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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

Put out your tongue \ little fur
ther," said a physician to q female pa
tient; 50 little further. nam, il you
please little further still" "Why
doctor, do you think there is no end
to a woman'G tongueG" cried the fair
invalid.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

4 know every rock in Doublin har-
boF,' said an Irish pilot. At that mo-
ment the ship struck, when he ex
claimed, And, be jabers, that's n of
'em,'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04
THE CHRONICLE.
lHERIDAN.
WINCHESTER AND NEW ORLEANS.


WINCHESTER AND NEW ORLEANS.
With trumpet's cry and roll Of drums.
This way the tide of battle comes;
! All the vast spaces ofthe hills
The thunder Of the cannon fills
Nearer il comeSi And who are these.
Like broken waves Of stormy seas.
Long lines Of shattered blue, that meet
In rOut, confusion. and defeat
Up the long road the columns ny.
And still the fierce triumphant cry
PuTsues. and y0n dark cloud Of gray
Comes surely, swiftly on its way,
It's rolling thunder louder grows.
It's deadly lightning leaps and gloWs,
And those who fy-our friends, and those who
chase-our foes.
Now. for that crushed and ruined host
Is victory forever LOST
Northward IL lies. and Northward come
The roll Of Early rebel drums:
Our banners in bis ranks are flying;
His march IS on our dead and dying;
Northward he comes, and who shall stay.
His swift. r~esistless lines of gray2
But one stern face is Southwark set;
But one man is not beaten yet;
Not vet. though all besides should hy,
Not yet. though faithless victory
Perches on rebel tags forever
The CORPS is Whipped-the General neVerl
lo! It's an army that hath fed.
And none are heroes but the dead.
When riding down the Valley far
He brought q soul into the war.
swift came the trampling steed, more swift
The riders spirit, as he came
His voice went forth before his sword,
and slew the fears of men with shame.
Then when he met the might rout.
What was his order FACE ABOUT 7"
As fame through fame the order ran;
Southwark they faced, yea! every man
Faced SOuth-then cheered for SHERIDAN.
Ali right well Jubal Early knew:
Who hurled that avalanche of blue:
lie knew whose hand had turned the flight.
And struck full in the face his van;
Too well he felt in many a fight
The strong right arm Of Sheridan,
And he who led our legions onward,
And bore her darkened banners sunward.
Not less in peace than war was great,
But as he marched an army, ruled q State
Straightforward. psusing not. nor turning.
All his great soul within him burning.
To do the right thing and to dc il well.
hat mattered II to him who should oppose?
He loved his country better than his place.
And those who hated her-he held his foes.
This was your crime. o Sheridan. that you
When bad men traded in their coun try's sin.
Maintained her honor, and enforced the right
To hold the victory you fought to win.
Defeated? Yes. bul what 4 glorious defeat
ConqueredZ Az, only when the Right Is slain.
Thou art become a principle TO US.
And as a principle shalt rise again.
l know that truth shall triumph. Not in vain
Men suffer in her cause: thy name shallbe
The rallying cry Of millions who maintain
High in the stars the banner of the free.
Thy eountryis foes may boast they overcame.
But thine the glory is-their'S the eternal shame.
". Y. Tribune.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

An English lady at the court Of vi
emma, with whom an Imperial high
ness" danced three times on the same
evening, frankly expressed her grati6-
cation at the compliment. 81 did not
intend it as a compliment" was the
answer. "Then you must be very fond
of dancing" 81 detest dancing" was
the unsatisfactory response. What
then, may 1 ask, is your imperial high
ness motive for dancing" Mad
ame," was the exalted personages curt
reply, my physician advises me to
perspire."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

Partisan bellies are dyeing at an sw-
full rate-olive brown is the tint.
"Sal, what time do your folks diner
"As oon as you goes; that's missus
ORDERS"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04
Mrs, abby Folsom.

By a telegram from Concord, New
Hampshire, we are informed of the death
OF Mrs. Abby Folsom, at her residence n
Rochester, in the same State, on the 9Th
inst The deceased was, We believe, a
native Of England, her maiden name be-
ing Kelley. Between the years 1880 and
1888, she emigrated to this county, and
took mp her residence in Boston. There
she soon became famous for her denuncia-
tons OF slavery. With a cOterie of kin.
dred spirits she mounted the rostrum and
denounced the late peculiar institutions
Of the South" declaring that the negroes
was, In every respect, the equal Of the
white man, and even going so far as 20
declare in favor Of a~malgamation between
the races.
At the time when these doctrines were
~expounded the ''moral ideas" of the coun-
try had not yet reached their full hight,
and even in Boston the preacher OF anti
slavery dogmss was subject TO such inter-
ruptions as could be caused by hootings,
groanlngs, Aissings, rotten eggs, and other
and more forclble expressions of dissent.
Notwithstanding these unfavorable aspects
the deceased lady p%ersevered in her efforts,
and was ever foremost IN attending all of
the anti-slavery meetings he'd in New
England and New York. As a speaker,
Mrs. Folsom was bold, vigorous and fear
less. She never hesitated to express her
opinion in the midst of the most over
whelming antagonism, and on moro than
n occasion gained her point by sheer
personal courage and determination.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04
SOMETHING NEW

DATENT Steel Spring Pocket
Book. By thi. invention. We avoid the ne
preferable to either. for durability and conve-
nienee. The spring heing Of the best quality and
temper, always retain their elasticity. Just re-
ceived from the manufacturers, wholesale or re-
tail. BY w. NJ WE. PORTER
Maya. 1867.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04
Tailoring Department.
Cloths and Cassimeres.

We shAlIbe prepared at an times to execute or
May !, 1867.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04
CaImness and Tranquility

unknown to any other preparation. 1t contains
no opium or hasheesh. and so far from produ-
cling costiYeness it will be found an eflclent
cure for constipation, and has obtained a vide
renown for this popularity.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04
FRENCH WOVE,

wHALEBONE CORSETS. ga BOnes) that is
imported into the United States. by an arrange
ment with the Importers. we are enabled to of
er them in large or small quantities at q New
York Jobbers price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29

C,TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- Stecragc. S25 currency Cabin, $780, currency.
The splendid ERIN sails Saturday, August II
NEBRASKA. "Wednesday, August %.
Drafts payable any England, ireland and Scot
land al current rate of exchange,
Apply at ThOIPSON'S passage Office 3 Broadway cor
of Rector street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29
TIE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LrcTuRbs DArLy-To GENTLBMsn
cnv on tn,.r,.urr sublec,s at the New YORK uneeum
of ss BroadwAy Those unable V attend these
ieetnes ~ recsi,s copy by forwsrdns ten centa A.
DrosdwAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29
FINANCIAL.


MANHATTAN MErALLURGICAL WORKS, $50, b5e
IN and bS West Twenty eighth street, New yorkAss sssys
of gold silver "copper" lead other special attention
to the ANALYSIS Of minerals cays waters and
general commercial products OF all kinds; OF gold
from 100 500 lbs gold Silver worked
parcels OF leo lbs TO 10 by amagamate special
contracts for larger quantities; refining OF buon old gold
silver bought refined; founders
ton parties requiring plans and specifications for the
erection of smelling works be supplied and the actual
process while working shown; plans and specinca-
lions furnished Tor works and Tor the manlia
duce. Mr.. Vim. West. Superintendent. formerly Of
swansea Wales For engagements and terms apply at the
Office Of SECOR, SWAN x CO, 66 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29

MARKET SAVINGS RANK, .f
Vl SO Nassau, near Fulton street. Now York.
six per cent interest allowed OF So $1,000 II
terest deposits commences September l.
WIN VAN NAME, President
HENRY II. CoNKLIN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29

<,rcKoo cJocKs--fouR PATtNTl BITTER AND
ehesner than imported; Wholesale and retail A.
SRANKFIPLD& CO. Jewellery, 2o9 sstb syan cnspel 81
Tousiee nah srse sps Si5 Eigbn sysRs9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29
MII.I.INER

uSRrycH PATTERN BoSNETs AND ROUSr HATS
II Just received from Paris which We oner sery low;
vslvst Hats latest shapes, o. per DOZEN
SHERMAN, KRAUsE a CO.. 8S Cana street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29
JEWELRY. sc.

ny l.. MACAuLEy. sg7 BROADWAY, MTwEEN
w Nineteenth aud Twentieth streets has jut received
The latest fall shapes in Round Hats and Bonnets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29

TIME NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS
i Steamship NEW YORK, T. Dreyer master. carrying the
United States mail viii SAL from the Bremen pier loot Of
Third street. Hobnken
THURSDAY, AUGUST 90
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
taking passengers to
London, Havre, Southampton and Bremen
the following payable in gold its equivalent in
currency
For the first cabiu. s125; second cabin S75;
Stceragc, $37 80.
To be followed by steamship UNION II. I. Van Santcn,
MASTER on Thursday, September g.
For freight or passage apply TO - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29

Il ONDON AND BREST.
IL The elegant British iron steamship WILLIAM PENN.
1000 burben Edwin Bllinge commander, will leave
81, atl2M.
Rates Of payable in currcncyfrst cabin sl0;
second cabin. $75 stectags, $50.
Railroad tickets Paris and excursion tickets available
for six months At reduced rates
For passage apply 10
ROBERT n. CLARK 70 Broadway.
For freight apply at - south street
ROWLAND 4 ASPINWAfI,. Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-24
Burglary.

Burglary.
The house of Mr.. Duffield, on the cor
ner Of Quincy and Byron streets, was
burclariously entered on Tuesday
night, and a trunk, belonging TO o
lady boarder, was stolen and carried to
the head of Monroe street and placed
under q house, where the trunk was
broken open and several articles OF val
! ne abstracted. Among the articles sto-
len were two FIVE dollar gold pieces, re-
ccipt for $50, dresses, some jewelry, and
various articles of wearing apparel.
The trunk was taken from the hall OF
the boarding house.
On Wednesday morning a col0red man.
named Smith, notified Officer Wallace
that Il trunk, broken open, was under
his house. ut the head of Monroe street,
when the officer proceeded to the spot and
found the same, aud took it into his
possessiun; after which he notified the
lady of the affair, who seemed to be
very much surprised, and stated that
she had not lost her trunk; but upon ex-
animation she found she had. Tie
lady's name was upon the trunk. No
clue to the thief.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-24

Circuit Court.
The following State cases were dis
posed of during the October term of the
Circuit Court:
State rs. Lawrence Cady, rape, fifteen
years in Peuitentiary.
Edward Meyers, rape, discharged.
Timothy Dorgan, dismissed at COM
plainant's cost.
Christiana Metz and Annie Metz, petty
larceny, mol. pros. entered.
George K. Able, recognizance OF bas-
tardy, dismissed
James X. Kennedy, obscene pictures,
Judgment of 500 and costs rendered.
George Williams, grand larceny, one
year in Penitentiary.
Michael Brady, escape from Jail, four
months imprisonment.
Stewart Henderson, attempt to CON-
nit rape, mol. pros. entered.
Nancy Hyatt, housebreaking and lar
ceny, three months imprisonment.
Patrick Eagan and James Lee, petty
larceny, not guilty.
Stewart Henderson, assault and bat
terry, fined FIVE hundred dollars and
costs.
George Boyce, petty larceny, two in
dictments, one months imprisonment
for each Offense.
Henry Otto, assault and battery, not
guilty.
Andrew Hess, assault and battery
fned twenty-five dollars and costs.
James Moran and John Wade, petty
larceny, Thirty days imprisonment each
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-24
PUBLIC SALE.

Will SELL AT PUBLIC SALE, on
M VII November al, On the farm Of th'
i ;,T%rIiam Altman, deceased, situated OF
4 .ii'r,,,r. Kun. u miles from the city OF Wheel
the following prsp ST y,s nls' Sns % Ts.,
hoIs'S. ". II, mich cows, (scme fresh) 6 two
Ellie" M GriIrrs, tsood stock and few
year White" shnats, | new two horse
'tH''''' r,,ws harrows, single and double
' va pSr, cultivatOrs and large variety Of
isrlH''"- d, ,,n,nler of bee hives. l will alsC
MI, , ~" OF good feather beds, bedstea'!s
''..' "'' ,urrIu. book case. one cooking stove
-cil'g, mes. together with large variety oi
anu .r,Ii and kitchen furniture too numerous
.'. .,'.,,inn. All of which will be sold 10 the
ai40e,. ,..,,r known on day of sale.
tr,,,r,mmcage - 10 \. 81.
H'' RACHEL ALTMAN. ENcc't.
,..I-.tA wtd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-24
The Meeting ut the Court House
GRIND Outpouring OF the Democ

The Meeting at the Court House
Grand Outpouring Of the Democ.
rncy.
Pursuant to call q great crowd OF
Democrats and Workingmen assembled
at the Court House last evening, filling
the building from pit to DOME" every
available spot being occupied by an
earnest and enthusiastic lover Of his
country. Two flags were stretched over
the speakers stand, united in the centre
by beautiful picture of Washington.
Vaas' brass band was in attendance, dis
coursing National airs. About seven
o'clock the meeting was called to ORDER
when General Feeney was placed in the
chair, and X. G. Barr, Esq, appointed
Secretary.
The first speaker was Mr.. Albert Lady,
who represented the workingmen, and
who claimed to b. one himself, stating
that he did not intend to cope with any
lawyer present in point of oratOry. He
addressed himself wholly to his fellow
workingmen, acquitting himself with
credit
Mr.. Porter Smith, who also claimed
to be workingman, stated that
this was the first time he ever attempt
ed to make speech. Mr.. Smith made
very neat, short, pithy address, which
was heartily cheered throughout.
At the conclusion of MIR. Smiths re-
marks, loud calls were made for j. W.
Parker, Esq, one of the Democratic
candidates for the Legislature. Mr..
Parker came forward and stated that he
had been canvassing the whole county,
aud was considerably fatigued, being
very hoarse. 1t was with great diff
Guilty that he spoke, but lie felt con-
strained to say something. He gave
cheering accounts of the prospects OF
the result of the election to-day, and
declared that lie had been unable to
meet Il hdulCdl otuLpCi uuiihS viz
canvass-he hought they were unwell.
1t would be useless for us to give syn
opsis of his speech, as We could not do it
Justice; but we consider it one of the
finest e.,orts we ever listened to. The
! fixed attention of his vast audience
large part of which wer" compelled
to stand upon their feet-and the en-
thusiastic applause that greeted the
speaker, testified III betitting terms the
satisfaction with which the address
was Tccei' ed.
Mr.. Shannon, of Ohio, quite a young
man, was the next speaker, who gave a
short history of the canvass over in
Ohio, and of the positions of the Dem
ocratic and Radical parties. Mr.. SIS
speech was very entertaining, and was
lnudly applauded.
I The meeting dispersed in the best of
humor, all being determined 10 perform
a good days work to-day for the old
Democratic party and the Constitution
of the country. May their labors be
crowned with victory.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-24


To the Poina.' rur. q s.--is
We hope the following extract VIII b'
read by a goodly number Of our read
ers. We take it from the Cincinnati
Commercial
"Whers proprietors of q public jour
nal spend a thousand dollars a week IN
teIegraphic dispatches, correspondence
and the means of collecting intelli.
pence of all sorts, and pay ten thousand
dollars per month for white, paper t.
print the news on, and a thousand del
lars a week for type-sctting-the news
paper which is the product eff all this
outlay is worth solnethiDg-is an arti'
Gle not to be given away freely as water
Mt q spring-is not to be appropriated at
the counter of the publisher without
money or price, by every person who
has a speaking acquaintance with one
of the employees in the Office"
The public meeting for private OF
public objects which resolves to print
its proceedings in newspaper without
pay, might, with just as much proprie'
ty, resolve to dine at the best hotel III
reach at the expense of the proprietor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-24
Trust Sale.
TEUSI SUIC.
~ VIRTUE OF A DEED OF

NY VIRTUE OF n DEED Or
II Trust executed to me by DAVID Ewing
! NJ = Ewing. his vie bearing date on
'."sli,b dly OF November, y. ID. 1856, and now
~ ~ ,.rnri In the Recorders Office of Jackson
g,,nry W,s; Virginia, i'll Deed Book numbered
,S ,,Lo 3is. will ;, II at public auction AZ the
-, Ina, .f the COURT HOUSE Of JACKSON
.T,nTNIY. on TUESDAY, TIE 5th DAY OF
SnvENBER, A. ID. Ie67. AT lOO'clock A. NJ, the
IDJi5Idrd one third part OF that certain tract
cr marcel Of LAID in said deed OF trust mentioned
,rd described as a tract or parcel OF land con-
,',,r, one hundred and fifty acres, more or
-, and living and being on the Straight Fork "
80, Cr,sE. N Jackson County W. Va, aud
Ming the same tract or parcel of land conveyed
\, E-ruhlrd Duffy aud and wife to NJ. Rheim-
.,,',. n. G.. lrshcr and the sdid David K. Ew-
M. hy dp-d now on record in the Recorder =
,,tr, Of III, k>on county, w. Va.
>.lin. ~ Trustee will convey such title a.
4. ,,'.t,,I IN me hy said deed of trust
,,,,. of ale. cash. GIBSON LAMB.
mid Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-24
T,rI,Sfpe'S Sale.

,v vfrTTE uF A DEED OF TRUST
i.,', " ,liqm Iiowdy To me, dated the 9Jh
u rg ..y lria and Now of record in the Record
o.. &c., ~, the county of Ohio i'll book A, D.
,r-f. a ,,U To- the highest bidder AT publ {
.'.~ n :ay fsuut door OF the Court House
81. ,--,,,r,iI,y. in the city OF Wheeling ON Sal
m. 10TH ef November, ls67, commencing
PIT. .,r,t, j. o'clock \. ~, The lot numbered
..'..r.,.l and eighty one, llaD OK the plat oi
nv, r.iar ci;y of Wheeling Laid cat lay
NJ, n. N. C.,.,,inr aud john Eotf, now known a
-. Nlr... ~. situated on the east side al
Zinc stree; Cd -. ing tue Methodist EPts
..rI Chnr,h oa Juv Outh.
rlsv- uF SALF.-Onr.tbird Of tie purchas'
-. IN r,,n. and the balance in two equal M
d. N Srnr.. PAYABLE in six and twelve mr"ths,
On interest from the day of sale. Possession
I'll To-, 4, !ycrcd upon compliance with the
-. a., ,.l-. subject 10 the lease Of the tenant
'., yriu expire ia the 3lst of March next,
JAMES ). WHEAT, Trustee.
WHEELING. October IA, le67.-td
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-24
Baltimore & Ohio r. R. Co

OFFICE BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD CO.,
WHEELING, May (, 1861
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-24
TruSf Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF ! DEED OF TRUST EN-
ID ,ctricd 10 ue 10y Josiah lngerspll and NATL:
"a c his wife barring cate ON the 26th day OF
june lao and now IN record in the Recorder 5
oar,.uf Marshall county in Deed Book No 10.
pl.. u5. | will soil at the front door of the
court House If Marshall county, at public auc'
ton. on TUESDAY, the BOTH DAY OF DC
TuBER next all that piece or parcel OF land ~
In. and bein. in Marshall county, State Of West
Virginia. containing nine hundred and seventy
,!,,r acres. three ruods and eight poles, a. the
.,mr is set forth. described and bounded in said
deed of trust. Selling as trustee, will convey
,.h title as is vested in rue by said deed OF
tT-t
TIms of Salc-Cash. or, at the Optian of the
purchaser uur.third in hand, and the balance III
;r,r equal pay mcntS. 1T six twelve aud cigh.
lrn months with interest from day OF sale,
purchaser giving bond with approved security
3, tie deferred installments, the title reserved
until pt,mrnt JAS. PAUL.,
.rigItd Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-24
Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST Exc.
y ru,,d hy George ). Ross Ia me on the gath
g., Of August. y. u. ls61, and recorded among
=, r. ,r,olds OF the county of OHIO, State OF West
yr,ir., Deed book numbered -, page li6,
uH on Saturday the Goth day OF October,
I.,. Al the Stccurod House, ON the Cumberland
read u sad county, sell at public auction the
~, .rr.r,. therein mentioned and fully described,
,.n,.,',rS Of household and kitchen furniture
~. 'rr Undivided half of tho product OF the
5,,,l.r. ro said Sicearod House belonging.
Srll,n. IL Trustee, will convey sack title as
..l,st,d Ia rae.
Ir,,i, al salc-SlCCO cash; s52j in five months;
~. uu ,ht3.th Of March, ls69, and the residue
on tH, 3Hrh ot March, l-ID, purchaser giving
NOT, with approved security for the deferred
r..i,rut,. ALEXANDER BONE,
.r.-nawt Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-24
,.,,,,bIe Farm, for Sale,

rrXpERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
1hihi 'yllua lie firm, lying on Big Wheeling
j hH ,,,,, miles above the Monument. The
Gees, IA, ~ acres, about Is acres Ofwhich
Fam :. creek bottom, Is acres second bot
Is M, :, ,., hin side. The balance is well tim
ton '"I undcrbrIshed, which is well set In
btIe" -. The imp :ovements are A good
bue Hnn,t. containing eigi,t rooms. Stabling
Eidn' -, ,rsrs. aud coru.cribs for two thou.
for SSrE,v.brls. one hundred Apple Trees, Of Sc
SAtu ,',,;t For information enquire of George
lei o. Monroe street, Wheeling, or upon
,be premises
Nv 10 IwlSimw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-24
0-tIE2avhA4
WANTS..

A GENTS wANTED-ANOTHER GREAT
n WORK by l.. 4. POLLARD entitled LEE
Az His LITUTRNANIs." comprising life ofGen.
4 +. Lee rrpletr with facts never before pub
.shed including Biographies Of every Southern
Nthtial Of distinctions; a companion volume
lHE LoST CAUSE. Southern History OF
'le Wal. \ new and enlarged edition is now
= adv. One agent sold ~ the first week.
lar>r two works form a complete library Of tine
" al irum the 9th n side. Address A. l.. TAI
'OIi Co. - Market ST., Pittsburgh Pa.
oCti2w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-24
The singer Sewing Machine Company

Sold 43,U53 machines last year, which
is 5000 more than the sales of any other
company. When we consider that this
new maShine has been before the pub
lie but little better than year, it shows
that it must possess extraordinary mer-
it to have achieved such great success.
II. Morton, at Isl Main street., is gen.
eral agent, and will take pleasure in ex-
planning the machine to all who may
favor him with q call.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-24
Robbery

We understand that Mr.. Andrew Null
drew, of Marshall county, was robbed
on Thursday, the 18th inst, near RoSeb>
Rock. He was riding along the road
Wien some unknown person steppe,
out from behind tree, threw stone
and knocked him off his horse, render
ing him senselcss, and rebbing him o
his watch, revolver, and pocket book
No clue to the Identification of the rob
Der has yet been obtained.