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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS.

THE Provost GUARD.-The necessity
which has heretofore made it necessary
to have strong military guard in this
city no longer exists, and the opinion
is very general, that the force necessary
to do guard duty might very properly
be reduced with advantage to the city
and the treasury of the general govern
ment. The maintaining of regiment
at a post like this, where there is no
real duty except for a very few men, is
useless and foolish expenditure. of
money. There are none who realize this
more fully than the soldiers thus en-
ployed, and they are constantly restless
and dissatisfied. AS there is no enemy
i'll the field, they feel as though they
should be sent home to be mustered
out, and if the government has no other
need for their services than stationing
them mt such places as Wheeling, every
regiment i'll the service should be dis
banded Immediately. r
All the West Virginia regiments hay
ing been discharged, there is not likely
to be any more troops sent here to be
paid OF. The government has also
given up number of the warehouses
which have heretofore required guard.
Others will probably be soon re-
leased, SO that but very few men
are needed for this service. We do not
see why the battalion of the veteran
reserve corps now III the city would
not be amply sufficient to meet all the
r,F I,a .
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BELatoNr COUNTY, ONO, NEws.-The /

BELMONT COUNTY, ONO, NEws.-The
Democracy of Belmont county, oyer
the way, have nominated the following
ticket: 4..,...
REPRESENTATIVES, Patton and
DIR. Luke VOORHEES,. .,a -s
TREASURER-I. II. Patterson.
CLERK OF THE CoURTS-JHmes +.
Charlesworth. $50
PROSECUTING ATToRNEY-J. w. Clio
yer.
RECoRDER-John Bicliham. .4
CoAIOuIsSIoNER-JeSSe Barton.
b CoRoSER-ThOs. Mitchell.
1NFIRNARY DIREcToR-John Tnggart.
SURvEYOB-John Kennon.
The Chronicle says that at the Con-
.vention which nominated these candi-
dates, Ross J. Alexander made a speech
in the course of which he
Pictured in brilliant colors the lCrongS
and OUtTdgeS they (the South) had sut-
fered ut the hands of n tyrannicnl Gov
eminent, and their helpless condition
to-day, pleading to be restored TO their
rights of citiZenship-nnd declared that
all his Sympathies and the warmest af-
fections of his heart ran out after hdt
oppressed people. He denounced the
Imprisonment of jeff. Davis in Fortress
Monroe, where he was annoyed
by the tread of the sentinel
and refused permission to see his
friends, and a declared that the
treatment of the SepOys by the English
where they were chained together
and shot from the mouths of cannon
was tender mercy, compared with the
barbarous treatment of g this noble
man, this mighty intellect" by the Co
vcrnment. He defended the murdercrs
of the President, and denounced as lin;
famous" the Court Martial that had
tried them. He mourned over the
bloodshed of the war, but forgot to
mention that, while the war was in
progress and the sons of some of his
hearers were fighting in the Union
army, he drank as 81 toast: "IO the an
returning 6rGue- MAY THERE he a MIL
LION OF THEM
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SIXTH WEST VIRGINIA CAVALRY
We clip the following communication
from the st. Louis Republican. We
agree with the writer that these men
should now be released. Their punish
Inent has no doubt been equal to their
offence, and the authorities can now ai-
ford TO be lenient. Adiut.-Gcn. Peir-
point is now ut Leavenworth, for the
purpose, we presume, of making ar
engagements for their release. We sin
cerely hope his efforts may be success
full:
Editor Republican: The people of and
around Leavenworth probably have
heard of the Incarceration of upwards
of two hundred of the 9th West Nir-
ginia cavalry. That regiment was one
of the first To take part i'll the rebellion,
The land of their birth, their native
State, voted for secession, but that no.
BILE band of patriots stood firm to the
Union, as they stand TODAY They left
home, friends and propcrty-aIi was
given up to their country. Well have
they borne their part, as many II battle
field will show. For four long wears
they have endured the priVatiOns and
hnrdshipS of war; many have fallen by
the rebel bullet, and sleep i'll unknown
graves. 4ueN enllSlcu 10 SuDuue Lrel-
son, and all credit is due them i'll their
undertaking. Treason has been sup
pressed; then why not let them return
to their homes? Who, or what troops
have n better right to go home than
those of the border States? They were
foremost i'll battle, and never filtered;
and is it right that they should be
dragged against their will across the
Plains? Reader, if you were situated
as they We're, between two fires, and in
spite of threats stand up for the Union,
would you, 1 say, like to be made a
dupc of after serving four long years i'll
the service? 1 know we'll your answer
for the answer OF every Aoncst man
would be, No. -
They have refused to cross the Plains
and have been thrown into dungeons
almost equal to the Bastile OF France
there to await the "coursc of military
law" Yours, SERVICE.
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Editors InteEIigeRcer:
As matter of local interest we would
say thatit is understood that the Editors
of the Register have in process of mnn-
ipulatiOn the remaining acts of that
terrible tragedy on Short Creek, TO
be iii consonnncc with the thrilling
first act, which fact is supposed to be
the cause Oftheir refusal to give parti-
culnrs,as was requested byyour CORES
pondent of Tuesday. When finished it
will be put upon the stage with power
full effect, scenery, &c, and will he en-
titled the Rope Of the Yale, with the
brillinnt local of the Register appearing
as the lady. The whole to be conclud7
cd with the side-splitting farce, entitled
the Confederate Toast, on. q Glass OF
Ginger Pop. TICKET AGENT.
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HUNG HIsIsELF.-Onthe 10th of July,
Robert Bond, a young man sixteen
years of age, residing in Tyler county,
committed suicide by hanging himself
in his fathers barn. From copy of u
letter found lying Mt his feet it was as
certHined That he was moved to the
commission of the act by his affection
for young lady who had died short
time previous. In this letter he re-
quests his friends not to grieve for him,
ns he was going to better world where
he would join the idol of his heart. lie
also gave directions as to the DISPOSE
ton of his effects and manner of his
burial, and requested that his funeral
sermon should be preached by the Rev.
Mr.. Warner. Young Bond had served
out two terms in the Union army.
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EscArED.-Yesterdoy as Capt. Price
had his gang ut work in the basement of
the Courthouse, one of his EMPLOYEES.
who was either constitutionallv op-
posed to labor or dissatisfied with the
wages, concluded to quit. Watching a
favorable opportunity hd took off his
boot and slipped of the coupling which
attached beautiful chain and ball to
his leg. Having removed this incum-
br"nce, lie scaled the wall which sur
rounds the Courthouse yard, and ran
Tor his liberty. His pursuers were dis
thnced i'll the race, and the Captain was
compelled to accept lcg-bail with which
his runaway seemed to be well pro-
vided.
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8nr gatf.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Lands.
In Marshall County, w. Wa.


nY VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST,
d executed by William NIcWhorter and
Mary his wife, bearing date on the 10th day
of August, 1858, and now of recOrJt in tho Re-
cOrder'S office Of Marshall county VIVA IN
Deed Book No. IL, folio ;siT, TO the undersigned
as Trustee, for the benefit of Eliza Kemple
and Alexander kemplc, administrators oTthe
estate OF Charles Keuple deceased, late of
said county of Marshall l will proceed TO sell
ut Public Auction on the
9TH day OCSeptember, 1865,
at the front door of the Court House of Mar
shall county, W. Va, to the highest and best
bidders, the following described tract or par
Gel of land, situate on the waters OF "TOins''
run in the County of Marshall and State
of West Virginia, and bounded MS follows
to wit:-Bcginning mt Il stake, on John Cum
ninghnm'S line, and corner 10 Henry Shook;
+. 30 poles to n stone, Gambel's corner; thence
with GaInbel's line n. 227 w. IS poles to n
stake, on IL rnViiIe; thence up said ravine,
Gambel's line, with the meanders thereofand
binding thereon, l06 poles to q sugar tree
stump near the head OF raVine; thence n. 5O7
w. % poles to II stake; thence n. 579 w. Is
poles to white Walnut, near head of ravine;
thence down said ravine N. lO1S w. - poles
ITO stake III said ravine; thence down said
InVine n. GS9 w. IL poles to q white Walnut,
corner to the YarnalI survey. thence with
original line, S. 57I2I2 w. 49, poles to q Sugar
tree on the south bank of Toms run, Henry
Shook S. 52I&o z. 40 poles to Chestnut-oalz,
near top of ridge; thence s. 20 l.. is G-l0 poles
to n Hickory, near he0d OF rnvine; thence
down Snid TuVine with the meanderS
thereof, md binding thereon, 10Y poles TO a
stake in said Tnvine; thence S. 81 +. 20 poles
to Lynn; thence S. 81 L. % poles to the
place Of beginning, containing sixty-seVen
acres and thirty-one poles and the same con-
Veyed to said William McWhorter by James
NJ. Morris, commissioner, by deed bearing
date the 10th day OF August, 1855.
Terms of SRle-S2, 5000 in hand, and the
balance in three equal instruments; the first
payable on the LIST day of October, 1865, the
second OnitIIeilsttlay OF October, 1866, and the
last on the LIST day of October, 1867, with In
terest from date; the purchaser giving bond
and approved security for said deferred in.
stalmentS, and title reserved until the whole
/ is paid up. NJ. c. GOOD,
aug:i-twIw Trustee.
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Notice to Taxpayers,
o0lee Of S s...,,. Iote,7,al Rerenne.

NDdCc ~ tLHcc'0C internal X2fI'PTlJEP.
Frs District Of Hest Pirginin.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO T%T7
~ LnN-Payers OF Wetzel, Tyler, Peasants
ana Marion Counties, that the Licenses nnII
incomes assessed for 1865, are now due and
payable Mt the following places and times
designated as follows: IrLcre and irJIe7i 1lTJiJ-
mem I n,MSt DC made, or the Inv ms quoted be-
'ot% W E wll "a surety enforced =,
shall neglect to pay as aforesaid for rSr tI1S
Ten Gays, 1t shall be the duty of the collector.
OF ms deputy to issue to such person n notice
70 ne lett at his dwelling or usual place Cf
business, or De sent by mail, demanding the
amount thereof, with fee Of twenty cents for.
me issuing and service of such notice and
win four cents for each mile nctIlnIi- ANA
necessarily travelled in serving tile same
Anu II such persons shall not pGy the duties
OF g ItlXes, with the penalty aforesaid and the
WlInln ten days after the service or the send
ing Dy mnn OF such notice, it shall he the duty
OF the collector or his deputy, to collect tIe
sihI GutleS or thNeS, and fee of twenty cents
ana mileage, with ten per centum penalty MS
will be nj burton August 29th and Saith. Mt
Manningtnn 3lst and LIST September; WORTH
lnSton 4tll and 9TH: Fairmont 9Th and III.
iGtnettSNllle Sth and 9th; New NInrtInSviIIs
l2in ana 18Th; MitldlCbOurne from 18TH TO 18TH.
at SiStersvilie 18Th, and at st. Marys auth and
2lSt August.
pointed times and places, or leave the amount
OF Jnelr taxes with some one to pay for them
ana thereby save to themselves tile per cent,
age and costs. JAS. C. ORR.
Collector First District w. Va.
SANI'E HIL4LINCiSLY,
IFairmont National copy til StH Sent. and
send duplicate billSl
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NOTICE
Notice to Taxpayers.
OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REvESIyFsO
EIRsT DISTINCT WEsr NIRGININ.

OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVESUE0
FIRST DISTRICT WEST NIRGISIN,
WHEELING, August 9th, 1861.
NOTlCE. IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN Taxpayers of Whecling and Ohio Conn
tY, that the Licenses and Incomes assessed
for 1865, are now dine ana payable mt the fol-
lowing places and times designated MS fol-
lows: lrI'eTc and IrhCIl payment must be made
or the law, as quoted below, will be strictly
enforced: 'Ft.r-
''SKC. y. G And ifany nerson
shall neglect to pay as aforesaid for more than
ten days, IT shall he the duty of the collector
or his deputy TO issue TO such person notice
to be left Mt his dwelling or usual place OF
business, or be sent by. mail, demanding the
payment OF said duties or taxes, stating the
amount thereof, with fee of twenty cents for
the issuing and service of such notice and
with four cents for each mile actually and
necessarily travelled in serving thc same
And If such persons shall not pay the duties
or taxes, with the penalty aforesaid md the
fee Of twenty cents and mileage MS aforesaid
within ten days after the service or the send,
ing by mail of such notice, II shall he the
duty OF the collector or his deputy 10 collect
the said duties or taxes, and fee or tSventy
cents and mileage, with ten Der centum men
ally rs aforesaid" q =
will be at my office, No. lO5 Main stroot
over Johnson IL Sons Tin-Wnre room Ti,oEi,
late Of this notice till I9th; at TriadeIpLia
Divers TAVERN Saturday, 18Th nj the r q.
west Liberty, nom ~ NJ. Friday, 25 IN. Till 4
JAS. c. ORR,
-""s'-uN"Uil2' collector LIST Dist. w. Va.
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NEW MUsIc.-Professo Weber has
just received Mt his Music and Variety
Store several new and choice pieces of
music. Marching Through Georgia. .
and "Ring the Bell, Watchman,'' are
two gems; words and music by Henry
Clay Work. Another beautiful piece,
entitled son the Boys Come Marching,
or The Prisoners Free, is by George f.
Root. Professor Weber has n choice
collection, and we would advise our
musical friends TO give him Il call.
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NSSESSOR7 5 OFFICE,
U. S. ISTEK. REV, % DIS. W. Va,

u =
NEW CREEK, w. VA, Aug. Il, % -
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the lists of valuations and cnumerattons
Of property subject to tax under the "Act 10
provide internal Revenue to support the
Government, to pay interest on Tile public
debt and for other purposes" approved June
So 1864 and the aLnendntOry act approved
March 3d, 1865, made and taken by the seve-
raj assistant assessors tof the divisions heretn-
after mentioned) OF the ID collection district
of West Virginia, viii remain open for the
examination of all persons interested for the
space OF fifteen DO days Sundays eXccpted)
from the date hereof, viz: First ClStl division
embracing the county of Morgan; I'd; Hamp-
shire; 9th, Taylor: 10th, Preston; 18th, Nom
ougalla. On the 9th of September, at BerlS-
eleS Springs; on the eth and Sth of Septem-
her, at my Office Mt New Creek; on the l2th of
September Mt Chiffon; on the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, Mt MOTgantOwn; on the 18th OF Sep
tcmber, Mt KingwOOd. Ii-r
At each time and place mentioned appeals
will be received and determined relative to
any erroneous or excessive valuations, assess
ment or enunlerntionS made and taken by the
made in writing, specifying the particular
cause, matter, or thing, respecting which a
decision is requested, and shall, moreover,
state the ground or principle of inequality or
auglG-;Iw TYR. CARSKADOS, Assessor.
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Real ESTATE for Sale.

or ACRES, KNOWN AS THE BUCHAN-
. an Farm, on Big Wheeling Creek, 10 acres
of bottom, with n hewed log house. If not
sold at private sale, Will be offered at auction
Mt the Court House door, on the 18th of Sep
TENDER, 1855.
Also, the double house on John street, occu-
pied by Messrs. Caldwell and EIlingham.
G. w. THOMPSON,
GEO, w. SSTEENR0D,
anglI-lGMtS Mrs. u. B. CARTER.
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THE eighth wonder of the fashiona-
see their Unsullied teeth and rosy
gums reflected in their toilet mirrors
and gentlemen as their white incisors
flash through their dark lnustaches
wonder howthe benighted folk of twen,
ty years ago got along without the
teeth Identifying, breath pertaining
SoZodont. auglS-3tcod
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GETTING UP STEAM.-The Committee
to solicit subscriptions to purchase "a
steam fire engine are meeting with
good success and feel confident that
they will secure the necessary funds.
1t is intended that it shall be owned
and controlled by the city authorities,
but will be operated and kept i'll order
by the members of the United Fire
Company.
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Nor READY.-Pcople are so anxious
70 pay their taxes that they will not
want wa. until the Sheriff makes out the
JUS ana are continually calling at the
once to settle. This is very commend
able in the public, but the TSnnIIv
t',sns public funetionary cannot, in
TINS case receive the funds. He will hc
ready, however, by the middle of Son.
TENDER, when all will be accommoJn
ted. In the meantime lot our tax-naw-
ing friends keep cool and read tho ShH,
iff's advertisement on this subject
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SoLD.-'The property known as the
Old Dominion Pork House, was sold
yesterday at public sale. 1t was pur-
chased by Ostcrling, Henderson q Co.,
for the sum of $500. This firm will
take immediate steps TO erect Flint
Glass works on the premises. The site
is a most excellent one for the purpose
and is considered great bargain ut the
price paid for it.
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DR.. Els
LIQ UID
r r II
REMEDY.
"D'CURE wARRANT DSa
IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
30 CauJor Circular describing all symptoms.
SYMPTOMS.

THE-sYMPToMs .oF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at first very
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive TO the changes of temperature. In
ms condition, the nose may he dry or n slight
discharge, thin and nCrid, afterwards becGm-
ing thick and adhesive. AS the disease he
comes chronic. the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are now
th!cR ana heavy, and are hHwlSed or cOughed
OIL. The Sccretions are offensive, causing n Ind
breath the voice is thick and nasal, the ewes
are weak; the sense OF the smell is leSSenei or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important Symtom OF
SHtarrh is that the person is Obliged to clear
ms throat In the morning of thick or Slimy
mucous, which has fnllen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease is on its
nrreSting ii.
The above are but few ofthe many Catarrh
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PIc-NIc.-The English Lutheran Sab
bath School had n very pleasant excur-
sion yesterday to Locllwood's Grove.
The rain in the afternoon did not affect
them, as it was very slight Mt that point.
The steamer Nc,C State was chartered
for the occasion. The excnrsionists re-
turned about seven o'clock, highly
pleased with the trip.
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for Sale.
Bridge Stock for Sale.

r WILL offer for sale at auction on Tuesday
forenoon, 22d Inst, ut the Court House, one
hundred and fifty shares of stock in the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company.
Terms cash. j. F. UPDEGRAFF,
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T OFFER FOR SALE My PROPERTY
situated on the line Oftlie National Road
four miles east Of the city of Wheeling. Said
a PItoperty consists Of my residence. containing
eleHen rooms and an attic finished, bOtii
rooms and all modern, improvements also
fourteen acres of ground attached, on which
nte convenient out-hOuSeS including brick
stnbltng, Ice and spring house, chickefy and
Two cisteTllS Also, one hundred and twenty
n I,S Apple trees of choice kinds; Pear, Peach
arc also choice selections of Grapes, Rasni1er-
l ries, BlaclkberTies, Strawberries, and other
berry. = ''tt Sii4 ''"-
will also sell my Household Furniture tn
any one desiring to purchase all together
Persons desiring TO consult me in regard 10
price, terms of payment, &c, can leave their
names II; II at the Gas Companys Office, or visit
feh22-tf JACOB HORNpPOov
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THE WATER WoRKs.-we learn from,
the Superintendent that during the lotc
fire he was able to raise the water in
the basin two inches, notwithstanding
the heavy drain made by the numerous
attachments. This is better than we
anticipated.
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RESIGNED AND -Ycster-
day Mr.. John I3ellville, deputy SER
gcant and keeper of the lookup, re-
signed, and Mr.. Geo. Uthman was APP
pointed to fill the vacancy.
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To Re SOLD NExrTuURsDAr.-wc in
vite attention to the sale of the valua-
BILE lot at the southeast corner of Main
and Quincy streets, which is to take
place next Thursday Mt the Court
House. .....I.
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orERA.-The Opera continues to draw
crowded houses, and the Holman
troupe grows i'll public favor with each
performance. The beautiful and ac-
complished Prima Donna is favorite
and her singing unsurpnssed. -i-----.
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Valuable Property for Sale,
IN AND NEAR
SardiS- Mnnrnn GO Ohio

Sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio.
REING DESTROYS of changing my business I
i offer for sale my valuable property situat-
cd IN and near the town Of SnlIiis, comprising
q lnln near Sardis and one mile from the
Ohio river, containing one hundred and eigh-
ty acres, ninety acres OF which are cleared and
choice fruit trees. y
4 farm near Sartlis, one and one quarter
miles nom the Ohio river, containing 10 acres
ni ttS G acres Of which are cleared, with young
! 6lred trees, OF apple, peach, plum and cherry
Also, my large BRICK tsteam, FLOUTI,.
ING IL g., MIL ~. at Sardis, containing two run
OF Jour feet burns engine, IL inch cylinder
feet stroke, two double Gued bOilefS RMS
MIL Is situatett3n the midst of fine grain
growing regionaand now enjoying fine ma
tronage. 1T completely provided with all
order.
In this property. n rare opportunity is Of
Tered to an enterpTising man.
Also, three comfortable dwelling houses in
one of which now reside -
present doing business. - =
EDWIN HORNBROOK ~
HuEJ-Lnl SaFTiis. Monroe Co., Ohio.
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Wood for Sale.
FOR SALE.

NNIIE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL AT
i Public Auction on Thursday, the 24th day
OF August, 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, nj the
Court House in the city OF Wheeling, the val
uhble property known as the "UNION
HOUSE," heing Lot numbered one ~ in
square No. Z, on the corner Of Main and Quin-
cy streets, in said city, This is regarded ms
the most desirable Lot now in market in the
business part OF the city. The purchaser will
be entitled to tile rent nom the LIST of October
next. Lease expires on April !, 1866. Terms
Cash. JAMES ID. GIBSON,
!. G. GIBSON,
JNO. T. GIBSON a
Executors Of James Gibson.
nugS-td by LAMB IL PAUL.,
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MIR; WM. G. HANDLAN having mr.
W chased the interest OF Mr.. w. w. Miller
ness will lie continued under ths'riIrtn ~
Pryor. Hanilan & Co. i,IIl