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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-16
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-16
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nenbeA 8acht uno @nteritdt cine 8elohnnng Don
3pei 9unbert unS SunfSis Dollars irgenb elmer Yerz
erereifen unf iie ben Sheriff ODER Sal or Nnieres
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-08

AaRIcULruRaL CoLLDGE.-The Board
of Visitors of the West Virgins Agri-
cultural College, met at Morgantown,
on April Sd, 1861. The Board consists
of elsyen members, one from each Sena-
toriai district oae iH'5+ - .-. : 1 ~
Mr.. Stevenson of Wood county, was
electfd President Of the Board, and T.
H. Logan, of Ohio county, Secretary.
Rev. Alex. Martin, D. D., was elected
tPreSdent Of thsEFasnlty. : k9 ylg,.
The Accidental department. is now in
operation, and will be continued with
out isterruption. Nearly 100 students
are nov in attendance, The Collegiate
department will he opened in Septem,
bers sG'nss1,s ... '.sIN.t 4. 49, T
The election Of DR.. Martin gave great
satisfaction to the citizens of Morgan
town, and ,yicipitsy ;EhO manifest the
greatest interest in the enterprise, and
/ we cannot hut congratulate the people
Lof the State on securing the services Of
cranetperieneed educator and erftt-
waited Christian gentleman for President
tof the isststatioaj6ss inaugufaeds The
ripe,ana varied scholarship Of DR.. Mar
tin snSthis lvng conuecsion xith'one'off
our best colleges cites ns the assurance
that sur hew institutien will at ence
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-08

TRANSFERS Ole REAL EsTATE.-The
following is a list of transfers of real
estate, in Ohio County, filed in the Re-
corder's office during, the month of
March: IlG ..'.
James Luke and wife to Robert Luke,
| the one-fourth of lot No.1S0, John street,
East Wheeling.
w. North to Thomas Cox, % acres,
| rood and 2 perches, in Richland town.
ship.
Geo. w, Thompson and wife, j.. A.
Camden ana CIV. Steenrod and wife, to
Thomas Turton, the eastern portion OF
| lot No. 1s2, on John street, East Wheel
ing.
Thomas, Cox to NJ. l.. Hill. 2St acres
! in Richland township. Deed Of trust.
James Cornerford and wife, to Rich.
ard Roach, part of lot No. 80, Fillmore
street, LIST ward, Wheeling q =.
B. M.Eoff and Others to Stephen We
terhouse, lots No. 3, A and Is, square 40,
South Wheeling. - a. 90 - :,
yitus Gegner and wife to John Viii
leke, south half of lot No. 2, square 10,
South Wheeling.
Richard Ro,,sh and wife, to Michael
Reilly, part lot No. Sc, Fillmore street,
Wheeling, for the use of Mary jackson.
John n. Miner and others, to VIM. T.
Hubbard, trustee, to secure Robert
fcrangle on lot No. at9, Eetf street, Cen
| B.,M Eoff, to Patrick Hawley, the
south half Of lot No. 16, Eoff7s addition,
Webster township. .....-.- -......,....
Patrick Hawley to Wan. D. English,
to secure B. N. Eoff, on south half Of
Lot.a No. 16, Eoff7s addition, Webster
I'm. Eoff to dennis Gilligan, north
half of lot No. Is, Eoff's addition, Web
ster township! Z At z FkiDN1E
T. Dennis Gilligas to VIM. d. English,
in trust, north half of lot No.16, Eof's
addition, Webster township. 'st1,I 'f1s 80
b. NJ. Eoff 10 John Z Gilligan, north
half Of lot No. 10, southeast corner Of I'd
I and German streets, 9th ward, Wheel
John Gilligal to Win. D. English, in
trust, the above described tract. lro t.-E
VIM. Inglebright and wife to Levi w.
Inglebright, right, title, &c, in piece Of
ground short distance north Of city;
also, steam ferry boat, tackle, &c.
| BIN. Eoff to Thomas Burns, south
| half oflot No. 10, southeast corner Of I'd
and German streets, 9th ward, Wheel
ing. o. = HIN 2OS FUoS
a Thomas Burns to VIM. ID. English, in
trust. the above described tract.
j. r. Naylus, Commissioned, TO John
! Archibald, lot No. Is and south side Of
lot No. Ia, La Grange.
70 B. NJ. Eoff and Others 70 fRohert W..
| Hazelett, lots Nos. and 6, square No.
80. ana lot No. 15,i square No. -, South
2. Jacob and D. c. Coleman to Oliver
Wallace releasing claim and title in
tract Of land on Short Greek.
Oliver Wallace to Isaac b, Kelly, IN
/ trust, the above described tract.
y NJ. H. Houston and wife to Clark
Haines and Vim. A. Wilson, lot No. as,
east side Main street, North Wheeling.
Michael Stem And wife to Anthony
lReymaiif,, in trdst for Wheeling Teuto-
MIA Building Association, lot No. II, IN
Fultom. sp-i-T--'r c. 'st'Fo- a.2- 7"'is9'.s
.1N John Bruce to John H. Charnock, the
4 north half Of lpt No. ], square 8, Church,
4 hill addition, No.2.IHS.5IiUh N !
T. A. G. Robinson to John Bruce, lot No.
; Ia, square 6, corner Fulton and Walnut
u streets Churchill sdditioH, No. 3. a
X James Luke and wife to Robert Luke,
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FAREWELL SERMoN.--Rey. Dr.. Mar
tin, who for the past three years has
been Pastor Of the Fourth st. M. L.
Church, preached his farewell sermon,
yesterday, in Washington Hall, to a
large and interested audience. The DIR.
has been elected President of the West
Virginia Agricultural College, and will
leave shortly to take charge of the in
terests Of that institution. The DR..
bears with him to his new field of labor
the best wishes of the entire community,
to whom be has greatly attached him
sell by his earnest and devoted labors
as q minister. ssssr al s5as 9.iSi is o.. ST.
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WANTED.

CTsvE AGEN vt 9 e. vE II "
4 WHERE TO introduce two NEW PAT
ESTED INVENTIONS, INVALUABLE TO EVERY
tiSlLY sclls al isht, and demsud constantly in
srctGns Agents, male and female, now oper'
ijiu- ar making SO % SIS per day by working
q !cr ho.is daily. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE AS
l.iNfs VNNgCEss,RY. A sample of each, worth
:! with terms to agents, sent free by mril "a
suy address Send 50 cents 10 pay postage.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Address
CIV. JACKSON & CO.
mch--ly 20. Box l34s, Baltimore, Md.
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NOTICE.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH Us IN
Ill THE Carpenter and Lumber bushes,
ChlS H. Wilson, the name and style of the firm
viii h, DONEL. GREY & co. All persons
having claims against US are requested to pre-
,rut them immediately, and those. indebted to
O, vi please call ana settle, as we wish to close
oUr accounts as soon as possible.
DONEL e. GREY.
WHEELING March list, ls67-apr4-lw
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BAD LuCK.-We feel inclined to pity
the poor fellow who was leaning against
q gas-post; Sunday evening, bewailing
the ''infernal luck that caused him to
get cut of church just in time to see
another fellow 90 home with his girl.
1t ras mean, and no mistake, and we
can hardly blame him for using Ian
guage which he did not learn from the
sermon Nil desppanduR, my boy, bet
ter luck next time. Go and take her to
church, and cut out that fellow who
has a fashion Of 'iplaying Of OF. yon,
bad luck to him.ao .ar 'g-aser.rqau
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A NOVEL CLoCK.-Messrs, Scott &
Hennegen have, at their jewelry store,
clock of novel and unique pattern.
The case is handsomely carved out Of
wood, and represents Swiss cottage.
As the hands point the hour window
opens in the gable and bird steps forth
and crows the hour and then retires.
The clock was made in Switzerland,
and is a curious specimen of mechani-
cal ingenuity. 1t is worth going to see.
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BRADLEY
WOODEN YARN FACTORY
FOR SALE.
,,,R yNDER.IGNED OEFERs.
r. h,Tnwins described property for saf.
FOR SALE

,,,,rr UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
az ~. bralr,d and eighty acres Of land, situ!
tr Wrtlel county, w. Va, about seven
.iGa - tom the county seat, New Martihsville,
En. g.. nbc river. forty acres Of which iseleaed
I'd 4, for FENCING purposes, stian orchard End !
'n Il en- ,c within one mile Of New Martins
i Ia Ws;yrl county fronting on the river, on
.l h'., ia located good two-story house worth
spE . a. 40 ,JOSEPHCS CLARK,
'OS Sn,ir 70 JOSYPHUS CLARK, New Martins
II tWctlcl county, W, VA fshsedSwT
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YIIJYYD 4gsas S-iJ9.4
Z DoS'T send your furniture to auction
or throw it to one side on account Of q
few scratches, or because the polish is
worn of 81 become dim. Get bottle
of Bookings Furniture Polish and APP
ply it according to directions, and yen
will have a piece of furniture as bright
as though it wereneM . Price, Is cents
per bottle. Sold by Edmund Booking,
No. l, Odd Fellows Hall. '-s1 1
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THANKsGrvING.-The Grand Sire OF
the Grand Lodge !. o. o. F. of the Uni
ted. States, has ordered that the Goth
inst. be observed as a day of general
thanksgiving, by the Order, for its pre-
servation during the late civil commo-
ton. We are not informed of any pre-
partitions being made to observe the day
with any special ceremonies by the Or
der in this city.
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A CARD.

u,HE McLURE HOUSE HAS CHANGED
| hands. The proprietors have long been
snown TO the travelling public.
The house is undergoing thorough repairs and
gil be- one OF the first class hotels of the coun-
iry.
We will study to please, and hope, to merit
liberal share of the public patronage.
MALLONEE. NORRIS & co.
Wheeling, W. Va, April 4, le67.apr6.tG
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R E N VA L,

HAVE IEAOvED MY WORKSHOP AND
Stors Room, from lTy Market to No. los Main
street where WIN be pleased to see al my Cd
c,stomers and O. many new ones a. choose 70
.gire ~ their pztronage have fun assorf-
nsnt cf m kinds Of ware usually found in such
sstahlishmenfs, and am prepared to III al ordeJs
Tor .nxthing manufactured from Copper. Tin on
sheet Iron. + hare several first class job work
MFR and win do any work promptly and zt as
low r.trs = any establishment In the State.
ShaSam GEO. W. JOHNSON.
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NOTICES. lua.t
Removal,

I AZ. 7. J. KISNER HAS REMOVED HIS
! Office from Third street, Centre Wheeling,
Z. Monroe street, few doors east of the Nc Lure
louise. and four doors west of Bookings Drug
Store. Residence: The honse formerly occupied
Lr Mr. Cecil. Market street, Centre Wheeling.
office hours : tn u a. m; , TO > and TO y p. IN.
apI5-3t . -... .s-rs sse,r 7fgysS>
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-08

APpoINTaIEST.-We learn that Col.
L. NJ. Norton, of this city, has received
the appointment of United States Mar
shall for the State of West Virginia.
Our citizens will be glad to learn that
the contest between Wheeling and Par
kersburg for this appointment has re-
suited in their favor. e..s-' a-a''ah ...'1o. -.
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SCHooLs.--TheP Public Schools re open
to-day. Good-bS marbles, hoops, ropes
and other amusements, for q while. We
hope the recreation of the past week
win send the boys and girls to- their
studies with renewed energy. u 'HA {. 81
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ROBBING HEN sR6osTs.a-The people
of North Wheeling have been suffering
considerably, Of late in the robbery
of their hen roosts. The boys.whostole
a lot of eggs from under a setting hen
must be fond of very young chickens. :,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-08

grand LODGE OF 7. 9. o. This
body meets in CiArksburg on the 23d
inst, and the Grand Encampment wiz
hold d session immediately after the adj
jourrnnmsntiof the Grand Lodge, We nm
derstand there viii be q large delegation
from this eity. -n ln sa.yss.l 10 -bI.afsa..r
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NOTICE.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH Me IN
l L the Liquor business, Casper Keim the
lanS and style OF the firm win be 8. keim &
BIO.
hereby give notice that desire all persons
having bills against Inc to present them imnedi.
aJ,iy. and those indebted to me will please cali
wd settle "a wish 10 close all my accounts as
'oon Is possible SIMON KEIM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-08

AFS1sHED sERsfoN.- Well wasn't
that q finished sermon We had this morn
ing {" asked one person of another, as
they came out of church yesterday. 'a
"Finishedw was the reply; Eyes, it
was finished at last, although began
to think it never would be- h.gs % .~sr
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FEDERAL CoURT.-we are eredibly,
advised that the Federal Court which
was to have convened to-day, viii not
be in session until Thursday, when! IL IL
win DO opened for the transaction OF
such business as may be brought before
itaai o.. eei.f A6m!l bsA iLsi s.u ~ .,-LlAE9 =
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GrecuwoOd Cemetery.

FURTHER INSTALLMENT OF TEN
y per cent on the Capital STOCK Is required TO
be- paid 10 the Secretary ON or before April 10th,
Instant By order OF the Board.
aprttd re. BONHAM, See'y.
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REDUCED TO ExTREMT1Es.-fhe
mythical Goggles remarked; upon read
ing our legends item of Saturday morn
ing, that we must be reduced 20 e.
tremities" for items. We are not the
first writer reduced to that condition,
for did not Locke write on the underr
stdadiaqs r. 20,
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For RENT.

I,0T.OR FIVE OF THE FINEST ROOMS
t IL the city, for office or islesping purposes,
rIruer Main and Union streets. WI be ready
lpril l. tiss in each room. Apply at = ~
GARDENERS, f5s Main street r
JfS For SALr-Ofice Desk-cheap, al H., -
rt.Ctf GARDENERS. 1Ss Min street. =
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tome y III cHClH I1aSHSaa tfOSaNi A interests
We wish it abundant success. !

we WISH ~ aVuhudut euSocoo. LAY n
,0J ..st.,------is = !. Q iltil tAc
AHANpsoME STORE RooM.-We drop
ped into aMessrs, Scott &c Hennegen's
new store room, last Saturday, and
We're at once surprised aRd pleased. with
the handsome style in wBieh'it IS fin
ished, both IL fOom and fahstafs re
ceiling is har dsomely frescoed; the walls
painted in q warm, ficA color, sibduing
and softening the light, while the hand.
some cases, which line the wall, cores
pond in design and color With the fin-
ishing Of the room. The eases are alone
worthy of mention, as rejecting credit
upon our home manufacturers, display
ing as exquisite carving and finish as
any we have ever seen. Muehicredit Is
due the llproprietors for the example
they have set in so harmoniously blend.
ing the ornamental and useful, for such
go far toward giving our
city good reputation abroad and iat-
tracing attention toward it as bust
ness point. We hope their example
may be generally followed, and that
our citizens will, hereafter, in finishing
their bnsi1ess rooms, have an eye to-
ward the ornamental as we'll as solidi-
ty of their buildings.
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EOR RENT.

4 ONE STORY BRICK BUILDING USED
I as cooper shop, Isitnate near the site OF
: IS petwier. 4 Cos old flour mill, '4Immodi<
lralyio j. W. MeKENNAN,
At Bank of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-08

POLICE CoURT.-There was nothing
done at the Police Court. Saturday
merning, there being no offendersof the
ordinances of the city. Ekaau
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WANTS..

SEWiNG MACHNhsrys s.On ~
- Agents wanted everywhercte sell our low
priced, fully licensed machines: send for our
lcular. SHAW & CLARK, S NJ Co, Bidde-
lord. Maine. ..s. -..u ~. ,rs.a. -r! noyi4-ly.5
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Change Of Firm Name.

THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL CARRY on
! the business formerly conducted under the
nane Of Dunlcvy & Co, and Wilson Dunlevy q
Steam Boat Hull and Model Barge building.
They have added to their business the manufac.
tory Of Nail Kegs of all sizes, and solicit fair
Proportion of patronage. .. 81. ---,
wILSOE, DUNLEvY & WHEELER
feb 81 ~ 'f..''-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

:MARRiAeE IlcESsEs.-The Recorder
of this county Issued six marriage IL
censes the past week. The matrimonial
market is hyeniDg up. aasst zaFs'sH "a
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~THEprK IS migh.iertban Lesword,E

"THnrEN:s mightier than thesword.r
said one of old. Speaking of pens, re-
minds Us that Oxtoby K Dufield, at
their jewelry and fancy goods empori-
um. 1903 Main street, have a fine assort-
ment of Newton, Kuftz & Cos superior
gold pens. Those who desire to obtain
"a pen that isga PEN will do we'll TO
call at theirst@s End max ssleetipn.
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THEELMG REGISTER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-08
'uTEg MARSHALL. F.A. ELBEE
MARSHALL ELRERT.

WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
W the late firm of Marshall, Colts g. Co., Mt
lie Old Fulton Bank and will furnish coal on
reasonable terms TO all our old customers, and
So share of puslie patronage. marl2