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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-29
PEsIONS:

Under the act of Congress of July 18th 1862, any
soldier in the army of the United States, who has
been, since the 4th Of March 1861, who shall be
disabled by wound OF disease contracted in the SER
vice. is entite to pension of from Eight thirty
Dollars per month, according to his disability and
rank. -
And IN case of death OF an5 soldier from wound or
isecse contracted in the service his wife mr.
presehtatves are entitled TO the same to which he
would lave Heen entitled if totally disabled.
The undersigned will attend to the procurment of
such pensions for those who are entitled theuts
Tunkhannock J pp ,r
Feb 10 1864 { ~ - % - !" LITTLE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-11

their families before thes enter the service hy
giving them bouuties. has been a success A.
least. prior "a the issu tnce OF proeln nation by
the President, which | shall not nov discuss
there was failure Ia The volunteer system. !
claim that " was success: and | may venture
70 say N army OF volunteers Is better army
than an army Of conscripted men. They go
freely. cheerlully. aud they serve freely aud
eheetfully. You can hardly expect IN army
composed Of men who are forced % 60, when
their interests vill scarcely allow them 20 20,
when the condition OF their families viii scarcely
allow them % 20. 10 be valuable an army "a
the field AZ one made up Of volunteers claim.
therefore. that the effort 90 the part Of the gov
ernmentt 10 obtain ts troops volunteering has been
n success. and the effort 20 raise troops BY draft
has been failure
Whist. then j. the plain duty Of Congress
With these facts before us, Is Il not our plain
duty to undertake. to hll up the army by voiun-
teering rather than by drafil | do no, ask the
draft law TO he repealed. for know that such a
motion ia this BODY would not prevail; but 4
were better that IL were repealed, m my judgment
aud that the government should pay liberia
bodnties 20 the soldiers in advance OF their going
into the field. in order that they might we'll pro
vide tor their families during their absence i
j. proposed To give them 1900 bounty mp 10 tbs
18th of January. At the proper time intend e
move 10 strike out that limitation OF time.
say that Il ought TO be the permanent policy o
the government 10 Gil up the army by volunteer
and not by drafted men. and my votes upon TIN
subject shall be governed by that policy.
Senators have criticised the course OF the Ad
mnistration IN Offering ths bounty OF 500. q
course am not going to say that the department
did right IN offering bounty OF $500 beyond th
amount OF money received from those who pat
commutation money instead OF going into ih
al. Ia. 4
act according 20 law: bu, the purpose OF the Ad
miuisiration was right aud that purpose OF Oh
Administration Congress ought Ia indorsc b
giving liberal bountes. instead of enforcing wha
must be an unpopular law la the country-tl
drafting Law.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-11
NJ EDlCAI.


ngIyATp yFUcAL ADVICE PREE or CHARGE.
Dr Whsttier's Theory. symptom, aiia ireaineht
TC.h-oD,c rvous Urinary and Sexual Dsesses, free,
N pajn sealed letter ape For IA Gems 10 prepay
hostage Iii, clear deuea ION u al The diseases and
eondi,a resulting from tn Infringement Of the moral
las< exceS fadulx-nce. exposures and imprudsncrs
IN married and sin gle life Kvery seutece contains In
srrur,ion 20 n. afflicted ard should be read by every
vonn person 70 keep them OF the shoals which 9th
er, have been broken 20 pieces. AInaf.ven clearly
s..ea 70 Be under the control 81 iudcors
and thereby incn fon 10 one very prolific
Of aiseae Nearly every Of dse,s~ be treated
without hindrance TO business Medicine sent by nail
secure from observa lon Charges Moderate. consua-
lions BY letter the Office free: gu au,eed
ee IS ST Charles street. between Sixth and Seventh
one square south Of Lindeii Hotel p o. Box .D92 ST
Louis No Circular Letfsr especially for ladies, con
taigsny nothing referring Sexual Diseases for cent
postage isni-dkwly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-11
FOR SALE.
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

VALUABLE fARa Tor SALE WE'LL sufrrp
n for Dairy aud Gariet purposes, eontsiniIg ~
a. Two farms ~ ~ EACH ole mile east 81 IN
.s~.,,c,is. rood grave read TO the city, sconsssns
-ss a water IA II. 100 acres under ectivsfion
Zoo. hui dngs and large barn. sugar maple orchard,
md I've orchards - apple and peach trees one q sneD
and II tie cGitx4f frat. and almost every
o,her ,arieiy Of fruit osld xei improved farm e
It's .ire and position.
for terms Ae, inquire On The Prsns,. q The pre-
prietor WIZ
dec7f-c3~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-11

IN the Circuit Court n
the United states, District
OF Indiana.
November Term, 1861.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-11

ygywO TRAINS WILL LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS
daily. Mail A. 30 A. NJ. tXpress al 10 r. NJ
running thr,usn Cincinnati IN aivan-e 81 All 2'ner
routes. connecting al Cincinnati with all the Great
Eastern ad S0slhern kairosd Ines. and with steam
e.s "a the Osso tivrr-
UPrhi, time II minutes faster than lnaisuapohs
time.
.rTFare thu same By any other Route aad TIE
seed safety ami conf Of trains equal to The best
SAsk for fickets via Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad " -, =.
>necfal Notice--Tbe new track into C.ncinnAt
1rnlee and passengers By this line are nos Ian led
- the New PssIi Street Dcpot,' near the Bnrnei
Hs.e .bout one mile nearer business centre OF the
city rhsn any other Depot.
k08ERT MEEK, Superintendent.
W H. l. NoBLk, General Ticket Agent
A : BgxT, TRAVELLING Agent 1Ans
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09
NEw MARrINsyILLE, Juue 4, ls64,

$3.50 - 4NS@"
Editors. InteAigeneer:
Below will be found the proceedingso Of
a County convention held at New Mar.
tiusvilIe June 4th, which you will please
notice through the LntelEigeneer.
Yours, respectfully, ]. R. BRowx.
At a County meeting held at the Court
House on Saturday, Juus 4,h, 1864, for
the purpose of sending delegates to repre-.
sent the county in the State Convention to
be held at Grafton in August next, the
meeting was called:tO order by naming G.
VI. Bier President and J. R. Brown Secre
tary.
On motion, it was agreed to send Eve
delegates from each district, whereupon
the following persons were named as DEL
egates: E Walker. II Kirkland, Conrad
Far, Fred Steel. DAnl Debolt, Capt. n. l.
Morgan, Stacy Stevens, ]. Alley, JOINT
Cashier, J, FlerhAilz, R. Martin, D. ".
Warner. J. R. Brown. J. G. Lehou, D B.
Jenkins, Jas. G. West, Alex. HoubIer, L.
n. Love, John King, Strives. Felix
Bell, Wells Kinney and John Reaney.
Ga motion, the Secretary was instructed
to furnish n copy of the proceedings Of the
meeting to the Wheeling LntslIgeneer for
publication. G. W, BIER, Pres't.
J. r BRo1N. S~c'y.
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at}eekIg gateIIiaeatet
How TO Obtain Information from
EGen. Grant.

IGen. Grant.
A gentleman recently from the front
tells the following good story of General
Grant:
A visitor to the army called upon him
one morning, and found the General ait
ting in his teut, smoking and talking to
one Of his staff officers. The stranger ap.
preached the chieftiau and inquired of
him as follows: General. if you hank Lee
aud get between him ADD Richmond, will
you not uncover Washington and leave
it prey to the enemy2" -.........--.
Gen Grant, discharRiug cloud of smoke
with "silVer lining" from his mouth, in
differently replied, ayes, reckon So"
Stranger, encouraged by the reply he
thus received, prOpounded question mum.
Der two:
"GenerAl do you not think Lee can de-
tach sufficient force from lis army TO rein
force Beauregard and overthrow Butler2"
"Not doubt of it," replied the General.
Stranger, becoming fortified by his sue
cess. Propounded question number three
as follows:
"Geueral, is there not danger that John.
ston may come up and reinforce Lee, so
that the latter will swing around and cut
your Communications and seize your sop.
plies 2"
"Very likely" was the cool reply of the
General. as he Knocked the ashes from the
end of his cigar with his little finger. o
Stranger, Mortified at the awful fate
about 10 befall General Grant aud the ar
my, made his exit aud hastened TO Wash.
ingIon to communicate the news" We
give him the benefit of our circulation, and
recommend him to the merciful treatment
OF the Committee on the Conduct of the
War Washington Republican. ...
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09

GUARANTEE
We, the undersigned, residents Of In the
County o., and State Of, hereby Jointly
and seVeEally covenant with tho United States and
guarantee in Case the foregoing bid OE-be
Aecsptsd that he or they will within ten days amer
the acceptance Of said bid execute the contract for
the tame with good aud Auffictent suretIes in a
sum equal to the amount of the contract to furnish
the forage proposed in conformity to the terms OF
bid was made, and in case the sAid-shaIl fall 10
enter into contract as aforesaid, we guarantee to
make good the dtderence between the offer by the
naid--And the noxt lowest responsible bidder,
or the person to whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands And SeAlB thIs-dAy Of
-lS6I. - - :
Witness: 80 80 ~ 4 10
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HutehinS Moore and others, Ohio county
Kelley. Holloway i Co., and Others. In oSaSSSrv.
w HERFAs, by decree Of the Circuit Court OF
w Ohio county, duly pronounced and entered on
the 3th day OF April, 1854, in the above entitled
cause, It Was, amongst other things ordered, That
the said cause DO referred to AlonEO orng Special
Commissioner appointed for the purpose, ascer-
tain, state aud rep TT.
"lst. The amoults respectively due the creditors
mentioned In the said deed u lltn May 1885, show
Ing the amount PAID each OF them, on account Of
the dtbts mentioned therein, by whom aud when
paid n
"2d. An account Of the mott profits orths business
carried on by the defendant, A, Wilson Kelley, un
der the lease and contract OF sale between Kelley
Holloway Co., and him, said A. Wilson Kelley, Of
the 2o'h November, 1851, bled with ,omplainaats'
bill as an exhibit, No. l6 only prior to the "a
October 1858, but subsequent thereto and up to the
time OF the sale hereinafter ordered and decretd,
showing the full account Of the entire business a.
required b! the terms Of the said aae and contract
Of sale OF the 10Th November, 1857.
"5d. An account OF the amour due the firm Of
Kelley, Holloway Co., under the said lease and
contract Of sale Of tho 10Th November 1857
for goods mat. rails, accounts, or otherwise; and
paid. $50 - "
18th. An account OF the several debts of the arm
o. hei'sy' hoHoWay Co, showing to whom due,
they are chATgeAbIe upon Rue proceeds Of the sale
hereinafter directed and upon the moneys, II any
son Kelley. " :
18th An account of the several amounts paid by
tue said A. Wtl.on Kelley, the said debts Of Rei.
each payment was made.
18th. An account Of the payments made under
the sale OF the I'd october, 1858, by the SAID A. Will
son Kelley to defendant e. jacob, trustee or 10 the
creditors mentioned in said deed OF 18th May 1885
made, aud the amount thereof"
And tho sa AIonEo LOring having declined to
discharge the duties Of said appointment under the
terms OF sid decree, the said cause by decree rem
red therein by said court on the 18th day Of May
1854 was referred TO the undersigned, one OF the
Commissioner Of the said Court, who Il substituted
ms FNtEaa u
OF the said Special Commissioner under said first
decree, with Instructions to take and report the
toned d. cree,
In pursuance offaid DEGREES, shall proceed at my
ONCE on Attn street, In the city OF wheeling Ohio
county, ", on the 10th day Of June, 1854 70 take
and report the several ordered by said do
cree first above recited.
Wheeling, Nav 10 1854 Commi1.innII-
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
THE ONLY PLACE WIFE r e A
CURE CAN BE OBTAINED.
T" E6TARLIsHED AS REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.-EA

nR JOHNSTON has DISCOVERED THE MOST
~ Certain, Speedy and Only EhectnA Remedy
IN the World for all Private Diseases, Weakness Of
the Back and Limbs, Structures, Affections Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, Inn
potency, GenerRI Debility, Nervousness Dyspepsia,
LAngnoT. Low Spirits, Confusion Of Ideas PAlpitA-
Eight or Giddincss, Disease Of the Head, Throat,
Nose or Skin, Affections Of the Liver, Lungs, stOm
aeh or BoWels-thoSs Terrible diSOrders arising from
the Solitary Habits OF Youth-those sEcREF and SOL
itary practices more fatal to their victims than the
sSng q syrsns 70 the Mariners Of HIy.ss blghting
their most brilliant hopes or AnttcpAtionSI render
ing marriage, &C. impossible.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims Of eoltary
Vice. that dreadful and Obstructive habit which
1YaAy SweePs 70 an untlWely grave thopsaTds Of
intellect who might UtherEiS have entranced lis
tening eenRtes with tho lhundsIs Of Sloquence, or
walked to ecstaey the living Tyre, may call With full
-.E MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
IiHge, being aware ofphyscal weak ness, organic
uebtlity1 de10rmlties speedily cured.
lie who places himself under the care Of DR.. J.
may reuRtOusly confds in his honor as gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his .kill ply siciau.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Full Vfgor Restored.
This Distressing AIection-whieh renders Life and
Marriage impp9ible-is the penalty paid by the
victims OF improper indulgences Young persons are
too apt to commit excesses from not being aware OF
the dreadful consequences that may ens9e. Now,
who that understands the subject will pretend to
deny that the power Of procreAtiOn Is lost by
those alling into improper habits than by the pru
dentl Besides being deprived sf tho pleasure oil
healthy Offspring, the most serious and destructive
symptoms to both body and mind arise. The system
becomes deranged, the Physical and Mental Func-
tons Weakened, Loss Of ProereAtiys Power, Nervous
irritAbility, pyspePSa, Pelpitation Of the Heart,
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting OF
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
Office, No. South Frederick St.,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, few
do-rs from the corner Pail not to Abserve the name
and number.
Letters must be paid and contain stamp. The
Doctors Diploma hangs in bis ONCE.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
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TOY CARTE AND WHEELBA RROVS. SeT166TS;=-
4 BruahosD WhitSWASh and Horse Rru5hIS. N the
Ea.I,ts store Of D.NIOULL BRO,
m128 100 Main rfroOf
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4 PROCLAMATION,
BY THE GOVERNOR

'" HEREAS, l have good cause to belIeyn that
w hitnin LsTentE Benjamin BAsSoII. George W,
Berlin. TtlotSOn JAnney, Erasmus D Clark, BenIa-
min J. SuddArth, Washington SUMMER Perry
sInmerH, William T; HiSgIpboth m, Willis II.
James & aiadiosoD. 1hSn,N: " TIIR,p. JoSn r.
HilleIy, Robert COyntr, jr.. Robert Coynsr, sr.,
Lorenzo y. Torrents. Napoleon B. Reger. John II.
White. 1GzTille AarshAn. and II B. Day, who on
the seventeenth day OF April eighteen hundred and
hGty-Ons, resided In the county Of UpshuF within
what - now the state Of West Virginia, and also
JonAthAn II Bennett, Gibson }. Butcher, William
}. Bland Asd G. 8. Hurley, Who on the said seven
teenth day Of April. eighteen hundred and sIxty-one
resided In the eounty Of LeWIs, within what now
the state Of w, ct Virginia have deserted their
hOnea and are actively engaged In aiding the so
called Con edeFato States Of America and the rebel
state COVER meut at Richmond In their atteup ut To
subJngAto the good people OF this State but 10 con.
sequence OF the war, evidence Of their rsboIlIUua
Anu criminal acts cannot be obtained:
Nov, therefore, l, Arthur 1. Foreman, Governor
OF the state o. West Virginia do issue this my proc
Benjamin BaAsell, George " Berliu, Tiuotson Jan.
ney' hFaam1S d. Clark, Benjamin p. SuddArth,
Washing on summers, Perry Summer 3 William r
nigginEothAm: Willis wOodIey, Afford D. Wood.
ley Richard l. Bro n, james 4. Middleton, Thomas
W. TillmAl, John b. HilleTy, Robert Coyper, H.
Robert Coyner, 81, Lorenzo D. Torrents, Napoleon
y. he8er, John Il. Roger. ALVIN NJ. BastAble I5orEe
D. White, Isaac White, TazVIIIO MGrshaiI aud r. H.
b. Day, enemirS Of this stAte, unless they shall
within xty dayS from the date Of this pFoclRmA
ton take aud hIe In the Clerks once OF the Circuit
Court Of Upahur county oath TO support the con.
union Of tue nited states, and the constitution
OF this StAtep and thereafter demean themselves as
good eitiLenS Aud likewise declaring the said Jon.
HthAn u. BenDe /. william J. Bland, Gibson J.
Hatcher and 8. Hurley, enemies Of this State,
unless they shall also, within sixty days from the
date Of this proclamation, take and ME in The
Clerks once Of the Circuit Court Of the uaid county
o. Lewis an oath TO support the constitution OF the
United States and the cOnS utiou Of this state and
thereafter uemFAn themIelVes a. good citizens
ThiI proclamation shall be published in the
Wheeling Intelligencer, newspaper printed in the
Guy OF hneOuns' the seat OF government for tn lie
state, and In the West Virginia State Journal, q
newspaper printed at Weston In the county Of Lewis
and alA0 In the West Virginia Republican, news.
paper printed Rt BuckhAnnOn in the county of
Opuhur, respectively, for four successive weeks
Done a. the city OF Wheeling, on this the
TSRIL eighteenth day OF May, In the year of our
A-1 Lord one thousand eli ht hundred and sixty.
four, aud OF the statS the 6rst,
A. I. FOREMAN.
); EDoAR BOTERs, Secretary OrssatO.
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Commissioners Sale.

HAnnAh Z Primm, By h0r next friend, Ac.,
vs..
Abraham BedilliOn and George II. PrImm.
In Chancery.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that 1 shall. In accord.
y anco with decree Of the Circuit Court for
9hio county, West Virginia, rendered on the 18th
cause at the front door Of the Court House Of ohio
county, In the city OF Wheeling, on MONDAY, the
I3th day OF June, A. D. 1861. It being the secoud
Monday OF the month at 10 O'Clock IN. offer for sale
AZ public auction the following described properly
70 VII: The northern half Of the southern half OF
Lot NO. $780, fronting 16If feet Fourth street and
running back towards Market street &c fsot 10.
gether With the right to the use Of an alley feet
IN width and iS2 feet long running through said
10y no. 10y, thlS traction Of ground being the re-
Terms OF Sale-CaSh.
ABRAHAM BEDILLIoN.
my0-Lo Special Commissioner
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.
IoWN, COUNTY AND HFAHE.l

LDATE.l
l, the undersigned, do hereby propose to furnLSf
and deliver to the United States at the Quarter
master Department at - agreeable to the terms
Of your advertisement inviting proposals for forage
dated Cumberland, Md.,-ls64, the following
articles, viz:
-.-5 bushels of Corn, in sacks, At-por bushel
OF 1861 Atty six pounds.
,1ao - :, of Oats, in sacks, At-por Bushel
Of t32I thirty-twO pounds.
pounds.
-.-TOus Of BAled Straw at-per ton Of 1900
pounds.
Delivery to commence on or before the day OF
-ls64, and to be completed on or before the
day Ol-lS6-,A and pledge myself to entr
into written contract with the United States with
good and approved security within the space Of ten
days after being notified that my bid hGs been Ac-
cepted.
Your Ob't. servant,
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/. PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVERNOR. r,,

By The GOVERNOR, 80
WHEREAs have good cause to believe that
w Jackson Omp8, Matthias Ambrose, Isaiah Burk
David Buck, Bru-e buck, George Compton. AndTe1
Compton, Samuel DaVISon, Joseph 8. Duck VAIL John
y DeTm0dy, Robert O. GnStiD, George W. Hunter.
James g: West, Joseph Johnston, Charles KasIer'
george w. HSaEy, Mary X. HOagy. George Ham.
Rond, Jacob Keller, Nicholas KoeGer. frederick
BArbary Martin, Charles 7. 0PerfaIl. 0eorVe "
ShS5reEd, Charles A. sWAuu, Martin V. Miller.
Rockwell and Louisa swami who on the seysnteentb
DAY OF April, eight en- hundred and Sixty-0no, 70
AIDED IN the County Of Morgan within what is now
toe stAto OF west virginia, have deserted their
homes and are actively engaged In aid ny the M
called COnieGeratO States Of America and the FebrI
se GovsInment At Richmond, 10 their attempt 70
sequence OF the war evidence OF their rebelliOus
AID criminal acts cannot be ObiAlned: -
~ NO. therefore, Arthur Foreman, Governor Of
the state OF West Virginia, de issue this my pFoc-
iAmHttou, declaring the said jackson OmpS NSttb.
~ m6Toae Isaiah suck, David Buck, Bruce Buck,
SeoEEe Compton, Andrew Compton, samuel DayISo1
SssePh =. DuckW wall, John T DrTmody RobSTt ii
S1sIin' George W Hubttr, Thomas DGSson. 'C;S'rSa
1912, H Mlam Milson, James Q. West, JVSoph
=. heAByI george Hammond, Jacob Keller Men la
AeeusF' trederIek KeefeF, Jacob b. Leonard VII
nj co.. ~ SaLoAry Martin. Charles t. 0'Rer-
Y. Miller William hurbsrt, John Cros n.nS III
Croo:, Edward Rockwell and Louisa sGann, eae%ei
OF thls state unless they shall within sIxtT d"T.
from the dSte OF this proclamation, tAfa az
hle in the lsrk's once the Circuit Court Of tSa
said county Of Morgan, 40 oath support the Con-
sutuuon Of the United states and the OnatItutIon
Of thlS state and thereafter demeAn themselves n
Ehs Proclamation shall be published in the
MhseiinE lntehiEeneSr. = Newspaper printed in the
~ OF HneeLngs the seat Of government tor this
otetSI and in the hAlFmSnE National Newspaper
pnteo me county Of Marion, respectively, Tor four
- Done At the city Of wheeling on this the
EAL tourteenth day Of Msy, in The year Of our
and ~ -
~ ty.fouEs and Of the jtats the frst
By the Governor. 1NH AN
my18 lWd "-
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GUARANTEE.

Capt. a. v. BARRINOER, Chief uArtermaster Depart
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
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,; EDoAR BOIrh', Secretary of State.
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hereby certify to the best Of my knowledge and
belief the above named RuAranIOrs are good and
s1ciont rs securities for the amount which they
o1Or 70 be security. -n m
To be certified by the United States Di.tr;ct Al.
torney, Collector OF Customs, or any other Odicer
under the United States Government, or respond.
BILE person known to this office,
All proposals received under this advertisement
viii be opened and examined at this once on WE'D.
HE5DAH and SATURDAY of each week, at II ii,
Bidders are respectfully Invited to be present at the
opening Of bids, II they desire.
A. BARRINGER,
Captain and Chief Quarter nster,
JanEE'tI Department Of West Virginia.