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Order Of Publication
Notice.

Order Of Publication
Notice. -
In the District Court Of ne -
States for Tie District Of Vet Ipya
Ia fhe matter Of John w. LoSgsot .
BANKRUPTCY, District Of Bed wy
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ing petition, e Il ordered that hss,nli1.syxgrL
upon The same ON the ID dzy Of DEslL1lay'Sst
4. b. 1907. before The said Court a. q ~
IA said District, az ~ O'Clock, A. 49,
notice thereof be Published IN tks 800
Daily RgefsTER a. Wheeling. NeE =, 11rss
and in the CIaTksburg Conseryd'il = e. isi
burg. West Virginia once . vS 49,, r-srsA
weeks. and that al Creditors who - r5l
their debts, and other persons In 80 3
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any they have. why Tho praJ er Of 10
tish slISHid not be granted. .u o,,E,ls
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NEW YORK. Januarr 18th. Isc..

New YORK, January nth, lsc4.
Aessrs. Geo. O. HuJbel d 90.
GentleBssa Your BiteYs having been such a
blessing in my family that I cannot refrain from
sending you this testimonial. In December Last
my wife was very sick-Confnemert-an got
sovery low that some good stimulant was abso-
lutely necessary. Itried wine but IL did NO good.
Having bottle of Golden Btters" which had
been given me by friend, thought would
would give them a trial Team truly say that
my wife gained strength and health with every
dose. In one month she was entirely well and
strong. Cheerfully do recommend them to all
ladies as gentle and strengthening stimulaut
.I Yours, &c.
.' GEO. A. J. NORMAN,
Isl West 37th street, n. Y.
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having Deen formally QelNereu w Oui oo >.
sioner, the territory remains for the present IN
caro- of a Military force, awaiting sucn civil Ut
ganizstion as shall be directed by Congress.
TIE RIGHT OF ExPATRIATIoN.
The annexation Of many small German states
m prussia and the reorganization Of that coun-
try under a new and liberal constitution, have
induced me to renew the effyrt TO obtain just
ton Concerning the claims of foreign States for
military service from their subjects naturalized
in the United States
In connection with this subject, the attention
of Congress is respectfully called TO singular
and embarrassing conflict Of laws. The Execu.
tive Department of this Government has hither
TO uniformly held as II now holds, that natural:
ization, In conformity with the Constitution and
laws of the United States, absolves the recipient
from his native allegiance. The courts OF Great
Britain hold that allegiance to the British crown
Is indefeasible, and Is not absolved by our law
of naturalization. British judges cite courts
and law authorities of the United states IN sup
port of that theory against the position heiu pS
the Executive authority oil tne onItSu o'a. '.s
This conflict perplexes the pnblic thlhu concelh'
inc the rirhts OF naturalized citizens, and I'm;
na7ra the national authority abroad. l called
attention TO this subject in my last annual mes
sage and now again respectfully appeal 10
Congress TO declare the national will unmis-
takaby upon this important question.
THE SLAVE TRADE.
The abuse of our laws by the clandestine
prosecution of the African slave-trade from
Americas ports or by American citizens has al
together ceased, and, under existing circum-
stances, DO apprehensions of its renewal is this
part of the world are entertained. Under these
circumstances il becomes q question whether
we shall not propose to Her Majesty Govern
ment suspension or discOntinuance Of the stlp'
ulations for maintaining a naval force for the
suppression of that trade.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON; December 3, 1867.
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New 80 Barrel a.
TUFpentine Still,

EXTRA HEAVY BOTTOM,
Al complete, for sale Hneh bea0r cost.
cTILLs OF AE,E SIZES BUILT
IL 10 or,ler and DISTIILERS fitted out at the
LoEest Rate. by J.B. FULLER, !.
s1z4n aSS q Dsy street. New Tork CITY.
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
Oh
THE PEOPLE

As involved ia Governmental Aluih,ll,sa
viii receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought o.
land TO tho verge Of Bankruptcy and Ea.t
Taxation already strips the clothes fram %,
backs of many people, and rObs their ohi'ilrld
bread. Additional eXtrayagtnce thr4tch' 3
reduce the richest 10 poverty, and al ihr aa''
ing classes To beggary.
In addition 10 gigantic national frauds he
taxpayers of West Virginia aru SiAeIins iieu
domestic knaves and homemade sccaBdIt'
From summit 10 base your Official ,y,'sG .
marked by corruption and fraud.
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GOLDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Cola

GOLDEN BHFTERs.-Hnbbel's Gold.
en- Bitters are rapidly gaining world wide rep.
station. Read the following:
PARIS, France, June ., 1854.
Messrs HubbelG Ob.-Gents: Ics-. say that
your Golden BitterS Is tho most wonderful medi.
cine in the world. II acts trulyin most mrac.
ulous way. Suffer- Rg with dyspepsia oftne most
painful kind, used the Golden Bftters prepared
by Messrs. Hubbel a. Co., and was cured. am
convinced that all complaints of this kind can
be cured by your Bitters. Wishing you pros.
perity and great success in the curing of all the
complaints that afflict the human frame,
am. gentlemen, yours, with respect,
CASHIER FABR1GOU.
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LEWIS BAEEh
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NEw YORK. March goth. 1s6i
"a St. Cortlandt st., MONTREAL july H. 1894

"a st. Cortlandt st., MONTREAL July IL, 1864
MeSsrs DerinS d BOlton--G Gentlemen: For
the last eleven months have been suffering al
most daily from severe attacks of Dyspepsia;
so much so that could with difficulty retain a
meal In my stomach more than twenty minutes
At night experienced great burning in or
about the heart; general depression of spirits,
attended with frequent headache, dizziness or
dimness of sight l tried various cathartic
compounds and stomach Preparations, without
being afforded any effectuM relief, till used
four bottles of HuJJers Golden Bitters, since
which period have not been troubled with
single one Of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bitters have afforded me, feel
it my duty to express publicly my grateful
thanks. .s...s GEO. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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FOR NON-RETENTION or INCON-
THENCE Of Urine, Irritation, Inflammation,
or liberation of the Bladder, or Kidneys, Dis.
cases OF the Prostrate Glands Stone in the Blad
der, Calculus, Gravel or Brick Dust Deposits,
and all Diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys, and
DrOpscal Swellngs, use -.
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
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National Insurance Company

National Insurance Company
WHEELING. WEST VA.
flee &c Monroe street, next door to First Ma
tiORal Bank.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE. WHEAT, President.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP secretary.
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent, for West Va.
and Maryland.
DIRECTORS:
John T. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas. g. Orr, Saml Harper,
john 4. Armstrong, James Mckinney,
\. C!Quarrier. Morgan x Otte
George Adams.
REFERENCES
ES. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling: List, Morrison 81 Co., Wholesale
Grocers Wheeling; Pryor, Handlan & Co,
Wholesale Groecrs, Wheeling; Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan 81
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe,
Kraft & Co., Druggists Wheeling; Geo. w.
Franzheim & CO., Wholesale Wines and Liquors,
Wheeling; Winship, Woods & Co., Queenswsre,
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. REGISTER, Wheel.
ing; 4. C.McAfee, Notisns Wheeling; Camp.
bell Frew & Co, Pubs. h.tetligencer Wheeling;
OFT, Son g. Co., Hardware, Wheeling; j. L.
Sands, Cashier First National Bank, Fairmont;
L. i. Camden, Pces't Nat. Ex. Bank, Weston,
w. Va. Capt. John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling.
maV3
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Petroleo-C Calcium Gas,

NNE y0E THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
" prOvements of the age IS the process OF man.
ufacturing gas by the PetrOIe0-Calcium Gas
Company, of Wheeling, West Virginia, upon
patents of DIR. j. III. Connolly, from an almost
yalueless product of Petroleum Oil frssidutnnD
in combination with iime, OF lime AID coal so
simple that two thousand feet Of Gas may be
made by any farm hand or stable boy Of ordinary
intelligence in three hours. 1t has been thor.
Oughly tested upon such scale, at the Mcclure
House in Wheeling and ut the country residence
OF Mr.. j.. 7. Gilchrist, near the same city, ~ 10
fix the certainty Of its afOrding entirely salts.
factory results in the production Of small and
large quantities Of Gas, and can be with great
economy applied 70 FriUde Resdenees, Semi-l
Tldries Hotsts Factories and Cites. II II superior
70 any Gas now in use, not only as 10 the safety,
simplicity, practicabilty and great cheapness Of
manufacture, but for its supeiioT brillisncy soft
influence upon the sight, and freedom from the
sulpburous doors common to Gas.
These facts the officers of the company will
take pleasure IN demonstrating 10 those desiring
70 adopt or interest themselves in IL. The com
pany will sell rights 10 manufacture In Towns
Counties, Districts or States, and direct atten.
ton 10 the following .ua 70 .saaasI
TESTIMONIALS:
~ WHEELING, W. VA, August 6, IsG7.
To The PreideHt of he PeiroLeo- Calcium GU Co:
SIR-We have Thoroughly and carefully In
vestigated the construction and workings Of the
apparatus for manufacturing Cas- according TO
your cOmpany's patents, and the combinations
OF materials used, as now working upon the
Mcclure House ia this city, and country resi-.
dence of. y. Gilchrist Esq, near this city. For
simplicity, durability, economy and safety, we
consider IL superiOrtO any other method Of man
ufacturing Gas THAT we arc acquainted with.
We chserfnlly recommend its adoption by all
Gas consumers.
Very Respectfully,
49,. A. j. SWEENEY,
Mayor of WhseltHS.
W. W. MILLER &Co.,
Union FOBRdTy aud Engine Works.
VIZ HAZE,
Plnnber AID Gns FitteT.
VIZ. GOODWIN A. 20,
PToyTtesoTy KeLuys Hour.
Wa A. TURSEK
JelceLer and Watch IaEey.
SWEENEY Co,
.. HaekiEists and Engine Builder.
WIZ. d. TERRY,
General X. r. Ticket Agent.
. LoCIs GAUas,
PropriSt0r McLt0s H0tlss Sdiooa.
REILLY, BARNES & HoBBS,
1BpsIosTs.
Ann refer by special perniasion 70
jas. n CHRISTI Esq
Pitts5Ere, Pa, formerly Tseaslrrer City GaiC1.
5. II. GOLDIHARP, Esq.,
Gds Engineer, P;tsbvry, Pa.
PEfRoLEo.cALCIUMGAs co,
aug13eowly Wheeling. W. Va
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IMMENSE REDUCTION
Prices of Clothing,
Al
M. GUTMAN e. CO.'S.
TIE RIGHT OF ExpATRIATIoN

having been formally delivered to our Commits
sioner, the territory remains for the present IN
caro- of a military force. awaiting such civil or
oanizstion rs shall be directed by Congress.
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fl,NIs COMPANY HAVING Or.
i CANNED in April, 1854, i'll conjunction
with the we'll known firm of GAEHLE & Co,
as Joint Stock Company, exclusively Of prac-
teal Piano Makers who have held prominent
positions in some Of the best establishments in
this country and Europe.
This Company claims that their Pianos cOIu-
bine ali the excelleucies OF oil the
Latest improvements;
And it will be apparent to all, that Naen who's.
skill ard abilities have been approved by thI
best manufacturers, will not be less successful
when their own interest aud reputation are 10
volved. AS A testimony to the above they were
awarded the first premium over all competitors
by the judges of the late exhibition, held at the
Maryland Institute, OF Baltimore, Md, in Octo.
Der. lS65.
These Instruments being sufficiently intro.
daced in this city, ant having proved equal. il
not superior to any heretofore known. Those in
want of tirstclass Piano, manufactured with
the greatest care aud of the best material will
save dealers commission, which only makes
Pianos moro costly, but by no means more val.
liable, by sending orders directly to the Factory,
as above directed, or by applying at Prof HER
NAN KRYTER'S, No l63 Market Street for
further Indignation. A guarantee for FIVE years
is given as regards durability of construction of
every instrument, and will he kept in tune for
one year free of charge.
Old Pianos taken in exchange. feb2i
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TIE NAVY.

and fifty.five patents and designs were issued
during the year ending September 80, 1867, and
M that date the balance in the Treasury to the
credit of the Patent fund was S2s6,6O7.
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TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS,

No arrangement has as yet been reached for
the settlement of our claims for British dCprc.
datiO1ia upon the commerce of the United
States Ihave felt it my dutyto decline the
proposition of arbitration made by Her Maies.
tvs Government, because 1t has hitherto been
aceompaned by reservations and limitations
incompatible with the rights, interest, and hon
or of our country. 1t is not TO be apPrebended
that Great Britain will persist in her refusal to
satisfy these Just and reasonable claims, which
involve the sacred principle Of nOn.interven.
tion--a principle henceforth not more import.
ant 10 the United States than to al other com.
merclal nations.
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twill hardly be necessary to call the attention
Of Congress 70 the subject Of providing for the
payment to Russia of the sum stipulated In the
treaty for the eession of Alaska. Possession
New-York tribune., 1867-09-24
THE CROPS IN GREAT BRITiIN.

The frst harvest days, in the first part of
August, opened with heavy and frequent rains,
followed by gloomy weather. when much grain
was laid rs flat as if rolled. In some districts
this was followed by rust, and the next step in
disaster would have been sprouting, but, for
tunately, fair weather succeeded, accompanied
by n dry easterly wind, which raised large
breadth of fallen grain. Cutting had COM
menced with oats in Surrey as early as the
middle of July, but reaplng was not general
till a month later. After August Sth the weather
was remarkably fine the grain ripened rapidly,
and the ingathering closely followed reaping.
When such n practice shall become general in
our country the difference in the aggregate of
grain of first quality will amount to millions of
bushels. On the lowands of Lincoln and in the
Cambridge and Peterborough fens, IA good deal
of grain was standing 80 late as September |.
In Scotland the harvest is at least five weeks
later than in the southern shires of England,
and grain was twisted and laid, which
condition, combined with the shortening days
of that high latitude, is likely to delay their
final harvest into October.
Generally, the wheat crop is more varied than
in any recent year. On the red mari, proba-
DIg W tHc Itu slitiS VI NcN-ociScy,
which has been considered highly favorable for
wheat, and which is included in the counties
of Northampton, Leicester, Worcester, and Lin
coin, there is deficiency of plants, but this,
to some extent, is overbalanced by unusually
long ears and closely set grain.
The bulkiest crop is said to be in East Kent
and South Essex. On the alluval and drift
soil of the valley of the Thames, the yield Of
straw is sufficient for more than 80 bushels to
the acre. One farm in West Worcestershire of
900 acres is mentioned which will exceed 40
bushels to the acre. Generally on light, chalk
gravel, sandy loan soils, the wheat is above
the average; while on some of the heavy and
hitherto best producing soils it is under the
average. Rust was uncommOnly widespread,
and in some few cases rendered the crop almost
valueless, and from this cause it is estimated
that the whole wheat crop is not quite up to
an average. This rust is recognized by red
dust on the straw, which prevents free circu-
lation Of the sap and arrests the full develop
ment of the seeds.
This year. so characterized by wet weather
and by cold, the superior crops on drained
clays are most noticeable, while everywhere
similar soils when undrained have produced
poor crops. In many instances the difference Is
as much as 16 bushels to the acre. Our farmers
having heavy clay soils. particularly with hard
New-York tribune., 1867-09-24
rD,prxr TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1ss7-wITH SUPPLEMENT-

nan next to the surface, should not faii 10
consider this statement. However, we DO not
so much want to know it, as we want capitai
and time.
Barley is remarkably good Oats the same,
Beans have greatly improved, Peas are def
c,ent. Potatoes an average, Mangods are inn
proving. and Turnips generally are likely to
be an average. A larger yield and better
quality of hay never was secured IN England
Feed in pastures is so abundant that there
is complaint of a want OF heart, winch Is
common everywhere with rapidly growing
grass. Lambs have done very well, and prices
have fallen remarkably. AS conclusion, 1t is
confidently estimated that, on the whole, there
is a full average of the agricultural productions
which directly or indirectly contribute 10 the
sunnlY Of human food.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-24

ore sure the citizens of Troy would very soon
take the necessary amount. If the Society Is
not responsible, it does not deserve to succeed
And whether responsible or not, the thinly dis-
puised lottery dodge of gift concert is DIS
Gracefully immoral to say the least. we nave
not said that this particular one of bad lot OF
g opternrisesr is swindle; but if it does not
,,rove 70 be SO. it will be rare exception to the
,rlo Mr.. Albertson refers us, in general terms,
to any prominent citizen OF Troy 1or 'es.inionS
as to his standing; but as we nave hoI qaeS-
toned that there is no necessity ior ihves.sa-
tiou. He may be very angel of perfection,
but all the good name in the world cannot
wbitewash lottery gambling, which this glft
project undoubtedly is.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-24

Senator Thayer of Nebraska has made q
rather sensational speech at Cincinnati about
Andrew Johnson and his purposes and declares
in the most solemn manner that he has posi-
tive knowledge of the Presidents intention to
forciby resist the authority of Congress. We
have no fears. Blind as Mr.. johnson is, he
can hardly be ignorant that in such conflict
he would have TO stand up not against Con-
gresS, nor against even the army, but against
the whole loyal coantry. The people would
rise as one man and hurl him to destruction.
If he is prepared to withstand the entire
North with the aid of Maryland militia, he is
more of fool even than knave.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-24

A few DAYS ago we mentioned the fact that
n prize concert affair had been started in Troy,
professedly in the interest of the Father Mat
thew Total Abstinence Parent Benevolent So
ciety No. I, and took occasion to remark that
there were objections to these gift concerts on
the score of their gambling character. We are
now favored with a long note, signed John p
Albertson, jr, who complains that we have
done the Temperance cause, and especially
himself, great injusticc that the gifts of which
the prospectus boasts are bona .tde, and-to
sum up in the vernacular-everything is on the
square The writer AYERS that the Society with
the long name has done much good, which we
hope is true that it proposes to do much more,
which we also hope is true; that it wants a
Hall, and TO raise funds they offer this presenta-
ton scheme That is just the weak point If
the Society is as excellent and responsible as
Albertson represents, it has only to offer its
books for substitution to a building fund; we
New-York tribune., 1867-09-24
THE MONDAY PRAYER-MEETING ANNIVERSARY
..o:.-al III IL ol


During the religious revival which succeeded
the great financial crisis Of Is561s57 man, employed as
city missionary by the ConsistOry Of the "Od North
Dutch Church." in Fultonst accustomed daily tore
tire to that church to engage in prayer Day after day.
and many times day, this man his knees. One
day occurred TO him that in this excitement an
hour OF prayer from IL 10 O'clock daily might be bene
hcia TO business Arrangements made crcu.
lars Of invitation were distributed and at the
M OF September 1887 the doors OF the third story lecture
room in the ConsistOry Building, adjoining the North
faithful pous man had originated the plan sat alone
waiting for 10 come, and finally the call
tended by single auditor But from tins modest begin
the growth of the daily meetings astODshmgly
rapid, and on the Sth day OF October the meeting
moved down TO the more cOmm0dious Middle Lecture
Here people continued 10 flock; business men,
workn gmen clerks mechanics porters, gathered In TO
give hour few minutes Of their business day TO the
worship of God The intention OF the meetings was full
filled. the hundreds OF daily attendants Increased to
thousands and became necessary TO open the body OF
the church TO accommodate the congregation. Many
women, the wives mothers and daughters OF the down
town radesmen began also 10 attend. Strangers from
a distance attended these meetings. and afterward
similar prayermeengs at their places, while several
other daily prayer meetings esvdbseed In different
parts OF city Yesterday the tenth anniversary
OF that hrst little gathering In third-stOry From
that day to this the meetings have been maintained
hour for the commencement Of the exercises the church
was filled to It's fullest capacity and before 2t o'clock
hundreds had gone away unable TO obtain standing
room The Rev Dr Duryea, Junior pastor OF the North
Dutch Church. conducted the exercises which did not
differ materially from those OF ordinary occasion
New-York tribune., 1867-09-24

The ravages of yellow fever in Texas are
frightful. Not only the chief cities, but the
small hamlets in the central and southern por-
tons of the State, have been visited. A private
letter from Houston mentions several villages
that have been almost depopuated, and our
exchanges, though evidently making the record
as light as possible, give fearfully long lists
of deaths. In Galveston, up to the 14th inst,
there had been 1854 deaths in population OF
about twenty-five thousand. There must be
painful suffering there and elsewhere that de-
mands renewed excrtions on the part of citi-
zens in sections free from such Affections.