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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-07
8g Telegraph
TO fIIx REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5.-Evening-Cot-
ton closed irregular and inactive; sales
OF 1000 bales. Manchester advices M
are anfsvorsble, aud the market heavy:
prices lower; breadstuffs generally, less
nrm and tending downwards. Wheat
declined I'd. for Milwaukee, red and
western; the market closes firner.
Flour declined Is. for Western State.
Corn declined to 49s Cd. for mixed Wes-
tern. L&srd quiet. Cheese dull. Beef
advanced one-half crown. Petroleum
dull.
LONDON, Feb. Acknowledgements
90 il-1s; Eric closed at 3s; ILLINOIS
Central 81; 5-20's R7-l6.
AT the delivery of the Queens speech
the p.ople cried for 4 reform.
Ross inans has received q contract
from Russia to build cars and ocomo-
tives for that Government.
Observation-Disclosures complies
lions are arising in the East. The peo-
ple of Servia are flying to arms against
0ttaman rule. which is at Constantine
pie. The party in favor of peace is in
creasing in numbers and influence.
Moreover, it is reported the Viceroy OF
Egypt has sent agents to ascertain
whether the leading Powers of Europe
would favor his complete independence
of the sovereignty of the Porte.
The la Presse, Of January 18th, an
nounced that on the 18th of that mont
au Insurance of two hundred thousand
francs was effected on Hamburg ex-
change upon the personal property OF
Macmillan, shipped by the Maria to
RaIuasa.
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Wetzei County, w, Va.

RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS OF.
"A fee Of the Circuit Court for said county
on the first Monday in January, 1867, .-f .lg.
William b. Simpson and John 7. Wilson, part
ncrs, doing business under the firm name Of
simpson and Wilson, 90. Charles z. Pemberton.
Henry K Thompson and r. u. Grim, late part.
ners under the firm nam Of e. L Pemberton
& Co, and James T. Hooton and George i. Saw.
tell. partners, under the irm name VI sawtell
& HOOtOn. In Chancery.
This day came the complainants by their at.
tOrney, and it appearing by the return q the
Sheriff a said countyin the writ issued IN this
cause and from an affidavit therein filed that one
of said defendants Charles L. ~PeinbertOn, il not
a resident of this State, II il ordered. ON motion
Of c~Omplainants by their attorney, that he Ap-
pear here within one month after the publiea-
ton Of this order and do what ir necessary 70
protect his interests in this suit, and that this
order be published once O week for four success
i've weeks in the Wheeling REGISTER. a newspa-
per published in the city Of Wheeling. w. Va,
and posted at the front door of the Court Honse
In this county for q like period.
Tbe object Of this suit is To recover from the
defendants the sum Of 1894 e+lO0 on n certain
bond made by the said Z. L. Pemberton d Ca.
and endorsed by said SaWtell and HOotOD.
So FRIEND cox, Clerk W. e.. G. e..
GBo. Z. DoYD. Attorney for COmplainants.
jaHIsl a w{w
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wetzeI County, w. Va.

4 RULES HELD IN THE Clerks OF
n fee Of the Circuit Court for saideounty, on
the first Monday in January, 1867.
r. Halstead Caldwell q. Jeremiah Postle-
chvait. In Chaneery.
This day came the complainant and fled his
Bill. and the defendant NOT having entered his
appearance and Il appearing from an afadayit
fled in this canse that said Jeremiah Jostle-
chwait Il not m inhabitant Of this State. II il
ordered, on motion Of complainant by his at
t0rney, that said POstleehwait appear here with
in one month after the publication 81 this ordsr
and do what Is necessary 20 protect his interests
in tn Insult, and that this order be published
onceA week for four weeks successfully In the
Wheeling RR6isTER, q acwspaper pabiished In
the city Of Wheeling, ". v, and posted at the
front doorof the couIt Hopss Of this comfy for
D IKE Perod Ag4D Ol4 Ill 1
The object Of this suit Is 10 have a certain
contract tby which complainant agreed % seIla
certain tract az land containing one hundred
acIes to said Postlechxzitl rescinded-
Ieste: FRIEND cox, Clerk W. c. C. c.
GIG; Z. BON, Sol. sz Complainant.
SAN.a WV - 49, as1I "a fass
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The Canadian CorfcderntiOn-Ths
Insurance Companies,

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Times
Montreal special says: London specials
to Government organs here announce
the expectation that the Confederation
will pass tho Imperial Parliament with
on opposition. Canada is the name
recommended for the new nation by
delegates, but the ultimate choice rests
with her Majesty.
Another descent upon a gambling
house was made by the police, and the
proprietors and eight gamblers were
arrested.
Commissioners have been appointed
by the insurance companies, to devise
means for the prevention of fires, and
recommend that no risks he taken on
buildings used for general storage of
cotton for less than e per cent. unless
competent watchmen, III sufficient
numbers, be employed to guard them
day and night; the rate of insurance to
IL be 3 percent. on warehouse property
thus guarded against fire.
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Gales. citv cured Il not offered to any

sales; city cured is mot offered to any
extent.
nBACON-Unchanged; no demand for
shoulders or sides, but a moderate one
for clear rib and clear sides ut Rtal2t.
BUTTER-Firm at Ea3Q,, ~ =
CHEESE-15a16. i
SEEDS-Clover g 90; Timothy goa
3 40; Flaxseed 2 Is. AL,
PORK-The Price Current published
additional pork packing returns to-day
from thirty-seven more places, show
ing the total number packed at the
places reported last week and this to be
i.94I 800. Estimate for the season,
2.ls6, $780, Total packed at 1.-The same
places last year, 1,432, 1913. Showing IN
increase so far Of 753,0O0.
> LTNSEED OIL-Firm, at SEAL "a.
GOID-136l.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

The Property knoWR as he "GorcIHb,eHf
TdnReTy aud Steam .SdT NIL Th
SercRtgJirc acres Of land, Hcd''
san .ImfoRid, Terds.
cEALRD PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
Swin be- received mp Ia tho first day Of Marrh,
1867. for the purchase of IS acres of land, more
or lessl together with the buildings erected
thereon, and the appurtenanccs appertaining,
that Is TO say:
ONE TANNERY, containing IL Stone Lime
Watts. Fifty.two Wooden Watts, seven Stone
Pools, and capable of tanning 1900 hides per
annum.
ONE STEAM SAW MILL, capable Of saving
5000 feet of lumber daily.
ONE SMALL STONE BUILDING.
The above property Is situated about two
miles above San Antonia, on the San Antonio
river. and the water IL conducted to the estab-
lishment by a race Of hewn stone laid In cement.
The land was purchased, and improvements
made by the late so-called Confederate Govern.
ment, and are estimated 10 haye cost ei50.0OO In
gold.
The property has been under leasr for the year
is66. at a monthly rent of tSa0, payable In AL.
vance. A secured title in fee simple viii lie given
BY the United States Government.
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Gov.
eminent Tannery and Saw Mil, and addressed
to J. II. KlDDOO,
Brevet Mai. Gen. Asst Com. Baureau X. +. &
4. l.. Galveston, Texas.
E.IF
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.
FLOuR-1ngood demand ut fnll prices;
superine winter 8 75alO .; trade. brands
II OOal1 IS, and fancy IA GOALS 90.
WHEAT-In good demand at 2 40 for
Ne. l spring and 9 30 for No. winter.
CORN-Actiye and prices firm; ear Sc
a51: sllelled in elevator 81, and in sacks
at 75a76. The demand for shipment to
the South is quite active.
oATS-In good demand at 5oa5l for
No. l.
1RYE-Firm and in good demand at
l 20. -
BARLEY-Duil and prices nominal.
C0TTON-Dull: holders ask 29ta3O
for middling, but there is little or no
demand. liz 80 .l 81 -. ... ,
WHISKY-In better demand and the
market firm at q in bond. 4 y
PROyISIONS-Firm; holders are not
much disposed to sell. There 10 o spec
ulative demand for mess pork. at 20 so,
but it is held ut 81 90.
LARD-b In demands froms specula-
tors at l24, but it il held ut l2t: country
sold at IL. f'os %
BULK MEATS-Country cured are
held ut 7ia93s10f, but I less would have
had been accepted in order to make
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, teDruary %.
COTTON-More active and under
falling off of receipts it now returns q
shade higher; 600 bales at 32ta33c for
middling ~uplands, chiefly latter and
scarce.
FLOUR-Receipts of l,904 barrels,
market less active but without change;
sales of $500 barrels; closing quiet.
WHfSKY-Quiet and without change.
WHEAT-:Receipts 81 1884 bushels:
market steady; sales Of 1900 Racine ut
= 40; 1000 bushels of No. 2 milwaukee,
ut = ~: IL, 900 white Canada at = 9oa3 W;
1870 bushels white Michigan at 3 ~.
RYE-Without change; sales OF $500
western Canada and State at 26al 80.
@BARLEY-Dull; sales of 1880 bushels
State at | %, and 5000 bushels Canada
West , free, at l Ia.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Receipts Of 5000 bushels
market opened dull and closed lc bet
ter: sales of65, 900 bushels mixed West
ern in store at / l2a1 81, and l l4al IL
afioat.
OATS-More steady; sales of 21,O0C
bushels at 61a61 for Western: receipts
l.200 bushels.
GROCERIES-Dul.
SUGAR-Cuba lie.
MOLASSES-PortO Rico Coo. . .
PETROLEUM-Dull; crude leale4
pic for refined in bond.
COAL-Domestic rather more active
without change Of prices: ! 13asS pei
ton. from yard; foreignlscarce.
Observation-Disclosures sole little more
| active mt shade lesser prices; sales ri
80 OUa31 90 for gBuenos Ayres y light
weights; 81 esaa23 2 for middle and
heavy do.
W6oL-D Domestic ieeces 47sa5o extra
pulled.
HOPS-Quiet aud firm at 3Oa7O.
PORK-0pened lower and irregular
and closed firmer; sales $500 barrels at
90 5Oa2l q for new mess; closing AT
81 ~ regular for western; 10 75a2O 0(
for old; closing at 20 90 for cash; l6 Is
all % for prime, and 10 0Oa20 90 fol
prime mess; also 1900 barrels new mess
at 81 90, sellers and buyers option to
February and March. ~ =
REEF-Steady; sales of SO ~tierces;
sales of It's tierces India mess Mt "a 90
BEEF HAMS-Firmer; sales $50 bar,
rels Mt 32a36c. aAN%
BACON-Steady; sales $40 boxes at
10sal0tc for Cumberland; h1lfal1s for
short ribbed, and l2a12ic for short
clear,rrfL ar~ All Sv~ .1+HgtI
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales of $50
packages at s4a9! for shoulders; 10iala
for HAMS .f.f#
DRESSED HOGS-Stady, at9a9t fol
LARD-Heavy; sales of 600 barrels al
l1saI3i for old; 12!a13t for new, and
choice 13s. -.
BUTTER-Dull. ia 70 #rT ..s
enthusiastically, at l5a2O.
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lOfntuO XXX.
Aarning Glery uL
Adams Golden SheAf,
high ground. just re-
In. RKnLy. !
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A T RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS OF.
n fee Of the Circuit Court Of sald county on
the first Monday In January, is61. .syiL 4 "a
Francis Dorm 20. z W. McGIDnia- In
Chancefy. US sHI rEe rGs GEfg bGEH7
This day came the complainant and fled bis
Bill. and tn. defendant not having entered bis
appearance, and II Appearing from nm affidavit
filed inthissuit that said u. w .MCGinnis Ia not M
inhabitant Of this State, II is ordered, on motion
Of complainant by his attorney. that aid H.
W. McGinnis appear here within one mnptb AZ.
ter the publication Of this ORDER. and do what IL
necessary 10 protect his interests In this afit.
and that this order be published once . week for
four weeks snccessive.y in the Wheeling RgGfs-
TYR, a newspaper p~Rblisbed in the eityof WheeL
ing, W. Va; and posted a; the front door Of this
Court Houss for q like period.
The object Of this suit IL To havea certain con.
Tract (by which Francis DOran agrees 10 SelI 10
said Mdjinnis q certain tract Of one hundred
aud eight acres Of land in consideration Of the
sum Of 81 80 10 be paid by aid McGinnisE
specifically enforced. and 70 sell said lzndto DIS
charge said purchase money.
Teste: PRIESDC cox. Clerk W. g. &C
GEo. Z. BoID, Sol for Complainant
ian16-l a WIw
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.,Jes' so!r-'Exactly --Solon Single said
they were there ''every time" III he felt ''owleyp
In the morning, he took Plantation Bitters
Inc felt weary az night, he took Plantation Bitters.
n he lacked appetite, was weak. languid or men:
tally opprcssed. he took Plantation Bittars; and
they never failed 10 set nm on MS pms Sl'.i'e
and firm.
Few persons want any better authority; but
as some may, just read the following:
80 owe much to you, for !
verify believe the Plantation Bitters haye saved
my life. KEW. ". II.
.- - y . Iilave heen a great suf'
f.r-d from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon
preaching. The Plantation
REV. c. A. MuLwooDs
New York City."a
- =Utsan- nZsss 4 had lost all appe-
titc-vas 50 weak and enervated L could hardly
walk. and had u perfect dread Of society.
The Plantation Bitters have set me all right.
JAMES HEMINWAl,
st. Louis, Mo
e g The Plantation Bitters
have cured me of IA arrangement of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs that distressed me for years.
They acted like a charm. 6 MOQkE,
Mrs. O. VI. DEyOE, manager of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she
has given it to the weak and invalid children
under her charge, with the most happy and
gratifying results" We have received over a
hundred reams Of such certificates, but no adj
vertisement il 50 effective as what people them.
selves say of n good article. Our fortune and
our reputation is at stake. The original quality
and high character Of these goods will be sus-
tanned under every and all circumstances. They
have already obtained q sale in every town. vii
lage. parish and hamlet among civilized nations.
Base imitators try to come rs near our name and
style rs they can, and because a good article can
not DO sold a. low As a poor one, they find some
support from parties who do not care what they
SELF. BE on your guard. See our private stamp
over the cork. i. II. DRAKE & CO.
New York City,
Saratoga Spring Wafer. sold by all
Druggists.
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6.

r- ~ WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6.
st-S ~ ~ ~ SENATE. 'N,- -AC-
The Chair submitted q communica.
ton from the President transmitting
the letter of McCracken which drew
forth the Motley correspondence. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill fixing
a time for choosing the electors foI
President and Vice President. Referred
to committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Edmunds called up the bill regu-
tbe nur of office, pending qnes-
ton on the House amendment 10 lnciude
Cabinet Ministers among tnose olnesrs
who may not he removed withou' the
consent of the Senate:
Wessrs. Howe and Buckalew favored
the amendment.
Messrs johnson and Doolittle spoke
in opposition.
Mr.. Sherman doubted its propriety.
The amendment was rejected-H
against y.
Adjourned.
The Indian appropriation bill report
ed last evening from committee OF the
Whole came up as unfinished business,
and gave rise to a lively discussion be-
tween Kasson and Window in relation
to the expenses of managing Indians.
The House joint resolution for the
payment of officers and enlisted men at
tached to General Wilson's brigade who
were not actually mustered into service
OIL account of capture or otherwise, was
passed.,
Mr.. Donnelly introduced n bill allow
ing transportation and bounty to SOL
diers discharged for the purpose OF ae-
cepting civil service under the Govern
ment. Referred. =,
Mr.. Blame gave notice that he womb
at the earliest opportunity call mp the
House bill to pay loyal States for troops
furnished. 80,
Senate amendment to the House bill
declaring the sense of the act restrict
ing the jurisdiction of the Court OF
Claims, and providing for payment OF
certain demands OF Quartermasters
was cOncurred in.
Mr.. Stevens reported from the Recon-
struction committee q bill to provide
for the more efficient government OF the
insurrectiopary States, which was reao
twice and ordered printed.
A1iOurued.
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DEING sATIsFIED TN,

DEING sATIsFIED Tu.,
ID their patrons ART prepared Ia .ncnpr,.I
enterprise which has for its oh,vrt the pr,,-S,A
and promotion of the wtlfare Of the Shit. Wv
in this Republic, and tie development a.
ovation Of our Young and promisln. SIT 80
Proprietor of the Wheeling EEGlsrrk h.
larged and improved his paper 10 Nee; n, a.
nands If Increased circulation and grr.S
popularity, and now takes pleasure In ursss,,.s
Ia the people of This State, the I.arvr.I 49,
est aud Most Reliable Paper In We,
TSIE REGISTER can poin, 70 Il,
history as the survst and lsst index OF g.
course upon all questions of National or g., r.,
policy. Relieving that the war was cud,.I 49,,
It's legitimate purposes attained with the su,rrr
der OF the rebel armies, aud the ahandoum,,, :,
slavery and secession by the South. the Pr
TER viii he the uHfiincbing advocate ~ All me-.
ures that tend 20 promote the nations, harness
10 restore the unity Of the Government AL !.
extend "a an sections the priceless hrssjns. :,
an impartial Union aud n lasting pcasc. m ma,
b. equally firm In its opposition TO an parti,'s
conditions upon the reunion of q Goy,tnnsn,
that was never broken, that guarantee p,m.t
ual ascendancy 10 one political part, aud mn.
changing ostracism to every other, and ~,
thwart the wishes OF every patriotiC heart L1
leaving our country still divided. onr p.,tl,
disunited, our Union unrcs,orel. T%ulsTalipg
the opinion Of adj mrn. while st.aiias,ly al
eating its own, dcspising the proscripti,e blgo,n
of fanaticism while firmly adhering 10 n. n,,
convictions Of right and duty,
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Ke..o. woolen Will BEST. Dyed.

cIScISNNTI, Feb. 6.-The Kenton
woolen mill, owned ny Glazier & Bros,
of Cincinnati. was destroyed by fire in
Covington this morning. The build
ings were totally destroyed, together
with all the machinery and nearly all
the stock. The total loss is estimated
ut s2225, 000; insured for $40. 900 in New
York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati Off
ces. One hundred and fifty persons are
thrown out OF employment. This mill
was fhe most extensive Of the Kind in
the West.
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AMERICAN
LEAD PENCIL COMPANY,
NEW YORk.
MERlCAN

FACTORY HrpsoS en-, \. }.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Vanderbilt's Testimeny
in Regard to the Railroad Dincai-

Commsuder Yanderbilt's Testimony
in Regard 70 the Railroad Diflcui-
ties. .EE.
New YORK, Feb. 6.-Commodore Van
derbilt was examined before the House
Railroad committee yesterday. He con-
sidered the terminus of the Hudson
River road to be at Greenbush; that the
ferriage was free. He sold all his Cen
tral stock because he did not want any
thing to do with them. He had no con-
tidcnce in Mr.. Keeps management. The
Hudson had never claimed more than
pro rata rates, but the Central wanted
the road only three OF four months at
those rates, while the Hudson wanted
them to Use it the whole year. He con
sidered from S300. 900 to 100000 would
have been only fairfor the way in which
they wanted to use the Hudson. His
son made the hundred thousand arrange
ment. He disapproved of it, but felt
bound to abide by it. The resembling
of their agreement by the Central was
the cause of breaking the connection.
lie said he did not wish to punish
anybody nor injure the public interest,
but all he wanted was his rights and the
vindication of his principles. This he
said he intended to have done, and he
had the power in his W hands to ac-
complish his purpose. He had not
made the break until every means Of
Cancellation was exhausted. He had n
appointed to negotiate. He
did not attend the meetings of the COM
evenings. His evenings were
Ia whist and not to business,
and he did not let business interfere
with the game. lie had got now what
he said suited him better than the hun
bred thousand dollars, if they live up to
their own agreement. lie owns a quar-
ter of the Athens road. His connection
with that road was one of the foolish
of his life. He declined to state
how much stock he held in the Hudson,
and he did not know as he had a con-
trolliup interest.
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Dc.,b efG:eu. sickIe., Wife.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Thc wife Of Gen.
Sickles, who become noted some years
ago, died to-day.
Charles O'Conner denies M'Cracken,
either rs a relative or acquaintance.
The subscription to the Southern re-
lief fund amounts to 81 900.
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Trust Sale Of a Valuable Acad.
envy Building.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF Trust PROM
ID Josiah Atkinson. President ~ the Board
Of Trustees Of this West Liberty Acadesny. to
me, dated December 9Th, IsJ9, now on record,
book ~, page ~ In the Recorders Office. Ohio
county, West Virginia 1 shall, on the 18th day
Of February, Is61, at the front doOr Of the Acad.
apston, 70 the highest and best bidder,
for cash. the knh and buildings and
personal property In said deed 81 trust
mentioned, being one acre aud eleven percbes
Of knf with the building thereon, esxSs
settlers, black boards, n cabinet Of minerals and
library 81 one hundred. .Sf1btf1 ~ l1Lt
Selling As Trustee, / win only eoayey such
tifle as Is vested in me, which, however, Il lie
heyed 30 be goed- sWh MCKINLEY. 7sf,
January 10. I56T-15. Trustee.
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Ohio Cossty Circuit Corrt, January H''''
1851.
Samuel Yields &C. Thomas II. Evan. 49,
jamin y. Evans. partners under The LIE
Of 7. II. Evans 4 Co.. and tho Firt ~
Bank of Wheeling Attachment In 49,
The ebjectOf this sHit IL 70 reeosfr o. -.
fesdants. +. "a. KvaB- a f;s. adebt fns -
to the oo~mplzinaBfs smsanting 20 tbs I.d
u ia. - with interest from the nrst dsy"s55a1
lss5, and eo~ts ef suit, IN tashm,hs ~
been iasaed hereis. md ssred BY cop
Ffrst National Baak Of wlssiinG .,s
Ard h Appearing frvm an sfbdarid o.. %
eaus~ that the defendant. TbOmr b.hLns
not q resident Of this STATE, on the mo'e.ssk
complainant by his counsel. " 10 ofasis sgarh
appear b~erervitlin aps ponth sfte5 ia
weekly pubDcation and the due p2.th. =
order, aud attend - bis istrrsst IN ai,sSn
AGONY. .Jeste: MICHAEL.
wtfsf 6PDsbes, for complainant.
fsl.S-O a VT
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D..,ry.,ivr Pirc mt s. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. Gan entire block of
buildings in Springfield, Missouri, in
Guiding the Union Hotel, Union Press
office, several stores and residences and
q large livery stable were burned last
Sunday night. Loss $4,000 to $4,000.
Insurance unknown. 2 E 81
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A Valuable Farm for Sale. r
Will OFFER at PRIVATE

i sale my farm. containing two hundred and
three acres, located in Ohio county, W. Va,
two miles southeast Of Triadelphia. east of the
National Road. and experimenting near it. II
Il within one half I'd mile Of Roney sPoint, and
adjoining lands with Capt. Springer on the
northwest, and the old Henry Bell farm on the
southeast. This farm is in q high state of cult.
walton. There are one hundred and fifty acres
Of cleared land, the most of which is well set in
grass: and from its abundance Of water, (which
Is found in every field it il unexcelled for the
grazing Of sheep or cattle. On the farm are two
good houses, (framesl 4 large and excellent barn,
a gsodstable. with sufficient nom for ten horses,
and oatbaildings, all e0unplets. There are also
two orchards on the farm, with an aggregate of
one hundred and fifty trees, Of excellent fruit
also. pears, peaches, plums and grapes in abun-
dance Neither IL The farm wanting in tho prD-
ductfaa OF Nhsat aud earn ; having d rich sou,
and In underlaid with coal; easy Of access. For
further information. call on the subscriber ON
the sI pIsSisss; THOMAS HENDERSON.