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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
Cairo, Nov. %.

Cairo, Nov. %.
The steamer Olive Branch brings New
Orleans dates Of the 10th. Gen Ash
both wounded in the late expedition into
Florida arrived At New Orleans.
Good enquiry for cotton, helders ask
ing 10 tor low middlings. Sugar %.
San Francisco, Nov. ~.
The overland mail, aftera detention q
two weeks. hss arrived - Me- Yorl
lef)les a ths 10Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
TO THE BLIND!
Or Those Afflicted with Ssfe Ryes,

Al the earnest solicitation OF several citizens that
have treated for 10th Acute and Chronic opiha,mis
have opened oce Second street. in the Athensum
building up stairs and or my professional services 10
sse citizens Of Keckuk and vicinity.
request all who are afflicted with dfscase Of the Eys
especially these who have BEEN like myself the victims
Of quaekery, to give ea end viii give ths m refer
TO treated By me In this city that mnf eus
vince the most skepaical that my mode Of vii,
effect permanent and radical cure r. s<
a6Ofhce hours from 10 o'cicckp
b. III. DENTcE
cct1-0m Practical 0cuks4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
|. q UUT10H SzIK or
hlE FASHIONABLE rulllllnl,
y nowe Z Tyler,
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All the elsxaas noss..hats
contained In sad housa cs-.s. fnsufe Carpets -,
kesswcod Piano-iorts, o1 hixh 49, -
wsxdross u.es,- - Chaabsr S. : ries Hsssvood
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b.r - snlsh hpsrasa one s'ssaat BasL walaas cSs
- = OIL one hDe solid Rack Walnut Erfrn-
Onrts.s .ish 1fsnch Plate HirToss Danask ana Isos
~ ae.Md Pictures. elsgaat Chsrn In 8aar C1oeh
Rns. GNAs ,DFueseIs, Velvet and other Carpets fns
vsSe dsSE1 1sA Her Msttve00, Crocksxy nd 6lse.-
puruitsrs snd Heating Stoves Kitchen and othsr
P.rties yressiy Iound In we'll furuislsed house
Furniture any time prsyS. sns sse cen s1ains ths
saie. $3.50 'o, ana on ths morning of
- s nov22-A1k
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-16
From the Chicago Evening Journal.
Plant LnrRe Crop.

This is'the advice gwen 90 all hands.
There are many reasons to encourage
farmers to double diligence ou'the Opening
of another season for planting. If the
war goes on, it is obvious that the support
OF the army must require vast supplies.
but tttthe war should cease, aud the
Southern markets be open to the Intro.
duetion of provisions from the North.
there will be an unprecede nted dem and to
meet the wants of those vast regions
bugHted BY the war, SndAWhich nov Weld
little or nothing for the support Of the
people. The Western producers we'll re.
member what cargoes used to go down the
Mississippi river when the fertile fields of
the South were teeming with corn and po.
tatoes, as well as cotton, rice and sugar.
Now the production has been greatly re.
duced, aud some parts Of the South, even
agricultural portions, are actually suffering
for the want OF cereal grains and ordinary
vegetables.
p lt the 6ghting, ceases this summer. and
peace with union is restored, as every good
man prays It may be, the superabundauce
OF the North will flow into the impoverish-
ed South like air into q vacuum, aud the
farmers OF the free States will end it a far
more agreeable business to feed their neigh
6ors Of the SouthS and 10 get good prices
toEthsit CROPS, Than toipay5 taxes for the
support OF armies. Il is no less a cause Of
wonder than of gratitude, that, in the midst
Of a long, bloody, and d ssolatiDg civil war,
the loyal people OF the couutry have con.
tiuued to enjoy SO much prosperity iu all
the ordinary eoncerps of business; that
trade continues to fiOu, ish, aud all branches
OF mechanical artaa are 10 active and health.
full operation.
But more than any other honest labor,
has that of the farmer been prospered, and
the prospect is that twill continue to
be more and more proitabie<while the
war lasts and for a time after it is over
ln the long run, war is great evil to far
mers, as we'll as to every body else. Some
are sc, shortsighted as 10 wish for war that
crops may fetch high prices, This Is a
wicked wish. 1t is The height OF selfish
depravity. But il the country or the world
abroad is involved 10 the horrors OF, war, /,
is the duty Of farmers, as we'll as others to
meet the emergency by the exercise of the
longest foresight and the most untiring in.
dustty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-16

THE UniUtrss, the old Philadelphia organ
of the Catholic church, has a we'll com.
PActed article on the order of Maj. Gen.
Rosecraus, Supprsssius the New York Ne.
tropOiitan Record, alas Yrndieator, in his
military department. Our Phtladslpbis
contemporary admits that the "liberty OF
the press" is treuched upon by such orders
bot srgues that the security Of the comuu.
nity-lbs greatest good for the creates,
numbsr-requires the step. If newsps.
PeFs, relying upon the free spirit OF our
institutions, will use their liberty as i
Cloak-of Offeuse.S aud Eliminate treason,
sending it into the districts supposed to
be infected with the same evil spirit, the
disease becomes desperate one, and the
remedy required is equally severe! iof
such ofense was the Record and VTadIeator
guilty, aud the Universe thinks "the Cath.
Ollie General, Rosecrans, /" did exactly riph.
10 suPPresSing the treasouable sheet.
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The rise OF Gold In Now Yor,..

- = - 1850 80 OoAA+Ah n oVV York
The money writer Of the New York Ex.
pred says of the great gold furry in New
York on ThuEsdiy, that III
The day opened with the widest az.
element in the gold market, which eclips.
ed anything ever before kuoWu in the a.
mails of Walls street speculation, and the
price was run up far beyond ali previous
figures. There was an immense throu9 Al
the Gold Exchange at an early bour. and
the announcement that Mr.. Chase was in
town only seemed to strengthen the nm.
ward movement. The speculative pressure
soon extended to the Stock SPECTATORS on
William street, who completely blocked mn
Lne street for time and prevented ali
travel. The general market was strong.
AID some OF the leading speculative shares
showed large advance, ILLINOIS, Central
ftstng.to l67. The news OF the advance
In gold spread liks wildffe throughout All
the Qualifications of trade aad commerce.
and higher prices everywhere were the con.
sequence Breadstufs were held At de.
eided advance at the Provision Exchange
inmsdiateIy'after the opening Of The ses.
sion, while IN the open market produce and
merchandise were very, irregular, and there
was a general Withdrawn Oh stocks m
await come more settled price of gold.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-16
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR

WHERE'S, have god cause to believe thai
w John W. Lewis ueoTge W. Rowan, Atam
EIndley AbsAlom Crawford, BuBhrod ". Crawford,
William II. Coberly, Morgan kittle, David Con.
William o. ChenoW. tn, PIrksrson OolIett, jacob g.
COllett, Andrew J. COlett, Archibald EAFe, ClAud.
ins uont Solomon Coplinger, WAshInRton Ward and
knoeh Thomas, Who on the seventeenth day OF
April, eighteen hundred aud sixty-une, resided in
the county OF Randolph, within what Ia now the
state OF West Virginia, have deserted their homes
ADD are act yely engaged In aiding the so-called
Confederate States OF america and the rebel state
government at Richmond, In their attempts 70 sub.
JuSAte the good people OF this State buI In eons,-
quOnee OF the war eVitOuse Of Their rebel ions and
criminal acts cannot be oDtSinel:
now thsretOro, j, ARTHUR l. BORENAN, Governor
d the state Of West ViTRia DO issue this ny proc
nation, declaring the aid John W. LsWis, George
W, Rowan Adam iindlsy, Alb Alom Ga WIJrd, Bush.
rod ". Word. william Il COberly, Morgan Kit
tie, David 1oG. John Taylor, il oh MARSHALL jacob
3 61mAley. William Q. ChehOE eth, Parkersoa Col.
lett, JAG ID o. Collect, AndrsW J. COlIett ATchibh ID
Earle, ClAueius Con, solomon CopIiuSsr, Washing
ton ward and Bneeh Tho HRs enemies OF this State,
OF this proclaim alton, takO and die in the Clerks
3nes Of tho Circuit Court OF the said comfy OF
hAndolpht an oath TO support the Constitution OF
the United states and the Of this State
ADO thSfeAttSr deieAn them 9SlTes good citizens
MIS- proclamation shall be published In tue Wheel
log Intelligencer, newspaper printed In the CITY
Gi Mheeu9S the seat OF government for this state,
aud 10 the West Virginia Republican, = Newspaper
printed In the county OF Upahur, respectively, Tor
- Done At the city Of Wheeling on this the
Lord ooo Thousand eight hundred and
~ 8ixty'four, and Of the EtAte the first.
A. /. BUREMAN.
,; EDolR Borrss, Secretary of state.
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FRoN,the statement of Secretary Chase
concerning the negotiation of the Five.
twenty. losu-tardily made in reply to a
FSsolptiOn of the House passed two months
ago-it appears that the sale of these
5000, 100000 bonds, by Jay Cooke, cost
the government within fraction of one
million five hundred thousand dollars
Mr.. jay Cookies iudtVidual share, that is
his clear profit, Of this enormous sum is
over S4sO. OOo-A very pretty compeusa-
tiOn, it must be admitted, for about six
nou.hs' tabor.
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1IeetIuR infTaylor oountv
RgsTYTownS rkELoR co, W, Va,
~ Aprilsi1, iAbA =

So April11, 1854.
Ata msstipg Of the cilizeas Of Taylor
oonnty fotst the pdfpoSe Of appointing del.
egates % the Stated Convention, which meets
,at Petersburg on the 20lh lust, John j,
Aliens vas appointed President, and HSr.
mon SSipsel, Secretary.
|, Rssetped, That this meeting do appoint
two delegates from each township TO repre-.
sent this county 10 said convention.
{ The following gentlemen we're appointed:
HaEmnn Siussl, James ". Burdett, J. Al,
SeEoggin, A. F. Sbirer. q. Compton, John
Z. Malone, WIN Il. Grimes, James-Hay-
mendj JamesiA. Wilson. Jacob Means. 4.
StalnAker, w. Frazier. a. Goreman, Tbos,
Dayis,J. q. Gather, h. P. Davidson, Mel.
son Gray and Thos. Gather. =
Reseiped, That any loyal citizen of this
county who shall attSnd said convention,
ts hereby appointed . delegate to the same,
Refolped, That the delegates be, and are
hereby instructed to vote Tor no one to the
National Convention who Is not in favor Of
President Iiucoln's re nomination.
ResoiUed, That the Editor of the wheel.
ing lateltigeHeer be requested to publish
the proceedings Of this meeting.
81 sinsEL, JoBE j. ALLEN.
Z sOo'y. President.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-16

THH one special excitement of the New
York fair grows out OF the contest for IN,
sword that is dedicated to tie WORTHLESS,
army officer, and is to be given to that one
who gets the most votes from those who
pay each 81 for it. The friends Of. Gen
Meolellsu are eager to get it for him. and
are Piling up their dollars and votes hand
s0mely. bis opponents have set upon Grant
as the rival, and cast their grsenbacks and
ballots for him. The last record we have
shows 1862 for Mcclellan and 1895 for
Grant, total of $5297 for the sword. Tbe
rivalry is certainly bringing the sword to
a good market. There is another sword
similarly put up for the best navy officer:
but this exetteS small interest, and Admi.
raj Fsrragut receives must Of the votes Of
the contributors.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-16
The Bill TO PreYsnt the Doprsolatlon

OF currency.
The following is the bilLEeported to the
House Of RepsessSta ttyss ID M. stsSeus,
from the oommitls { Of wsysi aud Means,
to prevent depreciation oftHs currency;
First-ThRt eEdEy5 person. 81, every bank,
association or Corporation Issuing notes,
bills or other obligations calculated or in
tended TO circulate as money, unless thereto
authorized by act Of Congress, shall pay q
duty OF one.tourth OF one per centum each
mouth On, the amount OF such notes, biIIS
or other obligations so issped by said per.
son, bank, association OF corporal lion. and
shall, onithe frat Monday of each and eve.
~ month make aud deliver to the assessor
OF the district 10 which such bank, associ.
alton or corporation may be located, 3orj in
which such person may reside, true and
accurate return OF the amount of notes,
bills or other obligations so issued, whetb.
er in circulation or in it's vaults or else
where, 10 possession or on, deposit, aud
shall annex % every such return a'declara-
tion' with the oath or Affirmation Of such
person, or Of the president or cashier OF
such bank, association or corporation, in
such form and manner as may be directed
by the eommissi6uer or Internal Revenue,
that the same contains a true and faithful
statement OF the amount of. circulation as
Aforesaid, aud chs all deliver a COPY of said
return to the Collector of the district 10
which said bank, association or oorpora.
ton is located, aud shall, within ten days
from the frst Monday in each and every
month, pay to said Collector said duty Of
one.tourth on the amount SO returned, and
foE any neglect to render or make suchre.
turn or payment, as aforesaidi every such
person, bank, association Or corporation
shall pay penalty of one per centum or
the amount Of notes, bills or other obliga,
lions issued IS Aforesaid, which amount
shall, in default of proper return, be lesti,
mated by the assessor upon the best in.
formation be eau obtain, aud every such
penalty may be recovered for the use o.
the United States ID any court Of compe
tent Jurisdiction. ne
Sscoud-TEat after one year from til,
passage OF this act 1t shall be lawful tel
any person. bank, association or corpora.
alton 20 issue or circulate notes or othe,
obligations designed or calculated 10 cir
culAte as money, unless authorized thereto
by act OF Congress.
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DIED,

At IrontOn, Ohio, on Monday, 1lth inst At slz
?. NJ, Mis-. RIA 81. NORTON, daughter or Mrs Sand
A.hortVn, late Of wheeling, ". Va, aged 20 years
Of InaamAtiOn Of the Lungs, CoRLtOS COLLINS,
ThsfunsFaI will take place on Sunday, the 18th,
at2P NJ EIom the residence Of his Sonn-Iaw, Peter
HOrAn. The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
Or Friday alesrrSo a. hi. residence. on La Belle
The iansral will take place on Sunday afternoon
at o'clock Tho friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-16

The County Convention meets al tn
Court House this afternoon at o'clock
a foil attendance of Union men is re
quested.
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Commissioners Sale.
Bepjamln MeMechoD, Admir-, Comb

benJau Mehechon, Admir-, Comprt.
against
James Richards, Executor, and Others. Def't..
In OhAneeFy.
u virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of OhIo
~ county, rendered on the 9Th day Of April, 1854,
drerted TO the mn ersigned as Special Com nsgion
ors, We shall On the 18TH DAY or APRIL. IstI Al
the front door u the Court House of Ohio county.
10 the city OF heens offer for sale the following
Pees or parcel Of land lying BOggis run in Mar.
shall county, West Virginia, cOntSinfnE one acre,
htty three and one-third Il A. $50 poles.
TERHs OF sALE-One-thlrd Of the purchase money
IN hand, and for the residue . credit OF six and
Twelve months, the purchaser giving bonds With
approves security for equal amounts with interest
from tue day OF sale And retaining the title until
the whole OF the PdrchAse money Is paid.
IL. @. Oh d,
.rrs.lot Special S4Hc csS si %ihIaAT,
Also,
At the same time and place, shall offer for sale
oae steam Engine, cylinder ave and one BALI bISJ
inches bore, stroke 81 inches, boiler two and one.
Dali ieet diameter, and eighteen ISL feet long
together with all the fixtures pipes ETC. belonRinS
land. 'S' %
TEEHs OF sALa-Ons third Of the purchase money
IN caSh and the residue credit OF six and twelve
months Will be given, the purchaser giving bonds
Of equal amount with approved security-said bondS
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
JAMES u. DILLON,
aPr9tl9 Executor Of james Richards, deceased.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-16

ARE Jon aware that a simnls oon.L ~
inmates In consumption7 WI. ~. s e
wise 10 time and use Aliens LnSa ny po,! y
which Nill,sstop the dissasS and ipreyesl
fatal con8eQuenceBf So Is 3 - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-16
Public Sale of Valuable Coal Land
near Burlington, Ohio.

w ILL BE 8 10 AT PUBLIC SALE on Tuesday.
w the 18th day Of May next, at the Village Of
Burlington, Belmont county, Ohio, to the hIkhest
and best tsderi tract Of land containing one hun
peEehes. This land Is situated aboni one half sJis
from the Ohio river, bOtW en- Nickson's ;un ard
dIenns Lun1 and i undertake. wish valuable beds az
under cultivation, the rest covered with tImber-
An opportunity is here offered for profitable InTeSs
Terms OF SAle-one-third in cash. aud the balance
10 twelve, eighteen and tEenty.fo months. win
interest from day Of sale and lieu retained uty0n
the property TO secure the deferred Payments
April Is, lS64-td JAMSS PSTILT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-16

AsTHxA Oh PnrH1s1o.-A spasmod,s
Affection Of the Bronchial Tubes. which
4 81 covered With dry, tenacious phIegm.
n.oWn.A Bronchial Ttoohes will 10 some
cases give immediate relief. =
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AasnsAsI Qg.arllnAsTl.'s oI,lI. {,

Wheeling, ". Va February IJ,47'I
A LLdoalers IN Drug, HArdWAIr, lF0u, st-el = -
ed 10 send TO this onIee, on tho YnhlAi d -.
week. q sealed proposal or list IN d4piie4i o. ~
ARTICLES they arc prepaTed 70 fnrhish tat. -
at BhOTt nOtier, Win the price Of each a ttbS -,
plain 6guEOS 20 that, In case the extEtseie' o. =.
ssFVIeo require IL, the article article 6Hn .
tAinsI without delay, and Al the IOEest prEe-
Dealers wishing 70 sell TO this DeIot III! -,
quirod to EnrniSh the Iist punetaalIy every ASH-S
morning. J. g RARSSHOkfh,
Captain and Assistant QnATter-naltsr,
Eeb2S-tf Depot Of EhSelint
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MARRIED.

On the l4.h inst by the Rev. John Mofat, Mr..
JoHH N. MINI, Of Marietta, Ohio, aud Miss MAJ
GAREr PHILLIPS, Of WhselinG, W. va.
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Commissioners Sale
SOAA4bS4VASE . OH16
Of Valuable fuTHS on hs ONO Riusr. near
FdTkeTIGHT0, ". Ia.

PdTkertCWr0, ". Ia.
Edwin VaTney and wife, ct alS, Compl'ts
against
Richard Hadden, ct. al, Defendants.
1t ChAneery.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that shall, In accord.
In anee with decree Of the Circuit Court Of ohio
county, W Va rendered tho 18th day Of March,
1864 In the above entitled case at the front door OF
the Court House Of Wood county, ". Va, in the
city OF PAEkeTsbuIE. on Thursday, the 18Th day OF
MAJ 1854, at O'CLOCK "A Oder for sale at pub.
lie suction the following described valuable prop
eEtyi VIZ: A farm containing about two hundred
lEOOI aGrss, situated in what Is knOgn a. the VAN.
tnRtOn Bottom in the County Of Wood, W. Va on
the bank OF the Ohio river and about Eve mileA be-
low the city Of PaTkersGurg The lands are beauti.
fully situated and highly improved. Said farm
belonEs TO the estate OF alexander Hidden, decd
and - sold by decree Of Court With the CONSIST 81
the heirs and paTtios interested. The title is per.
feet. The deed 10 Alexander Had en- IL Of record
In wood Co, WA, Book No. Is, page 81.
TEkMs.-onS-fOurth Of the purchase money In
cash the balance in three equal aJmeuts at ak
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
bonds It'll good security for the deferred pAS
Of purchase money, the oOmwiSSioDeF retainIT E a
len upon the property till the deferred payments
arc entirely paid on
HANNIBAL FORBES,
kpeeiAI CommisSiOner.
wheeling. W. Va, April 18th, 1874. 3Ot
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NATIONAL LOAN.
U. S. 1O-4O'S.

y eeiVed by the USDEEsIoNED, aud TeceIpts iIs1ei
until the Bonds are delivered. Which viii be done
free Of charge to the Subscriber At the
merchRnts' and MeehRnIea' Bank OF
Wheeling.
This Loan bears gold interest, payable SEA1 AHSu.
AILT, on coupon aud registered bonds OF 500 AID
over. and ASNUALlT on bonds Of the denomInationS
Of 80 and 100 dollars.
In subscribing, parties are requested to pay the
accrued Interest from the drIt OF March 10 the dGT
Of subscription, cox Oh cuRRExcT ADDING TITTT
PA Gent PRKNuUN.
The interest on this Loan Il payable on the ar,t
days Of March and September, IN each year The
semkAnnual eoaPo1sare payable At those dates, and
the annual coupons on the co ADD 100 dollar boDd1
are payable on the hrSt Of Mach. -
These 10 9s cannot be taxed by States, Cities
Towns, or Counties, aud the Government Tar On
lhem Il only 9Le,ald half Per cent on the aplOupt
Of Income, Whsn The income Of the holder tTo.eds
Six Hundred Dollars Per sBpnum; all other flyeSt.
ments, sueh As income from Mortgages, Ran Road
Stock and BondA etc., must pay from three 10 Ave
- RCRANeLB, Prest.
wheeling, ". Va, April 9. 1854. aPlI I'm
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NOTICE To CONTRACTURS.
Erorsrla's o1Ilcl, Oaro RlrIr BlIDar. /

EHsIHERR's oTTIcE, OHIO RITEE bGpdE'
bALTiNoRE 4 UHIO RAiLsoAp,
BELLAIR, UHIO, 2fIh March, .S+J
DR0POSALS will be received At this ofhes uaI.
L the I'D day Of April next for The za'yh u
OF the RA4iFUAd bridge to be built ever ihe 's"
river ~ this place.
PlAsS and specifications can be seen At 10, 10
gineors once In BeIiAir from the 18Th I" 5Sa Coy
OfApTll
The Company re. sTTsa the right to r'jss' A'I q
all bids.
Payments monthly, 10 cAsh, With proper ftss'"'
ton a. security for IulhilmenT Of .nt-'ei -,
THIS will be an extensive work, and we'll N'''
the attsntiou Of hTst class contractor ,,rp
mrSO=eodtSpT2O EhEln-t
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ATTENTION ladies,

' ATTENTION LADIES.
MRS. e, ID. HUGHES {. On III,
inform the Ladies Of Wheeling AID g g4t -
nE country that saey are low prepared to farnIS
~ oTIs;o., Notions, RmbroidSTISs
srSI Sottuy ash the patronage Of the PubiIs gen.
Bleaching, oolGrins, and rtattipx BorD.., hat.
90 at The shortest notice aud on liberal ISSS,1
-H HPLLo-I1 q Main street, whSeiinE.
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1920,
TKE,sURY pEPARTMkNT.

7. >
WASHINGTON, Ap.i u, 1851
NJ HERkASr y satisfactory evidence pre,,nIsl
w to the UuderBigned. il hIs been mace 20 an
pear that the RIrsI National bank u Rherlipr. a.
the County Of Ohio and State OF West Virginia In.
been duly organized under aud according 10 tue
requirement. OF the act Of Coz gress eutiIi=i AT
act to provide q Nati0uAi CuIreney. secured ~
pledge of United StrI-s StoI H. an 10 pr,,Tdo Cr
the circulation and redemption thereof" au.r., =
February 18th. lSej, and has eompiei UiIh AL ta-
provisions u said act TrqulTei to tie emp led With
before commencing the business ct bA1kIns.
Now, therefore, !, Samuel I. noEITd- Cpmptr,ll-T
Of the Currency, Go hereby certify that ihe Fif,t
National Bank Of WhsrlIIg, County Il OIL. All
State Of Wet Virgins, authorized to cGulnsns-
the busin-ss Ut bsLkinE under the set Af,TtsAhd
In testimony whereof, witness n, hand ADD sAai
OF ofiee this second day VI April, 1854
JunI SAMUEL T HnwAED,
'Nf Deputy Comptroller oftAs tprrrnsy
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