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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
cAEETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

F0- rOSTOC,
wOacEsTER, PALMER FlrCB5URo, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. the WHITE nOuSHAisA
AND i.;fERAE piArE POINTS
TIE aau sll s;sng-h si-snasr. - ihs Eos~lch li.a
aiTYoF BOSTON ssd CITY OF NETWORK.
lssve rs~Yosk daily (Sund,ys excsp rd) st O'Clock ~
Ic. Pc. No. 20 yo.ti Rivnr. fc a o. Nss--NsS,
FOR SENTijnboS, ~ ~ ~
ihere eonrs'nS WITH the Srsh.ss Espe.a fsn Ten ~
te..cT NeEossts AID aasoa- s-4 N-SLoeaa. .ad assAA
RnilrosiL r-
tr-ih .ssan o. is lowss, rsa Po, il,ofn-'i,n pcuAs
z ). MARTIN. Ag-n., on the Pier.
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Go Wbom il man Qpmern.

IF ISAAC STEER, Blacksmith, Cor his hers)
formerly Of Wincbsftsr Va will nvnn uiics- With j.
p. WfTHEROW, Mddeown Daulhin Co.. IA, he will hear
Of something greatly g. lii advantage.
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NEW. YORK & NEw.HAyEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANeEMENr.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
I5ca COMMENCING GAf =, 1884 ~
Ps,sngss slafioa ia New Yort and thew
k-trance fth-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-IoRRi
foE Nsg Haven I. .Es-l, II 20 q i2'is .FsL 80
.Fos Krd.spst' ! D EsI ia m. i,s rnhs So
Es.l. 1.t. $50 and tEr.b ?. y.
Fer Milford and SIR. sod, l. II q r. II. SO sNpm
For Fsiioe.d, Southport and wsSpofi, T. l.So IL IN
10 Sor~,k : a:so. 1850 N ie:l, (Eyl $40 tEnA
Isr DsIen ,od Grea~ih. I. ESQ ii.o - M ''s 's&
$500
Fuf Stfra.afi, l. (iI.l 80. i;S) mi lliS ELM
Ok. 10 I -, SO b.ju. ga p.
foI rQn Chester and o,cgrs l.is stsons l. sJs, ilSA
IN $3.50, 40 $3.50, 6,s't y 70.
wv CONsECIiSS Tn AIMS.
For Bosom ia Sprnfhelt 8 ~ tEAli jttNL Do. FL.
FoT boston "a Sborr Line, 1915 lEtb Sp -. ,
Eor Hartford AID Springfield sthxl iisos m.' ,tEEt
s;aJ. J. -ff...L.
roT Coca. RiveS Railroad. q a ELl 1iSoA a.ts
Noutress IL 20 fcrilsnIton
For Hartford Proyidencs Gid fishsA Railroad ! tESS
l:5O T. IN.
fos New isyen Es~.Lonioa aud slosaassoa k..sssAss
q m t1iiA. I =. N.
IoG Csnsl kslgosd. " y 2 m 70 northampton
Fos heusstdNic Hstrosd, a. ~ {. > p.
tz Aanratnct hLilTVsi- a L. ar N
Dor Darhnsy aud Eor1T.k RNIofs, :, sd m Tvs -
Cenn.odio.s Sl.spirz Cara starhca 90 p TrairA
JAdES IL HJiT, sgperassSienA
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BniIoins Alaterials.

MARBLE aMANTELS.-Tho beet place IN
NN the city 20 purchase chr-p and wen finished ArTf
T. Of A kLABKKS Mattel Msn1lsciory No 100 Eet lats.
pl Desr dav New Yort. Cur tfis out
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Wan!s.

A AADY thoroughly acquainted with MIL
snERY in Ant, depArtmeuis, soaid hLe 10 cou''se'
ntrse .sJ s11 lsdy gL,pau 10 tn sbove o.
soas ram ssnrss Il he city eoanry. Apply, To- one
~ook,to Aia, iiILD, No. ~ A.ssHst III p !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18

TOR NEW-0RLEANS DlRECr.--The iira,-
4 cls,U y M5u s'rr.i,aig FuSu SHuEi Clp'. J. n.
hDGrp,h, VII lsgvo Pier No o. North HyeI sA1OADAf,
Ocicasr % e. c',',,k p r..
tssu-. with gs s@d recommendations 20 No Freight
fossirsd r.s q idiag ed irE Ia O'Clock asy 81
selling
10. L-sit 81 p-,,s ~ slPiJ 10
n. b. ,hDS.y tI.i. 60. No " Hes o.
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TLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
"A SEMI MONTHLY n, NYM -ohLEASS, direct Tbr
Lste so sitsYhr-i ,e.nship Arc ,spt s,spiI Rus
So viii leave Per NOS rih R'ss II o'slock 90
Wednesday,. Oct Ia y .. 'r.isa o. p.s1sse Apply %
u. Il. ALLEN. NJ. DO>hDg Grrcn
n. B.-rhe Champion. Capt WhsssA VII ISli0~ OF We'd
neSlay. hav.2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18

,pIPE FOUNDERY.-Ca Iron Drain Pipe.
P.an Nd Ensmeicd Hoppers and Plumbers, Ct4tinrs Il
e]ittsts ALFRED BRADf Ke. - 0gsens-s.. Y
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4 . TEN ~ .--a Q K !" ,r By esprvss &C. O. D."
or n. No 70 -n--t Es,s Ycrs = nd yonT address on
s,staisd cav. leI-s Or & csis egi Cut THIS ont
IAiNfN RLAk.NAkn. Pnl t,ber.
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pmtsrg ataorunrs.

W NJ. IL. De GARMO7 Dancing CiasseS ase
NV pen - tho Asst-uls Of fhy,irtl tutui- No .
r ga =. Day A.! Lsuu.s % la.f.sss bs4 SslA q
80 80 Lk'Asa. iauhs ladies'. i.,s- 40 -.ess, ite
y a.. D-nt.. o. = ~ ~ >. "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18

- OHAND AND SQtAhf PfANOS grt now sousdrred
tic b-st 10 kurop- veal fhs having r,ctv.d
hp. 'fle hedl al tbr World. fIbibion IL Lopdol s61
ihs pfinrips rfsn wny Pie Strinwsy lan,i superior
., s othvia Is ip ,he hun 70 o1ahpss-d IT i've paoe
inuf psrr, aihr and f0u sols) invent all ghor
iirCVeurnts anil nudsf whose perspnai vision
,vciJ " Ga, uli,cut 10 uisnpIofue NHnfoons
M u aid 3 bat eo1tas between Un.oa aalS aud
lrinx Ilse,, Nav ksfh. f-i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18

EfEW. JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSf,
= GQ-;yr szc s;tsr 3,isDsg Jan 49, ia-i ~ -us %
les-s SEN-rgRx for BALTIMORE and WssiiihVfS&s
- aaG a. ~, -.-J I'D j; a.ig.sst IA .s =
1rzia nt fsEsei zeys for BsLAiNUkE srd iSuicV
TON only The Train hse<~s coonrsoa a Phhsaaps1n
Trains Philsleiphis "a leave New iok and 70
4. -, and 3. n, ard I? Niinis5t
MTtirskY 'igUREr., VII ros he resolved o che Sc -
@, : NJ o rn Tr,in. J. W. WOODRUFF,
De- - lS51 .;ss!.,srt SBperiuts nisEs =. J. . y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18

ITO MERCHANTS.-A Lawyer of this city,
who expect. iravsi thro, - the Western States.
would hks 20 atend 20 collection other budnsa his
routs. Address X X, Trbyne Office
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

Trade is improving. Dealers are buying
more freely, yet With moderation and great
eircumspection under the regime of high
prices which obtains, so as TO avoid heavy
stocks. Prices are frm, and no couces-
sion is now anticipated. The finestRrades
OF fabric are the most demanded, 10 the
neglect OF all low. grades. Prints are
buoyant in price, aud the desirable grades
are taken up Immediately on arrival.
Bleached goods are in active request, and
prices are firm for all good qualities.
Browns are less regular; the best qualities
are steady, with an upward tendency.
stripes, ticks and denims are 10 brisk de-
uand, with light stock. Delaines are very
active, and prices have assumed more
tone. Fancy cassimeres have become also
more active and desirable goods are very
strongly held. Light fancy styles are
getting scarce. Black doeskfns are scarce
and wanted. Beavers are more incurred
for. Satinets arc quiet. Flannels are in
good request. Wool shaWls more freely,
and Of good prices. Foreign fabrics are
more brisk. The cousumptiVe demand is
fully equal to the supply, fact which
strengthens the irmness of importers to
insist on their full prices. The disposi-
ton to spend suddenly acquired wealth
ON bodily decoration is intense. The value
Of the imported dry goods is fast approach.
ing one hundred millions of dollars, vet
there ia no surplus quantity, and some
kinds are scarce. British dress goods have
been freely imported and will be all alb.
sorbed by the spring trade. There IA n
great run on alpacas. Mozambiques are
scarce. The Imports Of saxony dress
goods have been large, bnt the demand is
quick. Fine French worsteds sell readily.
Plain delaiues arc very much wanted.
German black broadclotbs are in better
demand and firm. Black French silks are
10 brisk activity. Fancy dress styles also
more freely The demand at private sale
has SO increased as to lessen the disposi.
ton to send goodsltolthe auction room.-
NeaO York Independent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
A PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVERNoR.

M HEREA6, have good cause to believe that
W John ". Lewis GeOrge n. Romans, A9am
1tndley IAbsaIou Crawford, buHhrod W. Crawford
william II. Coberly, Morgan KiItIe, David Gen,
William Q. ChenoW, III, PArkeTson COIlett, Jacob O.
Collett, Andrew J. Collect, Archibald EaFle Cland-
tus Con- Solomon CopiiugeT, Washington n aid ard
Bn0ch Thomas, who on the seventeenth day Of
April, eighteen hundred and siNty-Cue, rsAided in
the county OF Randolph, within what Is now the
stnte Of West Virginia, have deserted their homes
aud are act vOly engaged In aiding tue so.called
Confederate stAteB OF America and the rebel State
government at Richmond, In their attempts sub.
JugAto the good people OF this STATE, but In
quence Of the war evidence Of their rObsliouS aud
criminal acts cannot be obtained:
Now, therefore, l, ARTHUR !. BoREHAN, Governor
otthO state Of West ViTgiDia do Issue this my proc
nation, declaring the said John W. Lewis, 0eoTgs
N. Romans, Adam Findlpy, Ab-Alom Crawford, Bush,
rod W. CFAW ford William II. Coberly, Morgan Kit
s. Hansley. William O. ChenOWeth, PArkerson Col.
let9 jacob o. Colett, Andrew J. COll9tt Archibald
Earle, ClAp6iuB Coz, Solomon CoplinRer, WAShing-
ton n aid aud EnOeh Tho enemies OF this State,
Of this proclamation, take aud tIe In the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court OF the said county Of
Randolph, an oath to support the Constitution OF
the United States aud the Constitution Of this
and thereafter demeAn them selves good citizens.
1hls proclamation bhRn be pub:lShed In the Wheel
Of Wheeling the seat OF government for this state,
and in the West Virginia Republican, q newspaper
printed in the county Of UpsAur, respectively, fol
four successive weeks
! sru seventh day Of April, in the year Of OuI
Lord ono thousand eight hundred ant
~ sixty.four, and Of the etate tho frat.
A. 1. FOREMAN.
J. EDoAK BoTERs, Secretary Of State.
FT@NF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
Rebel OpInIon OF Mcclellan.

The Richmond Dispoteh augrily disputes
several statements 10 Gen. McOlellau's re.
port, and says:
To cover one of the most shameful as
well as complete defeats recorded iu his
tory. McClellan's vanity prompted him to
indulge in system of deliberate faIsehoud,
which justly broaRht upon him the deri.
sion OF the civilized world. But il did no
manner of service. His employers saw
through his devices. as his opponents had
already :done FROM the beginning. No
man-lehst OF all Mcclellan himseif-be-
lieves word of what he writes. He has
found bis proper level, and all the lying
reports which he eau manufacture between
this and doomsday cannot raise him above
it. He came hers to take the city Of Rich.
mond. He had, FIRST and last--from For
tress Monroe % Meehsnicsyille-as docu.
meuts furnished TO the COMMITTEE of To-
quiry by the var office, substantiated by
the Asslsta1t Secretary of War, prove be.
yond all donbt-15s 900 men.
He. was beaten IN every battle, from Will
liam hdrg % Malvern. Lincoln found him
at We1tossE g Shirley with but $4,000
men, What had become of all the rest
Had the. sunk or melted into ibe ait9 They
tad eGDk into the earth, victims to the
hayonSts and the shots Of the ConfedeFat6
ttoopes Of to the. disease Of Abe slimateg
eggseSated by inees1ant ekpospre and ms
temittea tell Ia dtsei.ippf his ay To- kiGht
mould Affair ooi ass il was. ne.
eessary to Withdrew our troops to repel
inyaston from another, he; was permitted
10 Stink away with the miserable remnant
Of his troops, cowed, broken. spirited, and
ehectually brought down from the lofty
tone OF braggadoio with which they CON.
meuced he9siege Of Richmond. 4 more
entire failure is nowhere recorded, aud q
more thorough charlatan never lived.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
AN ORDINANCE

TO amend and re-ordain an Ordinance entitled
l. IAN Ordinance supplementary TO an Ordinance
In relation to urdfuaEitS Houses OF Private Eater
tAinment. and coffes Houses" which took effect
January II, 1856.
sKc. /. That It shall not be lawful for the keeper
or keepers OF any Ordinary Coffee House within
the city to sell pOEmit to be sold frank at such
ufdnnIics or Codee Houses or within ths csntiAgH
attached thereto, Any Intoxicating drink to any
person or pvrsOns reside { 10 Ohio county on the
day any public election In the city, whether such
public election he for state county cty purposes
or Nuy OIher day when the Mayor shall order all
Auch OrduAries or Coffee Houses to be closed In the
exeEcife OF Discretionary poser hereby conferred
upon him for the preservation OF the peace and good
order ofthe city. Notice OTsAid order may be giVen
each keeper Of said Ordinances or Coffee Houses or
By public proclamation advertised In one or more
newspaper printed IN the city. And every person
offending against the provision of the ordinance
shall for every such offence forfeit and pay the
said city hno Of not lees than ten more than
twenty dollars. And when such offence shall be
committed by any person In the service employ.
nent Of such keeper or keepers, or upon the prem.
lies occupied by her them said keeper or k opera
shall be held subject to the penalty heretofore inn
posed.
after its T.assAge.
March o. 1854. I.IRwIN, Clerk.
-,I,F
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
s;.L naenEal''sIsa as.


There was an immense Union war meet,
ing at Bryon Hall, Chicago, last week, at
which GoverpSFs Yates, Of illinois, wss the
principal speakers In the course of his
remarks he said:
IL TN anti. slavery, not because / was
born in New England, ard have my pretu.
dices against the Southern people, but be.
cause was born in the South; there cen.
ter all the memories of my youth, there is
the home OF my kindred, aud believe
that the warm genial pulsations of human.
ity how in rs deep current through
Southern veinsra In any people beneath
the sun-but slavery has been the canker
Of the South TO cot out both lite substance
aud It's manhood, aud to subject It 10 q
boastful, insulting, arrogant nristocracy,
which, from the habit Of tyranniEing over
the poor slave, has become too pampered
and arrogant 70 submit to the riHbtfui au.
thortty OF good government aud laws.
Slavery not only oppressed the African
race, sundering husband. from wife and
father from son, exaeting service without
remuneration, but degraded the poor " bite
man, deprived him of his rights, reduced
the wages Of, his labor, divided the land
into large plantations, go that the white
population was sparse and schools few and
remote. Il stood as perpetual living
wall. black and ghastly spectre to roll
back the tide ,Of. emigration which was
pouring from Europe and New England,
and which sought the prairies and woods
of the Northwest, aud which, under the
genius and life giving energy of free labor
and free institutions, has marched forward
with stalwart giant tread to wealth and
power, while the South, with it's fertile
and genial sky, has dropped and withered
beneath the curse Of slavery.
1t is for the South, as we'll as for the
country, that wish to see slavery extiu.
guished. Small farms, free labor, free
schools, free press and open Bibles, free
Institutions will make the South bloom
and blossom as the rose. cloud cheers.)
Whenever self-poised aud conscious of her
moral status and poWer-Wben every man
can lift up to God unfettersd hands and
soul-then the South will start with a
bound; emigration, and genius, and art,
and enterprise will seek her sunny hills
and wales; and these shall be the Lookout
Mountain upon her deliVerance aud a RAGS
OF amending progress to wealth, power
and reuoWn. (LeuRrhened applanse.)
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
pas Iaiostioa7ia .iiflaFF,YIiiaIniIalii.

Theeleelion for delegates TO the Emau.
sipAtion Convention in Maryland, yesteF-,
day, resulted in the complete triumph of
the Emancipation ticket Baltimore city
alone giving over 5000 majority for the
measure, there being almost no opposition,
aud the rest Of the State, SO far ~, heard
FROM has,gone the same way. THIS cleo
ton We look npOn.Bs one Of the most re-
mGrkable examples Of thesgreat reforma-
ton which is now going on in the country.
The voice of Maryland will be heard by the
rebels, who wish to base the fabric OF their
empire upon the corner.stone of slavery.
with fear and trembling, II will give new
life aud yigor TO the Union cause in the
returning rebel States, aud shape the issue
Of emancipation TO practical end. The
Baltimore American OF late date says:-z
"Many foolish people try to retafd the
act OF emancipation by asking what is 10
be done with the negro2 To all such we
reply, that it is cot proposed to murder the
negro, or'export him. or do anything else
OF a positive character with him. We in.
tend to let him do for himself. If he has
been worth something to others, he will
possibly be worth something to HIMSELF
We simply desire to add the JeiFersonian
Ordinance to our State Consultation, which
prohibits slavery"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

TaH "Democracy" was almost entirely
wiped ont in Connecticut at Mondays cleo.
ton. The UnIOntsts carried everything.
Governor Buckingham's majority is not
much below 5000, and the "Democratsn
have but little show 10 the Legislature.
1udesd, the Spring elections, so far, show
that eopPerheadtsm, which came so near
proving fatal TO the Democracy last year,
j. gradually but surely killing it. Copper
headisn 10 the Democratic party is as bad
as the consumption ia the human body.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

tbs Hartford (ot.) Times, Democratic,
says the crushing defeat iu that State on
Monday was owing to the fact that the
Democracy did not turn out III force, not
knowing that it was election day. ga
few" it adds, lido not now really under
stand that there has been any election
The Connecticut Democracy must feel
highly alttered to be thus classsd on the
same footing with their brethren in Bucks
county, PeunsyIVauia, and Coos county,
Maine, who continue to vote for jackson
even until this day. We guess, however,
that the Zf"se' is not very far out of the
NGH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

THE COPPERHEAD REBELL1oN.-The
Coles County special correspondent of the
Chicago Post. an independent loyal Demo-
cratic journal, telegrnphs from Nation,
April lst:
Most of the dispatches concerning the
Charleston instruction are grossly false
There Os' not tie slightest propocation !,
Thrcedays now spent in taking tai .;monv.
Et0Io plan to zaWr1e1. all ne soe,4ieys 4,
CiarLesLOh. The leaders were John IT
O'Hair, Nelson Wells; John Frazer. and
nthera About 10Oare implicated, 81 Of
whom are now under arrest The ring
leaders escaped. Efforts are being made
inthe surrounding counties to rally rebeIs.
but have failed. They are believed to have
diSbanded and fed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
NOTICE.

TEXAsURER's uVFIcE OF OHIO COUNT,
April AIh 1864. I
DT recent act Of tho Legislature, the Clerk Of
ID OF etch Circuit Court and every Notary Public
and Recorder are required to make out quarterly,
on the frat days Of January. April, July aud 0ctO
Der, in each year. account OF the taxes reserved
By them, aud ray the amount thereof less three
per cent, to the County TrsNsuror 70 county Pur-
poses See chapter lO1, page 139, Acts OF the Leg
IsIAIuIe 1908.
Justices and OonAtables arc required to pay dues
collected by them into the C0uuty Treasury In con.
iOrmi y to the 10Th section OF chapter 49, Of the
Acts passed at the session flS6S, page 23T.
These Lass take effect from and after their pas
sage.
Parties interested are hereby notified to comply
with the foregoing provisions the penalties Of tho
law Will DO enforced.
JOHN BISHOP,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
Editors htslIigsnetr !:

Editors Intslligsncer;
Please publish for The .nIi,btsnmsn, IF
everybody the following sections. from
paEs TAI Of nrjniei Civ OrS;aSaon Ri.
which have been in force from ';mS ; DOH'
mortal. The sections ara as folIows.
"Sec. 20. That il shall he nnIawfnl for
any person without nermjssion from tha
Couacil. or Board Of Health. or any mem. me-
bars thereof, to bring or cause 10 he
hTonobt, or ~ ala NJ sss;St " Ss;nN; 70
wftbia this civ spv ons bavi"a "s smsII
box, AsiAtic cholera yarioloid. or AM
other disease. The introjnc,ion vh.recF
shall be prohibited by any order If the
Board Of Health. faotiee Of, men order
liayibs been eiveh 81 3 biieatiss' tbsreSt
in an 4 Ws,,S N ri thIs s;.SS !,
less Saeh pSs IN 81 fe ~
aud diIigeSee Is prevent n1y se,ommInfeSa
tion with The diseased person except by
physlctaus aud relatives, aud Shall convey
him or her, IS coon as practicable, beyond
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

TaR PresiIeut has seat General sicksls
on an important special mission to the
Southwest and along the Southern coast,
to ascertain the real temper of the people
In the rebel districts that have been re.
claimed BY the Government, and to e1-
plain TO them the true nature aud de-
sligo of the policies of the Government
in reference to the South. General sickles
has q ready tongue, is a discreet politician,
and well calculated to effect good results 10
sneh a mission. The President is said to
be very sanguine that important results
viii be accomplished by him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
TIRE NSURV DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF COnPTaoLLER OF IAE CUARINCF,
WAsnINGlON. ArLiI ~ IsRi

NET HEREAs, by satisfactory evidence prs-,D,-,
wv to the undersigned, It has been IhHle 10 a.
pear that tue RirsI National Bank Of Wheeling I,
tile County Of Ohio and State Of West Virsini1 b'.
been duIS organized under and according 10 ~,
requirements of the act Of Congress ent,tieI "a.
act to provide EAIiOnAI Currency, SECURED Il,
pledge Of United stIIes stocks, AMI to pFoV M, ~
the circulation and redemption iLrreoL'' SppTsIsi
February 25th, 1858. and has rOmpIleI with a. Ib
provisions OF said act required to be conn led vv.
before commencing the business Of bankIut
Now, therefore, 1, sAmuel /. Howard, CorDptr,,l,
Of the Currency, do hereby certify Ih It tie FRI
National Bank Of wheSiIHg, County Of OH Sni
state OF West virginia, is authorized to o"nmsGcs
In testimony whereof, WItueS- m, hand AID 1,,i
OF office this second dag OF April, 1884
lsr.,l SAMUEL t. HOWARD.
'As1 Deputy corupt'OIIeF OF tue Inrrtnc,
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FIFrY German recruits arrived 10 Bos.
Ton, having been secured in Germany by a
Boston agent. Fifteen hundred more have
been secured to ELL Massachusetts ouota,
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AN ORDINANCE

o6HesrHfng. eoatsgiout and ether diseasss.
REtt ordained BY the City Council Of the city of
That Il any person be at any time within the
city having the Small Pox, AsiStio Cholera. Varios
Ioid or any diieAses tho introduction whereof shsl
De prohibited by the Board Of Health, Tnotice Of
said order having been given by q publication
thOEeofin any Newspaper printed in The city'I II
ehal be the duty Of every Physician attending s1ch
diseased person forthwith to notice Of the fact
@ be given to the Mayor or to the President ofth
Hoard OF Health. II any Physician fall to do 90 be
eua forfeit aud pay to the city not less than tWen
nor mere than fifty dollArs for every such offence
This ordinance ShGll DO in force from It's paSSave
wheeling. April stA. 1884 l. ls~iS, . SliEs
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HAVING Just returned from New Yo,k vn, j,
III full assortment Of the above nAmeI Gu,
invite the patronage Il thNpubiie.
Country MiIIinerS art particularly Invited 10 q,
Amine my htOcE. nnh..
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For Sale.
INCREASE OF STOOK.

BOOKS LOT subscription to the increase Of tho
~ Capital stock Of the FIRST N ATIONAL BANK
nonse, on Monroe street, this, friday morniug the
Sth Instant,
Subscribers 70 the original stock who may desire
70 increase the same are entitled 70 subscribe a.
many shares Of the increased stock that already
By order OF the Board. g. ApAMS
1pto'4A CRshiaF.