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BY THE CABLE.
TBy Telegraph to the register'l

PARIS, January 1.-THE bill for re-
organizing the army is still under con-
alteration in the Corps tegislatlt' AL
article obliging every Frenchmen 10
serve in the National Guards was ADOPT
cd last evening. An amendment ioi
the exemption of the infrm from the
operation of the article was introduced
but was opposed by NJ. Rouher' during
the debate which preceded the final &C
ton of the Corps upon the bill M
Rouher said, "this article will startie
attentive ears abroad and inspire the
army which precedes the National
Guard to the battlefield"
LONDON, January 1.-THE directors
of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
have issued a prospectus TO raise one
million and three hundred thousand
pounds sterling to purchase all the
rights and interests of the Anglo-Amer
lean Telegraph Company in the two Ca
bles across the Atlantic, and pay OF
their Indebtedness.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, January 9.

DALllMORE, JauudTS y.
BEEF CATTLE.-The receipts of
Beef Cattle this week amount to 1920
head-from Southwest Virginia $50 head,
from Ohio AS head, from West Virginia
1875 head via Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road. and 1870 from Maryland, AZ from
Fauquier county, Virginia, 2S from
Grant county, West Virginia, on foot.
OF this number 100 were not offered on
the market, 90 sold for Philadelphia,
80 to graziers, 65 unsold, and the
balance, 1855, sold to Baltimore
butchers at the following pri-
ces: Scalawags and old Cows, at 3 50a4 30,
very common Beef Cattle 00a6 90; fair
Beef Cattle 6 50a7 90; good 725a7 *;
prime 00aS 80, and few heavy extra
at 9 90 per 100 pounds gross. Stock
Cattle scarce at 8 00a6 90 per 100 pounds
gross. 80 head Of Cattle arriving after
the closing of the market from the
southwest were not offered.
HOGS.-The supply of Hogs was
quite moderate, and the prices have adj
vanced about % cents. Market very
firm at 10 0Oal1 90 per 100 pounds gross.
SHEEP.-Supply fully equal to the
demand; sales slow, and no change since
last week in the prices.
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coNGREsSio NAL.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, JANUARY II.

..fr WASHINGTON, January IL 2
Mr.. Simmer introduced joint reso-
WHEREAS. The amendment to tho
CoNstitution proposed by the 18th Con-
Gress known as article 14th, has al
ready been adopted by the Legislatures
of twenty-five States, reeiting theif
names, and, H..
WHEREAS, By the Constitution IN
amendment duly proposed and ratined
by three-fourths of the States Is declared
valid, therefore,
Resolred, That the said amendment
having received the requisite ratlica'
tion is valid to all intents and purposes
Referred to tho Committee on the Ju'
dietary.
Mr.. Doolittle gave notice that when
Mr.. Morton's resolution to lnVaildate
the existing governments in the South,
ern States was again called up he would
move to amend it by instructing Tue
Committee on the Judiciary IN any OIL
for reconstruction reported by them 70
insert the proviso that in any election OF
officers or for the ratification OF tDe
Constitution, persons voting must De
nossessed of one of these qualifications
First. have served in the army one
wear or more; second, have sufficient
Education to read the Constitution OF
the United States and subscribe his
name. and, third, be possessed OF free
hold property to the amount Of S29G.
The proposed amendment, which il
SUBSTANTIALLY the resolution heretofore
offered by him, was ordered printed.
A bill to amend the act relating &c
the formation of corporations in the
District of Columbia was debated unit
the expiration of the morning hour
when tile President announced the spe
cial order; but, on motion of Mr.. How
ard. the Senate went into Executive
session, and when the doors opened adj
iourned.
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ue,.aue OF the Governor Of Min
nesota.


ST. PAUL, January 10.-The Cover
nor,s message was delivered to-day.
The funded debt of the State Is only
s325. 600. He commends Generals Terry
and Alexander for their efficient meas
ures in protecting the frontier and route
westward to the Upper Missouri. He
renews his former recommendations
that the 100000 acres of land granted
the State by the General Government
be set apart for payment OF the State
Railroad bonds of 1880. The message
closes with an allusion to national at
fairs. He regrets the delay Ill recon
strnction, and says, with the exception
of Tennessee, the rebellious States have
rejected the terms offered, and that Con-
press had since sought to establish just
and civil government, and under. the
administration of Sheridan, and other
patriotic and fearless commanders, the
work of reconstruction was suspicious
IL begun, when the President, whose
course has multiplied evils, prolonged
selt-inflicted suherings of erring and I'M
fortunate people of the South by remoV-
ing these commanders, seeks TO defeat
the work of reconstruction. He cannot
defeat. He may delay it the few re
naming months belonging to him OF
official power, without lowering the
standard of equal human rights so
much as hairs breadth. Still firm IN
its resolve to establish the Government
on the everlasting foundation made for
it by the principles of the Declaration
of Independence, the party that main
tanned the integrity of the Gov
eminent against the deadly as
saults of treason and rebellion, is
advancing, and under the leadership of
him To whom the unerring popular IN
stinct points as the man for the hour,
under him who led our armies to final
triumph on the battlefield, will march
on resistless To the consummation OF Its
victories by the rescue of the Executive
department of the Government from
the perverse and reactionary influence
which now controls it, and then, when
all the powers of the Government are
welded for the protection of loyal men
and the vindication of the great prlncl-
pie of Iibcry, and not till then, will the
great work of restoration be accom-
pliShgu.
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nEroni Indinnnnolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, January l2.-At a Re-
publican County Convention held in
this city on Saturday, the following
resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, Equal aud exact justice
should be the rule of action fer the pub
lie as well as for private debtor iu
dealing with their creditors, therefore,
Resolred, That the bonds and other
obligations of the General Government
which do not expressly stipulate for a
payment in csin on the face should be
paid in legal money, and that our dele
gates to the State Convention be in
structed to vote for resolution in the
State platform embodying this PROPOSE
ton.
DR.. Dio Lewis, of Massachusetts,, lee
tured to large audience at the Opera
Hall, this afternoon, on the subject of
the influence of women in the temper
ance cause:
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.FiNANcEA AND TRADE.
New York Rlarkes.

y u -
NEW YORK, January IL.
G coTTON-Fully &c better, with sales
of 1900 bales at 16lal6fc for middhng
fFLOUR-Receipts 1895 barrels; mar.
ket dull; common 5a10c lower; sales 49oo
barrels at 75a9 Is for superfine State
and western: 10 1Oal1 90 for extra State;
o 65a12 90 for extra western; IL e5al5 lO
for white wheat extra; 10 GOALS IS for
Ronald hoop Ohio; 10 50a2 % lot
common to good st. Louis; IL Ooal6 w
for gosd to choice extra do; closing
dnll' California -four dull; sales OF l2O
sacks at II 25a13 so. Rye Hour lower;
saIes 400 barrels at z 50a9 90.
WHISKY-Dull.
WHEAT-No receipts; market favors
buyers, with more doing in winter; sales
AZ. 600 bushels at 65 for red Jersey;
2 Is for red Pennsylvania; 2 80 for white
Southern; 2 S7t for white western; 3O5
for white CALIFORNIA;; 800 for white
Michigan, and white Tennessee on prl-
vate terms.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Quiet; sales of $50 bushels
State at l So at the railroad depot.
MALT-Dull.
CORN-Receipts 40 PCS bushels; mar
ket la2c lower; sales $4,000 bushels at
32aI 35 for new mixed western atioat;
~ for white western; 30al % for
white Southern, and 25for poor South
ern yellow; DIAL "a for new yellow Jer-
sey, on the dock. ,
OATS-Receipts 900 bushels; market
more active and lc better; sales IL, OOU
bushels at S5iaS6ic for western, IN
store.
RICE-Quiet.
COFFEE-Qniot.
SUGAR-Quiet; sales $50 hossheads
Cuba at l1!a12c, and 200 boxes Havana
at Halle
MOLASSES-Dull; sales 200 barrels
New Orleans at soc.
HOPS-Quiet at 30a55c for American.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at lOtalOfc for
crude, and 24c for refined bonded.
COAL-Quiet and unchanged.
WOOL-Steady; sales Off 200 pounds
at 4Oa55c for domestic fleece.
Observation-Disclosures sole moderate,
" active at previous prices.
PORK-Dull and heavy; sales OF l4OC
barrels at 81 06ta2l IL for mess, closing
at 81 oct cash, and p % for new do
and IL 25alS IS for prime; and ~ 25a
10 IS for prime mess.
BEEF-Firu; sales of 1900 barrels al
previous prices; and 1900 tierces at 81 on
a33 90 for prime mess, and 33 OOa3S W
for India mess, and 40 90 for cisy do.
BEEF HAMS-Steady; sales of l9O
barrels at 29a32c.
BACON-Steady; l1sa11ic for short
RIB ed; l2fc for short clear.
CUT MEATS-Unchanged: sales OF
$50 packages at sa9tc for shoulders
l2a134c for hams.
HOGS-Dressed Quiet aud steady
9a9gc for western, chiefly 9talOtalOtc
for city.
LARD-Firmer; sales of 1900 barrels
at 12aa13ic, also, $50 barrels at sellers
option for February at l33c.
BUTTER-Steady at 3sa46c.
CHEESE-Quiet at llal5e.
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVAS

(WHICH, IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED, MUST
w be the most important Political Campaign
in the history Of our Government. The Skin
'mishing preparatory to this great fight has Al.
roady commenced; and the condition OF the
country makes the early and thorough dissent.
nation of the principles We advocate, q patri;
otto duty. We therefore invoke the aid OF all
true men in extending the circulation OF the
REGISTER There is not . locality In the coun'
try where Club could not DO made up with
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the REGISTER Is only in its
fifth year il already, in point of Circulation, In
huence Ability and Yalue ranks among the
first papers in the land, and confessedly stands
far ahead Of any Of its contemporaries in West
Virginia 1t will be the aim of the Proprietor
not only TO maintain, but to add to its high
This paper will not be surpassed by any pub
LEGATION in the country for its completeness as q
Family. Business and Political Journal. In its
Telegraphic News, Domestic as well as by the
Atlantic Gable; its full and reliable Financial
and Market Reports; its Local Intelligence; its
compilation of News transpiring in the State
and throughout the nations IN THE TREsHNEss,
yIGoR AND HONEST BoLDNEss or ITS EDIToRIAls,
and in all the requisites that go to make ap
DE.AwAKE, FIRST.CLASS NEWSPA.
PER, il shall not be excelled.
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ATLANTA, January l0.-A special to
the Times says: A movement will be
shortly made in the Convention TO ques-
ton the right of negro delegates and
certain recently arrived northern men
TO their seats, ON the ground that they
are not legally qualified citizens of
Georgia.
The resolution requesting Congress to
empower the Convention To remove
State officers and appoint successors,
will pass by Il large vote. 1t is design
ed as an expression of the want of
confidence sf General Meade
A delegation of influenced Conserva-
tives of Alabama arrived Tonight to
confer with General Meade
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From san Frnucisco.

SAN FRANCTsCO, January lO.-ChaIles
Mackcy, Democrat, was elected to the
State Senate from Santa Clara county,
vice Knox, deceased. The Senate now
stards: 81 Republicans, ~ Democrats.
Reports from the South portion of the
State give the particulars of a recent
disastrous storm. The greater part of
the country is under water. Many cat
tie and much property is destroyed. The
water is two feet deem
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, January IL.
GOLD-Firmer, opening at l37ja133
and closing at lbs.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Are more
active and 5atc better; Coupons 81,
lO9sal09t; do '62, l05ial05s; do 81, 1861
alO65; do '65, l07a1U7i; do new, 105ka
1869; do 81, lO5ialO5i; lO-4Os, lO2sal02s;
7-3Os, 105ial05s. Towards the close
large offerings from the country weak
ened the market and holders were more
disposed to sell. During the day q
large business was done for investment
and shipment to Europe.
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West Virginia. =. =.

At rules held in the Clerks oGc, q b.
Circuit Court Of Marion County OD ~
first Monday iR NOrember, l-G7.
Felix Beatty, Complainant.
+. NJ Clayton and Rawlcy :" ''"''
lee, defendants.
ITO RESTRAIN THE DEFENDANTSFLs
J. enforcing a judgment rendered bg ~
Circuit Court Of Marion County. at the DiH-'
term thereof 1866 in favor Of the dcf'H'aa'
Clayton, for the use Of defendant L." AgiI'
complainant, In the hill mentioned. until :"
further order of the Court. And II app,AnN
that defendant Francis NJ. Clayton IL not ~
dent of this State 10 In ordered that he appsf
here within one month after due puhlicatIor
this order and do what may be necessary 10 p''
&c his interest In this suit
cepy test:
R.B LOTT, Clsri
WILSON g. SMITH, Solicitors for Complaints
nOyHlt
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n A Peaceful Propo.itiou.

New YORK, January IA Washing
ton special states that the Indian Peace
Commissioner has suggested te the
President the propriesy Of recommend
ing to Congress the appointment of a
board to visit Arizona TO make peace
with Indians thereabouts, and oae to
visit Oregan, Idaho and Washington
territory for a similar purpose.
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An Army OF More than Five
Thousand Onice-HolderS

Are consuming your SSSso@8s, and host Of
other hungry eIpeCtaniN ~ herring like
vultures, to banquet upon Of . ss-
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollar by
the hundred thousand, with no apparent result
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost a 10 OOO
third more than the original estimate for the
whole, and the first wing Is not yet completed.
At the present rate, moro than one million Of
dollars will be consumed in what is nothing less
than stuDendous fraud, 1t which your public
servants are conniving.
The Penitentiary was expected to be built for
Sl6o OO0 but through the incOmPetency that
planned IL, nearly four times a. much material
will be required as was originally intended and
the expense Of the building win be little short
Of one million dollars Other operations Of pub
lie men show q similar disregard of your inter.
est. Many Of them are mere schemes Of private
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal Of tho State has
uttered word Of denunciatiOn Of these or an
other public wroHgs To the REGISTER belongs
almost the exclusive honor OF champiOninR the
popular cause against the outrages Of official
plunderers. In pursuance Of its purpose 70
hunt down corruption and corruptionists, the
REGISTER will lay before the people many
startling facts concerning the outlay Of State
funds upon public works. The most enormous
frauds are known TO have been peTpetrated, and
every tax payer has an interest in their develop
mont We call upon the people TO second and
support US in our effort.
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Whiskers and Mustaehes /!

EORCED TO GROW UPON THE sMO0Th
I est face In from three 70 five weeks by ns5t
DR.. SEYIGNRS RESTAURATEUR CAPPL
LAKE., the most pDnderfui disoorefy in modef.
science, acting upon the Beard and Hair u =
almost miraculous manner. Il has been USED
The elite Of Paris and London with the y
nAttering success. Names sf ali purchaser - a
Be Registered, and IL entire satisfaction y
given In every instance, the money viii lie e. e.
fully refunded. Price by mail, sealed and -
paid. o. Descriptive circulars and testines9 4
mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS
Co, Chemists, No. rs River Street. Troy I"
T. Sole agents for tho United States
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NEW YORK, March 3Oth. 1864

AeS1s. Geo G. Hutbel f Co., Hudson, n. Y.
Gents:-My family having been the recipient
of marked benefit in health by the uso OF your
Golden Bitters / am induced TO acknowledge my
sense of gratitude in this letter, which you are
privileged 10 use "a you desire. / can conf.
IDENTIFY assert that since tho first bottle Of your
Bitters entered my house have heard Of ne
complaints Of dyspepsia. Ny wife had been
also been much annoyed by piles The symp.
toms and the disease have both left, and she is
well. Other members Of my family endorse the
good qualities Of your article, and can only
say, in conclusion that Ishould be happy to give
verbal evidence to the doubling at any time they
may call on me. With much regard, am,
Yours truly,
H. GRAHAM.
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To Silas Nay F.:

TAKE NOTICE THAT on THE IlIA
i day Of February. 1865, at the office u Jr
j. Moore, in FairmOnt, Marion county, W"
Virginia, between the hours Of soyen oca'I
~ and seven oclsck 2. NJ OF that day. vii i''
the dispositions Of sarah Ann Lynch and oib-''
70 be used as evidence for me on the tria "
chaDcery cause now pending and undrtsrn.s0
In the Circuit Court OF Marion county ~ -
STATE Of West Virginia, wherein AM coupIi
ant and you are defendant. And II irOm .
cause the taking of said dispositions should O.
bae1mmenced ON said day or being cnmmeh"r
shall not be completed. the further taking Tier
Of will be adjourned and continued from dAT
day, and time 20 time till the aame are comp"
cd. Given undsr my hand the 3Ist day ., u
Gambler, 1851. ELIJAH MAJ
Per his attorney. A. Is. FLEHlN"
Ja3-Itw
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DR.. r. II. SHIELDS,
Professor OF Special Patholo'
Ky and Therapeutics.

nR SHIELDS EXAMINES AID ~
- plains diseases without asking qn'.'''.'
II be understands your case you know u =,
cannot be deceived. II he cannot tell your ~
ease and how you feel without asking question.
he does not consider himself competent u ti''
your case. This il the criterion 90 20 - ~
patients should not be- satisfied with any o'S'.
This IL the only direct and positive eridsnot
my ability ~ q scientific Physician, and BY %
standard am willing 70 10 Judged.
All examinations and consultations FREE
Dr. Shields viii make his hrst visit TO 49,,
WHEELING On Monday, Tur1sJ ~
wednesday, January 18th, 18th and Lab, ~
Ofhee-GTant House
BELLAIR-On Friday and Saturday %
nary 18th and 18th, IeC5. Ofsee-Sa'"I'
Hotel
The Dr's snnceas I'm the treatment Of Cbr0tl ,
Djseasss Is 70 well known that no invalid 'h''N
fall 20 call on him al bis appointments.
Bring your afiieted friends with you.
And Oblige
JAMS -JtW UR T. p. SHIELD
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"a St. COrtlandt st. MONTREAL july H. 1864.

"a st. CortlAndtst., MONTREAL July IL, 1864.
AeSSTs. Derins d Decentralization For
the last eleven months have been suffering al.
most daily from severe attacks of Dyspepsia
30 much so that could with difficulty retain =
meal in my stomach moro than twenty minutes.
AT night experienced q great burning in or
about the heart; general depression Of spirits
attended with frequent headache, dizziness or
dimness Of sight. l tried various cathartic
and stomach preparations, without
being afforded any efectual relief till used
four bottles of HubbeTs Golden Bitters, since
which period / have net been troubled with
single one of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bitters have afforded me, feel
il my duty to express publicly my grateful
thanks. GEO. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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New York ltenaa

NEW YORK, January l2.-Fraucis
Abegg and Alfred Bernard were arres-
ted on n charge of manufacturing coun-
terfeit currency at Newton and Win
field, Long Island.
A Pendleton Club was organized in
this city yesterday.
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Chicnxo Marker.
CHICAGO, January IL.

CHICAGO, January ii.
Flour very quiet. Wheat unsettled
and lower at 03i. Corn dull at S5,c.
Oats stroXg; held at Gle. Rye inactive
and nominal. Barley held at sal So.
Pork dull at 20 O0a20 -. Lard quiet at
RSal23c. Green meats steady; hams
lie; shoulders &c. Dressed hogs dull at
Z 25aS 80.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January IL.
Wheat quiet and firm; sales Of No.
spring at = 20. Corn q shade lower at
93ta94c. Oats unchanged; sales of No.
l at 63c. Rye, sales of Michigan at
l 49,. Dressed hogs at 78aStc.
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HOUSE.

The House went into Committee OF
the Whole on the state of the Union,
Mr.. Dawes in the chair, for general
debate ON the Presidents annual mes
sage.
Adjourned.
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NEW YORK, January nth, 1864.

NEW YORK, January nth, 1864.
Iessrs. Geo. @. Hubbel d Co.
Gentlemen Your Bitters having bean such q
blessing in my family that i cannot rrfrain from
sending yoH this testimonial. In December last
my wife was very -COnfnement--and got
80 very low that some good stimulant was abso-
lntcly necessary. Itried wine but it did no good
Having bottle Of Golden Bltters" which had
been given me by friend, thought would
try them; had ne faith in them, yet thought
would give them a trial I can truly say that
my wife gained strength and AsGt.A with every
dose. In one month she was entirely well and
strong. Cheerfully do recommend them to al
ladies as gentle and Strengthening stimul&nt
Yours, &c,
GEO. A. J. NORMAN,
ISL West 9Th street, n. 7.
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~. Loaia Market.

ST. LOUIS, January IL.
Flour, only retail trade. Wheat,
oats, rye and barley unchanged. Corn
better at 9Oa9lc for shelied and sOaslc
for ear. Provisions and hogs nominal.
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Mason II. Dunlap
rs. : In ChAncery
! Tohn II HoOnar ff al

John NJ. Cooper. It, al. " '"'''y
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE ENTyp,,
Is I'm this cause on the 18th day Of la.
ber. A. d., 1867, IL was ordered that thi, -
bs referred To one of the Commits sionrr, ~ -,
Cont. 10 take an account OF what Is due :, -
plaintiff, and to all other creditors Of a., -.
of Christopher Kreeger, deceased and 10 -
pute the interest on the same frsm the tin.
times they may bear interest, and il va, mr.
ordered that before taking said account !,
Commissioner Ahould give notice by adyrr,,
ment 10 be published in some Rev Spade, -
iished in the city Of Wheeling. for all ban.
having claims against the estate Of said a.
tonheT Kreeger, deceased. to come IN bcipr,,
Commissioners and prove their claims uu a =.
tain day TO be mentioned in taid nuti,r and.
an persons who do not so prove their a..
shall be excluded from the benefit OF tht,of \,
future decree 10 be made in this cause Az
was further ordered that said COmmissionr'
report the value Of real estate, the said Car,
topher Kreeger, deceased, seized Of and Whit.
or not the profits OF the same will pay Oh, a.
OF the said estate within five years.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
WHEELING, December 81 1857
Notice is hereby given that ON SATU RD4T
THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY. A .
Is6s, at my Office, In the city Of Wheeling -.
of West Virginia, / will proceed 10 asrc,u,
and report ON thu several matters III the i,
going decree mentioned and describ"d.
GIBSON L. CRANMER
dec 3I.itditw Conmis,icua