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WEST VIRGINIA,

Ohio County Circuit Court, November I'd,
ls66.
Thomas Thornburg against the Hcmp1isla
railroad Go. In Chancery.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID in the above entitled cause BY the Circuit
Court for Ohio countyon the I'd day Of Novem.
Der. lsG6, l shall proceed To sell at public sale at
the front door of the Court House Of Ohio ooun.
ty. On SATURDAY,. the I'd day Of February, a. ID.
ls6I, to the highest and best bidder, the property
in the decree mentioned but more fully described
in deed bearing date 10th August, 1866, to-wit
Two parcels OF land in Ohio county, situated on
the line Of the Hempheld railroad, and bounded
respectively IA follows, viz:
The first tract commonly called the Bridge
Lot, and situated in Triadelphia township in
said county and bounded as follows: Beginning
ut old abutment OF 1irst stone bridge east Of the
Borough of Triadelphia; thence with National
road, South, IS degrees; west TO post in J. ID
Fosters NOW Fred Sligerl old line, s4lU
poles: thence with Fosters old line, south, q
degrees; east II poles to Elm crossing railroad
nj 4 pOlesl; thence north IS degrees; east II
poles to stone at first trusse. bridge on railroad
east Of Triadelphis thence north 81 degrees;
west 6 $1,000 poles; crossing east abutment OF
said trussel bridge TO place Of beginning; con
tanning seventy. nine perehes ard forty.fouI
hnndrcths equal to 4 acre less is Of a perch);
and the Other tract now occupied by the said
party Of the second part for o road way, begiu
ming at the east end Of the nrst trusscl bridge
on the line Of said railroad east OF Triadelphia
thence north e6 degrees; east l3 poles; thence
north SLY degrees; east, II poles; thence north
69i degrees; east II poles; aud thence north g.
degrees; east &c poles; and Of the uniform width
Of four poles; containing four acres, three rood
aud twenty.four perches.
Terms oF SALK.-Ten per centum Of the pur'
chase money to DO paid in hand and the residue
with interest from the day VI sale in three equal
instalments, PAYABLE, respectively, in six, twelve
and eighteen months from that day, the pur
chaser or purchasers giving bond with good Sc
curity for the deferred iDstalments and the title
being retained as n further security until pay.
ments IN fun, rsserving, nevertheless, 70 the
purchaser Tor each of them il there be more
than one) the right to pay in hand the whole
amount bid by him or any portion thereof great
er than ten per cent.
THOS. ]. CAMPBELL.
jan5dlt&w4w Sheriff Of Ohio county.
The sale in the above case is postponed until
the 5th day Of March, 1867, commencing At 10
O'Clock A.. N. THOMAS. j.. CAMPBELL,
Wheeling, W. Va, Feb. Cd. 1861. so. C.
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To Joshua l.. StuTfn.

VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT L
. J. shall, on. the twelfth Qsth) day of March:
that day, at the office of +. Smith, in the town OF
Fairmont. in the county Of Marion, and State OF
West Virginia, proceed to take the dispositions
Of John Boumage and Others, to be read
as evidence at the hearing Of a Chancery
Court OF said county, : In which / am
complainant and you and John Sturm are de-
PENDANTS, and if from any cause the taking OF the
said dispositions be not commenced, or II oom'
menced be not concluded on said day, the taking
of the same will be continued from day to day, at
the same place, and between the same hours,
until completed.
Given under my hand this the 9Th day Of Feb
ruary, 1867. RACHE
fnbn.onwlt
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BACON.
The Truth about Dyspepsia.

Whoever says that dyspepsia IL incurable,
tells that is to say. makes An egregious mis-.
take. More than ten thousand aggravated cases
have been cured by H0STETTERS STOMACH
BTTTERS, while tho number that have been
prevented from coming to = head, by the same
means. 10 incalculable. In Winter and early
Spring. the appetite Is sometimes too Wig.
orous FOR the comfort and safety Of the stomach,
indigestion 10 most prevalent and most distress.
ing. Il the appetite to be baked to sccommo
date the digestive orgxnsi Not 90; for then the
rame would lack its due proportion Of R~triment.
The thing 70 be done 10 to STRENGTHEN THE sTon-
AcH. tone the liver, and put the bowels in Per
rapidly, 90 quietly, 20 pleasantly. ~ HOSTEL.
TERS BIfTRRS- This potent preparation
trims and balances the system. and clothes IL,
- IL were, with defensive armor. Chronic dys-
pepsia, liver complaint, and fever and ague are
never known TO attack those who - wise
enongh to invoke the aid Of this great prevent
i've.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.


NEW YORK, Feb. Is.
COTTON-very firm and active; sales
| $500 bales at 80 for uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts, 23O9 bbls; market
dull and f0a15cslowar; sala 6l00 bbls at
8 sOa1O 90 for superfne state and west
ern; 10 O0a11 90 for extra western; IL 10
ali 20 for choice; 10 S5a11 IS for ship
piSgbrandsrprpS hoop Ohio, and ~ 30
ff1f tfade bfaAdsy the ntafkst eadsing
dull.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady; no re-
ee %PHREzAnfaaMarLetf ass&efioS lower; sales
1000 bu white California at 3 Is, and
1000 bu good No. 2 Milwaukee at 2 %;
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-In fair request; sales20, oOO
bu at | la for Canada West free; "a
kfpr Bay Qninte, and l. Ii, for fopf, rowed
tststS; no reesipts. CGJlU LAiI -
CORN-Market 1c better in store,
and steady afoat; sales $1,000 bushels
at l O9}al 10 for mixed western In store,
l 1Oi for do aloat. -.
OATS-Lower; sales $1,000 bushels az
&5{a6A fax-westerp, and . gtorASIate
g ES2SrFHastes
SUGAR-Steady; sales $50 hhds. Cuba
at 1Oia11, and 200 boxes Havana at Lot.
MOLASSES-DnllTiir
PETROLEUM-Dull; 1sa22 for crude,
and 27a30 for refined in bond.
HOPS-Quiet and steady.
Rgly GeEyes94 tPssttlsd;
sales Of 300 65B at sO25d0 81 for new
mess, closing at 20 IS for western; ~ 62
for old mess, closing At 10 62 regulaEi
l662sl7 p9t Ifor priFls, and - 0oal9 %
for pfishd ntsssj l Also Y, PSI bbls new
mess ut 20 62a2O 81 sellers option FOR
March and April. ~ ..H A
BEEF-Firm; sales of 500 bbls at IL 90
ala OO for new plain mess, and IL O0a
20 90 for new extra mess. Z,
BEEF HAMS-Firm; sales Of H5 bbls
TfERCE BEEF-Ih demand sta ooa
SO so for prime mess, and IS Na36 50 for
India mess. ~
BACON-Quiet; Ssales of 800 boxes
at 1O4a1Otc for Cumberland cut, and
l1sc for short ribbed. '>EllD4LI
iLCUT. MEATS-Steady; sales aofl 43O
packages at 9tal0c for shoulders. IL Co.
DRESSED H~OGS-9ia9s for Western,
and 10ta10ic for city. .
LhRDLRatftef more active; sales Of
l,25S p6tmds AZ tlalssc f6r old and l2ta
12sc' for new.
BUTTER-Dull and heavy at 15a2sc
for Ohio.
CHEESE-Dull at 15a2Oo.
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Trust Sale Of n Valuable Acad.
envy Building.

RY VIRTUE OF DIED OF TRUST FROM
I'D Josiah Atkinson. President Of thn Poard
Of Trustees Of the West Liberty ACADEMY. ts
me. dated December eth. lsso. nov on record.
book n. page 80, In the Recorders ofBct. Ohio
county, West Virginia, I shall, on the 18th day
Of February, lsS'. at the front door Of the Aead.
s~netiOn. TO the highest and best bsdder
for sash, the land and baildines and
personal property in said deed Of trust
nentoned. being one aers and elevs. perehes
- Anc WITH the kuilding thereon, s0r50
settees, black boards. q cabinet Of mineraE and 4
library Of one hundred -
SeihnE a. Trustee, / VII only convey such
titie A. IL vested in me, which, however e h..
heyed 10 be good VIM McKISIEy
January ID, is57Ia Trns..e
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GRAPE VINES,

T HAVE A FINE STOCK OF CATAwBA,
i Delaware, Ives Seeding. Norton's Virginia,
Concord Iona, and all the valuable varieties in
the market Also, Fruit Trees. Evergreens
Roses, Berry Plants &c, &C., for sale Order.
promptly attended to.
EDWARD TAYLOR
covedale Nurcries, Cleveland. Ohio.
Rsfer 70 Jos Seybod, Esq. A. McSwords
Esa, G. Hess Francis Bruecfner, Foreman d
Nooreis Vineyard on Zanc's Island.
{ na2dlttvatkwst E@
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-E>eei.iea is she Court 81 CIainas-Ths
Ioui.iapa BiH-The Blame Amend.
ment-A Fniiure-Iudian Commits
.ioners-Ftncd-Mr. Y Sick
e o. Cnueus-The TatiG Rul-1TlEa
WASHINGTON, Feb. I5.-The Herald's
Washington special says. The deci-
sion of the Court of Claims ut Wash.
ington in the case of the allow ance fol
servants for officers of the army, from
the LIST of May, 1854, tothe Sd Of March,
1866, entities each officer who served
during that period to $40 extra for each
servant, being the difference betweel
81 and GIG, the amount paid and ting
amount which should have been paid. :
The Times special says: Nj. Sum
ner will offer one or more amendments
to the Louisiana bill, which may give
rise to a debate. .,,
Mr.. Fessenden will insist ON incOrpOra-
ting the Blanc amendment into the
House bill establishing a Military Gov
eminent in the South, and there is . fair
prospect of its adoption by the Senate.
= The Northern Pacific railroad scheme
has failed for the present. The com
mittee to whom it was referred declined
to act this session. ~
1t is probable that the President, in
ease the Senate rejects the nominatiol
of Mr., Bogy, will send in the name b
Gen. VIM. Webb, of Wisconsin, Is Com
missioner of Indian Affairs.
Mr.. Beverage, who assaulted Dir.
Pauter, correspondent Of the Philadel-
phia Enquirer, i'll the Capitol last win
ter, was sentenced by Judge Fisher to
a n fine of one hundred and fifty dol
lars. Beveridge pleaded guilty, and
asked the Court to be lenient in the i'll
Fiction of the penalty.
The Tribune's special says: Mr. Ste
vens was unable to leave his house to-
day on account of sickness, brought on
by the fatigue and excitement resulting
from his speech in the House yesterday.
He tainted in his library this morning,
and was carried to his bed, and has been
unable to see any visitors since. lie Is
somewhat better this evening.
Several leading Republicans, members
of Congress. and others, among whom
were Messrs. Raymond, Bingham. Hub
bel. auckland and Delano, held n pro-
tracted caucus last night in this city,
for the purpose of as%certaining whether
u ColupIOulSe luiSht hot 10 ySo
between the President and Congress.
There seems to be little doubt that the
President is willing to agree upon a
plan for the purpose of accommodating
the views of a majority of Congress,
provided they would meet him half way,
but it appears there is nobody that can
speak for the majority, hence the diff
Guilty in bringing about the proposed
arrangement.
Mr.. Morrill,, Chairman of the Ways
and Means committee, being called
home by the illness of his mother, his
absence will seriously interfere
with the progress OF the tariff
bill in the committee, rs nearly all the
members have left that important meas
ure to his guidance. They will go on
with it, however, with the view of get
ting it before the house as speedily as
possible.
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SAMUEL P.aC WHEELER,
TTORNEY, COLLECTOR OF

| n PENSIONS, Soidiers' Claims, anfCertined
| Accounts. AL Officers, Soldiers or Seanien dis
! abled in the service Of the United Statcs; are en-
titled TO Pensions for life, and in cAseuit their
death, their widow, orphan children, mother or
sister of any snch oftosr, soldier or 'seamen. 10
entitled to . pension, and also the bounty Of ono
hundred dollars, and all back pay due. Ny Tee
in each case b FIVE DOLLARS, II the claim
for pension Is collected and NO CHANGE in
case of failure. a. 81.
GCeftided accounts collected on the most tcas-
lonable terms. con Lug brfr.sl. -.
Office, No. $50 Fourth Street, near tho Court
| House. Wheeling, Va -i"r Jst = - sepse Q
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, Feb. IA tenement
house at the corner Of Central Avenue
and Melanton streets, containing o
dozen families, was destroyed fire this
morning. One woman was burned to
death. Loss not a~scertained.
Hanson Bumbardner was hung in
Marietta. Ohio, to-day. fol. the murder Of
John I. Eubank in September last.
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State OF West Virginia,

Ohio CoSnty Circuit Court, January RIlss,
1867.
Lewis Lunsford 20. Robert wray and George
Erdner. In Chancery.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE.
i COVER Of the defendants the sum Of 500
with interest thereon, from Sept. Ith, 1850.
and tsU with interest thereon from January, ID,
lsS, until payment and 4 decree for the salo OF
the tract Of land in the bill described.
And IL appearing from an affidavit fled in the
eausr that the defendants arc rot residents
Of this State, on the motion Of the plaintiff
ii is ordered that they appear here within one
month after the due publication and posting
Of this order and attend to their interest in this
suit. MICHAEL J.. BREINIG.
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL J.BRETS[G.
HOLIDAY, for Compliments. CNrt.
fbi 1t awtw
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.suiYALENrIA; IRKLANP, Feb. 15-s45 p,
M.-The telegraph wires ceased working
between valentia and iKiHsrny;a at. hal
past seven last night, and are still
down. Two long dispatches which
were sent througb the cable to-day were
received by mail from Killarny. 3.
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH OFFICE, HEARTS
CONTENT, Feb. 15-9P M.-No further
particulars of the trouble in Ireland has
been received from Talentia. : t4f
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

IA published every Friday. II. content. al :
made up Of all impnriaut b'H- 81 The S"i
telegraphic reports. transactions IN tho NAIL''
Editorials upon subie"ts Of general intt'r Z"
Agricultural Column. special onfu'poU'oI .
from all parts VI the State, choice Ntsrh' at'
p~oetioaI selections, and = large amount Of ,M'
fully prepared miscellaneous reading snitA''' -
all classes Of the community. In short ~
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue t"b' i"
bet Family Ne,r7Dapsr 'rNr pub'"i"d q" ''
stdts.
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The Military government Biii-Con-
traction OF Greenbacks-Testimony
iiissing-Mnry Harris Sent TO In.
same Asylum.

New YORK, Feb. 15.-The Tribmne's
special says The Senate will pass the
military government bill before Wednes-
day next. The vote in the Senate to-
day showed that there is strength
enough to pass the Niagara bill,
and it will he put on its passage this
week.
The bill to prevent the further con-
traction of grecnbacks does not stand
any chance of passing during this ses-
sion.
A large quantity of the most Import
ant testimony i'll the alleged frauds il
the New York custom house, implicat'
ing certain high officials, is missing.
Mary Harris, who sho: her seducer
Burrows, in the Treasury building two
years ago, has just been admitted Il
the Insane Asylum.
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Fcuian Hem.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The Fenian
General Gleeson says the vessels report.
ed TO have arrived in Ireland were dis.
patched from New York; also that Ste.
phens is in Ireland at the head of three
hundred officers, all known to have
left here.
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Chicago Market.

| Chicago MaFEet'
CHICAGO, Feb. L..
/ Flour dull; and 5alOc lower. Wheat
dull, and part nominal; l a3a1 "a for No.
2. Corn, soc offered, Sic asked. Oats
dull at 39t. Mess pork dull and nomi-
nal at la Stalls IS. Lard neglected and
nominal at HALT. Dressed hogs dull
at I 30. Live Hogs steady.
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The State OF West virginia.

To Ne sherry Of Marion County, Greeting:
YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO
Il summon the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company to appear before the Judge Of our Cir.
cult Court for the County Of Marion, at the
Clerks office Of said Court, at Rules to be held
therein on the first Monday in November, 1866,
to answer William b. Conway, Of q plea Of
trespass on the case. Damages 5000 dollars.
And have then and there this writ. Witness
Robert B. Lott, Clerk Of our said Court; at the
Courthouse aforesaid, the 2ad day Of October,
1866, and 4th year Of the State.
A copy. Teste: r. II. LOTT, Clerk.
X. Il. LOTT.
WILSON 4 SMITH, p, q. febe-oav-a.
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rbe River nj Piu.burp,

PITTsBURS, Feb. II, Noon.-River p
feet by Monongahela pier marks, and
rising at the rate of six inches per hour,
The rise is principally from the ALE
ghany. Weather cloudy and mild.
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atNs9dmsntss inel2deRh
sndadiiEa 1ith Tifsinih sfte'

Tho reconstruction bill was taken up
and read.
Mr.. johnson submitted a an amend
ment the Blaine amendment defeated in
the House.
Mr.. Stewart argued in favor of the
amendment.
Mr.. Wilson moved to amend the
Blaine amendment so as to add to what
Southern States must do before being
entitled to representation the following
And have provided by the cOnstitu-
ton and laws that all citizens Of the
tVmtedsStaaesyanah eapshyIpossesi the
Esik6t3 I'd Jpursne, hi laFfd s~fvocations
lanaLbusinsss Ind fscsiys ths eqia ben
efts of public schools and Nave equal
| rights of citizens of the United States.
He should vote for this bill, with
or without the amendment.
Mr.. Howard objected to Mr.. Blaine's
amendment because it recognized the
validity of the State governments OF
the rebel States.
Mr.. Williams expressed the hope that
no amendment would be adopted. u
Mr.. Stewart again deprecated militia
Try governments Mt the South without
such IN samepdment ytO the bill rs that
now before the Senate.
Mr.. Morrill, advocated the bill with N
without the amendment.
Mr.. Henderson advocated universal
suffrage.
Mr.. Yates spoke in favor of the bill.
After further debate Mr.. Williams
moYedto take q recess, which was done.
7HitG III, HOUSE. N Mini
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, of Ohio, the
Secretary of State was directed to in
form the House what States now repre-
scented in the House have ratified the
constitutional amendment, in addition
to those communicated in his report. of
February 5th. o.
Several private bills were passed. 'n
The House proceeded to the consider
alton of the bounty bill.
Mr.. Schenck explained its provisions.
1t was the same, he said, Us that passed
by the House last session, but not acted
on by the Senate, with two differences,
one providing for cases of Last dis
charges, and one made necessary allow
ances of additional bounty ! made under
act of July 25th. After a debate and an
amendment, the bill passed.
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West Virginia, s. S.
At rules held in the Clerks office Of tie
Circuit Court Of Marion County, on the
frstLMonddy is FEBRUARY, lS67J
Rachel Cunningham, Complainant,

Joshua L. Sturm, ct al, Defendants.
urpONAN AMENDED AND AN ORIGINAL
u BILL IN CHANCERY, to ~irecover OF the
defendant, Joshua l.. Sturm, five hundred and
twenty dollars, $500 with interest and to at.
jtafh his real estate In the said county q Marion
for the payment or said sum- And Happearins
from an afidavit filed with the papers OF the
cause, that the said Joshua L. Sturm is not a res.
ident of this State, it is ordered that he do ap'
pear here within one menth after due publica,
ton of this order for fOur successive weeks, ana
do what is necessary to protect his interests IN
this suit.
ACopy. Tcste: Ii. LOTT clerk.
- I'D. WILSON e. SMITH, Counsel.
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Ean of TuhIc Rack.

BUFFALO, Feb. l5.-The remaining
portion of Table Rock, Niagara Falls, fell
yesterday. Fortunately being at this
season, no one was on it.
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STbomss Mauh, committee Of Edu.rd -
phenss an insane person, rE Edward W-s',l
md Mary ANA stsphsss. his wife ssa 80
Jane Stephens. KatS N. STEPHENS and EALA
stephens. fbfAnt& Ia fhanoe5. -,
The object Of this suit 10 70 .sil The isifrsss,
Edward w. Ssepbens. . Ianafie. has In ass
No. fonr 81, In Square i~hiTty-tve csl; OF d,
bills addition % fhs eity a WbselinE -
bene6t " h family. And !, spPrsnss -
40 afidsvff died In the esus~ that ths ~ y ~.
Edrard W. stephens e not . rsssass' h.
State, On mo<iea Of the complainant oy,tt.
council, II ordered That be zpps.r hefs 49,
ono month sner the fourth weekly 1eenfsL "a
and the due posting of this order. md ae'
hisinterest In this ssit
MICHAEL J. BRElAlc.
Aeepy. Ted MCHAKL ,. BkElslS,
fsss assesrs e. essPa.is.'s~
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New York stock Market.

, q New York stock Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. Is.
Stocks Auctuating; Western Union
Telegraph AZ; New York Central 99t;
Erie 56t; Reading 104t; Michigan
Southern 72s; Illinois Central IS; TT.
Wayne 36; Cleveland and Toledo, 1l9.
GBSernments-5-20 doupons, '62, 1O75;
do "a 1919; do '65 1919; new, 1851; 10-4Os
coupons 1913; 1905, LIST series, LOG; 2nd
Sterling lot for sight. On
Money & per cent.
Gold 1854. D