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State Commission Notice
Notice 10 Loyal s1ave-Owners.

HNHE COAIMISSION APPOINTED BY THE
i Secretary of War, under the oath section
81 9i, the 1s Ae an 81 eegSn oPpToSsd Ge6T1e
July 2Sth, 1866, in respect o slaves enlisted or
drafted into the military service of the United
States, having assembled at the City of Par
keTsburg, West Virginia, on the twelfth day
OF December. 1856, and duly organized as per
directions from the War Department. do
hereby give notice to all Whom IL may Con-
Germ: That said Commission will sit in the
City of ParkerSburg, West Va, on the 18th
may be necessary at the same place for the
completion OF all business partaining TO said
under the said Acts of Congress, are respect
fully requested to forward their claims with
the required proofs. as promptly as may be,
sion, ParkerSburg, West virginia
For the information OF those interested We
respectfully invite their attention to the fol-
IaWlng Instructions received from the War
Department:
First. No claim will be entertained unless
Il Is shown that the Slave enlisted, or was
drafted in the State for which the Commis-
sion is appointed.
Second. No claim will be entertained
Mnen tne ownership or title to the services of
the party enlisted, is based upon a sale or
transfer made subsequent to the drafting or
enlistment of the Slave. -
Third. Executors Guardians and Trustees
nust ME with Claims made in behalf of the
partles they represent, satisfactory evidence
authority 10 act for such parties.
Fourth. Claimants will be required tn
Ge1slgnaie the regiment and the company in
Mlcn me soldier, for whom they claim COM
Fifth. Parties claiming COMPENSATION for
more than one servant, or slave enlisted or
9Eaiteo as soldier, must hle a separate and
oLs sIIc claim for compensation. in each case.
sixth. The claimants valid title to the
save at the time of enlistment or DRAFT and
the claimants active loyalty during the war,
must be established" Vs.
MILTON P. AMIss, Pres't of Board.
kOB.T: 8 BROWN, Memb. OF Board.
JOHN E. SCHLEY, Memb OF Board.
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for SaIt.
Trustees Sale of Lots in South
Wheeling.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is nom Thomas Harris ST., to me oaeo
January 18th 1854, and of record IN me oI VIZ!
Of the Recorder OF Ohio county, West vi ~,
einia, in deed book No. SO, folios SiS and S44'
shall on
Tuesday, the 2sth Day of February,
1867,
at the front door of the Court House, in the
city OF Wheeling, proceed to sell ny Pobnc
auction TO the highest and best bidder, Iots
numbered one ~, two ~, three l3l' ana IouE
IA in square number twelve tl2} In South
Wheeling, formerly called RttchtetoWn, 70
Sether with q double two story frame ouild-
inc situate upon one OF said lotS-tt being
the property known as the Harris nome
stead. Said deed OF trust was given to secure
10 George Hartman the payment OF three
several promrsSoFy notes therein mentioned,
each bearing even date with said deed OF
trust, and payable 10 the order OF george
| Hardman in the Merchants and MechsnlCs
Bank or Wheeling, as follows: one at tnIee
wears from date for flve hundred dollars; one
tsIx wears from date for six hundred uol-
| lars and one at ten years from date LOT nSe
| hundred dollars, and each and all bearing N,
I terest from date, and endorsed by the salu
! Harfman. Selling as trustee shall convey
| only such title as Is vested in me. Whlch,
| however is believed to be good. Terms OF
/ sale-one-third cash, and the remainder o.
| the purchase money in equal iust9lments, a'
| six and twelve months from the day OF saie,
| The purchaser giving approved securliy loi
| the PAYMENT of the deferred instalments
| p. SCATTERDAY, Trustee.
tanl5-dtd by JAMES P. ROGERS, ms att y
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AccrDRSr.-Mr. william Tracy, who
il employed AS Waterman on the new
steamboat of the Messrs. Sweeney, now
lying at the boat yard in North Wheel
ing, was yesterday engaged in work
ing about the ice, gathered between the
boat and the shore, and accidentally
fell into ia hole in it, whore the water
was about twenty feet deep. But just
az Mr.. Tracy was sinking he was
caught by Mr.. David Greer of North
Wheeling, and pulled out. Had Mr.. G..
not been present the probabilities are
that Mr.. T. would not have escaped.
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SKArINo PARK.-The snow has
proved too much for the managers OF
the Skating Park. 1t lies deep upon the
Ice, and, we understood last evening,
that it was doubtful whether an at
tempt would be made at present TO
clean it off. We hope the managers
will not long remain OF this mind, as
the youthful public demands n place to
skate. Hurry up, gentlemen, and get
the ice in order.
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SILVER AND GoLD.-We invite atten-
tion to the advertisement, in another
Scott & Hennegen. Anything you may
want in their line, gold or silver
watch, knives and forks, cake baskets,
vases, mantel ornaments, Britannia and
table ware, breast pins, and ear rings,
diamonds, &C., &C., will certainly be
| found at their establishment on Main
street, below Harper's hat store. Give
| them a call.
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NIoSTANA-Now is the

40, FOR MoSTANA.-Now is the
chance to make your fortunes, enter
prising and ambitious youhgS 1een nhsIn
Gold and Silver Mining and Transpor.
tation Company has been chartered at
the State Department, and will be ready
to commence operations in the Spring;
invest your surplus in the stocks 10, o.
this company. Go to Montana ana uie
gold. And return 70 your native Guy
rolling in wealth. Books OF s9 So Soatb
RatteIle & Co., on the wharf.
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HIGHLY IaPoRrANr.-Two days more
will positively close the sale OF those
fine Linens and Wool Blankets at
wickham's Auction Room. 1t has been
admitted by those that have bought and
attended the sales to be the best stock
OF goods that ever was brought to this
market, Ladies and housekeepers that
are in want of Linens, of any descrip-
ton, and Blankets, will do we'll to at
tend these sales.
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THE RESULT OF a FIdHr.-TWo gem
Llemen from Bellair, John Dougherty
and Martin Mclaughlin, INDUCED in a
small fight, Wednesday, in front OF
Mrs. SuiIivan's saloon. They were ar
rested, and taken to the lookup, and,
yesterday morning, fined by Judge
Good five dollars and costs each. Not
having the necessary funds to liquidate,
they were sent to jail.
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HELD To ANswER.-A few days since
one James, or George, Doyle was arrest
ed on a charge of having stolen cop
per kettle. He was confined IN jan .
and was yesterday evening, ut O'CLOCK
takan before Justice Johnson for a hear
ing. the result of which was, that he
was held to answer at the next term oil
the Circuit Court in 500 bail.
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daughter OF DIR. Connolly, who resides
ON The Island, was riding on a sled IN
the ward surrounding the house, and
fell off, fracturing one OF her arms
The accident occurred on Wednesday
DIR. Frissel was called in and set the
broken limb
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT. return our
thanks to G. II. Quimby, newspaper
dealer, on Market street, below Quincy,
FOR copies OF the Rfycrside 1fdgdEiHe, an
excellent periodical for young people,
with illustrated cover, published by
Hurd s. Houghton at 81 so per year;
Brought to Light" n novel by Thos.
Speight, highly spoken OF by our ex-
changes as one of the most fascinating
stories of the day; and, last but not
least, the Tribune 4 lmdnnc for 1867. All
these and more can be obtained ut
Qulmby's. Market street, below
Ouincy
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Antels.
Stannnn House.

TTHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
informs his friends and the public geneT-
ally that he has opened the. Stamm House.,
No. . Water street. The House is new
with an entire outfit OF new furniture,
and is complete In every respect
The Proprietor pledges himself TO spare no
pains 10 render his guests eomfortaole, anu
Ample stabung, attended by a careful and
attentive hostler.
j2nlI-6m HENRY SIAMM.
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GreenWood Cemeterv.


CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL. ROAD.
- miles east OF the city, IS now ready for
interments, sale, and improvement oflotS.
It contains s. acres of land, and Is laid out
In the most modern and improved style
can 6e easily reached at all Seasons OF the
year by the National Road, aud for three
tourths OF the year by the Hempfield Rail
Road II Is perfectly secure. and intended to
pc oeautined by every variety oftreeS, shrub
Dery. pubic vault, chapel, artificial lake
fountains, etc, TO make II equal to the hest
rural cemeteries in the county.
Ample provision IL also made for It's en-
IargeuIent, OrJler and care in perpetuItv
terSouS desirous OF purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the SuperIntan-
dent, who has a plat, or secure them by call
street, over the Bank of Wheeling
Persons wishing TO make interinents will
for. '1e'e
Tickets OF admission to Lotholders and
visitors will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECToRS.-A. j. Sweeney
President: X. G. Bonhnm. Secretary: j. &
RhodsS, John q. Nuth, Geo. Mendel, Jos,
BEL, Jno. 4. Armstrong. Geo. Adams X q
JorIian, F.. \. Hildreth, aI,3i-lyd
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co,,rr or ArpEALs-Tne Court met

OOBhA UT
Yesterday at A. NJ p-;,a ar5
In the case of Lieut.. Gov Hrlce anu ~
others. who applied to be allowed 70
practice as attorneys in the Courts OF
vi, ,,rsscribed by the Legislature, the
Gonrt decided that the application could
NOT be granted. Judges Brown and
LOOMS read opinions.
The court adjourned at l p. NJ. to
meet this morning at 9 o'clock.
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COLD wEArHER.-The weather, yes.
terday, was clear amt oras ~, ~
that OF the morning, the mercury stand
ing at about three degrees above zero.
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BINGHAM HOUSE,

ELEVENTH & MARKET SIS,
PHILADELPHIA.
TTtHIS NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE IS
now open for the reception OF guests. 1t
has been ftted up in n manner equal to any
in the country. The location being central
makes Il very desirable stopping place,
both for Merchants and parties visiting the
city. The ParlorS are spacious, and elegant
ly, furnished. The tables will be supplied
with all the deIicacies the market Will az
ford. and 1t Is the Intention OF the proprietor
jan7.2md CUKLIs DAVIS, Proprietor.
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Letters from may persons acknowledging
may be seen on file at our office, among
whom We are permitted to refer to:
John >. HolcoInb, LambertYiIIe, n. l.
Gold Watch, value $3.50. Mrs. 3. Bennett
- Cum6erland street, Brooklyn, Sewing Ma
chine. $50. Edwin Hoyt, stamford. Conn
Gold Lever Watch, value $40 Hon, r. H
Briggs; washington, d. C., Diamond Pin
SIS. J. @. sutherland, 100 Lexington Ave
nue., Piano, $3.50. Mrs. NJ. Jackson, 203 Nine
Ieentn street. y. Y, Sewing Machine, SEQ
JOS. Camp, Elmira, n. Y. MeIodeon, Si50.
MIS- L Collins, Atlanta, Ga, Diamond Ius:
ter Ring. S225. In. Henry smith, Worcester.
Mass, Sewing Machine, SIS. H shaw, iSS
10th street, n. Y, Gold Watch, $50. EdyU
6oynton, NASHVILLE, Tenn, Meiodeon sion
James russell Montgomery, Ala, Gold
tuning watch, $50. r. T. smith. Provi-
6enee, Z; l., Silver Lever Watch, $50. oscar
n > EeWell, st. Paul, Mimi, Gold watcn.
SIe2: j. X: Sperry, Litchfield, Conn, Silver
Matcn, 800 VIM b Peck, Harlem, Ills
Muslc BOX, 80 VIM. Raymond, Dayton
SShio. silver Tea Set, sl25. Miss f. NJ
New Orleans, Diamond Ring, $40 Mrs
Mari! Martha Barnes, st. Louis, Mo-, Melodeon,
sGA CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF
THE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE Dol
LOPE FOR Is cts. -4-' e
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed 10 ALI
sS-6 Tickets for One Dollar. IL for Tyvo
ments 10 Agents. III N'e-
Anlettes should be addressed
j. H. RAY q CO.
oclS-3md&w Box 6I3O. New york.
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Iandreth's Seeds.

VIE HAVE MADE SUCH ARRANGE
wv NENTS this season As will enable us
IN furnish to dealers who buy to retail, Lam
dreths'' Seeds. at his regular wholesale
prices We can furnish either in boxes OF
(loOl one hundred papers, or In papers by the
hundred or thousand, or In bulk-desllers to
make their own selection OF assortment, II
they 50 desire.
Landreths Seeds arc TOO well known for
reliability and accuracy to need an extended
notice. Pryor BOYD 4 Co,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Depot
No. Is Main Street, Wheeling wv
Sole Agents for Woods Prize Mower.
janlO
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For Sale.

DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT,
a fronting o. feet on Coal Street, and run
Ming back % feet on Market Street The
House contains six rooms, kitchen and Gel
lar. For further particulars, call on
of his shon- corner of Market and Washing
ton streets. Jahl5-lM-
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Boarding.

,EvERAL GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC.
- commOdated with board In ptI'hLS
house. Apply one door above Union 81
9Th st, west side
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AErERNoON SESSION.

The convention was called to order
at p. m, by the President.
The committee on the subject of "a
tariff for the protection OF the wool
growing interests OF the country re-
ported, through the chairman, Gen.
n. NJ. Harris. OF Richie. tho following
resolutions:
ReS0tUed, That In the passage of any
bill by the Congress OF the United
States upon the subject of II tariff upon
foreign imports, tho interest OF the pro-
ducer, IA well as of the manufacturer,
should be protected.
ReSotrcd, That We cannot longer qui
city submit to legislation which gives
to wool growers or other countries the
advantage over us in our own markets.
ReSOiued, That the continuance of the
present tariff on wool and woolens
must, If much longer continued, prove
disastrous to our great wool growing
interest; that it must in tho end seri-
OuSly affect our national wealth and
power, check immigration, md lower
the wages of the American laborer bv
contracting the demand for his labor,
Resolved, That the tariff bill passed
at the late session OF Congress by the
House OF Representatives, so far - it
relates TO wool and woolsns, is one
which will bring prosperity to the
grower and manufacturer of wool, and
tend to the advancement of the interests
of the country generally.
RESOLVED, That we ask our Iegisln-
ture now in session to instruct our Sem
ators and request our Representative in
the Congress of the u $. to use all legiti-
mate means TO secure the passage of a
law Rfording fair and just protection to
the great wool growing interests of the
country, rs agreed upon by the Joint
Committee of wool growers and manu-
facturerS. and embodied in the bill pass
slaN hn1 umN H., ,
of the Congress of the U. s.
The resolutions were adopted.
On motion, committee was appoint
ell, consisting of three, to collect dues
from members of the association.
w. L; Stevenson, of Wood, submitted
the following resolution. which was
ReSotged, That this association recon-.
mend the formation OF county wool
growing associations throughout the
State, which shall be auxiliary to, and
cooperate with this association,
MIR. Archer, OF Hancock, moved mn
amendment To The Constitution, which
was adopted. The amendment was 10
article ;, section 5, and was as follows:
The PRESIDENT, and one other member
erected nj each annual meeting TO serve
Tor the Term OF one year, shall repre-
sent US In the executive committee, of
the National Association.
ON motion, the time OF meeting WAS
changed to the second Tuesday OF jan
On motion. DIR. ]. C. Campbell was
erected treasurer Tor tho year 1867. The
other officers were continued in the dis
charge OF their duties for the ensuing
year.
Mr.. w. E. Stevenson, OF Wood, offer
the following resolution which was
adopted:
Resolved, That this Association ten
der their thanks [ o Council for the use
OF their Hail, and also to the reporters
OF the press for their reports.
There being no other business the
meeting adjourned.
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AT the recent election for Directors OF
the First National Bank at Washing
ton Pa, tho following named persons
were chosen for the ensuing year: G.
NJ. Reed, NJ. Fl. Clarke, John Harter,
James Watson, Joseph Henderson,
John S. Brady, Samuel Vance, David
Houston, John Johnson.
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MEETING OF THE woOI. GRowERs'
AssOCIATGoN.-A called meeting of the
Wool Growers, OF West Virginia, was
held yesterday, in the Chamber OF the
Second Branch of the City Council.
The meeting was called to order at
TX y. NJ, by the President, Thomas
Sweeney, Esq.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted.
The following resolution was offered
and adopted:
ResoIUed. That committee OF one
gentleman from each county, repre-
scented in this Convention, be appointed
by the Presidentto make a report, Mt the
afternoon session, on the subject or ii
tariff for tho protection of the wool
growing interests ofthe country.
The following gentlemen were APP
pointed IL committees:
VIM. Smith of Berkeley, VIM. Work
man of Boone, Gen. l. II. Duvnl OF
Brooke, G.. $. Taylor OF Brnxton, John
Keller of Barbour, q. Slack OF Kanawha,
II. II. Snider OF Calhoun, j. ii. Ferguson
OF Cubsll, DIR. Thatcher OF Green brier,
Samuel Archer OF Hancock, S. s. FIem-
ing OF Harrison, Edward :. Mahon OF
Jackson, J. y. Chapline of Jefferson,
Capt. McWhorter of KNnawha, DIR.
MHrshmun of Marshall, Capt. Vaughn
of Mason, J. G. Beeson of Marion, Thos.
Little OF Mercer, james Cnrskadon OF
Mineral, Col. Jas. Evans OF MOnongu-
lin, +. l.. Neil of Monroe, J. s. Wheat
OF Morgan, J. ID. Paine OF Mcdowell,
JAMES Grove of Nicholas, S. jacob of
Ohio, J. IL. Hiser of PendlOtOn, J. a.
Williamson of Peasants, s. Young of
POcahontas, +. Heermhns of Preston,
DIR. Dix OF Putnam, Capt. Borgess. OF
Roane, Gen. Il. NJ. Harris of Richie,
w. Il. linn of Preston, w. l. Foreman
OF Tyler, d. d. T. Farnsworth of Up
shur, Col. j. $. p. Carroll OF Wayne,
b. Martin OF wetzel, NJ. l.. Lockhart
of Writ, VIM. L. Stevenson of Wood,
and Edwin d. Wright of Wyoming.
The convention then took recess un-
till Up NJ
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HOLIDAY GIFTS!!
BY THE
N. Y. Prize Association,
599 Broadway, N. Y.
- NJ
s 90 900.

The name and value of each article of our
goods are marked on Tickets placed in
SEALED ENVELOPES, and well mixed
On receipt of . cents, an envelope contain
ing such TICKET will be drawn without
choice, and delivered at our office, or sent by
mail to any address. The purchaser after
seeing what article 1t draws and its value
which may be from One 10 Five Hum
dred DOlIRrs--can then, on PAYMENT OF
One Dollar, receive the article named or
may exchange II for any other article mark
ed on our Circular at the same value Every
1lcket draws an article worth ONE DOL
LAR, or more nSNO BLANKS.
Our patrons can depend on T1ronlDt y-sttu-1I.
Inc ATttcleS drdlC6 tCfH be fn1nIedEdtelU
SEM on Express or return mai, or de-
IilPTed CfgO MIR nd7es
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POLICE CoURr.-There were two cases
tried at the police court, yesterday.
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p I a N O S !


nIHIS COMPANY HAVING ORGAEIZ-
ed in April, 1854, in conjunction with the
well known firm Of Cache & Co., as a joint
stock cOmpanyof
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions in some
of the best establishments of thtscountry ana
Europe. The company claims that their
Pianos combine all the excellencies of all the
latest improvements;and IL Willie apparent to
all that men whose skill and abilities havin g
been approved by the best manufacturers Will
not be less successful when their own interest
and reputation are involved. AS a testimony
to the above, they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL COMPE-
TITORs,
by the Judges of the late Exhibition held at
he Maryland Institute of Baltimore, Md, in
October, 1856.
The Pianos being sufficiently introduced in
this city, and having proved equal, II not su
perior 10 any heretofore known. Those nj
want of a flrst-class Piano, manufactured
with the greatest care and of the best mate
rial will save Dealers commission which only
makes pianos more costly, but by no means
more valuable, by sending orders directly 10
the factory as above directed. or by apPlyinG
Market street, for further Information. A
guarantee for five years is given as regards du-
rability of construction, for every instrument
and will be keptin tune for one year free o.
charge. Old pianos taken In exchange.
Persons wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or repaired will please leave orders at the
placeabove named, as the Tuner of said estab-
tishment will be here every three months.
febS-ly
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RIVER NEws.-The river fell, yester
day, several inches.
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Consisting of Fancy and Black silks, French
MerinoS, all COLOR, Empress Cloths, MohaiT
Lustres Thibet Cloths. De Lanes OF Al
kinds, Plaids, Cloaks, Shnwls. Hoop ana
BalmoraI skirts
Fine cloths and Cassimerss, Vestings and
all kinds OF Trimmings for
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For Sale.

A N OFFICE DESK
IA lana Apply 70 JOS. GRAVES.
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Home Insurance Company,
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Capital 100000.
E. P. HUBBARD, Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va:
once, No. IS and s., Market street near
corner or Quincy. novS-tf