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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-03
New York rIarLe,.
z New YORK, Septemt

~ Wv AOisAj sOSPpOthOOL q.
COTTON-Withont change; sales 800
bales at27 for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 10, 632 barrels; mar
ket quist, and low grades scarce,
steady, dull and declining, with
sales of ZOO barrels at 6 65a
7 60 for superine State and western;
g 40a1O 90 for extra western; 10 50al2 60
for choice do; 8 30a10 90 for shipping
Ohio; 10 10a11 IS for trade brands and
9 OOa14 90 for new st. Louis; California
flour dull and dropping: sales 72O sacks
and barrels at IL 25al3 so. Rye -four
lower; sales 200 barrels att 65aS25.
WHISKY-More active; sales 600 bar.
rels prime western in bond at 40. III
WHEAT-Receipts 2s,619 bushels;
dull and nominal, and in buyers favor;
sales 1850 bushels at 2 30a2 35 for am
Der State; 2 80 for amber Jersey; 60 for
extra choice white Michigan, and 2 Goa
2 Is for white California.
RYE-Lower; sales 5000 bushels al
l 50a1 SIS for State, and 40a1 IS for new
western. rA
BARLEY-Dull.
MALT-Quiet; sales $500 bushels al
1 52ial So. . z a'3>fo stssI ~
CORN-Receipts Is, 453 bushels; mar.
ket less active but without decided
change; sales II 900 bushels at l l6a
IL for new mixed western; l2a1 Il
for unsound and 19a1 20 for high mix.
ed, nearly yellow. -,
p oATsEReceipts 81 cog bushels; mar.
ket heavy and 2a3c lower sales $4,000
I bushels at 66a69 for old western: 65a7C
for new Southern and 7la75 for new
Ohio and Chicago; also 5000 bushels
Chicago, all September, at 63.
/ Stock in warehonse-wheat, 1856
bushels; corn, 1,275,532 bushels; oats
ll6,720 bushels; barley, 1l,376 bushels
malt, 81 ,429 bushels; peas, 81 ,40l bush,
els. .-..-.- s.,.. .r-...-.....
RICE-Nominally unchanged. d..
COFFEE-Quiet and very firm.
SUGAR-Firm; sales 900 hhds at Il
for Porto Rico and 11tal3i for Cuba.
! ENTHUSIASTICALLY unchanged
HOPS-Quiet.
PETR0LEUM-Firm at 13a134 fol
crude and 90 for refined.
... LATEST Pm.
FLOUR-Closed dull; declining fol
medium and high grades; steady for low
grades. aa- 7.P ,a's
WHEAT-Scarce, dull and declining
tendency; amber State and western nom
inal at = 2Sa2 80.
RYE-Heavy at / 40 for mixed west
EN-.
OATS-Dull and heavy at 7Oa72 fol
new Ohio. -.. tsi. ...f
CORN-Dull at l5al II for good t.
prime new mixed western; I l0al Il fO
unsound do.
PORK-A little firmer; sales of son
barrels mess at % 30a23 IS cash and reg
ular, closing buyers at % 81 cash, anC
sellers at % 20. 1r's b.
BEEF-Quiet. q.
CUT MEATS-Steady with fair de
nanG. ..
BACON-Firm With moderate bust
pess.
LARD-Dull at 13ta13a for steam ant
l3tal4 tor kettle rendered.
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Eanmarm,r NeT.T -

NEW YORK, September 1.-The steam
or Henry Chauncey brings California
mails to the 10th of August, Sill, 1882 in
goiA and Panap1ao sdyiees to the 2sd OF
Aplot for revolution in favor of Mos.
guerra was discovered at Panama, and
the leaders arrested.
The preaching of two eapuchins AZ
Chalatenange, in Salvador, a place LOT
merly noted for laxity of morais, ~
duced six hundred couples TO geI n n"r
ried and nine thousand persons " P"i
take ofthe Lords supper. N,or
The cholera is dying ont ~ Nlcat az
qua but is still raging IN sotle ''''-
'r The Peruvian Congress will probably
mass q law allowing Spaniards to re-
main in the country, bnt in the case of
arts AGAINST the republic, to be tried
and punished for high treason.
Rumors of outbreaks were rife, but
the authorities seemed prepared for
emergencies. Fears of the return of the
Spanish feet were about dissipated,
and work on the batteries at Gallon
nearly suspended
General Hovey, American minister to
Lima, was in Chill. A rumor prevailed
that his mission was relative to the me-
diation of the United State in affairs
with Spain. IL" 6CJ
Peace prevailed throughout Colum-
bia, except local rebellion at Rio Ha-
cha, where Herrera had gained another
victory over the government forces I'M
der 1Farias, who was killed Masquera
was to be tried for treason. i.sht
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September2.
FLOUR-Unchanged and the demand
moderate; family at 10 00al0 80.
WHEAT-Firm, but quiet at 10 for
No. red and % for white.
CORN-Less firm: No. at u.
OATS-Active and prices tending
upward; No. at 56a57 and closing at
the latter.
RYE-Quiet at p.
COTTON-Unchanged and dull; mid
ding uplands at 24a24i
WHISKY-Unchanged and steady at
81.
MESS PORK-In demand at % 90
a23 y, but not much offered below % 80.
BULK MEATS-Firm; llsalI5 for
shoulders and l3i for sides.
BACON-Active and closing at l3a15f
al6t for shoulders, clear rib and clear
sides.
LARD-At l2s: sales of 200 tierces in
small lots per pound at l2s.
BUTTER-Firm at 26a30.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
LlNSEED OIL-Firm and scarce at
FLANSEED-ln demand at > 1Oa2 Is.
GROCERlES--Steady and the demand
fair
COFFEE-At 22a27.
SUGAR-At l2al5.
GOLD-l4l buying.
MONEI-Easy ut Sal0 per cent. for
first class paper.
EXCHANGE-Steady at par selling.
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a 10y
this eide and which the business com
mun;tv Il disposed to give no need 10.
It -aa,;ras more than a breath oil ar,
~ a ,,assinq cloud, to effect even tne
IL u = 81 variation in the English mar.
Iafs and these reports of financial
CHANGES. unless warranted by some po-
f;t;ca1 movements, of which pre- viOus
intelligence could hardly fail to reach
us-shonld be received with o large
grain of canton. JAsisEEtN
The. journal of iGoasae1ee says The
words Conflict" "war to the knife"
Impending bIoodshed" and such like
terms have been freely used in the Rad
ical journals during the last few days,
and .os freely retorted by some of their
Demoeratic opponents. The timld
believed that another civil war is im-.
minent, and were counting the forces
that the President and General Grant
could each control in case of clash OF
arms. There is room for anxiety, un-
doubtedly, in these political complica-
tions. but we do not believe there will
be any more than o. wOrdy warfare, al
though no one can foretell the. result.
The President should have done what
ne deemed tobe right and best from the
moment he assumed his high position.
Perhaps he would have been impeached,
but that was no reason for his shrinking
from the path ofduty. He was bound to
| do right; he was not responsible for
results. If he had been sustained, as
we think he would have heen, by the
public approval, we should have had
restoration and settlement long ere this.
If, on the other hand, his opponents
had triumphe6 we should even then
have been nearer a settlement. The
President would have been set aside,
and the radicals, without the excuse
now furnished them by his continuance
in Office. would have been compelled to
hasten their work, or set aside in their
turn. The present complications will
lead to no bloodshed, and bring little
credit to any of the parties concerned.
But there may be enough public anxiety
as to the result to suspend business, or
at any rate to retard the seasonahle
operations of trade.
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Wu.hinutou Hens

WASHINGTON, September "A war
rant has been issued from the Treasury
Department for S4,3l7 ,O65.90 in coin. in
payment of interest due on l0-40s up Ia
the LIST inst.
The Secretary of the Treasury has re-
ceived a dispatch from Special Agent
Bell, at Galveston, stating that the yell
low fever there was very fatal; that out
of twenty-six officers connected with
the Custom House, only three are fit tor
duty, tke remainder either being sick or
dead. The Department has issued in
strnctions for the removal of the Custom
House to point further down the
Island, outside the city limits, to be tree
from the epidemic.
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From Rio dc Janeiro.

NEW YORK, September 2.-The Her
AIDS dates from Rio de Jaueiro are t
the first of August. The Commander o
the Brazilian forces, Marquis de CaiXias
had at last determined to abandon the
position from which the allies had Sc
long vainly struggled to advance
through Paraguay. All troops had beel
embarked aboard the fleet preparatory
to forming a junction with Baron de
Heron, who is on the Upper Panama
1t has been said, however, that the Par.
aguayans are TO be met on the way
They have fortified several positions Oh
the route, among them Sansolano, which
is now reported to be quite formidable
position to pass.
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OF the arrivals of the week 264 head

OF the arrivals of the week 264 head
were reshipped to Eastern markets
without being offered here, leaving 92T
on the market to-day, all of which were
! sold, together with those left unsold al
! the close of last week s market.
The market to-day opened quite act.
i've, with brisk demand for good cat,
tie, which were scarce, the most of the
droves being of common, half fattened
steers, in consequence of which prices
advanced on the better grades of cattle
about ! cent per ID, while on common
and inferior qualities the advance is
scarcely noticeable, the market for these
closed quite dull. The stock of cattle
offered to-day were of very inferior
quality and sold at - cents.
TIE SWINE MARKET.
The arrivals at the various yards for
the week amount to 56i6 head, against
67O9 head last week.
REMARKS.
The arrivals of hogs the past week
have again been large, and, although
there has been good demand, the pres
sure on the market, occasiOned by the
large supply of several successive weeks,
has forced it to yield to decline offully
&c per lib.
At the close of our report, we learn
that the highest quotations below are
hard to obtain, indicating downward
tendency in prices.
QUOTATIONS..
Gray & Judik quote Hogs at 9!al0i
cents, with full supply and very dull
McClelland Il Logan quote Hogs NJ
9{al0 cents, and an over supply and
dull
S.Tinker & Mapel quote Hogs at 9sa
lot cents, with a full supply and sales
dull.
A. Wilhelm & Co. quote Hogs at Ola
lot cents, with full supply and mar,
ket dull.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
The arrivals Of sheep during the week
amount to 42S4 head, against 1861 last
week.
REMARks.-Sheep have been coming
forward more freely, especially the bet
ter qualities, but the market having
been previously pretty well drained OF
former arrivals, and the demand for
good sheep quite active, prices have
been better. At the close of the market
to-day, however, the demand has been
pretty well supplied and the tendency
is downward, quite a number of the
arrivals remaining Cnsold.
QUOTATIoNS.-Tinker x Mapel quote
sheep at 5a6 cents, with full supply and
tendency downward.
( j. Frankenstein Il Son quote sheep at
Hasa cents, gross, for fat. Stock = GOA
3 90, and lambs = 5Oa4 90 per head.
S. Wilhelm & 90. quote sheep at 4a5s
cents, gross
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The Amnesty Proclamation

NEW YORK, September 2.-The Herald'S
Washington special says: In relation
to the reported forthcoming Amnesty
Proclamation that those who are sup
posed to know something of the PreSi-
dents intention say pardons will be
granted to all classes of ex-rebels ex-
cept those guilty of piracy and cruel
treatment to Union soldiers. THIS am
nesty will restore parties concerned to
all civil rights except those taken away
by act of Congress.
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An Army OF More than Nv
Thousand OGire-Holdfn

Are consuming yout subriaHo. lsi = =
other hungIy e1poctanlE ~ p.Fa' "
vultures, 10 banquet upon che rasa "
tTate State.
Your public buildings are -.fi4 49,
the hundred thousand with no ~
Your Lunatic Asylum ha. alfcsl Nv
a third more than the Original $3.50 I /,
whole, and the first wing j. Hui yfi o'l,'
AT the present rate more tbah 90 -
dollars will be- consumed in what y 80.
than a stupcndOus iraud ~ Hhieh 80
servants are COnniyiDg ..-
The Penitentiary wa expected b. 10 pr
tl6- 900, but through the inoomPciFl
planned IL, nearly iour times - mufl ~, ,ls !.
will IN required % va Originally ihisaaf' :
the expense Of the building vii ~ hii' =
of one million dollar. Dihcf ep"raiion' ~
lie men show similar disregard Z" D'.i ~
est. Many Of them afr NOV s'H'ulR ~ P'''
benefit and public robbery ,,, s.,.,
Not a single Radical ionfual q ~ s'lp i
uttered word oi denunrAion % " T..
other public wrongs. 10 no ti ,-''l'..'-. !
almost the exclusive honor 81 'hsl y
popular cause against ih' outrage y
plnndcrprs. In punInhr, ol '' P..F .
hunt down corruption AID 51iruPilD-
REGIsTEa will hy before ih' y-'i -
startling facts concerning y oli.' -
funds npOn public works 10 90. 80 Il
frauds are known ~ hayr 5o.H P'Il''',,.l...
every tax payer has 40 iui'rfsi - ID j.
ment. We can upon The lrop'
support NJ Ia Our 'hoii
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, September 2.
Stocks dull and lower: closing steady;
Canton AZ; Cumberland, 34a35s; Quick
silver, 274a28; Mariposa. l0aI1; Pacific
Mail, 144al44s; Atlantic, 1124all3; West
ern Union Telegraph. 424a43; New York
Central, l05al05s; Erie, 66Sa68f; Hud-
sou, 1244al25; Reading 1034al03s; Ohio
Certifca es, 274a27i; Toledo & Wabash,
40; Michigan Central 1lOal1l; Michi.
gan Southern 82sa82s; Illinois Central,
1l9la120; Pittsburg 9Sfa93l; Toledo,
125&al26I; Rock Island 1O34al03s; North
westerB 458a46; do preferred, 7Oa70!;
Fort Wayne, 1054a105!.
Wells, Fargo ~ Co., 65ia66!; Ameri-
can, 7I4a73; Adams, 74a744; United
States, 74a75; Merchants Union, 16al7.
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} supposed Robber. arrested.

New YORK, September 2.-FiveSpan,,
iards, named EriQue Fernandez, Manuel
Broderick, Manuel MOutez, Placido Ora.
clio and Manuel Puer:s, were arrested
yesterday upon superstition Of their be-
inc the men who committed the rob
berry of $500, 900 in gold in Mexico, no.
tice of which was previously published
About $4,000 worth of gold, or what is
supposed to be gold, in bars, was found
i'll their possession. They were commit
ted for examination this afternoon.
The steamer Henry Chauncey, with
San Francisco dates to the 10th ult., has
arrived. She bring one million dollars
in treasure.
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Base Ball.

DETROIT, September 2.-The bast
ball match to-day between the Niaga
IA, of Buffalo, and Detroit, of Detroit
was won by the Detroit, 20 to19. r.
TOLEDO, September 2.-The long talk
ed of match between the Toledo anC
Quickstep base ball clubs, both of this
city, OH the result of which Il large sum
OF money was pending, took place this
afternoon, resulting i'll victory for the
Toledo club in a score of 81 to 20.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September2.
Flour quiet. Wheat &c better; sales
of white Michigan at , 22a2 %: amber
do l0a2 III; No. | spring 50; No. ,
do 62l. Corn la2c better; sales of No.
| Wabash at 0G; No. = do l Of; Michi-
gan Of. Oats a shade letter: sales of
No. at So; No , 52a524. Rye 20 for
No. |. Barley, 05 for No. /.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

The jobbing trade opened with great
animation, as full prices, but il closes
less active; hut on the whole, however,
the market is active and healthy. with
every prospect of a large trade this
month, and but little or no change in
prices, the tendency being rather up
ward than downward. On bleached
muslins the only change of moment is
tn reduction in Tusearora, yard wide
bleaehed muslins, to 23!,
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From Boston.

BosToN, September 2.-The suit of
Charles Burrell against the city of BOs-
ton commenced to-day, in the United
States Court. The plaintiff claims about
81, 900, 900 damages, principal and inter
est, for furnishing soldiers and sailors
toward the quota of Boston i'll the war.
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New York Cattle Market.


New YORK, September 2.
Receipts for the week-6:S53 beeves,
80, 494 sheep and lambs, 81 ,705 hogs.
BEEF CATTLE-Supplyt to-day mod
crate, being about 1900; demand active
and prices advanced 4alc; aver
age offers of fair extra lots sold at LOLA
IL; prime, l6sal6l; first quality, l5tal6;
fair to good, l4al54; ordinary l8al3t.
SHEEP-Dull; about $500 head on
sale and some left over unsold; butchers
are purchasing only to supply immedi-
ate wants, in consequence of a new or
der of the Board of Health prohibiting
the driving and Strengthening of live
stock below 10th street. Extra lambs
scarce and firm at 8, land inferior to
good 6a7l.
a HOGS-Market steady during the last
week: arrivals fair but chiefly of stock
hogs, which were difficult to dispose Of
to-day, however, the quality is unusu-
ally good; 81 car loads on sale and all
disposed of at 7la7s; fair to good lots
chiefly at 7la7S. 80
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Incorrect

PHlLADFLrHIA, September 2.-The
dispatch from Kansas CITY renortinn
that a son of Judge Jewett. Of Ohio
had disappeared from Junction civ -
incorrect, a. James h. Jewett, only son
of Judge Jewett, is located in rhiiadd-
phia and has not been in Kansas
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UNORAGGO

TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts old Bcns' blk lgs
- caddcs do do do. "
10 butts Niagara do.
- Caddies do do.
2 butts Dew Drop do. 90
80 Jaddies Hombrick do. "
10 boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT,, / 10.
, do. Diadem soft pd. . inch.
> do. WheelGT's nd. pd. . do.
81 do. do. hard pd 1 ID. humps.
30 do. "Millie Collins" hard ID. ID. humps.
81 do. Keen's Fine Twist natl H.
: do MilleTs T. and r. twist choice
l0drums Fig Leaf
20 kgs. 6-twist running los
SMOKING TOBACCO
- bbls. +. G. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. G.. do, do.
70 bbls. e. s. do do.
10 hlf bbls &. s. do DO.
Our stock of tobacco Is large and the as-ort-
ment unsurpassed by any in the market. Mer.
chants are respectfully invited 10 give us . all
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL s. TTNGLE
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Murder

NEWARK, Nj, September "A young
man named Mean Carroll was murdered
in Boontown on Saturday evening. Be-
fore dying he accused John Dempsey as
the murderer. The latter has been
arrested and blood found on him, bnt
denies guilt.
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New York Money Market

: NEW YORK, September ,.
Gold shade lower; opening at 14ls
and closing at l4lt.
Government stocks firm, with fair
business. Coupons of 81, liz; do '62,
Ia; do ga, lO9i; do rs, 100; do, new,
10Sg: do ~, 1854; 1905, 1914.
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LONDON, September 2.-Noon.-Con-
soils 94s; United States bonds 734; Hi
nois Central III.
LIVERPOOL, September 2.--Noon.--
Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales TO-.
600 bales. Breadstuffs unchanged. Pro.
visions heavy. Refined Petroleum ad.
vanced to Is Id.
ANTWERP, September 2.--Noon.-Pe-
troleum active, irmer, and advanced to
AZ francs.
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THE FINANCIAL INTEREST
-uF-
THE PEOPLE

As involved IN hoyeiuucutai Aapinlsiraa
will receive special attention..
Political corruption Ia. already hrougi B
land TO the verge Of Bankruptcy ard 81
Taxation already strips he o.Dtb-' irou q
backs of many people and rO1r thsit sAiidr'i
bread. Additional eNtrayagsnre tueai'''
reduce the richest to poverty aud al H. 's
ing classes 10 beggary.
IN addition 70 gigantic natona laad' Z
tax.payers of West Virginia aIt aasnhl d
domestic knaves and home mad .dalatT'
From summit 10 bIs' yonr 0hcil ''''-
marked by corruption aud fraud
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE. August %.
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.

The arrivals of cattle for the week
amount to 1859 head, which compares
with 957 last week. and 906 the cores
pOnding week fast year, and the sales
for the week amount to 9S9 head, which
compares with 932 last week, and 900
the corresponding week of last year,
and were rs follows:
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state West Virpj nj.


Ohio County Circuit Court, i august Rules
1867.
Lewis Lunsford
RS
Robert Wray and l" Nh"h'etN
George Erdner.
V'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
Il cover against the defendants the sam Of
ssSl, with interest thereon from SeptembeI
4th, 1853 and ss33 with interest thereon from
January I'd, le66i until payment.
And II appearing from an affidavit filed in
the cause, that the defendants are not RESIDENT
Of this State. on motion of the complainant by
his attorney, il il ordered that they do anneaIr
here within one month after the fnnrth
weekly publication in the Wheeling REGJsT
and the due posting of this order and answer
an amended Bill in Chancery filed in the Clerk
August Rules, 1867.
A copy. MICHAEL J. BREINIG.
,,or Clerk.
X. c. HOLIDAY, Clsrk
Sol. for Complainant. aug2o ltdS3tW
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OUR TERMS:

Daily Register PER yeli " ID
.iN mouths
three months ,-fIl
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And COPY frcs u the rstieT ~" 80
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time but additions may h. mad =, y
Club rates after the Club has y.
yjded fun wears sub-eriptioh = -. y
Money by DRAFT, EIpress or -
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LEWIS BAEih
Ion Wheeling va Tf''-
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September 2.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
IS. Corn 81. Oats 10. Rye O6al 08.
Barley weak, at % for No. 3 Whisky
firm, at "a. Provisions dull. Mess
Pork 90 90. Shoulders l1al1f. Clear
Sides HALT. Lard firm, at l2f
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Greenwood Cemetery,
lITEATRn OH EMR NAHI0HAI

~
SIEUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for I4terments, sale and improvement Of
lots. II contains 81 acres Of land, and Il laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three fOurths Of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. 1t il perfectly secure and
intended to be beautifed by every variety Of
trees, shrubbery public vault, chapel, artificial
lake. fountains &c, u make IL equal 10 the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision is also made for its enlargement ordgr
and care in PerPetlIity-
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent who
has plat or secure them by calling at the Office
of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing 70 make interzents will call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor
Tickets Of admission 10 lot hOldSrs and visit
tOrs viii be issued by the Secretary.
A. J. SWEENEY, Pres't
r c. BONHAH, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
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