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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
Canadian Pnrliameni....S.0
Of'A Ad sifrAa

QUEBEC, Jan. i1.-pa-liamen. opened to-
day. Ine Governor III his opening spe-th
conyratulates the House on the general
prosperity and cOntentmens Of the people,
and oI continuance o. peace. Referring 10
ontrageS commit; led ca the commerce and
territory Of the nited states by PERSONS
who have sought refuge on Canadian soil,
be says, III order 10 prevent the organ;za-
ton OF such enterprises within the provin-
ces, and to enable me TO discharge efec-
tually my duties towards neighbor;ng and
friendly powers. I have seen 1T 10 organize
system OF detective police on the frontier,
and with the same design have called for
permanent duty portion OF the volunteer
force OF the province. Similar consiiera-
tons suggested the n-opriety OF aiming
The Executive government vita stronger
powers than now posses. ed Tor dealing
with persons, who while awaiting them
selves TO Inc right of asy um always ALLOW
Ell on British sou 20 political refugees, who
may be ulni1dful OF the implied obI;ga-
tons which by residence among us they
May contract 10 obey laws and respect the
poiisy 0; the sovereign. bill trained 20.
this purpose VIII be lad before the Ho4 Sc,
and Ask it's early consideration.
The tovtrEnf c"DSla:t..ate- iae House
on the zeal shown b. volunteers, and ask
| 20 vote supplies aaJ Necessary expends-
ture. he informs the House that the finan.
| cial legislation OF laat session has been at
tended with successful results, and rere-
nue is largely increased and trade ex.
tended.
/ In regard to the confederation. he .av:
that circumstances afford Opportunities
OF aot merely tae settlement oi the t.ue.
ton OF provincial politics, but s.mu..ane
GUS creation of Il new nationality. Par.:a
mentasy negotiations are opened by Gov
errors OF other Provinces and the -es.a.t
was meeting in Quebec Of conlpan
comprised OF the Delegates, OF al Coon rs
and sanctioned by tbs Crown,
Inc proposed union embed. IS a series O
resolutions, which, with other papers re,a
ting to the subject, viii bs laid before ID,
House. The general plan was co-d:a,l-
approved BY the Imperial Government
ana lmperia. sanction will be given. Til
: Governor says in commemorative of til;
subject, the Importance OF which It is i,r
possible TO exaggerate, that It now remain
TO decide whether the vast tract o: coun,r
be consolidated into State, conbinin
within its area all the clements Of natio.a
greatness, or whether The severa; Proyir
,, ces remain in their present frag.nenta,
: ana isolated condition, .owerless for nj
tual alc, anu Incapable C undertaking
!. proper share OF Imperial responsibility.
. The House adjourned I'll Monday. " ne
: the considerable % tie BIZ. viii .sa take
: up.
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What Rebel Deserters Say.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF 7HE t.o1oaAc,
Jan is. -Evening.-A number OF desestefs
came into our lines ii from. OF PETERSBURG
last evening" They bring II, portant news,
if il is 10 be relied on. They say that the
Danville Railroad between DanvIl.e and
Greens boro for As miles has been destroyed
hy the heavy rains, and that every culfert
and bridge has been carried away, and
that Lees army is likely 10 be out of ra-
tons altogether very soon. The quantity
they issue now is entirely inadequate TO
satisfy their wants, and these ,Hen were not
disposed to remain and saiier almost star
walton.
Every effort is being made 10 rebuild the
road, aud large gang U. men ara detailed
for that purpose, but even at that it wiz
take some days to repair i. This il the
main road by which they &c. supplies 70
II would not be strange If the sta.-, o. a..
fairs in this vicinity should undergo az
important change within few days.
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The fenian Convention.

CINCI:'NAII, Jan. E..-E.ePoEts Ct Pro
ceaings OF the second Annua, Congress o:
tenian brotherhood, now being held IN
this city, that have been made public, con-
tain but little Of interest. The time SO "a.
has been occupied ia the appointment. q
sasious business committees.
Mr.. john C'MaioEy Of Raw -c-h, was
chosen President.
TIE following Gentlemen ara Vice Pres
idents: ". Moran OF st. Louis; ?. w
-Jaan Of Ill.,. Capt. Buffalo Of ". y. W
Griffin OF Ind: VIM. Doody Of Mass; WIZ
i,anuand b. Louisville.
Meetings open 10 tie pubic are held eve
~ night. Addresses ara mode by pro:ni-
ueut members.
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FROM NexicU.

NV YORK, Jan. io.-By the Havana
steamer to-day We have ad,ices from Vera
Cruz TO the Sl>t, and isoin TIE City O. Max
leo 10 Dec. 18th.
Emperor Maxi,niliaI has written A let
ter to his Minister Escudero- affirming
his views as 10 the cnUrch, and anaounc-
ing that though there is 70 IL fa,. and free
federation Of religious opinion, g. the State
religion viii ue Catholic.
Il is stated il Mckee shat ;aa I.apera,
Government viii be recognized Dv the / .
$. in March, and this crror. .:nds credence
III d. piomatic circles at the Capita.
Tne pTesen. wLereaboGt, OF Jua-ez -
uncertain, bu. il is supposed ne y with
Gen. Pa.to.i, a. A.alnosa, 4 tow. q Soao-
IA
More cf Jua...t's chiefs have. according
70 Government journals, given IL adhesion
~ tho
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Rebel Robbers CaDaareu.

NEY. YoKg, Jan. i7.-Hotlr aIIayed yef-
81 pirates and incendiaries have been ar.
rested by officers under Gen Fix and Su-
peTintendent kenCedr. The usre under
the leadership Of rebel CAPT. Sell, a.S
were captured On the nc-thera bcrs.e-.-
lacy 81 - tied sy coz. uaas..., Il { r:
La.a,..te,
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Gold.

NEW YORK. The gold market eth ~
the effect OF the fall OF f'oTt Fisher, asa \. I
still further depressed b. the news Q, =.
prospect of peace growing cut Of B.a- !.
visit 10 Richmond. The prica opeIa
ia, ana steady declined 70 ---ii.
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Explosion.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. To- Three poF
der mills belonging 10 the Hazard powis
Company. at Burnside, four niles froL
this city, exploded this forenoon, Ail.irs
men and seriously woGndin- a-Cthet.
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"a, ,aas aood cannot gather an army Of 20 !.
w men, and that the Southwest is pract'.
CA.iy conquered country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-26
OUR NEW DRESS.

Wepresent the INrELLIGEScER to our
readers this morning in a new dress.
From rim to rim-in all its fixtures and
appurtenances-the paper has been re-
QUILTED. We trust our typographical
appearance Will be alike creditable to
us and pleasing to our readers. New
type, however, is often apt to disap-
point expectations for the first few is
sues. If such is our experience we
shall patiently bear with it, knowing
that it will not be long.
The re-dressing of n newspaper is al
ways notable and expensive event in
its history. Hence it is generally made
the occasion of gratulatory editorial
of considerable length. We have no
purpose of that sort this morning. We
are content with the daily evidence
which our sheet gives that it is self
sustaining enterprise, and the fact of
our new dress shows that we at least
have faith in its future. We modestly
presume to regard the INTELLIGENCER
as fixed institution.
We may venture to express the be-
lief that outside the great cities, our
establishment, in all its appointments,
equipments and facilities, not only as
newspaper, but as general job print
ing concern, is not excelled anywhere.
We feel as though we may rightfully
claim that our patronage has come to
lis because of proper devotion to our
business, and because of fixed course
of fair dealing with every patron and
employee. Wehavc seen our dark days
and had our full share of adversely.
Up to 1860, we carried as heavy load
in the shape of our political principles,
as any paper i'll this country ever shout
dered. We feel thankful that not only
ourselves, but the whole land has been
delivered from the prescription of pro-
slavery despOtism. We propose no new
programme in the conduct of our pa
per. What it has been in the past, it
Will continue to be in the future, sub
ject, wo trust, to that Improvement
winch should result from IL ripper expe-
rience. We intend to spare no pains
or reasonable expense to make the IN
TELLIIESCER welcome visitor in the
hands of every one of its large and In
creasing circle Of readers.
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A Card.
Eaitors I,telllaencer

Editors IHteILigenceT
sIRs: 1 desire through your columns
to return my sincere thanks to Captains
Hudson and NIcGown of the mastering
department, and to Major NIcPhail and
Major Bazzell, of the pay department,
for the uniform courtesy and kindness
they have extended to the officers and
men of the 18th West Virginia Infantry.
also for the very prompt manner In
which the rolls We're examined and the
men paid oil. We arrived in Camp on
Tuesday night, and by Friday AFTER
ternoou the men were paid and on their
way home, showing the superior bust
moss qualification Of these officers, and
furnishing an example of official dis
patch worthy of imitation. / consider
myself, and the men of my late COM
mand, as under great obligations to
these worthy officers, and fortunate in
having our finaI settlement fail into the
hands of such able and efficient Officers.
JOHN w. HOLIDAY.
Late Lieutenant Colonel 18th W. Va.
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Notice to Butchers.

WE THE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE
W. appointed by the executive committee,
who have in charge the arrangements for the
Fourth OF July ceremonies for dedicating the
Soldiers Cemetery and laying OF the cor
ner stone of the monument to be erected
thereon, would respectfully request our fellow
butchers to attend n meeting ut John Balls
Tavern on Wednesday morning, the 18th inst,
at So'clOcR, for organizing and clecting officers
and for making arrangements to attend as n
body in the procession on the morning of the
Fourth, and thus participate in the rejoic-
ingS over the return OF peace to our late dis
tT5lcted country and to show our respect and
love for our brave soldiers who have flIlen in
defence Of our common country.
OTTO HESS,
MATTHEW SEAMAN,
CHARLES ZEOCIGLER
LEWIS HULL,
GEORGE BOWERS,
GEORGE ZEOCKLER,
ie9i-St Committee.
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FEARS were expressed few days ago
that the southerners would settle down
sullenly and refuse to take part in the
REIMBURSEMENT of political relations. The
indications now are that there need be
no approximations on that pround. Ger
tninly there seems to he no lack of men,
willing TO Take Office under the govern
ment, orto have controlling voice in
determining the manner of reconstruc-
ton,
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NOTICE.


A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTI-
N fled, that will attend Mt the times and
p aces below stated, for the purpose OF hearing
a I'd determining any appeals that may be
m de from the assessments of the several as
sstant assessors, under the Internal Revenue
Law, in the First Collection District of West
Virginia The lists, valuations and enumer-
atoms made and taken by said assistant as
SCISSORS, will be open Mt the time and place OF
holding said appeals, for the inspection OF all
persons who may desire to do so.
will attend as follows, viz:
AT MOundSVille, Marshall County, on Mon
day, the 18th of June.
At the office OF James c. Orr, Collector in
Wheeling, on Tuesday, the 9th.
At Wellsburg, Brooke County, on Wedncs-
day, the 18th.
At the office OF Jabez II. Cochran, Hancock
County, on Thursday, the 18th.
AT New MnTtinsyilIe, Wetzel Co., OH We'd
At S;istseEsyIlle, Tyler County, on Thursday,
At: St. 4Iarys, Peasants County, on Friday,
the 9TH ofJuly.
"All appeals must be in writing, and must
specify the particular cause, matter or thing
respecting which a decision is required and
must state the ground or principal OF error or
inequality complained Off
JOHN PARKINSON,
Assessor LIST Dist West Va.
CAMERON, June II, 1855. dtjyl&w2t
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.
00ice Of Collector Internal Lerc,,,e.
First District Of IVeSL Virtyf,IfC-

First District Of IPeSL Virginia.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THE CITY
~ OF wheeling and RitchIetOwn County
not yet rGtUrnetD that the Licenses for the
year 1895, Income tax not yet ready for col
lection are now due and payable at my otfice
No. 4U0 Main St, over G. w. JOhnSon'S TIM
ware store, where payment must be made or
the law as approved July ith, 1856 and ouOfefl
below, Will be strictly enforced:
SEC. Is. And be 1t further enacted, That
G'lch Of SAID collectors shall, within twenty
days after receiving his annual collection IiSt
nom the assessors, give notice by advertise
nent published in each county in his colIeC-
county, If any such there be, and by notifica-
tons to be posted up in at least four DubIic
places i'll each comfy in his collection district
that the ssuid duties have become due and
payable, and state the time and place within
said county at which he or his deputy will AZ
tend 10 receive the same, which time Shnll
not be less than ten days after such notification
ana all persons who shall neglect TO pay the
duties and taxes so as aforesaid assessed with
IN the time specified, shall be liable to nav tan
per ceutum additional upon the amount
thereof, the TACT OF which liability shall he
Stated in the advertisement and uOtifjcnfIonS
Aforesaid. And II any person shall neEyIerf 10
pay rs Aforesaid for more than ten days II
shall be the duty OF the collector or his inpy1.
tS to issue to such person a uotiCIa 10 IN Iaff ar
his dwelling or usual place OF business or tC.
sent by mnll, demanding the payment of said
duties or taxes, stating the amount thereof,
Win lee OIL twenty cents for the issuing and
service OF such notice, and with four cents fDr
each mile actually aud necessarily travelled in
serving the same. And il such persons shall
not pay the duties or taxes, with the penalty
aforesaid, and the fec OF twenty cents and
mileage us aforesaid, within ten DAYS nftC r the
service or the Senuing by mail of such nOti,,a
IL shall be the duty Of the collector or his denn
~, to collect the said duties or taxes, and iet,
OF twenty cents and mileage, with ten per cen.
tum penalty rs aforesaid"
Odlce hours nom a. m. to p. m.
je96-l0t Collector First DIST. " Va
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GREAT BARGAINS I'M PIANOS.

TIXTRAO ORDINARY INDUCEMEGSl!s7 WI.
4 bc offered TO Piano HuYers, De'"te"
Re snrF and call at - Monroe Street. wleIe
Won will sec and hear the very best aud ciItsi-
est Pianos, made i'll New York aud Boston N,
str1inty bass Ey a regularity in the conSIItle-
tion. they are warranted 10 STAND N ~
InS;;FI, Than any other Piano made
;nSi-jIv PHILIP PHILLIPS &ty.
j. DE HICQI.f>S, Agent,
~ Monroe street.
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A DECLINE IN PRICE OF RAW MATE
81, Eli, enables US to reduce the price OF the
I1A SElsIOR BAKlNG POWDERS. THIS arti-
Cle mas proved itself without AN equal In tiIe
market, and its quality Will be strictly main
y naTi1. lie careful to obtain the genuine,
cans and In bulk US wanted, by -
7. H. LOGAN & Co.
and LOGAN, LIST q CO.
Wholesale Druggists Wheeiinp-
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West Virginia Ohio County Circuit
Court. june ed, 1864.
IUOIIllS INOrnDuFB
against

Tho HempHe!d II. r. Co., ct al.
pY VIRTUE OF a DECREE RENDER
ID ed in the above entitled cause, by the Cir
cult Court Of OHIO county on the ID day of
June, 1865, shall proceed to sell ut public sale
at the mont door Of the Court HOUSE OF Ohio
county on SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF
JULY, y. d. 1866, to the highest and best bid
der, the property III the decree mentioned but
more fully described i'll the report of survey
as follows: u piece or parcel OF land in Ohio
county, West Nirginin, on the line of the
uemPhcld Railroad between the loyYerTreSSel
Bridge and Triadelphia and bounded as fol-
lows: BEGINNING at the east side of the Ma
tlonnl road, thence S. 81 Z. ll.A poles to a
sycamore stump, thence y. az, f. SO poles
to stone pile at the creek, thence y. s. ~
o. poles TO the beginning, containing one
ROOD and - percheS, together With the uppur-
tenances, fixtures and improvements there
unto belonging.
Also the right of way over piece or parcel
OF ground, now occupied by Sufd Railroad OF
the uniform width OF four pcrchcS and run
ming the following courses and distances viz:
beginning at the above named lower 'TresSScl
Bridge, thence n. 2i, l.. l42 poles. thence &
ola, h. Il poles, thence n. 60gI y. II OOleS
thence n. s., L. u poles, containing four acres
three TnodS ana twenty-four peTCheS, together
with the appurtenauccS, fixtures md inn
pL0NeinentS thereuntp belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-Tcn per centum of tho
purchase money in cash, the balance on n
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months. Of
from the day OF sale until paid, the purchaser
giving bonds with good security for the de-
ierTed payments; the title to he retained until
the whole OF the purchase money Is paid
JOSEPH SEYBOLD
JeZU-IWd&Itw Sheriff OF Ohio Co.
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Special NOticc.-The oficc hours DURING
Tue Tue Week; are from eight o'clock in the norns
Ing until halE-Iast seven in the evening On
sundays, the ONCE Is open only in the .Kor,H
noon, VIZ: rom to hnlfpaSt To-. Persons nre
tssPectIullS requested not to call for mail MAI
yer except during office hours All knOclSinp
Anu cSlllnS at the windows is a serious nIIS
.llaCS 70 the business inside, which is now
up OF mail, which IS always indiC1itpil hT
Ille word "Shut," on the siabi at the box win.
call. --"' ~ Alio S,S or
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Lost---$25 REWARD.

WAS LEFT IN THE WASH ROOM OF
w the Mcclure House, Wheeling on the
morning of the 2ith, II Diamond Ring, with
miniature inside. The above reward will be
jowelry store Of c. P. Brown & Co., or office of
the Mcclure House. je26-lt
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TIE PCBLIC DEBT.

4 writer in the \. y. Independent
figures up the principal and annual in
forest OF the Public Debt. When all
clairDs, including pensions, shall have
been adjusted and funded, AS follows:
Our debt inciuding tic principal of
the pension Hstj viii be fully iour bill!
lions vi d0llars-.i, U0O, 100000. At six
per cent.thc interest Will be $40, OOO,UOO.
THIS is almost double the interest on the
Gebt o! Grcnt Britain, which is Sl3l ,e06,-
500. Our ordinary expenses are $780,
0JD0O0. The cost OF our army and navy
Tor Il Jew years must be ut least SllO, 0UO,-
0G1 Il year. Our annual expenses will
then stand thus:
Interest on the national
debt, S24O, OOO, 600
Ordinary expenses, la0,OOO, GOO
Army and Navy, llO,O0O,OOO
Total $4,000 900
- Four hundred and seventy millions
OF dollars TO be raised by taxation! We
must nearly double the present heavy
burden on the people! All this caused
by the rebellion! Shall the rcbctS pay
no pat gf It? The whole expense OF
the English government Including the
interest on her debit is $685., III $50.
Shall we impose nearly double TINT
sum on our loyal people, and let those
who caused it retain their estates? Ny
suggestion is, take all the real estate
owned by rebels who arc worth more
than $4,000 each. Allot IL proper pOr-
uOn TO the freedmen. Sell all the bal
auce i'll tracts of not more than 100 acres
enSh, and appropriate the proceeds us
follows:
l. Invest $500, 900, 900 in L. S. six per
cent bonds, and add the annual interest
to the pensions of those who have be-
come entitled by the casualties of the
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The English papers report that thou
sands of Welsh Golfers and homework
crs will probably como to America this
year. At one colliery n hundred miners
have given notice that they intend to
leave for this country. Laborers are
beginning to be scarce at some of tho
mines. That is a class of cmigrants that
To very much need in this country now,
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WANTED, CANvAss1NG AGENTs.-we
w want active persons, with business tai
ent, In every State, to take exclusive county
rights tosell n work called photograph Famf-
ly Record" which will be by far the most
popular book ever published in America
Thousands will be sold i'll every county: every
family will buy one. Great inducements to
disabled soldiers. Not n book will be sold from
n store. Old CslnvGSScrs, now Is your time.
There is no doubt about II. Applicants must
give references, occupation, locality and name
the county wanted. One county to one agent.
cular and terms. Address BARTLiSSON &
CO., No. Gil CHESSUT Street, Philadelphia,
Penn. ie9;-StWtSItdS
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E. A. WEBER,

TEACHER OF MUSIC AND ORGANiST,
i extensively known in this city anu anu L y,gtn'
ity. be;,S leave to announce that Io-3v!'-
ROW, TUESDAY, THE 9Th INSTANT, he
will open his new Music and Variety St9!t,
where he will keep on hand an as>oFlMIgi4s
of Pianos, (among them SIeinway'S, and u II
zletOn'S, OF New York; McICdeons sheet Hsl,
sic, including the best Instruction BOOK, ann
latest Sheet Publications, NioltnS, Gn!'a'A
Flutes, AccouIeons and BanjOs Of the t'Isi i i"..
eign and American make, German and Il.l!!4.
Strings. Also, Stationery, PhotoSrnphIcH" '+'
and Notions. H.
He will promptly attend to any Orders 70;
Music left at the store.
He will, as heretofore, give Instructions oa
the Piano, MelodeOn, Organ, and i'll IlN!9ukh
bass, either at scholars house, or at his 1iusl.
Room. QO3 Main street, where fine PlahV -
kept for practice. ,,.,---....,,,i.
cd to. 60,
renting out Pianos. -.
Keeping only the best of Goods on haul
having adopted the motto Of quick sales anu
small profits, being always up 10 the Tine ~.
he respectfully bespealSs the gatroma$TI ny w
public. T.; a. " ENi-''
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Notice to buyers OF on or WHISKY

Barrels.
OO4ce orthe Collector Of Internal Reterue,O
First Disyict Of IVest VTgilia,
Wheeling, Custom House, June ., 1855.
TFIND IT NECESSARY TO CAUTION par-
L ties from buying or selling old Oil or Wits
ky Barrels unless The following provisions of
law are complied With, See. 50, 40" and any
cflsll or package With the Inspection marks
thereon n Q, shall be subject 10 like penal
ty $500 for each CAslI or package so purchGs-
ed, sold or used" The above penalty will be
enfurced hereafter. ]. G. ORR,
je242t Collector First Dist. W. Va.
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MANTED.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Entertainments to The list, end and 3rd
West Va. Veteran Vol. Cavalry
of ''CusGer'S BrIRNde.''
FIRST DINNER ON SATURDAY NEXT.
SECOND DINNER on. TUESDAY NEXT,
TAT B. & o. Depot, at o'clock, z. NJ
COMMITTEE MEN ARE HEREBY NO
" titled to proceed without further notice TO
make necessary provision for the proper en-
tertainment of these returned heroes.
Contributions OF Pies, Cakes, Tarts, Fruits,
Pickles, &C., &c, solicited. BY order of
JOHN BISHOP, President.
JSO. E. WILSON, Sec'S. je2S-3t
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LOST.

CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT ON THE lsT
- National Bank of Wheeling, No. 80, dated
January 9Th, 1865, in favor of Frederick Star
line, for one hundred dollars. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating 1t as payment
has been stopped.
SERGT. F. STARLINE,
je2B-lt" Co. NJ, LIST w, Va, Cavalry,