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Valuable Property for Sale.
n AND NEAR
Sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio.

REING deSirous of changing my business
- oner for sale my valuable property situat-
ed tnNnd near the town Of SRFdIS coInprisine
q farm near SarCiiS and one mile from the
Ohio river, containing one hundred and eieh-
W acres, ninety ncTeS of which are cleared aud
under cultivation uss.'' = y
A farm near SHr1is, ono and one quarter
miles from the Ohio river, containing 10 acres
fifty acres of which are cleaned, with young
orchard now bearing, containing four hum
dred trees, OF apple, peach, plum and cherry
species.
Also. my lnrgc BRICK (steam) FLOUR.
ING MILL. at Sands, containing two run
of four feet burTS; engine. II inch cylinder,
, feet stroke, two double tlued boilers This
Mil Is situated in the midst of a fine grain
growing region and now enjoying n fine pa
tTOnage. II IS completely provided with all
modern improvements, and is III fine running
order.
In this property q rare opportunity is Of
ferel 10 nn enterprising man.
Also, three comfortable dwelling houses in
one of Which now reside.
Two store houses in one of which am at
present doing business.
EDWIN HoRNBROoK,
ju6-lme !Sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio.
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Public Sale OF Valuable RniIdin-Io,.
on Main Street,

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED FRoU
~ dampden Zane and others to Samuel
Shnrchlll, recorded in the Recruiters Office n
ONO county, West Va, in deed book No, y
plge ~, and ola deed nom the said Ch1rchiII
Hannden Zane and wife to me reCoITieTl IN
said Office, in decd book No, 81 naSs ia AMI
AZ the request of Emely A., wife Of the said
Hampden, and Of Mary, daughter OF the said
taa1Pden, VIII sell ut public auction. an
SATURDAY. THE l5TH DAY OF july, CONNER
eng SUD sale at 10 O'Clock, A. n, eight mar
SSS OF ground. each y feet on Main Street nv
- IN depth; being part of what Is Tsfaiiy
H SI1G3 Si as the Reserve, lying between Main
s a1i E lSLketS and Union and Monroe streets
I9It5s sSi StoLS brick building now owed by ThoS
~ sIi!l The deeds to the purchasers Will
ISiS 10y te 4, oy myself HRmpden Zane and
, 49, Si1 Ma[y Zane, and the title is consid-
Terms OF SilIe.-Tha ,1,r,l,a.,. 49,,
MS option, pay the whole pnrShass n,one1. T., IL
"a SstS., OF one-third in hand, and the baiSf1S
m Inree equal payments Of one two mn
three years, With interest on lien W. 'Nl'u
JeS+pyl5 F. r. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
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WATER. WATER

ENOR the purpose of cleaning the basin the
1: water viii be shut or entirely on Sunday
the day OF Monday
La61Fing men desiring employment win
JNo. w. CUMMINGS,
Ju44N Superintendent,
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Lots for Sale

IN South Wheeling or Ritchieto,cn.
No$ 5, 6. :, $, Is, II, 10 and 10, in square No.
:, The above lots are in the square below AR.
samuel OttS-lle in u block surrounded by;
streets and alleys. Four of them front on the
also also, lots Nos. 9 and l6, in square So,
Nos and s in square 30,
Nos 10 and 10, in squire H.
Nos 8, and Il, in square IL,
Nos; II and Il, in square 80,
No. i'll square Is,
Nos and 10, in square 49,
No. ), and part OF I, In square 49,
me above property can be purchased at
private sale, until Tuesday, July ., when tile
lots remaining unsold will be offered nj NH
lie sale Mt the Court House. = 80
Apply to THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent,
yu4-0 Register Office
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semi-AnnuM statament
SS2I,4I9 IS


DIVIDEND.
Wheeling Sdrfngs IN Institution, July /, '85.
The Directors of thu institution have de-
clnretl a dividend of ton per cent on the capl-
tai stock, Iree of StRteand Federal tax, paY-
representatives on demand.
A. C. QUARTER,
JuS-St Treasurer,
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NEW sroREl NEW sToREll
Music and Variety
No. lO3 Main st, above Monroe, near STEMS
Clothing House.
E. A. WEBER,


UNEACHER OF MUSIC AND ORGANISE,
i extensively known in this city and yiein-
ity, begs leave to announce TINT TO-MOR-
ROW, TUESDAY, THE 9Th INSTANT, he
will open his new Music and Variety store
where he will keep on hand an assortment
Of Pianos, lamong them Steinways, and Ia Ha'
zleton'S, OF New York; MelOdeonS, sheet Mu:
sic, including the best instruction Books, and
lnteSt Sheet Publications, ViOlinS, Guitars,
Flutes, AccOrleons and BaniOS Of the best for
eign and American make, German and Italian
Strings. Also, Stationery, Photographic Goots
and Notions.
He will promptly attend to any orders for
Music left at the store.
He will, as heretofore, give Instructions on
the Piano, MelOdeon, Organ, and in Thorough
Bass, either at scholars house, or at his MUSE
Room, u03 Main Street, where n fine Piano IS
choirs, GIee Clubs, and Vocal Classesattend-
ed TO.
Arrangements are also being made for
renting out Pianos.
Keeping only the best of Goods on hand;
having adopted the motto of quick sales ana
small profits, being always up TO the timeS.
he respectfully bespeaks the patronage O. ti'e
public. E. A. WEBER
WHEELING, w. Va, June 9Th, 1885.
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THE southern papers which for some
years have been brown, blue and vol
low are getting white again. They
may proudly eSclaim-s'to this COM
plexion have we come at last" X
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NEVER has the saying, that man is
disposed to trouble himself with wrongs
"fhr or while those all around him go
nnredressed, had SO apt an illustration
as in the fact that Chief Justice Chase
travelled 'down the coast and MP the
Mississippi" in behalf of suffrage for
tho benighted freedmen in the south.
and returned to Ohio to find the intel
ligent negro there disfranchised by laws
co-existent with the State. PITTS. Chm
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THE following decision has been rem
dered by the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue:
"Wherc the father is deceased tho
mother and children surviving are not
considered by this office as constitntin,,
a family, within the meaning of section
i46 OF the revenue law. Therefore.
when the mother. under such circum.
stances, is appointed guardian for her
MINOR children, she VIII return the in
DC entitled To a Deduction of Si1O.,,
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Peoples Bank, July l. 1866.
Auction SaIa

Auction Sale,
OF y DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
+ not sold at private sale, I win. on Tues
day, the 18th day of July, 1855, sell at nuh-
ne auction, at the front door Of the court
~ tne desirable two-Story brick dwelling
Vim. A. CtHcrant. F'N>- - ~ ,
Terms made known on the day of sale.
E THOS, O'BRIEN.
Real Estate Agent,
yu4-h Register Office
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For Marietta, ParIterSburs and Inter.
mediate Points.
~ The new light drnught steamer
s4lEsseaa:sSsg q BEULAH, Nontieth, Master Will
asz@szHledlve as above on this day, the 9th
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATrELLE & CO.,
JnG-lt Agents.
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sJrN5 g4rtlsflafutB.
Fifth QnaterlY Report

OF the First Nanal Bank Of Wheeling,
" w. Va, EhpN5g It's condition on the
morning OF the Nm EondAy In July, 1866.
ARrTs.
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VALUE OF SOUTHERN PROPERTY

The New York Meas thinks that.
owing to the disorganization of society,
the value of Southern landed property
is nearly extinguished by the war and
as Consequences, that the property
limitations in the Amnesty PrOclama-
ton of the President will be much less
than supposed, or quite insignificant
in the number of persons excluded. -
We quote:
1.-The plantations that with the regu-
lar and certain availability of negro
toll were worth from twenty to fifty
dollars an acre, in the Reorganization
of the labor from which they received
their value, are now worth in produc-
tive capital the price of even ordinary
wild lands. The improvements on
these estates, whether gins presses,
sugar houses, residences, are all of
hardly any worth in fact, since the con-
dition of that worth has has been de-
stroyed by. the disorganiZatiOn oflabor.
The value of Southern property. then,
whatever it may be i'll perfect, is, under
the present conditions of production,
almost totally destroyed. The average
of the large plantations of the South
would not give IA breadth of more than
about 400 acres of culture and perhaps
about 900 of forest. The present use
lessnsss of both field forest and build
ing in the case place the worth of each
of the great plantations of the South at
81 value far below twenty thousand
dollars. The acceptance of the value
of the large properties of the late Con-
federncy at their actual value at the
time of the issue of the Presidents
proclamation of amnesty will thus ex-
empt all parties from the operation of
the twenty thousand dollar restriction"
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III IIOtlcIhS the conllnencel
Uses the Examiner saws:

cises the Examiner says:
eve regretted to hear the announce
ment that several of the teachers have
to leave the Seminary at this
time. Misses banner, Eastman and
are included in this list, the
latter two having been connected with
it for five or six years. 1t is said, also,
that Professor Wymnn'S return is
doubtful. In all these cases the loss to
the institution is very great; but ar
engagements are in progress to ha We all
of the places supplied with competent
persons by the commencement of the
next term, in September, and we have
every reason to believe that the effort
will be successful.
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Fifth Quarterly Report

OF the National Bank of Bridgeport, Ohio,
~ showing Its condition on the morning OF
lie first day of July, 1865.
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ADVANCE OF THE FIvE-TWENTIEs.

ADSANCE O4 THE FAEE-EHESElES-i
Five-twenties have advanced in the
London market to 7l]z, and conse-
quently the price tends upward in New
York. They are quoted in the dis
patches this morning at los. 1t is al
together probable that they will con-
tinue to advance in England until they
reach the par of Exchange, To- us
AmpricunS II is TnoccountoIIa +bot
,bo,, L,,.o No. 49,, -.
nav HOt ioHS Sluce gone
much higher than present quota
tions, considering TINT money is loaned
Mt sucb lou, rates ,,T =, II,,,r,>,
~, VI ss' ~ ~ pc
Inc chSllSh capitalists, however, are
the most timid of mOrtnls, and in point
of sagncity-. are f,,,. FeI,ind tho boTl-ars
- E,'s,.,I- -. -, -,
Vi Hl"'lAl"It anu <AlLlsteFualh' 1hese
latter have made good deal of money
out of our Five-twenties. having bought
lorre,,, ,vh., cold ,,,os OK +I,TIs ,.ooS;,,
gnu !" 80 80 mus Aet'AiH NJ
i"S 'heh -rOuhu premium on thelr
exchange, and realizing now another
premium from the advance of tl,ei,
1,o,,5s To - r-O,,, o5,,,l 40 TIT, a.
y 49, w. : HtS 'tteS
diu winnie inc Hhgilsh We're burning
their fingers with the rebel loan and Will
Mexican bonds. The London capitnl
go ,,o,,, CO. tI,o;.. ,,,;..o1-l, II -
1919 nv" See '.'etA i'iAs'''Ae' anu ar
gradually awakening to the fact tina
they have been very badly duped boil
bv what they did buv and what tho,
~,
neglected. 10 buy. Inc London Morn
ing Star of June %, explains the delu
sion and the awakening, thus:
..,U,a stro,,or to,,,1o,,,,xy ~ +t,,, I,,,,1;.,
,,,II;c ~, ;,,I.,t IN
;I - -,
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THE FOURTH IN THE COUNTRY
ROUNDABOUT.

Last Tuesday was almost universally
observed in every locality within a
wide circuit of country hereabouts-
viz.-at Washington, Pa, and the towns
this side of it; at all the points along
the other side of the river, and at many
of them on this side from hereto the
upper line of Hancock. We have
special reports from such places as st.
ClairsYille, Wellsburg, Bethany, Short
Creek, Rosby's Rock, Glen Easton,
Cameron and Fairmont, TO all of which
it is impossible to do Justice in our col
umns. The day seems to have been
unusually enjoyed by the people every
where. The soldiers took prominent
part in the proceedings at several
points. Pic-Nics were among the fea-
lures of the celebration in many in
stances, and Well filed baskets attested
how plenteous was the store of all
things tempting to the appetite in this
highly favored section of country. 1t
is not with orr friends and neighbors
as it is with many of the poor and des=
titute people further back in the inte-
rior, at the out-edgc of the State. where
four years of war have wasted away
the fruits of long toll We hear of.
many excellent little speeches and adj
dresses, made by old and young, citi-
zens and soldiers, at the pic-nics. The
Sunday School children made music in
the woods at several places all the day
long with their hymns and patriotic
songs. 1t is fnir TO say that we have
heard of no such general and jubilant
observance of the Fourth of July for
years. The people were happy because
of the close OF the war, and because of
the belief that our days of sadness
have passed away like u cloud and left
us sky nearly clear and bright.
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alelr AdreftisEtnents.
WANTED

TTWOor three energetic men to act as agents,
Returned Soldiers preferred. Call on A.
Gukeson, at Mrs Plgmanas on Hamden street,
above 9Th, Grom II TOTO a. m, daily. iuG-lt4
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WASHINGTON, Pa FElLALE SEMI
NARY. q -

The following is list of graduates at
Washington, Pa. Female Seminary this
year:
Miss Eliza .: Aik SGI;,r %ashlngton Pa
" Margaret E. Mickey, I"
{" Maria SfcKean,, f" Z"
Ellen n. Paul, Washington Co. Pa.
Sarah Z. S4eGary, % g
Joanna Mcfarland, +" F"
Joanna F. Myers, Hillboro, Z"
H-Kate O.. Collins Ell s-t---sss-' g.
g Sarah G. Brad bury, Uniontown, Pa.
Martha F. BOggs, Wheeling, VIVA.
Mary L. GorInly, Bucyrus, Ohio.
v. Amelia Lindsay, Salienyille, o.
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FAYETTE SERVINGS.

WIGGINS d BUNTING, PrOpFietOrs-
HlHIS delIghtful Mountain HI1teIiacl Place
is now open for visitors and no palms viii
be spared to give universal satisfaction. The
well known medical virtues Of the water, the
cool mountain air, romantic scenery and claS-
sic grounds surrounding this locality, give 1t
peculiar attractions.
ssFOrt' Necessity WaShingtOn.s First
Battlefield, Gen. BrRddOcIK'S and
DumOnSYiIIe'S Graves, Dun.
bars Camp,
and other historic localities are all within an
hours ride. Also DalRney'S Cave, Pine Knob
View, the Trout and Blowing Springs the Cu-
cumber Cascade, Meadow-run Falls and the
Great Ohio Pile Falls on the Youghiogheny
River, are in the immediate neighbOFhood
Two daily trains will bring visitors from
Pittsburgh TO Uniontown in a feW houES,
them by a pleasant drive OF miles on the
National Road" TO the Springs.
REFERENCEsS-J. G. AcheSnn. Esq. and Mai.
]. W: Beazell, Paymaster. u. S. A., Wheeling,
w. Va. =
Board per week., .. $40
Ju6-lwd
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STATES 7-3O LOAN.

By authority of the Secretary of Treasury the Under
signed has assumed the General Subscription Agency r
and threeentbs per cent interest Der annum known
8 the s
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. 81
These Notes issued under date of August 18TH 1854
and payable three years from that time in currency
or are convertible at the option of the older into
UNITED STATES $50 SIX PER CENT. GOID-BEAR.
f ING BONDS. ts4
These bonds are worth premium Of nine per cent
including gold interest from November which makes the
actual profit the 30 loan ut current rates. including
interest," about ten per cent per annum besides its ere
ton from State and municipal taSdton schich adds from
three per cent more according to the rate levied
other property The interest 10 payable semisnnually by
coupons attached to each note which may be cut of and
sold to any bank or banker. p f'
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f1s fNo. 80. I

RESOLUTION to authorize and direct an Inventory Of
Articles in the Quartermasers Depots of the United
States and in the Possession Of the Naval Storekeeprs
Of the United States.
ResOlved BY the Senate and House of Representatives OF
Tie United States Of Ame1ica IN Cbngress assembled, That
the Secretary Of War be- and hereby directed to
strict inspection to be made Of the quartermases de-
parmen practicable after the passage Of this
resolution, and comparison to be made between the
ports Of the officers in charge of the de
pots ct New York Philadelphia, Cincinnati Saint Louis
and Louisville and the articles on hand.
SEc O. And be further resolved That the Secretary OF
the Navy in like manner, be directed to an in
vent0ry to- be made of all the property of the United
States In possession of the several naval torekeepers of
the United States.
Approved, March 8, 1866.
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I No. %. I
N mo. %
JOINT RESOLUTION In Relation to the Distribution Of Books
and Documents.

and Documents.
Be Il resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives
Of the United States Of America IN Congress assembled,
That the undisribued portions Of the books and doc
ments heretofore printed or purchased for its by order
Of either House of Congress- previous the thirty
Congress- and deposited In the Interior Department
and elsewhere be distributed to members of the present
Congress, under the direction Of the joint committee
printng and said committee is hereby directed to divide
the books 10 question into parcels equal in number to the
whole number of Senator's and delegates
from territories and nearly equal in value and impo
lance possible and to distribute them to the Senator's
and delegates by such method may be
found feasible and proper. a
Approved, February ~, 1866.
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yosr REsoLuos to enable the Secretary Of the Treasury
to obtain the Title to certain Property In Carson City
and State of Nevada for the Purposes OF Branch Mint
located in said Place.
WHEREAS the Secretary Of the Treasury of the United
States, in order 10 carry into effect act entitled An
act establish branch mint of the United States in the
Territory of Nevada approved March third, eighteen
hundred and sxyhree has purchased of Moses job and
Margaret his wife, and James L. Riddle, the preemptors
and occupants thereof certain city town lots In said
Carson City together with all the valuable
thereon and whereas it is highly important for the in
terest Of the Government to Obtain at early day. the
and possession Of said property establish and open
said branch mint Therefore,
Resolred By the Senate and Ho0e of Representatives
of the United States Of America in Congress assembled
That the Secretary of the Treasury be- and he hereby
authorized to receive and accept from said Moses Job and
Margaret his wife, and james L. Riddle such fepqush
ments and conveyances Of their right and claim TO said
lots and property he, the said Secretary shall deem
sufficient for the exngushment OF any claim right or
title which the said Moses Job and Margaret his wife,
and James Riddle may or have thereto; and said
o and property shall thereafter be reserved om public
SALE presumption or homestead settlement and shall re-
main the property of the United statss
Approved, February %, 1885.
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Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly
furnished upon receipt OF subscriptions. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Government and it is confidently ex-
pected that s superior advantages will make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE
DTNnDTN
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mo. isl

Jour RESOLUTION to facilitate the Adjustment q certain
Accounts Of the American Colonization socisy for the
Support Of recsptured Africans in Liberia
Be 1t resolved blythe nak and Hosueof Representatives.
Of the United States Of America In 0ngress assembled
That the Secretary Of the Interior be- and IL hereby
thorzed and directed to adjust and sstls the accounts
the American Colonization Society r the support Of
captured Africans in Liberia under contracts made fou
that purpose under the authority Of the act Of Congress
approved june sixteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
be principles of equity.
Appsovsd, February =, 1ooA
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JOINT he8OluLlOn In heauOn 10 the PuDl1C
approved June twenty third, eighteen hundred and
sixty. Il XII f3EsE StaH tf
Be resolved by The Senate and House of Representatives
" the United States Of America in Congress assembled
That the superintendent of public printing shall be- and
he hereby authorized to purchase the paper required
for the public printing by accepting the sealed proposals
Of the lowest bidder bidders for any specific portion
portions Of the whole amount of particular kind
Of paper required for either three months six months,
year. the minimum portion to be specified by the
superintendent in bis advertisement for proposals. and
TO be as low a. will, in his Judgment most increase
competition and be most advantageous to the United
Sates In all other respects the proposals and contracts
shall be subject to the conditions and requirements of the
existing laws and any contractor failing to comply with
the terms Of his contract under this resolution shall be
liable to the same extent and In the manner
provided in the like in the joint resolution hereby
amended and shall be the duty Of the superintendent
to report fully in regard to all proposals and
for paper in his annual report to congress- and also in
regard to all proposals and contracts for thographng
Approved, March s, 1865.
mo. 80. 4r n.
RESOLUTION to extend the Time for constructing the
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad in Iowa. and
Hing Map of Relocation.
RESOLVED BY the Senate and House of Representatives.
ne United States Of Aherfcd in Congress assembled,
Inat the time allowed by the eighth section Of the
entitled An act to amend act entitled Anact making
TONS to aid in tbs construction Of certain railroads in
said State approved May fifteenth eighteen hundred and
hfysx ior inc construction annually of sections of
Railroad be, and the hereby extended one wear
and that the provision Of the second section of b ac
approved nrst o. ya'y eighteen hundred and sxyour
ters and receivers of the andces in the several States
and territories In the location Of lands by the States and
corporations under grants by Congress- which reouires
that map of the change OF location shall be filed with
the Commissioner of the General Land within ona
YEAR be, and the same Is hereby, repealed h
Approved, Marchs, 1885.
9 le9 fNo. "a.
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JsN4 RESOLUTION Of Thanks to Major General George H.
Thomas and the Army under his Command.
Be resolued BY the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States Of America Cm,gress assembled,
That the thanks of congress due and are hereby
rendered, to MajorGenera George H. Thomas and the
officers and soldiers under his command for their skill
and dauntless courage by which tie rebel army under
General Hood was signally defeated and driven from the
State of Tennessee. A. 10
Approved, March 8, 1866. { i