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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-20
United state. Court.

The United States Court convened on
Saturday morning at ten o'clock. his
honor, Judge jackson. presiding. The
Court room was We'll filed vith specta-
tors, as has been the case every daF
since the trial OF William A. James,
charged with misdemeanur, IN the lie
gal opening OF mails while in the en-
ploy of the Government as route agent
on tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
came up. The morning session was oe-
cupied principally, as vas the day pre-
vious. by the counsel for the defense,
for bringing witnesses upon the stand
to rebur the testimony and break down
the character for trnth and veracity OF
the most prominent witness against
James. The greater part of the after
noon was taken np by the counsel for
the Government in producing evidences
/ 70 substantiate the character OF the
witness in question. The evidence had
I not all been given in when the Csurt
adjourned on Saturday evening, and
va presume that day or two more viii
be consumed in tbs hearing OF the testi'
/ nsuy that is yet TO be adduCsd. The
! Court viii meet this morning ut ten
o'clock, when the examination OF vii.
nesses will be continued.
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Bzsauir rletzI
The nambsrs of the Masonic fratern-
'itg IN this city enjoyed rare pleasure
last Saturday night from the visit d
Rsbsrt Morris, OF Kentucky. DR. Nor
ris is ons of the most widely aud favor
ably known Masonic writer's and lectur-
ers in the country aud his poems ara
known and quoted by the craft all over
the Masonic world. Ee sails next SAT-
urday for the Holy Land with aview
TO f1rthering the interests OF the Soeie-
ty To which he has devoted the labsrs
of busy life.
After the exercises of the evening
vers concluded on Saturday night, a
number OF the brethren accompanied
Mr.. Norris to the Sprigg HOnse and par
took of complimentary supper, gotten
up in the good style for which Conant
and Edwards are proyerbial. The whole
affair passed off very pleasantly and
will long be remembered by those who
participated in it.
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Theft.

Theft.
A pair of gloves we're stolen from the
counter OF saloon in Centre Wheeling
on Saturday The tAief is said TO be a
full grown man, but 10 apply more
appropriate term. We would say an
over grown, lazy, good for nothing wag,
whose propensity fer stealing has rem
dered him odious in the sight of man,
and doubiy so since no has resorted 70
such insignificant petty thieving as the
stealing Of a pair Of gloves from friend
while in company with him. The way
Of the rransgressor is hard and the
way TO the State prison is Just around
the "aarrows,' and Mr. eve will with
hold his name this time) will travel the
latter and experience the former il he
does not retraee his steps ere long, and
cease to appropriate the property of his
neighbOrs unjustiy.
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Heard Erom-

Heard From
We learn that the young lady, OF
whose mysterious disappearance we
published an account on Saturday
morning, has been heard from She
made hasty fight to West Alexander,
Pa, and was there married TO a Young
man who resides in Fulton, who accom-
panied her TO 'Gretna Green" The
friends of the young woman were happy
to hear of her safety, and We presume
the young bride is perfectly happy in
her new home. Thus the mystery Is
solved
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tachIneuts.
Suitieu Death.

SuuucA DcAAn-
Elsewhere We print notice of the
death, On Saturday morning, OF Mrs.
Margaret \. Woods, Ut her home IN
this city. Mrs. Woods was the wife OF
r. c. Woods. ESQ, deceased, well
Known IS QUO of our first and
best citizens IN former days. Mrs.
W. was a native OF Richmond, Virginia.
bur for moro than fifty years had been
a resident OF this county.
Her health for ten years has been
quite feeble, although for the last three
OF four years it had undergone a marked
Improvement. She died suddenly and
without an hours illness.
She had for long time been IN
earnest aud consistent Christian, and at
the time Of her death was member OF
st. Johns Church, Centre Wheeling
Adjoining her profession by the piety
of her life. she has left behind the eX-
ample of the just and the good, for the
Guidance of such as were privileged 70
partake Of it's noble influence.
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Robbed

Robbed
On Friday night last the Grosery
store of Mr.. Mat. Altmyer. in North
Wheeling, was entered and robbed of q
half dozen understands, 4 box of pen
knives and suspenders, and currency
amounting TO sax dollars The thieves
effected an entrance 10 the house by re-
moving the window above the door, and
once in it was easy for them TO make
their exit with their booty, as the key
of the door was ON the inside. No clue
has VT been discovered that would lead
TO the whereabouts of the burglars.
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Postponed.

The supper 70 be given by the Good
Templars OF Peerless Lodge is post
pOned from Saturday. January 18th, 70
Saturday, February LIST. An instaila-
ton Of officers will take place on the
occasion, rendering it very attractive
feature IN connection with the supper
Tickets bearing the tirst named date
will ne good for the occasion ON the
first Saturday N February.
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Going to the VaIlry.

We understand that 4 number of OuI
citizens have purchased lands IN the
Valley of Virginia and propose moving
thither. We clip from the Winchester
Times the following item relative TO the
purchase OF property il that region by
parties from this vicinity:
within the past week. the following
Land Sales have been made by Real Es-
tate Agents, c. B. Hancock IL Co:
The farm OF James Marshall. Esq, on
the OpeluOn. IN this county, $50 acres,
for SIS, UUO. Purchaser, James u. White.
ESD. nj Wheeling. W. Va.
The far belonging TO Lupton's heirs,
in Clarke county, 600 acres, at S25 PEI
aero. Purchaser, J. n. Keller, ESQ. vi
Marshall county, W. Va.
The farm belonging to McIntyre's
heirs III this county. containing -OJ
acres. for $4,000. Purchasers. Nessrs.
McGanon " Bennett, Of Wheeling, w
U
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fire

y ire.
Yesterday afternoon about three
o'clock dame Of ti-o was discovered
issuing from the ~ wheel pit Of the
forge at the Belmont Iron Works. The
alarm was instantly given when the ap-
paratus that 5 kept at the Works was
brought into requisition aud the DANES
extinguished before any material dam
age had been done. The rire is supposed
20 have originated from stove that is
placed in the pit in order TO prevent the
pump from freezing. As necessary
consequence great quantity of grease
collects Oh the tlmbers, on which rests
the engine: aud also On the arms Of the
iy wheel, which caused the flames 70
spread very rapidly anu present IN
alarming aspect for while. but they
were subdued before che timbers had
sustained any damage, except being
slightly charred. Our ready and willing
iremen we're promptly an the spot, but
it was unnecessary Tor them TO make at
tachments.
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Aman was thrown from q horse on
Friday svsaing last while riding dowr
Main street. The animal wasafractinul
enc, and by a sudden manoeuyer, un-
looked Tor by the man, unsuccessful in
precipitatiHg him from the saddle into
the street. The man was not injured
by the fall, had he been he would have
probably bridled his tongue and lot
have made use of the many vile impre-
cations which it is said were directed
to the dumb beast that was standing
near.
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BADLY Harmed.

We are infDrmed that boy had his
eyes badly burned on Friday lasf,i in
East Wheeling, by 4 red hot poker that
was in the hands Of another little fell
low, but rs to whether they were play
ing and the burning accidental. CT were
quarreling and done intentional, we are
not advised. Our informant tells us
that the sight of the boy is despaired OF
by his friends. and that he has been re-
moved to the Hospital in North Wheel
ing for medical aid and treatment.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN RS
J. Eiite0Eih Annual SozsiOn. SEPT ! issg.
E4GULTT:
Row. D. :. Bittle. D. D. President and Pruf.
Nor. and INT Sciencs
; e. Wcils. A. n, PruE MAsh and Nat. PM.
lossphY.
Rev. ". b T0ncs, A. Il. Prof Ancisut Ian,
gtAgrs and LltUraturr.
Rev. T. B. Davis, a. NJ. PrOE ASicuitwe
and Mining
j. j. Norman u. D., LeoturcF On Anatomy
and Physiology,
L z. Holland. A. ", Ass't PrsL Languages
and Pm. Prrp Dept
II. E. Klingsr. A. n ProE Modern Languages
I J. r Hudson. - II. Asst Prep4 Dept
rERMS-Expenses N AL depArtments, IN
cluuiug huaruing. tuttion. reum.rrnt. fuel and
liEhfn and incideHtalS e2ea.60. For further IN.
torEaIinl Address REv. d. r. HiTrLk.
IUIyJl salen. Va
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FOR SALE OF RENT.
Fine Residence ON MOuroe SC.

rI,HIs PROPERTY CONSISTS OF TWO
large Iona, I36 feet front On Aon l saret.,
:, Cyhay5ss .rrcrt making about 0ne-thiru Of
an aere. In a COod state u cultivation and sns.
eeptibie of the highest adornment IN the way u
sn<ers' .hrubbeIy &c. House ten rooms AMI
lar1-a ccIIar al IN perfect order newly huiit.
III not sold sOou- 0ue-haLAf the premises VIII De
r,pted 70 a spSd tenant
- r,ArTIeulzrs and terms, can on
p L KIMBERLY.
p S-woud exchange for farm. rSGinz
nil stock sr cOal lauhS u ,lls vicinity.
fauI4-Iw
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Board Of supcryisern.

ooaru Oh SupcrNAboFh
A regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF Supervisors vas held in the
Court House on Saturday afternoon at
= o'clock.
Present-W. ". Miller, President in
the Chair, and Messrs. Hobbs, Howell,
Holiday, Jacobs, Mcdonald and Sauls-
bury.
The reading of The minutes of the pre-
Tious meeting were READ and approved.
y. Richardson, Esq, presented the
petition Of John Bowers claiming mile
age amounting to S94 % for attending
the Court in Ohio county. Referred to
committee on Finance and Accounts
for report.
Mr.. Hubbard offered the petition OF
David Detwiler, asking permission TO
establish ferry between Washington
Mills AMI the Ohio shore, South Wheel
ing: but the question arising as TO
whether Mr. Hubbard was properly
qualified TO appear before the Board,
the petition was laid on the table until
the Clerk administered the iron clad"
oath. when il was taken up again, ami
three viewers were appointed. consist
ing OF DR.. Hazelett, W. C. Handlan and
August Weidebush. TO examine the ne
eessity for the ferry.
Petition of the Fire AMI Marine In
surance Company asking for an abate-
ment OF taxes during the year 1867, was
received. and on motion Of Mr.. Jacobs,
Vas granted.
Petition OF Charles Cammarl, asking
for the refunding of taxes illegally as
scssed amounting to Sl.05, was granted.
Petition OF :. z Fairs in regard to the
employment OF an assistant fireman at
the Jail. was presented and referred to
til . committee on Court House and jail
with power to act.
Bill OF George Mendel, for right of
way TO Jail. was received and referred
To committee on Finance anu Accounts
for report.
Bill of J. f. Updegratf for sl26.55 was
received and ordered 10 be reimbursed.
Bill of McLain Bros, of 1915 was
presented and ordered TO be paid.
Bill was received from the Board of
Supervisors of Brooke county amount
ing TO 81, 6:S7.11jj, for roads made in con-
junction with commissioners appointed
from Ohio county, asking the Beard TO
appropriate money TO detray portion
of the expenses. Referred to the COM
mittee on Roads Tor report.
Petition of Stein Bros. asking an
abatement of taxes on their stock dur
ing the year 1867, was received and re-
iected.
Bill. OF A. W. PAUL IL Co., amounting
to S46.S1 was received and ordered to be
paid.
Bill of George Watson of 500 for
work performed on the jail, was re-
ceived and referred TO the committeeou
Jails.
Bill of J. ". Ewing & Co, of SLIGO,
for printing, was received and ordered
to be paid.
The petition OF Philip Reilly, in To
Iation to the taxation OF certain Vir-
ginia bonds. was received and referred
TO the COMMITTEES on Finance and Ac-
counts.
/ W. ". Miller and A. u. Jacobs ten
drred their designations to the Board.
/ Both OF these gentlemen, in a few
brief and we'll delivered remarks, no
gretted the necessity OF severing their
connection with tue Board, and hoped
! that their earnest sndeayors had been
! successful in discharging the duties Of
their offices 70 tie satisfaction of the
! public.
The designations were ordered TO be
laid on the table.
The Board adjourned % meet At the
! call OF the Clerk.
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Black Crook.

The grand dramatic sensation OF the
nineteenth century, called the Black
Crock. will be exhibited IT Washington
Hall this evening, and every night dur
ing the week. Lovers of theatrical
performances will be on hand. Is the
Black Crook IS reputed TO be the most
successful and entertaining dramatic
play thar has yet been produced.
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.Ts.ery i. suiI rhrY Gene,

For Bookings CnIivaiIsd Baking
Powder. New customers arr added 20
the list, and tins cid ones come more
frequently than ever. One trial Is all
that is required to satisfy any ONE of
It's superiority over all other Baking
Powders. Sold by the proprietor, z.
Booking, No. I Odd Fellows Hall,
Booking & Miller, Gunner First and
ChapIins streets, Csntre WhsslinE. and
by grposEs generally.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

A deed of trust made January L..
1869. by Howard Morton 60 J. VI.
BieKel. trustee for the National Build
ing Association, on lot No. lOl, on See.
ond street, Zane's Island. Admitted TO
record January II, 1869.
4 deed of trust made January 8, 1865.
nv Thomas Patterson and wife 20 James
NJ. Pollock, trustee. on 2lI acres and 30
poles OF land on little Wheeling creek.
Admitted to record January IL, 1863.
A deed of trust made January LIST, lS6S.
by George Ferguson, "a Edmund Reid
and Thomas Horubrook, trustees, on the
north half of lot Ne. 20 Main street, Cen
tre Wheeling. Admitted TO record jan
uary 10, 1865.
A deed of trust made January 10, lcoc,
by Charles E. Jackson, TO William d.
English. trustee, on the : part Of lot No.
p. in Chapline and EotFs addition, west
side of Main street, Centre Wheeling.
Admitted to record January Is, lc6S.
A deed Of trust made January 10, ISo5,
by Isaac Colts Jr., 20 II. Il. smith, CTus-
tee on personal property described there
in. Admitted 70 record January 10, lejS.
A deed OF trust made October -, 1867 ,
by Henry Brues. to Thomas gBrien,
trustee. on lots No. 300 and I'll, also. on
lot No. 9 in Zane's addition, Zzne's Isl
and. Admitted 70 record January Ii,
1869.
A deed of Trust made January 10. 1865,
by August Rust, to B. Hammer, trustee,
on all the tools. shelving and fixtures
now in use in the store and bakery car
RED on by August Rust, situated On the
south east corner of Main street and al
lev in Centre Wheeling. Admitted 20
record January Is, 1869.
A deed Of trust made January :, l-o-.
by JIcob Watson and wife, 70 Lot Il.
,Jnv, trnstee for the Peoples Building
Association uf Wheeling. on the South
half of lot No. -. Admitted TO record
January l., 1868.
A deed of trust made January 10, 1863,
by Henry C. Morgan ana wife, TO J. N.
Bickel, trustee Of the National Building
Association on the north half OF lots
Nos. 30, IL and ~. Admitted 70 record
January l., lS6-.
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Fer Durability and Simplicity

The celebrated Grover j. Baker fam
lily Sewing Machine stand unriYalled
Between two and TIRES hundred LADIES
IN Wheeling and Ohio county, who are
now using this machine, will testify 20
it's merits. salesroom at 0xtoby 81
Dnffeld's Jewelry store, n2 Main street,
where magnificent stock Of Watches,
Clocks. Jewelry, spectaeIes, Silver
Plated Ware and Fancy Goods has just
hseu receired.
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Farms and Coal Land for
sale

( WISH TO SELL Ny LAND NEAR
Il Wheeling u CAi1iwe4i's Run II ineiudes
ths DAIRY Farm occupied nv Charles Fisher.
With IN adjoining parcel pastured BY y. Baz-
nan. aud also the Farm On the Illl. IN which
Fred. Luetei VIM Miller and others live. in
this parr ITe four Dwelling Houses. Two Or.
cnarLis of grated fruit. and Young vineyard
OF aIne OF Ten lcTes-giAuIed principally With
C2tzwha anu Concord with few D-l4wares
and other ~al:eIles. About - acres u The
Hill Farm = tfrsI class Coal Land.
wlu sell N separate parcels or otherwise. II
NOT .sou sold. The Viuey ARD with : comfortable
80 ~ JACOB.
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BankruDCaY-
ToGTVE soTTcErHA1

fIA48A - ~ 80 y = y = -
On rhs 21d dET a @aE11rT. AHoa- .
Tarrzuf u BanK-upsEV Eas iAszed 1zf ID de
U;srrfct Court II the United states fDr rbs
D3.trlo- Of West virginia EEzinst The -
tarEs al Al~rzunsr Eussin and eirsrzs 2 Bl1rk.
Of ytseIf-z N ths0oaEfy u Ohio. N nd DIS
rr-rr Eho nave bsen dil1ged hzu Erlzpts On their
JHn Positions thai the payment % my dsois sd
sieIIrsrr IL zuy yEuperry 1elonG inE - sara
JazIir7urH 70 then on fsT-tsIT IEs. and thstrzns-
rofarTy pruDsrr- hysberl azo ksEtddden 81 i.E;
rtzt-a rrseriux u he c-n.sitDrH0f ths zaid B2nk.
mn % uyuSvs thsir dsbts and % oaBass one q
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f,aurf N BazkTuptcF - - hnidea - WlseA
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C,idu-eH. Ean- HazSsaer n EaakruptET foE
"a Di.rrisk. - tks "a d1F q JA11agy. La
- 70 o5cscek AZ EN- IORulE.
iszIEEaw . 8 AErahzl d W Va
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a Prussinn Soldier.

We learn that one of the young men
vino ACCOMPANIED Mr.. Frank Walters
from Germany, was q captain IN tho
Prussian war against Austria. Both ne
and his young companion are represent
ed TO be Intelligent and worthy young
men. They design 10 settle down and
make this their future home. We eI-
tend them ! cordial welcome 10 our
midst, anu hope they may prosper and
become good and useful citizens.
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sfockhoIders, ,Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
Stockholders u tie NATIONAL TSSCR.
ANCE COMPANY NJ Wheeling. VII 1e he!d
n The office II the Company. N TUESDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY. Is6s. between
ths hours NJ 10 l. N and ?. NJ. for the cleo
ton 1f L 8Dart u Directors Tor the ensuing
year. JUN biSHuF'
Falstd Sscretar-.
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Matrimonial.

We are informed by Recorder Woods
that there were four marriage licenses
issued last week. We have no comment
TO make--rhe young folks haze gone
back Oh Us anu on he Recorder 700. Our
expectations have been disappointed, so
We have Nothing TO say.
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Fuir and Festival.

We would direct the attention Of our
readers 20 the advertisement that ap-
pears in another column Of ! fair and
festival ~ Ne held 1t the Zane street VI.
E. Church On Monday evening next for
the benefit OF the Sabbath School con-
nected with the ChIrch.
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FOR SALE.

TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
n house containing eIghE rooms and two
Kitchens well calculated tor Two families, stu
sted On Division street. n Caldwell addition 20
;tc CITY Of Wheeling Also. EOur BriCk Dwell
ms On ZaRs street East Wheeling. Apply 20
= -. HUGHES. Real Estate agent.
Ohics on Chapllre street. oetwevn First and
second streets. I2rl5
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Dwelling Houses for sale.

HAVE FOR SALE THREl DWELLING
i houses on Main street, Centre Wheeling
between First and second streets. belonging 20
he estarc OF Or. John EOf. The only ln0tive
Tor selling these houses Is % close The estate.
Each house has SIX roOzns. All IN goOo eonditiOn-
VERY liberal terms VI aredit giveu- II desired.
Fnll possession 70 purchaser IN April !. leeo.
5aBIaIy BEVERLY II EOFF.
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TIVE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
i granted Letters ~ Administration nom the
estate Of James Dalv deceased hereby notifies
AL persons indebted 20 said estate 20 make pay
nenI ana those having claims against the same
viii present them. prupertv authenticated Tor
adjustment. THOS. O'BRIES,
Administration Of the Estate Of JANIS Day,
Deerased ias-iv
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view Arctic OveFsiioes
At Badgers. "a Monroe street.
4 Horse

That was attached To an omnibus fell
down On Main street Saturday morning.
The driver and SOME systanders got 10
work ana soon stripped the horse Of his
harness. when he was enabled 70 get
M. There was no damage ione, anu
the bus vas delayed but few minutes
hy the little misfortune.
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Supreme Csurr sT appeals.

The case of y. 81. Fitzhugh IS. A.exan-
der Brown, was submitted 70 the court
without argument.
The argument of the case OF Joseph
Mitchell vs. Philip ". Petty and wife,
was concluded by Mr. Borgess. for the
appellee. ami Judge Lee for the appel
liant.
The case OF andrew Shroyer VS.. Henry
Miller, was continued.
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NOTICE.

Having lezsed The above Brewery Of J. Reid
q Co, for Term of years. We trust. by str1rt
and careful attention TO business 20 Il erIt the
liberal patrcnzEe bestowed upon the late iru.
as KINGHORN < BRUWS.
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German Printing.

The German job Printing Department
of the REGISTER esIabl ishmeut has Just
been supplied with = very choice seiec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything NECESSARY for the exc
oution OF printing in the German AN
gnage in q style unsurpassed by any
offics in either New York OF Cincinnati.
This may be saying a good deal. b"t Il IS
TRUE
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FOR SALE.

THE CUNNINGHAM LOT CORNER OF
E.fth and CLAW streets Upon which stands
tour frame ten-fneuis Alsh. that excellent
business stand On he EAST side Of Main street,
north of Union. where Mrs Cunningham law
-esidrs- For terms and particulars. see
rHOS. 0'BRIEN,
iauls-Iw Rel Estate A GENT
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.whar,. the Matter with the Gus ~

Is question We hear propounded al
most avery day, but We are as ignorant
in regard 70 the disorder that seems to
prevail III the gas arrangement As our
inquirers. Information from headquar-
ters would be gladly receives.
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DIVIDEND.

The Directors Vi Tins Company havC declared
= DIVIDEND NJ Two p-g cent. IN he CAPITAL stock
paid 4. PAYABLE IN and alter be 18th ust.
gUHS MCLCRE. JR.
auI2td President.
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A 1er U-,r Kirutnin Pa.r 0mrr.

A new office is established 1t Grim's
Store, Upshur county, and Alexander
Grim appointed Postmaster. Directly
on the route APT, Sage to Huttonsville.
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Wom.u NAV Rei.e, the'BnIIsG.

But they want t. ewing Machine
Two hundred of Wheeler & Wilson's
are elected daily as the good genius OF
the household.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-20
Personal.

I Mr. J. B. Detwiler, a former citizen
OF this place, but now 4 resident OF
. Omaha City, is hero ON brief visit TO
his friends in Wheeling.