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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07
pori-rDaracns' NoIirs.

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- porr-wAevsSS oYsIcs, Ma ~ "sfs-;ssA
NOTICE II hereby given, IN accosdanee IN
teetion 4of ,ko r., r1ei April II, iss' sslts, -.
Act 90 Iec-eanlse tie sr,.tns OhcA u the rot~ ~
gohy e. Ill peg.ons iaio-,stna 81! or having shsse
subject matter OF srci ,auiTy. sranaon o. survey ~
tho foiaayi,x ve.s,s ae rLcor "KEiasa" W n, ~
Wes,io.,y aid ~. tAs sl .f aye - -sss.oa' wn'
co.Dy 'ttcd .dfn el dNs next sscsc3.ilI --4' 10y
bosgi ,rld y.ssols. rt t '-fT r.A,v
ss.s ,scr Observation-Disclosures.
psrk Lord Bsii.acse.. .............''.' -
tqIl tsa II
Pax AauthO. ..........'.s'.ss'''"t ~. a.
Bprk q play. '."''''''''';.. ~.
- . 90, I.ek ,,n Waoi,sSt. ! .
sss.,- Mrris .eH...,...............ssfr. T.
Ssir. Manic kerplsI........ ...........'ss y ~.
sclr. SaIon.......,.............s:
MINliONNE sANPNlAA. st'-''~~~ Il
,Aus's ASAaisis. rC-.s-~,Y .
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N A28 25a e2s so for Now Mess. This morning BEFORE
Chapge hours the market stIonf, holders genera

~ aoa Y5a eas 50 for Now Mess This morning before
Chspge hours the market was stionf, holders gehera
refusing TO sel below e9e 50. as which consihefap'e
sns wero made at the opening Of Changa there ,as
less disposition shown the part OF BUYERS 10 crate
bolders freely offered their goods at s the 6rst sale
wrs made OF sy7 IS, aterward the MARI yrev weak
and closed very heavy at about s., :oss$, SEA, For
future delivery yesterday afer,p) ynles were made
as follows: loW bhls. Nco Mcrt. sriler NAV, at e2s;
$50 bbs. do. do at sS IS and so bills Co. do. a. s2s
the sacs cash md regular nee our last foot teGo
bJls and include Old Mess. at ga J51s25; New Mess
Ut Ell 5Oos2o 81 i'u'he, ga IL! GsA 3I3: fIlnie
Ness, s26 80: and Ti' Mess at s17 1911 since Change
and ul mo aftcrnoo1 The market has ruled exrese
duh nnd hesyyi Jew Mess is offered freely al sx' ~.
cash. Beef Il "A active demand end prices arc
unchanged; roes IS 500 bbs nt sl3a tl6 10 lot rl
Mess aud era SO 80 fcr Extra Mess. IleIce peer 10
Inactive uud prices nonIel Beet Items are ~
fair de,nand and 'YS; sales Of 40 Pkg. at tt9it,s
for SHOULDERS; l6a l6lc for Hlns ara ,c oT
for May at l4.c Bacon /. fairly actiro saics o. ~
boxes II 5ac Tor Long Cut Hams; I6ic Er C Ssot
Ribbed on spot, and 400 boxes Cumberland Cnt, 70
arrive at iOie gold. Lard TO day is fairly active anu
prces are firm SAILS Of 60 bb and tcs ct lai q
tior No l. III la!c. for fair to primo Steam ana ioo
Rendered md isIc. for Choice; yesterday tHernoon
considerable activity prevailed and 800 tas. were
taken Nv one party On private terms.
Bu1n-soch OF GOOD itter Is very light ana nae
IA. in active demand; Westcrn enieti We quote state %
Fine New, hnlf frkin,ubs ......-.....-. 33S4o
Fine New, Welsh ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3Se3S
or. m
7 Zine Fniias and T-hs. fsir to good. .saS
! Western kesorvc. good to choice. ICY
\ State Tubs good to choice. ..... ..JS@"
| Cut-sE is quiet and apchsnged- We quote;
| State factory. good TO choice. y H.. .s9,Ss
S.gfc, fair tU good. ...-...--..'''''' ,,os5t
| Stale daries. choice. .........-..'.-.''ndy1-
! English dairy Comm .............-.--.-2a.
! Eugllsh dairy lOhio). -
! pfr TI@Tni UNI i: firm al 5ic f Crude So for
Refined in bond and 7ic. for do. free
\ RICE-A few Jobhns lots are being disposed OF al
steady rates. ,-,,a.
mand aad piices goaetaly ntn Sales Of cdr bids
Including Refining Cuba 3. Halle. and Porto iuoo
NJ No and 30 bot.s ~ Ha,ahs on private terms
Refined are 10 better request anu hrner closing al lee
| SIFDs-Cloycr Seca firm and In moderate demand at
24d2Jc Timothy Seed IL moderately eciiye, without
ctanss in p-.ees; We quote CSC 70 1872 bush. Rough
Flsyserd T. reniy at " SD e. ~ bush. Of 90 ID.
| STEARlN-We note tale OF "a ,OV ID very enoio'
| white NJ olc ffer On bond In Philadelphia.
! TALIOW-1he market Il fairly active and prices
are rm, srlcs 81 - 90 70 CITY and Eastern ~ lltc
| WUJSKY-The ,rs rtei r. fairly active and 10 better
sales Of 800 hb.s Of O. I6aea ~ for Western.
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CuAnsxRs--AYaiL e--Bcfore Jus'ics BAaxAsp
DECISIONS.
SUPERIOR CouEr-TsiAL rxnA-AsaIL s.-Bsf0ss jas
nee GARgIS.
TTlCyNrNr.

I
Ciark d. Wheeler agt. Eli p. Ructman.--In this
eu.e aleh bas been tried wis l.fsr aud in which
attempts ,rla have been mad svsdc REACHED
.not .s p.'s U on IL. s .rro whct by
the Of yirfnis.hc so,ns eosoc, .esl Asait wa,
upon rot-, ,rratig 1, bend nnd jnd ,eIs OBJ
,sied which judgment sf.ersads on he sFoi
ae ard ASHAMED 10 tie present pasui FOR services Aboci
!c tine OF The sci nmsn, id seTo u yesr, ago, On az
prssert psni tsehhy this Il Il ell, belonged TO slr
na,.er The ru been repeatedly ,drj having been
psgdins year., and decided by verdict
or the plaintiff fcr the full claimed and interest
Before Jus,cr bAIsorR
OBLIGATIONS oP ExPREss COMPANIES.
Abraham j. Van Wnke sgr. The Adams Exprss
Coin 1899 plaintiff Inquired Of the desndan.s for What
they would tske Tor defendant. serd package t.
she,sPon l.. They pioru'Sa bin that Tho, wound ehnss
taneo would be ga dy two sfss, tho plaintiff sent
boz Q. % the dsfona4nis f2r SIR npor massdS
$50 given Tire psntif claimed thst he con-et made
viii, thu thu mrs. day. and could net 10 limited
The def.,dsrt. claimed that they not liable as COM
mon carriers but only iorwarts and tbst new contract
wa. lss BY ,rndns the DO, with new directions va: o.
Jury found verdict for the p.nth or t ~ ne uoasf
no. ma . .s hpps Il. so, We. wsh $50
Mr. Thsyer for rlan,In, Mr.. seward fcr defendant,
sPsCIAL TRns.-APk,L d-bsfore Justice Acsckisn
Tic Court announced the sudden, death on
Wednesday evening Of the mother Of Chief Justice Robert
SON. and inst nak Of respect n the Court would not
entertain appiesons other than those o. pressing rlomsn
aud drsc tho Cesk to make entry thereof upon the mnnA
Thofeupou the Special Term adjourned Until Saturday
" Rossxr D. L,vrse,ro., Clerk
COURT OF GENERAL sFssiONs--ApRIL t.-Be.ore
City Judge RyssnL-
John Denny larceny from the person. Rornended.
Ann smith, ssai larceny State PrisCn tao yea, and sS
Mary spi-r spnd larceny s,s,s Prison two yosys
ChaIlo,s Ncriord. fc!oiou' assault Psner;Ary four
II
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100 Share. New.Yorh and n Haven X r. Co. sio eeeh -
80 Sba9ef cln'h : m r,c....,,, lCs
y S9aIes sl'lIis Ia .u,snr, Co SOS eseh..... lpi
rs SHARES Marine In. CO. tNew) vlov Sh' ~
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Oyfrcr OF THE CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON Co.
CogyrB OF BHotpwAr AsD WAL IT.
.,gw.iORK A,rI y 1855.
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Mens0rnN da.

Tie 81 . Hpaynion, from Martig.Gae. Ia sDei'~ "
Ioa'.r bsv woilh crde.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07

The subscriptions and sales of7.3os at tho MINI
National Bank this day amounted to $3lS, l5o
Albert Ii. Nicolsy &. Co. made the following
e,ios NJ stoets to-day:
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40 rlIR STOCKHOLDERS.

On the 81 day OF March Official notice was given 'hh
contract had been made for tie sale Of that portion
the Company's lands known ns the Slope Nine D.
which the Company TO receive The SUN Of solIcV
frrineIpe, in its own mortgage bops) the I'd daI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-24
New SOrl. Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20
COTTON-Stcidy prices without decided
change, at s40s5c for middhng
. FLOUR-State and Western Qniet and rather
more steady; $40 a 10 80 for extra State; Sll
a IL for K. H o. am Sll 2OQl4 for trade brands
Market closing quiet
: WHlSKY-Heavy, Western at % 81
B WHEAT-Dull. very choice No. | Chicago
Spring at 81 3d. Milwaukee club at S? &c
. RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Quiet aud firm; with an upward
tendency as. Il. -.-'
CORN-Quiet and firm old mixed Western
nominal at 81 SSal go
OATS-Firm at 81 l2l q i ii Tor Western.
COFFEE-Quiet. . .-'
SUGAR-Dull, Havana at l7ic.
MOLASSES-Du and heavy
PETROLEUM-Dul and lower, crude at 43c,
crude quoted at 42 a43c; refined in bond at CO q
&c, and refined free at SIC.
PORK-Quiet and steady, s35 T5d 81 for new
mess; s33 25d33 50 for 1864 mess cash and reg.
ular way, closing at sS3 81 for cash; s2963C for
prime, and s34 for prime mess Also 315 bbls.
new mess for March and April, sellers ard hny.
ers' option, at s35 59d36 IS.
BEEF-More active, at lsG22c for plain mess.
and 81 Qelc for extra. Sales Of l31 fierce prim G
mess at 3Sc t. ...... a.
BEEF HAMS-MiddRng demand. at se5 5oa
q 30.
DRESSED HoGS-Hcavy and lower. a, IG; q
i7c for Western .. a.. ,
BACON-Mo ore active. Sales of ala boxes It
19n020!c for Cumberland cut; one for long cut
hams lss G2Jsc for long riUbed. and ~ u n c for
short ribbed
CUT MEATS-Quiet at Il Z Isle for shoulders.
and lsa22c tor hams
LARD-Firm, at a0Ia2iac. Alsoa5O bbl. fyr
January sellers option. at 2ltc.
BUTrER-Quiet, AT b ale for Ohio and %
q Sc for State
CH EESE-Quiet. at la o.c
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Wheeling Wholesale Marked.
THURSDAY Ev1N2Q, Feb. 90, l36:

ihlKSDAf I-N ENl-rNft ICD. - lN'''
FLOUR-Demand, fair and prices Ii'.h At so
6iO JOWli.
WHEAT-In demand ut = IL NJ! %
OATS-Active vt S5C.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at - l..
BARLEY-Srls dull at 81 81
SUGARS-Dull and little doing; Porto III 20 -
d2lc; Choice YeilCv &c: Crushed Howdcre, Do;
Coffee Sugar 29G3jc
MOLASSES--New Orleans 81 3t@l 81
SYRUPS-New York 81 lvWi b: E,,t.mC!c
81 %
COFFEE-Dull; small sales at - a lie.
OILS-Firm at s. 10 Tor Lard: 90 for Carbon.
AMI CSC for labricating.
SALT-Oho River s. - Table =.
BUTTEE-Dull ut b di'c
POTATOES-Not much doing: prices rrngc
from 81 3OQl ~.
APPLES-Flrin ut s. 25a2 -.
EGGS-NOt much doing at 2503jc
enthusiastically at 81 2!c.
LARD-2a02i il lair supply.
HAYES per ton loose.
SEEDS-Ciovcrs I5; Timothy J.; TliXsccd ii
demand II :! -
FEED--iu fair demand at %5i0 ~ par ion
BROOMS--C0mmCn - !j6l ~; Fancy - 2Iu
6 %
TOBACCO-Dart IrS is i50 sjc; Spun Roll
80 a 95c; Bright i q -; Common Twist lIc
SOAP-Cmciunati German l.c, Wheeling do
i5c; Family soap l4c
CANDLES-Mould 22c.
GLASS-tiOOd dcrimd Naih,t iirm. . by ~
No. l. s. IS; No >, - 81; : by II 20 Ia by Il No.
|, Sc IL; No >, - 4. : by - to II hy IL No. ].
SC 81; No. - ST 10.
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BY tbs route EreiGhts of all descriptions can
be forwarded to AND from Philadelphia, New
\ orr, Boston, o. Baltimore, To and from any
point on the Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky, In
diana, Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, by
RaiiJadd dsfeci
The Pcmsl Euil Central Rail Road also con.
meets ~ p.tJsbUI- with Steamers, by which
Goods can BIZ forwarded to any port on tue ONO
Musl.iu,um Kentucky Tennessee Cumberland,
Illinois Mississippi, Wisconsin Missouri, Kan
seq aid lieu Rive Ga; ana II Cleveland, Sandusky
aud Ch!rI-U win Stru4css to Ill Ports on the
&Urtu.W Western Lakes.
Merchants AMI shippers e'UNating the trans
PBlL.tIOu OF their Freight 20 this Company, can
r,ly with commence on It's speedy transit
TIE RATES OF FREIGHT TO and from any point
IA Jae Ncs, By tho Pennsylvania Central Rel
EDdi ale a. al times ls favorable ~ are charged
Dy other R'l Road Companies.
Il DO particular to mark packages via
Pcuusc lv.uI.. Genital II. r.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions,
apply u Uraddyes5 other of thy following AGENTS
Of the Company:
u. \. STEWART. Freight Agent, Pittsburg.
CLARKE - CO., Transfer A gents, PittsOurg.
j.. ". BROW y & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
+. g. MELDEUAI < co, Madison Ind.
81. !. MOORE, Lou5,nle Ky.
". NJ. ALTMAN, Evansville Ind
*. j. SASS ST. Louis No.
CLARKE s. Co. CHICAGO H.
j.. l.. MC,OLM Portsmouth, o.
i. VI. LJN l., Al-Sayule, ny.
HALL ~ co. Marietta, ..
J.. aERES, Nu5'.iugum River
". il. Is T. !. LANGLEY, GtllipOlis ..
H. s. PIEGCI co. X.n.s.liIr, o.
y. H. HUDSON Ripley ..
y. Z. MELDKUE, General Travelling \ gent
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Cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph ss-

CINCINNATI Feb, %
ELOUR-Uhv hanged, Supcrfine nj Sc 10
WHEAT-Uuchiuged, prime Iei At :! s. a
lsS
ICORN-Dull at 81 Tor Shciled 10 SHES.
OATs-Held at s20s3c ,huyers offer clcss ,
RYE-At 81 -. .a,sE> ..,rgB
BARLEY-Dull al 81 IS for prime.
WH1SKY--In moderate dem ni - :2lI
fRot lSIONS-Duil but nommaly IN
chlnged, nothing done OF consequence.
SEED-Dull, excepting fax which advanced
to 60 40.
IES-Duli and prices dropping.
GOLD-At Il 9S. ..,..s = Et,t4-
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Philosophy Of Marriage.
I'EEE sGFEsETORs OF TIE

l NV YORK lIseum OF ANATOMY ha-r
d. teruiurt, IcgIrllf 0t expeA5., u issue free
poI the UeueEt oi soldering humanity, and sup
passion OF quIckeryJ lOUr OF their most inter.
rstIn~ tur instructive Lectures on Marriege
a.. q, ii5quallncltlpr- Nervous and PHYSICAL
DEBILITY, IreLIira.e decline ., Manhood Ind.
-rat4c- " e-lNhce9 "a D-preS,IDn iInpotency
LIS % L-e.I. ~ Manly Power; the great So
c..i LTl. AT th9ss LitlIiirs WHICH result from
l'utniCl fo.Iss- aTcesss, 81 m4t-rity or ignO
r'Iyu 90 PEyso.r-y and laws o. Nature.
these l1va-u5Jr. Hectares nave bser the means
.. el!lgI 'tHiAg AID saving thCuss,nds and will
% tJTy-5 ned free On recE OF OF tDuF sta "a nv
ltorGsslu- SECGETAaT. New York Musee-I Of
Anatomy ana Medicine, GIG Broady-av. y y.
janl2-dly.
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WYKES AND BROWNS

/ 10 Main Street Wheeling, w. Va.
Photographs of all sizes and styles. Photo
graphs il India Ink Oil and Water COlOrs. Our
Card photographs cannot be surpassed in rich
ness of tone and durability.
y varied assortment OF Frames always on
hand and for sale cheap. Also an assortment of
Cards of tie Union officers. sep2D
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-24
CHARLES SIEBKE.

~ 4 &C L. ~ Sol TO III. DIEMEIi,
y FANCY DYER AND SC0URER South
Street ncar the b. & o. X. L. Depot, Wheeling,
W. Va All kinds OF Shawls, Ribbons and eve.
ry description of Silks and Wooden Goods exc
cuted Oh short notice and on reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab-
lishment in the Western States. sep20
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New York Mouey Marker.
by Tele graph

...... NEW YORK, Feb. %
MONEY-Easy. at p cent. New transac.
tons reported at p cent.
STERLING-Little frner, at 81 0SialGsS
CODA shade firmer, opening at 81 asi adj
vancing to g W, and closing at 81 So. p. ~.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Ou;et and stea6v
.. X T. 4 STOCKS-Dull, PittS Sale Ft.Wayns
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j. g. G. BAYHA, y

ID BAKERY Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, a few doors above Monroe
Street Keep constantly on hand a full assert
ment of the above articles.
kg- Their wagon runs constantly to all parts
of the city with Bread, Crackers Rusks, Cakes,
etc. sep2J
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- . (. s E'$bs}ta.
NI0v--- and Farmers VIII ind this the most
Ilyaut,-~or5 route ,Jr Live stock. Capacious
Yards yea watcrcd and supplied with every
,,u,c.i nee, have boon opened on this line and
I,s connections. and every attention is paid to
louud every convenience iOr feeding and resting
d Choice is offered oil tho Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market This will also be
;ruud the shortest quickest aad most direct
,out" fog Stock 10 New York tvia Allentown
,ad with t-w.. changes than any other.
ENOCH LEWIS,
Superintendent Altoona, Pa.
l.. L. HOUPT,
GelI -.gGct Agent Philadelphia
II. n. HOUSTON,
Goll Freight \ cent Philadelphia.
Jlull ny2i
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1ot1onal Mcdioinc
DIR. THOMAS j. KISNEE

w treatment Of all Acute Diseases, ds' ~
portion Of his time TO the treatment o. AZ VI.
ties Of Chronic Diseases, upon the Rsno- -
Eclectic System. Such as diseases 81 ~ =.
Kan, kheumatic and Nervous disease -
stomach, bladder and Kidneys Anszsia.sss
skin and Syphilitic Diseases Club feet -
torsed Limbs, and all Diseases both Aeans s..
Chronic, to which Females are subject -
hls long experience In such cases, ne fees -,
dent Of giving entire satisfaction 10 sIy 80 :
eal No charges for examination and
eases Hedicines safe prompt and relisos
communications strictly confidential and p''T
y attended TO- --....
once hour 8 A. n. 10 o p. n "a
Office and Residence On Sd Street Be- 5, I'd z,
Crafts Drug Store, Centre Wheeling
ty2dkwly
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JOSEPH BOLIVAR,
, ETAHE. DEALER IN HATS AND

IL CAPS No. 5 Washington Hall, Wheeling
Va. Keeps constantly ON hand full and
which will be sold of at the lowest market rates
scp2j
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BUSINESS CARDs
MRSoCnzIMMER,

KINDS
vi -QEJCRACKERS. ca ID Ti5ffis sttSIS &c.
south Of ne Market HoGseo Wheeling, W. Va.
janl0-6m
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Rope store.
r. j. BERRY & CO..

\ ANUFACTURER AND DEAL
M ERS IN MANILA ROPE, BED, SASH
and Machine Cords, Twines, Packing Yarn
Oakum, Tar, Blocks and Broom Handles = II DIST.
Ing Rope, fitted up, and splicing done at the
shortest notice. Ne. % Water Street near the
Pe.uberton House, Wheeling, W. Va. sepod
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-24
THOMAS TURTON,

" PAINTS, Glass, Sash Oils &c, No. s
Market Street Wheeling Va.
SIGN PAINTING attended to promptly.
sop2j-3m ..
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sdi 81 /. Gg-. a- s s-u i---..-i siiy STss ~
se0qEg srI SD .04 rJF g'.rl-Er.7ct - - h.
35ZOT5 - r4D -am Sg.sstE D
lns- q ls>o4 1Scar
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to.rlsP. e. ZINN, 0tE
& CSNRECTION-

i Err, Bridge Corner, Wheeling ". Va,
wholesale and retail dealer in F0reign Fruits
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer OF Refined
Candy. ..
Wedding and o.her parties furnished.on short
notice and accommodating terms. scp2J
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" SIMON KEIM.

i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,
GIandiCs, WHISTLES, &e., 2l0 Market Street,
Wheeling Va. gF --
would invite the special sttention,of city and
country dealers and the public generally, to
call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. -...E -r { sepaJ
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SLEEPING CARS
phiiadclv;,;H, sew Xori, & rs ai,aaOrc


BACGAGL CHECKED THROUGH AND
TRANSFERRED FREE
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Rrenchl Go RfeSss o ma + J

JOHN L. HARGREAVES,
DEALER IN READY 7LzXED
~ PAINTS, GLASS SASH, and PG lily
Gilt and Rosewood Picture Frames ana en-
tan Blind Manutacturer, IA, - Nam Street
Wheeling, W. Va. Sep-'
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no MERCURY OR NAusEoUs pRUos
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons {.
Colleges in the United States, and tho a.
part Of whose life has been spent IN tho hc.,-t
of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsSr,.-
has effected some Of the most astonishhr-~
that were ever known many troubled via
ing In the head and ears when asleep greG
vousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds N
fulness, with frequent blushing, attended 81
times with arrangement of mind were az,
Immediately.
The New York herald., 1865-01-07

saiA IN connection with gentleman Of Georgia. that
pssos ss The war terminate - Il may and that he ex
peets,to own housand siaves himself one Of these
c rslasrk, and a. little that i win be realized in the
oxent Q oar subjugation What the form OF slavery
~ }. Sys. % y yantss ,o nssDo.y We
: 4 e Ts, Il .as e. iss ssss:S
s';'s: 4::s:: :s'::a !: ::s
Me alsveholdsr, mot love q a. 3hyG shoaId he
love the black labcrer Of distant yeobre shsn me
tho harsh and oppressive manner In which Iansce
employees in every department Of business are treated
niable It Is rdiculous them 70 suppose that 20
sesh caHous and yranncal 70 their white depe ndens
ns o
imasnatons have away with their resson there
mot an honest sbolitionst In the Northern States The
2 ssd practical practical rae race is w slavery pny Tie fate q
slavery and the confederacy. II conquered, depends
es g Ss Ss his
= ys That cotton ss and sugar cannot ss cultivated ;
sayc labor viii not pay IN virginia and other border
spy 81 .hs ny &. labor
those States 70 the demands Of eb0icn calling upon the
so y ssIs and A wSs
ef slavery in the cotton etaasa 6emsyas SAsr;
.e1 eFpscs osc: IN aeGse~d anres ss. ava
naM Thc reseession Of The slsyes win DO
simply transferred from the hands - their present own
tothoss Of sodietsand ciHeneo ~ The Upcd States
Thcy win raise Mose cotton more suGar and more rice
thar were over saissd befcrk The only change p the
system will BE- ono which win ensble the new slave
70 DO relieved om the suppo Of the hborcrs In
sickness and old age, The horror which the African
troops experience in this nothing = that which
they will suffer in lighting the bottles d civilization
They win 1ie IKE sheep under their Yapkee tsskmastc
hnt their places can be readily sdpplted BY import
Ing eooles after Ae fashioned England France or re-
opening the sIavc trade No emonstrances Of England
and no Africa squadropA would prevent the adcp
tcn OF the latter alternative II found ESSENTIAL 70 the de-
rnand Of slave labor II tho Yankees and England
who nrst brought slaves from Africa 70 this continent
and either Of them would do again. or any other thing
, which their interests demand. S
Next 10 the present propresr the condition Of the
present naves wi in the event ofSouthern suhugation
be most ptiable The their former condition
win Intensity the agonies Of thcir exhausting toll They
win be In the hands Of men who DO mot understand them
who have real sympathy with them, any ccnccr
Of any kind except 70 squeeze the greatest amount
profit possible out Of their bones and sinews They Will
curse the day that they heard Of abolition; but y
win be TOO late ...7
The New York herald., 1865-01-07
curRILLAs ON THE UPPER POTOMAC.

Oar Pickets and Camp Fired Upon-A
Mail Carrier Shot by tho GueriIlas--
Capture ef = Number or Bushwhackers
Near P0olesvfllc, sc.
4IaMf M WARRINGTON, Jan Q, 1894
Major Andrews who commands the guard pckctIng
tho Potomac river from the Great Falls to the mouth Of
tho Monocacy, says that tho gucras who infcst the
banks Of the river there have become very troublesome
Of ate and that hardly night passes without their
firing upon pickets making attempt 70 cross
tho river at some point or other
On Monday night while tho mail carrier OF Major
Andrews command was conveying mall from the camp
TO PoocsvIlc he fred upon from the Virginia Shore
and bali passed through his head, shaltcrng IL IN
frightful manner. NH aMHN
On the same night the camp OF tho First Delaware
cavalry was rcd upon by bushwhackers on this side Of
tho river who appear 10 be operating with the guerilla
White, by signalling 70 him from the Maryland sde in
the neghborhood OF Rockville.
On Wednesday night party OF rebeIs, numbering
hfeen crossed the Potomac on raf In the vicinity OF
Pooesvie. They evidently worry hungry, for they
were on chicken stealing expedition, and they managed
70 get eight miles from the river before they we're
discovered They were then pursued and finally ever
hauled and ten OF them taken prisoners