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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-21
Blythe Governor Of West Virgini,
IA PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAs, AN ORIGINAL VACANCY
w exists in the Office OF Judge for the Ninth
JudlSia circuit, and n vacancy has been oC-
CtLSlone[i IN the Office OF Judge for the Tenth
Ludlclal circuit by the removal by th,, Itl,is-
NtuiS, OF John w. Kennedy, from said Office
-Dotn OF which vacancies have been tenn
PoEaf1I% nlled in the manner prescribed by
law And, whereas, It is made the duty Of
Ine SoNeFnor to give notice, of such vacan-
SieS ~ proclamation, and by the saIne to
apPolnt some day, not less than thirty nor
more IMAM sixty days from the date thereof
loE hOluing elections TO fill said vacancies:
NoW, therefore, /, Arthur l. Foreman, Gov
eTnor OF the state of West Virginia, hereby
glSs notiCe OF the vacancies existing as aiorc-
said, and appoint Thursday the TST-enty,.SirfI,
uaS OF october next for holding elections 10 MI
SAID vacancies. And the supervisor and in
SPeStOfs OF election ut each voting place with
mine several counties composing the Ninth
ana 1enth JudiciRl Circuits are hereby direct
81 70 mold elections Mt their several DlacfS of
Young, OIL the day and for the officIs herein
before specified and to make due RETURN there
OF IN accordance with section fortS-three of
cnapter one hundred of the Acts OF eighteen
hundred and sixty-three, : - = Se''
- IN testimony whereof, I have here
IS unto set my hand and caused the seal
I OF the Said State to he nfIixed at the,
- Capital in the City of Wheeling this
iIhlftS-i1TSt day OF August in the yenr of our
Loru, eighteen hundred and SiSfy-fvel md
OF the State the third - ''-->-
= n, :. ~ ARTHUR I. FOREMAN.
Sepl-lmd&w -
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ghiIadelphia MARKET.

AliAADELPHlA, Sept. 20.
PErRoLEUM-Yery firm and unchan-
gu Si EELouI-Duli; supertiue 81 ESQ
"a I WHEAT-Dull; sales new red at
g O5Ca2 Os; old do, $2IsCd2 20; white
e 35Cg2 40. realistically; southern aS,..
ia. 81 %. CoRN-Efrm; sales 1. OOO I'm
yellow at CSC. OATs-Advanced 10 5Oc
WIIIsKTFlSteady al. Sc 3d. ~ ~ -
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OmcIaI Accounts OF The Cho1cr

% .
DISPATCHES FROM AMERICAN coNsULs.
The American consul at CONSTANT
nople, in aletter to the State Depart
ment dated August II, says: cit is
estimated that the victims of the Chol-
era already number twenty thousand.
the number of deaths in a single duV
having reached one thousand. 10 1t is
said that probably two hundred thou
sand of the terrOr-stricke inhabitants
have left the city," .rg. ~
Our consul Mt Barcelona, under date
of August q, says: "The cholera is
fully declared in this city, tho deaths
from which disease have averaged nm
to this date, about twelve per dny; or
the total number Of deaths from cholera
in barcelona to August 81, is $50. There
have also been many deaths from other
over $4,000 people have len Barcelona
.duf1nE thela fifteen days, leaving at
present perhaps 1900 persons in the
city, on the 2lSt inst, there were 81
deaths. PIX dssf'f i-itsf7i .tai
/, The consul ut Leghorn, Italy, reports,
under date of August %: ''Ths Gholera,
which has prevailed in an alarming
degree for tho pnst few months in
Egypt, Turkey, and soIne of the east-
ern portions of Italy, Inns not yet
reached this place. IL has not broken
out on the western coast of Italy. eS-
cept Mt Malta. Among the Muss1lmen
population nightly professions peram-
bulhte Districts, chanting hymns and
prayers for the nverting of the scourge.
Among the Greek population the fright
has almost resulted in a famine, bakers
refusing to make bread, butchers to kill
meat, and yrot.erS to sell DroVisiOnS
The, panic among the masses of the
people is ont of all proportion to danger.
In Ancona and other places on the Adri-
attic where it prevails, it is very fatal,
and of those attacked more than half
have died" $50
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SYRACUSE, Sept. 2Oth.-C. w. Depew
mas Withdrawn his name as a candidate
Ior Secretary. of State, although warm
" pressed by many delegates, and
everything now Indicates that the tick
ct will be composed of new mon. chieC.
ly of military reputation. S--A'i7
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NE, New York, Sept. 2O.-Chief Justice
EEnTaSe, Secretary Stanton, Secretary
neIles and Governor Andrews are in
the city. Senator Morgan gives an en-
tertainment to Secretary Stanton this
evening. A number of distinguished
PPeEsons have been invited to visit the
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NEW TURK, sept. 20
C GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Steady; Skies.
iSS! coupons, 1875 do, 500 coupons,
lo1Sai do, new issue, lO55s; Treasury
7-30s, first series, g99S. III : - :
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPooI-DuII md
nominal, Mt Cd. for corn and CID. for
wheat. -
= SToCRs Heavy, and dull; Ohio and
MISSISSIPPI certificates TX; Mississippi
ana Missouri S. g. bonds SS1S; Toledo
and w. so; Quicksilver 475s; Central
Coal %; Erie S6}s; Hudson 100; Reading
Central l27k; Pittsburg ,7OIs; North
western preferred 81 4; Quincy Us; Rock
ISIahd-lll q; Fort Wayne OS; Prairie Du
Chien 54L.
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valuable Coal and Farming Land
FOR SALE.

S,ITUATED u MILE BELoW BENwOop.
. a miles below WheelinEl Marshall county
w. Va, running nom the Ohio River to tile,
top OF River Hin, containing 80 acres with -
acres OF coal. There is .Oa OF river bottom
i'll good cultivation, with a small orchard
and ~ acres OF grape vines; 10 acres hill three
fourths OF which is cleared and cultivated A
first rate landing ut the river, and great facil-
lilies for steamboat coal yapi. The Balti-
Marshall county Plank Road pass through
the place. Tho site alongside of the RAILROAD
Iron Furnace or Rolling Mill, with conVe-
nient supply OF coal, and ready shiplnent by
rail- or river. Title indiSputable. Terms OF
payment made TO suit purchaser. Apyly 10
DIR T. y. HIIpREIH,
18th Street, opposite Court House
Plttsburg Commercial copy l week and
send bill 10 this office, septS-2W
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ProDertV for Sale.

TlHE DWELLING HOUSE ON QUINCY
j Street, between Fourth and FiftlI, now oc-
Cupied BY Rev MIR. MOflit. Also, the adioIn-
ing HoUSt. now occupied by MIR. Hall. Also
the property on Market street, known MS the
Old Jail, with the tenement ON the back end
OF lot, and frame house adjoining the Old
Jail will I've sold at a bargain. II not sold by 9TH
of october, the properly will be Offered at
SenS-iTnS 4. ALLEN HOWELL.
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Portland, Me-, Sept. 2O.-The fire
ms morning on Federal street, between
fearl and Franklin streets, DESTROYED
ne ne mansion of the late Capt. John VIII
In lt, and nearly destroyed the house
to Mr.. Walters on the east.
and Edward Harland on the west. md
d1,alnagtng the new Rumsey house on
congress street, in the rear. -
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The GoId-MnrLe1

- NEW York, Sept. 2O.-Gold is in ac-
i've i've request for customs, the wants of
tSnS oF ~. ior the present week having
days of the season. The advance In
naturally drives up the pre-
MUM iH. The price has ranged at ia n
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New York Money srnrl,e,.

] MONEY Easy, at 6h6 per Icent. sTFR-
Ling EXCaANGE-FirIn at i0gI n ITO
decided change: omen.
ing at 1895, advancing to IA, and clos
ing Mt 1895. The steamer Scotia. for
Liverpool, to-day carried out S385, 600 in
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For Sale

T WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT 1
now live in on Water Street, IL fronts - feet
) inches by ~ feet deep. There is II Very COM
mOdiouS dwelling house with rooms and a
bath house, with both hot and cold water
Stable and Ice hOuse-all in good repafr i
will sell my groceries and give possession 10
the person purchasing If they want them MS
l wish 10 quit business. For particulars in-
quire of ~ j. X. BOTSFORD,
sepi-tf Water ST.. Wheeling, WA.
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tor SALE.
FOR SALE.

ETNHAT VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS
stand, No. 100 Main street, and at present
occupied by the 'MeSSrs. Jacobs & Bro, MS a
Dry Goods Store and dwelling. Said prom
erty has recently underwent n thorough Trsil-
ONatinE and is now justly considered one OF
the best business stands in the city OF Wheel
unnum. 70 ~
Title nnquestionnble. and terms OF sale TO
suit the purchaser.
Apply To TuOS. O'BRIES,
Real Estate Agent, or
s. HOR[HEIMER,
l76 Market street.
For sale also, Lot No. -, in Caldwclls adj
sep5-tT THOS. O'BRIEN.
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURE
ID. S. GENERAI. HosrTrA1.

Wheeling, u: Ia, pT7 18th, 1855.
II TAKE PLEASURE N STATING TO
Artificial Legs manufactured by LEONARD
LEGRAS, and for which you are agent For
simplicity of construction as well as durnIlili-
ty and convenience, have never seen any
thing to equRl them, and / therefore cheeriTIIly
recommend them to any who nre unfo rtunnte
enough to need artificial limbs
Very resptI your obedt serv't, 81. Z
a.eal t.-s JOHN KIRKER,
a. A. Surgeon, u. S. A.. in ciiarpe
WHEELING, w. Va, April 9TH, 1865.
/ have carefully examined the Artificial
simple in their construction, of good work
mRnship, light and very substantially made.
They VIII be quite as serviceable as any arti-
fetal legs in use, and on account of their SIM
Plicity and strength less liable to need repairs
cheerfully recommend them to any who
JoHS FRlssEL1,
a. a. Surgeon, U. 8. A
HEBRON, PLEAsASTs CoUSTY,lF w. VA.l {
- September l., lS85. !
Mr.. Charles BeIiLeT, IVheeling, ". Ia.
Dear SiT:-I hive now been using the two
half legs of the LeEran make, furnished by
you, for over two months and IL affords me
gTtslt pleasure in saying that they hive been
a great atisfactiOn to me in that tine. The
limb Is simple in construction, strong, and is
very comfortable; in fact 1 find 1t just the
limb which the necessities ofmy case require.
lhope there may be but few who have been
20 unfortunate as TO linve lost both their limbs
as have, hut II any such should be found, to
snch especially, and to all Others, Whose mis-
fortune II Is TO be deprived of n limb, / cheer
l9lIy recommed the Legran limb ON account
81 It's strength, simplicity, and general adap-
lation TO the uses for which 1t Is Intended.
very truly yours, Re,
SAMUEL BuNGARDSER.
FOR further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEHLER, AeSt.,
,r-os-,v AQnroe ST., 6ef, 3EtIrket & FbsUth.
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AnoIlleF destructive Fire in New
York =

NEw YoRK, Sept. 2O.-Between l2and
o'clock, a fire broke out in the upper
part of the. American Rice Mills, l5l
Fourth street, between Dover and Peck
Slip, and before the flames could be
checked, the entiFe, building, a large
five story brick, with its contents, WAS
consumed. The fire communicated to
the adjoining building, occupied by
Archibald NJ. PGnz, grocer and ship
chandler, and the three upper stories
were, badly Injured. The stock WINS
greatly damaged by the. delnge OF wa
ter poured upon 1t by the firemsn. The
loss "nnnot, fall short of 100000 OF
I$oOU,UUu. - ri-F5tl ~
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Rates OF I,ostnEe-.-BreWery RurncG

HN4aNS' y E5EcWVEL- HWEHOU.
. w4sHISeroNl Sept. 20. THE, rates of
stein and GGombardy by the PrHssian
Stored mail will hereafter he 81 cents
per single rate, ifprapaiCl, and SO cents
per single rate II uppaid. Hugerabuer
& Buyers lager beer brewery, in the
northeast paSt of thecity, was destroyed
by fire last night, togetheEwitht the coYl-
tents. Loss SIS, 900, which is covered by
insurance. Among the latest arrivals
from the South is ex-rebel Governor
VIM. Smith, of Va. 1t
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GRAND oaa Fellows, er9ss,s.lqp IN Bal,


BALTIMORE, Sept. 20-The CITY pre-
sents a gay aspect this morning. THE
various divisions of the great process
siOnof Odd Fellows are now marching
to the various positions assigned for
their formation, preparatory to.
marching to participate in the ceretnO-
MES of the unwilling of the splendid
moved at IL o'clock, and occupied Just
one hour in passing. The column
marched four abreast. Most of the
lodge appeared in new regain. with
their. new and elegant banners dis
played. Bands of music were inter-
spersed throughout the line. In the
body of the procession there appeared
some half dozen large wagons, hand
somelY decorated and crowded with
young orphan children, mostly girls,
who bore numerous! decorated Shields.
Variously inscribed with the names OF
various states and territories, notices,
etc. These cars were etith drawn bJ.
sikh horses, led by colored grooms dressed
| In Turkish costumes n = n rFItt 81
Following these cars cnine a4arge
number of boys, who, like the children
in the cars, are being educated ut the eN-
pense of the Order. There were also
many orphan children accompanying
the various lodges The rear of the
procession was brOughtup by the Grand
Encampment arrayed in their costly
regalias. A conspicuous feature of this
| portion of the procession was the tent 81
the Grand Encampment, in which was
seated the High Priest or the Order, ar
rayed in his Nestments, with the two
| guardians on either side They were
clad in black velvet, wearing helmets.
I Last ofall came the members of the
Grand Lodge of the United States, in
carriages. IeE noit ~ VI
To the disappointment of the vast
body OF spectators, the President OF
the United States was not present, hay
ing been prevented by official duties
\ from accepting the invitation.
The head OF the procession reached
the MONUMENT shortly AFTER noon, when
the line was halted whilst The Grand
Lodge MARCHED from the extreme Ion
to the stand erected Attic base of the
monument, when the ceremony of un-
yelling the Stntue of Charity took
I place. After prayer by the Rev. MIR.
! Williamson, the report of the Wildey
| Monument Committee WAS read. Past
| Grand Sire Nicholson then formally
kpresented tie monument to the GrnutI
4 Lodge of the United States, which was
received on their part. by Past Grand
Sire Veit6h, in an eloquent address.
Nr..l - 49, .L-..gL La L-Llg
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BELMONT IRON WORKS
AND NAIL FACTORY

B0unded as follows: west by the Ohio river.
north by Division street. east by Main sfraet
and south by the property Of NI6SSTs- Caldwell
& Lancaster. 7H.- -
ALSO, the Coal Mine in said Wand. nov,
worked by said corporation, and the raiIwnN-
connecting said mine and the rolling mill
Also, the real estate and coal pr0Der1y NO.
longing 10 the said corporation in and ndIOIn-
ing South Wheeling, including that Te,,sntIy-
purchased OF DR.. ]. G. Campbell and the
choStS IN action connected therewftlI; and 81
town lots IN south Wheeling, lately purrhns-
No. in CaldwGIl's addition 10 the citS- ~
wheeling, south east corner OF Main and III
vision streets, with five tenementS thGrann
IL IS supposed that the coal prOpertv 10 he
Foiu with the works, is sufficient to supply the
works for thirty years, ~ -
The said real property to he sold on th.. Iol
lowing terms, viz: One-fOuTth cash, and The
residue, with interest nom the day of sale In
three equal inStalmemts PAYABLE in six twelve
and eighteen months from said date. the mr.
CHASER OF the real estate to take the stock on
mana OF materials, Iron, nails, tools and chit
tei properly at an appTiiSement to he made
y liiTee dtsinteresfed persons, of whom the
purchaser Is TO choose one, the UNDERSIGNED
agents another. and the two 30 chosen n tTinl
me me ueclslOn OF any two OF the three to lie
ptlnuhle' anu the stock 50 taken TO be raid for
IN equal instruments at four, six and eighf
tilSnlhs; win interest nom day OF sale. The
ueierred payments ON both the real estate
ana Stock 10 be secured by paper satisfactory
70 the undersigned agents, and a lien 10 be re.
E 6alheu ON the property until payment In full
me purchaSer shall have the option OF nav.
ing IN hand the whole purchase money, OF
any Iurlher portion thereof than above STAT
Ell. JAMES PAUL.,
G u. HUBBARD,
II. CRANGLE.
Wheeling, W. Va, Aug. d, 1886.
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR aH
7" The Secret Service, The
! Field, The Dungeon, and
The Escape"
by ALBERT ID. ItIchardson,
NJ Tsi8une cOrre,ponde,t, 2 :

~ No 4FtOlNe CoFFe3l10Fdellt, -
ETNHE MOST INTERESTING AND ExCvTT
Il ing book ever published, embTRS,ipp Mr.
Rtcmrtlson : unparalleled experience Tor foiIf
years travelling through the South in Iht. -
SLet service OF the Tribune at the Outbreak OF
and West, during the firSt two wears S1T The
Rebellion; his thrilling capture: ia icSfifInES
Tell.i prisons; his escape, and almost mir1c,,S
IoTS journey Dy night OF nearly 4Ol miles II
VII n1onnn IN stirring events, and contain
WI" NJ, t!iien any other work yet published.
3SstSl1efss ladies' energetic Young men md
tSllsClaily returned and disabled Officers nn6
solHlsrt, In want of profitable CmpIovinsntl
NH Y peculiarly adapted to their COntiis
LII: We hayS agents clearing $50 per month
can't send for circulars. Address
y III JONES, BROS! q co.,
o,; -; r. S2r. Sth and Minor SITS. Philn, Pa
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JeT Davis Trcasure.--Payment OF the
Pacific Railroad Bonds.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-A, special to the
Times, dated Washington, 18th, saws :
The JEFF. Davis treasure, brought here
in charge of a Treasury agent, has been
counted in the Trensurcf's office and
found to consist of SS7, 900 in gold coin,
$1,000 in silver coin, mostly Mexican
dollars, old coinage, and 80 bars silver.
Total value, slightly oyer S10O, O01.
course the Government would adopt MS
to the payment of the Pacific Railroad
bonds. The president of the Bunk OF
the Metropolis, inthis city, addressed a
note to the Secretary of the Treasury
on the subject and to-day received the
following reply: s.
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New york Store.

INHE undersigned Will continue to carry on
y business at the above stand, and viii sol
goods from this date Mt cost TO make room for
2 new Stock, particularly a lot OF shoes ana
sSlle. dTy goods, which he will sell for less
anu surrounding country to call and eX-
hllne my stock, as ] am certain that will
price. ISAAC I0FR
or the late firm pr Goldsmith 6 Loeb.
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NE w FIR NJ lTilt n q
.'''f-A ,s1ufffeiTJr 10 EHsB iiiaa
go. "a u 8. FRI1fBLiE g, co;
!. rLUaIBEIis AND GAS FTTIIsRl

ITIHE luNDRRSIG HAVE JUST
IL opened a new tablf8hInent on Market
street, between Quincy and John, where We
VIII keep constantly on hand, a complete as
We are also prepared to execute witt despatch
all kindsof work connected with the Plumb.
urely new and hhs been purchased nor cash
ut the lowest rates. We therefore feel conf
dent that we can give Satisfaction 10 all who
may favor us with their patronage. iaili ~
0tlg&h 49, j: s.! TRIMBLE & co.
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Dissolution Of Partnershin.

NEt7E Partnership heretofore existing under
lhe tirm name of Goldsmith & Loeb, No.
10 Centre Wheeling, is hereby dissolved
DAVID GOLDSMITH.
ISAAC LOEB.
Wheeling, Sept. l., 1861
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1900 cOHEESE.

.1ERJa s0HEESE. 20
uAIs NICE lot OF PRIME GOSHEN
received by. nj = . r. 3. sNfYTH
seps Cor. Market and Quincy stresits.. ~
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NO IntentIOn OF leaving the COu ntry.
NEW York, Sept. CA contradic-
ton of the report recently put afloat ev-
identity with-the design of iiniuring the
cause of the Mexican Republic, that
President Juarez designed leaving his
country and seeking d refuge here, is
contained in a letter from that distin-
guished ruler, dated at Ell PassO, on the
18th of August, just received by IL gem
tleman in this city. Mr.. Juarez says
he hns noiidea of abandoning his coun-
try OF his country's cause; he had tenn
porslrily blished the government at
residence in one of the interior cities.
He is determined to fIIlfl his duty of
preserving the. popular government of
his native land, and does not despair of
success. iu % b5HgtiIi .if,i q iIn
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Public Sale of Government, Horses

ASSISTANT Q'RHrAsTER's OFFICE, U. "A
wheeling, w. Va, Sept. Ii, 1855.
accordance with instructions fron, tho
u ,SuaTIeTln1ster General U. s. Amy, will
zen on wheeling Island on Tuesday, Sen.
IemDGF 20, 1865. One Hundred md FINN:
three Horses and Five Mules ~
t., me majority OF the Horses have been used
len len PIonounced by competent Judges as The
hi ~, hnTses in the u. S. service. =
me Horses can he seen Mt the Government
9iinbles, corner of Fourtli and John Streets
.s,,,,,c ,uoe R. S. GARDNER,
-scPl0-ulln Capt. & A. o. NJ
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3 FoRTBEsS MONROE, Sept, l8-7Geo. T..
Garrison, who brought the box of
watches to Norfolk last week, which
were taken from our Andersouvillo
prisoners, was arrested at his homo in
DrummOndtown,. on the eastern shore,
Tand brought to at. Monroe to-day.
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.EAsuRY DEPARTaIRNT. !

: .iSiT:TY our, letter, asking whether the
Obligation ofstlie Government to pay Mt
maturity its bonds issued under the
acts of July LIST, 1862, aud July I'd, 1864,
TO aid in the construction of the Pacific
Railroad, is absolute orcontingent upon
the due performance OF the rdiIrOnd
corporation of its obligations, Is ut
hand. From an examination of the
terms of the acts and the various pro-
visions therein made in respect to the
issue of these bonds, L am satisfied TINT
the faith of the Government is pledged
TO their detiption in the hands of any
lawful holder, and without regard to
whether the obligations of the railroad
company are ultimately fulfilled.
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Notice to Commissioners in
Unorganized Counties.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
'IcE SECRETARY oFTHE STATE,

Wheeling, August 81, ISIS.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTIES
~. wtLlch hnve not yet held their first cleo
ZION, can procure the necessary Poll Books
I,nliy Papers and Forms, which II Is made
tnetr duty by law TO provide, by application
70 thls ntnce, stating the number Of voting
PLACES TO be supplied and directing how the
fou BOOKS, etc, shall be sent. F7'f
GRANVILLE u. HALL
Sepl-AmdtSw Secretary OF the Stale
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BOOK M allfaGtOHY.

ulI1 40 s.ti ssil
~ tfi5fh siqa
And And are prepared TO MI :al orders at the low
est cash cash prices, for Blanb Books of whatever
kind, Ledgers, Journals Day Books, &c. Sc,
which We gnaFantee % p equal to any man
ufactugesd, in the country N, We solicit or
ders nom City and cOu ntry which, shal re-
Ceive our prompt attep Ion.
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AUGUSTUS POILACK,
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ounded as follows: west by the Ohio river.
nTth by Division street. east by Main street
nj south by the property of Messrs. Caldwell