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LAID ovER.-Pat. QuinIan and Mai.
Baldwin were brought before Esquire
Johnston yesterday, and in consequence
of the absence of witnesses contin-
uance was granted until next Tuesday.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
nHE ELEGANT AND VERY DESIRA-.
BILE residence now occupied by Mrs. Mary
NJ g. Zane, on Fourth street, between Mon
AISo, the land in the occupancy Of George
ZeIles, ON Wheeling Island, containing 81
acres with orchard, buildings, &c, most ele-
gibly adapted for market gardening, or prt-
vate residences. Application can be made at
III janSi.tw - - IL j. F. UPDEGRAFE.E
Trustees sale of Lots in South
!. 77a7S 7di Wheeling. 10 rat,g~s 40
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Thomas Harris ST., to me dated
January nth. 1854, and of record IN the ofhce
OF the Recorder of Ohio county, West Viz
ginia, in deed book No 80. folios Si3 and 81,
I shRllOn -.lf .sss..--s-. .-.i
Tuesday, tho 26fh day of February,
at the front door of the Court House. in the.
city Of Wheeling, proceed to sell by public
auction TO the highest and best bidder, Lots
numbered one ~ two t2l, three lSl, and four
Wheeling. formerly called Ritehietown, to-
gethenwlth = donhle two story frame buildT
ing, situate upon one OF said lOts-t being
the property known as the Harris home
stead Said deed OF trust was given to secure
TO George Hartman the payment OF three
each bearing even date with, said deed Of
trust, and payable to the order OF George
Hartman in the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling, as follows one at three
years from date for i've hundred dollars; one
atsix years from daLs for six hundred dol
lars, and one item years from date for nYe
hundred dollars, and each and all bearing IN
terest from date. and endorsed by the said
HardmRn. Selling as trustee shall convey
only such title as is vested in me. which,
however, Is believed to be good Terms of
sale-one-third cash, and the remainder OF
tho purchase money in equal fnstalmeuts, ut
six and twelve months from the day of sale.
The purchaser giving approved security Tor
the payment OF the deferred instalments.
..--- -4-.5s p SCATTERDAY. Trustee.
Janl5-dtd by JAMES P. ROGERS, his att y.
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where. male and female. To saIJ The
sen uISE COMMON SENSE FAMILY
sSassMiSS MACHINE the greatest fnyen
warranted for three years. Address
dc&0-lmd SECOMR a ON STlIs1,55I,,.. =,
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ROsENDALE CEMENT.s n
ION BBIS RoSENDALE HYDRAULIC
cement The only reliable Cement In
%, Pc. HILDRETHE BRO,
Ho 50 Main Street
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For the speedy cure of

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ID II II H Il II L a,
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Thrnat Rnon.
chlttS, rheumatism, and ali Kindred
complaints. -lHI
EoR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
Tetu men of eo me people and the verdict
suIneIs q the half milton bottles that have
been sold within that time. IL. Lhaf
TT ALWAXS CURES"
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men men OF the many letters we are dafiy receIv-
ORRIN SKINNER & Co.-SfRs:ESotwitb.
1870 ns my general prejudice against pro
PtiStlaIy Tor patentl medicines Il was induced
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e Are gre me pest medicine he ever used, A
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ny, ploLner, physician have a tart on mine,
49, win which he cured bad case of Dip
mat they are valuable.
rg truly yours A. B. ELDER"
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transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. COMPLY

OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING Jan. 5, 1857.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
[ the following schedule on and after Jan.
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N. Y. Prize Association,
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.oSether with large assortment OF new and
ELEGANT JEWEIRv
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice, INDUCED in when alone, a habit me-
Quently learned from evil compa niOns ar Of
school, the effects of which are nightly felt
even when asleep, and, if not cured, Renders
and body. should apply Immediately.
What pity that a young man, the hone nj
his country the pride of his parents should ia
snatched from all prospects and enioytututs
of life by the consequence of deviRfing from
the path OF nature, and indulgfng In certain
secret habit Such persons must, before cOn-
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR, JOHNSON.

Member of the Royal COLLEGE OF Surgeons
London, Graduate Ofone Ofthe most eTninen4
Colleges in the United States and the Create
part of whose life has been spent In the hos
pitfalls Of london, Paris Philadelphia, and
elsewhere, has effected some OF the most nc.
tonishing cures that were ever known manv
troubled with ringing in the heau and ears
when asleep great nervousness, being alarmed
at sudden sounds, bashfulness, with freuuent
blushtng, attended sometimes with derauge.
msntof mind, were cured Immediately.
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ID The Peoples Bank. .a
OFFICE, No. 50 MAIN ST., WHEELING,
" W.Es-i Money received on deposit In
terest paid on special deposits. 80
Notes and bills discounted Exch9nSe
bought and sold. Collections at homeor rom
abroad promptly attended to. f'ff TlTEE 16IT
~ DIRECTORS. .aE r..
lem Reid, Christian Hess,
i,. "a sa5 =; Se e Inv, Is 9S6n yoekier.
Andrew Wilson. -J' .-=.l
10 =. =. :. -5----1 y JOHN REID. Pres't
JOSIAH F. UPDEGRAFF, Cash'r. rny9
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Married Persons, or Young Men conteInuI,
ting marriage, being aware ofPhysical WeaE
ness, Organic Debility, Deformitles, speediIv
cured ''''
He who places himself under the care OF Dr.
J. may religiously cOnfide in his honor as n
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his
skill as a physician,
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LlON IhA1N.
( Leave Cumb'landSnn-
day eX. at......7:00 Am.
Oakland $1,000. 9:46 "
Grafton tJunct
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Se'4 ov Express or return Hida, or de-
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Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destrnc,,UUll
habit which annually sweeps to an untiTnet,,
grave thousands of Young Men of the mos,
excellent talents and brilliant intellect wbo
might otherwise have entTanced listpnino
SenateS with the thundeTs or elOquenrp -
walked to ecstRcy the living Tyre, may Cs,iI
with full confidence,
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be Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his offic,
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and the
numerous important surgical 0perafions peT.
formed by Dr.. johnson, witnessed by the re.
Porters OF The San and. many other papers
notices OF which have appeared again an a
again before the public, besides his standing
as a gentleman OF character and responsibility
Is sufncient guarantee 10 the afficted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30,-A fire occurred at a
late hour last night, on Fourteenth street,
which destroyed four tenement houses al a
pr obable loss of over $l2 900.
Samuel Bellman, employed in j. n. Rus.
sells planning mill. was yesterday nea "
run through by splinter from a circular
saw with which hc WAS operating. At a
late hour last night lac was still alive, bu,
no hopes are entertained of his recovery.
a boy named Joseph iseagan, while yes.
terday climbing . pile of lumber, the huge
mass fell over and buried him up. To the
great astonishment of his delivers lie was
not fatally injured.
Dick Richardson, Of tho Dsvenpor. Dew.
ccRAr, ia in this city to-day.
There has been seven tires since ye,ter-
day morning. invoking loss OF about
Sl0j. 900. The most destructive Of thes,
occurred this morning. breaking on, in tn,
wholesale liquor establishment of Davic
Henry { Co., Nos. 20 and % State stree,
Nsprcad to the adjoining property aud ac-
/ compli-hed ilmsge to about So3 900.
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MISSOURI.

LouIs AUG. 90 The net earnings Of
the Union Pacific railroad in July. were
$500; Amount of business for Govern.
ment, $G4 900. Gross earnings $3.50 900.
Length of road operated 23j miles
young German girl named Louisa Mil
Ter attempted 10 shoot her former lover
las, night, falling in which she shot and
killed herself.
ST. Louis. Au,. 30.-About one,half OF
the residents Of the city of Montani City
were burned oat on the 10Th inst.
The Montana rangers under Gen. BEEN
are expected to move against the Indians
IN short tine
Five hundred dollars have been paid for
three Indian ecalps
No tidings have been received Of the OK
petition which left Fort Hays, Kansas, a
few days since.
The wife Of Col. Bankheei and twenty>
five men of ,he 9TH regiment have died OF
cholera at Fort Wallace.
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Foreign news 10y Atlantic Cable

LONDON, Aug. 80 Active preparations
are being made by the Board Of Admiralty
and War Office for an expedition TO Abys
sinia 30 relieve English captures. Sixteen
steamers have been chartered to transport
troops.
A,y;ces from Athens say that the Cretans
still hold ont in The mountains and de
nounce as false reports of Omar Pashas
success IN sui dining the rebellion.
PAnIs, Aug - The .1oltiteur says that
the Iscen, confidence Of the hmperers al
Salzburg. is new PLEDGE Of peace il En-.
rope
Much uneasiness prevails on the Bours,
IN consequence Of the appreheus ons OF wal
and tie results are declining.
BERLIN. Aug 2o.-fhe new American
Minister, Geo ercrott has been treated
with unexsnpiei courtesy. by the Piussiar
Court Yesterday, on invitation OF the
King, be accompanied Count Bismark tc
To the royal residence at Polsdam, where hs
ives received with unusual attention and
had an interview Of over three hours dura
tiou with the King and Prime Minister. Ii
the evening MIR. Bancroft dined with the
King, vito afterwards took him in the Roy
al coach to Berlin.
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OHIO.

CIscissaTl. Aug. 80 II. is uaderst cd
that fgh, between McCool sand Jones will
take place somewhere 10 Butler county, @
Trains will leave the depot II Cincinnati.
Hamilton 1t Dayton Il. L, 10 this city at 2
o'clock Saturday morning light 10 Gems
uence between and 4. u.
SAsprsxr. Aug. Sou Wednesday
lag, John NcGreen md Chss. Kinney Of
kelly's Island, near Sanlussv, swan : race
in Ike Ere. from Keily's Island towards
the main lard * Marble Head, distance four
miles and half. When they had same
three miles Kinney was SO far behind that
be gave up and got into IN accompanying
boat. McGreen kept on and reached Mar
bio Head in just two hours and half, ma.
king the entire distance without halt or
rest. lie smoked, che Eed tobacco, drank
wine and sang songs on the way
lie seemed very little fefisued This is the
most remarkable Swimming feat on re
ord.
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VIRGINIA.

RcnNoAp, Va, Aug. .a-The returns
from all the counties Except eight show the
registration OF whites 30 be no 90. blacks
90.0Mi Oi Counties not heard from tour
wall give large white maipt,!ies
NicHM ND. VA, aug. 2D.S me .egfo,s
having badly aenien one pc .icenau and
, efoEed twD OIL ers nt n circus last night a
/ company If CnisuG States troops see sent
Il tic spot - ncli to suppress the rio,
nhtgl IL considered immineht.
Fl. MrNRof, August 9a-juiec Fowle,
the County Court u. VI liza nston. = G. ,r,-
ceiiiy rave a tee sion allowing coiorvd
, l1tr.g
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s.,ts9ILsniS,a.

iliLApELrnI,, Aug. 90 --,,ea. f. VIA.
re;nor. was Nsrutei to- 'ay for the ninr-
der Of Mrs Hasl.ion He made q specch
protesting his ianocencc.
FITsBuGG. Aug 29-1he trial before
Judge MoCandlcSs *, HE United states Cir
eu,. Court, of large rectiiying establish
ment IT BARRIER < Henderson seized by Jno
H. Listen, Revenue aeont was concluded 10.
day, tie jury rendering verdict guilty.
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- rhl,-uo spcculaii' "r sNtudlc II got
tspu, lar pp .tter purpesc tAan to aisp"se at the
property. Zach neTson ar responsible agent VIII
re,eivs = C"rttNcai" ~ brp"st from Devore
sheppard tor ibr molry. onr person will be
Oh ,.en. h, tA, staekhtl3ers. tr"n erh tosn
where iirNris Il, suiA 10 q amount u Sl0o or
..isro t. sineri'4tenA IA, dra.iac. ihpS making
each holder ~ crritbe ttss sur ~ inr chance
or nuey refunded
Pony Rrup> III lnre 18Th. 81.
TINS IL To CERTIFY. That Nr. ". Frank
Siahneer a. mad arrangements with ~ to de
post al moneys received y, him for ccrthcs.es
a. oar h.ud,. aud that W. have The utmost con
ticncc that the cn,cfp' =" will he conducted
f.t,y aud houo,as, to all concerned
signed, nEVoRg \ SHEPPARD.
BANKERS, Port byron. III
.-vreA.ts can he had at the principal book
stores in Rock island. Davenport. Moline aud
,:sn.S-a or NJ III. subscriber.
II FRANK Sir LtNGER.
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.~M.nes Letters may b. sent nj my ris<.-
All letters containing over sla please register
M GREENE. near City Market. Asen, Tor
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, Aug. 29.-'iLe nominations
for members II prTI!smen, were made To-
day. McGee was booted and prevcDt,d
from speaking Caters friends raised a
riot at another place, and Launcclot, liberal
had TO he guarded bone by the police
Three men were dangerously beaten and
several others injured.
LATER.-The mob in the eastern part OF
the city was more sefinrs than NJ fret re
ported Troops were called out aud the
cavalry charged upou tie mob. and two
squadroas hnd to guard the candidates IN
their way homc. Casualties severe and
number over thirty, hdt reae afc reported
fat ai
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rO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
WAsH,,GIQE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The itebigence-
to-day feels authorized 10 state that reports
Of any personal differences between the
President and Gen. Grant, are unfounaed.
But that paper is not correc. in announcing
10 the same connection, whatever may be
their respective views ms to matters Of de
tail. there Is no conflict between them as
10 IA. yeragatives o! each On the contrary,
1t Il known tina, there is a vary decided dit
frrcnts regarding legal questions affecting
their respective powers and duties under
the reconstruction act.
J X. Dodge. Of the statistical department
Of agriculture. le!s last night on q tour Of
observation 10 the Northwest, to revise ard
compile the LIST Of statistical items for that
region
The follow ng officers have been detailed
for q General Court Martial TO meet al IT.
Leavenworth, Sept. 18th. for the trial OF
Brevet Major General Custer aud Others:
Bvt Maj zen. Hoffman, Bvt Mai. Gen.
Davidson, Bvt Maj. Gen. Grierson, Bvt.
Gen. Morgan, Bvt. Brig. Gen. Morgan, Bvt.
Brig Gen. Callinder, Bvt 1t. Col English,
Bvt Maj Lyiord, Capt Rober, Chandler,
Judge Advocate The charge against Gen
Custer is leaving his command without
permission.
Maj Gen H. b. Emery is ordered to re
par,ment OF Washington.
The Charleston Courier OF Wedne stlay
says. that the Albany tGa.) Nens has been
suspended by Ger. Pope on The general
charge of disloyal,y.
| The Office Of the Delaware, Lacke wana
and Western Railroad Company. was enter.
ed by burglars last night They blew the
! sale open aud carried off Al 800
! VIM a Bradley, formerly Mayor and
| Postmaster here died at Round Top, Ia
yesterday. aged rs years.
The Commissioner of General Land Of
| flee issued a patent IN favor OF the l. 4. X
X Co, Eastern division, embracing -, lst
acres Of Delaware Indian lands in Texas
said company having paid up in full three
Of their bonds in consideration.
The Receipts and Customs from tie 1911
to the Path OF August were three millionl
seven hundred thousand dollars.
WASHINGTON, Aug 29.-Tte following
order was issued to-day:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF Z. s
ADJUTAsT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHIsoToH, Aug. ~ J
General Order No. 81
In compliance with the instructions o
the President Of the United States, Najo
General +. H. Sheridan will, on receipt q
this order. turn over his present comman,
to Brevet Major General Chas Griflin, th
officer next in rank 10 himself, and procec
without delay to Fort l.eavenworih. Kan
sas. and will relieve Maj. Gen. Hancock i
command of the Department OF Missouri
On being relieved by Maj Gen Sherda
Maj. Gen. Hancock will proceed with ,
delav to New Orleans, La, and a7sum
command OF the Filth Military Distric
. composed Of the States Of Louisiana all
Texas.
Major Gen Geo II. Thomas will continu
in command of the Department Of the Gun
berland.
By command of General Grant:
/ (O0lci4l) +. ID. townsend, n A. Il.
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.nicaso Markets..


Br Telegraph. Angus, SO.
Fl,a--Fira moderately active for .pripg
er,r.. a-.t s1f..ranf ssies ranged at 1888 y
fe- i9w II FAR ~ - 's!e.eo for gooa to
r,s.se IS. j - ii3 - fsr low to oho, xt,t.r
wasst-Fr.n; a,.ive demand No. 2. lsia
Ia, No. 3. 55@l %. !. ;sgl.7s, very
lit,ie done IN win.er sales OF No. 2, white, a.
Corn-xo. / active. closed lower a, CSC. No.
. moderately ac,se. closing at sis. gs2c.
oats in active shipplng request, at 43aitl.
R.e-lrrerulsr hac,uating between l.O7.
Bsrlev-No > closing irregular and weak. a,
l.Csm! 10; rejected steady at s2@95.
ness PorkEAc,iye common brands 2565 SOC
L,rd~Nomins .i12aG'2gse; seller, most
ly - iGc.
Loose shculders-lll@ihc
Eeccsp.s.~ Flour. .2ei bbs, Wheat, lei.7t9
bu Corn. IL $50 ou; Oats, si,5s9 bu.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, August 30-Owing to the
continued illness oi J. +. Helm. GOV. elect,
the Inauguration ceremonies will take place
n ms residence at Elzabeth.own. Gov.
Bramc;tr and staff, aud the members of the
city council % Louisville will take part in
H. ,Arnrrrlai,tnr
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E,ancirnnii Nanrlea

Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph. August 90.
Flour--U Unchanged
Wb.at-luchanred, 2.lj is asked for No,
red. bu, .. l0ee2 ! : are the rates offered.
Corn Higher sales al i.o2Nl.o3 for new ;
bad 10. hardly any Offering.
Oats-Declned; 55@56c
Kye-Dail 4l2o.
Barlev-U ncharged and quiet.
C.tior--nul. middnng can be bough, ct "a.
Whl.kv..iield a. SO in bond.
Mess Fork Duli; sales n Is. 25424 so.
Lard 49,.
higher.
Bacon Frmef. prices sh ide higher, shout
ders sold ut Y &.
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Br,.gs Per . ze@ ssc
Eass.-Per do1eo, ls@lse.
WnYx Brsss Prime navy ti.Tr'to se-ee
Hsr.-Per too. Timothy 1900 F.; Upland PA:
=. ,..se, snnlss-i 900 go per bnsbsl
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 29.-The board of
health reported two deaths by yellow lever
yesterday
The newly elected city officials were quail
iti.d and ,ouk poss, ssicn OF their Offices to-
dav
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y. N. DUNN,
Painter. lslaxier. Whltener and
nsnper Hanger.
JOHN FUNCk,
aNSTlsl MENrA NGlARPENER

Fifth Street, between Warren 4 Brown.
VERY DESCRIPTION OF INSTRuMES rs
~ happened on the shortest notice For the accom-
mediation Of the public, he be found every Thure
day. ON Perry st., about the Post Oice with his &C
coutse lncn,s aue5-dsm
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STANDARD SKlRT
.redley's DupIex Elliptic Skirt.

VrENY fI.fNlNLt, fULUEU EA ; ILY
Y 14en ID use 10 occupy small space linz
s,ng til zoos, agreeable MKT worn: IN AL
,,,,s n, Wtsi,saie nv " G. WhDSWOKTH.
and Retail by WADSNURTH 4 CO.
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". y. d.U1yls2I.. Dru,i.,

MOUSE AID S,GN PAINTERS. GRAIN
H. ~. Paper Hangers. Glazicrs. &C.. shop
ornet Nam aad Flith sic. mch23-iiv
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-. -. RICH A HDsON, ~. -.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
fosrIcs .uspsn
Davenport National Bank.


n A REPUTABLE AND EXTENSIVE PRACTICE
OF D. years IL inst basis for claim 10 the conf
dence ~ the community, DR. " can prc.eus this
claim 10 the people Of Davenport aud vicinity and
nlso any other evidence OF proper qualification Do
sired.
Davenport July 9s. 1861 ny27-d1y,