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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-04
Der 2eipstger
c%tluftrirte Sgam.lien= =Ralenber

Der 2eipstser
SQuitrirte Tam,lienz zRalenber
fur 1867 nit yislem ntersanten eesOe, etr sahreidsn
Suuhrationen in 6O6n nnb etnem ebr fb6nea eOlprrs
ten Sitelbee @rpb Nuartp franco per So nur 35 Gents.
9b. 6. Sbecbalb,
gpurtbans. Cincinnati. 8.
9te @euunlie her srdmisn fir 1865 1T sem 4alenber
beioecrudt MuBer nie'em tnb su bdben Snbts Vpsfa
enter go ts spnnfnbe 80 6ts Gen erbsfalenher 656s
Nierss Salenner 50 6s, ameienfaleueer 40 @ts. ane
rifaniS6er 9rlfsfalenber 25 @ts., ,e
,Silr teDeS 9aus unD jeDe Vamllte!
Sd e,aube mir msne Sreunte uno eanhsleute CUR Cub
rption au bic nafpseneen 9bnen nnb 8eSeseasn 9sit
1ie Snnffrirte gzselt far 1867,
i5ter Sabrsans in 10 6eften ausaefOtte NIT surshaen
6ois6nitten, nsbf einem prattppen arosen Stabldbe
g Sommerf fdbe,' semalt pom Sb. Srs, 9eiodsn ppn
g. @eYer, als Erdnie Gres pes Sabr8aass nur So. co.
Su Sauie.
gei6iden rub gilcer snr unerbaltuns Ser Sabraans
ron i3 Soften nebit elmer pra6tppIen Stabd Srdme :
Ser atfdteb aemalt q. Sirenanb, sefp9en o
D5aelis, gum greiie BON MIR $2,25.
fteber QanD nno WSeer.
auaemene Sllufrirte 3sune. bsraussesebsn RON f. SO.
Sadldnrsr. SdbrI,b ~ 6efte @rob 8ou NIT ebr sablrs
den Sluitratpueu Der Sabraang $500
Gie Stene.
SpurrGl fir Soette une Soanrartet Sdbrltd "a Jium
mern Solip NIT pele Woreeibnunsen It. 10. Ser 9abr
gang SZt@o'
Sie WSubswelt.
Sufrirte 3etuna fir Soette rnb 6ancdrbeiten nit sab
rebtn abbilbungen Woeen une oanrarbetsn Sdnitt
muitsrn etc. Der Sabraans pom "a ylammern $2,25
Der 8asar.
SauIrirte 9amen 9eitung U,t iebr sabreien ab6lhun
aen ppn O2Ucen peibden tSanrerbeen S6nittmaftern
T. 10. Der sabreans 4s 9lummsrn srcB 5Olio $5,25
Gamenfietcer WSa9asin.
Rt sablreidsn muiter uuc Mpesbdttern unp Sul6nitt
Sluitratunen i'm Sert. Sabrli9 "A grmmern gum Gree
ppn $2.25
aueer eieen auaebrten Spurnalen f6nnen ale in 0eutI
lamb er6einenpen 3eitihren fnr6 mid ftnel nns bllts
be,ooen wercen Gle pie befannteen une petreeten
ter Sen 9eStriiten bebe i'd bsrpor Die Seipsse Gar
tenlaube bas Sluifrirte 8amlen Sourna. Sanoraina.
Stab une 9rm 9abeim grbetteruuaen. Sausbdtter 8re
aa 8ub fur ale, Bud Der a8eIt. 98eiermanns Wonass
bette europa 0aur niere 9et Mn6ner 5lie8enee 8dt'
ter Rlabberabatf Oprfbarbr, 9etermanns seO8apblibe
lPbeilunaen. @lObus @etpe bbaIe pplpetntes SOurna
pplpebnbes @enralblatt, @urpsdtide NDeesetuns fur
t5errenfleibermacter I. ID.
SD errarte sablree 9eelunaen unb perpree eeielben
NIT seppbn,sr gunftli9fet ausSufdbren
pb'ltrp S. Sbecbale,
Wadfoaer ppn Sbeobalb rnb Sbeurfauf. @rd anb 6unh
Sanbuns, @purtbaus @ebdaee, @tneinnati, .
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-04
8. u. Srahana.

et'garaaat Gtroee, Mlrntreal, II. Stuff 1864.
Srr gs;s ru 9urpn Geetr grdbrnb Der leter elf
pnate mar i'd fat teeen nd1sn Grsrepa unteimorfe
n tos ids ns Wdtrura Ger uuten In menm Naan bhdl
ten frrr fht Id n gnnsn In her Ssessns cine Sdna-
6s tte oft nit 8rprt S6wrfe nne S6
ae srtunten ar SD prptr rerfdere Stdrunes nnb Ded
aenittel pre wne @dtsrune irhrep ts Id Ser
Subbes plhenm Berert tette G Der Belt babe Id
nit mtr ssnt ctr rbieen aranen aetten "a ttes
es ft 70 tltdtte fir mid temn tat 70 tale h es fir met
ne gFiSt 6fentli6 meinen Eanf ausuipreden
SEQ. q. Bancroft,
8u&talter unb Collector.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-04

Nftuar: uStr Name? 2"
Srau: SIDE bse6s esbmann!"
o.: rS6r Mltr?'
S.: rssa, trenn ide esbmann 9es5e, hsnn bss6t
metn Mltsr rh Ss1mannl"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-04
2lpel 5Sarmen Su Derfulfen

NJSVNs O"*NeN*' o.
Cine sarm BON II ader AZ GGeen noreSild BON eps
umbus on elmer enen Surnpe eer Ium Greet seleaen
20 gder itnb unter Guur 80 fette ADttcmano n
Der Geff it Splslanb. Gin sues 9pfteinbans init 3im
nern quite glebnsebGnSe en eartsn nit 6sinpbf, Srau
BEN &c elm SO. Sbf9aren NIT circa 100 tra8eneen 3du
men, aepfel, SFrtde 9irnsn. 8trden 'e unc l1a ader
grebeeren.
@ne antere Earm Die beinab bic erere fS6t pcn Al
gder mpppn @pltur nc unb Der Tei gutes 6pis
Lamb it, Gin ausaseihneter Ipfegarten m cred 80 trd
osnSen gSumen unb IL erOsen t1aaeneep 9rnbGum.n bic
ieres ohr traaen elm gutter @arten nit Rsinobr en gu
fes bebauenes 9lpdbaus unr cute yebenaebduce
Die pbissn 5armen perhen wpbeil pefauft Wtan wene
ii9 an,
g. 8. Span,
SO. 2O1 yprbs sSO9Hrase, Gclumbns. 8.
II eskr 10 bp
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-04
g1ep gprf, 80. W}dr, 1864,

gew gprf. 30 WFdrs 1854
srr ssr Suttsu unS gp Sutfpn 81 Ia @efunteits.
,uane rtiner Fai ur6 teu Gedua bres Spsenn Sies
teunf tsH aewcrtsn a. min i'd tren mstsn 2sr faaT n
fem griefe auspdn arf frei tebaupn ot To is e
aote Sfrem grer men Saus fem ten 8laan nr 2ss
tspa nietr atSrt Wene Sran Sabre ara mi 8rant-
bs tetoftef T @smptrme urt re aaritet bh r se rer
dwurter e IL mr rter Ramiln etsssr teaaesn 9ts
qrfomfet Shres @rfels III min ts Stlrs aa eab 10
tsr Belt 8mfsru h BET MIR sprrrstsn mnnfltS eahelbs
befatsen mu. SpGa6unssSpn her Sbrse
s. q. Grabam.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-04
2sfet Bic Seusnife!
Msm Nnrf % Mnrif 1864

New gcrf 90. Gprt 1864.
Ger G. suttet gertte seren gDr taten Sbr @snes
gres arasr ntn tas ire gefantttele Is e gsdtuns
fer Wner mcdn. aG fer Mnape tden mtr es tt ean'
efrtebiann eaten In unrsr aris un nesn esbe
nters wirffam Ssen einer
p TssYesa Giarrtfe unfbar appffmer plif etc. gu eee
aen es Ia Elm ausaeetes Gtdrssmtel tas oe 9eute UNI
fdmd6l&e genen tdsd In mdeieen Erien netmsa iOaten
G6mnssSpn,
Or. &. E.u. 8. g gacrburrs.
SO. t3O OF 80 Strase.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-04
S Spnk's
bsri6mte
yferbe= tnb Ginber=pulper.

Dies fp lange befannte uno beltette
|risarat etebt ben nteeergsbrcdensn.
absema tteten gferfen neue 9ebens'
frdft tnhem es ibreu Waeen nne itre
Getirme eriintli1 retnist unS ffdrtt.
Gs 1T Elm iiheres @ertItunesmtttel
seeen ale 8ranfseiten. benea btes
& bier nntermprfen IL, Yrie
9unaenfisber, Oriiien, @nsbriis =
Suften, l1ebelbefinesn,
8iebsr. lteberbisuna, 8erlnit bee
anb bet Rraft ,e.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-04
Ser unerb6rte Grfolg bon
$ II b b el g
Ool1eaeets, Sstferetfa !

81 tie tfe eHdtianna iensr gorshee g8ir bebanpten
tab es tas befe, fdrfsnte @teres in ber Melt IT,
9ie nnaefudten Gmrfeblungen bic MIR que allen Sbetlen
tr Sat empfansen, bsmen, hab es ssrase has it, wOffr
hie es auaseben.
&c tsaett gang aus qHansenitcfT. Gs fdrft unD
aiett Graft. &c fhIkt bas Spftem Sesen nts
itlimmen Gintpirfunssn unseiunSen gSai'
iers. gs furirt bte 9ssperfe. G5
befsitst bas Sontrennen. @s
farirt ben Grpflhmsrs. gs furtrt
bic @elbsunt GO be1eitigt bic geefranfs
bet. Gs teilt arssn,eine Shwahe. sc
sstt stnen seinnSen Appettt. GO enttalt fssns
stftteeu Stpffe.
&c NGrft bic gerbaunnssorgane unb itcigest
amaa bic sems.raiur tss s5rp.rs nnt bic @irenlauns=
faft Bic tn Der shat fie ausmeine 8rttsfe hss Sa=
fems bearantet.a
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-04
9auS u11D Got sl1 perfaufen.

Der unteet6nete t 8eTcnntn en In Vncprns. &rawFor6
90 aegenes Soaus inter annebmbaren geeinann8en su
Serfanen Dafsbe eat In einem ireqanten e1iffstbele
Der IRain strase. 1T Stpf bod uno Stein unp 8aa
en ebaut entbdlt erea 80 8immer unb CUTE serdumse
aelIsr nno siene 6 ppriali6 fir Elm s8rbs DSer 9Oar
ptnabans auf Der basn sebSrsen sansen 2a bentet 4
eine srcfe S6ener NIT SaIesbaupe fur 20 9ferhe @ues
8runnenwaHer 1T bnredben6 ba iCpe aud eifermen fdr
Seaenpaier. ebertaupt 1T alles aaf tas 8squere eins
8er9tet aup In gutem Gtaabe.
Sp6n @ramsr.
@utarns, San. 81. '67. 2mtp
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-04
Sebr tpertbpoQ fit Uarmer!

aneem.ines giebasnsfbr, pser t1nterri is Der eanb
mann gferbe ginhsieb, Saas Sdmene, 3iegsn unb 9uu
be aufben. paren faeru unb TIRE arantbstsn srtsnas
nnb hsilen fol-,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28
Trustees sale.

my VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
IL nom William GOwdy 20 me, dated the 9th
r,nr 1859, and now Of record in the Record
-, c,fce for the county of Ohio in book ~, p
Sis .hall sell TO the highest bidder, ut public
-, n the front door of the Court House
~, 0b,o comfy. in the city of Wheeling, on Sat
,r,Isy ii iG;h of November ls6I, commencing
,,iJ ale. N 10 o'clock a. NJ, the lot numbered
-, hundred SSA eishty'one, OSD on the plat OF
a., mart the ssty of Wheeling laid out by
W;iIigm Chapliue aa4 John Eoff, now known as
|.r,,, wheeling, situated Oh the east side OF
,lbqy!iLe street adjoining this Methodist Epis
,,pl Church Oh the south.
Frpys or SALe,-0ne-thiTd OF the Purchase
- In cash. and the balance in two equal i'll
.,,IiG,nts. payable In ak and twelve months,
,riIb interest FROM the dag Of sale. Possession
ri'I b, delivered upon compliance with the
t.rn.r of sale subject to the Lease OF the tenant
:, IN will expire on the 3lst Of March nsGi.
JAMES \. WHEAT, Trustee.
WHEELING. October II, lS65.,td
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28
F'ruSt Sale.

10y VIRTUE or !. DEED OF TRUST EN-
Is rcRi..d To me by Josiah Ingersoll and NATL.
Ia C., hia wife bearing dStS on the 26th day OF
Juue I'D and now on record ~ the Recorder
,tfrc of Marshall county, in Deed Book No 10.
psrc 3Ii. / will sell at the front door OF the
CONT House of Marshall county, at public auc.
lion, on TUESDAY, the BOTH DAY OF &C.
TOBER next all that piece or parcel of land ly.
.ng and being in Marshall county; State OF West
GirJinia containing nine hundred and seventy.
lh,.s. acres. three ruods and eight poles, as the
,aur j. se; iosth described and bounded in said
deed OF trust. selling trustee. will convey
such title as il vested in Re by said deed OF
fTU-t 49,,
Terms of Sale-Cast, "a, 81 the optisn OF the
-. chaser onc.third in hand. aud the balance in
;br,. suual payments, at six. twelve aud eigh'
seen El1,,ths. with interest from daS Vt sale
purchaser giving bond with approved security
i,r tle deferred inStallmcnts the title reScryed
4Htl payment. jas IA ! L.
.rjI IA Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28
PUBLIC SALE.

Willy SELL AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
s",n,j,y November al, on the farm of tho
j ';thrSiam Altman, deceased, situated on
l@ .!r,t,T. Kun, 81 miles from the city of Wheel.
= AMI ,Sr following property: 2 frst-class work
, i1 -, one three year old gelding, one year
sLyl o,I i..iIcrs. good stOckJ and few
ga ri,sr White" shUatS, l pew two horse
ne News barruws, single and double,
% S.|i Nov cultiyatOrs and large variety of
s.Trip: inplcmelts, one champion cider
is .iI md number of bee hives. will also
OH Ii ,,su,her of good feather beds, bedsteads,
- ,,,'. h.,rau. book ease. one cooking stove
ri F,tnres, together with large variety OF
-nu Md and kitchen furniture too numerous
.n "ar All of which will he sold TO the
Sisb,>t and best bidder
Trims made known Gu day u sale.
81. Ia commences nj 10 An.
RACHEL ALTMAN Exec't.
tr-.1INtl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28

Office, and find ng no one there White
commenced to Hloek around" 1t
had been resolved, Sunday eve
ming, not to try to open the
safe last evening, on account OIL
the absence of necessary tools, but 10
go in and take few boxes OF cigars ana
some wines and liquors. White jump
ed upon barrel and took down three
boxes of cigars, when slight noise was
heard, and white started toward the
door; and when he opened the same, On
Ger Harrison caught him by the arm anu
told him that he must make no resist
lance. Sergeant Scarborough stepped
up and informed White that he was
Just the man he was locking after
White was very much frightened. The
key was found where he had secreted it
and the Sergeant took possession OF H.
and also of the cigars. White was
marched off to Jail, and did not
mistrust that Cocayne had been
playing shrewd game until he found
that the latter was not put behind the
bars. He then asked Cocayne if he was
not detective, and he soon found that
he had played the game very success
fully in the present case.
When White came here he had but
little money, and after remaining few
days his two friends started down the
river on their proposed hunting excur-
sion, and he remained at the Grant
House, claiming to be sick with a sore
throat, ETC., his neck being tied up
with white cloth, and he doctoring
his throat vigorously-but there being,
in fact, nothing the matter with it..
Time ran on, and he paid no board, Civ
ing as reason that he had run out OF
money, and that he had sent to his "mer-
chant" father for remittance; and he
having considerable baggage, he was
not crowded About one week ago, he
having as yet paid nothing for his
board, he was notified by Messrs. Lewis
& Woodmansee that unless he settled
up he would have to leave the honse.
White flew to the bosom of Cocayne
and stated the case to him, and White
was informed that it would be call
right" Cocayne then informed Lewis
& Woodmansee, confidentially, of the
facts in the Gaso, when they readily
consented to Whites remaining.
Mr. Cocayne intercepted two letters
that White had written to one of his
friends. BY sentence in one of these
letters it is strongly suspected that
White is the man who 0ndeayored to
set fire to the Grant House o short time
since. After reading this letter Cocayne
cautiously conversed with him about
the fire, and from his manner and con-
versation he has no doubt that White
is the man.
In another letter he speaks of set OF
harness at Hubbard's auction room,
stating that it was there all right"
white is known by many of our citi-
zens, he having been introduced to
many persons. lie is small man, about
twenty-eight yenrs of age, wears specta-
cles, and a small light-colored cap. He
is man Of pleasing address. He has a
small, sharp black eye.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28
Tho bachelor. md Beredicts.

Amatch game of base ball, between
the Bachelors and Benedicts, took place
on the Island on Saturday, resulting in
favor of the latter. Both sides failed to
come to time, and two or three "outsid-
ersr were taken in the game after they
had assembled Oh the ground. The
game was a very good one, but the
Bachelors ought to be ashamed Of them
selves to allow the result that was
reached. We will join the Benedicts
at the first opportunity!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28
Trust Sale.

ny VIRTUE Or n w
Is Trust executed To me by David + Ewing
'rJ Marv F.. Ewing. bis wife, bearing date ON
'brlS,h dav of November. A. ID. le6G, and now
nm yrcord in the Recorders Office of Jackson
yoruty. West Virginia, in Deed Book numbered
IS fnlio 3ls. will sell at public auction at the
mont door of the COURT HOUSE of JACKSON
IGJ;NTY, ON TUESDAY, THE 5th DAY OF
NOVEMBER. A. ID. 1861, at lOo'clock A. ~, the
Undivided one third part OF that certain tract
oil parcel OF land in said deed oftrIst mentioned
and described a. tract or parcel OF land con-
,l;uipr one hundred and fifty acres, more or
less. and lying and being on the straight Fork o.
NIufy Crtek. ia Jackson County. W. Va, aud
5riua the same tract or parcel OF land conveyed
by Errnhard Duffy and and wife TO III. Rhelm-
from n. &. Ilesher and the said David Z. Ew-
,pr by deed now on record in the Recorder s
once Of Jackson county, W. Va.
>.lling a. Trustee, will convey such title a.
ys4trd in me by said deed of trust.
T,,t.a of sale. cash. GIBSON LAMB,
s,,1ttI Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28
An Indian aud Horse Rnce.

On Wednesday next our citizens will
he treated to novel and exciting race,
for q premium of five hundred dollars,
between three Indians, named Deerfoot,
Stephens, and Steelrock, and George
Robinson's two horses, "Chance," trot-
ter, and 40. S. Cook" a PAGER. The
race will take place at the fair grounds,
on the Island, and undoubtedly will
draw u large crowd, as these Indians
are said to be the fastest runners in this
country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28
UneaunIled Opportunity.

We understand that at Creasey's Bust
ness College Night School, the following
branches are taught-at the low rate of
81 per month: Bookkeeping, Writing,
Arithmetic, Algebra, Spelling, Reading
and Elocution. The school is rapidly
filling up. This evening new classes
will be formed. Call and examine the
school. You can not do better.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28
The Singer Sewing Machine Compau,

u me- ShnSer SS"Ao& 'IoSnae company
Sold 1868 machines last year, which
is 5000 more than the sales of any other
company. When we consider that this
new machine has been before the pub
lie but little better than a year, it shows
that it must possess extraordinary mer-
it to have achieved such great success.
II. Morton, at Isl Main street, is gem
eral agent, and will take pleasure in ex-
planning the machine to all who may
favor him with call.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28
Wnter Pins Rurstcd.

On Saturday morning the water pipe
on Market street, ir front of John Balls
hotel, bursted. Superintendent Cum
minis, with bis attaches, soon remedied
the fault. They were compelled to take
up two or three ties of the street rail
way, and worked under disadvantage,
by having to "vacate" for the street
cars, which were pushed by hand over
the gap" The efficient Superintend-
ent had his hands full on Saturday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28
B D 0 Xxx EEP IN G

Is acknowledged by practical accountants to be
superior to all others.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28
PUBLIC SALE
OF
TIMBER And MINI RAJ Ian s
JNHE UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEES, WILL
i sell on
Wednesday, the 13tL day Of Novem'
Der, 1861.


T'HE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES. WILL
i sell on
Wednesday, the 13tL day Of Novem.
Der, 1861.
Atthc front door OF the Cont House 81 Ohio
county. in the city of Wheeling, Sin Thousand
Acres more or less, OF Timher and Mineral
lands These Lands are situated near Littleton,
in the county of WetZel, about forty miles from
the city of Wheeling, on the line Oi tho Balti'
more and Ohio Railroad, which runs through
portion of the land The land has been careful
u surveyed and will he sold i'll plats OF fiOn
civ 10 five hundred acres, TO suit purchasers
There il a vein of iron ore on the land, which
ha. been tested and found to be OF excellent
quality and of sufficient quantity tojHstiiy the
81, Ctiun OF furnaces. The ore Is easy oil access
from the railroad, and the timber Is equal to any
n the State.
The sale is worthy the attention OF those de.
rlrus land for timber, mineral, or agricultural
gurpH..s There will be sold at TIE same
fim, and place several lots in the town OF Little
LsfL
sal positivc-tor the purpose of closing up
ia, rustic COmmcni" at o'clock a. NJ, and
to he continued from daJ TO day until all Is
-rd. N.
Term. Of snle-0nc third, or any addi-
.inuIl amount at the 1tiOn OF the purchaser, III
ash and the remainder IN equal payments Oh
one .gd two wears with interest from day OF
IL. The deferred payments 10 be secured by
deed ~ trust. .
The title is believed to H. nnquestionable, bnt
the trustees will only convey such title as IL
vested in them by their appointment,
\ plat of the land can be seen, and any asdi
,ional information obtained at the office OF H.
r. Peterson ESQ. in the city of Wheeling.
JOHN W. GILL,
G. ID. HUBBARD,
n l. WHITAKER,
G.. OGLEBAY,
G. w. WHITAKER,
GOtS.."awA&st~ trustees
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28
N'ORW SCHOOL,
Nelson Co., Va.

VyHR NORWOODsCH WITH
i full corps Of able and experienced in
struetOrs and under stiIl more favorable auspices
than heretofore, viii reopen on wednesday.
September 18th. IS67. The interest," and ad-
yaEeement Of the scholars will receive the clos
est personal attention. Address
WILLIAM ID. CABELL, Principal
Norwood p. o.. Nelson Co, Va
anglStill octl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28
Couutcrfeit seven-1 hirties-HIow
Detect Them.

Detect Them.
Since the recent discovery of spurious
seven-thirties in Eastern cities, finau-
cial men are more cautious. These
notes, and all others, are easily judged
when seen through spectacles or eye
glasses such as those sold at Oxtoby &
Dufiield's jewelry store, l03 Main street,
west side. Complete assortment of
watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles,
etc, always oil hand. SEE advertise
ment in another column, and call at
"l03."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-28
ROANOKE COLLEGE.

rI'HIS !INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept. ,, 1851.
FACULTY:
Rev. d. T. Bittle. ID. D., President and Prof
Nor. and Int. Science.
s. c. Wells, A. N, Prof Math. and Nat. Phi.
losOphy.
Rev. W. B. Yonce, A. ", Prof Ancient Ian
guages and Literature.
Rev. J. Il. Davis, 4. NJ, Prof. Agriculture
il. MoarrSan, n. D., LectUser on Anatomy
and Physieiogy.
d. r. Holland, A NJ, Asst Prof. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept
H. T. Klinger, A n. Prof Aodern nguAZe-
JR. Hudson, A. NJ. Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-EIpenses in all departments, in.
Gliding boarding, tuition, roOm-rent, fuel and
lights. and ineidentals, s315.60. For further in
formation, address REV. ID. F. BITTLE,
iuly3i Salem, va
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Interesting Encounter,

A lively "mill' occurred at the Sec
ond Ward Market House Saturday
morning, between our friend "Moss,"
who rings the auction bell so loudly,
and our friend Benner. The tronbls
grew out of dispute about the entrals
of a bovine. "No damage was DONE"
and the two parted in the best of hui
NOR
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Returned.

The Wheeling delegation to the Pitts
burg Christian Convention have return
ed. They represent that the gathering
was an unusually interesting and profit
able one. They speak highly of the
manner in which they were entertained
by their Christian friends in Pittsburg
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The season tor Warm Cakes

And good cheer generally is now at
hand. To make light and wholesome
Rolls, Biscuits, or Batter Cakes of any
kind you should use Bookings CRrirdlled
Baking Porder. Try it and you will use
no other. Sold wholesale and retail by
Z. Booking, No. Odd Fellows Hall.
and by Grocers generally.
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Call nj Farsridge,s Gallery

And see some cabinet size Oil Paint.
ings, just finished, and leave your or
ders soon if you wish any finished pic
lures before the holidays.
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How TO Spend the Evenings Advan.
taueousIy

In learning two valuable arts in a
single winter, either of which is equal
to trade, by which to earn liveli-
hood, viz: Penmanship and Book-keep-
ing. This is being accomplished sue
cessfully by a host OF sensible young
men at Hitchcock & BOWS National
Business College,
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Wednesday Next

George r. Taylor & Co. will open
large Stock of Ladies' Furs and Dress
Goods. They are now receiving them,
and the prices are almost as low as they
were before the war. IF
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Quick Time.

QUICK TING.
On Tuesday afternoon last a Main
street firm ordered lot of goods, by
mail, from New York. They were ship
ped by the fast freight line on the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, and reached
here on Friday morning.
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f.ecIu re.

Lecture.
We learn that Rev. S. Steele, of the
Chapline st. N. E. Church, will lecture
before the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION this evening at u o'clock.
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Circuit Court.

Nothing of public interest was done
in the Circuit Court on Saturday. The
Court will meet this morning at nine
o'clock. The term of the Court will
probably ciGsc about the middle of :he
week.