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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
Tong ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave James

for Gsnpor and all stations except wooie aud Willow
Tree gOam EohDort Passenger Train and all stations sf
spt Willow 3p kIgrs Train Tor Greenpori stopping ..
J,mse. Nnsoa cksve and all stations hat $50 NoIthpoFi
Passenger Train ssd all stations except Willow Tree H.
lsp Train and all station. passenger
,onn. AT Mp.ga sh aud Hampstead snd Gen Cove
sunday Train leaves Hunters Point at for Hemp'
Cove Isp Eohpor aud al sauoEs arrives al tun
Ter. Point At 6.iO p. IN Tstes effect June u l9tS
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Sort 1larom's nO!ic,.

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posrw,xnsSs orycg. No p Nih~"'r'
or,cr :. harchv given, in accordance with
~ 81, A.. Act passed Apnl H. lSo' entitled 40
IN, sirus Once Of tie Port Of New aoa b ,naa
h,,us cnarge the subject mattel I" s' 'Js
m'eIts'eu w. .rrrs tia. tue following ressels are nov
that the sd SURVEYS 81 w
uos ., "a within snceerdog tns s0S'' ~
vessels: " X
Steamship James Aagvr ....''.'''''''''''
.,.,u,hin Of lork.
Steamship issac Bell. =; y R
Leo. ''''''''',,
BARR "eo I'''H'' MlNTIukNE rOMfkiAS. rsesdent
J. Auv's HxRRinAS. Seere'ar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

undersigned cordially recommend these cent morgas.
bonds lion Mountain Railroad good security The
% the road VIII Re large aud hc administration Of The ahar 81
the capable ard experienced bands and Is entitled 10 We
greatest conllepse of the paAAc
JANIS THOMAS MAJOR Louie John J. Roe President 81
Louis Chamber Commerce; President Louis Board Of
Trade; President Norh Mssoh Railroads " Btion
President Bank 81 Missouri Nn l. hrug Pres
dsui Of the Merchants National Bank Of 81 louis George H. kea
President National Bank Of St LOUIS, JsTe Esds Chef
Engineer Lonis Ulao Bridge tsugau George " Taylor
Railroad o MOI John f. Loahe Presisesi
Tslh National DsIk Of ST. Louis
NEwYORK REFERENCES;
H. X CORNING A. " Spes D. Marqaaud W V. BradT 4 hne
John Auchiueas g. Trash j. H. Gauir. Gsn D. Phep
Gras Son T. G. Cogdin " Phelps. ". T. bogei dohn
Knover Pamphlets with details Ia al the Nesio ApBrt
H. g. MAEQUASD Wee. Pfeslcui Ne a. Nslift
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

NEW Jersey II. R-CHANGE OF HOuR,
nusnrns sent I3 1903 -Por PHILADELPHIA Vi. hsn'ns
ton 6,J D. m Camden. p NJ M wa =" va
ia o n m 5 For Bait ana
M IA - n m p For South aud = We a. A. ~
EoR rug EST-To Cincinnati aud Chicago 70 am, W.,
m D. m The IN AMI $50 p m Trans thtouI. -,
one change Silver Palace seepingcas on , p ~ :, & a. v
uhout making connections AZ ~
ssTy A. m other ~ Y lines, FAM "a,
An and Thurs through 70 naso Nu
CONNECTING one train advance Of other lines WIN az , S,
Chicago. tDayl =. y.
DARITAN * DELAWARE BAY RAlLhoAa,D,.
IL and amer TUESDAY 49, the o'clock NJ line VIII DE-
xi,5dwn The line for Long Branch Toms RIVER ~' vi"
leave TIT w. ~ W. :. sNEDENS Co. Iessees
COUNTRYSIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
C-CHASGB or TINE On and AFTER September - 700 %, p s
am =. slow,. Roosevelt aud Hfsndst fer'
nr south seyenhst wihsmsburgh). at soS n NV 'na
IN N NJ for Islp and intermediate stations al o;i' p IN "S
j,m,les Returning sp At 6;l5 and a m and p w. p
Tork 81 $50 855 1855 m. aud 6;!a p m . ,Aao.. -
for Koekaway Fire Island will leave by the soo H.
eIeei and baggage checked to and g! Fire lsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NAY Is, 1903.

Peps,r Station Ia NewYok Twenty seventh st. aud Fot
ave- Entrance on Twenty seyen'h.si.
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II,
CITY oP NTwloRK DEPARTSENT 90 fSAScg Sept &C. 1863
or. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN RAIL

- I. LUUIN MD IKUN MUM MN NAIL-
- ROAD COMPANl'S PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
February sB August COUPONshe Of the completed road
Pilot Knob the interest the euie mortgage Of
$500 o0o been the property aud not
Of bonds issued ar The constantly
trsc Of earring With ihe OF controlling oil tue d a
- Louis the southern revenue The
Directors 8lols % the stock anil are ueute TO
enrich The property vel % ecobouiIe ia expenses
IilOS. ALLhN, President, 81 Louis Mo.
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AND PACIFIC
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President vicePre.ident
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RICHARD j. THoRNB. president ~ Y Equitable ms Co. n y
Hou IlEYRl HOGEBOOM Supreme Court Hudson, y
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Hon HENRY SMY1iE Collector Of Customs TIE ron Of ~
cHARIKs n a' coSI6IIY thsris. NJ. Connolly Co,NY
JOHN II. MORTIMER. Mortimer hebosi n !.
ELISHA BROOKS Brooks Brothers, n Y
JOHN s LYLE, Lord i Taylor, y T.
ALYRBD NILSSON William Alfred Nelson Ny.
WILLIAM p. DRAKE, Drake Brshers' Bankers Y.
JOHN W. MASuRl MasuIs Wilton N T.
Henry N. TABKR, c. c AIN T.beT NY
EDWARD BURCKHARD with Christ. Jay 4 Co. NY.
CHARLES sEPIl4Rp President Board q Trade. Albany n Y.
Hon ALLEN MuNR0R, President National BAnl Syracuse N
Hon GEORGE W. CuYLER
President National Bank Palayr, N Y
Ed and Prom Commercial Advertiser Buffalo n. y
y. sMoNS: Simons & Crissey Buffalo ny.
President Board Of Trade, Toledo, Ohio
Flint c." NeeYOrl, aud Flint Thompson Co, Chicago lbs
r,eiep, Niagara National Bank LochpOrt Y
Hon O. NOBLE President keystone National Bank Erie Pa
H., ~ FLAGLER RSssieIr Andrews Fagr Cleveland Ohio
ANGUS SMITH, Milwaukee Wis
r. ID. HUDSON Detroii, Mich.
lsr OF OCTOBER
AND WILL SHORTLY BE IN CONNECTION WITH ALL THE
eoa ,i SkNThRS OF TIKI COUNTRY, WITH NO IN
A PAYING BUSINESS ALREADY SECURED AND THE PRO
e6S or TIE RkMMNNG sroGK ARE TO BE EXPESDKD
MET @ LINZ kNi6SS0SS AND ApDiii0SAI WiRhS TO
SD ON LIBERAL TERMS. HENRY CLEwS Co.. No p wslst
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PROPOSALS for $4,000 MARKET STOCK

Sealed proposals will he received at tie CmptT1ert Oe until
TUESDAY Oct 20 1853 O'Clock NJ wheu the will he pub
c opened for the whole Of the forty thousand
dollars OF market stock authorized by char 2 Laws 1885 aud
1863 -
Said stock to he ne for the parpoe Of providing Tor the
completion Of the mafkuoB the land wing between Sreeuh aud
and and K'st River viii bear
At the rate Of seven per able semi ua the
1T day Of May p November ia each and TIC principal viii be
deemed the lat dsg Of Nav, 1894
The will the OF stock desired and the price
hundred dollars thereof and The whose accepted
will theIeupon be required deposit with the Chamberlain the
awarded to them respectively together with premium thereon
o. presenting u the Cmpfocf the recepof the thmbedp for
such deposits the parties will he entitled receive certificates for
equal the vne ofihe awarded to e bearing in
terest from the dates payments.
Eac proposal should be sealed and mdoel Proposals Tor market
stock and nooed envelope addressed Tho Comptroller
The eh preserved to reject all Of the bids nhe interests Of
The CORPORATION require IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

Fowls, 4 ib.................25d23 4
Chickens. fre. = it.........2 q 81
Broiisr., 4 pr....Sl eOa : J -
Ducks. yoarg 4 ib".....,.25a enl
Aalard, q psis :. 81 25Q : sol
Teal and Woad.-.. 7Sc. a 2 ] 06l
Geese, young. y fb.........21d as
Pigeons, Wild. y doz- = , Goa 3 , -
squads, y doe ......S4 S0d - Or
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SMOKED. ETC.

I, psir..+l 25d : -
suipe. Yellow lvg sad Do
witch, Dr. to7.-.%3 sea : ! W
Sand. or Or-eye. a doE....5J q ..
Plover - doI.....&4 S0d - 81
Rice OF Reed Birds.
y doK...........S nH0 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

Guide sbnrlsn places CD the Line OF
he Of this Railway has been prepared and can be oh
tanned Of charge those wishing 10
psnonsy the region referred to- with ihs view OF settlement
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
The White BOYS in Blue.

The State Central Committee of In
diana, in an address to tho Democracy
of Indiana, thus compliments the White
Boys in Blue:
zone of the most powerful auxiliaries
in the canvass of this year has been the
organization known as the Union White
Bows in Blue. During the war they
fought to maintain the principles that
called them to the field.
On the fourth of July last the De-
mocracy and the Conservative soldiers
and sailors of the nation met in Con-
vention in New York, and inscribed up
on their banner the names of Seymour
and Blair as their standard bearers in
the great political contest of this year,
and that banner will float until the
Presidential election ends in victory or
defeat.
"The Committee cordially request the
gallant White Boys in Blue to continue
their organization, and the same et1i'
cient work which distinguished them
during the contest preceding the State
election. True soldiers will not falter,
if one effort to carry the enemy's works
has not been wholly successful"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
Poll Evil.

Will you please inform me what to do
for o case of open poll evil. Can poll
evil be cured without leaving a stiff
neck y. II.
OTTAWA.
The opening should BE made large
and deep enough, so that the matter
can be swabbed out by piece of sponge
tied to n small stick. A portion of the
following mixture should be introduced
daily: one ounce of creosote, one ounce
of turpentine, and two ounces of olive
oil. Before applying the medicine, the
cavity and surroundings should be
cleaned with soap and water, with as
little friction to the parts as possible.
In more severe cases of poll evil, where
deep iistulas, or carries of the bones
exist, it is proper to call the aid of a
skilful veterinarian as soon Us possible,
Poll evil can generally be cured without
leaving a stiff neck.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
Cheering News for the
Friends of Civil Liberty.
THE DAY rs DAWNING
Lift up Your Heads and lsc'
jOice; the Day of Denver
ance Drawcth Nigh.
WEST Liberty TOWNSHIP.

The full vote of West Liberty town
ship has not yet been received. The
following are the majorities: 1t will be
observed that while the Radical ticket
has an average majority of -, MI
PAUL. carries the township by 30:
State Ticket-Governor Stevenson -;
Auditor, Hughes 20; Secretary OF state
pines %: Treasurer, Macauley ~; At'
torney General, Melvin ~: Judge Su'
preme Court of Appeals, Berkshire 81
! Congress, lst District, Duval q; Judge
Circuit Court, Jas. PAUL 80; State Sen
ate. Cranmer %. ,...
County Ticket-House of Delegates
Reymann y; Stanton 81; Hervey -
Recorder, Ferrel "a. Prosecuting At
toraey, Hubbard %. Assessor, City
| Day 81; Country, Dunlap .. Surveyor
Whitman 81.
Totrnship Tieket.-Supervisor, Porter
I9. Clerk, Frazier 81. Treasurer, Max
we'll 10. Overseer of Poor, Montgom
ery %. Justices, Curtis 81; Bushtielc
80. School Commissioner, Snedlker 20
Inspector of Elections, Bell l57.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

rss Iatdrigocsr was disposed to be as
..,,, q, its capacity would admit over
49, mistaken assumption that Mr.
TYR ran behind the Democratic
Tin Centre township of this coun-
- 4 subsequent examination OF the
,,-r, developed the fact that, in the
,nbi.hed report 4 mistake of fhirty-t'co
80, had been made, and that WALK
,r. majority was 36 over DUvAL,
.,,sol of four, as reported yesterday
roroinr. Our would-be facetious CO.
,.mporary will probably be compelled
,,,r,,,fer his broad grin ofyesterday to
,m,rr chastity smile on the other side OF
. face when he cuntemplates the cor
,.., returns. There is an old maxim de-
.r,rfor that "He laughs best who
,p,5, last" and, in this case, the last
..,b is By no means, with the Qnlucy
,usgt joker.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
TAYLOR COUNTY.

Grafton-Entire Democratic ticket
elected in Taylor. Camden's majority
is about 60. Democratic gain of 24O.
Grafton Camden 100 Stevenson l22.
Democratic majority of IS. Legislature,
Davisson l46; Kennedy 136.
Knottsville, 90 Republican majority.
Pennington, IS Republican majority.
MARION COUNTY.
Fairmont-Two townships are yet to
hear from. The Republicans claim the
county by 200 majority, but the Demo-
Gratis think it will be less.
MASON COUNTY.
Pomeroy, O.-The Republican major
ity in Waggoner township, Mason
county, West Virginia, is l2O.
HARRISON COUNTY.
Clarksburg-This county Democratic
by small majority; probably 90.
MINERAL COUNTY.
Piedmont-State ticket, Radical ma
jority in Mineral Is. Vance, Democrat,
for the Legislature, is elected by 30 ma
iority. H. Z. Davis carries Mineral by
a majority of "a.
Camden's majority in Piedmont is 63;
for Senate, Davis over Dolly l45.
New Creek-Stevepson majority SO;
Dolly over Davis ~.
DODDRIDGE COUNTY.
Central Station-Republican majori-
ty ll5. Duval's majority ll6.
BERKELEY COUNTY.
Martinsburg-Berkeley county about
500 Republican majority.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Pleasant Hill-Rep. l52; Dem. 2G.
Clay Township-Rep, 12S; Dem. l2
Roseby's Rock-Rep. 26.
Court House-Rep. 2l2; Dem. %.
Limestone-Rep. AZ; Dem. 6.
Benwood-Rep. l30; Dem. lO5.
Webster Township-Rep. 100; Dem
6e.
Cameron--Rep. 1S6; Dem. 60.
Liberty-Rep. maj. 90.
Sand Hill-Rep. maj. 80.
Two townships to hear from.
WOOD COUNTY.
Parkersburg-Wood county full re
turns give Duval $50 majority. Vote
for Governor close in the county.
WRIT COUNTY.
Official returns give a Republican
majority of 40.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
Mauuring in the Fall.

Mr.. EDIToR-As the season 10 now at
hand for this work, | would call the
attention of my brother farmers 10 the
fact, that top-dressing grass in the fall
has shown the good effects of manure
as much as any way have ever applied
il. II does not matter about its being
short and well rotted: en- the contrary,
il NAV be long, with 4 large proportion
Of it straw; it will act as a shelter for
the roots during the winter, and will
teU when moving time comes, to the
very land. Again | would say, scrape
mp your barn-yards, and haul all out uI
TO the time the ground freezes.-S., IN
telegraph.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

On THE great financial questions,
which constitute the leading and con-
trolling issue of the present campaign,
the Radicals have assumed all possible
positions, and resorted to all sorts OF
evasions in order to gain votes in differ
ent localities. Certain of their stump
ers have adopted the principles SO ably
and triumphantly advocated by Mr..
PENDLEToN, and so cordially endorsed
by the Democracy. BY this low-lved
artifce many well meaning but too
credulous voters of Conservative pro-
clivities were induced to give their sup
port to the Radical candidates at the
recent State elections. But the tenn
porary success of the bendholders
and their dupes has thrown themr
off their guard, and caused them to
throw off the mask. Without an ex-
ception, the entire press in the interest
of those who are in favor of gold for the
bondholders and rags for the people,
and who insist that the investments of
the rich shall be exempt from taxation,
are now bold in the avowal OF their
policy. And what is more, they claim
that majority of voters in Ohio, Penn
sylvania and Indiana, are in favor OF
thier plan OF placing the entire burden
of taxation upon the shoulders OF the
laboring and producing classes. We
are glad of this, for no one of ordi-
nary intelligence can any longer be
deceived by the hollow and false
pretensions of Radical demagogues
The cloven foot is now distinctly seen
and those who hereafter vote the Rad
ical ticket in November, will have nc
one to blame but themselves. And
should the final result be against the
Democratic party, those laboring mer
who cast their votes against rs, will
have the satisfaction of knowing that
they have contributed to render them
/ salves the mere "hewers of wood and
drawers of water" for such as live upon
their earnings and grow rich upon the
practice of injustice and oppression.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

THE BACK CROOK
A sAD But TRUE TALE.

Miss Flora Gushing was by all acknowledged
fashions Queen,
And many scene of splendor grand was by hel
subjects seen;
As she went SO the nobs all weut-whate'er she
did was we'll
She joined the Saratoga ring, and soon became
the belle. -
Her form and face were faultless, her name
without stain,
Her dress was lOcomotive-like, it had so long a
train;
Bur dire misfortune seized the girl, and caused
her mournful end
Disease it took her off right straight-twas
called the Grecian Bend.
She grew much worse, yet she received not pity
but abuse
And though she never had looked fast, they said
she then looked loose
Her parents were in deepest grief-their hearts
with pain were rent
Yet still the girl with Grecian Bend kept fol-
lowing her bent.
At last when she found that her ways her friends
and parsnts troubled,
And that her form lost half its charms although
she thought it doubled,
She said henceforth she'd stand erect-which,
when she tried to do,
She'd grown so stiff; that in one word, the dam
sci broke in two!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
PuuDkius.

Besides the we'll known use of this
vegetable in the fall season, the writer
has for several years past placed two OF
three wagon loads in his cellar for win.
ter use. The largest and ripest are Sc,
lected and handled with care. They
should be gathered before hard frosts
;niure them, If the stem cleaves from
the pumpkin or they get much bruised
they will decay and should be rejected
If the reader is q small farmer having
one or two cows he wishes to milk
through part or al the winter, he vii
find pumpkins very convenient as some
of them will keep sound until Fe1ru
ary. M.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

y as lady, residing at Hoosac Falls,
~ - was removing some dresses from
'NO'heS closet in her house q few even
1H' ago, a large black snake dropped
nun The folds of one of the dresses and
Vunu Its horrible and Shiny length
rbould bould her arm, raised its head and
iaSu Lust out its bifurcated tongue. The
H! was almost paralyzed with fright
b.r oGteries soon brought other Nom.
mas rV,s VI the family, who despatched tht
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
.,L, Black Test

,,r,palg scear that I accept the
,., - n,ri,icaI equality Of all men, and
~" .. 1. 70 attempt to deprire any pe's0"
'.''' ., w. on account Of race, color or
" I", ,.,, rorsifiOa, of any political or oir't
F'.'' ,.;,iI,o,, or immunity enjoyed by
f|'| ~, r. class Of men. SO help ne God"
a., ,'.,I,,. ', Radical Carpet Bag CONStitH-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

Seventy-fve female employees in the
Treasury Department, at Washington,
will be dismissed on the 1st of Novem-
Der.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

A toast was proposed to the "man
with the tightest pants" at a recent
anniversary meeting in Detroit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
Every Pair of Shears Warranted
WILLIAM KRYTER,

Sheep Shears, Pruning Shears, Tabor
Shears, Family SHEARS, BGHkeT' Shear
TShsArs Of any description made To order
V'HE ATTENTION OF SHEEP GR6WEo
i and shearers is called 70 my sbsep 49, -.
and Pruning Shears for trimming 0O
every tzair Of which Il warranted s,.-,t,.
Dea(er IN Hardware Guns, Plststs'
Tackle Table and Pocket Cutlsry; &C.
ISJ MARKET ST, 49, T,iXs. sess.er.
Repairing Of Guns, PISTOL a. b..f manns~
I Small Machinery, &c, dom ' ,a.rl1
| and AZ reasonable prices
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

A Jerseyman h as recovered $500 from
another in whose wash-tub his son was
drowned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

u
William McMechen ct ais, In chanceTv, in the
ys. circuit JOurtIot
Joseph Shriner ct ais. Ohio Co, W. Va.
DURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE IN
the above cause on the 2lst day of May,
IsGs. I will, on MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, lS6s, at my office in the city Of
Wheeling. and thereafter by adjournment from
time to time "a shall be found necessary, pro
coed t. take and state on account Of the persons
respectively, who entitled, a. heirs at law Of
Lydia >. CTuger deceased, 70 the tract or parcel
OF land described in cOmplainants bill, and Of
the share OF interest OF each Of said persons IN
said tract or parcel Of land; together with such
other things as may be deemed pertinent by
myself or specially required by either Of the
pIrti es. And pursuant u a decree made and
entered in said cause on the 9Th Of October, l76-
| hereby give notice to all persons claiming TO
be entitled 10 any interest in aid lands AZ
heirs at law aforesaid, 20 come IN before me
and prove their respective rights or interests IN
said land on or before SATURDAY, IhE 18th
DAY OF NOVEMBER, l-C--
HANNIBAL FORBES.
Special Com Ohio Co. Cir CT.
OrtDber l. lst--OCtl g. law tlllnOYt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
WILSON, DUNLEVY g. WHEELER

A RE NOW PREPARED To FURNISH To
"A order Packing Tierees, Flour and Apple
Barrels, Half Barrels, Grocery and Nail Kegs
OF all sizes, Cigar and Grape Boxes; also Steam
Boat Hulls and Barges aucl32m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
WASHINGTON, INDIANA,
FLOER

1oo BARRELS PURE WHITE WHEAT
lUU Just received aui for sale by
sep2 NJ REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

An TIERCES FAyORITE BRANDS. CAN
~ vassed, just received and,for sale By
aug6 REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
Cheese.
Sugar Cured Hams

E0 BOXES GOSHEN AND DAIRY
W selected, just received and for sale ~
octg " REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

Official returns give Republican
majority of 40.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-02-15
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont of Justice P. p. Martins Conrt, in and
for Weaverville township, Trinity county, Cali
forna in favor OF Hall Il Mason and against
Manuel Thomas, duly attested, have levied up
on and will sell to satisfy said execution, costs
and accruing costs, on
Friday, the 18Th day of March,
A D. 1868, at the store of Hall Mason. i'll Doug
las City, the following described property, to
wit The one undivided one-third interest of said
Manuel Thomas in the mining claims known as
Farrell, Dixon L. Co.'S claims, situated on Fill
buster Flat, Trinity county, together with all
the appurtenances thereunto belonging and not
by law exempt Also, one cabin, situated near
Farrel's cabin. The above described property
will be sold to the highest bidder for cash.-Da-
ted Douglas City, February 6. 1868.
Cts. B. F. TRASH, Constable.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-02-15

From HUMBoLDr.-W S. Lowden returned
from Humboldt county on Thursday night after
that the people of that county are thoroughly
aroused on the wagon-road question, and are
hound to have good roads. Jereh. Whit,nore,
brother of John Whitmore, Esq, of Sturdivant's
ranch, died at Rhonervile on the 3Oth of Janu-
;.ry. All the old Trinity people now residing in
that county well when he left, and most of
them prospecting. The Hoopa soldiers were en-
dea, oring to open q trail over Redwood noun
lain. but the snow fell about fast as they could
shoycl it out.