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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-31
Fire In Chiease-The Indinn..

CHICAGO, Dec. 3O.-Williams' Hotel,
on Monroe street, was burned last
night. --.-s..
The ground floor was occupied by re-
tail stores. Loss S45,000. -, =
A special from st. Paul says: Orders
from Washington received here, direct
that the chief of the Sioux Indians be
brought to Washington, to treat for che
cession of their lands, and guarantee D
safe route over their country to Nom
tana; also for locating them on farms,
and for guaranteeing peace and security
to our frontier.
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Accident.

LONDON, c. w, Dec. 29.-The acct
dent at Samia Junction ont the j. W..
railroad, at Momoka last morning,
caused by all en,igrant train running
into the train OH the SANTA branch,
three ears were wrecked and six per-
SOILS injured, two supposed to be SER
iously,
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 3O.-There were 20
deaths in this city last week, including
four from cholera.
Two Newport ferry boats and thirteen
coal barges were swept down the river
this afternoon by the ice. =
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, December %.
Flour firm and quiet. Wheat UNI
changed. Corn, 1c higher; closing ut
74a. Oats. lc higher. Pork Is 5OalS7o.
Lard 11!alls. Green meats tirmer;
dressed hogs closed quiet 6 s0a7 10. Live
hogs active 5a6c higher; 3 40a6 40.
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The Prize Ring.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30.-A report is cur
rent among fancy men here that ar
rangements have been made for a
prize fight between Joe Coburn and
Mike McCool' for the championship.
Coburn and Aaron Jones are now
here.
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UNITEDSTATES MAILS
WEST VIRGINIA. ,-1. e
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Hnxbi,.1fgn OcfObsr n la6f


PROPOSALS. WILL, DE RECEIVED AT
l the Contract Office Of this Department until
, p. IN. Of February -, 1867, for conveying the
mails Of the United States, from July l. 1867, to
June y. 1871, in the State OF West Virginia, on
the routes and by the schedules Of departures
and arrivals herein specified.
Decisions announced by March q, 1867.
- a...
Bidders ,rM examine erretal'y the forms and
instrsctions an,>zed sspeciply the latter part Of
'--i Inst',,ctign 49,
4iOl From Wheeling to Bridgeport, tohio,) II
mile and hack. and the Station Of the Cleve.
day. Sunday exoepted) and between the Post
Office at Wheeling and the Station Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, twice daily; and
between the Post Office at Wheeling and the
Hemp6eId Railroad Station, once daily, and
as much more frequently an may be required
on all the routes, under snch schedules Of de-
partures and arrivals rs may be agreed upon
with the postmaster At Wheeling
il12 From Wheeling. by Wegec, O.J Mounds
willie. wv. Va DiIl's Bottom, O.l Captino,
Powhatan Point, Woodlands, CIV. Val Clar.
ington: co. Prcetor, lw: Va Hannibal, o.
New Martinsville, tw. ya,) Sarslis. 70. Wit
tens, Sistersville, CIV. Va Centre View, tO;J
New Metamoras. Grand View, Long Reach,
tW. VAL pen's Run, Wade. t0.,) Grape Island.
: IW. Va, Saint MaryA Newport, O.I wflow
Greek, tw. ya,) Marietta CO., WILLIAMSBURG,
tW.ya.,) Hartman, TO- Briscoe Run, CIV. Val
to Parkersburg, 90 miles and back, three tines
,aweek, In steamboats, with the privilege OF
Supplying the stfces shh cslsrE. certainty
cation. Leave wheeling Monday, wednes,
day and Fripay, at l9a. nsl: arrive at Parkersi
burg by IL D. M. Leave Parkersburg Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday ct . NJ; af1ive
HWhseling asxtdays b. shR '-N
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NoRwAKK, CoNS.,--Mr, Scranton,
President of he New laven railroad
Slipped from the platform here this
morning, and was almost instantly
killed The cars passed over his hips.
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Flood.

QUEBEC, Dec. 29.-The tide rose yes
tsr,lay about five feet above the ordl-
nary high water mark, flooding a num-
Der of wharves and doing some damage.
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81. Leui. Market.

ST. Louis, December %.
Tobacco, nothing doing. Cotton 29ic.
Flour, nothing doing. Wheat firm.
Corn dull and lower, 70a76c. Oats
lower. 62a65c. Mess pork easier, at
30 20. Bacon unchanged. Hogs 5 OCT;
little doing; general market stagnant.
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New YORK, Dec. %. = Ex Minister
Nontholon sailed to-day for France.
The Congressional Investigating com.
mittee into custom house frauds here,
show that one official made upwards Of
~. QQQ dollars above his salary.
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New York stock Market.

New YORK, Dec. %.
Stocks active and higher Erie Ga |;
Michigan Central 1903; Michigan
Southern s2s; Illinois Central scrip 1Si;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh ssi; North
Western 44t Western preferred 70 /;
Cleveland aud Toledo 24s :. Alton and
Terre Haute 40; Milwaukee and st.
Paul SOL.
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Crinoline is in u state Of collapse,
and will be succeeded by a straight
narrow skirt clinging to the figure, and
Il long sweeping train.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK. Dec. 90.
Money firm at Z per cent.
Sterling quiet and unchanged.
Gold firm at 33s.
81 Governments firmer.
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Specie

New YORK, Dec. pa steamer took
out to-day for Europe Soc, 6OU IN specie.
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New York Dry Good. sIorke..

NEW IOhNs DCC' 81.
Dry goods market very quiet but
firm. Wamsutta prints reduced half .
cent, now l34.
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For. 81 Pr;g..:;,.; c..ra.ae.. and

e.ice address Z 80. county Of -, State
o. -. proposes 60 convey the mails OF tk@l
United states, from july. !, 1851, 70 juno N,
ISL, on route No. -, between ------ andI
nnder ti.e advertisements Of the Postmas-
Ter General dated October u, IeG6, witt ecker.
ity, certainty. and secafity. for ne annual sup
This lPres0ssl i psds with fun kaswisdgs|
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aally. except SUNDAY, at 34o m: arrive at
Fetterman by AS p m. -.f-9
42i3 From Grafton TO Belington. . miles and
back. once week. Leave Grafton Tuesday
ut m: arrive at Belin-ton by p M; leave
lexington Monday at u m arrive Mt Grafton
by Jpn. ~.
1914 From Racoon. by Evansville and Fellows.
vile. 10 Mines. IL! miles and back three times
week to FellOwsviile, and once week the
residue. Leave RacOon Tuesday and Thurs.
. day At u m, and SATURDAY at a N; arrive at
Fell0wsylle Tuesday and Thursday nj D m,
and Saturday by IJ:j) q M; leave felOwsviIle
Saturday at IJIJ m; arrive az Mines b. ~ m;
leave Mines Saturday at G:Jj p IN: arrive al
Fellowsyille by las p IN: leave FellowsyilIs
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday IT 33j p N;
arrive at RacOon by $50 pm.
42l5 From Evansville, by Coyeton. Kassou. and
Danvine, % Nestsryille. Is Jalles and back.
once week. Leave Evansville Saturday at
p m; arrive at Sestorville by 6 IN, leave
Evansville by IL m.
42l6 From Kingwood 10 Tunnelton, 10 miles
end lark. six times westE Leave KingwOod
daily, except Sunday, at I:3O In; arrive at
Iunneiton By i3l IN; leave Tunnelton
daily. except Sunday, on arrival Of eastern
mAi!-siy at 9 p. m arrive at KingwOOd by
f2l7 From Kinggood. BY Albright. Nudd,,
Creek. Bruoe;0n Mills, Brandonville, Glade
F4rTns, and MlIrkleysbury TO Sornsrt,eld
tFal DE Inuts ana DdcE, twice week.
Leave hingwood "Wednesday and Saturday AT
Z m: arrive at SOmerfed by 6 10: leave
S1meThed Tuesday and Friday at , m; arrive
et kingwood by G pm.
ais From Portland, by Tannery, Wiley. Nor
CANS Glade. aud Braad0nville, 70 Brueeton
mills, 10 miles and bIck three times a week.
Leave Portland Tuesd4y. THURSDAY, and Sat
urdAy At p y m: arrive zt Bruceton mills by
I:3l p M; leave Bruestou mills Tuesday. Thurs-
-aiy. and saturday at a Dai arrive At Portland
fsi9 Prom Portland to German Settlement. 10
miles and back, twice q week. Leave Port.
Lind "Wednesday and Saturday Mt 22o d m;
arrive at German Settlement by $50 m;
leave German Settlement "Wednesday and Sat
urday at II m; arrive at Portland by 2 p m
ED From Wiley. by GAINESVILLE. Johnstown,
Accidsnf, lAfd-.l and SeIbsFort, 10 Addison.
Pal % miles and back, once week. Leave
Wiley Thursday 4t I 8 N; arrive at Addison
j, by 8 p m; Rave Ad1ison wednesday NJ
M arrive At wiley by1pm.
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Bidders ,rM examine e1reful'y the forms an
i,lstrsctions anDzed espcci1uy The latter part q
.s-ai Instsctiyn 1917 g
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f25l From Rerneysville. BY SbepberdstoHn.
Starpsburg, iAd.f and Keedysy1lle TO Boons.
ss asa as ss. .a s I san
day, At la p, M arrive at Boonsborough by
G.3J m; leave Boonsborongh daily, except
Sunday, az am, arrive ut ksrncysviue b.
f252 Prom Kerneysvfiic, BY Le,town. % Nd.
dleway c miles and back. thr.s times q week
Leave Kerneysyile Tuesday, ThursAsy, and
saturday at p N; arrive At Aiddleray BIZ
$50 pm; leave Hiddiewsy Tuesday, Thursday.
and Saturday at Edo . m; arrive at KerHeys-
vile by n am. .
f2S3 From Harpers Ferry. by Hslltoxn Charles
town. summit Point, Brueetovp, Fadesyille,
and Stephens Depot, % Winchester. y niles
and back. six tiues week. Leaye Harper's
Ferry daily, except Sunday. at 10 p N; aItfye
AZ Winchester by p m. leave RinchSstsr
pers Ferry by igm.
42S4 From Clizrlestown. by Rippon. 20 Berry
vile VA, IL miles and back. Az times . week
Leave Charlest6vn daily. except Sunday. al 2
pm; arrive at Betrysslle sy y ~; leave Ber.
rive at Chzrlesto~n by o3J m.
f255 From Wayne 6 III, by Forks Of Txelve
Pole, Twelve Pole Warieid, and Pigeon
Trace, To Logan G u. n miles and back, once
week. Leave Wayne G II Wednesday at q
m; arrive at Logan c IL next day BY 6 p m,
leave Logan & IL Friday AZ 10 N; arrive al
<z5S Prom Princeton 6y fhe Rock. Jo's Branch.
and Rock View, % 0oeana, s. Tuiles and hack,
once week. Leave Princeton Monday at ! q
M arrive at 0reana next day by 9 p mi leave
Oceana Wednesday at q m, arrive At Prince
ton next day by m. @ ia
42S1 Frmn Princeton, By spanishburg Fiat
Top. and Round Giades, 70 Shady Spring %
miles and back, once week. Lesvs Prince
ton Monday al 8 q m; arrive at Shady Spring
bySpm; leave Shady Spring Tuesday al =
m arrive At Princeton By spm. -
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TrI1stee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by Leonard G. Frost,
bearing date ON the l2ih day of June. 1855,
and now on record in the Recorders office OF
Ohio County, West Va, / will sell on WedEes-
dry, the 18th day OF February next, at the
Court House ofSaid county, at public auction,
to the highest and best bidder, the following
property, all now being In and about the
ware houses situated on lots No. Is, IL and 49,
ON Main street, in the city OF Wheeling, and
occupied by Pryor, Handlan & Co, to Sgit=
One boiler, boiler house and iron smoke
stack attached thereto. one engine, with ali
its attachments; a griSt min and all its fix
tureS; french burr stones patent corn shelter,
patent corn cleaner, the Injector complete,
with all necessary beltings three complete
sets of elevators, sinks and conveyors; all the
shafting, gear wheels and betting In any man
ner connected with the machinery; n patent
holster complete, u wheat Separafor, all the
garneFs in the third Stories SpoutS cOnduc-
tors and delivereFs, speaking tubes on the first
and third floors, and all and every thing con-
nected with the said machinery, and the
business thereof.
TERMS OF Subtitle purchaser can pay
the whole In cash, or give his notes at four
and six months, bearing interest nom date,
with approved security. -
tanH-td r. CRANGLE, Trustee.
The above sale Is postponed to wednesCiny,
March q, 1865. r. CRANGLE, Trustee
The aboveklle Is postponed to "wednesday
March 2, 1855. h CRANGLE,
mr2-fd TfuSfea
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To Brick-makers, Lime Burners
and Stone Quarters.

and Stone Quarters.
CFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
. ceived at West Virginia Hospital for the
insane, at Weston, w. Va, until IL O'Clock,
IN, on the 10th day OF April next for the
making and delivering of about FOUR hundred
thousand good, hard burned brick, of the
size of those heretofore used. .Lf
The brick may be made on the Hospital
about the building as may be directed by the
Building superintendent or Building Com
mittee and TO be supplied at periods and in
quantities to their satisfaction. One hundred
thousand to be delivered as soon, as the
weather will permit, with prompt and ener-
getic effort.
Sealed proposals will also be received at the
same time and place for the burning and de-
Ivering at said Hospital about five thousand
bushels OF good, well burned Lime, to be re-
ceiVed by weight, and counting one hundred
pounds to the bnShel, to be delivered in
quantities and at times to the satisfaction Of
the Building Superintendent.
Sealed proposals will also be received for
QuarTying and delivering about three hum
dred perch of Stone, suitable for Bubble
AshIar work, such as have been used in the
rear of the three story building South.
Those to whom contracts will be awarded
will be required to give bonds with good
security for the faithful performance thereof
Proposals should be forwarded as early as
practicable to the Chairman of the Building
Committee, at Weston, West Virginia.
R. P. CAMDEN,
isz r. HILLS,
$3.50 p. n. HALE, 3tz5
MIRO -3td&3tw Building Committee.
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Stolen-S5O Reward.

.ctToLEN FROM THE STABLE OF F. f.
- Collins, Grandview, o., on the night Of the
9th OF March, a bright bay horSe. about l6Z
hands high, rather handsome and attractive.
He has two crowns or curls and small grey
fish star in his forehead, and a small white
spot on one side of his neck near tile head,
some white hairs on the upper eye lid OF one
The above reward will be paid for any inior-
nation that Will lead to the recovery OF the
horse and the further sum OF 80 dollars for
the arrest and conviction ofthe thief.
Information can be given to A. Sheets, Bell
aire, Ohio. or Sheets & Bro, New Matamoras,
Ohio. a. SHEETS,
Inr9D-StC Bellair, o.
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Scaled Proposals

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE COM
w mittee on Water Works until o'clock,
Saturday, a pril It'll, 1866, for making about
200 feet of 20 inch water Pipe. They are to
be one inch thick, with ali the necessary
branches, TO join with Pipes running at right
angles to all Fire Plugs, that may be ordered
by the committee or person having the super
intendence. The Pipes TO be cast or moulded
in dry sand and in perpendicular position,
and OF good! dark grey iron, so that e can be
easily drilled. Eeach Pipe or piece to be L
feet long, and to weigh not less than 24o0 lbs,
nor more than 900 lbs; the castings to be de-
liVered in the street, where the Pipe is needed.
Also Proposals for digging trench from the
Basin to Main street, and down Main street to
Division street, in the Sixth Ward, and filling
the same AFTER the Pipes are laid. Trench 10
be from i've to seven feet deep and three feet
wide; the bids to be by the cubic yard. The
Pipes, with the necessary elbows, rs and
branches to be delivered as follows, to wit:
(50l MY plain Pipe to be ready and on the
street notlater than the 10Th Of June, and not
less than 1our per day thereafter.
Payment to be cash for all the above work.
Contractors to give good security for the full
fiIlment OF the contract
Bids will be endorsed, Proposals for Water
Pipe, or for digging, and to be left with the
City Clerk. sE.1 A. WILSON,
Chairman of the Com. on Water works..
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@ Send for Price Lists.
Testimonial of fhe most Distinguishes
Artists to StefnWay d Sons

NEW YORK, December 10:
The PfanofoTtes, Grand, Square ana ~
right manufactured by MessnS SfelnhS n
Sons have established for then1seiSe,s -.
worldwide a reputation that It + haLu!iIs me
sihle for ms TO add anything to their Jus1 ~
Having thoroughly tested and ti, ~ u, NIB
instruments personally for yeslfk. Dotnl III. ~ 51fT
lie and private, Il becomes our pleas,ahls ,,,eiT
to express our candid opinion TeeArdihe I II
unquestioned superiority over any
Piano known TO rs. ,,,Isoyu
Among the chief points Of theiI " ~
excellence are GTedfeR Po,s50te = I,ITg
ness and rOlItue Of tone, e147oleI tts Inns
lyTjilf0ncI,. eieaTIs&F and pe75ed tte .W a
ftTOIl0b0tit ne enffre Sc0ie, and, doots = -,
slf5TTfsiEl0 SilfFIEti0l Of z0slJld the pure ul
FNdfhefie SJlidIfflf Of lEIlieh neueT etaEtA'ge@
he mod deFiedie or pOlra1iil t0ttch- I a., .be
This peculiarity Is found excilsNs IN The
steinWay Piano, and together VIII ,r1rr-
fnsfehIess PRECISION, elasticity and P Ioi n
neSs OF action always chan efenztne ~ 51ra-
s4rments as well As their unequalelI = " ny
nifty under the seYerest trials. : 1uf y,5 II
prfsfng and claims At once the admliSH axe
every artist We, therefore, eonss11Tt, ,tI1-
SfeiuWRy Pianos In all respects he On - -
Tfie,ifs nldde Ia ftis eoliaf5y ~ EifTgs
them RoSefy and epe3IEgfreN olFsetres u ~ ar
ITftGrte and recommend Lltsnl fJirnT1oosH -
jTfeJics d1ldd Pubic. -, ouT
We have At different times e1pEEszsss1IJSIls
opinion regarding the Ptaf1os ~ f1To-
n0Ifnee Mel1s Steftoay & Sous ES1'aoa Fa1i'e''''
" 8 ~ 81 Mius Robert. GoIdbeelz, Heng MY. =
Tfinfn r. u. Ritter, Geo. W. ,MoEe1ni ; III
Thomas Max MarefHek, VIM. 1asous hIVSSsI-
Heller VIM. Berge, +. BEandetS fH g 30.
ling. e. MuElo, SSrf AnschtIEtz, A. ID. III. - 8
4 Sfossnfhal. CaFi WoIdsohn, A. DAVE : :
Won RreunIng, Theo. Eisfelds Carl Berg h'-'A''-'
mar6-3m
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A WRITER in the Now York Observer.
who has,been studying Websber's new
"Unabrfdged" Dictionary, expresses a
regret that the photographers detihi-
ton OF the word .'6oil'' had not met the
eyes of the new version people before
they translated the book; of Job, asst
would have been so beautiful 70 say
instead of bOlls: Sand Satan smote
Job.w with 'circumscribed simultaneous
inflammation, characterized by pointed
pusttlar tumors, and suppurating with
central cores.'e s.ll t-5a5s-
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6yyhat n National Depository Is.

Few persons understand what a ma
tional depository is. IL is national
bank, which, upon the deposit of an
amount or securities prescribed by the
Treasurer of the United States, has
been authorized us depository ofppb=
lie moneys, md a financial agent Of the
United States. The securities vary in
amount according to the location of the
depository, It's capital, and the amount
of Government moneys likely at any
time TO be inits possession. The mimi
mum amount OF security has been fix
ed ut coo in United States bonds:
some repositories have furnished secur-
tiles to the amount of $500, 600. A bank
qualified as depository is made the
place of deposit for the collections of
Internal revenue, when conveniently
located for that purpose, and may also
beused MS u place OF deposit by any dis
bursting 8or receiving officers of the
Government, except that moneys re-
ceived for customs may not be deposit
ed with such depository. 49,
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THE bakers in Richmond have ICON
soltdated, 2, as seems to be the fashion
of the day and the result has been a
sudden reduction in the. size OF the
loayes. The EraiRiNer says one can
easily put a i've centloaf in each cheek,
a ten cent loaf in the middle, and then
whistle Yankee Doodle without DIM
rnltvn ~-.,,4g y,ri. z,.f,, 80,
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Building Committee.
The United states
The United States
Two Kegs of Whisky, seized by ]. O. Orr,
Collector.

Two Kegs OF Whisky, seized by j. O. Orr,
Collector.
In Rem. In case OF forfeiture.
WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION HAS
w been fled I'm the District Court of the
United States for the District of West Vir-
Ginta, on the eight day of March, 1866, by the
United States of America against two kegs of
Whisky, seized by J. q. Orr, Collector of In.
ternal Revenue of the United States for LIST
Collection District of West Virginia, in a GER
tain proceeding in rem, alleging in substance
n viOlatiOn of an Act Of Congress, approved
June Both, 1884, entitled can Act to provide
Internal Revenueto support the Government
TO pay interest on the public debt, and for
other purposes, /" in that the tax levied on said
TWO kegs OF whisky in pursuance OF said Act
has not been paid as provided therein, and
praying that said property be forfeited to the
United States. Now therefore, in pursuance
Of the attachment under the seal of the said
Court to me directed and delivered the said
Two kegs of whisky were taken into my
Possession at Wheeling, West Virginia, March
u, 1885, and do hereby give public notice to
All persons claiming any interest in said Two
appear before the Judge of the District Court
OF the United States for the District of West
Virginia, on the 9Th day OF April, 1865, at
Wheeling, West Virginia, at II o'clock in the
forenoon of the same day, III the same shall
be day Of turisClictionl II not on the next
day OF jurisdiction thereafter, then and there
to lnterpose their claims und to make their
S. B. McCoLLocH,
sflg u. 8. Marshall Dist. w. Va.
IA. SMITH, q. s. Attorney. mr2-14t
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oLDrHoME BITTERs
Cures Dyspepsia without pain.
Cures NarSea.

Cures Nausea.
OLD HOME BITTERS
Regulates and Tones the Stomach.
1t Relieves Headache.
It Giyesap Appetite.
1t strengthens the Weak.
II Cures AcIdity of the Stomach.
Try Ii and you viii be pleased.
Try Il and and have health again.
Try it and you will not regretit
OLD HOME BITTERS
are elegantly and scientifically compounded,
and does what we say. wecan give the evil
dence of many persons residing in this city as
to the merits claimed for them.
For sale by IIAUGHIIIES q BUSHFIELD,
Main street, and by @. H. ODBERT, end of
Stone Bridge. mars
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or A SrRIKE.1The .iheaters,' who
have been working In the Cambria Iron
Works are. on a strike, the cause as
signed for which is their refusal to stpuH
up the piles to the door," which they
say is no part Of their duty. They say
they have $4,000, and can stand the
strike as long their employers can
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Administrators Notice.

H AvING BEEN APPOINTED AID
rs, deceased, late of Ohio county, notice is
hereby given to all ersons who are indebted
to SAID e>tate to make payment, and persons
having claims against the same will present
them 10 the undersigned for settlement.
E. DAY,
mr2O-lw Administrator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-22
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Roors PEsrAcIIINE preserves the life ofthe
changes It from gray 10 its original color
in three weekS-pTevents the hair from fall
iuR-iS the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-wil surely remove
Is leIIghtfuIly perfumed, cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell 1t true, when we say 1t is a
perfect
Restorer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStachio Nut OIL. Sold by all Druggists
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Sole PrOpTietorS,
- .7757- i = ~ Springfield, Mass.