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oMMopATION TRAIN.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL hUN
by the following schedule on and AFTER TIC
n, J. Of Dtsr lStjf:
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LYONS EXTRACT OF Pure JANlcA GINGER---
for Indigestion. Nausea, heartburn, Sick Head
ache. Cholera M"rbus, &c, where warming
genial stimulant is required. rs careful prep,
ara,inn aud entire purity makes it Il cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold ev
erywhrrc, at - cents per bottle.
Snrn;ogu Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists. iobl'eow
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Arrest.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3l.--Isaac De-
witt. alias Baldwin. the third of the
parties that perpetratcd the forgery on
the Fourth National Bank Of New York,
was arrested here and seut back.
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New York Market.

ANC" W
New YORK, December 81.
COTTON-Morc active and 1c higher;
sales ut 35a35t.
FLOUR-Very firm; 9 5CalO ID for
State and western; 10 l5al2 10 for eN-
ira State; IL OGal2 10 for Ohio.
WHEAT-Firm; No. active: , 30 for
No. 9 Milwaukee; 3 90 for amber Mich
igan.
CORN-Nominal.
OATS-Firm.
WHISKY-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Heavy; % for crude;
29a30 for refined in bond.
COFFEE-Declining
MOLASSES-Declining.
PORK-Firmer; 90 0Oa20 10 for new:
10 3la19 G. for old; II C0al7 % for
prime.
DRESSED HOGS-Heavy; sast for
western.
CUT MEATS-Quiet.
LARD-Firmcr; ilfal3.
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PIANOS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Corner OF EntaW
and Favettc Streets, and No ID, IL, and
~, North Eutaw Street.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Il published every Friday. It's cont'u's vii 10
male mp Of all Important news 81 The week
telcgrlpbic reports. transactions In the Markets,
Editorials upon subjects Of general Interest, Al
Agricultural Column. special correspondence
from all parts Of the Stale. choice literary and
poctical selections, and a large amount Of care
fully prepared misHe llanrous reading suitable 10
all classes Of the community. In short The
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue tot i,s
best Family Newspaper erer pub!ishSd "a u"
ktdfs.
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From Ogdcnsbnrg.

OGDENSBUEG, n. Y. Dec. 3l.-Iestcr,
day morning large building occupied
by G.. +. Bryan, William Lovejoy, Glass
and Ames. was burned. Loss heavy and
not insured.
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WHAT DID IT "A young lady, returning to
her country home after solourn of few
months, was hardly recognized By her friends.
In place of a rustic, flush face, she Ind soft,
ruby complexion, of almost marble sm0othnes9;
and instead of -, she really appeared hut II.
She told them plainly she used IiIgan's MagnO-
LID E.lm, and would not he without it. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. IL can be ordered
of any druggist for only ~ cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, December 81.
Flour unchanged. Wheat-2 50 for
red winter Canada. Corn dull. Oats
quiet and firm. Dressed hogs dull at
7tasc. Live hogs 6a6!c.
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FACETLE.

A man who had won fat turkey at n
rattle, and whose pious wife was very
inuuisitive about the method of obtain
ing the poultry, satisfied her at last with
the remark that the shakers" gave it
TO him.
Some people are yerdant enough to
ask. Can Congress do so and so? Why,
certainly they can. a railroad conduct
or once accosted Lola Montcz thus:
"Madainc, You cannot smoke in the cars"
''But you see ] can" replied Lola, "for
| am doing it," This is congressional
lo.ic-St. PAIL Pioneer.
"Uncle JOtham," said the youthful
connection OF an old farmer, "NeOw,
kin ycw tell ne ercabouts-ncow-
how tar It's tew Uncle Sylvanus's"
The old man looked rather indignant,
and answered, "Tom. are yew always
going To be such cuSsed fulci Havn't
yew been there to haydn and harvestin'
to borrow neck ropes and sich like,
and didn't yew 80 there yesterday to
thrcsh; and warn't ycw there this very
mnrnin' tn drive the cows to pastur;
and here view come meow to ask where
lUtle SN lI'li NC" huVN.
why, yes, Uncle Jotham, know wear
il is myself wall nuil; but-ncow-l am
axing for this ar lcetle boy, he wants to
know"
ONE OF ARTEMUs WARDS ENGLISH TEs-
TIMOSIALS.
TONES, October 20, 1856.
IXr. Irtemus II'Qrd:
My DEAR SIR: Ny wife was danger
ously unwcll for over sixteen years.
She was sd veal; that she couldn't lift a
teaspoon To her mouth. But i'll fortu-
nate moment she commenced reading
one of your lectures. She got better ut
once. She gained strength so rapidly
that she lifted the cottage piano quite a
distance from the floor, and then tipped
/ it over on to her mother-in-law, with
whom she had some little trouble. We
! like your lectures very much. Please
send me barrel of them. lfyou should
require any more recommendations you
can get any number of them in this
place at two shillings each, the price /
charge for this one, and l trus you may
DO ever happy.
am, sir, yours truly, and so is my
wife. X. SPRINGERs.
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The Fcnians.

NEW YORK. Dec. Environment Fe-
mans have disappeared, and their
friends assert that they have gone to
Ireland. A rising there is expected to-
day, but may be delayed ten days.
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De;cwarc lc.islaturr.

WILMINGToN, Dec. 3l.-The Dele
ware Legislature meet tomorrow.
The Democrats have two-thirds of
each brancI. 1t is said the cOnstitu.
tional amendment is To he rejected.
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From, sun francisco.

SAN Francisco, Dec. Silt is report
ed that the recent storm damaged the
Central Pacific railroad greatly.
A Prescott, Arazona, letter OF De-
ccmber 10th, says the mines are pros
porous, bat the Indians are troublesome.
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All who value beautiful head of hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turn.
Inc gray, viii not iIii Ia see Lyons celebrated
KathairOn. II makes the hair rich soft and
glossy, cra,iicates hand:ulf, and causes the hair
Ia grow with luxurious bean .. Sold every
where. L. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist, Few York.
Saratoga Spring Water. cold by all
Druggists.
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An elegant journas printed in the German Ian
guage, and issned for the benefit Of our Gennli
citizens, Is published weekly 1t tho REGISTER
office.
Feeling grateful for the generous encourage
ment with which the friends Of the RKGloIkE
have hitherto rewarded bis ,HSts. the Pro
prietOr hopes by continued cnterpriyr and IN
ergy 10 merit IN tho future the same liberal pat
ronage which their paper las beTe,Ofoa re-
ceiycd.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 81.
Flour and wheat firm. Corn quiet.
Oats firm at As for No. 2. Receipts of
1000 barrels -four; 5000 bushels Oats.
Shipments 1900 barrels -four and 5000
bushels wheat.
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s. T-ls60-X.--The amount 81 Plantation
Bittcrs sold i'll one year is something startling.
They would ill Broadway ak feet high. from the
Park 20 4th street. brakes mandatory is ono
of the institutions If New York. II is said that
Drake painted all the rocks in the Eastern States
with his cahalstic IS. T.-IsG'-N.," and then
got the old granny legislators 10 pass law pre-
venting disiiguriug the face of ndtvrc' which
gave him a monopoly. We do not know how
this is bu; do know the Plantation BittrTs
SELL as no other articles ever did. They arc used
by all classes of the community and are death
on dysprps:a-ccrtain. They are very inyigor
ating when languid and weak, and 4 great appe.
tier.
Saratoga spriaE Wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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Fire.

.PErRoLIA, C. W., Dec. 3l.-The Sym
mington House on Tryoming and Oil
Spring road, was burned last night.
Cne child was burned to death.
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TIE TEsI-WEEKLY

il published every Tuesday, Thursday and 81
urday, and contains besides the contents Of ne
preceding issues of the Daily. may valuable
Items prepared especially for this publication
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aqua pE MAGNoLh.-The prctticst thing, the
sweetest thing" and the most Of it for the
least money. IL oyercomcs the OdOr Of pefspir'
alton; softrns anil adds dclicnCy 10 the skin; is
4 delightful Perfume alliys headache and in.
tamnatiun and is a necessary companion in the
sick room. in the nursery, anil upon the toilet
sidcholrd. II can bo obtained everywhere at
one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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Commercial md Financial Knteii
gcuce.
LoNDoS, Dec. 3l-1a o'clock.-Holli-
day and nothing doing. Consols s9t;
secs 7ss; Illinois Central 20; Erie 46l
Petroleum, I'D for refined.
ANTWERP, Dee. Observation-Disclosures
511 francs.
FRANKroRT, Dec. 3l-Noon.-5.2os
76s.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 31-Noon.-No basi-
ness of any consequence doing.
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Fallonre's Confectionery,

MONROE ST., NEXT TO MLURE HOUSE,
Is TnR PLACE TO CAT YOUR
l. Oysters in every style. l have saloon mt
ted up expressly for Ladies and Gents. We'd
dings and other parties will be supplied in good
order. Public and private suppers promptly at
tended TO on moderate terms.
Iovl+3m FRANK FALLOURE.
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THE RE GIs E IL

VIII strive 10 make the popular mind wiser b,
rather than slavish by dicta,iou and
will labor 10 disseminate only such views upon
current questions as bear tho stamp OF rcasop
and the seal Of truth.
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LIFE-M .ALTM-sTHENGTH.
n, yu,u ncInrnnrre,s SDcciic Pills,

-.l L., a., >tos,;.,,rs C,r,x,rrpr {.
arc preP'reu ny '"o NO
-, g, ,,,, pcoser;,+ior NJ Dr Jr,y della.
i'i'S' i'olh Wv '''>i
MARIE, Chief Physician to the Hospital Du
NJ, 80, 7 o,;ho;sere
N''" o.' ..., ~, ,,,,,,o>,,,,>-D
LEI LEX of I'E'Oh 'uH-, IN ioN.
PARIS, May 9Th, 1863.
crxr,rupy.-Wc have used the Specific
Pr - ,,a,Ic from DIR. DEIAMARRE's PRESCRIr
1,my dnrim@ several wears past in our private
and nmiiir nrncticr and have iound them a most
and nG;c;ent Remedy in eases of Sperm
env. NV Scminal week.-mrs. Nightly Daily
a."' 49,, Fnissinns. S,yuol Wcakuess or
~ ,ho, ',.',. Snnr;nl Drrangcments of the Ner
,.m,,, S,,:tc,n. Wrakness arising from Secret
III, I'D Sevrsi Excrss.s. Vibration of the
G"ni,, ;, 0r%,ns. Weak Spinc, AFFECTIONS of the
~ - inc ar Erick bust" Deposits in the
i'ri,c Milky" Discharges: Palrness of the
Sl,i, viii, Sunkep Cheeks and Bloodless Lips;
..p;nct,r5" Featurcs. Irregular Action of the
~, ,,,J =; oil ,I,, ,h,sti. train oF S,.nntoms
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TERMS.

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Daily Register, per year, by naIi...-..f 2
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the getter.up Of club Of twenty.
Remittances for Clubs must bs made Al on:
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Club rates after the Club has been raised, NV
vided full years subscription IL taken.
Money by DRAFT, Express or Registered LOT
tiers may De- sent at our risk. Address
LEWIS BAKER,
octis Wheeling. West Virginia
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The Mining, Agricultural md
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia will Hni In the RE'iESrERa
constant and jealous advocate. while the social
and political advancement Of the state VIII &c
oeiye it, earnest attention.
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New York Or, Good. Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 81.
Trade is quiet, but after tomorrow
brisk trade is looked for. Prospects
hopeful. All sheetings steady. Wool
ems very quiet and unchanged.
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HOTELS.
Hotel Opening.

known as the Proprietor of the Peinberton
House. will open for the accommodation OF the
pnhIic, his new and large Hotel. the 'STAMM
HOUSE" ON Water Street on Monday morning,
,yune 18th, Excellent stabling isattached to the
Uouse. HENRY SrAMM.
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CHARACTERIZATION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio R. R. Co.
WINTER SCHEDULE.

ov,,cx BALTIMORE s. ONO RLuroAp Co,
o1''>- WnEElISs, Dec. G, ls66.
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oils.


i ~ Butts odd Bcns" blk los,
- caddies dn. do. do. "
10 butts Niagara" do. e
. caddies do. do. -
. butts Dew Drop" do. g
81 caddieS Hombrick do. "
In z boxes Emily Jones natl IT,, Ii.
$ do. Diadem soft Pd. . inch.
) do. Whecler's hG. pd do.
3 do do. hard pd. ! 10. Jumps.
~ do "Millie Collins" hard pd. 10. Jumps.
; do. Krcns Fine Twist natl II.
St do Sliller's i. and Il. twistChoice.
lJdrums Fig Leaf.
90 kgs. G.twis. running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Il bbls T. G.. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. u. do do.
10 bills e. =. do. do.
~ hlf bbls. C. S. do do.
Our stock of tobacco is large and the assert.
ment unsurpassed b; any in the market. Mer:
chants are respectfully invited 10 give US = call
before purchasing clScwhcic.
MAXWELL, CAMrBELL TlNGLE.
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stock Trains Delayed

BUFFALO, Dec. 3l'-N0 arrivals Of
stock trains for five days.
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The Grover 4 Baker Sewing
Ass Machine

HAs OUTLINED THE ENVY AND CRIT.
III ICISN Of al its rivals Over 2Do,ooo are
now in use, and are BY all pronounced to be the
best. OFEICE-l59 Market Street. Wheeling.
noy1e-tanIsed ,4,s,s
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IT'S COMMERCIAL COLUMN
Farmers, Merchants and Cat
tic Dealers
The Circulation Of the aseg.
lister,

Larger by far than that Of any other rspsr IN
the State, makes IL the best advertising medium
IN West Virginia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-06

licient knowledge Of heraldry, may sec
more in them than they have ever seen
before.
As TO the emblem representing the
coin ofthe United States, TO be placed on
the freize, ii is recommended that i be
taken from the last issue of the silver
dollar in 1866, bearing the motto: I'm
God we trust" Discerning foreigners,
who visit the Exposition, with an under
standing Of the condition 10 which our
country has been reduced by Radical
misrule, will be apt to smile, when. they
think Of the broad contrast between this
motto and the utter distrust Of God and
Heaven and Heavens goodness and the
firm faith in the efficacy Of diabolc mall
ice and diabolic oppression, which are
betrayed by the Radical legislation for
the South. ST Louis Republican.
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threatens the nation. The President Of
the United States, Gen. Taylor, is dying
probably may not survive the day"
Again was that electrical shock per
ceptible. ! saw many persons turn pale,
and felt myself grow pale, also, from the
unexpected announcement, and from
seeing the effect which il bad produced.
One Senator bowed his head upon his
hands, as il he heard the thunder Of judg-
ment This movement Of astonishment
was, however, transient Mind soon re-
gained its usual tension the Senate ad
journed Immediately, and TO man they
all poured fourth into the city 10 tell this
news, or TO hear anything fresh.
At the present moment Of party strife,
and during the contention which is now
going forward in Congress, and upon the
adjustment Of which it is said that the
personal character Of General Taylor
exercised an important influence, the
news of his condition has made an i'm
mense impression.
At half past ten in the eveniag the
President died, after having taken a
beautiful and afectionate leave Of bis
family.
The day following, the 10th OF July,
the new President, Vice President Fill
more, entered upon his Office.
The sitting Of Congress is now pro-
rogued for three days, until after the in
terment Of President Taylor. But the
contending parties, who now prepare
themselves for new turn in affairs, have
not prorogued their operations. They
labor necessarily, and have no other
feeling or thought than their own inter.
ests. Yesterday, as returned from the
capitol, | heard one young man say to
another, IF he die, then our party will
triumph aud, by God, know that he
will die"
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Women Ryeius Women.

The eyeing of women by women is one
of the most offensive manifestations OF
superciliousness now TO be met with in
society. Few observant persons can have
failed TO notice the manner in which one
woman who is perfectly i'll bred or not
perfectly kind hearted will eye. over an.
other woman who she thinks is not in
such good society, and above all, not at
the time being in so costly dress as she
herself is in. 1t is done everywhere; at
parties, at church, in the street. 1t is
done by women in all conditions of life.
The very servant girls learn it Of their
mistresses. 1t is done in an instant
Who cannot recall hundreds of instances
of that sweep of the eye which takes in
at glance the whole woman and what
she has on from the top knot to the shoe
tie2 1t cannot be a new fashion of be-
havior; but the daily increasing pretense
OF people to superiority, because they
can afford to spend more money upon
their backs than others can, makes it at
once more common and more remarka-
BILE even than it was ten OF fifteen years
ago. Men are never guilty of it, or with
such extreme rarity, and then in such
feeble and small-souled specimens of
their sex, that it may be set down as a
sin not masculine, or at least not epi-
Gene. But women of sense, of some
breeding, and even of some kindliness of
nature, will thus endeavor to assert a
superiority upon the meanest of all pre-
lenses, and inhict a wound in manner
the most cowardly, because it cannot be
resented and admits of no retort. If
they but only knew how unlovely, how
positively offensive they make them
selves in so doing, not only to their
silent victims, but to every generous
hearted man who observes their maneu-
YER, they would give up triumph at
once so mean and so cruel, which is OBJ.
tained at such sacrifice on their part.
No other evidence than this eyeing is
needed that woman, whatever be her
birth or breeding has small and vulgar
QOnl
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The peath Of General Taylor.

The following curious comments upon
the death Of General Zachary Taylor,
are from Fredrika Bremers Homes in
the New World, vol /, page 1863:
Fer some few days (the 9th and 9th OF
July( it has been mentioned here and
there in Washington, that the President,
General Taylor was indisposed. He
was perfectly well on the 4th (it was on
the Sd when | last saw HIM, but having
eaten something which had disagreed
with him-oyster-patty should imagine
he had an attack Of illnessi on the
7th be was said again to be better, and
would soon be quite restored.
As sat yesterday (the 9th) in the Sen
ate House, listening. patiently, or, more
correctly, impatiently, to a long and te-
dious pro slavery speech by the Senator
of South Carolina, Mr.. Butler, an esti-
mable man and good friend Of mine
always excepting as regards this ques-
tom perceived thrill, as il from
noiseless electric shock, had passed
through the assembly; number offresh
persons had entered by the principal
doors. and At once Daniel Webster was
seen TO stand beside the speaking Sena-
tor, indicating with a deprecators ges-
ture, that he must interrupt him on
account OF some important business.
The orator bowed aud was silent; a
stiffness as Of death reigued in the house,
and all eyes we're turned upon Webster,
Who himself stood silent for a few
seconds, as If TO prepare the assembly
for tidings Of serious Import he then
spoke slowly and with that deep and
impressive voice which is peculiar 10
him
81 have a sorroEful message TO de-
liver 10 the Senate. A great misfortune
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LEGAL SALES.

CHERIFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A
Circuit Court of Shelby county, in favor Of VIM.
Griffin and against A. II. Douglass, | will, at
the Courthouse in Raleigh, on the 23d day of
March 1867 between II and | o'clock pm, sell
to the highest bidder, the following tract Of
land, towit: Lying in the I'd and 9TH civil dis
tricts. in Shelby county, Tennessee, in range 8,
section 4, and nth Surveyors district, contain
ing e60l4 acres, more or less, bounded follows:
Beginning at a stake; thence south So west, 81
links TO a black gum marked l.. N; thence west
50 nOrth with Jas. l.. Stuarts line "a chains
50 links to a stake, rs links east of black oak,
marked M. s. on the heirs Of Thos. Stuart's
line thence south 6I3o west with said line 10
chains 331a links to a stake, 9 links west of n
hickory marked T. s.; thence west 80 north
with said heirs line. crossing Big creek 10
chains to a stake 50 links south of hOrnbean
James Robinson 1000 acre grant, No. Il thence
south g. west with said line 6S chains to a
stake. (the heirs Of Joel MeLemore, northwest
corner)i thence east 81 south with their hne l04
chains so links to slippery elm, marked M.
s., on the south bank OF a branch (the heirs of
l.. II. Coe southwest cOrner): thence north 51z0
east with their line 40 chains to q stake ~ links
east of red oak, marked NJ. 5, (said heirs),
northwest corner; thence east with their line
25 chains to a stake; thence south z6' west
tn a hickory marked M. S ,on the cast bOunda-
ry line Of said 1000 acre grant Ne. II; thense
north So east, with said line 43 chains 5Olinks
to the beginning, being the same land sold by
plaintiff to defendant, and levied on as the
property of A. IL. Douglass to satisfy judg-
ment in the Circuit Court, rendered October 2,
1866, in favor Of VIM; Griffin and against said
Douglass, for Sl524 ii and COSTS Terms cash.
p. NJ. WINTERS. Sheriff.
II By t. W, CALDWELL, ID, s.
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ESGELBACH d HEINZ

WE RsP4IR. WATCHES. en-
.;e,i .Ssrelry. Mathematical. Chemi1-i
rcNing Machines. Guns, Pistols s.f.
Rods put up, and ssi'' ~
Sold and Silver Pfn.
1one ',,'..,,io, 70 order. Being both expcris.s,
promptly attended 70 and Warrante5 Il
0le Geld and silver Bought at thu p.
Cash Prices.
-. 10 not foreet-77 Madison street
|. Al. .LL-.- ~ L. -. :