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CcueraI Dix's Appointment.

WASHINGTON, September 96.-lt true that
General Dix was offered the position rs Minis
ter to France, but ut the same time he was
offered the position rs naval officer ut the port
of New York. Both commissions have been
sent to him, that he may take his choice. The
General only recently declined the Ministry
to the Hague, which was rendered him some
weeks ago.
MIR. Bigclow, the present Ambassador to
France, is recalled at his own request.
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A POCKET-BoOk STOLEN FROM THE
HANDS OF A BANK MEssEXGER.-Mr. Moses
Cummings, employed as a messenger in
the National Broadway Bank, left the
Cnicn Bank in Wall street yesterday, and
proceeded up the street on his way to the
bank in which he is employed. While in
Wall street man came suddenly behind
him and, after severe struggle, wrested
from his hand wallet containing United
States gold certificates, bank checks, drafts,
and treasury notes, amounting in the ag-
gfcgatc to 24,500, the property Of the
bank, which he had collected but short
time previous, and fled down the street,
pursued by Mr.. Cummings. Before the
thief had run twenty yards he was inter-
rupted by Mr.. James Nelson, who, despite
his struggles, held him until Mr.. Cum
mings came up. The prisoner had dropped
the wallet upon the sidewalk. 1t was re-
covered with all the contents intact, and
restored to Mr.. Cummings.-Nec York
Tribune, 2GH.
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THE CONSPIRACY TO HANG JEFF. DAVIS.
In another column will be found commu-
nication from Judge Advocate General
Holt, in which lie denies tho authenticity
of certain letters purporting to have been
written by him, which we have heretofore
published, in relation to an attempt to SUI
born witnesses for the purpose OF impli-
eating jeff. Davis in the crime of assassi-
mating the lamentcd President Lincoln.
We have no desire to impugn the motives
or to assail the standing of Judge Holt,
but upon comparing the original letters
with the manuscript of his denial, we are
forced, in the absence of a microscopic
test, to pronounce them written by the
same hand. The letters may be seen at
this office, either by the Judge Advocate
General or any other person who may feel
curious in regard to the matter.-Nc,c
York Herald
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BISHOP D. S. DoGGETT.-Thc Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
met on the 5th instant in the Christian
Church at Richmond, Ray county, Mo-.
Bishop Doggctt presiding. He will next
hold Conference in Illinois, and afterwards
the St. Louis Conference, at Lexington.
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PROPERTY REsToRED.-The many friends
of our respected fellow-townSman Major
William Z. Taylor will be pleased to learn
that the Willoughby Point property has
been restored to him by the Government
NOrIoLk Vuyinion.
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From Washington.

WAsHTSGroS, September 27.-Delegations Of
Southern citizens recently sought to have
modified the existing rules and regulations
under which cotton is transported to market,
the revenue tax paid, and the final shipment
of 1t is made to domestic ports. Secretary Nc
Culloch has referred the matter to the At
torney- General.
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WIN. KNA BE Il CO.,AAG
W MASUPAcTURERs OF
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL.V y Y
GRAND, SQUARE,

AND UfhlOhT
PI A N 0 s.
These Instruments having been before the public
for the past thirty years, have, upon their excel
lence alone, attained an UxPURcHAsxD pRE-sxI'
yBSCE that pronouncss them unsquallsd. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
nne singing quality, as well a. great purity Of
information and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their rorcu
Is plant and elastic and ID entirely free from the
stiffness found in SO many pianos, which causes
the performer TO so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excslled. Their action 10 con.
structed with care and attention to every pars
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism.
None butthe best seasoned material 10 used In their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usagss
Of the concert room with that Of the parlor upon
an equality unaffected In their melody !; In fact,
they are constructed
"NOT P0R A YBAR-BUT FOR 8vRR."
All our Square Pisnos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafs Treble.
Every Plano fully warranted for FIVE YkAkS.
JOHNSON 4 CHAMBRRLAYNs,
Sole Agents for the sale OF the above celebrated
Pianos, No, ss3, corner Main and Ninth streets,
Richmond, Va. yH-sm
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KANSAS AND VIRGINIA IN THE PlTTSBURG
RADICAL CoNvENTIoN.-Maj Witzcn, of
Indiana, said he observed the delegates
from Virginia and Kansas sitting side by
side in the Convention. 1t would be re-
mcmbered that the first fighting of the con-
hict just ended occurred ketwecn these
two States at lIarper's Ferry. In order
that the humble individual at the White
House might have something to shed tears
over, he suggested three cheers for Kansas
and Virginia.
A Dclcgatc.-You should make them
take hug.
Major Wilson.-Yes. move that they
take a hug.
The Chair.-Major Wilson moves that
for moral effect. [l.aughtcr.l That the
humble individual at Washington may
have cause to shed more tears, the repre-
scntativcs Of Virginia and Kansas who
took part in the conflict just ended by the
boys in blue should embrace each other.
The motion was carried, and three
cheers were given for Virginia and Kansas.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
9necial In the Disnatch

HVVVIdI DIFPdtFH
Robertson Confesses TO the Limerick Murder.
FREDERIcKsBuRa, September 27.-Robertson
made full confession to-day. He says he in.
vited old Mr.. Limerick ont of the house, muir
dered him, and then killed his wife. He then
set fire to the house. He says he got only
eleven dollars In silver. SHocKoE.
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Oueeu Emma.

SAN Francisco, September IA dispatch
says Queen Emma will be conveyed home in
the Government steamer Vanderbilt, which
was rendered by Secretary Seward.
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RATIFIcATIoN.-The constitutional
amendment has, so far, been ratified by the
States of Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode
Island, New Jersey, Tennessee, and Oregon.
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A REVIVAL OF RBLIGlON.-The Rich
mond papers report revival of religion in
that part of Virginia. 1t was needed
Washington Chronicle.
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new YORK, September 21.-General u.
Leadbetter, late of the Confederate army,
died at Clifton, G. W., Of apoplexy last eve.
ming. He belonged to Mobile.
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FERTILIZERS.

VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS AMI
Y NAL COMPOST AND PoUDRETTE.-The
MATRB FIRTILIZING WORKS." formerly Con.
fsderats States Nitrs Beds, near RICHMOND, VA,
the above celebrated FERTILIZERS, which they
and CHEAPEST In tho United States.
This being strictly 4 Virginia enterprise, COM
mends Itself to the Virginia farmer.
MANIPULATIONS WITH PURE PERUVIAN
GUANO will be made If desired, but to the James
River farmer this is entirely unnecessary.
These Fertilizers have been Analysed by the best
chemists in the country, which analysis will be
exhibited for inspection and information. Address
BARGANlN l. MULLER,
au l-sw2m Richmond, Va.
DHENIX GUANO.-TwO hundred
Il tons PHOENIX GUANO, sal 10 be one Of the
most valuable fertilizers in use. for sale by
SAMUEL =. LATHROP, Agent,
aus Eighteenth street, south side OF Dock.
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Oh. o,ero nj Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September 20 The
Richugs Opera Troupe are creating great
f,uore at the Academy of Music in tins
city.
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JOHN MINOR BoTTs.-Tbe Hon. John
Minor Bolts was to address meeting at
Newark, N. j., Wednesday evening.
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Cholera and Yellow Fever i'm New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, september 27.-Five deaths
| from yellow fever and eleven from cholera to-
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Arrival CT Spccic-General Beauregard..
New YORK, September 27.-The Vile de Pa
ris, from Havre, brought Gjs, 900 francs in gold.
General Beauregard was u passenger.
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specisl dispatch to the Philadelphia Evening
Telegraph.
MARYLAND Governor Alarmed.

WASHINGTON, September 25.-Governor
Swami, of Maryland, has asked for tive
thousand troops to be stationed in Baltl-
more, in view Of apprchended disturbances
at the coming election.
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Reno report that the Sioux and Cheyennes
attacked that post, carrying away oil their

attacked that post, carrying away oil their
stock.
Reports state that train OF 256 wagons
on the road fought the Sioux and Cheyennes
all the way from Fort Laramie to Keno,
losing twenty-five men killed. A great deal
of stock was lost. Thirty-nine men have
been killed on Big Horn river. The In
dians are well armed and equipped.
The grasshoppers have taken possession
of Kansas and Western Missouri. Huge
swarms arc devastating here.
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The Newfoundland Lines Nearly Repaired

The Newfoundland Lines Nearly Repaired
General Sweeny and the FcnianS.
New YORK, September PA dispatch from
hspy Bay says that the Newfoundland lines,
which were SO badly damaged by the equi-
noctial gales, are nearly repaired. Cable news
is momentarily expected.
General Sweeny announces that he declines
having anything to do with the Fepian pro-
cpedings.
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from New York for New Orleans. The pas.
sengers, twenty.three In number, have been
safely landed. Assistance has been sent by the
underwriters, and hopes are entertained Of
saving the vessel and cargo.
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Mr.. RAYMOND Declines,

New YORK, September 27.-Hon. II. J. Ray
mond has withdrawn as a candidate for Con.
gress,
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virginia Ration Reports.

Special dispatch to the New York Tribune.
WASHINGTON, September %, 1SGG.
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NATIONAL UNION UNION BUSINESS

rior advantages for thorough business sduestioa.
Tho eourse OF instruction embraces Commissions
BODY Keeping, Penma nshtp, Commercial Law.
Commercial Arithmetic, and Business Prastiee. ;,
Spencer, the leading author Of his system, and
celebrated as the editor OF the SpeacerfGn KY %
Penmdnshfp, adopted by ell nrst.elass colleges -
the standard OF criticism.
The system Of Business Practice, originated and
taught by the proprietor, receives his
Of the Book keeping course. Here the student sp.
piles his theoretical knowledge, and " prepessl
Scholarship for full eoune, and life membsrsAiD
I'm this Union OF Colleges forty ave dollars -.
cured before September |, 1855.
For circulars, specimen Of penmgnships college
currency, and merchandise, address
HENRY y. CoPP. 4. T..
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rom Fortress Monroe

From Fortress Menroe.
FoRraIss MoxRos, September ~. The
steamer sshors On Body island v the Sheridan,
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MOURNING GOODS.
Having shared no pains In the selection OF
goods for this department, we feel confidence
in asserting We have on hand
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
to be found here or elsewhere. Among which
may be found
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED B0MBAZlNES,
of all grades, from the eoarsest to the hnest;
MAILLARD'S BOMBAZlNES,
LUPIN'S BLACK FRENCH MERiNOS,
LUPIN'S MERlNOS. ten quarters wide, Tor
shawls;
BLACK TAMISE CLOTHS,
SILK WARP ALPAChS,
BLACK AND BLACk-PURPLE MOUSELlNES,
BLACK AND BLACK AND PURPLE P0PLlNS,
AND
POPLINETTS, &C., &c,
comprising every article OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH GRAPES,
and all other goods for
MOURNING AND HALF MOURNING.
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nay SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
~ DIES -Miss MARTHA T. MAYO will resume
the duties OF her shcoo the i Of October q her
residence, No. sol Leigh street, corner OF Fifth.
She will be assisted I'm the English Department BY
Mrs. G. Z. MAYO. A competent professor will be
employed to teach the French and German Ian.
guages. au IL W6ftOk
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MATTED RYE AND BARLEY
M !! sSSiiit'i mi + n K 81 W.
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CATTLE MARKET

No change in the cattle market since eur last
quotations. We quote common to good At sDIc.,
-
MIRROR request: but no prime In market.
We quote fair to good at 5Goc., gross. Common
grades of sheep sell at - per head.
HoGs.-lleayy hogs sell al III! per cwt., nett.
VEAL, y head, s5lSl2.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Miss PEGRAnB
school. will be reopened on the lst Of October
next. Further details will be given In future I'd.
vertisemsnts. Circulars may be had on application
to mas ]. w. PRGRAA,
Linden Row, Franklin street,
or through box l?s Richmond post once.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
y CORNER GRACE AND F0USHEE STREETe.-
The exercises Of this institution Will be resumed %
the FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT. A thorough u.
struction In all the usual Rngush studies the Latin
and Modern Languages, Music, Singing, Drawing.
and all branches that belong TO hniAhed female
teachers. The school. rooms are being RENTED.
and strict attention will be given TO everything
ntributing to the comfort OF the pupils. Terms
ton At tho school or the principal bookstores:
Teachep.-Miss MAsIA 3; Cooks, Aiss IASsIs
g. HALrBCRros, Mr.. 0; A.; ESIcssoS, M; A. y.
Low. U. "A. ERlCSeUNs
au l4-d&swtlstOct Principal.
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PUT THEM OUT.

One of the delegates to the Pittsburg
Convention, who was refused leave of alb
Scnce, and then left without leave, was to-
day, on recommendation of the Third
Auditor, dismissed by the Secretary Of the
Treasury for characterization.
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~ R,,cs Pollard I'm Another shoos'
~ ing Scra1te.

rr,,, the Baltimore American, 9th.
,,.-rI\G SHOOTING AfFRAf--A l.
~ RICHMOND.
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ITO HEADS OF COLLEGES, 6c.-A
L professor OF CIVIL, MINING, end TOO:
GRAPHICAL ENGINEERING. HY DR00RAPH!S
and LAND SURVEYING, conjunctivsly win
DRAWING IN ALL BRANCHES. IL open for a
engagement. Long experience and Arst.c lsss tees
umonials; Address box 30, t.ofiss Riehmoaa.
sc 2T-3t<
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-17
JOHN LUMP.

INl HARNESS, Brides. Trunks, Valises, &C.
SC, 2lS Market street, Wheeling, would inform
his old friends and the public generally that he
has rettted his establishment, and is now pre-
pared to nil all orders entrusted to his care,
with promptness aud IN the best style OF the art.
js2O-ly
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TEsTIlIONEALs.

N B.-No cases are published except By per
mission.
Fred Ounland, Dayton, o. Ds4tna'. cuisa
at Cleggs Hall in one minute Had n9t hea'l
a watch tick in one ear for 20 years uDth aiVs'
the operation. May be referred TO. -,
Albert Bridgman, Dayton. Affected VIE
general debility. Had all the time a dbl ac1ins
PAIN in the head. Energy all gone. After o1'
operation by DR.. DODGE, felt like another per
son. Can be referred to.
Mrs. Raul, Dayton. Bloody Urine ssnts
OF heat and pain at the bottom OF the abdoRsp
or bowels, and sometimes attended with nucE
difficulty Of making water. Also acute pain and
feeling OF weight in the small OF back, Cured IN
one operation May be referred 10.
Tbos Benton EmmiDger, Carroit0|n, o. Loa.
of voice had not spoke loud word for gmonthg
After an operation Of ono minute. voice COM
pletely restored and could talk "a vel "a ever
Can be referred 20.
mss Clara b. LOCKWOOD Franklin, o. Pal
pitation of the heart, and general nervou, dc.
bility Pain in the left side extending down tho
hip. Cured BY twooperations. Can BE referred
TO.
Benz. Andrews. Dayton Paraly.is of tho Is.t
side. Complete loss Of the left arm being numb
and cold from the shoulders down. Could stick
a pin into IL without feeling il the least Had
not walked step for eighteen months WITH uI
clutches. Alter one operation, could walk VIM,
ont crutches, ana lelt the slightest touch upon
the arm. Can be referred 10.
Miss Katy Miller, Dayton Epileptic Fits
From FIVE TO seven sDasms each day ior fourteen
years, resulting in nearly the loss of sight and
the use Of left arm. After an operation By DR..
DODGE had only fve spasns In three weeks,
lasting only about fifteen seconds each Sight
and arm restored. Can be referred 70.
=. Ropkin, Dayton. Pain In the back con.
stsntly Tor over two years. Cured By one opsr.
alton. Can be referred to.
Y Patients 'riH pay IN proportion to
jan2S-dGv3w
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Pacific Mail Steamship CompanV's
Through Line 10 California,
PORTS

PORTS
] and CARRYING the U. 5. Mail. Leave Pier
No A Sr1tu niyeT, foot OF Canal street. at II
o'clock, noon, on the lst, 18th, and 2lst OF every
month except when those dates fall on sunday,
and then on the preceding Saturday for Aspin-
wall, connecting, via Panama Railway, with one
of the Company's Steamships from Panama for
San Francisco, touching at Acapulco
FEBRUARY.
Ist HENRY CHAUNCEY Capt Gray, con
necung with COLORADO Capt. Watkins.
10th. ATLANTIC, Capt MauTy, connecting
with SACRAMENTO, Capt. Caverly.
2ist NEW YORK, Capt. HOrner connecting
with CONSTITUTIONS Capt. Farnsworth.
Departures of lst and 2lst connect at Panama
with Steamers for South Pacific Ports. Those
of lst touch at Manzanillo.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin, $500; Second Cabin, 500; Steer.
age 500.
q discount of one-quartcr from steamer rates
allowed to second cabin aud steerago passengers
with families Also all allowance 0l one quar-.
ter on through rates TO eh gymen and their tam.
lilies and school teachers soldiers having hon.
Orable discharges half fare
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult Baggage masters accompany baggage
through and attend to ladies' and children with.
out male protectors. Baggage received On the
dock the day before sailing from STEAMBOATS,,
railroads, ana passengers who prefer 10 seld
down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine
and attendance free.
a Steamer will be placed on the line January
lst, IsG6, TO run from New Orleans to Aspin.
wall via Havana.
For Passage Tickets or further information,
apply at the Company's ticket ottiee, on the
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River New
York. i W. q. BELLOWS
jan23 Tn Agent.
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ii the above named court, rendered in the
above entitled cause on the 10Th day OF Decem-
ber ls66, / shall proceed To self, at public auc-
ton, to the highest and best bidder at the front
door of the Court House of Ohio county, West
Virginia, on MONDAY, the 18th DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1866, at ~ o'clock, A. NJ, the
following described real estate, situate i'll the
city of Wheeling and Ohio county, West Vir-
GINA. belonging TO the estate OF Alexander Had
den, deceased, viz:
All of lots numbered A and in square No T.
situated on the southwest corner OF Main and
South streets, extending from South street TO
Wheeling creek and the Stone Bridge except
ing that portion of lot No. 5 occupied by the
house immediately upon the corner of said
streets.
Said property has been surveyed and divided
into a. four parcels. Two parcels fronting up
on Main street, the one commencing at Wheel,
ing creek and running North ninety 800 feet
more or less, upon which are two large brick
buildings and a frame shop. The other adjoins
said parcel, fronting on Maiu street about forty
one (4D feet, upon which are also two brick
buildings. Both of said parcels extend west.
wardly about 100 feet, to a 10 feet private alley.
The other two parcels front upon South street
the one about 81 feet, and extends South to
wheeling creek, about 900 feet upon which
there "a two story double brick building: the
other fronts on South street about twenty.thrce
(23) feet, aud extends southwardly about 81 feet,
upon which is two story brick building.
A private alley, 10 feet wide, running from
North 10 South, aud which divides said parcels
will be decided to the purchasers Of said proper
y Jointly.
Possession given on the first day ofApril, lsss
Also tract OF land containing twenty seven
acres r9od and poles, sitUate on the Nation.
al road three and onehalf 80 miles East OF the
city of Wheeling aud in Ohio county, West
Virginia, adjoining the lands OF Mr. Thoma,
Horn rock and 5. II. 3 Carter
A plot and survey vi said property may be.
seen at the Office OF the Commissioner, or at the
Court House on day OF sale
TESIs-One third Of the purchase money ia
Cash, the balance i'll two equal iustainents of
six and twelve months, with interest from day
of sale; the purchaser giving huuds with good
security for deferred instalmeEts. or all the pu.
chase money in cash if the purchaser NAV 50
elect. HANNIBAL FORBES
iah % dSw II Commissioner
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SWAMI HOUSE,
p E. ZINN,

s. CONFEsnIVIN-
II Err, Bridge Corner Wheeling, W; va
wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign 6riuts
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer oil henh0u
Candy. .-..,, -, short
Wedding aud other parties furnished on s s1
notica and accommodating terms. sopS"
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ISAAC HOGE,

A TTORNEY ATLAW AND LAND
"A AGENT viii practice in Wheeling ana
the counties OF Marshall and Wetzel, w va
Office over the Bank OF Wheeling Main st.
II Plenty OF wild land in West Virginia lor
sale at from - to slO All acre by sald hoso'
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