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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-29

Ha on|yto be seen and operated 10 b. Ap-
preciated.
' Call and see for yourself before purchas-
ing. Please bring sample Of various kinds
of thread: (such as is usually found at storss)
and various kinds of fabric which you know
the former most popular Sewing Machines
either ccnn7t 'cork G: all; or, at best. very in,
ror{e,ll Nv
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-29
New millinery
AND
Dftss"M akiag Establish Iuen!,

Ia
NEW OREGON, IOWA.
Mrs. G. l.. SHU It'll EWORTH and Hiss
L. A. kEECH, are opening ue a new and
splendid Stock of Millinery Gods, consist
ing of
Bonnetts, Ladies Hats, Dress
trimmings, &c. &C., in endless
variety and Of the best of styles
and patterns,
OVER THE POST OFFICE.
They ore also agent, for the Wilcox &
Gibbs, aud the People s-Sewing Machines.
Dress Making, Stitching &c,
done on short notice end reasonable rates.
They solicit share Of public patronage.
New Oregon, October 6, 1865. n47tf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-29
NOTICE.,

.----..~ ..-vr.us themselves indebted
to Moon & Hunt are requested to call and
settle and pay Immediately or cost Will be
made.--Money we must have.
MOON {, HUNT
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-29
900 Grain BAGS

AT from 40 to 60 cents each. New Army
:Overcoats at $3.50 each. Army Tents
comprising about 80 yards of heavy duck,
also lot Of New rmy Blankets at one
third their value, at HEwsoN's Dry Good
Etore Counover Iowa. w. H. Hammond.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-29
The Last Gall.

A IT. knowing themselves indebted to
"A the firm ofCowan, SchelIongcr & CO
are hereby requested to call Immediately
and Fay up or cost will be made.
CONAN, SCHELLENGER & co.
nd IS New Oregon, Sept. 90, 1865.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-08
Notice to Tax-PaYers.


OGice Of Collector. Internal Eere1tLe. EdarO.
=. :. = RfrSt IliAirict III Vest ViTOinin
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 TffE;
~ 1aN-PayeFS OF NNetzel, Tyler, PIrNS1nfS
anu MARION Counties, that the Licenses and
incomes assessed for 1865, are now due and
P;lyaoIe At the following places and times
designated as follows: IrheTe and IrlieyI Il1yl
Inent must be made, or the law as quoted be
low, Will lie strictly enforced: llII.. M,
$50. ~ ~ . and n any uerson
slali neglect to pay as aforesaid for more than
Ten days, II shall Ike the duty OF the collector
or MS deputy to issue to such person a notice
to he lett Mt his dwelling or usual place OF
payment OF said duties or taxes, stating the
nInonnt thereof, with fee of twenty cents for
tIe issuing and service OF such notice and
with four cents for each mile actually and
necessarily travelled in serving the same
anu u such persons shall not pay the duties
~ tlSSs, Win the penalty aforesaid, md the
ieS OF twenty cents and mileage as HfonSaid
Wlthln Ten days after the service or the Rpndt
ing Dy mail OF such notice. It shall he the (iuty
VI Tue couector or his deputy, to collect the
sin1 duties or taxes, and fee Of twenty cents
atlii iile1Ige with ten per centuIn penalty as
1 VIII be at Burton August 18th and SOth, nj.
lngton 9Th. aud 9TH; FaIrInont Gill and 7th:
baSnettSytlle Sth and 9th: New MnTtinsviIIe
l2tn and 18th; MiddlebouTne from I5tii ia 18Th.
AZ a. SiSteTsyile 18th, and at St Marys nth and
list September. n. , : : 49, 1'.'''N-
Tax-PnyerS will please be present Mt the M
IShlSa times nnd places, or leave the amount
OF Inelf lakes with some one to nav for them.
ana merely save TO themselves the per cent!
age anu costs JAS. C. ORR "
Collector First District ". Va. !, /.
~ SAbIB BlLLINGSIIY,
HuEto .lE.lS Deputy Collector.
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AssEssoR's OFFICE

u >: INTER. lNf.Ns.E ID DIS. w. VA.
NEW CREEK. w. VA. Aug. II, i65 j
NOIICE Is. HEREBY. GIVEN THAT
~ the lists OF valuations and enumerntIons
of property subject TO tax under the Act 10
provide Internal Reyenue to support lie
government, to pay interest on the public
debt and for other purposes approved June
~, 1864 and the nmendRtnry act nnprOyrti
March ID, 1868, made and tniIet by the sseyt1
raj assistant ASSESSORS fof the divisions herein
after mentionetl) of the ii collection district
OF west Virginia. will remain open for the
examination Of al persons interested for the
space or ntteen 10 days SUNDAYS eSCt,ptrIii
nom the date hereof, viz: FiHt (iEtl division
embracing the county OF Morgan; I'd, IIamp-
shire: 9th, Taylor: 10th. Preston; lltii, Mon.
ongnlE On the 9th of September at BerlS-
eley Springs; on the 18th and Sth of SepteIn-
her, at my Office at New Creek; on the l2tIi al
september at Grafton; on the 18th OF Sep
TEMPER, at AoTgnntown; on the 18th OF SEN
teInber, Mt KingTood. - ~ - ~ !
Al each time and place mentioned appeals
VIII be received and determined relative 10
any erroneous or excessive valuations ;SsiaSs-
Inent or enumerntions made and taken l1vfhe
Assistant Assessors. All appeals must lie
made IN writing, specifying tile particular
G Is, matter, or thing, respecting which n
decision Is requested, and shall, moreover
Stale the ground or principle of inequality or
auglli-Sw TR, CARsESADONS AssasSor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-08

FEDERAL CourT.-l Immediately after

FEDERAL. COURT Immediately AFTER
he opening c. tie Court yesterday
morning, Judge jackson proceeded to
lelivcr his charge to the Grand Jury.
Ne ere only able to give Il very imper-
ect outline of its general scope and
enor. His Honor briefly reviewed the
history of the past years, directing
attention to the fnct that rebellion and
reason have been overthrown, and that
he glorious nag of our country now
loats in triumph throughout the limits
pt an unbroken Union. The enemies
pf the republic having been subdued,
bur great government has shown that
could afford TO be Inagnauimous.
The President, acting in this spirit, has
,dered amnesty and pardon to those
who would come forward and renew
their allegiance. This was now the
policy OF the government. It should
now be the object of all good citizens to
stand by the authorities and assist in
restoring harmony and good feeling
Throughout the land.
As an officer of the law, he felt that
it was his duty TO aid in CARRYING out this
policy. This he could cheerfuIlyd do. The
Judge also referred to the resources
and prospects of West Virginia, point
ing 10 her vast mineral wealth, which
exceeds that OF any State in the Union.
This, with her other great natural ad-
vantages, should make her the greatest
State in the Union. We are now hap
PLY relieved from that policy, which
had caused Old Virginia to fall so far
behind her sister State in the march of
progress. Let our citizens now give
their attention 10 the development of
our resources, and so act and work,
that the interests OF the State would be
secured. In referring TO those who had
been in arms against the government,
and had now returned and obtained
pardon, he remarked that this pardon
was conditional upon their good beha-
vior, and preserving inviolate he sacred
obligation which they have taken.
should they at any future time violate
this obligation, it would be the duty ofthe
officers ofthe law to arrest and prosecute
them for the offence; and ifsuch offences
should come to his knowledge, they
should be prosecuted to the whole ex-
tent of the law.
The attention OF the Grand Jurors
was directed to the various acts of Con-
gress in relation to the Postoflice De-
partment, the Internal Revenue, dc.
The charge, which was quite lengthy,
was listened to with much attention,
and this general notice conveys but "a
very imperfect idea of what His Honor
so well expressed. At the conclusion
the Grand Jury retired totheir room.
James E. Conoway, VIM. Martin and
Thos. Raymond having taken the am
nesty oath, mol. pros. was entered in
each case.
Eight butchers, who We're indicted at
the previous term for violation of the
revenue laws by making false returns
TO the assessors, came forward and
confessed Judgment, paid fine of SIS
and costs, with the understanding that
they wereto correct their returns at the
Office OF the collector.
John Lewis, of Brooke County, for
making false returns, was fined $500
and costs, and was also required to
correct his returns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-08

O. S. MARsHAL.-Soon after his first
inauguration as President, Mr.. Lincoln
appointed Mr.. E. NJ. Norton, of this
city, U. s. Marshal for the Western Dis-
trict of Virginia. Tho breaking ont of
the war and its continuance for four
years, made the position very irving
and unpleasant one, imposing more
arduous labor and heavier responsi-
bilities than had heretofore pertained
TO the Office. These duties Mr.. Norton
has continued to discharge 10 the entire
satisfaction of the authorities up to the
present time. But having become nm
active member of one of our large iron
manufacturing firms, he sent in his re-
stgnation as Marshal, and has been
awaiting the appointment of his sue
cessor in order to be relieved from the
duties of his position. Mr.. Samnal
Mccullough having been appointed 10
MI the vacancy, Mr.. Norton will close
mp his official duties at the end of the
present term Of the Federal Court,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-08

ENGINES AND AIACHINERY.-Durin
the past year the machine shops of
Wheeling have turned out an unusual
ly large amount OF work, every shop in
the city having been pushed TO its ut
most capacity. The well known estab-
lishment of Messrs. Hobbs, TAYLOR &
Co., is deserving of special notice Tor
the industry and enterprise of the pro-
prietors, and the superior character OF
the work turned out. Their engines
and machinery are now in general re-
quest throughout the country. Mr..
Hobbs and Mr.. Taylor are both practi-
cal and accomplished worlzmen, who
labor with both head and hands. All
the machinery built in their shop has
their personal supervision, and conse-
quently is built in the most perfect man
ner. They have just completed and
put up in the Virginia Paper Mill, in
Centre Wheeling, large double slide
valve engine, which is aspIendid speci-
men of their workmanship, and we be-
lievt the only one of that style
that has yet been set up in this
city. They also manufacture oil
engines, which are in great demand.
Those which they have sent out have
proved to be among the very best in
troduced into the oil regions of this
section. Their works arc situated ON
the south bank of Wheeling creek, n
short distance above the bridge. At
present they employ from thirty to
forty hands. We know of no men
whose success has been more fairly
earned, or who are more deserving of
an ample reward for industry and en-
teEpEtse than the members of this firm.
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TAX NOTICE.

HNHE TAXPAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY
i Will take notice, that shall lie prenaTed
70 receive the State, County and School lakes
Tor the year 1865, In the several Townships, M
the times AMI places hersiuRfter ln1nti0ned
and that deduction Of 30 per cent ON tht,
!StGtc Tar vii he allowed TO those who slinil
pay all their taxes on or before the ist Clay al
October, 1866, ut the Sheriff7S office or Mt thp
Times and plnceS specified, viz: % - f-7Ei''TF
Washington Tps--At tho First Ward Hose
House, September is, 10 and ~,
Madison Tp.-At the Hone Hose House
September 81, - and q rgIsrg,. --.f'-. =
Clay Tp.-At the Sherin7s OhIce SeptemEer
Is. 10 and %. pfH 'T - 'i77fF : - =
Union TP.-At the Rough and Ready Hose
House, September 81, Gand %
Centre Tp.-At the FiftiI9 Ward School
House, September ., % and. q. - :
webster Tp.-At Isanc Freezes Store Room
lHenTy Echols old stand, September 28 %
Richie Tp.-At the South Wheeling School
House. September 10 and a, aud at Adams
School House, September -
Irtndelphi0 TIo.-At F. HERS 1.-THE place Of
Noting,l September II, u and 10 - =
Richlhnd Tp.-At Clinton p, o, Sentember
Is, nj A.A. AlliSon'S Smith S6On Santeiiiher
her -. 49, - l'sSiAA
Liberty Tp.-At Valley Grove P. o. sep,sm-
Der II and -, and and ut Samuel Bells store
West Liberty, September IL. -8T'' Iflf'
80 lI- JOSEPH SEYROI,DLra...
huRlt-lll Ofll Sheriff of Ohio Co
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No mails from Pittsburg arrived at
noon yesterday, and those due last
evening did not get in until after nine
o'clock. We understand tlnt freight
train run of the track about eight
miles above SteubenvilIe. Heavy
mails arrived last night and were all
distributed for their early connections
this morning. The irregularities of
the roads these days imposes great
deal oflate and hard work on the clerks
in the Post once.
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BfaeraI alotitfs
commissioners Notice.
TN, cHANCERY, IN THE CIRCUIT
i Court for Ohio County, West ViFpiTiR:


,,ast AlopZo Iorlng,
Administrator OF the Estate 81 Jefferson r.
Sangston, Deceased.
ny virtue ora decree maids and enbenc,l n,
this cnuse on'tlie GItlI day or Nav lj n Jg0s
ndlJudged, oEdered. and tfeCTeedl that this cause
ne reierTeCttg one OF the Commissioners OF this
Court 10 audit, stnte, and settle the AdmlnisI
tTnttOn uceount OF the said BorinlZ, md report
the same 70 CpuTt and also ASCERTAIN and re-
port what debts there nte against tlIe estate OF
said S1ngSton still unpaid, and also the real
property belonging to said estate, describing
ate, and what part thereof Is Gncumbered nv
deeds OF trust or otherwise md the amount ar
each encumbTance, and to whom due and
thnt ne give four weeks notice by advertise
ment theTeof, published In some newspaper
printed in Wheeling, at the time and place of
taking such account, and that he also bv like
advertisement, give notice to all persons
claiming to be creditors of the said eSlnte that
they, NJ the ttlne and place to be named by
him, appear before him and produce and
prove me amount Of their respective debts on
pam OF having their said supposed debts eC-
Guided nom payment by ssiid eSthte in case
they do not respectively at said, time and
place prove the same, and that his proceed
ineS IN 7, Pc Promises with any SReolnl matter
ne may deem pertinent, or which he mny be
clally TO report and that new process Of sub
poenn issue against the infant defendant John
A. SnnRston. i4HnH d1F II Il III FilT1f
E suis Co9ENIIssLoSERS OFFICE. L.
WHEELING, ". Va, Aug. %, 1865.
cree, / shalL at my otfice, on Main street,
Wheeling, W. Nn., on Monday, the 18th day
OF september, ISIS, proceed to audit, state, tGc
lle accounts, &c, as required by the said de-
cree AZ persons Interested are hereby notl-
HANNIBAL. FORBES.
auE2-SOd ne -Aaa. Master omnnIs SInrar
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DISEASE OF NnRTTnFNrt,

When the misguided and lmprulefIti vofarv
see.tS OF ms painful disease It too omen l,Sn1
n tat al sense Of shame or dread
~ r'i I leteIS him from applying 10
Sii none belriend him, delaying tin the con-
1,.i ,Is symptoms OF lIlis horTid tise9se
'i..oal, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in ne
nStH ma m Lm6s, dimness of sight, JeafneSs
1Ct IL En tIle shln-boneS and arms blOiches
III! ne nGiil iace and eStremitieS progresSiHtI
~ NJ rapldity, tll Mt last the naiRts
III 5l ~. mourn or the bones of the nose aiiin
hoTld object OF coinmiseratioII IIStI SI.is
i Pu,S period TO his dreadful sufferInEs Nv
S 5iIiIaS Nun 10 that undiscovered CoiIntTv
rom whence no traveller returnSV t'''iS
i ~ ~, = q nletdnci5In fact, that Thousands FIJI
, HISS 70 ms terrible disease owing 10 the
the use of that deadly jJoiso5I. gSy,m, no, ~
mis- ~ and make the residue Of lie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-08

THE sudden increase of heat in the
last few days, renders it necessary for
many to use tonic and corrective, in
order to prevent i'll consequences from
errors in diet. Logan's Essence of ia
maiea Ginger is an elegant article for
this purpose, and should be in every
family. Sold by 7. H. Logan & Co,
and Logan, List d Co., Druggists,
Wheeling. sep1-at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-08

"A SUBSCRIBER, who concurs in the
truth of the subloined remarks, re-
minds us that they appeared in the
Ia,e,ligeReer some time ago. He thinks
it would do good to reproduce them
now:
HYpRASr wATER.-Those who drink
the hydrant water little know what nm
amount of indigestibIe fiIth-a prolific
germ of disease-they take into their
stonnchs. If the science and ingenuity
of the age can produce any means by
which the winter can be clarified, there
should be no delnyin the application of
those means. The river is the recepta-
Gle of the filth of every city and VILLAGE.
of every steamboat, and of all the dead
animals along its banks. The thounht
OF drinking water intermixed with So
much poisonous filth, is absolutely re-
pulsive, and the use of It dangerous
II is but little better than cess-nooI
from which even thirsty animals turn
in disgust. To exclude this filth from
the river and preserve the water pura is
impossible. If 1t must be used, some
means Of cleansing it is imperativciv
demanded:
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U. S. Sanitary Commission
Army & Navy Claim Agency.
no CIIARGE ron SERVICES.
JAMES NJ scr0e7x 1o,,, ,,,s,,.

JAMES NJ. sCRoGIN, Local Agent.
v,,,,,, Ogice, GraJloI, ". Ia.
desiring TO relieve soldiers, sIllor.s ami
their families from the heavy expenses
usually paid for The prosecution OF such
claims, have established this Agency to col
Iect pensions, arrears of pay, bounty and
other claims against the Government, teftlOtIt
c1,iGTge or expense Of any Kind rhdteter to th,,
4. On application sent to this Agency, stating
the maine and post office address OF the claim
vice, and state of the soldier on who's. ne
count the claim is made, tlAte Of discharge or
deatn, the Proper blanks will be filled out aS
lar as possible and forwarded to tile nnrsOn
applying. These can then be executed and
returned 10 this office, where the claim will
De prosecuted TO final tsSne in the shortest
EDS>slDLe bIle'. jSlS-eod cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-08

INVESTED Ten DoLLARs.-A colored
gentleman who has recently been dis
charged from the United States service,
succeeded yesterday evening in making
an investment which is likely to prove
n permanent one. His name is George
Graft, and at the time of his enlistment
he was resident in Cameron, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Upon
his discharge from the service, he was
paid off, and of course was well provi-
ded with funds. Before starting for
home he went around to several stores
in the city, and purchased such articles
as his fancy coveted. Upon coming out
ofone of these stores, he was accosted
by an individual who claimed his ac-
quaintance, saying that he was resi-
dent of Cameron, and that they would
go ont together on the night train. They
stopped MT book store, when the dar-
keys white friend remarked that he
was short of money, and hoped he could
lend him enough to pay his fare, which
amount he would return upon their ar
rival at Cameron. The colored gentle
man felt highly complimented by the
request, but had no bill of IA smaller de-
nomination than ten dollars. His ac-
commodating friend said he would 90
across the street and get it changed.
Ehking the bill, he went over the way,
leaving George on the opposite corner
TO await his return. As he has not vet
come back, it is supposed that he had
some difficulty in getting the change,
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8ar sue
For SaIhI

Will SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT 1
now I'VE IN on Water Street, II fronts AZ feet
iL llN.S dwelling house with rooms and a
! Glth mouse, with both hot and cold water
Stnpie gnu ice hopse-All iii good repair.
the person purchasing II they want them. Ss
l,, Wish 70 quit business For particulars In
sepi.tf Water ST., Wheeling, WA
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The King ofpain sun Doipr WoDdo,..

WHEELING, Sept. eth, 1855.
Ihis is TO certify that 1 had been lying in
the hospitala at Pittsburg, eight months under
medical treatment, and received no beneft
until hearing of DR.. Mcbride In Pittsbure.
was induced to send for a bottle OF his Ine,iI
cine Mydisease was inflammation OF the KID
neyS arrangement of the liver, and dyspep-
sia- was under the impression many times
that could not possibly recover, but by fol-
lowing DR.. McBride's directions am happy
to say that have been perfectly restored 10
health, and able to dOa fun days work
am now working for AR. KeIly-brother
of a. Wilson Kelly.
seps JOHN BURNS.
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CALL AND SEE HIM.-Any of our
friends who desire to find an elegant
assortment of fine carpets, mats, rugs.
and window shades, should call in and
examine the stock of Mr.. VIM. Ora
hahn We assure all who may favor
him with call, that they will find Mr..
Graham and his goods all that they can
desire. He Will be found at the old
stand of jeremiah Clemens, x Co., who
have also on hand a fine stock of desi-
rable furniture.
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Immediately cured and full Vigor RESTORED
:, THIS distressing Affection which renders
lie and marriage impnssibIe-is the pennifv
paid by the victims Of improper induigeiiCsS
Young persons are too apt to commit e1cesSes
frolEE not being aware of the dreadful C41nse-
quenCes that may ensue. Now, who tlint mn.
derstands the subject will pretend to denv
That the power of procreatIon IS lost soontT
BY those FILLING Into improper hnblts than
by the prudent? Besides being deprived OF
the pleasure Of healthy Offspring, the most
serious md destructive symptoms to flofiI
body and mind arise. The system becomes
deranged, the Physical and Mental Functions
weakened, Loss Of PrOCreative Power EeIy
Gus ITritabiiity, Dyspepsia, Pnlpitntion OF the
Heart, indigestion, Constitutional DeIJiIiiF
q WASTING Of the Fnlme, Cough, Cons.iffi,-
ton, Decay and Death.
Office. NO. 2 SOutII Frederick Street.
Lett hand side going from Baltimore street,
n Few dooTs from the corner. Fail not Ia OH
serve the name and number 5-IfllI' 80
~, Letters must he pnid and contain q stump,
The Doctors Diploma hangs in lis office r
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
No 3ieTciiTJI or NIIiseotts IlTli0Sy
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,.,,. YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by n certa.,
pIactice ndulged In when alone n habit ne
quently learned from evil companIons or AZ
school, the effects OF which are nightly feif.
even when aSleep, and II not cured rendeis
marriage impossible and DESTROYS both mind
and body, should apply iInmeIliafeiXy, mink
What 2 pity that n young man. tile hone of
ms country, the darling Ofhis parents. sGOni6
ne snntched from NIL prospects and enioy-
ments of life, by the consequences OF jsy;ia
ing nom the path of nature and intuigino,
I q certain secret habit. Such persons MUST
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For Sale

FoIRTY SHARES STOCK IN FIRE AND
N 80, M IN. insurance Company of Wheeling.
i ELNe SLilteS Stock In NJ. & NJ. Rank OF Wheel
ing lag LOIS Nos. II, Is and %, on Clay street.
seps.iwG WING p s,; J.; SMITH MITE,