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TRUSTEES SALE

WIN. A. Ridgely. Us. Samuel II. Kelly Peter
G. Delepiaia and wife Florence Moses L. Good
Absalom Ridgely and others. In Chancery, IN
the Circuit Court for Ohio County, West Va.
TN PURSUANCE OF THE DECREE MADE
in this cause, shall on
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MAY,
next, at the Court House for Ohio county, sell
tn the highest and best bidder on the terms after
named. the four undivided NTH parts OF the
tract and parcel of land in the hill and proceed.
ings mentioned. situate on the north fork OF
Short Creek. near the head Of 1t, supposed TO
contain ia acres more or less, and being the
same conveyed 10 Moses C.. Good. by said Kelly,
Deleplain and wife by deed recorded in this
county to secure. among other debts, the one
due TO the plaintiff and for payment OF which
this sale was decreed by the said Court.
Terms of sale are, one-half cash and the resi-.
due at ak months, with interest from the day OF
sale the purchaser giving bond and security
for the payment thereof, and the title and deed
10 be retained till the same is paid.
mar27 -dlt.wtd u. JACOB, Commissioner.
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history a. the surest and best index Of n. = ~
course upon al questions Of National =, 's S'n
policy. Believing that the wal VAS ,n,.S S.i'
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der Of the rebel armies, and the sl,apjon,saIa
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be- equally frIa in its opposition 20 ali ~
schemes that impose unjust and nna arr,s, :
upon the reunion 81 tio,r,rr..'.
that was never broken, that gualapr,, ,..''l
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changing ssiracism to every oIher and A.,
thwaft The wishes OF every patriotic hr,,, 80
leaving our country still divided. our nae, q
disunitrsl, our Onion untestei-,l Tol.r,I-r
the oanion Of all men, while sieaAfa.,i, 80
eating its- own, despisiag the pruscrip,,c Lt-.,,
OF fanaticisni while firmly adh'r!ng 10 n. ~,
convictions ~ right and duty,
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New York stock Market.

New YORK, April 26.
$50 p. M.-Gold 1891.
Ohio certificates 234a24; Canton AZ
a43; Cumberland 30ta3l; Quicksilver q
a2ss; Mariposa 7a7t; preferred 2Oaa2l
Western Union Telegram 394a39i; New
York Central 97aa97i; Erie 5saa5s5
Reading 102sa102a; Michigan Southern
67sa67a; Illinois Central 1l3a1l4; Pitts.
burgh 69aa7O4; Toledo 114al14i; Rock
Island a8saSSi; Northwestern 33ea33i
preferred 59ta59i; Pacific Mail l27 l-2s
les. Atlantic s9as9a: Border State
bonds firmer; Missouris SO "a; Others
lower; new Tennessee 81 3-4; old ex'
coupons 50; miscellaneous list higher
steamship shares tirner and higher.
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ST. LOUIS, April 26.-The Democrats
correspondent with General Hancock's
Indian expedition sends the following :
A tribes of Cheyennes were in camp thir-
ty miles from fort Larned, April 18th.
Dispatches were received last night at
headquarters, from General Gustav, that
the Indians burned three stations on
Smoky Hill ruute, killed three men and
scalped and burnt them. Orders have
been sent to each post on the Santa Fee
and Smoky Hill routes, warning oil to be
on the alert; Informing them that the
Indians had broken ont ut Last and In.
tended to be true to the threats thew is
sued during the winter.
This raid is attributed to the Sioux.
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Who enoamp.d With the cheyennes in
&c General Custar has divided his com.
msnd, taking FIVE companies to pursue
the main body Of Cheyenues and Sioux,
and three companies of cavalry after
the band that committed the raid, and
who are supposed to be part OF those
Sioux that committed the massacre u.
Fort Phil Kearney. We strike OUT u
Fort Dodge tomorrow.
I'm she supreme Cenrs IN
sse Georgia Injuuetien.
, waufScroS, april 26.-AttOrney
General stanberry spoke at length in
tha Snnreme Court to-day in opposition
70 fhe petition Of Georgia for an injunc-
tion.I His argument was to the effect
that tho Court had no jurisdiction; that
the case was not within the reason OF
spirit of the Constitution; that the re-
Construction act, az executed by the
President, works NO hardship to the peo-
pie of the South, as they can do as they
please nnder it, and that this was po,,
Mticaf case, and could only be reached
by political remedies.
Mr.. OConner argued for its injunction
on the ground that it was ordered to De
done under acts Of Congress, and that
it was in all its length and breadth I'M
constitutional and-void.
The argument will be resumed next
Friday. When Robert j. Walker will be
heard for the State of Mississippi, and
the Attorney General will reply.
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MelOdeOns and Second Hand
Pianos ut Lowest Prices.

Sheet Music, Music Books,
Singing Books, Musical In.
StrnlnentS, Strings, &c.
The largest stock in the State. Orders by mail
promptly filed WILLIAM II. SHEIB,
Successor to -.
JESSE b. MELLOR,
No 139 Main Street, Wheeling W. Va
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Farm for Sale. -

i for sale four hundred and fifty acres, more
or less two hundred and fifty acres cleared sit
uate in Richhll township, Green county, Pa
Eve miles from Cameron Station W. Va, well
watersd and in good neighborhood, and is well
calcuaeed for either agricultural or grazing pur.
poses the most of which is well set with grass,
an orchard Of selected fruit. two comfortable
dwelling hoases, ono frame barn Stwo stables,
grain house, corn cribs, wagon shed, colt stable.
calf shed and other buildings, an excellent
spring of water two rods from the house, and
two good mill seats. Persons wishing to pur.
chase will call on the undersigned on the prem.
ses maroI .w3m ANDREW SMITH.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Georgia and Mississippi Cases
Revenuc Frauds.

The eSeOrXtu ana MInsnustpp1 Vases
Revenue Frauds.
NEW YORK, April 26.-The Times
special says: The opinion is rapidly
gaining ground that the Supreme Court
will deay the application of Georgia
and Mississippi for an injunction against
the reconstruction law. The arguments
are prepared, and will probably be heard
to-day.
Senator Nye and Hon. w. ID. Kelly, OF
Pennsylvania, intend making Southern
tours, to speak to the people.
The Tribune's special says: Notwith.
standing the implied vigor of the inter.
nal revenue secret service, information
has been received at the departmGn,
that whisky is offered for sale all ovel
the country at less than two dollars
the revenue tax. Mr.. Tees meter, Il
be used by distillers for the prevention
of fraud, has been selected by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 26.
Flour iirmer. Wheat firm and decid-
eddy higher; 9 5Oa25Sia2 594. Corn cas-
Ter at 1 074 for No. l.. Oats firmer and
active at 81. Rye firm at o0a1 81
Barley, none in market. Mess pork
dull at % 50a22 IS. Bulk meats dull;
shoulders ssa7s; rough sides o.. Lard
12ba12s. Whisky, nominal.
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From British Honduras-Carpen
Strike.

NEW YORK, April 26.--Advices from
British Honduras to the 9TH are received.
The colony was still unsettled i'll con-
sequence of Indian raids. Settlers
were wanted, and one of the land hold
ers offered 100 acres to each settler.
The Brazilian Government is reported
to be negotiating for the steamer Cath
arine Whiting IL carry 400 unreGOn-
structed southerners from New Orleans
TO Brazil.
A mass meeting of carpenters last
evening resolved to hold out till four
dollars per day be given them.
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,..rt,.rarisn or voters Il. virginia.

NEW York, April 26.-The Tribune's
special says: General Scofeld has al.
ready commenced the registration OF
voters in Virginia under the provi-
sions of the reconstruction act. 1t was
found impossible to obtain a sufficient
number of white citizens to act as reg
istrars, they being unable to take the
oath prescribed by the act. 1t was
found necessary to appoint non-resi-
dents and army officers to complete the
uarls ....
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday. It's contents sIl h
made up Of all Important news Of the well
telegraphic reports. transactions in th" Mafifn
Editorials upon subjects Of general interest q
Agricultural Column, special corrvSpopdss,
ffom oil parts Of the STATE, choice Literary And
pocticsl selections, and a large amour, OLA,
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable
all classes of the community. In 'hoJi, 10
WEEKLY REGISTSR viii continue 10 he Ne
best Family NeirspoPer erer published ~ ~
state.
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METHODOf INSTRUCTION

The system Of instruction which Mr. Blakely
has adopted and pnrsues. is a slightly modified
form ofthe Pesta1ozzian system. BY II in tbs
earlier stages of education. Development of the
mental faculties is sought rather than filling
the mind with facts and theories before the
mind is fitted for acquiring them in scientific
and systematic mannerS
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PENRIANSHEP.

Mr.. Blakely has made arrangements with Mr.
Greasy, Principal of the Commercial College, by
which his students will have the advantage o.
studying penmanship and Of acquiring grace
full flowing style under the tuition Of Professor
Christie, one Of the first penmen and most sue
cessful teachers of his art in the country,
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Farm for Sale.

THE sUBsCRIBRR ORkERs
for sale his farm, in wetzel county, about Z
m nes rom che mouth Of Proctor, and l mile
rom grist and saw-mill. It contains i2l
scres, about Is Of which are improved with
good house, stable and orchard. Tho pur.
CHASER can have the privileges Of an the stock ct
-. ssir Saluat'on. For further particulars en-
quare OF FREDERICK ADAMS, :
apr~-ws Proctor, wetsel Co., Wv
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Odd Fellows, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
riOn Of Voters.

BALTIMORE, April 26.-The Odd Eel
lows had fine parade to-day. An org
ton and original ode were given at the
National Theatre. The celebration
closed this evening by an entertainment
to the visiting brethren and widows and
orphans of the order.
The registration of voters in this city
SO for as completed, shows white ma
jOrity of 700.
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AS 4 NEWSPAPERS

We intend that Il shall b. famed ior !ts .ouu.,
and reliability. The best nnd latest iniorna,is.
that can he obtained by TELEGRAPH a.
Mall. In relation 10 matters Of general in,,n.I
wiz always 10 laid before our RIA icrs. and !.
cost win b. counted In keeping our su~ribsn
thoroughly and constantly posted upon all io,ln
Of Importance. '-'f'7N 70
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CLASSICS.

Tile Latin and Greek authors win he taught
on the German system as employed with some
few notifications in Professor Hadleys Gram
mars and Manuals Great attention will also
be paid to Latin and Greek composition.
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TERMS.
payable IN ADVANCE q

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
ak months ....,
three mouths ...". "
by carrier, PER week ....:..:
Tn.weckly Register, single copy. by NALL
And copy free 10 the getter up ~ the cine
Weekly Register, single copy .......-..'''
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A free copy Of the Weekly 20 The g,sytT.
a slub Of Ten, snd copy Of the Tri'W~iV
the getter.np Of club Of twenty.
Rsmittances for Clubs mast he mads 81 ~
time but additions may BE- made 1T any tlnxA
Club rates after the Club has been fa!-h ~
yided n full years subscription Is taken =,
Money by DRAFT, Express or Registsr.d ~
ters may be sent ~ our risk. Address
LEWIS BAkEh
oetIs Wheeling. West 'irfiha
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THE ARBETTER FRIEND,

An elegant journal, printed In the German Ia
guage, and issued for the benefit Of our tieru1t
citizens, h published weekly Ut the REGISTER
Office.
Feeling grateful for the generous epcaurar
ment with which the friends Of the REGlslLk
have hitherto rewarded his efforts, the PfS
prietor hopes by continued enterprise and 20
ergy 10 merit In the future the same liberal ~
ronage which their paper bs- hereiOfsr'
ceiyed
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TIL f REGIsTEn

WIN strive TO mako the popular mind wiz, \,
conviction, rather than slavish by dicta,iu, ~;
will labor TO disseminate only snch view. nv,
current questions "A bear the stamp Of r.ss
and the veal OF truth
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TERMS.

The classes in the various subjects have now
been formed, and though students can enter at
to commenoe the course MS soon rs possible. :
For further particulars zee circular and
Wheeling College Monthly, or apply personally
to Mr. Blackely, at his office corner Of Monroe
and Main streets, up stairs.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL PESZANCE,
MIDSUMMER, lst2.
Mr.. r. +. Blakely has been Second and Class
zeal Master in this school for ole year lie is
very energetic and conscientious in his work,
and has given me great satisfaction, whichl am
convinced he win do anywhere. y - p
4. BENNETT, Head Master.
PEsTALoZZIAN INSTITUTE,
WoRKsoP, MOTIFS, ENGLAND.
l am happy to certify that Mr.. Blakely, s
ability. attainments and character are of high
order. He was eighteen months first Classical
Master in my establishment. He is successful
| tearher knows how to captivate his pupils at
! tentiou and make them love their studies.
He prepared several candidates, both senior
and Junior for the Cambridge examinations in
Classics, English and Theology, and Of seven
candidates. six were placed in the honor list the
other merely passing. -
Dec. "a, 1864. !. l.. ELLENBERGER.
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MATHEMATICS.

Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry and Land
Surveying viii also he taught, aud to Such as
seek to become Engineers Land.Surveyers,
Architects. &C., an opportunity will be afforded
of obtaining thorough scientific training.
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TIE TRl-WEEkLY

IL published every Tuesday, Thursday asA Nj
urday, and contains, besides the content. Of tie
preceding Issues of the Daily, many y,lGIb,
Items prepared especially tor ibis prhli,siiob.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don. graduate from one of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the. greater
part OF whose life has been spent in tile hospitals
has effected some Of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
basl,iulness, with frequent blnshlng, attended
sometimes with 'ler.ingement OF mimi, we're enr'
\
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E.'. sg S.s . asss 81, :s ssS
DR. JOHNSTON

- DE- jon NsI0NT h9SRT y
Has discovered the most Certain. .spssdy ana
ness Of he Back or Limbs StrictnreA Ahections
a. ~ q ne Kidneys and Bladder. myoluntary Dis.
chargos. Impotency, General Debility Nervous
ness' Dyspepsia, Ianguor, Low Spirits Tonf9'
-, Trs,siS;,,s I1Surness OF Sight. Giddiness
Disease sf the Head, Throat, Sose or skn, Ar
fections of The Liver, Lungs, stomach on NsoM
eIs-those Terrible Disorders arising from son
tarv HABITS Of Youtb--sEcEET ard soiitsry prsc
tees moro fatal to their victims than Ia song'
their mai brilliant hopes or anfieipeticnS' ren
derinc marriage, &c, impossible, -
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Juniper Tar SOAP

Cures chapped hands, salt rheun. pimples
and all cutaneous affections. rendering the skin
soft and smooth. Manufactured by -
Sold by al Druggists. New York.
aprI3.mw&s-eow&w
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: y0ryG MrN

Esosc,AIs, S6s have become ahe tistins Of Soil
taIrsTi re that dreadful and destructive habit,
~hlcb annnally sweeps to an untimely grave
,honsanJs of Young Men of the most exalted
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other
wise have eutrancca Listening Senates with the
Thunder OF eloqnence. or walked 10 eestaey ths
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ROOMS.

The rooms are spacious. well lighted and ven
tilated. and every care will be taken 10 render
them healthy and comfortable.
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The Circulation Of the Reg.
.... .u-4 tsier,

Larger by far than that OF any othsr paper 10
the State makes IL the heat a.i,rrirsiLs media.
IN West Virginia
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Reflect that sound mind and body are ths
most necessary requisites TO promote connubiaI
happiness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens TO the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness OF
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain prae.
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, Or at school, the
effects of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep and IL not cured renders marriage i'm.
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply immediately. ","
! What q pity that h young man, the hope Of
his country, the darling Of his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and eRoyments
Of life by the consequences Of deviating from
the path Of nature and dlndulging in q cTttain
secret habit. Such ,persons must. before con-
formulating '' ..
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Copies OF a few of Mr. Blake
Tvs Testimonials.

VICTORIA PARK ACADEMY,
CLIFTON, BRISTOL.
Mr.. Blakely has been Classical and Mathemat.
ical master in my Academy. He has received q
good Classical and Mathematical education.
found him TO he a lively and very interesting
teacher. and by his cheerful disposition he won
the affections Of hispupils. know him to he
the son Of highly respectable and religious pa
rents, and he Is a gentlsmanly and respectable
Young man.
think he IL sure to give satisfaction wherever
he GOES and he has my best wishes for his IN.
turr success. of which he IL 50 worthy.
BENJAMIN ToPKINs,
March. 1859. Principal.
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Indian AGairs-Probabi!it OF nm
hndian War

New YORK, April 26.-The Herald's
Fort Sedgwick, Nebraska, special of
25th inst, says: The council between
the special couriers and the Brute and
Ogalalla bands of Sioux Indians, repre-
senting 700 warriors, has been conclu
ded. The Indians agreed to so upon q
temporary reservation along the river
Republican during the existing hostl'
tiles.
4 party of Ii Brutes came i'll last
night from Powder river, desiring peace.
One Of the party acknowledged their
participation in the Fort Phil Kearney
massacre. They state that the Indians
engaged numbered two thousand.
Twelve of them were killed, among
whom were three chiefs, aud many were
wounded. Fights between the South
ern Cheyennes and Hancock's troops
were reported. If these hostilities con-
time an Indian war is inevitable.
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EMERSON'S PIANOS

The best CHEAP and GOOD Pianos made IN the
United States, at prices from 800 upwards. AL
pianos warranted years. I'd.
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The Largest and Oldest Music
House In West Va.
ESTABLISHED IN 1880.
A Full srocKcr
KNABE'S PIANOS.
VJNRIVALEU

For. SWEETNESS. POWER, BRILLLANCY
aud DURABILITY, have been further i'm
proved by the introduction of the AgIa6, with
out increasing their cost, thus securing all thu
valuable improvements to the patrons of thi'
well known make.
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The Japanese Cosamissieaers-C
terfeit Money Captured.

NEW YORK, April 26.--Two OF the
japanese Commissioners left for Wash
ington thisevening. The remainder 60
tomorrow. They have presents from
the Japanese Government to General
Grant, President Johnson and Secretary
Seward. The gift to General Grant
is a magnificent sword, highly wrought,
mounted with gold and appropriately
inscribed. They are said to have very
costly presents TO the President and
Secretary, said To he equally valuable.
The Embassy will remain in Washing
ton about four weeks.
Some $4,000 worth of counterfeit
money was captured at Staten Island
yesterday, splendidly executed. II
consists of $1,000 in fractional curren-
cy, and the balance in bills on the Fish
kill Bank, in this State, and the Me-
chanics' Bank, of New Haven Connect
cut. 1t is supposed to be part of the
stock of Nelse Stewart and Jack Car
ter, two notorious counterfeiters, now
serving their term in prison. The
"quecrn was found buried four feet in
the ground.
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The Mining, Agricultural ant
Grazing Interests

OF West Virgins will find la the REGlSTEEs
constant and Jealous advocate. while the ssA
and political advancement al thu stale Nil ~
oeive It's earnest attention.