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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-18
Commissioners Notice.

Pratt 4 Fox, In chancery. IN the
W. CiTcult Court for
sherrard Clemens, ct A. Ohio county, West
.--.- Virginia
DURSUAGT TO THE DECREE MADE
j. In the above canse on the I'D day Of May,
ls6s, ] viii on SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY
OF JULY, le6s, nj my sffice I'm tho city oi
time 20 time as shah se found ncceasary. pro.
coed 70 ascertain and report the amounts and
priorities Of the liens upon the land mentioned
and described In the bill and exhibits fled In the
above entitled cause; and whether the deed sf
trust or contract, mcniiOne and described in
said bill, was 80 executed ~ 70 constitute
valid lien upon said land, and asy other matter
J may deem pertinent or that may be desired
by any party In interest.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio CoRnty Circuit Court.
June 18th, 1868. iunI3oawtt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-18

,,uR UNDRRsIGNRDs HEREBY

i gives notice Of his appointmelt Is assignes
- ~ tbs county of Wetzel In the district Of West
V;ro;nis and who were, to-wit: on the 9th day of
lime a. ID. 1868, adjudged Bankrupts upon the
Ds,;tion Of themselves, by the U. 5. District
Eonrt for the District Of West Virginia
) Dated at wheeling the first day OF july A.
d. 1868. Wv nouS'
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VHR UNDRRsIGNsD RKRERY

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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-28
ErcG E,C,JE3IA.

The above is the the OF a book re
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As the title imports, it exhibits
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-28
A ca L L /!

DEEP within the gloomy forests,
Rings the restless Kt K * cry
"Resl We seek uot--resr well have not
We will conquer or we'll die"
With the waving masses rms.
Il {. Streaming out upon the air,
We will chant orr battle chorus,
Ami we will bod our orgies there.
IHt There, amid the ghosts departed,
Murdered in defence of home,
There our comrades, swift and secret,
With their arms art bid to Gomez"
For the new moon now i w,xng,
.t-T Add the cry is dark and dead
Heroes living must take vengeance
For the wrongs Of heroes dead.
~ List. We faithful woif-dcn soldier,
For the trumpet near your home
1t will blow aponr the midnight,
Bidding you il arms to come
Now or never" i, The war cry,
Lirgrr on his rack track iii Fay.
The old red If will never die
While be has blood debts t, paw.
KU KLrx.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-28

- crRcutr c, rRT Of Madison County COM
menced it, Spring Term on MONDAY '"'''
Hoo. AP Campbell on tue br"ch a"d
S. 5. Calhpon E,q D stiuct Attorney, repre-
senting the State. The nr' took ~ IT."
Chancery D. ket and HI been engaged there
all the week Otly the Chancery aad S'''f
,Dockets will be called at this term, we II"
derstaud
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-28

Adm nistrator's Notice.

WHEREAS htirIs Of admin i-'r zion
w ON the e>ta,r 1T \ q RUTLAND
deceased. w-re graptrd 70 the undo sIIn
,i by the Honorable. Probate. Cur If
NJ 'di an county, Sac '' NJ - slrfi ~
,he FrhIusJv term \ ID 1865. he -. {;
now. trtret,Ie. all p-r-"'.> ird' h'd 10
'aIi - ate a.. requested go rupHr tt,Ttrd
,ud seat. aud all p,T>,.n> -litu. 81 .ImS
ag4ir>' Al estate ar. 'qru,d '"'x ,hil
thu same /" he menu-I aad ~i.iIn tnr
NE PIE c'i1 ed hy "a. or hrv V II te
tureVeI barred. z. 4. 81 EBbiNS,
Mar 21'f2 81 County Adp'r.
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Virginia Tobacco Agency.
cANTON MISS

yyAyING recently effected arl"nEer MS W.T.,
,,,it a variety Of eII ice h,.'''t- - en- " :
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craIcF which will sell a prices ui " as. :, ~
ed ia call and EXAMINE my stock r.s,p~xE,c
Mar ii BIN hA' =
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-28
A Rule Without Exception p!

An ,r,asienf n Irrrt A'm""t mn ~ ~" y,
..L 1' ;a..,tL J. .al ,tdrr r.. nj must be PM
or IRE he psosf o. p"1i,Grof'"" Is s'ren ma
II" iD s,e he TRIMS ag,ed npoa bn tn Pr,S n
rta,no, end IN u, rayr rrH lhep b. dep rfed ] on
Our + i.nds irW rot arr II. -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-28
ne citing Of the Dem cratic Executive
Committee.

At meeting Of the Executive
Committee OF Madison county, acid
~ the 93d inst, Il meeting oi tn"
Democratic Association Was called
fer Monda, the 30,h inst. to be held
in the Court House ~ which tIme,
, delegates will be appointed to repr"-
sent the County in the CONVENTION
s. ,on to meet AT Jackson, and ais"
the Committee appointed at the last
meeting Of the association to draft
bv laws and reso utions, vii! make
their report.
'.... GEO. Il. FEARY, Chairman.
II. C. TuPpER, If. Sec'ty.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-28

sa-we return nuy thanks to Mr. H. Gvia
sstitlsd The Trisl Of AbI.hsta Lire.in."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-28
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Con r. .Fearn, Chailmau:
New CAIIcoEs- Of he est =

NEW CAIICOES- Of be est I
itv.tvu, Na,jH! Ct coos, Will
ell not ~ fatr-Ilaip, paid, St1iftd
and checked-may be found at tie
store OF Mr.. j. b. SHERRARp. 'el
sale, cheop for cash! The ladies are
specially invited 10 give him call.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-28

s. Pettngill 4 Co. are our nn'h"'~"d Agents
N til. city Of New Yo't.
AGENT Mr.. Sun Milton iS oHr" th'rz'd aGel'
at Camden, aud will collect such a"rrhnfS Is are are
niacrd in his hand, and eerv" and receipt Tor
Establishments sud subscriptions
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-28

:fuE BOOKS IT tue cota pauy are nos
/ olru at tuc rompan, odice t. those &" 1t
sIe ,irsir ,uo IT .akl : - Ok ~ the same.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-28

Regular Serials.
Eyrry ar icle will Re sjml m,,a1. an
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The juvenile uind
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-19

CHAPTER 125-GENERAL.
AN ACT to amend section II, chapter So of the re-
viSed statutes, entitled .'of weights and meas
ures."
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and 81 emily, do enact as follows:
Section l. Sc lion eleven az of CHAPTER ffty-
eight (5S) Of the revised statutes euti.led f.tof
weights and measures" ishsreby amended so ga
70 read as follows, to Wit: Whenever wheat rye,
Indan corn, oats, barley, clover seed, buck wheat
area apples, drieA peaches, fax seed tim othy
SEED or potatoes. shall be cod by the busheI aud
no spec al agreement as to the measure or weight
thereof shall be made hy th. PARTIES the N sasure
tnereef shall be sscertained by weight, and shall
De computed as follows: sixty foupds for busbel
OF wheat or clover seed, hfty-six $3.50 pounds for
oushei OF rys or ILdian corn, thirty-two 1872
pounds FOE buebel of oats, forty eight (48) pounds
for bushel Of barley, fifty rouncs lor
boshel of buckwheat, tweDty-eight (28) poupdsfor
ouShsl of dried apples dried peaches, f'ty-six
(58) pounds for blshtl OF fax seed, forty-six
49, pounds for bushel Of timothy etd and sixty
(60) pounds for bushel of potatoes.
Sec. 2. This act shall take tie and b. in force
from and after IT'S patssg" and publication.
Approved Maroh g. les. BV'C0PY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-19

Hne Of sum not exceeding twenty-five dollars
and not less than ave dollars.
Bee. @. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 4, 1868. A@CoPY.
Published March Q, 1851
CHAPTER S3-0ExIRAL.
AN ACT to amend section one, chapter 80, of the
revised statutes, entitled "of the public healsh.'
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
In senate and assembly, do enact AZ follows:
Section /. The words ':justicss Of the peace" In
the first line dissection ono OF chapter thirtytWo OF
the revised statutes are hereby stricken out, and
the said section Is amended by inserting In lieu
thereofth words "board Of supervisors"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from and after
its passage al d publication.
Approved March 4, 1858. G1 A1r COPY.
Published March 8, 1851
CHAPTER 70-GEKERAL.
AN ACT relative to the sale of poison, and amend.
atory to section of chapter III of the revised
statutes, EMIT ed act 'of offenses against the
public health"
Tho people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. Section of chapter Ill Of the revis
ed statutes is hereby amended 80 as to read az
fellows: "Section 6. That every apothecary
druggist or other person, who shall sell or give
away, except upon the prescription of regular
physician, any article or articles of medicines be
longing to the class usually known as poisons hal
require First. To register in book kept for tn al
express purpose, the name, age and sex OF the per-
SON obtaining such poison. Second. The quantity
sold. Third. Tho purpose for which it Is req uired
Fourth. The day and date on which it was obtain.
ed. Fifth. The name and place Of abode OF the
person for whom the srtcle 10 intended. Sixth. To
carefully mark the word 'PoIsoN, upon the label OF
wrapper Of each vial or package. Seventh
Neither to sell give away any article Of poison
to minors OF either sex.
Sec. 2. That any person offending against tn,
provisions OF this act, shall be deemed guilty of
misdsmeanor and upon conviction thereof, shall be
fned In any sum not less than twenty nor more
than two hundred dollars, at the discretion of any
court Of comp erent jurisdiction.
Sec. 8. This act to take effect aud be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 4, 1868. A4-COPY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-19

Notice Is hereby given That the undersigp cd,
treasurer of the county Of, will, on the first
Tuesday of June next, at nine O'Clock, A. M, and
on each succeeding day at the same hour, until
all are sold sell SO much of each tract parcel CT
land in said county upon which the county judg.
ment tax assessed during the last year has been
returned as unpaid or delinquent, as may be ne.
cetsary for the payment of the county judgment
tax on such tracts parcel Of land together with
interest and charges thereon, unless the rame
be paid before such SALE Such sale will be at the
office CT the county treasurer, at the county sea,
said county, where a list of said lands with the
unpaid or delinquent county judgment tax may be
seen.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
THE ERIE RAILROAD EXCITEMENT

Notwithstanding the alarm created by the
visit Of number OF rOughs 10 jersey City on Monday,
with the rmored intention OF kidnapping Mr.. Daniel
Drew and bringing him TO this city, aud the anticipation
that the visit would be repeated yesterday nothing
Cured TO give uneasiness TO the exiles docied
within the precincts of sister State At TayOrs io.
tel everything was quiet during the day, although a
guard Of doughty policemen kept ygch Agd yard 3ver
the apaftmehts occupied by MI Drew add his filshds
Last night tho Of quietude prevailed both AZ
the hotel and at the depot II is said that until the police
took up position 9 t9s fYTpSL sgSIne MI Prev telt
arrival tisslpated his aPprehens6ps and restoeq hs
equanimity The officers are within easy call, should
their services be needed and Chief Fowler Of the Jersey
City force holds his in readiness for any emergency
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
THE BoARb 81 mAEfhh.

At the meeting of the Board of Health yes
erday the annery Nos $50 and S4 West Tbirtysecond
ST. complained Of, the smell from the smoke being
greeable the children IN the schools by Re
erred TO Sanitary superintendent Several suits against
owners Of teDemenhOuses were ordered 10 DE
commenced The Finance Committee recommended
that the services OF the Assistant santaTy In
spectors IN outOftown districts be dispensed with.
and that the inspectors be paid at the rate OF
$500 annum, unless Ia when the local authority
may have made other arrangements The Special Com
mittee on Markets reported that they had decided TO
build market soon ON the North River between -Four
eenth and Fifty yDnthsts the market TO cover an area
Of 80 TO 30 acres and extend feet the river hav
Ing the streets also covered by the roof. The
Sanitary superintendent, In communication 10 the
Board said that he had addressed letter TO the super
intenden OF Buildings In answer 70 complaint IRON the
latter that officers OF the Board OF Health were interfering
with those Of the Building Department but had as yet,
received acknowledgment OF his cOmpunioation The
Superintendent Of Buildings requested that officers OF the
Board OF Health would refrain from passing judgment In
where the execution Of the law reativs to re es-
capes any comes under their notice The super
intendent Of Buildings having also stated that officers
under the control OF the Board OF Health as he had been
informed frequently had told owners OF tene-
ment houses that iIe escapes were not necessary
their buildings, he requested tho superInten-
dent Of Buildings to fnrnlsh definite information
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

az 10 the occasion and OF the alleged interer
ence but had received reply He therefore sugHeslSu
10 the BOARD that the officers Of the Board OF Heah W
continue to take notice OF tho absence vi
means escape in Of fire in tenement houses ana
report the same has been their CUSTOM FROM tno
date of the amendment Of the Building law, May ~ lso
to the date Of the publication Of the approval Dy ths & &
peTntendeDt OF Buildings of pattern or patterns OF r
escape February H. 1863 the Sanitary Inspectors aeg
under the usual orders, continued TO 1epof. every thns
which unnecessarily endangered the lives or ctzehs nor
excluding the absence Of of escape III case oi
ire
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
For SPRING STYLE GEMS HATS at Reduced
Van, No. ln Fultor'i.

STYLE Is EVERYTHING" somebody mas re-
marked but slhongh fully srprteang style KSoh
hats have STYLE qualities ssoi such 's beauty OF mA'eAb
nness exquisite finish &C. There combined 10 BIS 'et 'V As
viii he admitted by those No 22 Broadway corner Fu9n or
No $50 Broadway. They very generally worn
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
iITICUufeUeuls

Attention is called to Auction sale 10y Alien
Drovp on utRsp.r sF1r 10th Of residence No Z Lex
iuctou-Aye. See Auction Notices, aud attend sale
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

Tie iOuluS.
Water Commissioner King sold 1G9 lots for
unpaid water rents yesterday morning
Mary Conner fell, in Myrtle-ave., while in
fOxieated last evening and had her skull fractured
The house of William Willbun, No. 1O2 Cum
berlandst. slightly damaged by fire on Monday
evening.
A police reporter had his pocket picked on
Monday evening while witnessing theatrical perform
anee Luckily he had only So
Charles Miller was arrested on Monday even
fancy store, No. rs Siyrtleaye.
Arthur Monaghan, a liquor-dealer, was az
rested on Monday evening charge Of stealing an
umbrella from Henry 81 JOhn,
On Monday afternoon a citizen found roll
OF greenbacks amounting 10 $780, in front Of the City
Assembly Rooms, Westinghouse, and handed II over to
the Forty first Precinct police
On Monday evening while August Hutaf,
corner Of Pearl and Waterts was outside his store get
nG coal & for and SgO%s so Beed de % SSG the Ts m entered by
To afford facilities to reach Prospect Park, it
is proposed TO run a railroad from Fourhst and Broad
way, wa Broadway, Harrison Tompkns Fulton, and
Brooklynayes and East WaTTenst 10 the entrance OF
the Park.
The Third Presbyterian Church of this city
have extended, by unanimous vote, call to the Rev.
Joseph NJ. Greene date of Princeton ~ J and it is ex
pected the reverend gentleman will al once enter on the
pastoral duties.
At meeting of the Twelfth Ward Union
Republican Association and Grant Club on Monday even
ing Col f. McGowsn, late Of Gen. Logaps corps, spoke
eneo9ragisgly Of the Presidential prospects of Gen
was adopted
Delegates frOhn the various CONGREGATIONAL
Churches, including those OF this city met on Monday
evening, and determined that there was need of new
place OF worship IN the vicinity Of Prospect Park The
Church, composing the Fhth-aye CONGREGATIONAL
Church. organized, and addresses were heard from
the Rev. Dr. Buddngton and the Rev. r. 5. stons
The Rev. Darius II. Brewer, with the vest,v
and congregation Of the Church Of the Reformation met
Monday evening and unanimously resolved that The
and laws Of the President Episcopal Church
70 be Interpreted and administered In harmony with the
free and catholic spirit OF the Gospel and further re-
solved that they tender their hearty sympathy 10 the
Rev stephen H. Tying r and that they respectfully and
earnestly request the Bishop OF the Diocese To use ms
endesvors 10 obtain repeal Of the under which
Mr.. Tying was tried.
GREENP0INT-A lodge of Good Templers
was iorlnNt here on Saturday last
JANA1CA.-Tbe hborers at work OD the
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

"SoMETHIYG TO DO."-Young men and others,
pleasant profitable to SILL our new and popular hooh'
Liberal terms given by s. r. wEILs No %e Broadway, n
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
PAIL, BLACK g. Co..
~ Nos e65 and 567 BROADWAY,


- Nos e65 and o67 BROADWAY
rurn ymx,p. 70 aHrn t,e,.r ANN
VARIED AssoKTnssT OF NICKEL suytA AND FINS wns ksrlL
ELKcrRoPATED WARE MANUFACTURE zxPHEsIY yoa
MsRrDEs BRITANNIA CoMpAsY
AN OBSTINATE CASE OF INFLAMMA-
IA TI0N OF TUE LUNGS CURED BY THE I,sR 90 HOPT,s
EEvYoRE March 10 leea
Mr. HoFFDsar Sir: -Four months this Winter torkred ny
bed with Inflammation Of the lungs unable attend to sy bsr.s %
anything else induced after great ces Of p,su,os 70 w
your MALT EXTRACT
After taking ostt bottles was ae,o aerd to ta,ss a.
usual
continued taking IT, ill well as before ny itos
my ing friends iy ysr E,u.
they will be fully saiscei With it, healing qualities
Your friend, B.o. MINER, No 81 E.,ssa
HoFFs MALT EXTRACT So per d0, delivered ire'n part
DEPOT, No 52 BROADwAY,N MI
Sold also by Druggists and Groeers
T SANGER &.CO, No. 355 BOWERY,
~ recommend new MUSIC STORE the public and ofoT .
prices Sheet Music Of the latest American and
publications Musical Instruments carefully repaired
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15
SALE
Commissioner's Sale.

DY virtue OF a decree Of the Chieot Careuft
u Cout on the CbsneeTy Size thereof ZEN
dsEed ~ the December Term, AID, E857. 81 aatd
court, in q ceriain suis therein Dendipr-
gDerein Richard 4 sessions was eon plai1a1{
and Walter SESSIONS was defendant the un3sr.
stgned: Commissioner appointed b sA1d COu1L
will sell on The
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15
e. JAMES S,

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
L Gus ON house street, New Orleans, (estab-
nshed 1850, for the LAST eight years located in
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the coun-
try IN the successful treatment OF PRIVATE
DISEASE, can be conndenttaily consulted al
his office and paFlors, 81 and 93 Randolph
street corner Of Dearborn street, or by letter
Postofice Drawer $3.50
DR.. treats CHRUNI :. MERCURIAL
SGPHlLITIC, oLOGD and SKIN DISEASES,
and all OF a CON fAGIOUS We
REhE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ne cures with
out The Use OF mercury, iodide of potassa, arse
mic or any poison, but with his HEUTEA !
ZES, a positive cure for all humors and blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, NOCTURNAL and DlURNAL
EMISSIONS, brnoght on by abuse OF the or
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All diseases peculiar 10 he ssxus organs, Of a
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Old diseases of the most horrible class, where
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edeetuelly and permanently cured.
DIR. JAMES Is recommended By the press OF
the country, by professors OF medical colleges,
and by the medical profession generally.
Those afflicted should apply to him, and be
cured at once.
THE MOEIToR, by Or. James, a treatise upon
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DUCATIoNA
rnIvAFE sR1Ror q

MRS. NJ. A. KNOX viii resume her school On
w MONDAY, September 7th, at her residences.
northeast corner Of Orleans and Court stFssk
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