF appointed by the uDderuigLed-
All the bacon must be delivered and ilf5s,z
fore any h paid for. Certificates Of tn I1z1
must accompany the vOuehea- Z. TUzNA
Avgl-tf CAgLt-i
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FOR RENT
Ohio County Bounty

A q meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors Of Ohio
IA county, held ~ the court Hou-e Of said county
on Monday, August sih, 1864, the following resOIu
ton was adopted
"REsoLvED, That county bounty of S3COCO be
paid 70 those en'isting for year all the quota
OF Ohio county under the Presidents late call for
6OO,OOO men; also that the sum Of $1,000 be paid
any person bringing in an accepted recruit"
Copy-Teste: ]. O. HUPP, President
Gao. W. EIGHTs, CLERK gIntF