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Losses FavOrably Adjusted,
and Promptly Paid, at
this Agency. 81
Office, MAIN STREET, next door to N. and NJ
Bank,
WHEELING, w. VA.
West virginia, Wetzel Co. s. s

At RULES HELD IN THE CIRCUIT
n Court for said county, on the first Monday
in December, lsG6.
John K Botsford John W. Boyd and Robert
Simpson. partners under the firm name Of j. X.
Botsford & Co., u.s. Charles z. Pemberton, Henry
X. Thompson, partners under the firm name of
Pemberton & Thompson; also, Gore Thompson,
j. p Ferrel and Daniel Anderson. Attachment.
In Chanc-ry
This day came the complainants and filed
their Bill, and the defendants Charles +. PEN.
bertOn and j. J.. Ferrel not having entered their
appearance, and il appearing from an affidavit
filed in this suit, that said Pembertou and said
Ferret are not residents of this State, ii Is or.
dered, on motion Of complainants by their
attorney, that said Charles L. Pemberton and
said j. p. Ferrel appear here within one month
after the publication of this order and do what
il necessary TO protect their interests in this
suit, aud that this order be published once a
week for four weeks successively In the Wheel.
ing REGISTER o newspaper published In the city
of Wheeling, and posted at the front door OF
this Court House for like period
The object Of this suit is to set aside deed OF
trust or assignment made by said Charles 4.
Pemberton and said Henry r. Thompson on
their real estate and personal property, and sub.
ject the same to the payment Of complainants'
claim. Teste: FRIEND COX, Clerk.
GRO J.. BoYp, Sol. for Complainants.
ianl6l w4w
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 26.-The Indian dele.
CATION which left Kansas City yester-
day for Washington are the representa-.
tives Of the following tribes: POttOwat-
tonnes, Sacs, Foxes, Kaws, Shawnees
Kickapoos, Reds, Peankashuas and Kas.
kaSkias. The delegates Of the prairie
bands of PottowattOmies and Delawares
will arrive in . day or two and will fol-
low on to Washington. A portion OF
the Ottawa and Chippewa tribes have
agreed by treaty to abandon their tri.
bal organization and become citizens OF
Kansas.
After long and violent discussion
the House yesterday adopted Senate
concurrent resolution approving Gov.
ernor Fletcher's action in suppressing
outlaws in certain counties of this State
and condemning the attacks made on
him, as having q tendency to create q
spirit Of hostility to the civil authority
Nothing in the resolution, however, ID
to be construed as approving acts OF
violence committed by citizens or sol
diers upon law abiding people.
Weather turned very cold again.
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Monetary Affairs.

NEW YORK, January 70.
Affairs In Wall street to-day are
calmer. The heavy fall in stocks
brought out buyers for investment, and
rumors of failures have ceased. The
transactions in stocks for the past six
days aggregate $4,000 shares. The
market to-day is active and confident
with general advance at the closing
hour. Central and Erie are weaker
though the balance of the market is
stronger.
Closing prices-New York 101f; Erie
5Sa; Hudson 122; Reading 1929; Michi.
gan Central 104; Michigan Southern
72t; Illinois Central 1924; Pittsburg 81
Northwe stern Sc; do preferred 64t; To
ledo lO5; Rock Island SO; Fort Wayne
95a; Ohio certificates 24i; Cumberland
IS; Pacific Mail 157; Western Union Tel
egraph 453; Adams Express &C; Ameri'
can 6SaG3t; United States 65ia6G; Wells,
Fargo & Co. 70i; Merchants I'm on l3i:
National 80.
Governments quiet and steady; cOu-
pons, 81, 1G7talO7s; do '62 lO7alU7!; dc
"a 05ia105s; 10-40s 99sa995.
Money market closed easier and more
cheerful feeling prevailed. First elias:
firms readily supplied on call at 7 pei
cent. but with close scrutiny of stock
and collaterals and wide ranges exact
ed. Government bankers accommodate
at sac per cent. discount.
Nothing doing in imports at this port
this week: S3,363, $40, including s2,O52,
061 dry goods.
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Wetzel County, w. Va.

A TRULES HELD IN THE CLERKS OF.
n 6cesf the Circuit Court for said county, On
the first Monday In JANUARY, 1901
z Halstead Caldwell a. Jeremiah Postle-
chwait. In Chancery.
This day came the complainant and fled bis
Bill and the defendant not having entered his
appearance and Il appearing from an atHdavit
fled in this cause That said Jeremiah Jostie-
ohwait 10 not an inhabitant Of this State IL l.
ordered, on molten of complainant by his at
torpey that said Posuechwait appear here with.
in ono month after the Publication Of this order
and do what is necessary TO protect his interests
in this suit and that this order be Published
once . week for four weeks successfully In tho
Wheeling REdisfkR, . seEspsper rPasiished in
the city Of wheeling W " and posted st the
front door Of the Court House Of this county for
. like period
The object of this suit Ia to have . certain
contract <by which conplzfnanf ssreed to sell q
certain tract Of Land containing one hundred
acres 10 said Postiechvzitl rescinded.
yTeste: JERLKND COX, Clerk W. G. c. G.
Gko: Z. Born. Sol Tor Complainant -
tan1Sl wtw
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. "A.
BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the
scales during the past week amounted
to 993 head, against S66 last week. OF
tho receipts Az head came from Ohio,
234 over the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road; &c from Illinois, over Northern
Central railroad, and 81 from Maryland,
on foot. Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lows: Common Cattle S4a6; good S6a7;
and prime Beeves S5a9 so per 100 lbs
with some o shade better. Notwith-
standing the receipts have been rather
light for the season, the market to-day
opened rather dull, except for few top
Cattle, all of which were bought up,
after which the market became a per-
feet drag, and continued so to the close;
prices, however remained unchanged.
SHEEP-There was light supply in
market, but equal to the demand; sales
of fair to good this week at 5a6ic, and a
few extra at &c per lb gross.
HoGs-Are coming in sparingly, and
with rather brisk demand prices have
improved a shade; sales at S9a9 rs pei
100 lbs net, Us to quality. ~
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IT'S COMMERCIAL COLUMN

VIII contain the latest and most reliable marie,
reports from Wheeling and all proisin,ni Esst
ern and Western cities.
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Metropolitan Itcnis.

New YORK, Nov. H.-But few case.
for violation of the of the excise law
were before the Courts yesterday. Ii.
censes were freely applied for land
granted.
Six chiefs of the Fenian organization
left here yesterday for Havre, giving
unpronounceable names. Stephens is
supposed to be one of the number.
Mrs. Mary E. johnson obtained yes,
terday in Brooklyn damages amounting
to $3.50 against Thomas johnson fol
breach of promise.
A Virginia clergyman, arrested last
November for picking the pocket of o
lady in Brooklyn stage, has been held
and the case sent to the grand jury.
The Times Washington special says
The Ways and Means committee yester
day appointed Messrs Hooper, Allison
and Hogan sub committee to consider
the subject of whisky tax, with in
structions to report in the early part OF
next week.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
- ~ ~ = - - -
New York Market

NEW YORK, January 26.
c0rroE- Unchanged; sales Of GOO
FLOUR -Dnll, 10 lower; receipts
1857 bbls., sales 1880 bbls.; superfne
State Western 9 50a10 %, extra Western
10 5Oal1 IS, choice Is 10; shipping
brands, round hoop Ohio II eOal2 10,
trade brands u 2Oal3 80; closing dull.
WHISKY-More active; sales of 5OO
bbls. atJ3O. y f----I5- 1 y = ~
WHEAT Active and unchanged;
sales of 25, 900 bushels No. 2 Milwaukee
at 2s36, No. 8 at Q l1a2 u. '-- -
RYE-Quiet and heavy; sales Of 1900
bushels Western at l q, an outside
price. =. ~
BARLEY-Quiet; sales of Il, 500 bush.
Canada West at 12ia1 20. -.. -
CORN-Dull, 1c lower; sales of 5000
bushels mixed Western in store ut l Is
al l6.
OATS-Heavy; receipts of 2, $50 bush
els; sales Of 1900 bushels western at
6la65c.
GROCERIES Quiet and firm. "a.
LEATHER-Quiet and unchanged.
WOOL-Steady; sales of $4,000 lbs
ut 45a63c for domestic fleece; 44fa52c
for pulled g-l- .o.
PORK-Fnmsr; sales of 5000 barrels
new mess at 10 s7a20 60, closing at 20 so;
old mess ut 10 31a19 50, closing at 10 as;
prime mess, 10 5Oa20 80; also 500 bar
rels new mess at 20 so, sellers and buy
ers'. option to February and March.
BEEF-Unchanged; sales of 800 bar
rels. ,t--f' 10 THD.-
BEEF HASdS-Quiet; sales Of 2,25O
barrels ut 20 00a33 so. = -. r Fl
BACON-Quiet.
CUT MEATS-dull and unchanged;
sales of 2S0 packages. r.a-. -.
DRESSED HOGS-Frmer; western
S}aSjc. -,
LARD-Dull and heavy; sales of SOC
pounds old at 12a12a; new, l2fal3t.
BUTTER-Steady and unchanged.
CHEESE-quiet, at14al9ic.
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FROM NEW YORK.

S~ushern Relief Meeting-Sene 81
Crs.sys Pictures Asssehed-Les' By
Fire.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-At the Southern
Relief Meeting last night resolutions
were adopted that q commission CONSIST
ing of thirty men, with power to add to
their number, be appointed to raise
money and distribute supplies among
the destitute without distinction Of race
or optnion, and that the philanthropicc
women throughout the North be invited
to serve in the respons bilities and bless
ings of the work.
4 number of paintings and other
property belonging to Crosby, OF the
Opera House, have been attached here
at the suit of John w. Cox, who claims
that Crosby is indebted to him in the
sum of nearly one thousand dollars for
goods sold him.
The loss by fire at Hewitt e. Co.'S cot
ton ware house last night was $5OoOOo'
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Lyons Periodical Drops!
The Great Female Remedyfor
% irregularities.

I HAVE TESTED THESE DROPS IN Ny
own ptastics over ten years, and 20 mot hesI
tate 70 aay. that nothing has yet been dsyslope,
BY medical research that acts % powerfully Dos
ftfveiy, and harmlasaly, IN cases Of female frreg
ulartty, a. does this medicine. In al reoen
cases IL never fails. while thousands who nav,
been long sufferers. ne indebted 70 IL for ID,
Although 80 powerful and positive. the, ar,
perfectly harmless. and may be-ased at al times
except when specially forbidden In ths ,diree
They have isesn extensively employed hy ON,
nepf Physicians IN France and England. a. vel
~ IN my own practice. over ten years, and have
yet 70 bear AZ tho 6rst ins,ance Of failure. ]
could give you testimony Of their efficacy from
ladies' all over the northern md western States
10000 bottles have been soid the past year, and
hdoc and trust - many sufefers have boen
bentnted am well sSare that remsdy %
potent TO remove al ob1truefious may b used
fos bad p1rposs. bat trass that where one bot
Tie is thus used, ten may fall into the hands oi
really needy sufferers. @1fe~
To All who suffer frsE any irregulzrity; pain
ful, diiieult. excessive. ofsnsive or slstrictod
Aenstrration, Lucorrhea, or the train Of dis
Gases that Ssllov 4 would say, Try bectls Of De-
LIoSs' FEEscH PExfoDIcAL DnoFs. Being a
fuid preparation, their action ID more direct and
positive than any plIls or poyderA Rxplieit al.
rsetiens, bearing ny facsimile. accompany eseh
They may b. obtained, Of pesriy ever arus.
c. g. CLARK Z Co. New Haven ca, Gsnsr.I
A'1' ~ s'' i b fs. JON M E eflr6s y
Pie. $50 PEI BsstlA Ns. HsTsn. o
lanSd&vla @s21| - BOW i
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has ceased under the law to continue to
contract the currency ut the rate Of four
million dollars per month.
:, Governor Cummings, Of Colorado
now in Washington, opposes the admis.
sion of the territory as State at pres.
emit.
Every member of the Cabinet was
present at the meeting yesterday, and
it is understood very important busi'
ness was under discussion.
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The wechawLen Ferry Company

New YORK, Jan. 27.-The grand jury
of Hudson county, New Jersey, has made
. presentment against the Weehawken
Ferry Company, on the ground that it
only runs one boat, which being old
and rotten, endangers the lives Of pas
sengers; that sheep and hogs are turned
into the gentlemen's cabin; that the Ia
dies cabin, besides having walls COW
cred with indecent caricatures and writ.
ings, is used for smoking room, and
rain pours through the roof AZ if it were
q seive.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. GA mail agent on
the North Missouri railroad reports that
six men, passengers on the Northward
bound train, were drowned while at
tempting to cross the Missouri river
through the ice at St. Charles, Friday
morning. The ice is too heavy for the
ferry boats to run, but these men being
anxious to pursue the journey under.
took to make the passage in o small
boat, which was crushed by the ice and
all Lost
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ENG sATIsFIkD ina,

ENG sATIsRIED Fu.,
ID their patrons are prepared 10 encoura. o. =.
enterprise which has for its object the pntrr,,-.
and promotion Of the welfare Of the Shit. ~.
in this Republie, and the development ana y
ovation Of our young and promising STATE ~.
Proprietor Of the Wheeling REGlsIrR ha, :.
larged and improved this paper to meet The A.
man,ls Of increased circulation aud eruvis.
popularity, and now takes pleasure in press, ,irs
10 the people Of this State. the LaPxcss. Nsss
est and Meat Reliable Paper In We,
virgiaia.
THR REGISTER can point 10 n, n..
history As the surest and best index Of ia Ann.
course upon all questions Of National or St.,.
policy Believing that the war was ended All
It's legitimate purposes attained with the ,urrrn'
der OF the rebel armies, and the abandonmep, !,
slavery and secession by the South, the RYe,s.
TER win be the unfiinching advocate Of ali me,,
ures that tend 20 promote the national harmony
10 restore the unity Of the Government and 4
extend 20 az sections the priceless blessing, :,
an impartial Union and lasting peace. II xtI
be equally firm In its opposition to al partr,n
schemes that impose unjust and unwsranted
conditions upon the reunion Of Governnen,
that was never broken, that guarantee pert.r,.
ual ascendancy 70 one political party and u,
changing ostracism to every other, and TIA,
thwart the wishes Of every patriotic heart by
leaving our country still divided, our people
disunited. our Union unrestored. Toleratinr
the opinion Of all men, while steadfastly advc'
eating its own. despisng the proscriptive bIro,ry
Of fanaticism while firmly adhering 10 It's owl
convictions Of right and duty,
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Rxplanation.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-While it is
true that Secretary Nee ulloch is desir.
GUS of relieving the money market OF
the pressure brought on by the contrac-
ton of four millions Of greenbacks pei
month, it Is not correct, as far as can
be ascertained, that he will stop the
withdrawal Immediately. The country
will probably have developments Of
the secretary's policy in few days.
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TRAINS WILL bCN
by the following schedule on and after tne
0'h 0i A 4ccasf,SopArroN TRAM =
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Fire, Tragedy and Suicide

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.--A fire last mig ht
destroyed new brick block of six bull.
dings, owned by j. B. Jackson, of South.
adams, Mass. Loss III 900; insurance
81, 900.
A carpenter named Schraeder, living
on third avenue, attempted to shoot his
wife last night. The ball grazed her
face, not inhicting fatal injury.
Schroeder fed and has not been seen
since, and it is thought he has commit
ted suicide.
Railroads centering here are free from
snow, and trains are running as usual
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan 26.
Flour and wheat firm. Oats dull, but
prices unchanged. Cotton dull and
prices nominal, at Sic for middling
Whisky nominally unchanged. Hog:
irregular; holders ask Z 25a7 Is, but
buyers want concessions of 25c; receipts
of s,4OO., Provisions firm but quiet
mess pork, 90 90. Bulk meats un'
changed; held Mt 7ia7fc for shoulders
and 9ia9s for sides; the demand is quite
light. Lard dull, ut 12c. Bacon in de-
mand, chiefly on the spot. Clear sides
at 12ial3c. Shoulders, 15c. Groceries
unchanged.
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NEW YORK, January 26-The Hersids
Vera Cruz correspondent says: Maxi
milian's war minister arrived here on
the 18th, en- route for Europe. Inc
French, on arriving at Pedore, took
away the Austrian garrison, destroyed
the upper works, spiked all the guns
they could not remove, sacked several
stores and left for Puebla.
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY
i 100 barrels Of the Sh9han Double Distilled
in ls5s and 1850 warranted superior 10 any In
the market In store and for sale BY
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Farmers, Merchants md Cat-
tie Dealers

VIII have their interests specially consulted In
the preparation of this column, and no business
man in West Virginia should hesitate 70 ssal
himself Of its advantages.
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Fro California.

SAN Francisco, Jan, 25.-The steam
er America with passengers to New
York, via. Nicaragua, sailed today.
Flour, extra, ) 90; superfine, 5 so.
Wheat, choice shipping, IS per l0o lbs.
The New Nevada Mills produced 35,-
600 TASKS Of quicksilver in 1866.
Mining Stocks-Savage, Is 90; Crown
Point, 10 40; Yellow Jacket, Z rs; Chal-
lar, 2 "a; Imperial, l 20; Legal Tenders,
TAI.
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1nOw 9sNPm.

h .BosroN, Jan. N.--A severe snow
storm is raging in Maine. Last night
the snow fell in the woods FIVE feet in
depth. -. IMll u. - 90
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Killed.

TROY, Jan. "a young man named
Thomas F. Bailey was killed instantly
by another young man named Joel
Thompson, last night. Bailey charged
Thompson with insulting!the formers
sister, whereupon blows ensued and
Thompson shot him.
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TrIssf Sale or Land.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DZED or TECSL ~
ID Jossphus Eskis tens, dstsd Nay - . -,
oss. e We Tsas Is ssss IT, ~ ~ IN
On Friday. the sth dsJ u January, ~.
'front.' o. Z. Meponsids stsrs. q d g.s sn i
b1stsa, West vFrais yreessS ssssa 80.
ths Ind IN s.id dsed a. irust ne.tse.st 80
fanr hundred and thirty <ir sclss at,er -.
B: ko.K 4, ass 70 't.e ME go -, - -
proysaeas X nssdy ess basarsl 9er.s q 60
Land and 3 yk1nxl1e Stee1 4wMm - -
l1sd = vsn en1sssA - -
ayp f9 - bspssts q 4 EISs4S{ ~ =
frnssa Tshsn sasvsy esiH sseh tds 49,
= ss MA. is.svss, 2 ssl 4s.1c 3 III
, j i a.; $: ~. ss.a ,'ss .'
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, January &c.
Money easy at 6a7 per cent. for call
loans.
Sterling dull and heavy at 10ssal09t.
Gold steady, opening at 1af, advanc-
ing to l34s, and closing at 134i.
e. Total exports specie to-day 1855, ss3.
Government stocks without decided
change. r-.. ..,-,.--,
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Cincinnati Items,

CINCINNATI, Jan. 26.-The river has
fallen 10 inches. There is II feet
inches in the channel.
Weather cloudy. thermometer 70 deg
1t turned cold quite suddenly last
night with strong gale Of wind, and
early this morning the thermometer
was down to % deg. ~ ~
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L saisaJ fAusesysi.isisg two has4ssd s.S
thfss acres. losets@ - Ohio county. ". "
National Road, eaA sppsssinailns sssr H.
L. within one hsf al nile Of Rsnsys Point se ~.
adjoining ,is.ds viii Capt Springer % -
northwest. and ths eIA Hsnry Ben hrn 60 ~
vstioa. TSsre are one husdrsd sad any sef e
Of cleared land. ths most Of which 10 vel - -
grzss asnd from Ia stundssos Of usssf -. ~.
3 found In -svery hslij it y nssscsiIs1
grazing ef shssp e. eattie. On NE fasn ~
good hssses. 0fsnes). . isrss snA szeeIess -
. ssed stable, With sulEcSeltrso0 fes <s -
and oatbaiLipgA Al esnp5ste. ,Thsss IT,
two orchards on .shs farm. viii n afusg..
also pears, 5000 ,,snss ssd erspss I. ssus'
dance. NsItSsr & the lam vaaflns IN ihs psgs
duettsn u whsas ND esrs hsungs NJ -
and b undertake with coal easy elssosss ~
further information, call on the suleeslgG
The prefsisrs. THOMAS HLSDERs0s'
dscis-2tdkltw ssyrEs
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COAL SHAFT FOR SALE.

Df kEASON Of The DEATh OF TWO Of
ID the partners, there viii be sold,
On the 3lst day Of January, A. D. 1867,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, immediate.
ly below the city Of Steubenville, Ohio, ut pub
Lie auction, the entire Coal Works. known as the
property Of the Union Coal and Coke Co. Said
pIQperty consists Of about ten acres Of surface
k3d and eighty acres Of Stone Coal. There are
on said premises an excellent Coal Shaft, two
Coal Screens and Triples, 10 Coke Ovens, rail.
road aide track that win accommodate twenty
FIVE railroad carr; also. all tho necessary ma
chinery, fixtures and buildings for carrying on
IN extensive business In mining Coal, &c. The
Wheeling branch Of the Cleveland & Pittsburg
railroad, and the Steubenville and Indiana rail.
road pass through said premises. close by the
mouth II the Coal Shaft Said Shan n sttuate
about hundred feet from the Ohio river. from
which are railroad track shute and tipple 70 load
boats. There arc also ON said premises . good
two-story brick house, . good double dwell
ing franc house and orchard The Coal
IL Of . superior quality and used extensively in
furnaces for iron purposes. The Shaft 10 in good
working order, and Is one Of the most desirable
Shafts along the Ohio river. Persons desiring to
purchase said premises at prirats sals, would do
well to examine the same before the day Of sale.
Persons desiring further information concerning
said premises will communicate with the under
signed or with Mesxrs- Trainer 4 Martin, At
torneys, Market Street, Steubenville, Ohio, OF
enquire at the Office Of the Union Coal and Coke
Company, on the premises. sst *
Terms made known on day Of aAle-
OWNERS UNION COAL 4 COKE co. 4
Steubenville, Jan & 1867. tAns2taw ]
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TERMS.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCED

PAYABLE IN ADVANCED
Daily Register, PER y..r By nsil.....'ns
sir months, 49,
three months. ...."fn
by carrier, per week :..'...
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Weekly Register. .,pgle eegy..
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club Of tsn. ...-.......
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A FREE copy Of the Weekly 70 the {ettsrrP
. club Of Ten, and . copy Of The Trfwsskiy v
tho gettsr.up Of club Of twenty.
Remittanoes for Clubs must b msds % %.
tina, but additions msy b msds q any une
Club rstes sftcf ths Club has bses rAiss1, ~
vided full years subschptios 10 taken.
Money by DrAft, Express OF ReEtstsfsS hS
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-28

Il published every Friday. It's contents viii h
made up Of all Important nsws Of the wsst,
telegraphic reports, transactions In the Msrtse'
Agricultural Column, special correspondents.
from all parts Of the State, choice literary and
poetieai selections, and . 1Argc amount ofcss
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable y
all classes Of the community. In short, us
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 10 hs The
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