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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-07
Ie,t,be KNOWN.


The prospect for the defeat of the
amendment grows better every day. All
our accounts from the interior OF the
State show that the people are awake to
the Importance of tho question and are
preparing to vote for the rejection OF the
radical scheme. Wherever the full eH-
tent of the mischief the proposed amend
ment will accomplish becomes KNOWN
the people are bitterly opposed TO IT'S
adoption.
The following is the amendment 10
the constitution which is to be rat'ileo
or rejected on the oath of May;
ono person who, since the frst day oil !, ! 9n e,
1861 has given OF shall give voluntary aiI 20. vi
assistance to the rebellion against the Sniteu
States shall be a citizen OF this state OF 10 al
lowed TO vote at any election held therein I'M
lass he has volunteered into the mlltary Oh
naTaI service of the United states ana mas
bsen or shall be honorably discharged there
from
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What Becomes Of Sunday school
Scholars,

In the Sunday School Copven,i ion last
week, says tho Cincinnati Gazette, tie
novel question Of The propriety of insti
tuting church service for children, was
discussed A. some length. 1t was urged
that there was a necessity for something
Of the kind, TO serve as q means OF
transition from Sunday school to the
adult church that Sunday school chill
dren did not now days. go to church,
because they could nos understand the
sermons. which might result, as some OF
the sneakers iutimated. from hePreach-
crs not understanding childreu that
not being infatuated 10 Church.going, n
large portion Of those who are early
trained to picty never become religious
men and women.
OF This point Dr.. waldo said: | have
explored. in the last few months the
places whore our young men, that have
| come ont Of our Sabbath schools, most
do concregate; and | iiud that during the
! hnrr of the mornings church service,
,Dnlr,trde= % CGr recent Sunday school
scholars. in read of being in the church
Of God are in the church Of the devil Il
use the devils name without reverence
| Last Sabbath morning, in a drinking
house where / had counted one hundred
and fifty young men come and 90 dur
ing the hour. young man stepped mp
to me, grasped me by the hand and
said. Il am glad t. see YOU | replied,
! can't say that / ara glad 10 see
yon. Oh you we're my Sunday
schoo} teacher. he said, standing with
his tumbler in one band and his cigar in
the other There are in this city, accord.
mo IN a communication thatI have made,
thirty five thousand or more, men and
boys in these drinking houses, who have
come out from the Sunday School
Mr. VIM I Perkins thought the Doc
tor must he mistaken The facts were,
no d1nht bad enough, without having
an ,ncHTr,t s., cement 20 abroad Is 10
the influence Of Sabbath Schools IN
STAYING the vices of the day. The Doc.
tors observation, must have been madc
amen" that class at our community who
make SUNDAY daV Of social pleasure
and spend ii IN their beer saloons He
did not thinl, that one in ten Of those
who were thoroughly+aught in the Sun
day school ever spent their &ahbaths i'll
the drinking shops
We do not profess 10 be familiar with
the drinking salOouS, but from oug own
observations on the streets, at the sta
ton houses, aol in the Police Court, we
believe that Dr. Waldos estimate
of the drinking vice. wiz is degrading
conCOmitants, IS not far ont Of the way
taking the vide range from The ado
J II
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Tenpc--ce md We, virginia.


The telegraph reported last Friday
morning the passage by the State Senate
- in Tennessee of the Franchise Bill
-. whose passage by the Hoose of Repre-
~septatives We noted two weeks ago
This bill is in many respects, similar to
the registration act. which curses West
Virginia, bnt its effect upon Tennessee
F.. will be more disa>trau~ than the reefs.
tration acthere because a larger proper
ton Of The rhahjta"t+ ct that state
- were engaged IN the Rebellion thm
was the case IN West Virginia II i,
estimated thotni"c,teutbs Of the people
of Tennessee ara lisfranchised by The
passage Of The hin Some idea of the
detrimeut this viii he to the interests
Of the State nav be inferred from, the
fact that, the burlaeoue uron All that is
decent or honorable or Of rood renntc
Parson BrowN1ow. expects to receive
official preierment under the new sys-
TEN Whethar, With nine,teuth7 of her
people disfranohised, Tennessee may he
sai2to have q Go~erument- republican
in form" is . question which would
have been Of easy solution in the better
days Of The republic bnt which is m
rolTed iRsorc ro7-terr now
But even theradical party in Teuue>
ee uuder the lead of the infamous
BRowNIow, has not ventnred 60 far in
the way Of folly as the people of West
virginia are asked to 60 Not even the
fanatics who have disfranrhjsoj uine-
entbs ofthe people ola State, ha7saf,
tempted to 2epriTeileir victims Of c.al
rights The people Of Tennessee who
are prohibited from voting may still
enjoy the right to hold and transmit
real property and sit on juries ard exer-
else all the other privileges and immu-
mites pertaining strictly TO citizenship.
The radical Legislature Of Tennessee
blind as It .is to the interests. and re-
CARELESS asst isot the welfare of the
state has not yet manifested suoh reck-
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100 Mats Cinnamon
500 lbs Cloves,
250 " Nutmegs sound,
500 " Allspice,
For sale by LAUGHLINS 81 BUSHFIELD.
10 Bags Pepper prime sifted
20 Boxes Corn Starch,
- 4" Ground Ginger,
- " Ground Pepper,
For sale by LAUGHEIHS g. BUSHFIELD
800 lbs Manila and Bengal Indigo,
$500 " Nader 0mbrO,
1000 Extract LOgwoed assorted boxes.
200 " Clipped LOgwood in boxes
For sale by LAUGHLIES q BUSHFIELD
% Dozen Burnetts Extract Lemon,
p Burnett's Extract Vanilla,
- Cocaine,
~ Extract Rose and Almonds,
At LAUGHLINS & BUSHFTELDS.
so Dozen Fancy ColOgnes
200 !" Rose and Bears Oil,
co Bazine's Pomades,
60 Glenn's Pomades
At LAUGHLINS g. BUSHF1ELDS.
50 Dozen Paint Brushes, assorted,
50 d" Sash Tools,
- " Varnish Brushes
% Cloth Brushes,
At LAUGHLINS g. BUSHFIELDS.
- Dozen White Wash Brushes,
% Hair Brushes different styles,
% busting Brushes, plain and fancy,
so Srubbing Brushes,
Al LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD'S.
20 lbs OIL Lemon, fresh and pure,
10 4 Oil Rergamot,
10 Oil Cassia, very nice,
On Peppermint, selectl
At LAUGHLINS g. BUSHFIELD;S.
30 Gross Todds Pills, family use
10 Ayre's Cathartic Pills,
~ WTight's Indian Pill
81 McLain's Liver Pill
At LAUGHLINS 81 BUSHFIELD'S.
The above goods are bought low, and will b
sold to cash buyers at low rates.
Call and get our prices and see our goods asd
we win guarantee satisfaction.
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
DRUGGISTS,
MAIN STREET-...------..-.- WHEELING.
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should receive the sanction of two Legis-
latures is marvellous, that it will be
knowingly ratified by the people is past
all belief.
The radical newspapers have studious-
" refrained from giving their readers
any inst conception of the scope and
effect of the prepo sed amendment. They
have endeavored to convey the idea
that it simply takes from the late rebels
the right of voting, and have purposely
IGNORED the more important clause
which deprives twenty thousand persons
of citizenship in the State 1t behooyes
every conservative man, every man who
loves his State and desires its and his
own prosperity, to labor increasingly to
inform the people of the true nature OF
the amendment proposed. Talk OF 1T
upon the streets, in your stores ana
workshops and upon the highway ana
let the people know what piece oil
superlative madness they are asked 10
commit.
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Active Work Needed.

Only three days, including today, re-
main for registration. The registrars
books will be closed next Wednesday
evening, and no names will be added
after that date. There are still many
unregistered who would vote for the re
lection of the proposed amendment.
They must be hunted up at once and
persuaded to comply with the provisions
of the registration act. You would bet
ter devote al of these three days 10
bringing men to the registrars and hav-
ing their names recorded as yoters, than
to your ordinary business. Rest as
sured tibet the adoption of the constitu-
tional amendment will cost you more
in taxes than you can hope
to acquire by legitimate business
during these three days. II the old
maxim that "a penny saved is as good
as a penny earned is true, you may re-
alize more by laboring actively during
the ensuing three days for the defeat Of
the radical scheme Of ruin thar you can
in any other way There is no time to
be wasted We need every vote that
can be registered, We want to give
such a majority in Ohio county against
the proposed amendment as Will wipe
out the radical maioritics in
half dozen counties where the
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An extra ordinary. occurrence took
place along the line of the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad, between Co1nm-
bia and Pulaski, in Tennessee, during a
recent thunder storm. A half uile of
the telegraph wire was melted and Givi.
ded over the whole distance into small
fragments, irregular in shape, and many
OF them rot larger than buckshot or a
smaitflde ball. Fragments were found
along the whole distance, and would not,
if put together consecutively, make a
wire thirty feet in length. The glass in
sulators were fused, aRd the poles were
shivere,iinto fragments.
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Supervisor. Alex. NJ. Jacob.
Orsrseer of Poor. W. Bruner.
n...o.. 9 w VIII rfnr

Supervisor. -Alex NJ. Jacob
OuerSeer of Poor. W. Bruner.
Treasurer. w. Wharton.
Inspector of EleotionS.-A. ]. Wilson.
School Commissioners. Burkham,
Philip Riley, Jr. and E. r. F. Morgan.
CoastaJles. Sd. Derbin and P. Whar-
ton.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON recently remark
ed to the wife of Union officer that he
did not consider Clement G. CLAY as cul'
pablo as Thaddeus Stevens and his clan
We notice that our Republican ex
changes, which generally copy theabove
do not in any instance contradict the
truth of the alleged statement but
nevertheless, they seem to cepsure the
President for uttering it. They put ii
upon the ground, we suppose, that the
truth should not be told at all times
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the pilot Who brought the pestsA4a
England into Halifax has since died. as
ALSO tNo uloinbsEa OF his family. lie
SAID before mis- death that DO did-n6t
= peard the vessel, but merely flowed m,
d ar wake, whence he gave The, necessary,
III. II &c ll9ns. The efluyia, nevertheless.
sutioed TO COMMUNICATE tho cholera
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THE Democratic and Conservative
citizens of Richland township held a
meeting at Richland School House, on
Saturday, April %, 1866, and nominated
the following ticket for township Off
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-06-06

CIRcCrr Couwr.-lliS Honor. Judge
!oi,lcr, commenced n session Of this conr, at
Mi, place on Monday the a,h inst.
The following Grand Jury WAS empnuueieJ
n. Fry Aul,z, foreman, Robert Giren.
Meredith pAulcy, David Wallace, James Chill
deu, James Patterson, John G. Shirley
Daniel rauley, Isaiah Curry, John 5. Cunning
a.n, Vim. Henley, Jr, harrison ra"ley
''sorse High, Vim. jenkins, Koot. ThaA'On
John CAsaudee, Harvey Burliu, Samue
James, John c. Bird, Vinccnt Carrot, An'
SoOmou Minsker. &" r..
Several indictments AMI presentn,cnt' wcr'
h'oneh, in for minor otEenses; among the mum
Der, one nsains. John Dunbar tco!ored) 'o'
Assault anil l:aucry.
Several mi,Iemeauor cases Verc disposed
Q. in nearly all OF which the defen1aa3 TeF'
acquitted. .n-
lioa. II. c. Mcwhor,er was admitted e
the Lar. e.. - r-...5'
Col. Jane, A. Ferguson and J. EellAnge'
|''' E'I, attorneys, TOOK the attorneys oath
Yesterday John Dunbar wa, tried for I'M
lawful shooting, incl 500, aud to DO imrris'
saei atdiscrr,ion Of the Court. a motion Wa
made for new trial.
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d rcsul. Of such Investments BY North.
crn men, thoy secure prompt Payment
and good wages. I have yet to learn
that an officer in tho United States ser.
vice has no right to control bis private
property, or to invest his earnings 10
any business which he may deem useful
or profitable. So long as no is faithful
aud houcst-so long as no discharges
his official duties with diligence and
eficiency-hc should DO protected
agains. the curiosity. that prizes into his
private affairs, and against the calumny
that stains his reputation and wounds
his character. r.
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McKDEEnp. -iru. ". Gallup. re-.
rculIy married to n daughter Of Mr.. Atkins,
living opposite this place, wGs rccrn'ir found
lcad, sho, through the TEMPLES, on the rail
road NJ kanawha station. near rarscrshur.
lls renG,ins will be brought hilher for inter
mcn,. Mr.. Gallup hail been Orderly Sergeant
in the 33l o. '. l., 80 long Hnramrr! here.
Iii. parents, wc are Informed, are residents
Of Washington county, Iowa. Robbery Is
supposed to have been the object in hsmarlrr.
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WxoyGrrL Shouting. --On Sunday
lr.nins last. while tarse gentlemen were
p;om,ualins in the upper part Of town, they
Rrr- rulr!y joslcl hy John Dunbar ic"lorcd
h. passing. ~hrrcuron one Of the party rcmon'
,trA,sl asains, such conduc, b! striking nj
Sim. Dunbar then drew n revolver, and NrcDl,
fortunately missing. lie WAS s"h.cpn"nIi!
inc.,sl and he'll Tor trial. This net "i
3aJo;ins scrns cxlrcmcly rcp:ehcnsihle. 0uI
s,.vrel people have reputation FOR orderly
I " l,lrt, anil doubtless regret this circum'
S.uc., where.u oac OF their number is 80
t,c.tiY Z, iaNlt.
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Working of the Frr"tmcn'S Bit
rraU---Itrport of Gr:l. ScWall.

Working of the Frrrhmcn'S Bit
rcau---Rrport of Gcn. Scwall.
The President last week submitted
to the House Of Representatives. n NAM
Der of the reports Of assistant c9nmiS.
siouers and agents Of the Freedmen 5
Burcan, anon: which is that OF Brig.
Gen. Scwall,. Inspector General, made
under date Of May ll,h, 1866, and re-
latin. mainly to North Carolina. The
previous report OF Gems. Fullerton and
S,ccdman, who were sent on u tour
Throughout, the South to gather inior'
nation in regard to the workings OF the
Bureau, has gained great publicity
through the medium Of the copperhea d
press Of the country, and is calculated
to DO great injustice to somo OF those
entrusted with the management Of this
humane Institution, and to excite an
understandable prejudice against the
Bureau itself. We have only space for
the following extracts from Gen. SewaIl
report:
found most of the officers competent
and faithful in the discharge OF their
duties. No complaints exist or can be
made against the moral character or
habits of any. Gen. Whittlcscy and u
few others arc interested in the cul'iVa.
ton OF farms. This they in no way at:
tempted to conceal from nc but could
no, discover any neglect Of their public
Jin,ics for any private business. Gen.
Whi,t.cscY is conscientious in this re-
spcc,, and has not 10 any way or manner
made use Of his official position to adj
vance his own personal interest or that
Of his friends. In the eastern part OF
the State, where the private business IN
,crcsts Of these officers in lands exist. the
rate Of wages exceeds that in the western
portion. where no officers arc supposed
! to be Interested or engaged.
The condition ofthc freedmen is good,
Icxccp, in the vicinity Of Newborn.
Generally they arc at work at fair aud
rrmuneratirc wages. They observe their
contracts and give general satisfaction
to their employers. They manifest q
desire for education, and under the in,
struction given arc making progress.
The influence Of the Bureau upon the
ifteedrncu has been 10 promote industry
among them. and create better feeling
among the classes. Twas TO, unfrcqncnt'
lily asked by farmers in remote districts to
send agents iuto such districts to 10.
struct the negroes, and inform, them OF
their rights and obligations.
had az interview with Gov. Worth
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3 TmE l'uREHuLnGIcAL JOURNAL FOR
9sr>h contains Portraits os Hon. Solomon Foot,
Siiaomas .l,%crSou, Aaron Burr, Constance
::fni'y Kent, Jcnny Lind, group Of Molnis or
:r,ah Italians, with upwards o: twenty illus
:jrAions aud Sketches OF character; also rrac.
.l,cn rhysioSno.ny, Love and Lovers, Marriage
and Divorce. r,ibacy, Revelations nnd Set
tat" Your LiL"nc.s, Strong Men, Hints I"
3'rr,chcrS AMI Sections. Physical Culture, True
1"ltl"nc>-. How 20 Tnik, Fashions. etc. -
h.rar. or ~ cents numhcr. y rev volume
tt.-,hr I'h, begins with the mex, Number. Nd
klre,, Fowler 4 wril-, IS? broadway, " I.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

10y VIRTUE or ! DECREE RENDERED EY THE
- Circu, c"urf Of kannwha county. nj ihe "rt'
term Thereof fuy the gear Is In tie suit pehGis "
,iI c.ur. On the c1ncery siLr thereof, between I'i
woo.vnr complainant. .d juliu brace and others.
d.cnau:s shall proceed 10 sell q. public .ust"i "a
ne h,.: bidder on Wednesday, the 9Th dag 81 juno
n.y ,vn .,,,Ioa,y steam engines, With tie fixtures
machinery, &c. connected !arre"ia,.
Sal. to lake place on the iIur. and pay.lT:H prop
rr,Its, tso s..I) south side Of hinawaa MIer, "a
n,. t.i,uc. above Maiden, where Iaid engines are 81
dated, a; 10 "c!ncE, 4. y.
Trnus-Ten per cent. o! ID" purchase money In h.na
and the residue in bonds with good seeot PAyeD''
,ou,I ir.,alln.n;S at six snd twelve pionths.
tNar2sI. is;c.-clr4 JOHN SLACK, j, s. co.
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township MEErlNo.-An adjourn.
co meeting Of tho voters Of Charleston Town.
ship assembled at tho cour. House, after re.
peaicd riugnss Of the bell, at 4 o'clock r. NJ
on Saturday Juno I'd, 1866. Tho Supervisor
being absent, G.. Slack, ESQ, WAS chosen
Chairman Of tho meeting.
The Report Of the Township Committee
being called for, Jno. A. Truslow, chairman
ot'thc snid committee; submitted the following
report:
CHARLESTON, May 3lst, 1866.
To tie Tot7s Of Charleston 7or,rhip: ..
The undersigned committee, appointed by
House on the 9th inst, would respectfully
report, that they examined the records Of the
clerk Of said township, and find that At nm
annual meeting held on the 9th ofMny. 1865
the sum Of 500 was ordered 10 be levied and
collected for the purpose of defraying the
incidental expenses Of the Township; thut the
Sheriff stands charged with the sum 0!
Sis o., on account Of snid levy. The Township
Treasurer reports 10 your committee that no
par, Of said amour, has yet come to his hands
The clerk produced u list Of claims against
the Township amounting to the sum Of : IL -,
and your committee having carefully eSnmin-
ell the items contained In said list, deem them
correct, just aud reasonable. und approve them,
Amount charged to the Sheriff as
aforesaid, Sl21 o.
Amount Of claims allowed and
payable, Ii 50
Leaving balance Of said fund Of sos s.
Whit proportion O! this fund may be return.
Oil delinquent by the collector, your committee
nre unable to s"y, but IRE Of opinion that there
will be sufficient amount OF the same col
lectc,l to more than meet the incidental cx.
penses Of the Township for the comipg year,
without an additional levy.
Respectfully submitted.
JS0. \. TRESIOW,
Chairman TIP. Committee.
On motion, the rcpor, wua adopted.
The estimate anil report OF the Board OF
Education being called Cor, it WAS submitted
by the clerk Of sa'l Bonr,f:
On motion, it was decided to provide BY
levy for carrying on schools , mouths in the
, III thSH ~ VI NHc lUh hlNcI
due consideration Of the subject II was order.
ed to levy 3 mills on the do!ar FOR the rur.
pose Of continuing schools from the lst 0:
April lSi', to April ls,, 1868.
Time hrinS we'll spent, on motion, tho
Board OF Education was authorized 70 submit
their report on their operations in the matter
OF procuring school houscs-thcir levy and
expenditure Of what is known ns the building
rund-to the voters Of the Township through
the columns Of the local papers, the expense
Of such publication to he paid from tho con-
,ingcn, Township fund. Also that The pro.
ccclinys Of this meeting be- likewise published
On motion the meeting adjourned.
T.. =. MonnH, q. SLACK,
Secretary. Chairman.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

rpiamin H. Smith Va Ira Iur: AMI u,hcrR.:n Chanecry
l,i'rSl.ASr 10 4 nrCnI.TAL ORDER MADE ~
ri! ri.r "r. the 18th day Of the April term, iS6H
will "r Tor Hi, at pull; arti"m 1T the r,E! dnor "i
tie Court iru,. 81 EInaw hh c"utly, oh IFf ma ~
TyE ".Yd Uiy or .JrSE. jHGG. the l,n'I, con.
,ry,L to IT,, IUri by y. u. Saith AMI VII" and lnss s.
tru"d aTi Wifi. jnr 81 si Charles Brown LAMBS. con.
,!.irg nI auut :uriy 81 bottom land. with 'alt
we'll, Thereon ,iI the uItdyird interest formerly he.
nrr: i. Soyr> IN III" back land. rimg one fourth
ari al iw":y, hnIrr acres al hill lini hncx VI ALI!
adjoining III" said bottom Land. Hnl for many year,
uua~ K,law.a bottom, Ln! the hill land {, vaab.
fur iIs coal
IIErs--uur lrL nf The amol': due nj tina tim" "f'is
10 l." p.d IL harI. mil III" residue ~ ~" equal Install
ur,, Of four Md eight months. with in:rrrs; from date
on each is,a,I.rii lien rcsrrYr,i Tor the deferred
in>:IIlpn"n,. LEY! J. WOODWARD, =. Com.
NM 81 Ist;b.--3OWJ
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farm for Sale.

IINUE CHn"ESIGSrD OFFERS FOR SAL" MS
| farm, Iyiut the k.nn'n lIir-r " iih!n hal
NJ lie Of, in oil the south .i" thereof Az: L'"ui eight
mites lr!uw Crai!csioa In KIn'wha county. West IF'
gIntt.
Sl t,rn consists Of iGn r'rr' aud Is well t!rnI-T"I,
we'll w,,r,rL !. r,c"iIcnt nbaCcD Land. and is convent
cat Tor stQg ImiS purposes. There ar" Nv" 'l"cli'
in: h"u>.s II. "nccn LarnS, ani "'hrr "It Inildh"s,
and a l,r.r ,:L irr"r.firg .rirc IN The PREMISES
The wioi" arrL I. uirIlar WI. i:un:r"us Coal Of
al, rr!nr p;,aiy. To r.."iS w>hIg iu INJECT in prop.
grow IL: ~ v,!T' this - "il.r PT.cc S2O per
acre Terms ti.ltd down, ant the balance III OLD
nnd two yca-s. with l";ai interest.
The tiIln il uurCuuhr"i and ird.spu'abl'. For 'ir
the: nartruar. address the undersigned 4, coal'n"uih
knnawha Co., w",tva. JOHN .. CUNNINGHAM.
Sur ~ At, --r5If.