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@AEFEGE, DEPOT COVE ssEsSSHY
~ OF SUBSISTENCE,
SALE OF HARD BREAD.

SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate viii be re-
ceiycd at this Office until L NJ. ON THURSDAY, the
2jth inst, for the surplus
HARD BREAD
at this and the Alexandria Depots The Bread is
packed in boxes Of fifty go pounds each and can be
examined at 9th Street Wharf in this city. or at the
Subsistence Store-housc in Alexandria, Va. No
bids will be received for less than twenty t2O boxes
one thousand Il ,0OD pounds. The price per pound
and quantity desired will be stated in each proposal.
II viii be placed transports at Alexandria, Va,
r. ON HtfGct hari ree expense 10 dnc pHrenaser
less, can be purchased.
Ehe attention OF shippers, and others using Pilot
obtaining their supplies of this article.
The Government reserves the right to reject bids.
Bidders not present will be notified by letter of the
result of their proposals. All purchases will be re-
moved within twenty days from the date of accep-
tance
Blank Proposals, if desired, can be obtained from
the undersigned.
Terms-Cash in Government funds before the de-
livery commences. G. BELL,
oc9 t26th Major & C. S. u. S. A.
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle Military Department..

Major General w. S. Hancock commanding; head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette streets.
First Army Corps u. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street: MAJOR
Finley Anderson, Assistant Adjutant General.
- District of Baltmore-Breyet Major Gen George
W. Getty commanding; headquarters, No. "A Holli-
day street.
District of Western Maryland-Brig. Gen1 J. D.
Fessenden commanding; headquarters, No "A Holli-
day street.
Medical Drector-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simpsons;
office, third story Department headquarters
Provost Marshal-Brevet Brig. Gen'l John Woolley;
Office, corner Camden and Eutaw streets.
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
land-Brevet Brgader General w. H. Browne; office,
No. 81 n. Calvert street.
Provost Marshal Congressional Districts of Mary
land-Captain Robert Cathcart, office No. SO E. Balt-
more street.
Depot Commissary-B Brigadier General Tbos.
Wilson; assistants Captain w. H. Parkhurst. G. S.
and Captain il. N. Smith, c. S.; Office No S. Gay
street, up stairs.
w Depot e and Department Quartcrmaster-Col. Geo.
W bradley, corner Calvert and Fayette Streets as
S slstants, Captain A. n. Cumming, A. Q. NJ. and
Capt. e. d. Beach, A. Q. NJ; office. No. s s. Gay st.
:, Chief Paymaster- Lieut. Col T. NJ. Etting.
Paymasters-Brevet Lieut.. Col. L, b. Warner Majors
f. IL Z. Hooper, Brantz Mayer William II. Nicols
and W. IL. Stewart; offices, Post Office Building.
n, Medical Purveyor-Surgeon z. h. Bliss. No. s N.
Charles street. "
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all ClnGf COnnGcLlng FONTS.
TEEE EEw ZINE STEAMERS
LEAVE SPEARS WHARF FooT or GAY ST., BALTIC,
Daijy, u ST. O'C!och 7. u.
The. Steamers Of this Line are all new, and their
remarkable speed is due to their construction the
most approved modern models of the fast Hudson
river steamers having been adopted.
The superiority Of their models gives them great
construction, and the newncSs of their boilers and
machinery guarantees to the public their perfect
safety.
1t is hardly necessary to inform our patrons that
with their powerful machinery and fine water-lincs,
Heg do not require the slightest approach to 'r0ciag'
to enable t"m to attain much better rate Of speed
than any boats in these waters.
The New LINE is composed of the following elc-
CANT sde-whecl Steamers, superby fitted up with
GEGRGE, LEARY Captain Blabeman
JAMES I. BRADY, Captaia i4and1.
CITY POINT Cantain Talbot.
DICTATOR, Captain Deerinr.
MAGENTA, Captain BauIsnr.
Ih2 tables are supplied VITA every luxury the
markets afford, aud equal to frs-casss hotel fare:
and notwithstanding the superior advantages offered
TO the public in point Of elegance, comfort safety and
speed, the fares are rs low as by any other line.
They connect with the elegant Few Lime Steamers
Tor GheryStone, Matthews county, and all points on
steamers for Newbern, Edenton, plymouth and al
other points III North Carolina.
Passengers Transferred to and from all Depots and
Baggage handled free of charge.
They navigate the James river entirely in the day,
thus aordng passengers time for seeing the fortica
tons. Dutch Gap, and other objects ofinterest.
"A RE:
From Baltimore to Fort Monre. 90
Norfolk .....,"........." %
City Point ............... 90
Richmond ............. 90
From Washington to Richmond ...... W
The proprictoTs OF the line are now negotiating for
one Of the most superb and fast steamers of the lIud
son river to run on the James river and intend to
make their line the permanent institution Of Balt-
more and grateful for the very large share of patron
age they have already received, request continuance
Of the public tvors.
Passengers taking the Is train from Philadelphia
make sure connection with this line.
Passengers taking the p. NJ. train from Washing
ton, make sure connection with this line.
Passengers taking the 4. VI. train from New
York will have time 10 dine in Baltimore and make
connections.
Be sure and inquire for tickets by the New line,
and take other.
Information may be obtained on application to
A. W. SHAW,
Superintendent New Line,
sc19tf Baltimore.
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Racing: Is Strictly Prohibited on this Zine.

R,c;,,n. 10 s4u.o,rr, t,,,ov,;I,5.o,, ~, ,s,;v-o
'''h'@ - 'sS-S'aJ hf"L4'"s's'i Oh REX" A'ii'"'
An
" II - I'd r FL ~ e.
THE ONLY LINE CARRYING THE H. S MALL
~rr!iIa-A-NFor Eora SsamTo@" gorc,.g,,.
&C., e'ify E5ctE,f nsl5 gS;crtt,YnI,,;
By, firsf- cIass staoTa%rs oT, o,,,Ir;r,5 C,,fain
THE ri II TS'r nj - IN NAV I Is''
~ " - = - y ~ no Hi-NL'
PASSENGERS Ic,,.ing PTtinnra t e p NJ orrio j.,
Richmond tbn ,,t,,t oftor,,S,r - > - n i'' III
E,sgW pawTTsys, e,.,s. s,T,sas.
I'1a A--4'- . =-'S IA S11a7
LOUISIANA,
GEONGlANNA
and ADELAIDE.
One OF the above Boats will leave Union Dock, foot Of
Concord street, daily.
40 q q cLoclk. A. Es
FOR toRI MONROE AND NORFOLK, VA,
Connecting at Fort Monroe with the well known
New, Fast and Splcndid Steamers THOMAS COL
Lay Eh ana MILLION MARIIN, Dullt Tor the uul-
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,reza@ F0R FREDERHCKsnuRG, VA.

tf-.
$3.50 LANDINGS ON THE Kappa
HAMMOCK RIVER,
The new and conmodious steamer MATILDA, Cap
tain James kuwan, will commence running tho
above route on TUESDAY, June 6th leaving her
wharf foot Of South street, at o'clock p. NJ stop
ping on her way up the RappahanmOck at all the
Landings ON the River.
Returning the MATILDA will leave Fredericlls-
all The Landings on her way down the River, and
arriving mt Baltimore early Saturday morning.
lii Freight taken at low rates
"a o All Freight for the River must be prepaid.
I'm Freight received after p. NJ. on day of
sailing
-, For further Information, &C., apply to N.
Jos. JAS TAYLOR, Agent
Zl2 West Falls avenue.
X. w. ADAMS
oll-H Agent in fredericksburg
81 81 FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
-. OUTSIDE LINE.
TIE COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Have resumed their
OUTSIDE LINE TO BALTIMORE,
And have placed their first-claSs Steamships
FALCON, Captain Aldrich,
KING FISHER, Captain Rector, and
SEA GULL, Captain Fish,
On the route.
Sailing days from New York and Baltimore
TUESDAY, thursday and SATURDAY.
Freight received daily and forwarded at reduced
rates. In, urance effected, if desired at low rates.
For further information apply to
JACOB b. SMlll, General Agent.
Pier 80. Ii North River n V
Or SAMUEL BLAlSDELL, Jr., Agent
oc2-0tn tlanolgans Wharf Baltimore. Nd.
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TEE EEgg ZINE STEAMERS
LEAVE SPEARS WHARF, FooT or GAY ST., BALTIC
Daijy, a. ST. OC!och T. H.
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Judges Appeal Tar Cont
and Commissioners for Opening Streets
isAAe MULES, tisrK' tA&sl oesS-atd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-11
Saturday Morning, February II.

TRE Board of Supervisors met again yes
terday and receded from their action ofthe
day before, so far as to allow each sub
district to draw three hundred dollars from
the county treasury fer each volunteer
mustered into it's credit. This action is an
improvement upon the former order Of the
Board, but the whole thing strikes us as
being awkward aud round about and ex-
pers,ve. Why not have paid each recruit
five hundred dollars and had him enlisted
ON the common quota ofthe county, Now
each district is the competitor of the other,
and those possessing the most money and
the most active men will fret absorb the
recruits ready to be sworn in. There is no
economy in the plan adopted. 1t is simply
piliUg it up on Peter to save Paul The
raising of troops for the common defence is
a common burden, and is as much the
concern of him who is over age or other
wise exempt as of him who is not. No
method can equal taxation either in fair
ness or efficiency. 1t distributes the bur-
den according to every mans stake in soci'
ETY.. 1t takes from each one simply 10 the
ratio of his ability to give. Not so the
present arrangement. 1t compels the mar
who is lily able to give to over pay, il
order that he may secure the services o.
some one in the field as the defender of his
neighbours property who is exempt and
will give nothing. In word it exemptt
large class from anything like share in
the expense and labor of filing the quota
ofthe county, which is wrong and as such
wholly iudefensible UPON any grounds o.
policy or equity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-11
idehce IN the
VeLoAMeos

reading q VeLoeeoos sSidehce In the
case. is
Mr.. Cox tRslstec Z evidence should
be read. IS W Ade ofguilt had
been thro 1eaR 4ftfa hieh he thought
heireadin ~ I'VE EWofh s would remove
from the taRhs aH faE nembsrs of the
ME- II. ohsl.sFsMlsa,, asPltatiop With.
Mr.. Coxl 81 At6 III AegEo II hiTe any further
demaud fol Ili.g RERbyae 9el the evidence If
the rssolut ~ eoyLn eC ~ hodihed SO as to
read that : = : ing "suficieotly
sustained; e l'not sustain=
ed, "iby eS 10 !
Mt Rerf build not consent
to that pro hBFe t0ds evidence
before the he report of the
com1ittea gentleman from
Gilner codle aBk, and all that
the House could fessonably grant. 70
Mr.. Cox waived the demand for the read
ing Of the evidence, and the report was
adopted. oTi-a35 ~ e, .. ~ "a :. ii'
MIR. Cor offered a resolution that the
Legislature will proceed on Tuesday, the
14th instant, to the election Of 8 Puhlic
Printer. Adopted. .s;at
Mr.. Pinpeli called up the bill ito alter a
part of the division line between the coun-
ties of Randolph and Upshur. The bill
was amended so as to provide for the to:
king of vote, of she people residing with.
In that portion of Randolph county propos-
ed to be added o.Upshur, and was ordered
to its eDgrossment.
Mr.. Ferguson moved to take up the adj
verse report Of the Committee on Taxation
and Finance In regard to the resolution
asking an appropriation for the purchase
OF law library for the State.
The motion was lost. "a.
Mr.. Barns moJed to take up the joint
resolution in rele.son to the appointment
of committee for the selection OF loca.
ton for the permanent capital of this State
The motion was lost.
On motion the House adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-11
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, Feb. 10.

Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Drummoud.
Mr. Gather, from the Committee on Ed.
ucation, reported adversely to the petition
of Samuel Dorsey, of Harrison county.
Mr.. Crook reported bill from the Com.
mittee on roads and internal navigation
to provide for the subscription of stock to
the Elk River Bridge Company.
The House agreed to the SenRte's amend.
ment to the House bill prescribing the
duties of assessors in certain cases. The
bill is now law.
The bill to amend the general Free
School law was read q third time and
passed.
The House bill authorizing the preseu,
and former sheriffs of Ohio county to pay
certain school funds, to certain townships
in said county, was read a third time and
passed.
The House bill TO authorize the superin.
tendent on the western end of the Wheel.
ing and Fairmont Turnpike to regulate the
tolls on said road, was read third time
and passed.
Mr.. Lamb offered a resolution of INQUIRY
to consider the propriety of refun ding to
the Savings Institutions of Wheeling tax.
es alleged to have been enormously paid
by them into the State. Adopted
Mr.. Alexander otfereda resolution of in
quiry as to the proproiety of authorizing
Boards of Supervisors to borrow money to
pay bouuties at a higher rate of interest
than is now allowed by law. Adopted.
Mr.. Kramer Mr.. Fleming in the chair) Of
fered resolution proposing to instruct our
senators and representatives in Congress
to procure the passage of law refundinR
to this State money expended for military
purposes.
Mr.. Crook, by leave, introduced a bill to
render more available the coal and mineral
lands of the State.
Mr.. Van Wrinkle presented the petition
of citizens of Wood county asking a
new assessment of certain lands.
The special order ofithe day-the report
of the committee on the case of George K.
Cox, member from Gilmer countyewas
taken mp. The report sets forth that the
evidence is not "sufficiently sustained" to
justify the House in taking any further &C.
ton in regard to the charges against Mr..
Cox. The report was accom- panied by
various certificates charging Mr.. Cox with
rape, treason, theft, and so.f0rth, aud by
re6utting evidence in the shape of certiis
Gates and testimony of individuals.
Mr.. Chandler of this city, appeared as
counsel for Mr.. Cox, and objected to the
motion of Mr.. Patrick to adopt the report
without reading of the evidence.
Mr.. Ferguson said there was no necessity
for occupying the time of the House by
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-11

PosT- OFFICE APPoISTMEErs.-At Cove
ton, Barbour county, W. Va, Lewis NJ,
Shroyer postmaster, in place of John
shroyer, deceased.
At BoothvilIe, Marion county, W. Va,
Alexander Henry, postmaster, vice ]. R.
Morgan, resigned
At Janelew, Lewis county, W. Va, J.
P. Parker postmaster, vice John D. Hing
man, resigned.
At Shirley, Tyler county, W. Va, Miss
Mary Underwood postmaster, vice B. JEFF
frey, declined.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-11

TIE ONLY REMEDY.-Those who sufFer
from foul breath are open to the charge
OF csrelessness. 1t is an offence that
can De speedily abated, as a single bot.
tie OF the Fragrant Sozodont will uu-
mlstakably accomplish the work. No tot.
let table should be without it. twill pre-
serve and keep the teeth white and the
breath pure and sweet. Sold by all Drug
gists. felO-ateod
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EHE HIGHEST RouNT1Rs,

Government and Local will be paid for One, Two
and Three Year enllstmentG.
There 10 no longer any doubt about the War
6eiog very nearly over. PEACE Is NEAR AT
HAND; Hesitate notl Enroll your names imme.
diately! Strike this once more for your country's
ataTs, and gather honors in the closing up Of the
"Blessed are the Peace Makers" and Soldiers are
the surest In this case. Then haste to enlisti
with or without ofHosEe. Ten or twelve commits
sionS Will be given to worthy anu comp tent men,
Recruiting parties will report to Oapt. HUDSON,
Provost Marshal and Superintendent OF Voluntes or
Recruiting Service.
CHARLES E. CAPRHART.
Lieut. Col. Commanding Regiment
~ Col Oapehart will remsin in the CITY some
ten days, and may be found at any hour by calling
at the sprigg House. fs1O-iw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-11

LIGHTING TIE CRY OF New YoRK.-Tbe
Manhattan Gas Company have notified the
Street Commissioner that, from the date OF
sending in their bids-the 10th of jam.
sry-they will charge $50 for lighting each
lamp.
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House for Sale

IA ter, bath room, stable, carriage house, wash
house, DC, within three minutes walk Of the Post
Once: Possession given on the OF April. For
sale cheap and terms easy. II It S6lu before April
1Ss liz It %tll be rented. A.u.PAR FRIDGE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-11

Revolution Aud some Of the, most raps.
Cious plunderers are among the noisiest
vaunters of their own loyalty and patri-
Otism.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-11
FIVE HUNDRED MEN.

This Regiment has won brilliant reputation.
and Is now In its Fourth Year of service, having
participated in SeVBNTY-EIGHT HARD POUG ar
BATTLES and been awarded Gold Medals by Con.
gress for the capture Of battle flags from the enemy
TINS Regiment Is armed with the Spencer Seven
hootng Rihe, which is decidedly the most formid.
able weapon now in use. This fact alone should
induce men to enlist in this regiment which is at
present In comfortable winter quarters.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-11
DOWN STILL LOWER.

T HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES OF CALIoos
York Prices. -
fe2 Us RHODES.
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Attention!!

a LII those who still indebted to u.s. will please
"A call without delay and settle, and much oblige
le3 D. NICOLL BRO
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MARRTFD-

February I'd, 1864, by william Workman, Eos
Ar. DAVID MONTGOMERY, ofMArshall county, W. vas
to Miss MARY A. HAWN, Of Belmont county, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-11

On the morning ofFebruary Sd, 1885, at the resi.
dence Of his daughter, Elizabeth MoOormick, in
Manchester Judge DAVID sMTRH, in the SOth year of
his age. His remains were inferred at Columbus,
Ohio, on tho It'll inst '7 "a ~ ~
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FOR RENT

THE RENNRR HOTEL, on Main Htrsst, aboy,
i the Suspension Bridge. Possession RiTon an
JOHN KNOX.
fel-n shoO Store.
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Owl Hollow OIL COmDany.

Glands located in West Virginial, are no " opep
at the office of P. c. Hildreth Bro, Main Street.
called for immediately; any information In regard
TO location Of lands, indications, &C., will be given
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-11

THOMAS 8. ADHESION was admitted and ha,
Il been partner in our firm since Jan. 4th, 1854
~ ACHFSON, BELL q 90,
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NOTICE.

A MEETING OF TIE THE STOCKHOLDERS
IA Of the "Clinton Furnace, Oil and Mining Com.
pany of Wheeling, Baltimore aud PHILADELPHIA for
organisation and election Of Directors Of Said Com
pany, will be held at the ONCE OF the Fire and
hariae Insurance Company, in the city ofWhee ling
ja25-td =
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NOTICE.

ToHN L sMIFH has been admitted a. . partner
q to our hIm, dating from January 1St, 1855.
fe1 LAUGHLIHS BUSHRIELD,
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FOR SAIB
Co-Partnership.

ASSOCIATED WITH NE ON the frUt Of January
4 last James Heill ~ . partner in my business Of
soap and Candle manufacturing, at No. / Main
street Mr. NELL has had several Ysar6 experiences
With me In the business, and Il will be onr Joint
enoEt togiVe entire SatiBfaetion to our customers
ie2-1m EDWARD REID
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Substitutes.

CUBsTITUTEs FURHIsHED at my ONCE on Main
y street. between Monroe and Quincy, over the
Bank Of Wheeling. D. J. SMITH,
lan4S-tt -L. claim Agent.
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For Sale.
a LARGE o0MM0DIOUs DWELLING HOUSE,
"A corner Of Main and North sts., North Wheel.
ing. Apply to MICHAEL SWEENEY, on the
premises. fe4-2WG
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SMITHS RESTAURANT.

No 11s Main st.-HOFnbF00k's Building.
A LII KINDS OF GAME, Tin seaSon,) OYSTERS
"A Pigs Feet and Tripe,;; BuckWheat and Wafis
Cakes, Hot ocffee' and Tea, served up In the best
style. U. B. SMITH,
te1l-1mn Proprietor.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-11

conse I am Tns on. or tired fighting Cop.
Perheaas-notwilhs!a;Iaing expect to he
ont Of politics hereafter, save to have
my own notions as a private citizen.
l do not complain OF my patronage.
but it might have been much better. The
county is too. small to make a PAPER yery
lucrative. Still We have al:nost doubled
the subscription list during our term aad
our run of job work and advertising is
the bes, ever enjoyed 10 the county. Il
| only had what is due me I would re-.
joics and feel thsnkful. TglU
To all who have patronised me, snd be-
friendNd ne (and there are many that did
so,) l return my sincere thank. l will
ever remember them with grati,i,ds.
And nov, dear friends, farewell, 1 pra,
God to bless you with long life, health
aad happiness, end ssoss- especially f=pssy
God Jou may make your peace wi.h Him,
that you may all fnd an interest in the
blood Of Jesus, SO that We may have /.
happy reunion on the shore of everlast.
iag Bliss. This is the parting desire Of.
ABRAHAM GUSS.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-11
PAY UP

| As this is the lsst issue of the .Sentine,
uade. Cur au.pices, we again, and for the
last time, call upon all delinquents to call
aud settle Immediately. We have waited
on many Of them long and patiently. We
are nov going into new business and
need oil our money. We have almost .
thousand dollars Of unpaid subscription ons
standing out on orr books. Since the frst
Of January, 1864, the cash receipts of
this oAice tsTe not overrun the expenses
more than about $500 OUT of this small
sum We have had 70 pay our house rent
and kecp or family for ons year and
thrse-forrths, CT twenty -out MONTHS
There could be money made in this Office
if all would pas up PROMPTLY. Soris Dc
SO but not ALIVE have now 175 men Who
are paid in advance of thi, date. We
have made out our outstasdiEg secoHLts
aud wi.h them settled immedi.tsly On
this extra half sheet which We publish this
week those of our subscribers ,cW fld
the amount Of their bills due W up to dase
scr,tten Immediately BEFORE their nanses
At the head Of the paper-those who are
square on the books will have nothing
written, likewise those With whom We
have unsettled aecounts-and those pAo
hare paid IN cdeance u,N find the same
TO their credit written Immediately ATrER
their names st the head Of the psper,
which amount We viii hand over to our
successor who will fulfil our contrac, bv
furnishing papers to that amount. If xe
have made any mistakes let them be cor
rected nop.
We expec. to remove from this place
in about two weeks aad in order to SAGE
trouble 70 both parties. desire all these
accounts seftied before re 90. All our
profits; and much more. are standinp ont
on our books4-unless we get this MONEY
We cannot make both ends meet Dear
friefas and patrons, We need our money
to pay our debts, for We desire to live hon.
estiy besote all men. Our last request to !
delinquents is pay off tie Ps,nter and bid !
aim depart rejoicing with pcsce in bis |
heart asd tifsts change in his pocket.
If We are not a. home when sny of our
country friends call. they viii 6pd our
books st the Book SrosE Of Mr.. A. n
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