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MrBsna.-Any person havinp nm

MIBsnS9.-Any person having any
AU0ue EhH Ufhefea Bonita fSY'
Benjamin ,Hs Smith, late Colonel
the Qopperhead forces, would confer q.
profound obligation on an anxious uub-.
lie and aslaFge circle Ofl1agonizinki
friends II they would make public such
information of the said N iiafeabo 1ts.
s'CoI." Smith Is d large genfIeman, 81
advanced age, but well sfed appearance,
who had been for some weeks prior TO.
the 25tlf of last month going about the
country apparently, labortng under q.
mental haAuptnation of the mind, sup
posed to be occaaioned by Constitution
on the brain. He was laboFinR under
be belief that he was a candidate for
S4overnorof West Virginia, and many
OF his friends tfnconsid erateIy and nm
advtsedly encouraged him in the harm
less halluOination. It Is supposed that
he has wandered to some distant part
OF the country N search Of his Gopsti-
ut1yQn1 MAJ, 80 "a .fI,.,t ggi..oi
rived IN this, city Tuesday night, and
inquiring after the said Smith was in
formed that he was non est. Smith is
believed TO have Lent this city on or
about the 24th day last month. He
has not reached his home in Kanawha,
and no authentic Information shows
that he has been seen since, Some of
us 4flRnu1 tnlnk ne may nave &onesGo
Galipolts, others. believe he has wan
dered away to- Greenbrier to see his
friend Sam Price. Others still suppose
he may be sOwewerei In this ylcinit and
q number who paFtake In this ballet
yesterday assembled on the hill above
the city and gave the alarm by firing a
gun great many times with a very
loud noise. But up to Late hour last
night there were NO tidings of the miss
ing HCSoVePnoF. ~ We trust he NAV be
found, not only on account of his fam
lily but for the sake Of the public, for It
would be great calamity for West
Virginia thus to be reft in this trying
hour, Ofher "ne1t Governor, late the
white mans candidate,N
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BASE BALL.-The return match be-
tween the 'tAnchors" of this city, and
the Buckeyes OF Bridgeport, came of
Wednesday afternoon on the Island
ball grounds. Owing to the dark and
disagreeable character of the day, but
five innings were played, at the end of
by two runs. The contestants were
pretty fairly matched and the game was
we'll fought. AS will be seen by the
score, at the close of hesecond innings,
the anchors" led by ten runs. The
third resulted In a gain OF. eight for the
Buckeyes" while on the fourth the
Anchors" again led by i've. The fifth
tSPuOlsavnSj tan
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,a1oTfa'r tn8doTeM
LIARSDEN,Sl DAIIRAYAJTON
eiy5aiagu inA

MAASDENSSe CALISAYA TONIC.
In convalescence from Cholera, Malignant
iFeves, Small Pox, or any cutaneous AfEec-
lions, will be found invaluable, giving tone
tothe sSst9ndR. and +and5ving all the pros
trating effects incidental to disease. The
univeIsaland p6pulAF n6wIedsS Of the, Vir4
tues of TRUE Calisaya BARR requires no az
PLANTATION; centuries have passed since its dis
.cOvery, and 1t is now recognized as the itGst
febrifuge which bountiful nature has favored
us with. Science has sc67efed many
methods of extracting its virtues, and reduc-
Ing, to a small bulb the acttva principles OF
the Bark, viz, Quinine, Cinchonine, ETC., an
Of which SeinyalqRble as medical agents.
The great WantOf amid and reliable tonIc
In cases Of Debility, Night SWeats, Scrofila
DyFPepst9, 9ss pf Appetite, and other dIsea5
ee9 incidental TO a dlS0Fganized system has
induced ms'to present this to the medicalpro-
d I'm R5s aS he gacst SAFE
pies 81 TIC Tfus BarisE ~ al hsii
ingredients which render ft the i}erfeSfS on 81
. Eemsdy for all the above diseases
PREPARED by 4, ", MaFRilen. 1SI BroadWay
Rev 3 S,otS. and.tor sale By AL Druggists.
Wholesale Agel1tB, 1Lhe4lllid WIZ II
Sold also By q. Hooking Old FeIIoVs' Han;
2. ii. Colbert, end Of Stone Btfdges Mel. ain
RaWtus q Co.. No = Monroe stteet, Wheel
ny. ssdla'sss t1e9gSfsD > - 1Sei6H
,asssis 1isilG II s.sz
AR ~ EhHH FIIsdHtg S4ti
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MAJOR SLACK, late Of the 18th West
Virginia Cavalry, has been appointed
Isl Lieutenant In the Sth United Stht6a
cavalry. The Major served In the Ka-
nawha region during the war with dis
ungutsh0d g0llantTy, and his recent
appointment is well merited reward,
and Will be gratifying to his numerous
friends and apQuRinIences throughOut
the State. .rtio Q '5s17TfEi5iE siF@fsFfT'
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TnB duties OF the Health Officer have
been suspended till further notice.
The city fathers should not be too hasty
either In abOlishing or susponding the
duties of the Health Ohleer. True, our
city has thus far escaped d visitation
of the cholera and cold weather APP
Proaches, but cholera survives and
does its death work unchecked by
Russian winter, and It Is plain to even
a careless observer that there are still
places that need the supervision of the
Health Officer or somebody else. We
have, as city, enjoyed remarkable
exemption from sickness of any kind
during tho past season, and we can
ascEtbe II to nothing else than the thor
ough cleaning up madeiin the Spring,
and the vigilance exercised during the
greater part OF the Summer and Fall
10 prevent the -RccumulntinE of un-
healthy deposits. Eternal vigilance
mas paid as well this season, and Will
always yield aProtitable return. +,
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:, ATTENTION is directed to the adyer-
ttsement or Madamoisells Eeogh, v no
fashionable Millinery establisbment n
Philadelphia. This Is now one of the
most extensive .empoEiQms of the Kind
In the country, having NUMEROUS eoF-
respondents in Paris, through whom the
latest European styles are being COM
stantly forwarded. algs s.s 4
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IRoN-PHosrHcRus- CALTsAYA.-The three
best known TonIcs, slxillfully and elegantly
combined in an amber=cOlored cordial,
beautifully transparent to the eye, pleasant
to the taste acceptable to the stomach, I'm
Caswell, Mack q Co. Ferro-P hosphorate
Elixir OF CalIsaya Bark. $50 III, liz. Z
Each pint contains one ounCeof Royal Cali.
saga Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one
grain OF iron. Samples fdrniShed nee to the
profession. CAsWELL, MACK q CO.,
Sole mahufactureIa, Now York.
Sold by all druggists, O-mWBe0Wly
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THE steenrod will case;yesterday: ex-
cited good degree of interest and
attracted a pretty full court room. The
defence rested their testimony and the
argument began before dinner. The
argument continued until late hour
for the defendants. and Judge ' Kean oR
making the closing argument for the
proponents. The verdict of the iuryiis
expected this moPning-Judge Cald-
we'll having announced yesterday that
the court must adjourn at noon to-day.
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CHAPPED HANDsAND LrPs and roushneas
Of the skin are theorder 81 the day. One or
two applicationso of Camphorated Glycerine,
with Arnica, will cure the worst cases, and
an occasional application wnl fortify. you
against the coolest blasts OF winter. aPrepar.
ed and sold by E. Booking, No. 1, Odd Eel
JOy7IR Han --- i-1'.- it' I7a'- ~ tHs'4l-f'N
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RIvRR4But little is doing In the
way of freights. The local packets ar
rive and depart as usual. The work
on the wharf ts rapidly appF6aG ching
completion; few more fine DAYS will
enable the Workmsnito finish. This
improvement has been no light under-
taking, and those having charge OF it
deserve great credit for the energy with
which IL has been pushed forward, -
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MeditaI.-
!. --Fi.ifft sNs-AAr'l
.1otnfW bns HeT
90 8 8MAGA M a
a FEW WORDs OF CelIaIolEsENs
SLOW d k tlllssre.nre who Us not nhhhiSc ~.
= .tmA RmlEaAhN

,AyEW WORDs OF EOlI4I0NSRNSE
sHowss lev tli6rsare who hreS not shhbje Il g. !
some affection of the lungs or respiratory or
.gans, who, BY heglectthg Premonitory symp-
toms, sggrayate the. complaint, until disease
strikes Its shafts, causing inexpressible tor,
ltureof the patient, and anHety,and distress
to friends. "only a coldP' ga slight sore
lthroatI" is the iheGtfless rte1tiark OF many
when so affected. Yes; G6n1y a Dc6ld, was
the thoughtleSs expression 81 thousands
whom death has Market for 14lI8 prey.
( EoreYarned-:Forearm should be, the,
motto forever In the minds OF all subject to-
Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, or influenza. Words
OF advice should be Needed BY all suffering
from Asthma, Bronchitis, ConsumptIohI
Relief is within their reach; and, il neglected
fatal consequences ensue-a llCe Of mIsery-a
daily, hourly, struggle for existence. A con-
test in which there cam be but one victor
DeaLnI Effis' 315IN
Does It not apPal the strongest mind, to
think OF the result caused by neglect7 Then
why delay What excuse can be- offered,
when timely warning is sounded in your
sot avoid4t fs59Sea ap hy
has been used with success in nearly mill
Lon lions 81 cases, and ts endorsed by the Medical
remedy thatSclentidc research has discover
ed to relieve and cure all eases sof Coughs,
Colds colds Inhuenza, and Consumption, II the
sufferer Is In the last stages, he will md re.
lief by using this preparation. One bottle
will convince the most tncTedulous, that the
merits of this preparation are by no means
exaggerated; In fact-fall far short OF the
eulogteS slowed upon 1t by Thousands Wild
have been cured by Its timely use. "A RuRran-
tee accompanies each bottle and dealers are
instructed in every instance to refund the
PreSSIet hf ~ sFse3. ashsxe.
New York, and for sale by all Druggists.
Price, 81 per bottle. Va
T.H.Iogan & Co. and IpRan,TI.ist & Co.,
EolHa 10 BY 81 3ocir16 I, OddFe hdWa Hali.
@. n. GILBERT, end Of Stone Bridge; McLain
Bros; corner E, Market and Monroe sts;; Q. ].
90 s NITAI II NHO.
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For Sale Ghean.

A SNUG FRAME COTTAGE. sTTUAT-
! seo5s liass l6
THos. 0,BRIEN, Real Estate Ag't.
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For Sale

For Sale.
IF 9FEFRrAEY 9WEhhINGr HoUsRroN
u MaFket street, conf Aid ing seI9lfEt fftInmR
bath room and wash house, with Kitchen
range, hot and cold. water and gas through
! go: IYfciN a ni99fIfHT1T1h F.
Public Sale of Valuable Farm
near Bethany, Brooke County,
l1IAg .ss1West Virginia. adg ~
UtHEe sUBsCRstBERs WI Sc SELL SELL y ST
public auction, on the premises, On
SlEDMkSDA y, thes SEVENTH fDkdAyaof Mo-
9HslG1BER, 1885, the, lower or Buhlio Geek
Karin OF the late Jesse, Ed Iilgtoti, fbdh1ided
BY lands of y. Hammond, Mont aomf6fy
ITNaIparI and pthett, icon talningf at1ut1li5iO
gaqLPRg 91Whtch about $50 acpeS are nl6aFe(l9f 7
u This families ma lfinstFaLe maiehboFhoui
convenient 10 schools and chuches9 and ~
sou n4tuFally fertile. hasbesl1mncli impFOV-
60 1ndeSi ine manogamaniGOf thalata pfopFi.
etoE' having BEEN occupied by IlainIs Is \
sheep tarm for upwards OF thirty years.
II VIII pc o1eFep Is q whole or &nStWo par
cells, t0Butt theaWt8hes OF ljuyeFS,a W ?
TERMS:-One-fourth on LIST OF April next or
on receiving osSeSsipng and, the residue in
three equal Yearly ID Stnents, with Interest
rom Isl April next, secured by lien on the
landIo Posi- ssi6n given on as6RA pffilne OF
S0S4eT 4 GeSiEe and TIP terms of sale are
T. HAMMOND
ADAM KUHN
oc29-tu ExfS, OF Jesse EdginRtOn. decd,
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that a sound mind ana BODY boz, are tbs
most necessary regulates to promote connu.
Journey through life becomes weary pilgrim.
age; the prospect hourly darBens to the view
nlled with the melancholy iredectiOn thnt the
happiness Of another becomes blighted with
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Arm Monday next the Hempfeid
Railroad train win leave Wheeling at
8 O'Clock r. NJ. $780, t.ss.9sti.,
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
praetceI lndulged In when alone, a habit me-
9chool, the effects OF which are nightly feIt
sven when asleep, and, II not CURED, renders
MAJ 81 rage impossible and destroys both mind
What pity that q young man, the hone of
his country, the pride Of his parents, shonid be
snaSched nom all prospects and enjoyments
the path of nature, and 1ndulgin IN Certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con.
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Member of the Royal College OF SunpeopS
Eonege4 IN the United States and the ereStaS
part OF whose lie has been spent in ne no.
elsewhere, has effected some or the mo-, ' ny
tonlShlng cures that were ever known. mar. NJ
Lroobled with ringing in the heaG and eaIS
Wnen asleep great nerVouSneSSb being alarTno5
az sudden sounds, bashfulnesS with freHTs%t
hlushtng, attended sometimes with deraIToaH
mentOf mind, were cured lmmRdlntnl,, ~
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The IntelIigencer.

Is now, Is 1t always has been, THEFRIEND
AND. ADVOCATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
the late war ft was nnsWe wing In lis support
OF the cause and the soldiers 0Ethe Republic,
the National Administration and Freedom,
that are calculated to adjust the tFupblesoIpe
questio Of the late rebel lion Upon a bdtts ot
National honor. LStte6, cstd an eIdla1ng and
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thousands Of persons of all ages can now
haa1th, dosing their Vtgor, jbecornifls ETeSis
pale, nervous and emaciated, having I, singni
Ear appearance about the eyes, Cough. tInd
SYMPTOMS Of ConR1u1pt S'lT' fsTsS'Tt1A' 1AA40
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BUCKEYE.
ANoHoR.

Ancnot--fly CAtcneAy q missed, .. i 81 tH7l
Buckeye-F'Iy catches, 3; missed, 8. ~, 10
Umpire, VIM. 7. Berger. Gf,i .iaifi
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Ohice, No. 4 south Frederick street,
t hett hand side going nom Baltimore street,
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" s7'1I lo1I . , U'U0 ,tsTUslLIt fItss.-I
W. SMITH. Master of Transportation,
r. 7. DEVRIES
lol6 I'D General Agent, Wheeling
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200 Tons no ] 3 undgl1y {; Son s. I,
iTTTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE
, BLOWING 7anedl hEsne on s sqsq
sd ,,4tf 81 ~ fyffI.is 10 ,.s.siI m
{ : u q i5AIfiif Ai5rtls asd ,gsa4ao.4 N
I gisE3 sill .09l1 l1EADIEOStn ailsss1 "a
I 1-ls4 - Z itzislLL3 AAtsQSE,ll
toCl5 LIST, MORRISON q co.
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MARRIAGES.

stIlS pfIrrAige[ being 01FHia 0fPhySifai W.
Debility DefOTmftfes E,Is ms sSs,!E
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DailYtTrigWeeklY and

IL otis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pub
lished In this city, Tor in West Virginia.! It
was started inl6d2, and haS RruwniW1th the
general development and prosperity 1ok the
city and country, advocating their Interests
and rejoicing inthen establishment, indus.
friaIlR.L nnInmaEeiallY and poHtieallY. ..mi
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ORGANIC WEARNEss

- De who places himself under the eanaoyD-
y. may relig fously Sconflde In flfs hn5n,. ".
seII sE stna rely upon 6s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-04

JAPAN.--Dr. MCGOWAN recently delivered . lee
Japanese I M I in which he said sThe ] geological for
nation Of the mountains is generally ingenious in
character, with the superimpositon of limestone,
sandstone, and coal measures. Gold is found in
abundance, and when the speaker went there it
could be obtained for it's weight in silver: The
Japanese, however, soon saw that the gold was
leaving their country in large quantities so rapidly
that they increased its value: Japan is pre-emi-
nen!y copper country. So plentiful is il that the
traveller wifi find their boots, inside and ont lined
with it, as also the shutters and roofs Of their
houses. They have spades and cooking utensils
made Of it.. There is one Of these islands which
contains nothing elsa but copper ore: Conversely
You will see the Japanese washing it. out Of the
sand in the beds Of rivers after the fashion Of the
placer miners Of California, who pan out their
gold. Coal is found all over the country, though
The mines are not much worked, nor is there q
great deal Of demand for it, as the people dress
Very warmly and use ohahng dishes in their houses
to keep them warm: But when one line Of steamers
gets established this viii come in very conye-
niently, and the supply will be quite equal to the
demacd. ,#
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of Mr. and Mrs MARX COHEN, and the surviving
members Of Hart's Battery, invited TO attend the
Funeral Ceremonies Of DR.. MARX e. COHEN (whese re
mains have arrived from the battle field Of Bentonvle
n C, at the residence Of his Father, No. II Ashley
street, THIS Ate77soon, at half past Three O'Clock
. Decerahar
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Financial.

Of the likely to have have an
pressed BY the that specie psyment should be
peg7a n a IS s a p ga
Thirty and Compound Interest Notes cannot be paid It
% 6n selling hi
The Loan Market is at 5a6per cent for accommo
ao a ns
than report Bank statement favorable: shows de-
osaf u Decreased specie
s245.s5s. Increased circulation, s31,6s1.
much activity dovernment's better especially Seven
Thirties, which active demand at an advance of
AaA. Railroads have received upward impulse.
transactions at the Clearing House for the past
week as follows CLEARING, Ia Balance,
Gold closed at 14o% extremely plentiful for delivery,
Shares quiet and firm.
The Markets.
MONEY MARKET.
New YORK, December 3-Noon-Gold Ak. Ex-
ass ;oons sas MSgs Of
1861; Of '65, 1o717a1o7A; new ka1osM Tens seMa
Skies 60. Missouri Skies s71EassN. Stock market
strong.
1os do e5 io7 new ISSUE ios g fenFortes ncRa saM
Gold l4o2la14o. Money somewhat more active at per
Cotton firm; Sales 25OO pales 331za35A. Flour un-
changed Receipts $500 barrels State s755a1l2o Ohio
S s9d sSere
Corn better: sales $4,000 bushels at s11sal 90
Qsts steady; sales $4,000 bushes. Flour dull
and dropping; Receipts 1920 barrels. Wheat
dui and declining; Receipts 1s5. 900 bushels Corn
advanced cent; Receipts 1AS 900 bushels. Rice dull
and heavy. Oats dull Pork dull and lowers Mess s21a
22 and Lard dull; barrels 12a14. Whisey quiet.
Ashes dull. Barley dull Peas nominal
Cotton quiet SO za34c for Middling Upands. Freights
% TIL M quiet M Beet dg Pork 20 u and
1880. Whiskey quiet Groceries declining. Naval
Stores dull Turpentine 72a73c; Rosin s. 5Oa1O. Pc
roleum heavy; crude 2zc; refined s21za33c Freights
frnner. Cot ton SIG. s%.-
BALTIMORE, December 3.-F1our heavy sales Chicago
Extra, S11 to II SO. Wheat inactive at So 80 to IS.
Corn sead crop 90 to s5 for prime Cotton heavy;
Middlng, 33. Provisions very dull.
PHILADELPHIA, December 3-Flour dull; superhne,
So to 50 Extra Family, $12 to l3 So Wheat dull; Red.
50 IS to 80. Old Yellow Corn, 81 L. Whiskey dull
Ohio, 43; Pennsylvania 43.
ST. LOUIS December 3.-Tobacco unchanged; dull.
Flour steady; Common S95Oa9.25; Extra S13 25a137
Wheat firm; Spring s2a2 lay. Corn heavy and decln.
ing; Mixed, 7sc; old White, 92c. Oats advancing;
65aS7c. Rye sl05. Barley Fall, s165; Spring. 95 Pork
$2l. Hogs 51Ma659c-, gross.
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Making q majority Of IS for Capers, who was de-
clared elected. 5t
The elections FOR Commissioners in Equity were
then held, with the following result
Abbeviue-W h. Parker-no opposition.
Newberry-Sihs 81. Johnson-no opposition
Marlboro'-C. P Townsend-no opposition
Clarendon-T ". Cutdno-no opposition
exington-H. A. Mietre-no- opposition.
SUMTER. r. Kendrick-no opposition.
Pickens-R. A. Thompson-no opposition.
Horry-B. E. Sessions-no opposition.
Ea;.a,a b A. Gailard-House, 48; Senate 1G--S4.
Hfneo A. s. Douglass-House, 81; Senate, 1l--62.
Il. A. Gaillard elected by 2 majority.
The elections consumed SO much time that little
else was done, and tho House shortly adjourned.
THE SENATE.
The same reason interfered to keep the Senate
from transacting much business, and beyond q
lengthy discussion on the Bill relatng to the
emancipation Of slaves, &C., which was the same
as that read in the House, and the postponement
OF the Usury Law Bill TO Monday, when it will
come up in the special order for that day, nothing
of Importance was DONE.
Our friend Selby is still conducting the printing,
the Senate not having concurred with the House
on the report for Public Printing as yet Mr.. Sell
bys offer was at fair rates, and no higher than the
work had been performed for before; but Mr.. De-
Fontaine slightly underbid him, and that made
the committee decide in his favor. ~
Monday opens the second week, and the proceed
ings viii then b varied BY occasional Evolutionary
efforts by different members on their motions;
This will tell in the galleries, and an yeste noas
uerrons CECIL.
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MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
Auction Sales This Dav.

MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
THE MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY OF THIS
City have accordance with the sentiments Of the ch
zens generally. determined to procure STEAM FIRE
ENGINE AND APPARATUS. Of tho most approved pat
terms They therefore soct the liberal aid Of their fell
1ow-cdzens to enable them to pay for the same. The
Company refer to their services for the past
years in the Fire Department in aid Of this appeal
Committee, consisting OF W. ROMAN and A. HAM
Hr0N, win call upon the citizens for their contribu-
lions. HENRY L. CALDER,