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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-26
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HOUSE.
WAsHINeroN. Anil Q;

. w ASHINGTON, Aprll 70.
On motion Of Mr.. Hubbard, the commit
tee on Indian affairs were instructed to in
ouire into the statement that the Winneba
go Indians were in STRIVING condition and
what legislation is necessary to relieve their
restitution. .5zra .af l.J
Mr. Fenton offered resolution which
was adopted, 'instructing the committee on
Military Affairs to report bill, giving the
bounty ofi$l0Oi to any non commissioned
officer, private musician or artifcer, honor
ably discharged in consequence of wounds
or injuries received IN the service.
TNoTE.-This resolution is proceeded by
a preamble having reference to. the years
New York volunteers. The proposition
being assigned TO meet their case ...,,...,
Garfield of Ohio, introduced a bill pro
viding for the more speedy punishment OF
guerrillas 1t authorizes commanding gen.
erals in the field to carry into execution
sentinces against guerrillas and persons
guilty of robbery, arson, burglary, rape
and violating the laws and customs OF war,
and spies, mutineers aud murderers. The
bill was referred TO the committee on militia
ry affairs. .-... -.I 81 -a
The House went into the committee on
internal tax bill. -. ~ 10.
An amendment was adopted taxing all
sales OF gold, silver, bullion, STERLING, ex-
change, money, stocks, bonds, &C., one
fifth of one per cent, On the amount of such
sales and contracts Tor such sales. ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Galveston dates of the 4th say that the
Schooner Mary Serley with $50 bales cotton
captured on the night of the Sd while at
tempting to run the blockade slatt.4a
The Harriet Lane, English steamer lsa.
bell and Book, were lying behind forts wait,
ing an opportunity to run the blockade,
Memphis dates OF the 23d states that
FORESTS entire force is moving towards Ala
followed by Grierson-, 10. 80. =
Peck is said to be marching North, and
Forrest will probably join him 81
On the morning Of the 2lst Grierson's
cavalry came upon soma of FORESTS troops
near jacksonville, Miss when a sharp fight
ensued i'll which the confederates retreated,
in tho direction of Jackson, passing through
Lagrange A number of prisoners, horses
mules and wagons were captured and taken
to Memphis. .........
Gen Price evacuated Camden, Ark,
Gen Steele occupied the place.
About 100 guerrillas burned q large lot
of wood near Barfeld Point on Friday A
portion of them were taken,
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NEW AOhhJ hpih
GoTT0N--Unchsngsd
FLOUR--State; and Western more active, IL
per ct. higher, Z S0@7 9b. Extra state 20a8 80,
X. H. O.9, 35@9 30 Trade brands market clio
sing quiet and frmeT-
WHISKY--Irregular and unsettled. l23@l26.
State and Western closing with NO sellers.
WHEAT-Chicage spring; 74@l 70 Mil club
l,7l@l 70. Winter Red, 50@l e9.
CORN-about lcbetter, "a l-2@l35 IL for
old mixed Western in store | "a l.2@l 81 l."
for new yellow.
OATS-Firmer; 50@5sc for Western.
BARLEY-More active, chiefly for State at
42@l 45.
WOOL-Firm:
RICE-Very dull.
COFFEE-Firm buo quiet ...
SUGAR-Firm; l6c for N, o. Ia 7-6@l6M for
Cuba.
MOLASSES-Steady
Northumberland. Refined in hand,
53ca60, re0ned quoted 66cs70,
@PORK-Held higher. market quiet, and more
nominal, 26 fo mess % 70 for old, do q SO new,
do % 30 "a for old and new. Prime 20 so and II
for prime mess.
BEEF-In fair request and firm
DRESSED HOGS-Shade lower
LARD-Dull and lowe; Is and l3ssI. the latter
the extreme. go
CUT MEATS-Firm; 9M@l0
BACON SIDES-In good dem and; ll3sQlZ
for western.
HOGS-Fair and good demand. :.
BUTTER-26@35 for Ohio, and 4OG4oe Tor
State ..
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Capture of Plymouth by the
Rebels. I'D

New YORK, April 25.-The Herald's
special dated Army of the Potomac, April
Oath. The Richmond Sentinel of April
22nd, says the following dispatch has been
received by Gen. Bragg.
PLYMOUTH, N. c., Apri20.
Gen Braxton Bragg: .al.
| have stormed and carried this place
capturing one Brig. Gen., 1900 men, all the
stores and rs pieces of artillery.
81 gned K. +. HoKE,
.'.3 E. Brig. Gen'l
A telegram received by the President
from Col. j. Taylor, dated Rocky Mount
April 2lst giving, further particulars of the
capture of Plymouth by the forces under
Gen. Hoke, with naval cooperation. He
says about 1000 prisoners wore taken, 300
er 400 of them negroes Thirty pieces of
artillery, 100000 lbs of meat goo bbls Of
-four; and full garrison outfit va.ml
| have received Richmond papers up to
the 22nd, from the lower Rappahauock.
A citizen brought in the Richmond Sen
final, with the information Of an advance
up rhe Rappahanoek on " ednesday as far
as Bentuare9 W hart of 8 gunboats and one
transport, they landed 300 men at Bentu-
ares wharf which is 10 miles below Kappa
hammock,
This is supposed to be the advance Of
Burnsides expedition as reported in Fred
ricksburg Yesterday that feet of 60 yes
sells, gunboats and transports were at the
mouth of the Bappahanock, also rumored
thai the enemywere landing pontoou bridges
at AQUA Creek
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Rebel Treasury Report.

New YORK, April 25-The Register of
the rebel treasury reports the whole amount
of issues Of non interest bearing notes from
the formation of the government at $685.
277 1868 aud the whole amount no outstand
ing at S796, 254 ,493.
Mexican advices report the, fight of Vi
duari from Monterey which has been occn
pied by the Juarez forces.
\ Havana letter says a vessel oft Rene
dios supposed to be the Florida was slav
err Loads had been -a(ely landed within a
month. A Key West letter states on the
contrary the vessel was the British gun
boat Cygrist looking for slaves. She had
boarded several vessels in Bahama channel,
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THE PAYING OUT OF BOUNTY MONEY To
BE REsUMED.-The Board of Supervisors of
this county held meeting at the Court
House yesterday, when it was decided to
resume the payment of bounties at as early
day as possible. We presume the work
will begin about the latter part OF this or
ihe fret Of next week According to. the
present arrangement, there will be quite a
nuinner OF recruits who will receive no
bounty at ALL lt seems that the county
offered three hundred dollars bounty to all
men enlistng between the 9Th and 10th of
February. A meeting OF the Board of SUI
peryisors was called, when it was ascertain
"a that the quota of the county was two
hundred men A levy off sixty thousand
dollars was accordingly made Near three
hundred men were enlisted, and the ques
ion now arises who are to receive the
bounti es? We are sure another levy vii
nave to be made, or III extra recruits will
r,c eiva no bounty.
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BSWHEELER & WILSON'S HIGHEsT Pre-
MIUsf SEWING MAeHtNEs are the best, the
simplest and the cheapest These unequal.
led machines are adapted to every kind Of
sewing for family wear from the lightest
muslins 10 the heaviest cloths They work
equslly we'll upon silk, linen, cotton and
wooden goods, with silk. cotton or liDen
thread. They will seam. quilt, gather hem
fell, cord, braid bind, and perform every
species of sewing without previous basting,
making beautiful stitch, alike on both
sides of the, article sewed. '
IF it be inconvenient for the purchaser to
visit the salesroom, the order may be for
warded to the office, and it will be as faith
fully filled as if the selection had been made
personally. Machines are forwarded to any
part of the country and competent persons
sent to give instructions free OF charge
10000 of the Wheeler and Wills ma
chimes have been sold. Five thousand are
in use in Pittsburg and vicinity.
tits no new experiment to be tried,
Ithas IN every case received the highest
premium when exhibited in competition
with others.
VIM. Sumner & Co. who are the western
agent Is, warrant every MACHINE they sell,
| for three years Call at their sale rooms,
No. SO, Main street, aud examine for your
selves. See advertisement.
ap 26 d5t
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From Memphis. 2

ST, LOUIS, April 25.-Cairo dates yesterr-
day by mail say the steamer Won Phaif ar
rived from New Orleans on the evening of
1t seems to be generally conceded that
the battle in La had been against Bank, IS
the euemy remained on the ground after
Saturdays fight. Banks retreated 40 miles.
The transport Black Hawk suffered con
sideraoly above Alexandria from the enc
my besides having several killed and wound
The report of another fight on the 10th
was q mistake.
The steamers Rob Roy and Matte Steph-
ems arrived at New Orleans from Red river
having run the gauntlet through a large
number of guerriIlas, The Rob Roy had
4 guns and fought the most of her way
down. A cannon ball passed through the
clerks Office, and one soldier was killed and
5 wounded on the Matte Stephens. ed
Our army are certifying both sides of the
Porter are both there. There was only .
feet water at Grand Ecore. t-A sf e.
The gunboat Eastport was aground there
all large boats below, but the light draughts
above. I 1 aRfsE FiQ Ets ~
Passengers say that Kirby Smith and Sib-
ley were killed in the recent battles.
The steamer Lacross from Red river
for New Orleans having stopped at plan
tation TO, take on cotton, the crew and SOL
diers got drunk at dystillery on the place
when'a company of the lst La, rebel cav
airy made descent on both passengers
and crew after being robbed were paroIed
the boat and cotton were burned, 8Eis
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MORTALITY WoUNDED.-An ARRAY occurr-
at IN Marietta, Ohio, few days ago, in
which young man by the name OF George
y essleman was mortally wounded A
quarrel commenced between two soldiers
about woman. One Of them named Bish>
%. discharged his pistol at his opponent,
and missing him shot Wesselman, who
happened to be walking along the street.
Wesselnan was worthy young man, and
vas to have been married to an amiable
Young woman on last Thursday. The sol
Tiers were arrested, and turned over to the
civil authorities.
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THE EXAMINATION

DELIVERING LErrERs.-In nearly all the
Northern cities the system of delivering
letters to the houses and places of business
81 citizens has been inaugurated, in accor
dance with tue law ofCongress authorizing
he letter delivery system. In these cities
he carriers made their rounds as frequent,
iv as the arrival of mails renders it desirable
.ni deliver the mail matter at the resi-.
druces or offices OF citizens, as may be
chosen by persons receiving the letters. In
r.nnection with this letter delivering there
= also being adopted an improved letter re
criying system. Receiving boxes are placed
N stores or other convenient places in the
city, where letters can be deposited at any
time, and collected by letter carriers on
tArirrounds. This is animprovemen Mt which
mght be pro6tably adopted here Itwould
certainly be a great saving Of time and
trouble to many of our citizens. A journey
to and from the postoffices three or four
tlmes each day consumes considerable time,
c,pccialy for those who are doing business
or are living in remote parts of the city -
This system would obviate the rush at the
po>tofficc, which at certain hours of the day
IS an uuQuestionable nuisance; In cities
where it has been adopted it is conceded to
be Of great advantage, and We have no
doubt our citizens would find it such, Oar
riers are appointed, who canvas their res
pective beats, and, with an alphabetical list
Of all the residents in their districts, soon
manage the business Of delivery with great
facility. -.lF
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THE FIRST IRoN FRONT IN WHEELING
unr enterprising fellow citizen Augustus
Pollock has commenced the work of erecting
IN iron front Storebouse on Main Street, a
Few doors below Monroe. The building will
be three story front and two aH in rear ear with
acommodous storage cellar; the front yin-
dows will be English polished glass, and
granite iwindow silsys The iron work will
be prepared in Pittsburg, our manu uh.sl;
rers being too busy toAmake it. 8 'i 3,
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lr Is AsToNsHINGlt the amount Of business
that A. NJ. Adams & Co, do, One Of the
firm 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 the best quality. Persons in want
of the best article Of clothing aud at fair
prices had better call and examine their
endless variety Of csssimeres and yestiugs.
Their facilities for cutting and maxim &
fashionable garments are unequaled in & the
city for taste and style. aib.u nov l6 m
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= WHAT THE LADIES THINK We under
stand that the Ladies have found out that
pictures taken at Partridge's Gallery make
them appear better looking than those made
elsewhere. There is no doubt that iudg
ment end artistic skillin1the operator, ex-
erted improperly setting the customer, has
much to doswith the appearanceof che PIC.
lures, and when they are skillfully finished,
as is the case at Partridge's Gallery, the
likenesscs can scarcely fall of being g7ud
looking. HsaW .lI .
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SHIRTS! Shirts! SHIRTsi Al tn II as
sortment of French and American cassl>
mere and flannel army shirts of various
styles and prices. Also 10 dozen white
dress shirts at the following prices; Six for
SI2, SIS, Sl8, $2l and $24. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to tit, Of su
perior work and unequalled in quality for
the prices. j. I. LAK1N,
No lO2 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
= .t ID Hi4HG.-a mh20 en-
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Louisiana News,

New YORK, April 25,-Despatches from
New Orleans state that the obstruction Of
cotton On Red river by the rebels moi over
5000 bales. III
A fight between so union soldiers and
Is rebels, took place on the plantation OF
Ex,Gov. Johnston, the rebels were repul-
sed, 20 prisoners and 100000 worth of
struggled goods were captured.
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Gen. Burnside's Circular,

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Gen. Burnside
has published circular, dated Headquar
tiers 9th Army Corps, Annapolis, saying the
army being on the eve of movement, nc
applications for furloughs will be granted
Ii ia stated Burnside has applied for time
to get more men. Another report saws the
troops move to day.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the inclemency OF the
weather. a larpe and fashionable audience
we're in attendance at Washington Hall
asst night to witness the first exhibition OF
Capt. Williams Whaling Voyage The
painting is one of the fines ever unrolled
before Wheeling audience, and the ma
1oeuyorino Of the boats crew is the most
life like OF anything we have ever witness
ed The lecture is highly instructive and
interesting AT times We were inclined 20
think that we were out at sea and the
whales were being taken. The perform
ance will be repeated to night. All who
wish to enjoy rare treat will do we'll to go
md take voyage to the South Sea Islands
with Capt. Williams. ..-.E..seT
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LITTLE Rock April l9.-Gov. Murphy
was inaugurated yesterday,
q Over 10000 citizens and soldiers we're
present
A procession of the military, members of
Legislature, state officers, citizens, .fremen
&c preceded the ceremonies which we're
very impressive, and elected the most en-
tausastic. cheering, The CITY was brill
antly Illuminated at night. 'i- . = ?
The Governors message was sent to the
Legislature last week. .. - -a,lG - c.
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SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH As soon as the
river falls sufficiently, new submarine
telegraph cable, containing three wires,
will be laid in the Ohiorver between Gin
cinnati and Uovinston.
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Plymouth Surrendered.

FORTRESS MONROE, April "a, via Balti-
more 25th An officer just arrived makes
the following report:
Gen. Vessel surrendered Plymouth on
Wednesday, the 20th after 4 days fighting.
Our loss is $50 killed and $500 prisoners.
Rebel loss 1900 killed
NoTE-Thc above would lave been re
celvee last night but Government has pro-
hibited the transmission of dispatches to
the press from Fortress Monroe.
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SALE OF IRON WoRKs.-The Cosalo Iron
Works at Newcastle, Pa, were sold few
days ago to Messrs. Dithridge & Co, Of
Pittsburg, for the sum of $4,000.
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PROMOTED 1t will be interesting to our
readers TO learn that the eccentric lndivid :
ual known as 'Lumbrelegs" has been pro-
NOTED 70 the rank OF First Lieutenant. He
might have been seen vending his way up
Market street yesterday morning, in full
trlm-epauletts on his shoulders and a large
.,lnme in his hat A card bearing the fol-
lowing patriotic inscription, was pinned to
his coet tail, q fights nit Sigel-Recruts
Wanted" We understand that Lumber"
5 in favor of vigorous prosecution of the
,,ou l5osl,tf >f tst
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MEMPHIS, April 23-Gillmore has pick
ed up few of Forests men, but Forrest
keeps his troops well together and is too
strong for successful attack. His head
quarters still at Jackson, Tenn.
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THE attention of dealers is called to the
advertisement of NJ. Rhenstrom which
will. be found in another column
those engaged in his line of trade will Ger
tainly find it to their advantage to see his
stock before purchasing elsew here
ii Abr, l2-lm.
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a The RIVER was falling slowly last even
ing, with eight feet water in the channel,
The heavy showers Of Sunday night and
yesterday will! no doubt put a stop to its
downward career.
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CIscINNATI, April 25.-General Orde r
No. II, Adj, Gems. Office, Columbus, April
25th, declares that every member Of the
National Guard must report in person or
by substitute when called into service, or
be teated as deserters.
1t is said Gov. Merton will take the COM
mand in person of the militia of Indiana
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SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY "A large
number of whisky sellers were arrested and
fined yesterday for violating the Sunday
liquor law
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- CAIRO, l5.-The steamer Darling, from
Memphis to Cincinnati, passed with 500
bales of cotton.
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- Q .

BALTIMORE April % "A report, said to
have been bought by colored sutler ex
lists here that the colored troops at Ply
mouth, after the surrender were murdered
by the rebels. The rumor is probably un-
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Gold Quotations.

New YoRK, AprilZ5.
Gold more active and higher. Opening at IS
ga and closing quiet and firm at 90 IA, 93H,
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"a RIGHT r. The PqsT%Acotempo
after noticing the coolhsssof some indirid-
pals in asking printers to publish long and
prosy resolutions obituary notices, adver-
tisements of benevolent enterprises, ETC.,
without offering or expecting to pay any
thingtherefor, makes the following remarks
to the point.
FN'Until we find teachers who teach gratis;
butchers who furnish steaks and roasts with
out charge; lawyers who counsel without
fees, farmers who donate their, wood and
produce, &C.. We must decline being in the
list of printers who print without compen-
'ATsa0n a's2lIAA..--Azlk3f4B-
The GrRARD House, Philadelphia, is one
of the finest hotels in that city. 1t is fur
nished with all modern Improvements, af-
fording every accommodation. The gentle.
manly proprietor and his obligipg CLERKS
leave nothing undone that will add to the
Comfort of guests
-, Ale ADvANcEbAWe' "learn.1in 'conse-
quence Of the high prices of material, the
brewers of Pittsbrrg have determined to
advance one dollar per barrel on the price
of ale At this rate, therccyre, fresh ale
will be held at nine dollars, and stock ale
at ten dollars per barrel Superior brands
in proportion.
< 49, ------>e-----7.4- -44 RI - sgg. -
ANOTHER STRIKE.-The coal diggers of
the city are again on astrike for higher
wages. They claim that they have received
no advance since the recent rise advertised
by the bank owners. Coal is NOW selling
at ten cents per bushel If another advance
is made we have NO idea how fires will be
kept up. %Aa "Aa"
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Closing Out at Reduced Prices,
A Large and Well Selected Stock
of Foreign & Domestic Wines
"a & Liquors. - ID

. EING desirous Of disconunuing the wholesale an
- Retail Liquor business by turning my entire at
at private sale my large and vel selected stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors Particular
attention Is called to the large stock Of Old Rye and
Bourbon Whistles, which have on hand; all OF
which VIII sell much belov the present market pri-
ces in order 70 close up the business
P. s. The above stock if sold before Wednesday
April 9th, viii on that day dispose OF, at public
Auction, at 10 O'Clock A. M. = :
ap l6 If SIMON HORkHEIMER
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Annual lTownship Election

ORDERED BY the Board OF Supervisors Of Ohio
Y county that an election be held on the Fourth
Thursday in April, 1854 being the 2sth day Of said
Of tbs Legislature Of the State Of West Virginia and
that the Clerk give due notice Of said election,
Teste: = A5A GEO W. sI9HTS,
April g. '64-tel Clerk Board Supervisors Ohio Co.
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BOOTS g. SHOES,
w holesale Retail
R. PORTER g. SONS

ID ESPRCTFULLY announce to their friends
Hand the public generally that they are now re.
ceiving their Spring stock OF Boots, Shoes and
Caters 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 find it to their interest
to give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
Sign of the White Boot, l35 Main-st Wheeling,
Va. marl9
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. aaY
u SsOEce, Of Comptroller of tie Currency D -
WASHINGTON, April g. 1854.

N ~OEee, Of Comptroller of tie Currency s'IINi
WAsHIseros, April 2. 1854. *
VITHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented =.
w TO the undersigned il has been made to spIs 81
pear that the first National Bank of Wheeling in ]
the county of Ohio and State of West VirginiaI su9
has been duly organized under and according to-
the requirements If the act of Congress entitled" 1
tan Act to provide q National currency, secured
by pledge Of United States Stocks, and to pro >
vide for the circulation and redemption thereof"
appeared February 18th, 1863, and mas implied
with all the provisions Of said act required u be-
complied with before commenciRg the bnsiness etsga
Banking: sT 80 .''rom rot D. =
Noso, therefore, l, Samuel T. Howard, Comp nv
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that IL
First National Bank of Wheeling, county Of 0hid,t,
and State OF West Yrgris is authorized to coia-
mence the business of Banking under the act 70 =
Aforesaid.
IN testimony whereof, Witness my hand and
seal of Office this second day Of April, 1864. ~.
GSEALl ai .s SAMUEL I HOWARD, a.e1v
Deputy Comptroller Of The Currency