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A NefariOus Business.

IL Is the richly frelghted ship that Is tracked
by the robbers Of the sea; and, on the same
principle, 1t Is the popular specific that the land
buccaneers called counterfeiters, select for their
shining mark.
HO STETTER'S STOACH BITTERS
stand pre-eminent among medicinal preparations
in this country. The demand for them is some.
thing wonderful, unparalleled; hence the coun.
terfeters know full well that If they can i'm.
pose their fiery fluids upon the people as that
famous tonic they can make fortunes by the
fraud. They are now at work. Detectives are
on the trail Of some of them, and others have
been already been brought to book. Let the
public second the proprietors in their efforts to
battle the reckless scoundrels who seek Mt once
to poison the community and swinde the firm
that has produced the finest Vegetable Bitteru
sver manufactured. Thinking to dodge the law,
the counterfeiters are atiixing 10 their bottles
names resembling in photography and sound
that of Hostetter. such as ''Hochstetter.
'Hoofstetter," and the like. Win the
public be kind enough to look to this, and
to see also that the label is all right.
with its vignette Of st. George and the Dragon,
and it's tiny note OF hand, signed HOSTEL.
TER & STTHr The propritors " i'll do their
par} to protect the million from imposition, and
they ask the million to he on the alert against
the plotters against their health.
HOSTFTTER & SMITH
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BtJsIgEss CARDS.
Greenwood Cemetery,

ISITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, ID now
ready for Interments, sale and Improvement Of
iots. II contains 81 'scres Of lzrd and fs laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
he easily reached at ell seasons by the National
Road and for three fosrths of the year by tho
Hempheld railroad II Is perfectly secuEe and
intended to be identified By every variety 81
trees, shrubbery, pubic vault, chapel artitcial
AXE. fountains &c, to make IL equal TO the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision is also made for its enlargement, order
and care in peIpetuity. .s.f,-. -. .
,.e the erovnd with NE Superintendent, Who
has Plat, or secure them by calling at the oftiee
Of the Secretary on Main street, over ths Bank
Psrsons wishing to mako futerneuts win coll
ON the secretary 70 obtain per1nits therefor.
Tickets of admission 70 lot holders and visit
tors win DO issued by the Secretary; :. -
R. G. BoSHkN. Sec'y. :,
sls.r BOARD OF DIRECTORS IS 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-11

Is published every Friday. It's contents viii lie
made up Of all Important news oi the Ur'k
telegraphic IMPORTS. transactions In the Markets,
Agricultural Column, special correspondence
from all parts Of the State. choice literary and
pOetcal selections, and = large amount 81 carr
fully prepared miscellaneous rcahipg suitable {"
all classes Of these1mnunlty. IN short the
WEEKLY REGISTER will continu. to y" ihs
beat Family Newspaper eSn publl'h'd Z" hh
ktdts.
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SAMUEL p. WHEELER,
.-rrouNryJb corIrCT6R OF

4 PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, and Certined
Accounts All Officers, Soldiers, or Scanicn dis
abled I'm the service Of the United States are en-.
titled 10 Pensions for iifs. and in case OF their
death. their widow, orphan ehildren, mother or
sister q any such officer soldier Or seamss, =
bnndred dollars, and all back pay due. My fee
In each case Is FIVE DOLLARS. II the claikz
for pension is collected and NO CHARGE In
case of failure. = 60. a-al- Ia s@~p -ih =
Certified accounts collected on the most reas-
enable terms. 'i.' - ''-'" 80
Office, No. Lo Fourth Street. near the Court
House, wheeling, Va. sep0
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WINTER SCHEDULE. O
4 ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.

,.ssRNGER TRAINS WILL BUN
: by tlle following schedule on and after tao
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ChicnRo Market.

CHICAGO, March 8.
Flour firm. Wheat firm at 9 25a2 &c
for No. and 93a1 81 for No. 2. Corn
firm at 79a79t. Oats quiet at AZ. Mess
pork held firm at 20 w. Bulk meats
tirmer; sales of clear sides at 10f loose.
Lard nominal at ~. rE.t's so
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State OF West Virginia,
Ohio County Circuit Court, Januory Rules,

V"'v CV""'y OTt"F OV"'' 0uHUVTy HHIts,
1867.
Thomas Marsh. committee Of Edward W. Ste.
phens m insane person, &C. Edward w. Stephens
and Mary Ann Stephens, his wife, aud Emma
Jane Stephens Kate NJ. Stephens and Elizabeth
Stephens, infants. In chancery.
The object Of this suit is 10 sell the interest
Edward W. Stephens . lunatie, has in and to lot
No. four az, in Square thirty-t 3sl, Of Church
hills addition to the city Of Wheeling for the
benefit of his family. And il appearing frun
an affidavit fled In the cause that the defendant
Edward W. stephens is not q resident Of this
State, on motion Of the complainant by his
counsel, it Is ordered that be appear here within
one month after the fourth weekly publication
and the due posting Of this order, and attend To
his interest in this suit.
y 81 - 30 2 MICHAEL J. BREENIG.s
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL j. BREINIG,
Peck & Hubbard, for conpiainants- Clerk.
feb5oawit
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New York Money ylarlef.

NEW IVRhJ MaICH ,.
Money steady; 6a7 for call loans.
Sterling firm, at SsaSi for first bills.
Gold firmer, opening at 34i aud adj
to IS; closing at as.
Governments unchanged.
Freights, to Liverpool, quiet, and
without material alteration.
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DYE FLOUR
IL so barrels extra familywhite Rye.
just received, and for sale by
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As A NEWSPAPER

We intend that Il shall tsfanlc,l far Il, accur,,,
and reliability. .Tlo best and latest iuforiu.tpr
that can be obtained by TELEGEAPH Ana
MAIL, In relation 70 matters Of general ibtere,,
WIN always be laid before our readers. and no
cost will 10 counted in keeping our sul.,,.iltr.
Thoroughly and constantly posted upon all topic.
OF Importance. ~.
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n = g = 7 Y =
ID ErNG"sATIsFIED TN,
I'D their patrons are prepared 10 eneoar,,''
enterprise which has for Rsobject thu prnt,.,sl.
and prumotion Of tho welfare Of the Whit sI
in this Republic, and the development snJ ~
ovation OF our young and promising S,a:o =,
Pruprietor OF the Wheeling REsIsIER h.. '
laryei and Improved this paper TO meet M. u
tnsi,ds Of increased circulation and ,ronI vs.
popularity, and now takes pleasure In pn,ss,,;ls
ty the people Of this State. the l.arce.t. NJ
ess and Meat Reliable Paper in We,
TGR REGISTER. can roin, TO ,,,,,..
history "a the sufcst and best index Of n. So
course upon all questions OF National nr S,ai
policy believing that the war Was ,nd,,l 49,
is Legitimate purposes attained with th, .,,'
der al the relsel armies. and The ahandonprr, :,
f,aavery and secession by the South, the Re-
TER win DO che unfiinching advocate Of an ,n,,,
urcs that tend 10 promote the national La,Ir"6,
20 restore the unity Of the Government On, !.
extend 70 all actions the priceless h!rsSlp~ ",
an impartial Union snd lasting peace. liz
becquaaiy firm III IN opposition 20 all rsrt,,,,
schemes that impose uItnst md INV artasr,I
conditions upon the reunion OF a Goveruarg,
that was never broken, that guarantee r,r,.,
nal ascendancy TO ono political party and I'd,
changing sstrscism to, every other, and H.,
thwart the, wishes OF every patriotic hear h,
leaving our country stu divided. our paorI
disunited, our Union unrestored. Tolct.;Ts
the opinion Of all men, while steadfas;ly Is
eating its own, despising the proscriptiyc L.rtn
Of fanaticisIn While firmly adherins To- IT, ,.,i
convictions Of right and duty,
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
The Property kporr as y "Gorernmen,
Ian"ery and Steam Sac Mill,r pitA
SsreHty;fre acres Of laRd, near

oereRty.tre acres Of land, near
San AHtoRia, Te1ds.
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE
Dwill be received mp TO the first day Of March
100, for the purchase Of IS acres Of land, froort
or iess) together with the buildings erected
thereon. and the appurtenances appertaining
that il 70 say:
ONE TANSERY, containing u Stone Lime
watts, Fiity.tSo Wooden Watts, Seven STONE
Pools, and capable Of tanning 1900 hides per
anuun. - -
ONE STEAM SAW MILL, capable Of saving
1900 feet Of lumber daily.
ONE SMALL STONE BUILDING.
The above property II situated about two
miles above San Antonio ON the Gan Antonio
nyer, and the water IL conducted 20 tho estab-
Eshment by race Of kcwn stonsl4id In cement
The Land was purchased, and improvements
made by the late sO-calied Confederate Govern
msnt, and afe estimated 20 have cost tl5s.oo0 In
The property has been under lease Tor the year
1865, at . monthly reHt .sJo0. payable In id
vance secured title In fee ample VIII be given
By the United STATES Government
Proposals viii be marked "Proposzls for Gov
ernment Tannsry and Saw Mil. = and addre~.ea
to J. 3. KIDDOO,
B-eret Mai. Gen. Asst Com Baureau z. II a
Al. Galveston, TEXAS.
feh
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From New Orlcnn..

NEW YORK, March 10.-Special New
Orleans kilograms to the Herald say:
The Louisiana House of Represent
ativeS concurrcd in the Senate resolu.
ton appointing committee to protest
against the reconstruction bill of Mr..
Sherman, and charges preferred against
Governor Wells in the House, for usnr-
patton in issuing his proclamation de-
claring qualifications of voters in the
States, in accordance with the recon-
struction bill, and his impeachment is
probable.
Mayor Monroe, the Lieutenant Gov
ernor and others had on interview with
Sheridan regarding the rights of the
negroes to vote ut the election, when
they were informed that if the negroes
did not vote the election would be null.
A bill was Immediately passed in the
House poStponing the election.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, March 9.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn IS
aS7 on track, closing at &c. Other
grains noisinal. Seeds-mcdum clover
90; timothy 50a3 rs. Pork firm at
81 w.
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DICE,
IL 10 tierces North Carolina,
25 bags Rangoon, prime quality.
Just received, and for sale by N. REILLY.
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THE RE GIsTER

viii strive to make the popular mind ~ i,r, b,
conviction" rather than slayish u, dictat.uu an
VIII lneor 70 dsseinI,e only sasn views uI"H
and the seal OF truth.
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River nnd Weather

CINCINNATI, March 9.-The river has
risen inches, with SO feet II inches in
the channel. Weather cloudy. Their
mometer 80.
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TIE TEsl-VEEIiLY

Il published every Tscslay. Thura',l ndSi
urlay, and contains, besides tic .ui,,uis"l thr
preceding issues Of tho Daily, m.I' ,siuatla
items prepared especially Tor This Publication.
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NEWSPAPER.
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State Of West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, January
RuIay 1867 - h5SIas 3Fst,t
Jacob 5. Shriver rs. Edward Shechan and
Robert Il. Woods, late partners, under the firm
name Of Sheehan 81 Woods, and Charles Ottc.
Injunction and Attachment in Chancery. 80
'CHE DEFECT OF THIS SUIT IS TO RE.
L cover against the defendants, Sheehan &
Woods, debt due ~ them to the complainant,
amounting to the sum of - 50, with interest
and costs Of suit, an attachment endorsed on
the writ issued herein having been issued by
the Sheriff on sundry articles of public property
belonging to said defendant, Sheehan.
And it appearing from an affidavit filed in the
cause that the said defendant, Edward Sheehan,
is not a resident oftiis State, on motion Of the
complainant, by his counsel, it is ordered that
ha do appear here within one month alter the
fourth weekly Publication and the duo posting
of this order, and attend 10 his interest in this
snit. 3 81 MICHAEL. BREINIG.s
\ copy Teste MICHAEL j. BREINlG,
PECK g. HUBBARD, Clerk.
Attorneys for Compt. marl'Oawit
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FIRE..

LocKPoRT, N. Y, March "a fire last
night destroyed the hardware store of
Beverly & Straust; loss about $4,000.
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State OF West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, February
Rules, 1867.
Joseph A. Eithcart and isaac N. Moore,
Partners. ~ Kithcart and Moore rs. John \.
Cochran. Attachment in debt.
,I'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
/ cover Of the defendant, John 4. Cochran, O
debt due by them to the plaintiffs, amounting TO
the sum of One Hundred and SiXty-Four Dol.
lars (:l6I) with interest and costs of this suit,
an attachment having been issued herein and
levied by the Sheriff OH sundry articles Of per.
sonal property, to wit; Six (6l boxes of House.
hold goods, one Q) barrel of Household goods,
ten QO) packages Of Tubs, and Buckets, one ~
Bureau one ~ Wash Stand. four ~ packages of
chairs, three (D bedsteads, and one ~ package
of Rails at the Wharf Boat of Booth Battelle &
Co., and marked Margaret Cochran.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed in the
cause. that the defendant il not a resident of
this State. On motion of the plaintiff by their
attorneys, it is ordered that he appear here
within one month after the fourth weekly pub
LEGATION and the due posting of rhis order, and
attend to his interest in this suit. ...-
~. MICHAEL j, BREINIG.
\ copy Teste: MICHAEL J, BREINIG,
PECK g. HUBBARD Clerk.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. mari .oaw.4t.
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J. g. G.. BAYHA,

pREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE
- BAKERY. Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, few doors above Monroe
Street keep constantly on hand full assort-
ment Of the above articles.
" Their wagons run constantly to all parts
OF the city with Rsead, Crackers, Rusks, Cakes,
etc. srugO.
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The Circulation OF the Reg
lister,

Larger by far than that Of any otl,,r paper IN
the State, makes IL thu bcst advertising u,c,llup
III West Virginia.
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WViHOGE.

| l-TroRNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL
a, Land Aaenr, Wheeling, w. Va, viii prsc-
ttice in the courts Of Ohio and adjoining counties
Particular attention given to the collection OF
claims Office on Main Street, over the Bank OF
Wheeling. l--.---l a.lL.l IL II lanSNmi
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NEW BACON SHOULDERS.
~ 10000 pounds, prime quality, Just received
and for sale by NJ. REILLY.
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state OfWest virginia.

ohio County Circuit Court, February
Raies, 1867.
Thomas Hughes rs. William g. LafTerty. At:
tachment in Assumpsit -. .-Frg. b. .
THE OBJECT, OF THIS SUIT is TO; RE.
i eovor from tho defcpdant, William o.. Lafi
flrty,' the debt dine by him to the plaintiff
Thomas Hughes amounting 10 the sum of one
hundred and thirty.Onc I3l 5J) dollars, with in
terest thereon, and the costs OF this suit.
1t appearing from an affidavit filed in this
cause, that the defendant, William G. Lafferty,
is not n resident of this State on motion of the
plaintiff. by his counsel, il is ordered that he
appear hero within one month after the fourth
weekly publication and the due posting Of this
order, and attend to his interest in this suit.
MICHAEL j. BEEINIG.
A copy. Trstc MICHAEL J. BREINIG,
PECK & IIUBBARD Clerk.
AttNS for Plaintiff. mari .oaw.it
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The Mining, Agricultural md
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia win find In the REGISTER
constant and jealous adyoca;e, wbs tho .Oa'
and political advancement Of tho State will ir'
ceive TIA earnest attention.
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An elegant journal. printed in the German lan.
guagc. and issued for the bcp.ht III eur tirrinsb
citizens, IL published weekly At thu REGISTER
Office.
Feeling grateful for the generous erc"urag-
ment with which the friends Of the REGISTER
have hitherto rewarded HIS efforts, ihr Pro
prietor hopes by continued enterprise and rn
ergy 20 MORT IN the FIXTURE the same lilcral I~i
ronage which their paper has heretofore -.
ceiyed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-11

JOS. w. PARKER,
A TTORNEY AT.LAw. OFFICE
"A Corner Of Monroe and Fourth streets. op-
posito the Court House. Wheeling. w.yA
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> 000 HAVANA OR ANG II a
AsUUO 50 boxes Sicily Oranges.
% Lemeux'
SCHULZ & TRUSCHEL.
Market Street few doors below M'Lure Heuse
feble-2t - AA'ose'
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R. J. BERRY 6 CO.,

WI ERS in Hawser laid Oil Web Rope, Aanilla
Lines, Twines, Tar, Pitch, Oakum, Blocks, Tar
panlins, Fire Brick, Tile and Clay, Gum Hoe
Betting aud Packing No. y Water Street
Wheeling W. Va glinI rHi,Fae 49, m1Y1l-ly q
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MICHAEL j. ROHAN,
waRxER nv uap

vi kET STREET, few doors above the
Second Ward Market House. Monumental
work Of all Kinds made 10 ORDER. City aud ooun.
try orders viii he met with pronptncs..
apl2iy
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TRANSPORTATION.
= 77T-7 q --T7T7--T - % z, -
Baltimore & a0hi0 r. R. Co..

E af+ 57afg .vn.--- PA - Ipth lng
or,,cs BaI11xoRE & OfGo RAILRoAD Co. 2,
WHEELING, Jan. 5. 1867,
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IT'S COMMERCIAL COLUMN

VIII contain the latest and plo,t u linblS maI s,t
reports fron Wheeling and all plsnnurL, l.,
ern and Western cities.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-09

later I have not been particular, and have
5owed grass seed at any season when my
ground was prepared TO receive Is, and il
the seed was good II was uniformly vsgets-
TED aud done we'll.
Last fall (my son and myself after har
yesting our potatoes from the low, vet soil,
which would not admit Of seeding DOWNS
early spring, sowed herd grass, and red-top
seed an 14th and 9th of October upon said
potato field. doubling. but still hoping for
the best; aud now The 9th of July, it bids
fair to give US the best crop Of hay produc
ed on any Of my farm lots. This grass
probably win require two weeks longer to
grow than that which has been seeded down
longer. / think / never saw seed negotiate
earlier at any season. Grass seed will veg
etato long time after being sowed. In
lho spring of 1862. I seeded down q lot Of
good ground, but rather dry. with red-top
seed; the months ofJune and July were un-
comonIy dry, and at the middle of August
there was no appearance Of a grass sprout
on tn piece On the 10th of August, the
same year. it began to rain profusely and
continued raining for several weeks till the
ground was saturated. In September, more
than four months after the seed " as sown,
every seed seemed to yegetate, and the
ground appeared like beautiful lawn
And on the whole 1 have concluded that at
any time when our land IS in good state
Of preparation to receive the seed, is the
best time to sow it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-09

BEDEG on WILSON Senator Wilson,
Of Massachusetts, has proposed the follow
ing amendment to Tie Constitution:
"Articlo-No distinction. shall be made
by the United States, nor by any State, in
civil or political right, on account Of race,
color, or previous condition"
The Missouri Republican suggests the
following to MFR. Wilson:
''Artiole-No distinction ia smell, hair,
shina, OF corpOreal member shall be made
by God Almighty, among any people, or
account Of race, color, or previous condi-
Gon.''
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-09

The Charlottesville VA Chronicle pub
fishes It's platform. The following is a
Plauk-perhaps two
owe arc in favor of railroads, free trade.
gold and silver currency, low taxes,
ships, canals. steam, machinery, patent
wringers, riled cannon, PhotograPy, solidi-
fed milk, newspapers, gas, and congrega-
tional singing.
1--WE are opposed to test oathe. to Poland,
ireland, and all forms Of oppression; to
prolaey, priests, standing armies, pass
ports, juries, tax on paper, political disfran-
ohisomeut sectional tyranny, military gov
ernment, kerosene, hoops, staylaws, free
tickets, and chewing tobacco"
The Richmond Wing and Dispatch adopt
the same
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-09

DECREASE Or PoPuLArIoE.-Sim. Akin
son, Of The Augusta Press, is now on a
visit 10 New Hampshire, the place of his
birth. In his letter to The Press, speaking
of children, he says they are gradually go
ing out Of fashion, "few Of the younger
generation having more than two, consist
ing Of boy and girl, a third seldom in
trudes upon tho little baud, but if the first
two are Of the same sex, third is some
times added to the number Here and
there an old-fashioucd couple are found,
around whose hearthstone sons and daugh-
tors are allowed to cluster in the good old
way, but u IS most truo, and your readers
may be wicked enough not to regret it, that
considerations Of prudence and economy
are greatly curtailing tho natural increase
Of this calculating people.