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altw advertisements.


WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE ON
i SATURDAY, OCT. 70 I'll, on the farm OF the
late Abraham Altman, deceased, situated on
Caldwell's Run, IA miles from the city OF
Whe ceiling, the following property:
Two tiIst class Work HOHes,on year old
Gelding, one year old Filiey; or 10 hDe
MiIcn Cows (some freSh) two year old Helf-
ems good stock and y lew Chester white
Shoats; one new 2-horSe Wagon; Ploughs;
HRTrows; single and Double shovel Ploughs;
CuliivatoTs, aud large variety OF farming
implements. one champion" Cider Mil; a
number OF Bee Hives. will also sell mum
Der OF good Feather Beds, Bed Steads, Settee,
Bureau, Bookcase, one Cooking Stove and
fixtures, together with a Large variety oil
Household and Kitchen Furniture, too nu-
merOug TO mention. All Of which Will be
sold 10 the highest and best bidder
msmade known on day OF sale.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
RACHEL ALTMAN, EXct.
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senator sumner md HI. WIG.

From The Ndfiondt AheH+9t''oe'-
simultaneously with the announce
ment that Senator Sumner is travelling
through the West, delivering political
"leciure." composed, it is said, chiefly
of plaGiarized literary gems, comes also
the rumor that Mrs. Sumner, SO recent
" married, disguised and disappointed
in tindiug the God-lIke" wanting
even in the attributes OF manhood, and
indignant at the domestic tyranny to
which she was subjected, has Perma-
nently seeded, and is about to make
her residence in Europe under her own
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SpcctuLS 10 me CtilcUthutl Ou-ettc.
WASHINGTON, October 10.
AN ISSUE TO BE MADE WITH CONGRESS.
The President has given out that he
intends to make positive removal in
Secretary .Stanton's case, and send in
the name of successor, If he selects
one, as appointed Twice Stanton, re-
moved" and that he shall do this with
out regard to the Tenure of Office law,
which the Administration holds to be
unconstitutional. If this new appointee
is rejected, the President will hold that
Mr.. Stanton at any rate is out OF office,
and any attempt on the part of the lat
ter to be reinstated, Will test the consti-
nationality of the tenure of office law at
once. All Republicans here assert that
such course Will lead 10 direct and
unavoidable issue with Congress.
IMPORTANT ORDER BY GEN. MOWER.
Gen. Mower has taken measures to
stop rebel interference through the civ
il courts with those parties in his dis
trict who leased abandoned plantations
from the Government during the war,
and have since been cultivRting them.
The former owners have instituted all
sorts OF vexatious suits to invalidate
the leases and get possession of the
aiming one OF these cases, in IA special
order, dated October 8, sets aside the
proceedings of the Courts, declares
them annulled and abrogated, and di-
reefs that the leases have absolute use
and disposition of the property.
JERE BLACK on THE AMNESTY PRoCLA-
NATION.
Although Jere Black has doubtless
counselled Mr.. johnson to extreme
measures. he has pointedly expressed
the opinion in private that the late am-
nesty was issued by the President
wholly without authority, as in his
opinion since the repeal OF the 18th Sec
ton of the act of 1862, there had been
no warrant in law for such proclama-
ton.
a COINCIDENCE.
The Turkish Minister had an inter-
view with the President to-day to- pre-
sent Gen. Hennsin, OF the Turkish
army. In introducing this officer Mr..
Blacque said that proof of former
statement OF the Democratic atinities
of the two nations could be found in
the fact that Hennsin was once Cir
cassian slave, and now is at the head of
the Turkish army.
THE Ex-REBELs CoMFoRTED.
All the information received in this
city since the election from the South,
is to the effect that the rebel element
there has been mostly comforted, and
is exhibiting a more intense defiance,
and going TO work with u will, believing
1t yet quite possible to defeat Congress
sional reconstruction.
REGISTRATION IN FLORIDA.
Full returns of registration in Flori-
da give the whites 25,5 $50, and the
blacks $1,000 votes.
GEN. FITZPATRICK,
Minister to Chilli, has again rendered
his resignation of the Captaiucy he
holds in the regular army. He says in
his letter that this he has done twice
before, and the Government has taken
no notice of 1t. he now expresses an
earnest desire that it may be accepted
out of justice to Junior officers, who are
retarded in their promotion by the fact
that his name is kept on the rolls.
A SINGLE mandatory in Lynn,
L.. H. oil T-Nr q,
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Spetfal a1ptiees.

why is Dyspepsia so General: sImp-
ly because 1t is neglected or mAltreated.
Strike directly at the cause. Remove the
acrId humors which eDgender it, 1rom the
stomach and bowels, with TARRANT's EF-
FERvEscEST SELLER APERIEST. and indi-
gestIon. with all its painful concomttants, is
cured.
SOLD BY EVERY DRUGGISTS.
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DIED.

ASDERSoN-On the 18th Instant, OF In
fiAmation NJ the Lungs, Mr.. SAMUEL Z. An
DERsoS, aged 8S years.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock this
afternoon, from the residence OF his mother
in-law, Mrs. T. II. Parker, Market street,
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Wanted---A Man.

WHO IS a GOOD FARMER, AND CAN
w give satisfactory evidence that he Is
competent 10 take charge OF two hundred
acres of land, on the Ohio River, within six
OF seven miles OF this city, having 8 knowl-
edged OF stock, especially Of sheep, and is of
perfectly temperate habits can hear OF good
SITUATION by calling at this omce. A man
with wife. without children and whose vile
would take charge OF the housekeeping de-
partment "a gentleman and his wife.6einR
Vineyard on the place, and it is desirable
that the person applying might have a
knowledge OF The culture OF grapeS-this
however, Is not made a condition. None
but thorough-going intelligent man need
apply. Oc2-tf
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Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF rRIJsr
ID executed TO me by William P. Brady and
Anna N. Brady his wife, bearing date on the
md day OF February IN the year 1885 aud
now on record in the Recorders office OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed Book
front door ofthe Court House OF Ohio conn
tyi on SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY or OCroRER
next, All that certain tract or parcel OF land
lying IN the counties OF BTooke and Ohio
West Va, and on the waters OF Short creek
known As the Girty Point farm Containing
two hundred and thirty-five acres, more OF
less, and bounded as set forth and descrfbsd
IN said deed OF trust. This land Is under cult
ovation, has the usual improvements and IL
Is pInderlaid, 1t is believed, with valuable
Selling as trustee, will convey sucb titIs
rs Is vested in me by said deed OF trust
Terms OF sale, Cash, or at the option Of the
purchaser, one third in hand, and the bal
Ance IN three equal payments at six twelve
and eighteen months, with Interest nom
date. with deed OF trust TO secure The same,
s. BRADY Trustee
WHEELING, Sept IL, 1851. seSiS<td
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The Fruit House for Rent.
For Sale.

TTIHE HOW ARD IRON WORKS. WITH
i all the tools and machinery belonging TO
II, with the material on hand, and a lot OF
% feet 'front.' running from Lindsey street to
Wheeling Creek, is offered at private SaIe
until the I'D day of October, upon which
day, II not previously sold, II viii be offered
at auction. These works have all the tools
and machinery necessary for Carrying
on the business of making Gas Water
and steam Pipe, is IN good situation, and
can be bought on advantageous terms Ap-
ply to LEWIS LUSSFORD.
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For Sale.

A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH
IA full lot on Monroe street.
two story BRICK HOUSE on Chapline
street, on easy terms
oc5 1. IRWIN.
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In one ward in Milwaukee there have
been expanded Sl25,OO0 in street im-
provements.
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THERE are fifty or more agricultural
fairs now going on in New York and
the neighboring cities.
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A FURNISHED house, 10 feet front, on
Beaver street, Boston, lets for $4,000 q
year.
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WANTED-AGEST
STE WARTS AMERICAN FARMERS
HDRSE BOOK


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Heretofore issued in leather binding only,
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a Young Lady returning to her oountr,

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A SINGLE mandatory in Lynn,
Mass, has made and sold thirty thou
sand pairs of shoes for base ball players
this season.
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THE New York World has a signih-
cant article called out by theUubilation
of its friends over the elections in
Pennsylvania and Ohio. 1t warns
them that the policy OF reaction will
not conduct them back to the power
which they have lost; and reminds
them that to succeed they must again
become the party of progress. and pile
on the fuel instead ofletting down the
credit to its frankness-the great mis-
take which the party made on the slR-
very question, and says that there
could not be a more fatal blunder than
to attempt to carry back public opinion
on that subject.
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FROM RALTIMORE.
Parade of the Maryland MIIItIa---
Character and Appearance OF the
Troops---AnIeceuent OF the Officers
Nm nistnrhanea

BALTIMORE, october 10.
The much talked of parade of the
Maryland militia took place to-day.
The weather WAS very fine, and some
thing like fifty thousand people turned
out to see the soldiers. Business was
partially suspended tor several hours,
and many schools seemed to have half
holiday.
The parade was confined to the first
division of the National Guards, and
was participated in by two companies
of cavalry, three companies OF artil-
iery, fully equipped, and nine regi-
ments of infantry. None OF the COM
panies or regiments were full, and the
number OF men in line did not exceed
i 800.
Two of the regiments were dressed as
Zouaves', two in blue uniform, one in
grey pants and blue jackets, and four
in grey throughout, with black, green,
or red trimmings.
The division was commanded by Ma
jor General Bowermau, formerly OF the
regular armp. The first brigade com
mander was Brigadier General Cooper,
late OF the Confederate army. The sec
ond brigade commander was Brig. Gen.
Carr, never in the field. The Fifth Regi-
ment, made up OF Baltimore aristoCra-
cy, was commanded by Col. Herbert
late of the rebel army.
The various companies formed on or
near Broadway, between nine and ten
O'Clock, and the review took place at
the junction OF Broadway and Bald-
more streets. There was an immense
crowd in Broadway and all the ada
cent streets, but the utmost good hui
NOR prevailed. Some OF the soldiers,
while waiting on the Governors tardy
movements, went to drinking saloons,
got tipsy, and as consequence, became
noisy and quarrelsome. HALF dozen
arrests were made by the police.
The Governor was escorted to the re-
viewing stand by two regiments OF in
fantry and one company of cavalry.
He wore citizens dress. The troops
made a very creditable appearance.
The Fifth Regiment, before alluded to,
is handsomely uniformed, marched adj
mirably, and was much cheered by the
rebel SympathiZers. The Sixth and
Eighth Regiments are supposed to con-
tain a considerable proportion of Re
publicans, and they were more or less
cheered at the points where the loyal
lists had collected;
There was not so much enthusiasm
in the city as outsiders expected There
would be. A very few flags were. dis
played. The Governor was compile
mented with some waving handker-
chiefs, but was cheered at only one or
two points. He was accompanied by
his staff in new and gorgeous uni
forms.
The artillery companies did not have
out their new brass guns. The troops
marched through the principal streets
OF the city, and the review was over by
two o'clock,
Everything passed off quietly, and
no disturbance was reported up to
dark.
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A FEW QUESTIONS, Friend.

a FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your Hair so beautiful?
OIL OF Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lustreT
OIL OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hair?
OIL of Grapevine.
What removes the Dandruf?
Oil of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation Is counterfeItsdP
OIL of Grapevine.
Who are the only ProprIetorsof
OIL OF Grapevine?
LAUGHLIS, SMITH q CO.,
seplS No. 81 Main St, Wheeling.
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wnEEI1we, Sent. II. - 80
For Sale

INV q STEAM ENGIRks-oNE or
4 them formerly used Ia the steamer
h sHgEie. % horse power. with a locomotive
ooiief: Inc other a small Engine with a
cylinder boiler. Win be sold on sccomfno-
dating terms Apply to
sep6-u E.HAYEs & co.
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fnr BENT.
For Rent,

O F:NsESEY & GIFT EN- INTEND RE
y removing their Hat and Cap Store to
Main street. next door TO Pollsck's Notion
House, and offer their present room for rent
Possession given by the 18th of October
Oel SESSESET & GIFFES.
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For Rent

TINE STORE ROOMS LA IELY o,CTr-
L pied by George r Taylor a Co.. and j.
Clemens 4 Co., on Main stree :; also Gasa-
ment rooms finished. Good o. ces In second
story, and good rooms for 9th e purposes in
second and third story in good order Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses foE
sale in The Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HORNBROOK
ONCE. No llS1S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs fehS-I
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So No notice will be taken OF cornmuni
cations not accompanied by n re- Ponsible
name. The name win Ue considered CONT
DENTAL but must in all cIses accompany let
ten rs a guarantee OF good faith.
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TUESDAY M0nNING, OCr. M.
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E5- Ten lines or less make square,
MARRIAGES AND FUSERAL NOTICES, 40
ets., when under SIX lines
simple announcements oil Oealhs' StaIls.
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REGISTRATION IN FLORIDA.
Full returns of registration in Flori-
da give the whites %, 5Ss, and the
blacks $1,000 votes.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-01

THE GUN FACTORY CAsF-The opinion
delivered by Judge Trigg on yesterday, in
the case Of the United States against the
Nashville Gun Factory, was clear and
able. Whatever may be thought Of the
question az 10 whether the return of peace
iustifes a restoration Of property, and
particularly real estate, seized during the
war. no one who heard the learned Judge
could fail to apprehend clearly the dis
tinction drawn by him between the late
struggle and that between two independent
States, in the bearing Of that distinction
upon the question raised by the counsel for
the claimants in the cause, upon their mo.
ton to dismiss the proceedings.
The motion was overruled, and the case
is 10 be tried at the present term, unless
The claimants get continuance. The only
remaining question, since ;he overriding OF
the motion "a dismiss, is az to whether the
Nashville Gun Factory was purchased by
the owners with intent 10 be used in ai5iug
the rebellion
The questions Of Law la the case were
disposed Of on the motion Of the claimant;
10 dismiss the libel Of information. The
court decided in substance that real estate
vas liable 10 conGscation under the act ol
August &. 1861, and that peace did not
operate % return the property 20 th'
owners in anslogy 10 proceedings IN admi
Ialty