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ECLECTIC.

nR. r n. LEE, Eclectic Physician Surgeon
- and Accoucher, tenders his professional SER
vices to the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity DR.
L. is graduate Of the Eclectic and Medical In
stituts Of Cincinnati, and has had many years ex-
perencs in the practice Of his profession, and he
hopes by close attention to business to merit q
share of the public patronage. DR.. Lee has given
especial attention to, and has been eminently
successful in the treatment Of chronic diseases Of
every variety. and especially Of such as Rheuma-
tism and diseases OF the eye aud ear, Liver Com
plant, Nervous debility, Cancers and Ulcers, Con-
stipation, Piles and diseases Of tho Kidneys Grsv
ell, &c All those Who have been unsuccessfulIy
treated for any Of the above diseases, would find
it to their interest to consult Dr. Lee without de-
lay Our practice Is safe, certain and prompt
leaving no mercurial faint in the system, but
cleansing, renovsting and strengthening the gen
eral system, acting in unison with Natures uner-
ring laws
WHEELING. WEST VA, Dec 4, 1863.
To all whom 1t may concern We, the under
signed, members Of the West Virginia Legisla-
ture, take pleasure in saying that we have known
Dr. Richard Il. Lee many years previous to the
breaking out Of the rebellion. as successful and
energetic practitioner Of Medicine (of the Eclec
tic School), both in Kanswha county Virginia and
in 9allia county, Ohio, ~
-.s s g. SLACK Senator eth Dist,
" s. DUNBAR, N. H. D.,
JNO. II. PHELPS, Pres. Senate
Once one door south of Krsmer's Hotel, Main
street .-.-.-rra = 4rarl.s. lnar2A-2m
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The BOYS of our city, at least some OF
them, appear to be following the example
of many of their elders, in giving away to
their feelings of wickedness and passion
In the upper part of the city yesterday
afternoon, q great crowd of youngsters
amused themselves in pursuing and ston
ing stray goat, said to belong to Shall
cross stables. Not satisfied with their
cruel proceeding, they secured the aid OF
several of the canine species and chased
the poor goat until it became exhausted
and frantic. Seeing no other chance Of es-
cape, the animal ran into machine spop,
where it was soon caught in fy-wheel and
instantly killed. We hope these youthful
offenders will be brought to seeithe error OF
their ways, and to see the evil Of princi-
pie of lawlessness and violence, which, If
not checked, may engender in their breast
the grosser crimes of bloodshed and muir
der. t.'ift.
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We have received an invitation to attend
an entertainment for the benefit of the Sol
diers' Aid Society, of Taylorstown, Pa, on
Thursday; April 2lst. The ladies and gen
tlemen of that place intend giving an Old
Folks Concert and Supper, the proceeds
of both to be given to the great and noble
cause of alleviating the distresses of sick
and wounded soldiers. We hope many Of
our citizens will find it convenient to attend
and contribute to the cause. From the
character of those engaged in it, we feel
confident in assuring all who may be pres
emit that they will have pleasant time,
in addition to doing something for suffering
humanity.
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NEW YORK, April IL.
COTTON-Activs and frmer; 72@74c fol
Middling Upland; 73@74c for Low Middling -.
FLOUR-State; and Western I 90@7 q
extra state 8 l0@8 Is, for r. II. o. s,IO@
g rs,
.WHISKY-Excitsd and decidedly higher, fol
State and Western ll9@l20.
WHEAT-Veay scaIce spring; 1901 SO Mi
club; S3@lS9 WinterRed.
RYE-Firm; / 33@l 81 "a
CORN-l 80 for old mixed Western in store
OAT5--Firmer; 90@9lc for Western.
BARLEY--More active, chiefly for State a
| 42@l IS.
W0OL-Quist aud steady.
RICE-Very dull. fss
coFFER-Firm buo quiet
SUGAR-Firm; l6e for N, o. IA 7-e0l6H fo
Cuba.
MOLASsEs-stssdy
ETROLEUM-Firmer crude, 36H; refined
in bond $50
PORK-In good demand; t2495 for meas
"a IS for old; 262s Prime Mess q rs.
BEEF-In fair request and firm
DRESSED HOGS-Shsde lower
LARD-Dull and lowe; Il and l3%I; the latter
the extreme.
CUT MEATS-Firm; 9N0lO
BACON SIDRS-In good dem and; llX0ll
for western.
HOdS-Fsir and good demand.
BUTTER-25@37 for Ohio, and 40946c fol-
Stae.
CHERsE-Firmsr; l6Glsc for c0nuOu tc
prime.
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Foreign News.

New YoRK, Apr: l3.-The Steamer Etna
which left Liverpool on the Both, Queens.
town on the 3lst, of March, arrived here
this morning. ~.
The London Times think that the confer
ence will meet with reasonable hope OF sac
cess. Basis Danish integrity.
Paris Brouse lower; 65s70cts, -,..
Liverpool, 3O.-Breadstufs -Flour neg
lected rnd difficult, to sell even at further
reduction. q
Extra State 2Osa20sa6d.
Wheat quiet. ....a.
Corn quiet, but steady. sNHjt
London markets-Breadstuffs quiet; pr ces
generally inactive.
Sugar steady. I.
Latest via Queenstown-No additional
fighting in Denmark.
Applications of discount at the Bank
yesterday, though on full scale, were not
SD heavy as previously. Iat.l ~ a
1t is reported that Macmillan is requi-
red by his brother to surrender his right OF
succession to the Austrian throne, and to
royal property. .lGE8
A Special to the Tribune of Washington
18th says: - ...a..a
It is reported GU good authority, that Gen.
Lee ordered all officers to send oil baggage
to Richmond upon the 9Th, as afterthat date
the roads will be used in bringing up re in
forcements.
Nine Of Moseby's cavalry were captured
on Sunday night near Middleburg.
Guerrillas last nightcaptured or q, aid
killed Capt. of the Pennsylvania Reserves,
between Union Mills and Manassas.
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IT NAV not be generally known that th

IT may not be generally known that the
use of steelyards is especially prohibited
by the ordinances of the city. Yet such is
the fact, as a certain fish dealer found ont
to his disadvantage yesterday. H. 8. Gardi.
ner was fined S. and costs yesterday BY
Aid. Robertson for the use of said article
in weighing his fish in the Second Ward
Market. Afterwards, some suspicious
arising as to the weight Of certain fish dis
posed of by him, they were weighed and
found wanting considerably. He ives again
fined SIS aud costs by the same Alderman
Swindling is bad enough at all times, but
certainly the present prices are high enough
without light weight.
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'Upo- teoo 2O'Clock. IA. M.
Knoxville Convention.


LoUIsvlALE, April ia Knoxville Spe-
eiaI to the Journal Of the 18th, says the
Knoxville and Greenville convention met
to day, and re elected Hon. ]. A. r. Nelson
President, who declined, when Col. ). A.
Heiskeel was appointed.
The entire afternoon was consumed In
discussing the resolution to expel any dele
gate who may have aided and abetted the
rebellion sihce the meeting of the conven-
tion IN 1861:
2 The resolution was laid on the table by
a close vote. rrTTET,
n Adjourned to meet 70 morrow. ~ - q
Gov. johnson is now addressing large
crowd in the street. 3aaliT
Delegates last evening arrived in large
numbers. HTih lI53SI-ii1
Indications are against new State being
created. AL ~ ~. s-,-~,
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Rebels Demand the Surrender
Of Fort Halleck.

CAIRO, April l3.-Rebel Gen. Buford
sent flag Of. truce at o'clock this morn
ing demanding the surrender of Fort Hal
leck, Columbus, Ky The white soldiers
to be treated as prisoners Of war, but no
protection promised to colored troops who
are found in arms. Five hours given for the
removal of the women and children.
The steamer Crawford arrived here at
p. IN. crowded with the latter. AS she was
leaving Columbus two steamers arrived
frsm below with 5000 veterans en- route
home on furlough, also battery which were
landed and which would doubtless materi-
ally change the calculations of the rebels.
The steamer Olive Branch from New Or.
leans on the 9th arrived this afternoon and
reports that fighting hts been going on at
Fort Pillow all day yesterday up to the
time she passed, 8 p. ~, when there was a
cessation of hostihaies. Negotiations were
pending and flag of truce was visible.
After passing tho fighting renewed and
the federal flag was seen to come down. but
was believed to have been shot away, as
there seemed to be sfforts made to raise il
again.
Among the passengers by the Olive
Branch were Gen. Shipley. Governor Of
Louisiana, and Capt. Miller late acting
Mayor of New Orleans
Small Pox prevailing at New Orleans to
an alarming extent.
Merchandise valued at $4,000 recently
landed opposite Port Hudson, was seized by
the military authorities. a.
Paducah advices to noon, report matters
more quiet and the probabilities of an at
tack is generally lessened, ..afrT
Gen Brayman sent adequate reinforce.
meuts to both Columbus and Paducah, and
no fears are entertained by the military for
the safety of either place. 20
Passengers from below report Forrest %
having recently crossed Caldwater river,
near Jackson. going with 5000 horses, 1900
Wagons. This is d oubtless exaggerated.
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RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-We learn that on
Tuesday last train Of cars on the North
Western Railroad, ran off the track not
far from Webster. Three cars were loaded
with soldiers consisting in part of the
Fourteenth and Twentieth Pennsylvsr
MA cavalry together with few passengers.
Several cars were smashed up, and, although,
fortunately, none were killed, yet many
were crippled. We have not been able to
obtain any of the names Of the wounded,
but We have the gratifying intelligence that
the doctors were promptly on hand, and
report that the wounded are all properly
cared for.
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= WAsHlNeroS Aprilfz. Stringent orders
have been Issued regulating As' tbe citizens q
lowed toremaiii with Tie Army of the Po>
tomac.
B Thai committee on Territories de-
cided to adopt . bill establishing the Terri
tory Of Montana withthe Senate amfndmst
that oil the inhabitants black or white can
vote "a. 9. L.5ll - ~: Z II q
The House Ways and Means committee
adopted Odell's proposition % impose taal1
on Ill brokers' sales, stocks, bonds, mercban
die, &c. The tax On spiritsis 81 IS, to
bscco soc per ID, with grapaating scales
The committee on Foreign affairs decided
that it was inexpedient to take any seton
on the House resolution in regard TO Mex.
So - PtoSous'C f-t.tsr3 f,gzun
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate I'm Centre Wheeling.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust made by David
ID Kennedy to Charles Marshall, dated the 18th
day Of March, 1860 which said deed ia now Of
record in the Office Of the Recorder for Ohio
county, in Deed Book twenty FIVE, page five hun
dred and fifteen; also by viItue Of order Of the
Circuit Court for said county, made on the 18th
day Of December, 1853 and entered in Chancery
Order Book number g. page "a, by which the I'm
dersigped was appointed trustee in said deed in
tbs place of said Charles Marshall, / will, on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1864, at the
front door Of the Court House Of said county pro-
coed to sell at Public Auction the following prop
erty, to-wit: Lot number two hundred and twelve
[2l2 in that pat Of tho city Of Wheeling laid
ont By William Chapline and John Eof. the same
being siIty-dx feet vide and one hundred iand
twenty-five feet deep saving and excepting that
part Of said lot sold BY Kennedy and wife to
Stephen Clark, being sixteen feet of the West
end of said lot fronting Second street, running
back sixty-six feet to lot two hundred and thr-
teen. ~
TERMS -One-fourth cash; the balance in equal
payments Of three, six and nine months, with IN
tsres, from date, the purchaser givin bond with
approved security. II. RICHARDSON
marl9dtd NGtE6hJ Trustee
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SHIRTS! SHlRrs!! SHIRTsll! "A fu II as
sortmept of French and American cassi>
mere and flannel army shirts of various
styles and prices. Also Is dozen white
dress shirts at the following prices: Six for
Sl2, SIS, $l8, $2l and 1924. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to fit, Of su
psrior work and unequalled in quality for
the prices. J: I. LAKIN,
No. lO2 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va
mh29 6m
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IT Is ASTONISHING the amount Of business
that A. NJ. Adams & Co., do. One Of the
6rm is East every four Or five weeks and if
there is any new styles Of cloths, cassimers
or vestings they are the first to have it,
and of tho best quality. Persons in want
of the best article of clothing and at fair
prices had better call and examine their
endless variety of cassimeres and vestings'
Their facilities for cutting and making
fashionable garments are unequaled in the
CITY for taste and STYLE. nov l4-6m
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BINDrNe.-Hsving purchased new ma
chinery, tools, ETC., and employed COM
petent workman, We are prepared to ac'
commodate our friends and patrons, who
have so anxiously anticipated the opening
of this department of our Office. Our facil
tiles for manufacturing blank books, led
gers, account books, ETC., are unsurpassed
BY any establishment in this section OF
country. Those having books to bind, or
old books to be repaired, will do we'll to
send them to the REGISTER BINpERY, where
all work will be executed with neatness
and dispatch.
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RumOr Of the burning Of the
VIM. Champion.

LIVERPOOL, April lit was rumored that
the pirate Georgia, had bu rned the VIM
Champion, of N. Y, in the Bay of Biscay
but nothing could be learned Of the Geor-
gia, which was rapidly reftting.
The fear of war ia said to be disappear.
ng in Italy.
Five Danish Steamers have appeared of
Rugen Island.
The court Of assizes at Paris, is sitting
without jury, and has condemned MOI.
zini to transportation. a
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lNlIra11 TrNprR-IMroRrANT DEcIsIoN.-
An important decision has been rendered in
the District Court of Philadelphia, In the
case of ,deryin VI. Sailor--being An action
to recover damages for breach of covenant.
Defendant had coyenanted to pay yearly
ground l rent re Of $50 "lswful silver nonef
of the U. S., each dollar weighing seventeen
pennyweights ara six graiss at least."-
When the July rent be ,ame due, the defen
dant rendered the amount in U. s. Treasu.
~ notes, which plaintiff refused to receivs'
demanding silver dollars. Suil was brought
and the defendant pleaded tender as afore-
said To this plea the defendant fled 2 70
plication avering that the defendant did not
tender in silver dollars, &C., but in promise
sory notes or paper money of the United
States, of the nominal value of a2s5 but OF
40 per cent less exchangeable value. To
this the defendant filed special demurrer,
avering that the promissory notes 80 tender
ed were lawful money of the United States
and legal tender in payment Of oil debts
This demurrer was before the December
term, and was re-argued at the present
term by G. M. Wharton for plaintiff, and BY
Geo. W. Harkins for defendant. Saturday
the opinion of the Court was delivered by
Judg Hare rendering judgment on the de-
murrer for the defendant thus deciding that
the treasury notes are legal tender and
should have been received ia payment of
the rent. Judge Sharswood delivered a
dissenting opinion. N-@~
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ByrrEk.-The people in someparts Of the
county arc getting into the habit Of using
syrups as . substitute for butter 1t is
found easier to contract such habit, than
to pay fifty cents pound for butter. Ma
ny of our boarding houses 6ndit impossible
to procure butter. One of our grocers sent
q runner into the country for butter, and
after week returned with only twenty five
pounds bSESG VI ~ s}zG i r.
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Meeting of Cotton Spectators

CINCINNATI, April l3.-The Post says
that private meeting was held on the 3lst,
of gentlemen connected with the cotton
trade, for the purpose of furthering arrange
ments to import cotton from the Southern
states, by means Of the purchase, and with
drawal from circulation Of bon Is, through
company connected with Paris, London
and Liverpool. The arrangement is virtu
ally completed.
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Tar following copy Of droll letter writ
ten by soldier to the Mayor Of ? village
hear Hin, ii sIsv.se d" to q 'hOte iiasoraiins
him Of his fathers death. is published in a
French provincial paper. e -oa lliUaJd
heartily thank Mr.. Mayor for my faith
er's death. It is Q little accidet (which
happens in families. Az for myself, / am
in the hospital minus one leg, with which l
have the honor to salute you. as.aI ~
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US. CouRr.-Judge J. J Jackson; Presi
ding.-This court finished its Spring Term
yesterday. A number Of witnesses enter
ed into recognizances for their appearance
at the next term of Court. Simon Wood.
ruff also gave bail for bis appearance. The
Grand Jury was then discharged and the
Court adjourned, The next term will
probably be in June.
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WASHINGTON, April l2.-Gen. H Stuart
president Of the U. 5. Christian Commis
sion. in company with prominent citizens
of Boston and New York, have returned
from visit to the Army of the Potomac.
The commission is very popular with ef-
6cers and men. They report it in a very
fouurishing conition.
General Patrick arrived here this mo rn-
ng from the Army of the Potomac,
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The Knoxville Convention.

= CINCINNATI, April IA special to tn
,Gszstte from Chattanooga says the Greens
Vile, Knoxville Convention meets to-day
Isis not sdpposed here thst the PROPOSE
ton for separate State organization vii
prevail. t. 9. 1fdt ~
Gov. johnson addressed the citizens at
Athens yesterday in speech more radica
than ever.
Military matters are quiet. The rebe
situation is Unchanged Considerable rain
has fallen recently and the Tennessee rive
is rising rapidly.
The tram from Knoxville to Chattanooga
was thrown from the track near Athens ane
several soldiers injured.
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THR undsrsignei having bought out Messrs
i r shosnfsld D Bro, win open new stock Of
Gents and Boys Clothing, and Gents Furnishing
Goods seeerallJi ct the Storsroom occepisd BY Mr.
William Stonsmsn, Main Street, Centre Wheeling,
and trust that by low prices, We will deserve
share Of . generous public patronage Our stock
viii 60 asist Of general assortmsnt Of Coats Pants
and Vests, Of ell kinds and hyies; Gents Under.
shirts and Drawers, tne Linsn Shirts, Neck sTiess
Hosiery and Gloves; IN fact . eomplsfs stock Of
everything. A. STEINFIRLD CO.
spl-iy No 81, Main g. Centre Wheeling
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a 1private letter received in New York,
states that the people Of California are
sunsring at present from drought. Eight
thousand sheep and eight thousand beevea
have died, and the farmers are killing the
cattle for their hide and fat. This drought
will prove most disastrous to the farming
,ndg hydnulie thinning interests Of that
State. pEItaF
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From WEBsTER.--The command at this
place consists, in part, Of the lst, 10th
18th, 18th, l4th and 18th Va. Infantry, Sd
and 4th Pennsylvania Reserves, Infantry, y
besides some Ill. Cavalry, and bt of ar
tlllery, including Oarlin's Battery.
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ABoLnHED.-We learn from the Pitts
burg Post, that the Department of the Mo-
nongahela has been abolished by being
mixed into that of 1.-THE Susquehanna by q
late order OF the War Department. Gen
Brooks has been relieved from command OF
the department, and assigned to duty un'
der Gen. Butler.
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THROWN OUT.-The Chicago banks have
decided to throw out oil Pennsylvania, New
Jerssy, Michigan and Ohio, and Indiana
rec bauknotes.
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Pennsylvania Patent
CREASE

VyHIs grease u rscommsndsdto the notice of Nil
j Ovnsrs, Wasoners, Carters, Drsymen, Livery
sable Keepers, and all Who own vehicles of any de-
srpkon, as tsns superior to anything of the kind ev-
e introduer br machinery, axletrees Of Omr;busses
Hacks, BuspsS 0afSs Heavy and Light Wagons. Cabs,
Dram Cara &C., Il Is far superior to oil or tar as il
dosc mot en upon ths sxlSs, is much more durable,
I'd II not seSsa bythe weather, remaining the same
IN guum n in winter. It Is used by all the rail-
road coupaais mill ewner stable keepers, &C., In the
sastsrn cfiee, Don't fail to Try it. For sale at
- = 0RAHANS Drug STORE.
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The METRoPoLITAN FAIR.-The receipts
of the Metropolitan Fair have already
reached nearly one million of dollars. The
Committee, at the start, calculated on
making the exhibition yield 100000,
and with another week of success their cali
culation will hold good.
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Doas.-We have been requested by the
police to inform those owning dogs, that if
they wish to secure them from speedy de-
struction, they must provide them collars
bearing the name of their owner.
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Run OvER.~-When the train on the
Hempfeld was near Beagle's station yester
day morning, it came in contact with q
flock Of sheep, which it soon scattered in
all directions. There were only few
wounded, however, and the remainder went
on at q rapid rate.
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The RIVER was falling very slowly last
evening, with about twenty-five feet water
in the channel. The Pittsburgh CONNER.
cial says: .lt4JTY
The RIvER.-Last evening at twilight,
there were fourteen feet six inches of water
and falling The weather during the dsy
was pleasant. In the evening we had rain.
The new side wheel steamer, building I'M
der the superintendent Of Capt. B. john
ston is progressing rapidly. When finished
she viii rank among the finest boats aAost,
and for speed she will report her own n
rival. ----------s---------
The magnificent steamer II. 8. Mephan
is still the great attraction at the '1sndipg.
She will leave for st, Louis on Saturday Of:
ternoon positively.
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BOOTS g. SHOES,
Wholesale & Retail.


ESPRCTFULLY announces to their friends
hand the public generally, that they are now re-
ceiving their Spring stock Of Boots, Shoes and
Gaiters Of all kinds, which, together with their own
manufacture, makes their stock more full and
complete than ever before. Merchants and others
from town or country may End II to their interest
to give Us call before pure hssing elsewhere. I'D
Sign Of the White Boot, l35 Msin-st Wheeling,
Va. marl9
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THE attention of dealers is called to the
advertisement of M. Rheinstrom which
will be found in another column
those engaged in his line of trade will GER
tainly find it to their advantage to see bis
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Apr, l2-lm.
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Annual Township Election.
- @uhsy nat al election be held estSs Fourth
Thursday In April, 1854, beng the 2Sthday OF said
w tegnshlp 61lcsfs, as provided by the Acfs
that the Clerk give due notice of said election, -
Tests: GEO. W. SIGHTS,
eApEil s ,st-ssl CLERK Beeqa su~yiSou ohio6o,l