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wuEELrHo, w. VA, Dec. Is. '6s

WHEELING, w. va. Dec Is. '6s.
Editors InteRigenccr:
SIRs-In your issue of to-day you
have an ella bOTnte review of section g.
of the chapter on taxation, relating to
the taxation of railroads, in which you
do manifest injustice TO the final tri-
umph oil the party in favor OF equal
Taxation on every species OF property.
The section as II now stands was drawn
up by one entirely devoted TO the inter
rstS OF the people, and in its original
shape exempted no property Of the rail-
rnsd from any species oItaxation, State.
general free school purposes, all county
purposes. township free school purposes
aud municipal taxation. on road bed,
tunnels, bridges, machine shOps, de.
pOIH, rolling stock aud all other pro-
perry of the railroad at its true value in
money. Now this section, although re-
written, has lost none OF Ills force in any
distinctive feature or provision.
The railroad ia taxed on its "lTur
value IN money" as yOn say, .'wiIII-
out reference To cost" This In the only
true basis OF valuation OF any EncciGs
"t property. Farms. personal pTnpprIy.
stores, rolling mills, furnaces, steam.
boats, ana III fact, everything taxable
under the laws OF our State, are valued
upon their true value in money. win
out consIderinS their original cost
This section, as II has finally missed |
t"3eS 'he Ihii'HSd on itH true y,,tua In
money; the valuation is r,a6.rS.... -
principal financial OGicnr, mndsr G.,h,
or by II Board OF COmmiEaiOners ~
pniuIedby the Board OF Public wotEs
TO that Their" can he no evasion in an,
particular. And the railroad ia taxed
i"r State and for general free
school PURPOSES. This includes ali
purposes Tor which the State
can in any event levy any tax.
IL IL taxed for all county purpoSeE: this
includes road, rs well as every purpnsa
for which county may Law n tax: il
- taxed for township FREQ school MIR
poseH which IL the only thing for which
township may lay n tax: md il
iuIther makes express provision far
independent school districts. That II
makes no provision for municipaI taS
alton is evident, bot Won mus, no 80
INFANT OF the fact uIntthe chartcrsoftf,
several citieg and incbrporateJ ,,,,,.,,.
through which any road NAV n,.s
protect them completely.
The friends Of railroads by your CON.
stTnction have made coinrurnIiv.
victory, ny pTctendlDR that the section
hUHiIy past comedies more thnu they
had hoped !" when truth benrs me ont
in saying that The Section as II now
Stands Is all tho most ardent Eupnnrtar
niequAl taxation upon every species of
property in the Stale could have desir.
ed. There is one provision ana one
alone exemptinH any railroad which
Just and fair. whit h IL, that "no rpilroad
shall be taxed Tor building anOIner
railroad"
hope that those who have looked
on in anxious suspense from tIlp die
tance will look at this plain abatement
Of facts before they pass Judgment
against the Legislature ana more es-
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5SpefIaI gnttres.
WHO USES
MISHLER'S BITTERS P

Physicians uso II in their practice because
OF itS salutary effect upon their patients,
business mon use 1t because they require
sound physique and clear intellect; sedcn-
tary people use 1t because 1t fortInes them
against complaints which result from n
sluggish condition OF the bodily functions,
produced by an Inactive life; travellers use 1t
because 1t protects them against epidemic
and endemic diseases; clergymen. judges.
congressman. lawyers, editions, teachers and
students use 1t because 1t imparts fresh force
to mind and body, and preserves health and
strength against decay; the working ciasses
uso 1t because 1t supports the body which
would otherwIse suffer irreparable injury
ftom excessive labor; families use 1t because
IL Is a certain remedy for multitude of
common complaints; everybody uses 1t DO
cause 1t is n safe. agreeable aud enicacIous
tonic md stImulant.
Sold by all druggists and sLorekeepers
DIR. 3. II. HARTMAN a. CO.,
Sole Projectors. L ancaster Pa,
Aud No. %. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
| ueCl9-2W
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CHAPTER 1923.

An Act 10 Amend section : of Chapter
OIL oTthe Acts orISG6--I'aASed Dceem.
Der ~, Is0S.
BE it enacted by the Legislature of Hcst
TirginIG:
The first sentence OF section seven OF
chapter Iihy-one OF the acts of eighteen
hundred and sixty-six Is amended and
Te.enHcIed so as TO read as follows:
ANY person feeling himself Hggriev-
ed by the assessment of his lands or
lots, mnGe under the provisions of this
act, may, within six months from and
after the passage of This act, apply, by
himself or his agent, TO the board OF SUI.
pervisors of his county for redress.
Provided, that no reduction shall be
made in the assessed value OF any such
lands until the owner thereof file with
the Recorder OF the county i'll which
such land is located, an affidavit, STA
LInE the actual cash value thereof, and
In no cuse shall the assessment be rs
duced beloH the actual cash value.n
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An Act reg uIatInE the meetings of the
BInrds Of supcryisOTs.-fasseG he
cember ~. IS6S.
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature Of Vest
Tir9iniG:
/. That the Boards OF Supervisors of
the several counties OF this Stale shall
meet stately, at least tour times in
each year, at the court house OF their
county, aud may hold special and ad-
journed meetings. Their stated meet
iugs shall be held on the first Tuesday
in january, the third Monday in May,
the first Wednesday in August, and the
nth day after the annual State election
in eacn year. a special or adjourned
meeting may be held, if necessary, at
another place in their county.
= Every meeting shall commence at
Iru O'clock in the forenoon, or AS soon
thereafter as possible unless n different
hour he prescribed by an ordinance or
order Of t:Ie BOARD.
). The said boards elected at the last
State election shall, Ht their stated meet
ing ON the first Tuesday i'll January
next. organize their respective boards
by III" appointment OF President and
Clerk,
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reciollv the friends of tho measure:
As fair construction and an unpre-
Judged view OF the matter will satisfy
any one, 1t is genuine triumph
fnr the friends OF The section, who
deserve all honor for the manly light
they have made on tho subject.
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nr. Tobl~~svenetian. horse LInrmcnt.
Pint bot a. q. for the cnre OF lamenesy.
scratches, wind eAlis, sptains. bruises ,spllnts,
cuts. collie. slipping stias. overwhelming, sore
throat, nall in the fool. DC. II is warranted
cheaper and better than any other article
ever offered TO the public. Thousands M
"uinnls have been cured OF collie and over
heating by The Lininonpand hundreds tina,
were crippled and lame have been restored
to their former vigor. 1t is used by tho INST
horsemen throughout the States. Orders ara
constantly received from tho racing stables
OF England, for fresh supplies OF this fhva1u-
nbie article. Over $500 tesiimonials have
Deen received. Remember, one dollar laid
out IN time may save the life of your horse.
p, SoIu W MI Druggihts. omce. 10 Park
ave. NO" Aork' declS-lmd&w
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CRISrADORO'S ia ME
Ia the Offspring of II Great Fact.
No one can think ofdenyIng that his
Dv1ErSTNP uATR nVE

EAOEbSlOh HAIR D6 II
Brings ont q liner BROWN or BLACK than
any other, In asnOIter time, and without In
jury TO the hair. This is II truth MS apparent
AS that the sun lights the earth.
CrIsIRdOrO's Hair PrcservRtIVe
AND BEAUTIFlER.-The toilet, without
this article. lacks its most useful attribute.
Nothing is 30 common in this country as the
falling out tue hair. The preventative pre-
vents II. The fibres can no more loosen and
drop on. II this article is regularly applied
night and morning, than II each were fiIed
In n vice. The testimony on this point u
overwhelming, while the bcautIfyIng and In
Vigorlting properties OF the fluid are equal
ly well established.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hail
Dressers. Mandatory No Is Maiden Lane,
Principal Depot No. o Astor House.
decIS-lmdSw
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Information Wanted.

MY HUSBAND, JOHN BUMBER9ER,
vi loft his home in this city on the l4Lh
inst, and has not been heard OF since. he
TX i've feet four inches high, light hair and
heavy beard, anu had on dark clothes. Any
Information touching his whereabouts will
Ge thank fully received at William Harden.
steInis, In North Wheeling, or by the under.
signed, AT this post office.
MARGARET HUMBER9ER.
decisive Wheeling, W. Va,
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TRUSTEES Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is from Frederick Bayha and wife to me,
dated august 18TH, 1s65. and of record In The
Office OF Inc Recorder OF ohio county, West
VA in Deed Book No. 40, folio 1888. shall,
on saturday, the SOth day OF January, 1859,
at III o'clock IN the morning, at the front
door OF the Court House of 4 hio county. In
public auction TO the highest and best bid
der, "A certain piece OF land situate in Tria-
delphia Township, on the north side OF the
rick koDer and Others, containing three and
forty huEdTeth acres.
Terms OF sale:-FIVe hundred and seven
ty-fouT 2S-lCO dollars with costs of Hale, cash,
and the balance 10 he equally divided In
four payments and paid on The INST day OF
September, 1869, 1870, 1871 and 1872. without
interest. Selling ~ trustee shall only con-
vey such title Hs is vested in me, which,
however, Is believed 10 be good.
n. q. ROBINSON, Trust
WHEELING, December -, 1858.
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stockholders' Meetine.

TTIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders or the W heeling and Bel
mont Bridge Company will be held at the
office OF the Company, on Monday, the lllh
and 81 O'Clock Il. M, for the election OF
nine managers 10 serve during the ensuing
year. JOS. LAWSON, Secretary.
WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. IS, lS6S.
ue1.S-2wu
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100. Attorney General and other At
torneys for the State.
III. Notices and motions.
122, Changing Il PERSONS name; anu
tho iOinder of tenants in common.
l23. The county in which proceedings
are commenced.
4 1874. Process and tho order OF publ
cation.
I25. Rules and proceedings.
l26. Payments and sets OIL.
III. Death or change of parties; anu
the disconLinuance OF cases not prose-
Cutrd.
IFS, Removal OF cases pending In one
court to another.
100. Appointment of commissioners
and proceedings on accounts referred to
them.
l3I. Court docket; inquiry of DANA
ges; trial by jury; and Judgments and
DEGREES of the court for money.
1872. DEGREES OF sale; orders for exc
cutting deeds or appointing trustees;
and the reservation Tor infants.
1873. lujunctiOns, bills of review, and
appointment of receivers.
1874. Errors insufficient in Appellate
Court.
1875. Appeals and writs OF error and
supercedeas.
i3G. General provisions as to the civil
cases.
|
| l3S. Costs.
l3y. lsuforcing DEGREES and orders.
dOcketing judgments and other liens of
| the like nature, the effect of such liens;
and the Limitations of proceediDgson
Judgments.
lilo. Execution for specific property:
and of writs of elegit, and tieri iaCias.
Ill. Means OF enforcing recoveries OF
money otherwise than by levying an
elcgit or tieri facias.
Up. Forthcoming bonds.
l43. Offences against the sovereignty
of the State.
IA. Homicide and other offences
against the person.
145. offences against property,
lI6. Forgery.
lIT. Offences against public jnstice.
MS. Offences against the peace.
li9. Offences against morality and
decency.
100. Offences against the health.
| Isl. Offences against public policy.
l52. General provisions concerning
crimes aud punishment.
1853. For preventing the commission
of crimes.
! l54. Inquests upon dead bodies.
l55. Search Warrants.
1856. Arrest. commitment and bail.
l67. Grand Juries.
15S. Presentment, Indictment and in.
formation and process thereon.
1859. Trial and its incidents.
100. Exceptions, execution of Judge
ment, writs OF error.
lGl, Taxation and allowance of costs.
To-. Criminal proceeding generally
1863. Penitentiary.
l6i. Crimes by convicts.
! It's. Proceedings i'll criminal cases
against Convicts.
1855. Repeal of acts OF general ma
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Special Aatlees.
.A AAZES
VEGETABLE SIClLIAN
/ 02ZSsN Hal R
r ENEWER
PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY

Can hnve their hair restored to its natural
color, and II it has fallen out, create II new
growth, by its use.
1t is III" best HAIR DRESSING In the
world. making, lifeIess, stiff. brrlshy hair
lIcaitlly, soft, nnd glossy.
Pricenoo. For sale by nil druggists
II. p. nALL& CO.. Nashua, N. H., Pro-
prietors.
deG2a imeoddky
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STERLING SILVER WARE


PINE ELECTRO.PLATED WARE.
THE GoRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, h. l., having the largest
mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware in the
world. with the most improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor, al Q
enabled TO offer an unequalled variety OF
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Ser
vices, Tea Services. and every article special
Iy adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their well-known and I'M
rIvalled Nickel Silver ElectrO-Plated Ware,
in which they have Introduced new pat
terrs of rare elegance The Solid Silver Is
guaranteed to be OF sterling purity by U. y.
Mint assay. The Eleelro-PIate is guaran-
teed to he superior 10 the finest Sheffield
ware. Orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may be Obtained from re-
sponsIble dealers everywhere.
''s s, Il Mark Gs[tJ@ e S $ &:
GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
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Dissolution of Partnership.

OIIE FIRM OF SURGISON d MCCOR-
MICK, Dentists, was dissolved by Inu-
IuRl consent oil december 2Ist, 1888. Persons
having claims, and those Indebted TO the
1lTm, Will plcaAe call Immediately on J. NJ.
surg ison Tor settlement. WHO will continue
To carry on the business at the old stand, l45
Market street, Wheeling w. Va.
ilRn1I-2L
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Stockholders' Meetinp.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THF
i stock holders Of tho First National Bank
OF Wheeling and the election OF DiraotoFs
will be held at the Ranking Housa IN Ts11ssr'
uay, inc l9th day OF January, 1869, between
ths hours OF 10 A. N. and +. N,
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
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ASHTOS-KEMPLE the Rev. Il. A.
Arthur, MIR. DAVID ASHTON, of Ohio, To
Miss MARTHA KK4IPLE, OF MARSHALL CO unity,
W ~~- iheccm Der ~ 1858
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TINHE rIIRENoLOGICALJ JOURNAL an.
LIFE ILLUSTRATED Commences I'M

LIFE iLLUSrKATED commences Inc
3yIh volume with the January No, now
ready, aud Is one of the most popular, inter.
estinR, and Instructive Magazines published.
1t Is The only one or the Kind in the world
devoted To the 'SCIESCE OF MANI his
Improvement mentally, morally, and phYsI-
caIly, by all the means Indicated by science.
Portraits, sketches, and Biographies OF the
leading men and women OF the world are
given; also. much general Information on
the leading topics OF The day. In January
Pictorial Double No. we have lIIe-Ilka
sketches of RItists-Cnurch. BIerstadt, Page,
Huntington, barley, Carpenter, clifford,
kRSt'ERn. johnson, InnisI CrOpsey, and
Beard; also, tue Hon. ReYerly johnson, II.
=. Arthur, SapOleon l., an Illustrated chap
Ter on L oSs. The American PhysiOgnomy,
and large fund OF other Interesting fel-
tuTes, with upward OF thirty portraits and
Illustrations. Published monthly, at So 10 a
year, by 5. X. w Ellis. No. $50 Broadway,
New York. uec2S-2td62tw
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ELIINGHAM.-Un Monday morning the
18th inst, 1858, ut O'Clock, ALICE UER-
THUDE, infant dau4hIcr OF William anu
Susan Eilin2hain. aged III months and %
days.
Tho funeral Will take place fIom the resi-
dcnc0Of Alexander Chambers, Mark ct stteet'
NOrh Wheeling. this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The friends OF the family ARE respectfully
invited 10 attend.
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For Sale.

ON NORTH SIDE OF QUINCY STREET,
" n desirable building lot, adjoining War
ren's new house. Also one ~ acre ySAlnAbls
land adjoining James Exley &, enclosed with
IA Tence and a hydrant on the premises. APP
ply TO JAMES N. DILLON,
dec2-lW At Thorn sOn, Dillon s COis.
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Factory for Sale.

0UR FIVE-STORY BRICK BUILDING,
~ with FOUR LOTS attached, containing
COMMODIOUS BUILDINGsH,
for Office, Warehouse, BIneksmIth
shop, ETC
Also, with the above,
One Engine, so H. p, FIY.RheeI, and
Boilers; One Line ofShAftinE, etc
The above property is well adapted for
manufacturing purposes, and In excellent
condition, and next square To the Post ONCE
Terms, part cash, and reasonable time.
NORWAY IRON MFG CO.,
Jyl5-u Cor. 4th and Clay sta.
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Mark rFFRtas's FIsit DO General Grnnt.
Mark Twain went TO see General
Grant on his return to Washington,
tho other day, and this is what Mark
writes about it:
~ had said TO him: Sir, what do you
propose to do about returning 10 u spe-
Gle basis?' To which he made no audi
BILE reply. Then said: Sir. do you
mean 10 stop the whisky frauds, or do
you mean to cOLnive at then2' To
which he replied as before. now said:
'DO you intend 10 do strightforwardly
aud uuOstentatiously what every true.
high minded Democrat has right 10
expect you 10 do, or will you, with ac-
cuSlomed ObstInacy, do otherwise, and
thus, by your own act, compel them To
resort to aSsASslnHtiOnH To which he
replied: Let us have peace l cOntin
ued: Sir, shall you insist upon stop
ping bloodshed at the South, in plain
opposition to the Southern will, or shall
you generously permit a brave, but
unfortunate people to worship God nc
cOrding to the dictates of their own con-
sciences?' No reply. Sir, do you COM
prehend that you ARE not tho President
OF party ?-Lhnt you were not elected
by your own strength, but by the weak
ness of the opposition? That cOnse
quenTly, the Democrats claim YOU, and
justly and righteously expect you TO
administer The Government from n
Democratic point of view?' RiOtous
silence. Sir, who is to report tho GUS
tOmnry, necessary, coherent, aud in
struCIlYe interviews with the President
Mack, OF the Enquirer, }. ID. s., of the
WOrid. or myself. of the Tribune -
General Grant said: Let us have peace!'
1 resumed: Sir, do you propose TO ex.
terminate the Indians suddenly, with
soap and educatIOn, or doom them to
the eternal annoyance of warfare, re-
lieved only by periodical. pleasaniries
of glass beads and perishable treaties p
No response. Sir, as each section OF
the Pacific railroad is finished, are you
going to make the companies spike
down their rails before you pay p
which is to say, are you going TO be II
deliberate tyrant?' a silence uUdistin-
guishable from the preceding was the
only response. Sir, have you got your
Cabinet all set? What are you going
to do with those BIAirs7' Let us have
peace! Sir, do you comprehend who
II is that is conversing with you p
'Peacep Sir, am L TO have Nasby's
post Office, or'-'Go to the-mischiefI i
have u thousand of your kind around
ME every day. Questions, questions,
questions! II you must ask questions,
follow Fitch, aud inquire after the Erie
rolling mill-youll have steady en-
ployment. can't stand 1t, and won't
stand it'll will have peace y"
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For Sale.

MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAMP-
1Il den street, between Byron and Sixth
oIOOms, attic, cellar, gas, etc.
Ocl7 JOHN q. CHANDLER.
For terms enquire of n. a. HASDLbR,
at LIST National kank.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2jth, lsGS, Mrs.
JANE PIGEON. In the list year of her age.
The funeral will take place this Tuesday,
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, from the residence OF
her son-in-Iaw. VIM. II. Collins. on John
street, between sixth and Seventh. Friends
OF the family are invited TO attend.
cleveland papers please cOpy.)
LOUGHMAN-On sunday morning, Dec.
eth. 1873, at IL clock, OF GonkumptiOn, in
they'd year OF hlsage, JAMES e. / OUGHMAS,
youngest zon of WIN. ana May LouEhman.
The funeral Will take place from the resi-
dCncs OF his parents. Main street North
Wheeling, Tuesday afternoon ut so'c!oct
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TaoSH interested In the railroad con-
troversy are invited TO peruse the COM
muuicatton on that subject which ap-
pears elsewhere, criticizinE o"' remarks
Of yesterday. Regarding it we have
simply to say that In Yesterdays para
graph we aimed not at an elaborate
review" OF the railroad section, but
simply and solely TO stnte in the brief
est compass what seemed to us tho lead
ing and essential points. without the
slightest bias. we do not think that
statement justides any such oonstrnc-
ton as our correspondent puts omit; but
he thinks it does, and we find no fault
with his criticism.
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Store Room for Rem
For Rent,
For Rent.

THE WAREHOUSE AND STORES
situated on the corner OF Main and
Quincy streets, consisting of
One store on the corner.
one store adj 10 Ing-frontIng Main street,
One warehouse MISUNDERSTANDING Quincy
street Now occupied by John HAMILTON
G Co. Apply to
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9eu aapertisetaeuts.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC NOT
TO trust any per.nn on my account, for I
will not pay any debts contracted by any one
but myself afIer this date. -
WHEELING, December Is, 1858.
dec29-3tS
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Just Received:
Election:

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
l. or the Stockholders OF the National Sa-
wings Bank Of Wheeling for the election of
directors, VIII be held at the Bank on Tues
day. January 18th, 1859. between the hours
deci4.td = a.P. HILpRErB. Cashier.
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Stockholders Meeting.

nNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
StockhoideH Of the Merchants National
Bank OF West Virginia, at Wheeling, and
the Ban king House, on Thursday, January
18th, 1858, between the hours OF 10 A. M and
d e ii g. BRADY. CashieF.
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Centre Street Residence For Sale.

+ AM AUTHORIZED To SELL A SNUG
/ two story brick residence contAinln four
rooms, kitchen, cellar, &c, Situated on the
north Side OF Centre beEWeen Finn and six IN
streets. This property Is at present occupied
by MI. J. NJ. Richards, and considering the
location &c, will be sold cheap.
THOS O'BRIEN, .
ucc22 Real Estate Agent.
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A FRESH LOT oFFAL1, PIGS FEET,
IA etc. Just In thIs morning.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-29
Meetings of Ioaris Of supervisor"
and appeals from the L"h'
REGULATIONS.

We call attention to two acts recently
passed by The Legislature and printed
elsewhere, one providing temporarily
for the meetings OF the Boards of Super
visors aud the other allowing further
time for the correction of erroneous
assessments OF real estate. Asa matter
Of general information we suggest to
our country exchanges the pr opriety
of noticing or copying.