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VIZ Est VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
w Circuit COurt:-August Rules, 1865.
The Odd Fellows Hall Association,
John ], Robinson,

Attachment in Chancery.
The object OF this bill Is to obtain s.ltiSElc-
ton Of a judgment IN favor Of the plaintiff
and against said Robinson for sol -, interest
from 18th June 1853. md ST. 20, costs &c. an
attachment having issued and returned levied
on piece of ground in the Buenn Vista ;td-
dition to the City of Wheeling.
The defendant John j. Robinson, being n non
resident OF this state, II II here ordered that
lie appear as defendant in this cause within
one month after tie due publication of this
order. JACOB RITRKIE
\ copy teSte-JACoB BURRLE, Clerk.
Wheat & FORBES for complt sepl-ltdS8tw
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pupils at the Wheeling Female
College now number one hundred and
thirty-six.
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U. S. Sanitary Commission
& Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.

JAMES NJ. sCRoGIN, Local Agent.
OGicc, Grafton, ". Ia.
HNHE y. s. SANITARY COMMISSION.
their families from the heavy expenses
usually paid for tho prosecution OF such
claims, have established this Agency, to col
lcct pensions, arrears OF pay bounty and
other claims against the Government, tfiih0at
charge or eIDcIlse Of any Kind tChutcre7- to the
claimants.
On application sent to this Agency, stating
the name and post office address of the claim
ant, the name, rank, company, regiment, SER
count the claim Is made, date of discharge or
death, tire proper blanks will he filled out rs
lar as possible and forwarded to the person
applying. These can then he executed and
returned TO this office, where the claim will
be prosecuted TO u final Issue in the shortest
possible time. IylS-eOd Cud
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@ RR HI
DR.. R, G0ODALE's
Catarrh Remedy.
Ilii7 NODE o. 1iiEAT'NENT ~ =
The Acme of Perfection!

Il caf'a Hay. isrss ana I'sri1siie cArSiaEn.
It Cures cATAIaH IN al u. Tyr-a and s,a.,,-.
It caTes uATAI.i,It. AMI avert, f,..,s,,,sf,.,r
1t Cures cATAI-En IA Pain IN tie T.inp.sz.
No vsoIsHt Swinging q tie Hat
The s'r'.s ofTs,se andvsfaesl 1ss,orei.
4Ni. GfAJEEIFJS GATSTJtIf Has d.
nffl t4i fACfii ~ fitiyHirafis AMI rsErzfsHrs
-, ils,'l 81 ',tsk friIiifls p Eff=glI sfgfi ~ "a
~ si.,llfzsis - EafhirZ ave iSF Cif1stal-'s
tsli..l 'lii tf'ik % W, raticaIiy destroying
ttis pf7fis4Enl a. to csasas AMI Itiitr.-
TIE IsHIbsiity n n friaTss-.
NO FUN q zInrfl1 fzin EiffasfnEd IL ssIFsl
inN Tyssr AMI 10 Errsie - tFsatsrfrFrt .,Tsy r
toztissi sae3i ifnff,,i ate rsiisf. ~ gave tliiiI
universal tatlzfacften.
u Esfls.Ezte- - ne veTy mai % 10 ,!Ls-s--
Et5d frtsftsiifAtas y ff5z and i5sarfis s5fs-.r
FTurz ~ - J, LsSlsir-~YeE1i Itfrsrfl.@,
Hal 1sEy AID FEEIsngG GATAREff h.
IlT- y 'sanslAls fstEris ReIl9ssiysfi-i frssss 4
y ~ even tsrffy ~ CataFTti sslt Il eEflfl-
Ellsita ne 1l.ss- aTuTeF IN al Ia fsyrl- srlf
sl5,rs7L y-sssF nEls sFsatF well ~ r.
IT., W! I-F I1f,ttle Esfsd = stamp Nsr I,r.
stsslal'h Seq l-zraI ~ On fatsEFfil IL -.
- iifs4e - irtiEnfflt AMI ~ fid cum Ifiss~-
asA-sil = EfAc1.fs FalssEsf - call e. esfies.
=. X PAlziEl- tois Agent. = Islsrctsr ;,
, ss-Reg sssls ~ 7. H LOGAN a 90. ss,I
49, I,tssI & CO., SlseelinS-
hfsE9-l yE4AE
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John Lafery.

The object of this suit IS To recover OF the
defendant, LatieTty, the sum OF Sl22 81, with
Interest from November LIST, lS5q. and costs OF
suit. garnishee attachment having issued
and returned served upon the Baltimore and
Ohio r. X. Co.
The said Iafierty being q nonresident OF
this state, il is hereby ordered that he APP
pear as defendant in this case within one
month after the publication hereof
JACOB BURKE
copy teSte-JACOB BUREI.E. Clerk.
Geo w. Caldwell, Atty Tor Pitt
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Dr. RddT,esss all thu>c who have injured
themselves hN Improper indulgence aud lnits
tUfN habits, " h!ch NUN both t.,ly uftti InIt,i
unitunr thom Tor elthof business, stuiy 80
CirtN or marriage,
These ar sniur % the sal and mechanically
effects produced IN carly hniiits nfyDuflt ytrs
WCabn'sS Of the Rnck and Limits Paths la
me liohlr l'imuC's uf sight, rsss Of Mssrulai
Tower, lilpitntun ~ the Heart l,s uat,sin
Nervous lTritahlli;y, DcHnrrtnrut of ne Bt-
rt-tivc Functions, t3cncr,i IN,lHlity Nyrtt.
TOMS Of tunsuup ilcn, &c.
MiNrAiI.Ns1 The fearful effects ult tie mind
mr. much io hc dreaded LIS ~ NeInnft
confusion OF Ideas, Depression uf Spirits. ~
IhftNllurs, Aversion tnHlclDty. SultI l-tfus-
Love 81 solitude 1lmidiiy, &c, gr- rDiur II
the evils produced.
thousands OF parsons NJ Nh aFt's can now
judge what D. the causa OF Thor dr-iIniBg
htTith, losing their yigoF, tsouniiug weak
pale, nervous aud rmnriEtei, having stnsti-
lar appearance about tTr Vy,g f.strB -t,t
sNmntmIm. OF a.ln.lImlI MINI.
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DEAL VALENCIE EDGING, PATENT
III NalenCic EdEing and Inserting English
Thread Edging, Ribbon Edging, JncOnet Edg-
Ing and Inserting, Embroidered Slippers for
Ladies' and Gents, Embroidered Linen Sets
Collars and Guns, Bead Ornaments for Dresses
and Cents, Bead Gimp, silk Gimp Velvet
Ribbon, Fancy Undersleeves and Cuffs, Black
ming, Wide Betting, Ladies' Linen Collars,
Gets Linen, Crystal; Pearl, Coral, Jet, SILK
ana india Rubber Buttons, COlored Velvet
Ribbon, Emeries Crochet Braid, SIX En-
broidercd Braid, Gilt and Jet Belt Buckles
shirt Fronts, Fancy Bow Tuck Combs Ieathl
eT, Cults, Butterfly Scarfs, Ladies' and Gents
NcclL Ties, Witch Guards, Head Nets Water
Fan Pads, Topsies, GTecinn Curls, Curl Sticks,
Hair BrIIids and FreZettS.
Fine Kid Gloves and large and well select
81 ri assortment OF Split, Single and Double
The above goods are In store and for sale.
ID. NICOLI. a. BRO,
Rug2G 100 Main Street.
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@fatral aluffffs.
COMMISSIONERS Notice.
IN CIIANCERY, IN THE CIRCUIT
i Court for Ohio County, West Virginia:
Alexander Heyuan,
AIonzo LoHng.

..s Alonzn LoTing.
Administrator of.the Estate of Jefferson /.
SangstOn, Deceased.
BY virtue Of a decree made and entered in
this cause ON the 18th day of May, lstjl il was
adjudged, ordered, and decreed that this cause
be referred 10 one fthe Commissioners of this
Court to audit, state, and settle the Admins
tration account OF the said LoTing. and report
thesaIne to Court, and also ascertain and ne
port what debts there arr against the estate OF
said Sangston still unpaid, and also the real
properly belonging to said estate, describing
The separate parcels thereof and where stu
ate. and what part thereof is Eneunberud by
deeds Of trust or otherwise and the amount of
each encumhTunce, and 10 whom due, and
that he give four weeks notice IN advertise
Inent thereof, published in some newspaper
printed in Wheeling, at the time and place Of
taking such account, and that he also, by Ike
advertisement, give notice to all persons
claiming Obe creditors of the said estate, that
they, at the time and place to be named by
I him, appear before him and produce md
prove the amount Ofthelr respective debts ON
pain Of having their said supposed debts CX-
cluded from payment by said estate, in case
they do not respectively al sud time and
I place prove the same, and that his proceed
l ings i'll the premises with any special matter
/ he may deem pertinent, or which he may be
/ required by said parties, orany OF them, spe-
i Cially to report. and that new process OF sub
/ pdnn issue against the infant defendant j ohm
D 4. SangStOn.
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gfgaI.
WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY CIR
w cult Court August RULES, 1865,
The Merchants X Mechanics Bank OF
Wheeling,

The MCTchanis' : Mechanics Bsink OF
Wheeling,
Leonaud G. Frost and Nathan 7. IIigbie, part
neES IN business using the firm name OF L {.
FIRST & Co, Benjamin F. Sherman & John
j. Cole, Partners as Sherman & Cole, Samuel
IIimble, Samuel HaZletf and Joseph Sey-
bold, Sheriff of Ohio county.
-~ IN ChnnceTy.
The object OF this suit Is 10 subject the effects
Of L {. FruSt & CO., attempted 10 be attached
by the defendants, sherman & Cole, Samuel
HRzleit and Samuel 9Eiulble, 10 the SstiSfac-
ton d the Judgment Of the plainJifi, recov-
cred in the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, Tor
S-sl,iii 81 and 10 subject The equitable asSettS
Of the said Frost & Co. to The same end And
the defendants, Sherman & Cole, and samuel
Hazlett, being non-TsSidents Of this state they
VIII appear a defendants in this caTrSr with
IN one month after the due publication OF
this order. JACOB BURkLE
augE5t-itW
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HATS AND CAPS.

-. n. PRATHER,
No % NAN SFRI-rr.
A LWAYs on HAND y CHOICE. Ann
and BOYS wear.
Being desiruyss OF establishing a permanent
Trade, both IN the city anu surrounding eS5zrr-
ny, an those who lHvoT me with their paf-or-
age can rely ON being supplied with the h,szr
goods AZ the lowest figures
ConntTE mfsTcAants are paEticularly requeS-
ted 70 can aud examine my stock.
novH s y. PRATHFR
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we 'ftf1I O. -NtititrEii2 n
DR. JOHNSTON,

Meptcr Of the ROYAL College OF SURGEONS,
London, Graduate nom ono ~ thu rti,,t srui.
netlt colleges In the United StHIt-. and tHo
the hospitals % London. puFts phNa,lgIphta
ana elsewhere, has vfiVytUd ~oiut, Uf Ilr su,st
astonishing GUNS that were over known.
many troubled with ringing lu The head and
Cs's when uNl'yp, gfV1t ntTNuusnose- uring
AlhTm1l nt sudden sounds, tutshnln,sS. with
lNNHtht hlushinE. nVypt'd sometimes with
dcr!'ugrmrnt or mind, wcr,- curct iumtii.
afgfg ''
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AlllEAtAAliAEsN ttltNNt anti nail
This distressing affVVtioflr-MhitAt F,sf,,l.r,s
LIE and isiarrtHsu itnVCDsihlts-is the Ts,rnlIy
paid 10y the victims OF Improper tndu ts.spt,-S
lntinE rsrsntls are TOO APT &C. commit - rt,s--
tfinn not i-ittg aware " ta- tEelltlrti rntss.,-
quSncss that may rttspc, Now WIN that nm
defNtnnds the subject VIII pretend To- DENY
thar the power a. prus,rcatdn is l,s,i ..s,,,s,,
~ lht~T Milling into imPfnpcr habits Than
~ ire hud"ntT lkzidts hetng deprived Of
serious AMI destructive symptoms tO Isltlt
lostN and mind nrisc- Tho ssStsfl, l.,.,nu,,,s
IrfailEcd, tho Physical and Mental Functions
WCnkent.l' ! OK Of hrucfuativr INbyvrr Nrry-
Gus irrttahllitN pNNTslsta lali,ItAiiari 81 ~,
hUoFt, lnNlgUsitnn- Constitutional IbghflitN
a Wasting Of the Frame, Cough, CUnsrnti.-
ton, hcCsty and Death.
onlce. No. : South Frederick Street.
Len hand silr sUtng ffum R,ltlmoF,, stf,,rtl
q few doors uom the rnfner Ial NOT u, OH.
serve the name and number.
"it'rs must T. rati md contain n sinn,p.
Inc Motor y Diploma hangs va his on a.
CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
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Married Persons, ~ Young Men eI,ntrmplq-
TING ris,TTasgv, telns aware u l,hySi,.l! weak
neSs, o'ss1uie debility, deiOuDitirs spCtNllly
CuTpd-
He who places himself under the ts,r,, OF ipr
J., may rvEgiouSlN canfidc Ia his honor ~
~ III As a T,llNsisian
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When tho misguided rul IfuuF,4siTftt spivr,,
Of pleasure finds that he has irpI,ii.sI ~.
~''slr 81 TINS painful diseuzn % i.Si often iBtt
l.is tihi an III tlu'd sruAr nf shame. on arr5f
Gl HlF'gE"rN. dci"fs him fTutu APPLYING ~
ui'H'' VINO, nom oduratiGn aud ft1 f-sfa iiiItg /
can nl"n" l'iri'nd HIM d.iuyiHr din iia.1 t,lb
mako their appearance. such Hs ttlf,.gftf.t -,
''-s".'ls as tfftl noNr nocturnal uHius Iu tlln
hrlh hld HHl-, dimH1rs Of sight desnfr=zi
hNl,H on NE fhiushpnrs and arms blsi.hs-.
on ihC bead, iaca uui "Ntrrmififa ur,gr,sg-fup
I'm ifiEhtim faEidity, 'ii ~ lnsf' tho rial4iG
ul ". mouth or mo hDurs Of fi0 NOE ian ia
lufna uig'rt ~ COMMUNICATION. uuiI trHflt
put. n .rpi "a HE dreadful surfsTiHf4- iy,
sending him Ia tint undiscovered oIuBtr,
nom Whenc. no trnyClrT fctHTurn
~ u n fHriTyirhf'V fact shat fhurzau.iz ftI
NlntltH 70 this terrible dis1uss owing To- tho
uh'hlliuln'@f ~ lEuorani pr'ItrrdTIa. wfu. IN
inH W. ~ that dS0fB PRISM Mrr-tFr fttib
misTTpblc ~ ''''
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Who have iniurd themselves by q -,,rfa. n
pfHCur" tuduleudiu when alone o. hnIht ftts-
VushilN learned nom evil cunlpauIYgt. or NJ
school the CfiuriE NJ which Rr,s iifehtIv Esit
even when hh!H~p, nnl N iFoi cured. rtn,i.,t.
NM ilnEc iutrss'i'ir, und dr-iuys both mlud
What - pity that Young man. The hons ~
his country, the darling nI his parvuts. sEuHi,i
Do Nhulrhtd irfiH nll ptSst-7Utz uuH enjoy
Incnis OF hfr, ty the cunt.,i,trnr,5 ~ tg,l a.
ting ffuin III" path 81 nature Riid InIuiFtr.
"a q certain SCENT habit. rurl I.CTS.nta. NFHzr
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ColT,,IssIoyFn's OrpIcr-

NDNAISSIoNEiS OFFICE 7
WHEELING, W. VA, Aug. - 1855. I
In pursuance OF the above mentioned de-
cree, ! shall. NJ my Office, on Main street,
Wheeling, w. Va, on Monday, the 18th day
OF september, let1, proceed to audit, state, &c,
the accounts, &c, rs required by the said de
cree. All persons interested are hereby mott
fled to attend.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
augg2-'Dd Master Commissioner.
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MEdifaI.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
nH-ESrARLISITED As a REFUGE
FROM QUACkER1.-Ra
THEoNLTPLACE FREREA cURECtY
Be OBTAINED.
M. JOHNsrNN n1sl,,1.r.nr.r -,

mr. JOHNSTON Il As DISCOVERFD THU
~ mos cSLS'fn, SI,eCSiy and only Frft,stlral
hseftisSiy N ny NStia Tor ar Private piSsSse
Affections 81 the Kidneys ana isislSls, I,,,,I
unt.lTy Discharges, ln'lSJcI,cy, Conceal ~
htlttN- Nervousness, liSIeiS,ia, llansJior s,Ny
Heart, TjrnsjttY, TTeiilhliuE piinurSS ~ Si,.rI
" tiIddiuv~s, ni>eESe Of tho Head. IlsSat
Sos4, o. skin, At',ciAsllS OF the liver, luulS
stomach or fAlVplS-thCtSe terrible ds,.,-,g,,r,
arising nom The Solitary HRhgtS " Nouil,
tloe SIllgEr and solitary prcsicss It,Dr,s ffal
20 their victims than the SNug % SNr,sf,s Il,
the Mariners Of UlySssSS. blighting tG,ir f,,,sS,
brilliant hopes or anttciIeltioaS, rendering
marriage. ,Ngs tfuEssSssi Ole.
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/ Lueci Tint sound mind Hni lzsslf mr. tho
msSt NECESSARY requisites tn promote fsnuti-
ilhl 'tpnlu'-ss. Indeed without utt-r Iha
Journey through life tseouUss n ,vrap' IN.
RtimHEc: the pfssf.s-t h"urf, ola rirrtfs fa ih,
view The mind tHrBHif. sitHtts,ss,f psttTt dc
pair and nil'5 win the mrmnrhulV pnuUe-
NON llHt ne happiu'r~ OF another harfnf-t
hhght'yl with ournFn,
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WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COZ STY
w Circuit Court:-August Rules, lsts5
John 7. Logan and Edward Gregg partners
doing business in the name and style OF LO-
gan, Gregg & Go.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25

gambling, and seriously diminishing tho
lahor of the land. Men were apparently
getting rich while morality langnishcd,
and the productive industry OF the country
is being demolished. lIo was hopeful that
by wise LEGISLATION we shall escape hnHn-
cial collapse, and that the currency may
be brought to n specie standard without
those financial troubles which have in all
countries followed prolracled and expens-
i've wars.
These utteranccs sufficiently express the
opinions Of the chief manager of the na~
tional finances The principles he lays
down aro sound ones. No respectable ad-
thority in finance or political economy dis
pulcs their soundness. These principles
ought to be applied. But the Secretary
docs not recommend any harsh application,
but only such gradual methods as consist
with Il safe return 10 specie payments.
But It is not alone the volume of the cur
rcncy that needs attention. Tho character
Of certain portion of 1T also requires
looking after. Tho amount Of currency
now put forth by the National Banks near
ly equals the whole circulation oil all the
banks in the country before the war.-
This currency is supplied, not by one strong
National Bank, which commands the whole
field, is in position. to understand the
wants of trade all over it, and is under the
control of eminent talent and integrity.
II is not supplied even by limited nun,
ber of strong banks, likely to be managed
with high degree of ability, but it is FUR
nished from hundreds of sources of issues
and not always with the most dcsira-
BE guarantees as to the character OF the
issrers. Certainly, with the experience we
have had in this country of 'stock-sccurl-
ty.n derenerated into q brood Of "wildcat'
hanks. it is more than childish credulity to
assume that II left to themselves without
check. all these banks will be conducted
with perfect honesty and high intelligence
Prudence with our past experience, sug-
rests. and the people should demand, the
interposition of some check. Strange, as
it may appear, such suggestions and de-
mands are treated almost WITH contempt,
in quarters from which better things might
be expected We may not wonder that such
banks as those of Vermont, which, as the
Springfield (Mass.) Journal informs us issue
$40 Of paper to one of specie in their vaults,
should be disposed TO veto all restrictions.
But, tlat o leading journal OF the city OF
New York should join hands with these
Vermont irredeemables is a matter of aston
ishmcnt. We trust, however, that the effort
now being made in that city to establish q
system of redemption for the bills OF the
National Banks will not be defeated. Up.
position to it indicates no large measure OF
Intelligence, but very obvious recklessness
of theevils arising from vitiated currency.
This effort involves s. question of much IN
torcst IN all the poorer classes. For no
National Bank can fail to redeem in legal
tender without infiicting loss ON every hold
er of its notes. Missouri Republican.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25

lures, ~ w w
3Gth. Upon each Dentist ~ w w
37th. Upon each Physician, lo 0o
8sth. Upon each Lawyer, ~ W
3glh. Upon each Merchant Mil', oo w
doth. Upon each Carding Machine, oO 90
list. Upon each Tin Shop, ~ W
42d Upon each and every Pediar
w M"ysI ysISc|ncr scVe" month. 20 90
iSd. upon each and every Pedlnr,
nonresident of Dallas
county, whose stock is OF
.nor month 10 90
SIC. 2. No License under the above ordi-
nance, shall bc assignablc or transferable;
but any license not herein otherwise pro-
vded for, may be taken out for any time
not less than three months.
SEC. 81 If any person or persons shall
engage in either of the above occupations
herein enumerated, or shall sell or oirer to
sell any merchandise or article embraced in
the business or occupation contemplated by
the levy of the yelicenso taxes without
first having paid said tax; lie or she so
selling, or engaging, shall pay double the
amount of said tax, and such other line
and costs as may be adjudgcd against him
or her for so doing. Propided, Thatfor any
musical parties, concerts or exhibitions of
paintings or statuary given or made by cit
liens Of this town, or for any Thespian or
Histrionic performances for benevolent
purposes, no license shall be required.
SEC. 4. That there shall be levied and
collected. an aa-valorem tax upon all prop
erty subject by the laws Of the State to be
taxed, one tenth of one per cent. And up
on all merchants, traders and fabricators,
who purchase and introduce stocks OF
goods for sale, or material to be converted
into articles of trade or sale one tenth Of
one per cent upon the real cost Of such
goods or articles at the time Of their re-
ceipt and it shall be the duty of the asses,
sor and collector of taxes to call upon all
such merchants, traders and mechanics, at
least once in three months for q list Of said
stocks.
SEC. 5. That if any person shall fail or
refuse to render list of their taxable
property when called upon; or upon rem
dering it, shall practice any deception or
fraud whereby The true amount OF proper
~, OF the real value Of it is withheld; or
shall refuse or fail to pay their taxes when
called upon, they shall pay double the
amount of such taxes and be fined IN any
sum not exceeding one hundred dollars.
SEC. g. That so soon as the Constable
shall have completed the assessment of the
taxable property, or any part of it, he shall
submit his list to the Board of Aldermen
and If they shall find upon inspection, that
any fraud or deception has been practiced,
OF any mistake made, in rendering said
list, they shall summon the persen who
may appear to have practiccd such fraud or
deception or made such mistake, and ad-
just the same, OF report said person to the
Mayor to be fined as herein provided
SEC. T. That these ordinances take effect
and be in force from and after the lst.day
of December next.
BY order of the Board of Aldermen.
JNO. NJ. CROCKETT, Mayor.
This 10th day of November, 1865.
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VOL. XIII, NO. !i....wHOLE NUMBER, $50.

An effort will be made by the men who
wish either to obtain or retain power and
place TO produce tho impression that tho
opposition to the election Of j. Madison
Wells, is an evidence of disloynl sentimets.
Those who have failed either from want Of
talent or principle, 10 gain the confidence
md support of tho honest masses, now usc
the catch word of the "Unionn TO bring
themselves into notice.
There is 40 desire on the part of any
man Of our acquaintance 10 renew tho
struggle which closed with the fall of the
late Cdufedcracy. The sycophants through
subseryicncy may impugn the motives OF
those who adhere to principle and give
their votes to men who in times past have
been true and unswcrving in the advocacy
of what they deemed right but that will
not change the result The people will not
be deceived by their sophistry, nor will
they be dcluded by their threats.
Cur fate as q people is now connected
with the Union, and the assumption on tho
part Of any set OF men that they are par
erceilrnce "Umion men," should be treated
with the contempt which it deserves.
The vote FOR Henry W. Allen, was an in
lication Of the love and respect which the
people entertained for noble but unfortu-
nato gentleman, whose irreproachablc
character, whose administrative capacity,
and whose untiring labors for the State
cndcalcd his name to all. Being crushed
in the struggle in which we were all in
volved, there was common bond Of sym
pathy and affection for Ex-Governor Allen
which irresistibly impcllcd Southern men
10 give him their vote.
Believing that Henry W. Allen had COM
mitted no greater oiFensc to the govern
ment than those who had formerly given
him their support, his claims for pardon
were as strong as ours. The hearty coop
Grafton of Governor Allen in restoring law
and order throughout the State would har-
mon1c and tranquilizc the people, and
make us united and happy. President
johnson knows that he must call to his aid
the representative men in the great work
Of restoration. He is too thoroughly i'm
bucd with republican principles to countc-
nance any effort which would prevent the
free, fair, and unbiased opinions Of the vo-
tors at the ballot box Caddo Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25

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oro which promised, OH the receipt Of ten
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