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A. W. Richardson.
of April, Ammo Domini eighteen hundred and sixty
seven file his declaration agninst the Defendant,
who (as it is said) is absent from and without the
limits of this State, and has neither wife nor .ator
ney known within the same, upon whom copy of
the said declaration might be served: 1t is there
fore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear
and plead to the said declaration, ON before the
fifth day of April, which will be in the year of
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and ixty-eight;
otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
JOHN W DANIELS, o.c.p.
Clerks office, April l6, 1861 A 1amly.
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Columbia Advertisements.

THOSE who wish to be. successful in farminge
under the new system of labor, will lose no time
in obtaining the best and most improved agricul-
tural implements. GET THE BEST.
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Legal Advertisements.
I'm Eouitv--Anderson.

s'; 'ii;5s4 Mary Hi''; Moore. ''' for 9'''' q Real
Archibald Mattison, Estate
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ing Creek and Castleman's run, joining
the land of Andrew Yates and moore
Admitted to record September %, 1907
5000.
Deed made September 81, 1867, by
w. II. Gooding to David Mas, OF the
north half of burial lot No. Sc, section
b, Mount Woods Cemetery. Admitted
to record September q, 1867. $50.
Deed made by VIM. Weitzell and wife
to Frank Gruber, of the South half of lot
No. 123, corner of Market street and
alley D, Centre Wheeling. Admitted to
record September %, 1867. $500.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
Deed of trust made September Ia,
1867, by George Gohmann and wife to
j. w. Schultz, trustee, on part of lot
No. 1, in square 10, South Wheeling.
Admitted to record September "a, 1867.
Deed Of trust made September z, 1867,
by A. Reimsnider and wife to A. j. Cecil,
on the south third of lot No. LOG, west
side of market square, Fifth Ward, Cen
tire Wheeling. Admitted to record Sep
TENDER %, 1867.
Deed of trust made September 49,
1867, by Louis Pracht and wife to G. W.
Franzheim, on part of lot No. As, east
side of Main street, between Jefferson
street and Pine allsy. Admitted to rec
ord September %, 1867.
Deed oftrust made by J. r. Acker to
/. L. Blanchard, on the west half OF lot
No. 227, East Wheeling. Admitted to
record September 25, 1867.
Deed Of trust made September IL,
1867, by Kilian Hamon and wife to A,
Reymann, trustee, for the W. ?. B. AS
ISOLATION, on lot No. 100, north side OF
Zane street. Admitted to record Sep
tember, 26, 1867.
Deed of trust made September, "a,
1867, by j. W. Moore and wife to Lott
H. Joy, trustee, for the P. NJ. B. Asso-
citation, on the south half of lot No. l56,
Centre Wheeling. Admitted to record
Sentemher. Of. 1867,
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The Primary Meetings on satnsday
Night-Names Of Delegates 70 fhe
County Convention.

The Primary Meetiags on satnsdny
Night-Names Of Delegates 10 the
County Convention.
The Democratic voters of this city
met in their respective townships on
Saturday evening and elected Delegates
to the County Convention, which will
convene at the Court House, in this
city, on Saturday, October 9Th, at two
o'clock p. NJ, to select candidates for
the Legislature, County Superintend'
emit of Schools, and appoint conferees
to meet like conferees from Brooke and
Hancock counties, to select candidate
for State Senator. There was good
attendance at all the meetings, and the
following Delegates were elected from
the different townships:
WEBSTER TOWNSHIP.
The Democratic voters of Webster
township met at the Webster school
bouse. in the Sixth Ward, and the meet
ing was organized by the election o.
Porter Smith, Esq, President, and s. }
Alexander, Secretary. The Delegates
chosen from Webster township were
Messrs. William H. Harrison, joseph A
Falkenstein, and Albert Wait.
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
The following gentlemen are the Del
egates from Centre township; Messrs
William Klevis, James E. White, and
William Carnahan.
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
The primary meeting in Madison
township was called to order, and MI
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Trust Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EN-,
Ii ,.urrG to me by Josiah IngcrsOll and NATL,
- hi, wife. bearing date on the 10Th day OF
I.r,. l>HG and now gu record in the Recorders
..... nt Marshall county III Deed Book No. 10.
b.. - $40 | will sell at the front door of the
.-.r House of Marshall county, AT public auc'
,i., ON TUESDAY. the BOTH DAY OF OF.
Tu.EE next al. that piece or parcel of land ~
r...,rl Hrrn. i'm Marshall county, State of West
l',..l,.l, containing nine hundred and sevcRty.
..,I,. r.rr, three roods and eight poles, Us the
.,,.r 3, set forth described aud bounded in said
.f.,I 90, trust. Selling a. trustee. will convey
,1rn itl, - is vested in me by said deed OF
r.r>'
Irru, of S,lc-CaSl o., at the OPtisn of The
,,.' ,l,>rr. oue.thrl in hand, and tie balance in
iart. equal payments at six, twelve and eigh-
.,,r months. with interest from day Of sale,
,.... ,ay>,r giving bond with approved security
'...r.r deferred installmentS the title reserved
.,...r r1vmrnt. JAS. PAUL.,
-r.',Td Trustee.
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~. r. Carroll was chosen President snt
Mr.. ]. Il. Ferguson Secretary. The fof
lowing gentlemen were chosen Dele
gates: Messrs. T. P. Shallcross, j. b
Sheppard, and J. P. Pfarr.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
The meeting in Union township wa
held in the Fourth Ward hose house
Mr.. H. F. Fseny being chosen Presl
dent, and Mr.. NJ. j. Coyle, Secretary
The following Delegates were elected
Messrs. J. N. Ewing, August Roll, anc
Robert Crawford.
"a, CLAY TOWNSHIP.
1.-The meeting in Clay township wa
held id TIE Municipal Court room, and
R. G. Barr, Esq, was elected President
and George Davenport, ESQ., Secretary
The following Delegates were elected
Messrs. John Howell, John Nolan, and
DR.. George Baird.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
No election was held in Washington
township. The meeting will be held
this evening in the Independence hose
house. 80
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Narrow Escape from n Great Cenfa
grafton.

Narrow Escape from a Srent Cohnn-
grafton
On Sunday morning the Grant House
had an escape from fire that was truly
Providential. At about five o'clock on
Sunday morning gentleman happened
to pass the clubhouse, when he discov-
cred small fire. Upon entering the
room he found that the gas pipe had
been broken off near the ceiling, and
the gas then lighted. A hole was
burned through the ceiling, the blaze
passing up through the joice and burn
ing through the upper floor. The gen.
tleman procured water and extinguished
the fire. Had the fire burned undis-
covered a few moments longer, the
whole building would have been in
| flames.
This fire was undoubtedly the work
of an incendiary. The gas, where the
pipe was broken of, could not have
possibly been lit except by malicious
and worse than murdeIous hands. The
Clerk, Mr.. Bailey, retired to bed at one
o'clock Sunday morning, but before
going he thought he heard some person
in the Mushroom, and he and another
gentleman instituted search, but
without making any discovery; at this
time the gas pipe spoken of above was
all right. 1t is supposed that some
wretch was at this time secreted about
the building, and was waiting for the
Clerk to retire before he commenced his
fearful work.
OF what stuff a man must be made
who could take this method of setting
fire, in the night, to hotel, where were
sleeping scores of men, women and chill
dren-who, if the murderers intentions
we're fulfilled, would perish in the flames
we say, of what stnff such man II
made, who can tellf
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Farms for Sale.

UNAUTHORIZED TO OFFER FOR SALE
| 'gr following farms. or tracts of land, stu
-. i'm the vicinity of ParkersburG, Woo
.,..n,r West Va. viz:
NoL ~ acres, miles from the town. No
.,tI lrgrs. miles from the town and o. The
:, Mary pike. No. 3 les acres, miles from
raan ON said pike. No. 1. 22i acres, = mile'
...,.. town and adjoining the last named tract
.n.. No. - = acres lying near the above and OF
.r, Ir, ui the 81. Marys pike also. some o
,l. .luvr farms have houses, nearly all have
p.rr ,lya.rd and all the uncleared ground Il
n.... umpeGrd.
..y,. alsu for sale three farms of excellent
rid .u Washington county, Pa. and WITHIN II
miles u. the city of Wheeling; one containin!
By. u-, I.,t and one III acres Persons III nee'
o.. .rrGs situated - above, would do well Il
y,r.,, 9" OF cal upon the undersigned;
THOS. OBRlEN,
EaL Estate Agent, Wheeling, W. Va.
...'ll
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DEEDS IN FEE.

Deed made September Ia, 1867, by NJ.
H. Houston and wife to George Roberts,
of lots Nos. log and 107, on Huron
street, Daniel Zane's addition, Zane's
Island. Admitted to record September
%, 1867. $3.50.
Deed made September %, 1867, by
Miller, Fralinger g. Schlerntzaner to
John Bates, of the south half of lot No.
81, on Main street between Mcclure and
Bank streets. Admitted to record Sep
TENDER %, 1867. $3.50. ..-.- .- ...
Deed made September %, 1867, by Mil
Ter, Fralinger g. Schlerntzaner to Joseph
Bates, of the north half of lot No. 50,
on Main street, between Mcclure and
Bank streets, North Wheeling. Admit.
ted to record September %, 1867. $3.50.
Deed made September IA, 1867, by
Frederick Schultz and wife to George
Gohmann, of the North 40 feet of lot
No. l, in square 10, South Wheeling
Admitted to record September "a, 1867
$3.50.
Deed made September "a, 1867, by G
B. Edwards and wife to Henry Meyer
of part of the South half of lot No. 81
on the west side of Market street, north
of First street, in the Sixth Ward (22 By
&c feet). Admitted to record September
%, 1867. $500.
Deed made September Il, 1867, by P
P. Sellers and wife to John Driller, OF
part of lot No. 299 (the Southern part)
VIM. Chapline's addition to South
Wheeling, in Centre Wheeling, on Ger
man street, between Third street and
Mill Alley. Admitted to record Sep
TENDER %, 1867. 5000.
Deed made September %, 1867, by
John Driller and wife to Amos Erbacker
of lot % feet by 100 feet, in JOSEPH
Caldwelps addition to Centre Wheeling
joining lot owned by Andrew Wolf
Admitted to record September q, 1867
$s5.
Deed made June Is, 1867, by jacob
Burke and wife to Veasey, Forbes &
Co., of lots Nos. 8, 3 and 10, and 20 feet
of ground adjoining the same, in John
McLure's addition. Admitted to record
September 26, 1867. $500.
Deed made September %, 1867, by
J. w. Mitchell and wife to j. F. Barnes
of lots Nos. Ito, Ill, liz, 1l3, la, lis
1l6, III, liz, 119, l20 and III, in z
Jacobs addition to South Wheeling
Admitted to record September 26, 1867
$1,000. r...
0Deed made August 26, 1867, by Joseph
Carson and wife to John Grimes, Of !
acre and 4 perches of land situated on
the dividing ridge between little Wheel.
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River Improvements.

River improvements.
The Ohio river survey parties, under
the direction of Colonel w. Minor Rob.
erts, are rapidly completing the prelim.
mary surveys. The lower party, in
charge of James E. Day, of Allegheny
City, who commenced at the suspen-
sion bridge, Cincinnati, have arrived OF
Louisville, finding the distance to be
one hundred and thirty-two miles,
though heretofore called by river men
and way residents one hundred and fifty
miles, Vevay, Indiana, being the half,
way distance. The distance to Madi-
son, Indiana, is eighty-six miles,
The average fall in the river is about
four inches per mile. Grassy Flats,
Medock ard Rising Sun bars are the
shoalest points met. At the latter
named bar the fall in the river is two
feet to the mile, with quicksand bot,
tom. These three bars, it is apparent,
can readily be permanently improved.
The upper party, in charge of sigis-
mund Leow, Esq, is yet some sixty-five
miles above Cincinnati. The surveys
include a thorough examination of the
islands, chutes and distractions, and
making requisite soundings, together
with noting the topography Of the
country.
In addition to the above, General
Weitzel's party is now engaged, charged
with the especial duty of surveying
and making thorough examination Of
the Falls of the Ohio, with Mr.. Elch-
baum, of Allegheny City, as his princi-
pal assistant.
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A Great Bargain at Private Sale.
Anew and Complete Brewery,

,tp,ELE OF BREWING SEVENTEEN
[ l,,,,.i>at brew NJ. with malt house, dwell.
>,r,g,. aud underground cellars capable OF
..,, ,lrr, hundred barrels of beer, all new
.4 .-,.l: vi stone and brick; slso. ice house,
-.--.. arf reservoir that conveys water to all
,... a. rlr brewery, with about onc.half acrh
..I .rrund: also ale and beer barrels, hall
...-,r. ami KEGS and all other fixtures complete
..,..rl, .u. on the Brewery business, for sale at
.rr, .aN figures.
,., sls,,, described property il situated in
-,,,f uf Grafton, TAYLOR county, w. Va.
..,... jir greatest railroad towns in the Stats,
.t.,'9., rpp:ut where the Capitol is TO be 10
...,l,- one of the most healthy and de
.,f-,.pl,rrs t. live III in the State.
AN one !~L.aE 10 purchase Will find bar
-, Iy app Wing 10 or addressing
..5Iv \ SNINELN. Grafton. w. Va.
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TRIST SALE.

ny VIRTUE OE \ DEED OF TRUST
Drxrcui,d Ia mr by William j. Brady ana
I.ss If i:.lty. his wife, bearing date on the
nd J,y of February in the wear lS6b and now
on record in thc Recorder, ohcr OF ONO ., county
We, Virginia in Deed Book ~, PAGE o. VII WI,
III Al uuhlir auction. at the front door OF the
Cont Huu>r ct Ohio county. on SATURDAY, The
rom r,Y ur O,ruaEg nest al that certain ;r3c'
or parcel Of Land. lying ia ;hr counties of Brooke
AMI I,lin VS., Virgi.il. aud 0u the waters OF
Sbn,r ,rrrk. known ~ the Grty Point farm,
containing two hundred and thirty,hye acres,
more or lr--. and bounded Is set forth and 1e
,..rihel in said deed OF trust. This land IL under
cultivation. has the usual improvements, ana "
.~ allrrlaid il is believed, with valuable BEDS oil
.rr, 800,
- rsn. - trustee will convey such title as
-. g..-rcd in me hy said deed of trust.
Terms of sale Cash, or NJ the option OF the
,,vr.hrser one third in hand and the balance
no three equal payments. at six. twelve and
rI.l.'rrn months with interest from date VIII
d,rl of trust to secure the same.
:. BRADY, Trustee
A-rrrrrye sent. Il. ls67. s0pl9.td
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Ernst SnIe.

49,. VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST EXE
X mod los Georges Ross to me on the 24tl
-, lu.ri,t \. u. ls65, and recorded among
w. ...,,,,., " the county of Ohio State of West
,-.u Deed book numbered - page l76
.--. ru saturday. the eth day Of October
- IA, Streuot House, on the Cumberland
.Jid county. sell at public auction. the
...,..rrg therein mentioned and fully described
sin. ui household and kitchen furniture
.r ,f, undivided half Of the product of the
Lem d., aid Strrsrod House belonging
S..l.g..> trustee, will convey such title as
,t,,'rd IN me.
r.,rr. of sa!r-slnOO cash; sj2j in tive months
I'm ihrH,th at March, lS6g, and the residue
r,., ann a.! March. l-1O, purchaser giving
.'..'. with approved security for the deferred
,,.r,, ALEXANDER BONE,
.,.,a-.,INit Trustee.
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longing to the REGISTER. The first
game played by these distinguished
base ballists, tive weeks since, resulting
in favor of the REGISTERS, was not 30
one-sided, the score being IS and "a.
Our boys then played "for fun" but the
Intellisencer being anxious" our folks,
on Saturday, simply showed what could
be done and what could not be done.
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NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

rI,JTE FIRM OF i. {. ORR & co. WAS
dissohe, ON September 18th, 1861, by mu
nal consent. J. {. orr and Il. +. Little retiring
The business "f the Old Firm will he closed by
The New Firm Of 4. W. PAUL s. Co. who are
,o,rly authorized To Srttle all our CLAIMS an" &C
counts.
We hereby acknowledge the many iaVors
shown ms by onr Old customers, and request a
.n,.-iuuarr, nf the same tor the new firm.
j. e. ORR,
u. F. LITTLE,
A W. PAUL..
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Led 10 the slaughter.

Led 10 the slaughter
The Radicals of Ohio county assem-
bled in solemn convention, on Saturday,
at the Court House, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the Legisia'
ture. The result of the melancholy OBJ
seonies was the nomination of Benjamin
Stanton, Joseph Bell, and Perry Whit
ham, as candidates for the West Virginia
Legislature. After arranging for the
death of these gentlemen, the Conven'
ton passed resolutions of coincidence, as
is the custom on the occasion of de-
mise. DR.. Todd presided. They needed
a physician-it was a sickly looking
urOuD
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Ritchictoyvn Items.

Five cases were brought before JUS
tice Schultz, in Ritchietown, during the
past week, having been engaged in
the masquerade ball fight, which hap
pened a few evenings since. Louis
Traverse. for disturbance of the peace,
&C., was fined twenty dollars and costs.
George Westwood, for usuing profane
language, fined five dollars and costs
John Douglas, like offense, like fine
Charles Paperts, ditto. John Humes
ditto.
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CHEAT WATCH SALE

DS TBR poi ItAE ON FEifE PLAN.
OWING EVtRy PATRON q
" Handsome and Reliable Watch for the los
price Of TEN DOLLARs'
UTTUOET RE(, lRU m V5LEE.
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Actual Business Department,
Largest in the United States

Supplied with Banks, Stores, Telegraph Office
Post Office, Railroad, Steamboat, Commission
Manufacturers, Brokers and Insurance Ofiicss
&C. combining
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

OFr1cE BALrNoRE & ONO RAILROAD Co, J
WHEELING, May I, 1867. J
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Robbery-A store Keeper khocEed
Down with n Bar Of Iron.

On Saturday evening, at about eight
o'clock, man went into the grocery
store of Mccartney & Fritz, in South
Wheeling. carrying in his hand bar OF
iron. Mr.. Fritz was alone in the store,
and the stranger asked for some trifiing
article, and when Mr.. Fritz turned to
get it, the robber struck him with the
iron on the back of the head, prostra-
ting MIR. F., when the assassin jumped
over the counter, opened the money
drawer and took therefrom four hum
dred and fifty dollars, and decamped'
Bold robbery.
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INNINGS,
RUNS MADE EACH INNING.

Register. "a 10 40.
Intelligencer.. 3 II SO.
Home Runs-Register 9, Intelligencer Z.
Missed fies-Register 2; Intelligencer 9.
Flies caught-Register .; 1ntelligencer2.
Passed Balls-Register -; Intelligencsr G. -
Umpire-Mr. Hubbard, of the Resolute Il
i. G..
Scorers-Messrs. Kimberly and Richardson.
Time of game-Three hours.
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Accident ut the Hinge Factory.

On Saturday afternoon young man
named Arthur, a son of the coal dealer,
engaged in cleaning up portion of the
machinery at the Hinge Factory, was
severely injured by his arm being
canght in the machinery.
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German Printing.

The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
guage in style unsurpassed by any
Office in either New York OF Cincinnati.
This may be saying good deal, bit il is
TRIE.
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FOR SALE.
Trust Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF n DEED OF
IL Trust executed to me by David L. Ewing
- Nsrv f. Ewing his wife, bearing date on
an. I'u 18th day of November, A. ID. 1885, and now
NV cord IN the Recorders Office of Jackson
W West Virginia, in Deed Book numbered
A. folio 81, viii sell at public auction at the
,GI'NrN. on TUESDAY, THE 5th DAY OF
ynVENBER, \. II. 1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
N'N,liyided onethirl part of that certain tract
".',,r,sl of land in said deed of trust mentioned
.. iIe.cribed as tract or parcel of land con.
. 49," one hundred aud fifty acres, more or
,.s. and lyiug and being on the Straight Fork Of
.,gsy Crfci, IN Jackson County, w. Va, and
ING the same tract or parcel Of land conveyed
s.r ETrnhard Duffy and and wife TO NJ. Rheim.
:,,r n. e. llesher and the said David 4. Ew.
a., hy deed now on record in the Recorders
,i..Df Jackson county, W. Va.
selling a. Trustee, will convey such title as
,...frt iu me 10y said deed of trust.
y, rra, Of sale, cash. GIBSON LAMB,
sid Trustec.
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The primary meeting in Madison
township was called to order, and Mr..
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B 0 0 K-KEEPING

Is acknew lodged by practical accountants to be
superior to all Others.
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Obituary.

Obituary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray Hairs, two old and
highly esteemed citizens of America,
departed this life few days since, while
using a bottle procured at the drug
store of C. H. 0dbert, labeled Odbert's
Vegetable Ambrosia, which always re-
stores gray hair to its original color
and cures badness.
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Brushing Up.

We notice that Brother Wallace,
Landlord of the Lookup hotel, has white
washed the Police Court room and the
lookup, and these favorite places OF
resort now present very entlclng
aDOparauce.
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The Reduction in Telegraph Rates

Business men and our citizens gener-
ally will be glad to learn that the Tele-
graph rates to Baltimore via the West
ern Union lines have been reduced to
fifty cents. The former rate was one
lnllnr
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The Match Game.

The Match Game.
In compliance with a challenge from
from the employees of the Iatelligencer
office to those of the REGISTER, match
game of base ball was played on the
island on Saturday afternoon. We
state, with all due modessy, that the
REGISTER boys were victorious, as nsndt'
The score was 80 and 70-the "7~ be-
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In Grauye-Rrignoli.

We must remind our readers that the
sale of tickets for the Opera on Friday
night will commence on Tuesday morn
ing at Shields Music Store. From APP
pearanoes there will be a great rush,
and we advise all to be on hand early
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COllided.

On Saturday street car end wagon
10; ed with grain collided in front OF
the REGISTER office. One hind wheel
of the wagon was considerably demoral-
lied, the axle needed reconstruction,
and the car moved on in the even tenor
of its way, bruised not and neither was
IL iamm-ed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-30
NORW SCHOOL,
Nelson Co., Va.

THE NORwOODsCHOOL, WITH
II . full corps Of able and experienced in
struetOrs and under stil more favorable auspices
than heretofore, viii reopen on Wednesday,
September. 18th 1851. The interest and ad-
vaEcement Of the scholars viii receive the clos
est personal attention Address
WILLIAM ID. CABRLL, Principal
Norwood p. o., Nelson Co, Va.
angl6-til Octl