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a PROMISED CoNcERT.-A short time
since Mr.. L. P. Wheat, well known to
our citizens, was in the city making
preliminary arrangements for con-
cert To be given in September. Spend
ing some time with our friend sheib, he
left the following letter.
..The Knabe Square Grand, at your
store. IL certainly one Of the hnest
pianos / ever had the pleasure Of play
ing upon. Its even and powerful tone,
The extraordinary briiliancy OF the
treble, beauty OF touch Hnd finish,
makes IL Il piano which should be COW
.. ed by many Of the Wheeling citizens
who want the best piano ever brought
TO tine city. II is a great Improvement
upon the original scale Of Knabe's
world renowned Square Pianos, than
which ] never have met better IN all
my ex perience AS an artist.
Respectfully, L. p. WHEAT"
Wheeling. July 2, 1857.
mir. W. Fl. Sheib is sole agent for
Knnba's pianos, and offers an I'M
eduaIIed assortment nt low prices.
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TRANSFORMATION.
BALTIMORE { OHIO R.R COPY

OFFICE RAIT. 4 OHIO RAMRoAD Co,
WHEELING. Nay 4, ls61.J
{ - sSBMNER SCHEDULE
DASsE-NGER TRAINS WILL Run 81
4 .4khs follOEinE schedule On and AfteE MY
= -''' FAST LINE.
Leave Wheeling Leave BALTIMORE
daily at IiO pm daily at--510 pm
Arrive Washtngton-i=O
GFaft@-- EQe : iAnE~
Cumberland $50 = -CumbsrIznd. rs an.
HarpeB FenI T:l5 Grafton Sso -
Baltimore --llEO - Wheehnz--.Josle -
washHn civ ll:Ss Including Sundays
sIncludInS Suntays-
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves baltimore
daily at 80 am tcaiIyl at srS0 p-u1-
Arrives Sssh'n C1tT-sS
PaFfers5uFE IN HarpeF's F'yISI An
CGmberIard rs Cumberland
HarPers F'yfe--SE IN GEaftor--- l:sess pm
Washsn CITY. 5zO Except sundays-
Except Sundays
IeavesWheeiings ILavs BaInmores
E-TdalyJa A. Sei6 pm-i daily NJ SIS an
AE7tTss- = : wash'n Ciiy-7:8s =
GraTtoa 20 am. Arrives
CumberiaDd- Hsrper's F'y-I=Jo pm
Harper'S F'yl2ssO pm. .CumberIand-s.
winchesfer-.2D Grafton--ll:9 "a
Baltimore 5IO WheelluK-4:s1 am.
WSsh'n C1ty-E5O Except Saturdays.
except SATURDAYS.
BESwOOD ACCOAdoDATIoS.
To connect with c. o. r R Division
Leaves Hheeitng al---- Sc q ~ So Pm
Tickets 70 al nrincipal polntSin thu EAa,
West and Southwest can be procured a. the
ComPany's once
JoHE L WnsoS, MAz5eE q ES1sg9Esarton
my7 General Agent, Wheeling
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DEEDS OF Trust.

A deed of trust made July %, 1867, by
WIN. II. Moore and wife TO W. Carna-
han, OF acres Of land in Triadelphia
township, near The National Road and
part Of the EdgiugtOn place. Admitted
70 record July 30, 1857.
a deed oftrust made July p, 1867, by
Edward Carr and wife to James p.
Rogers, on lot No. 80, square Z, Cald-
wells addition Admitted TO record
August 2, 1867.
a deed oftrust made July y, 1867, by
W. d. English and wife to S. p. Hill
dreth, on part OF lot No. 81, west side of
ChapliDs street., Csntre Wheeling. Ad-
united TO record August y, 1867.
A deed OF trust made July 30, 1863. by
Philip Meyer and wife to Lot II. Joy,
trustee for the Peoples Building Asso-
citation, on the north half of lot No. so.
Centre Wheeling. Admitted to record
August 8 1861.
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White Pine Compound
The WHITE Pine CompOund,

compound was originated. A member of my
throat attended With a disazreeabie cough.
had for some months previous thought that
q preparation having for its basis the inside
bark OF white pine might be SO compounded
as 10 be very useful in diseases Of the throat
and lungs. Totest the Value Of I'll the case
Of the medicine that had been planning,
and gave II in teSspoonful doses. The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within Two
days the Irritation OF the throat was remov-
ed, the cough subsidized and q speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, 1Eent some to
= lady In Londonderry, n: a, WHO had been
occasi0ned by q sudden cold, and had Iatsed
mucus Btreaked with hl 3D. She soon found
ten ounces OF il, and got well ]. B. Clarke,
ERq editor of the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made q triRl OF the same preparation In the
case OF a severe cold and was cured immedi-
ately. He was so highly pleased with the re-
suits, and 50 confident In success attending ifs
Gales, II placed before the public, that he
serId- 1t abroad To beneht the suffering In
November, 1855, INST advertised II under
yeafa hrom that time there had been whoIe-
saIed in Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth. where II took the lead OF All the
maintains that position. There Is good rea-
son for this; It Is very soothing and healing
pleasant withal to the taste, and Is exceed
seSs \ remedy for kidney complaints the
was not originated for that purpose; but q
person in using Il for q cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured OF a
Kidney dinculty OF ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used II for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured"
The above was written by DR.. Poland. In
1850. Since them as IN Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
all Cough remedies Rs well Is q preparation
Eorthe cureoEKidney DIFF culEieS, In every city
own, village and hamlet Throughout the
New England States- ~. u = - 90 ] - .rss
a. IL tBafecfuRl. - q rrTs1 E1#
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Trnst Sale d a valuable Lot.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST
jey IN virginia dated the lesh day II March,
Lsee, and nov on reoord IN the RSooTdsrS OF
dee OF ohio county, In DEED Book %, PsSe
lS5 Will sell Al public auction 70 the high
ct and best bidder. st the front door Of the
CouEt House on
thursday, me sth day OF August next,
Lot uum6eTed sixteen CIsJ situated on the
conner Of Fourth and John streets, IN the
Terms Of sale, cash. or Al the option Of the
pur hEssE. e-thiFd cash. and the balance
n eQrAl trstaimEnts OF nine and eighteen
uaouLhs, with Interest nom data, secured By
* q u H. ". RREST. Trustee.
BY LAMB q PAUL. iyAtd
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,5ss, On The 6Tst saturday in septem.

meet on the hrst Saturday In seP'etn-
ber. ,,.s5.,.
mi DIE city reached about p N.
rims ended the visit OF the Board Of
{ OTsrsssrs OF the Poor TO the delectabls
retreat in Ohio county for misfortune
or folly, or both-f the one be not the
other. What VIII come OF il it would
be hazardous % anticipate.
TRASzVERs OF RIAL EsTArk.-The
following is list OF transfers OF Real
Estate, &C., admitted to record in the
once Of the Recorder OF Ohio county
during the week ending August Sd,
1s6z.
DEEDS L. KKE-
4 deed made July q, 1857, by George
Clouss and wife 70 Martin Fisher Of
lot 80. 81, IN Lagrange, South wheel
ing Admitted 70 record July "a 1857.
a deed made February Z, 1856, by the
Heirs OF John GIichrist 10 George
SchWanenberR, Of lot No. 2, Fulton
street. ChnrchiII addition, South Fast
corner of FULTON and Walnut streets
Admitted 70 record July =, 1857. Price,
500.
Heirs Of Charlotte Radcliffe, abe being
beir al Law Of John Gilchrist, to George
SchTauenb<TE, Of part Of lot No. Z,
corner Of Fulton and Walnut streets,
Churchill addition. Admitted 20 record
July ., 1857. Price, S7Tg.
A DEED made July II. 1857, by George
Walters and vile 10 c. o. and G. ".
Walters, Of the South half of lot No. SO,
Cart side Of Broadway street, Wheeling
Island. Admitted to record July e,
1857. Price, S999.
A deed made July -. Is67, by ID. h
Houston and vile to VIM. and Thos-
Prince, of lot IS, Virginia street, ZaDe's
Island. Admitted 10 record July .,
ln67. Price, $40.
a deed made July 20, 1907, by T. d.
List anu wife 10 Philip Meyer, OF tie
North half ofIot No. 50, West side of
German street, Centre Wheeling. Ad-
United TO record July 30, 1857. Price,
500
a deed made Aug. l, 1567, by Martha
West half of lot 40. Z, in square p,
Bsuna Vista addition: Admitted 70
record August /, 1867. Price, Sz25.
a deed made Aug. 2, 1867, by Joseph
SeyboId and wife % Caroline Living
ston. of lots Ne. II, II, and ID, Beuna
Vista addition. Admitted 10 record
Aug. 9, 1867 Price :
a deed made July %, 1857, by Charles
Piehler and wife to Jacob RuiI, Of the
West half OF lot 30. s., Centre Wheel
ing. Admitted to record Aug. s, 1867.
Price, S7Z5.
A deed made Feb. i, 1867, by John d.
Foster 70 John Ably, Of a lot in TrisdeI-
phia. Admitted IN record Aug. 3, 1867.
Price, $50.
a deed made June q, 1867, by Geo.
Bradford and wife 70 VIM. Eohman, of
lots and 6, square II, South Wheeling.
Admitted 70 record Aug. 3, 1857. Price,
81 90.
A deed made July ., 1857, by Samuel
J. Alexander and wife 70 Robert W.
johnson, ofthe centre IS of lot IL, east
side of Market street, Chapline and
Eoff's addition. Admitted 70 record
August 3, 1887. Price, 1888 80.
A deed made July q, 1857, by Samuel
J. Alexander and wife TO George w.
Johnson, OF the south Is Of lot 122, east
side of Market street, Chspline and
EOf7s addition. Admitted 70 record
August 3, 1857. Price, 1888 %.
DEEDS OF Trust.
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M y = 2 . = 2 . y
q q s siss. z 5533 I5f rs -;
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Frvg MAEgtAGE LicESsEs were d
sued from the Rscordsr's Office last
week.
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S. S. s-sehuItz,s star soap.
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ITuSLE6S odIb.
DY vIETUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
II from Henry ont and wife TO me, dated
May g. ISSS and on Teenru In the Recorder
ONCE Of Ohio csOuntY, WeSt Virginia, In deed
took No 50, f1liO II. 1 sh III, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF August,
ls57. at O'Clock, p. m, on the premises, pro
eE-ed 50 sen 10 the highest bidder, toe east
hAlf of LOT fsD eishty-IOnE. fronting twenty
ave 70 Get on the National Road in the
ToS-n os TFf-deIphiA IN the county Of Ohio,
aud state Of We. Virginia uning back 50
As to make one null lot ofSaid Town. together
with All the appuTtenAnees tleTeto belong
ing or m any wise appersRInInE-
IN. VANCE.
tSls-rd Trustee.
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TRASzvEEs OF REAL EszArk.-The
following is list OF transfers OF Real
Estate, &e., admitted to record in the
once Of ths Recorder OF Ohio county
during the week ending August Sd,
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Ran Road.
(6RoTtea ard QIsekeR RotE< EaE d7sd Festi
ON AND AFTER APRIL eth, ls57
~ Trains will run as NoIoWE
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs Iu his ofiice
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured At this estalo-
LtShment within the last twenty years, and
the numerous important surgical Operations
penormed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters Of The sun and many other papers
notices OF which have appeared again and
again before the public, Besides his sIandlnE
rs gentleman OF character and reSpectR.
blnty Is a sum Client guArR ntes 10 the AFFLICTED
SKIN DISEAsRS SPEEDILY CUREL
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OFFICE RA1,T. 4 OHIO RAmRoADCo,
WHEELING. Nay 4, ls65.l
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Trusfae's Sale.

Ry LAMB 4 PAULL- iy2
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Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate ofons Of the most erniuenf
Colleges In the United states and the Rresstsg
part OF whose Life h2s been spent IN the hos
elsewhere, has effected same OF the nlCE- a.
tontshtng cures that were ever known, many
troubled with ringing In the head and an
when asleep. great neFVOusnS,b Icing alarmed
At sudden sounds, bashh1lnezz with t-equsut
attended sometimes with derSnRs-
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confdentially asserted that all South-
ern States will be reorganized under
| its provisions, and be almost to their
former relations by the first of Janu-
ary next.
Governor Iorton, in a speech last
night to serenaders, spoke in favor of
the Military Reconstruction Bill. He
hoped the President would execute
the law in its letter and spirit. The
South would make a great mistake if
they refused to abide by this law.
There might be delays in reconstruc-
ton, but he anticipated that in two
years the South would be admitted to
all its rights and fraternal feelings
prevail everywhere.
New YORK, March 10.-The steam
er America, from Southampton on the
9th, has arrived
In the House of Lords, on the 18th,
Derby moved the second reading of
the bill to continue the suspension of
the habeasl corpus in Ireland
Russell gave-his cordial consent to
the bill, which he considered fully
justified by recent events, and COM
mented strongly on the conduct of
the Fenians, and especially on the ac-
ton Of the American Government
relative, to the Fenian inEasion of
Canada. AER1tf Ailb EisiD 'it"
Derby gave explanations on the
part of the Lord Attorney General,
and promised that the correspondence
relative to the paragraph in the
| American Presidents Message con-
cerning the Fenian raid on Canada
should be laid before Parliament.
| The bill was then read the second
time.
| NEW YORK, March 10.-A special
New Orleans telegram says that the
Louisiana House of Representatives
has concurred in the Senate resolution
appointing a committee to protest
against the Reconstruction Bill of
Sherman S.
The charges preferred against Gov.
Wells, in the House, for usurpation,
in issuing his proclamation declaring
the qualifications of voters in the
State, and in accordance with the Re-
construction Bill and his Judgment,
will probably be carried through.
Mayor Monroe, the Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and others, had an interview
with Gen. Sheridan regarding the
right of negroes to vote at an election,
when they were informed that if me-
groes did not vote, the election would
be null. A bill was Immediately pass
ed in the House postponing the pro-
posed election. s5if,
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The New Orleans Municipal
..aa Election.
Gen. Sheridan Orders it Postponed.
WASHINGTON.
Senator Wilson's BiIl--It Meets the
Approval of Leading Southern
Men, = N6eFs

; WASHINGTON, March 10.-Senator
Wilson's bill, supplementary to the act
to provide for more efficient govern
nient of the rebel States, provides
for the registration of every voter in
each military district through the
commanding General, conducting
elections, calling conventions, and for
other purposes preliminary to the
admission of representatives into
Congress. 1t meets the. concurrence
of leading Southern men, now in
Washington, as absolutely necessary
to carry out the intent of the recon
struction act.
Our Minister at Paris, under date
of February 10Th, writes Secretary
Seward that there is an expression of
much good feeling towards the United
States, and an announcement of the
abandonment of the Mexican enter
prise contained in the arrival of the
expedition, and the condition of the
Empire presented by Government to
the Senate, are true index of the
good feeling which exists there on
| both subjects.
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New YoaK, March 10.-The Fe-
nian excitement is unabated. Large
numbers of volunteers have been ac-
cepted, but owing to the lowness OF
funds, hundreds who offered to vol
unteer were refused.
An enthusiastic meeting of Irish
American officers was held at Mason
ic Hall last night.
The members of the Brotherhood
in Washington and elsewhere are also
moving in the matter of aid to the
men at the front.
Washington specials state that Gen.
Grant had an interview with the
President yesterday, when, it is sup
posed, the question of military ap-
pointments under the reconstruction
bill IN the South, was thoroughly
discussed. General Grant is believed
to have completed set of instructions
approving the bill of Secretary Stan
ton, and to have submitted them to
the President.
Senator Wilson's bill has been ap-
proved by the Judiciary Committee
of both Houses, and probably passed
Prominent Senators received positive
information from three Southern
States, that they will Immediately pro,
ceed to organize State Governments
! under the Military Bill, and it is nov
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BALTIMORE, March 10.-The Mary
land Senate yesterday rejected the
House of Delegates bill to call State
Convention to form new Constitu-
ton. by a vote of Is to 7--not a two
thirds vote, as, required. A notice to
reconsider is pending. II
SANq FRANCISCO, March 10.-The
accumulation of bullion for the last
few weeks, amounting to a great many
tons, in the State of Nevada, has COM
menced y to arrive in this city. A
military escort has been detailed, for
the purpose of protecting the treasure
during its passage across the noun
tains. ca .fs.....,,f q is,.s,tv
The question Of an extra session of
the Nevada Legislature, is being agi-
tated by the people of that State. ~
: The. Governor will not call an ex-
ira session unless the revenue bill be
agreed on-the members pledging
themselves firmly and unequivocally
to pass such bill Immediately upon
re-assembling. n
LOUISVILLE, March 10.-Two Irish
men, intoxicated, at the Nashville
depot Friday night, had a difficulty.
Weldon shot Connolly. probably
fatally. go ~
A hack driver named Aggee, cut j .
NJ. Read, streetinspector, badly in the
throat, yesterday.
NASHVILLE, March 1O.-A fire oc-
Cured this morning on College Street,
burning Treschler's mandatory of
mineral water and its contents, to-
gether with the three buildings ada
cent. The German Methodist Church
was also badly damaged. Loss about
500, 900. 81 1At
NEW ORLEANS, March 10.-Trou-
BILE is apprehended in case the muni-
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Reward offered for Ascending OF.
fiCers Omaha Municipal Election
conservative Triumph-Fenian
Meeting.h 81 ~ =

ST. LOUIS, March 1O.-Governor
Fletcher offers reward of three hun
dred dollars for the arrest of John w.
0rmby, late Sheriff gand -oficio
Collector of AAdair County, who has
absconded with large amount of
money belonging to the State. ~
The Municipal election at Omaha,
last Tuesday, resulted, in a Conser-
vative triumph of four. hundred MA
.jority.
A delegation of nine members of
the Buffalo Common Council arrived
here to-day.
The Fenians of this city have
called a mass meeting for Monday
night to consider the present con-
dition of affairs in Ireland. ~ ah
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classes. To be expended under the
superlntendency of the Commissioner
of the Freedmen's Bureau, in supplies
of food.
TrumbulI said General Howard
had called on the Judiciary Committee
this forenoon and testified, that unless
something of the kind be done there
would be actual starvation among the
disloyal portion of the South. Former
appropriations have been sufficient
to provide for the actual wants of
the freedmen and loyal refugees, but
under the resolutions passing them
no money, could be spent in relieving
the destitute of the disloyal people.
It was now asked to extend aid to all
alike. The recommendation of the
Committee was 1886, ,877 less than that
asked for by General Howard.
In course of debate Stewart assailed
the mismanagement of Indian af-
fairs. and Harlan denied any more
corruption in the Indian. than any
other department Of the Government.
After long debate the resolution was
passed. s7f
introduced a resolution
instructing the Committee on Foreign
Relations to enquire what steps were
necessary to prevent foreign Govern
ments from introducing upon this
continent institutions and government
contrary to, those established by the
founders of this Republic, ETC., which
was referred to the Committee on For
eign Relations.
The Senate then went into Execu-
tive session and soon after adjourned.
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FORTIETH CONGREss-Flrst Session
WASHINGTON, March g..

WASHINGTON, March 9.
Sci ATE-The Chair submitted the
annual report of the National Acade-
my of Science. Referred to Commit
tee on Printing.
On motion Of Mr.. Conness, the doc
cuments on file relative to the reei-
procity treaty between the United
States and the Hawain Islands were
referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
Henderson, from Committee on In
dian Affairs, reported House bill ap-
Propriating $40, 900 tosdefray expenses
of the Commissioners sent by the
President to the Indian country,
Passed.
Van Winkle presented a petition
from the citizens of Alexandria ask
ing Congress to delay the action Of the
joint resolution annulling the Ahxan-
dria elections until the people of
Alexandra had an opportunity to be
heard on the subject.
Wilson said that since offering the
resolution referred to, he had been
waited upon by a delegation from
Alexandria who assured him they did
not believe the late act of Congress
applicable to their late election, as no
district commander had been ap-
pointed, and in the May elections they
should receive the votes OF negroes
under the military law.
johnson said the people of Alexan.
dria had consulted several eminent
professional men who had t,ld then
p i Il 4
vote at the late election under the
Military bill. As
Trumbull, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported a jointlesolution
appropriating one million dollars fol
the relief of the destitute of th,
South and Southwest-any and al