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Fridsy, KeTembe- "a. Isss.

To the highest ard best bidder, FOR CASH, at
the 'front.' door OF U.s.tcort, Naidrsn Block
NO. 450 Main street. Memphis, Ten1essee, be-
tween the hcurs OF g O'clock am. and 4o'ciock
nm. ana commencing 81 Il O'Clock N. a said
dav. al the rigts. titla and Interest legal and
eonitable, which eel0nzsdio SAID ssgecsA Bank
ra3ts ct tbs dates O. Ming 1hei- respective Pc
tstscns IN Bankruptcy, n and 20 tie foHoWing
described pereolal property, to Wit. All the
bills Of exchange, PE0missorg notss, seHurstisss
bonds, stocks. debts, dsHnand clans, 7 ghtss
eacs res aeeounts. boOkSeof account. obcsss IN
as ion, aud al tbs Singular. TIA personal eff
fecss ead assets CT said BankfuPEse Of every
KIND and description.
atsly. WM. y. C1aODE Assignee
MsmphlE, 18th NsvsrnssF, te9& n6F5 ID
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saARKETa.

APpLEs-Lafgs stock aud HaFkes duh at
20 e. . baFrel. Is 10 qualify.
BEANS stock OF Navy as fair. Dul al g IS
eARsiN Msfkst dun sales On levse at s2sa
a n Ffam store
SGGGfNa-Go0a soc and dail " 10 Ken
tsckT. islSai7c; 2 ID. Ksnt1cky,i zz1Sa2sc In
AZ nontHally, 80 4
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PEy51CIAES.
DIR. j. A. ULoPT0x

OF Huntsville, Alabama, may be consulted
~ ct TIE Overtoa Ectel from The E9th to the
25th OF NoveEnber. Sc treats With perfect sue
cea- PILES. FE~TULA, STRUCTURES, Eolypus
diseases OF Females, eta
Refers - tcs mot Intelligent phyEcisns Of
Chs city and in every state south. Cured with
o. vi bout The knife. nogI7R
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DR.. a. S,

e u 80
EoRMERLY oFJsMGs LOCK aOsPITAL,
q Gus IA -1ouse street., New Orleans, estab-
hsbeu 1870, for the LAST eight years coated IN
hfaag8, ana .. lehaGisi tBIOos out the c01n
tn "a thu .Gceessfal treatment 0 PRIVATE
~EAs ce be coud~enEanT consclted -
as nee and pa lors 81 and 90 Randolph
street eoTnsr or bssro0rn street. or o. lettsE
DE- AM 5t'sa CaRUNI MERcURIAL
SYPHfgf iii, so D and Skin Et~EASrS,
and al DISOal EhS { ON HAGiOus VIZ
MERE LCaARAgIER-Ehich he cares With
out the use Of tazTeuTs, iCdtde Of Pc ASA, arse
mic or any poison, but with his Z RA /
zE : y p0slstva care for all humors And blood
nRGANIC WEAa MSS, such as sENINAL
" AKNFsSS NOCTURNAL M DiURS 81
EGI-stONS breUght o. By abCss II tAs or
gars, early fndisetetionss excssses. or salsil-d
hsredi arily, causing t"ss Of memory. CORR
zion. depression, GDnsss OF vision and often-
times /. sanity vita &Gep oTable train OF other
symptoRls. treated AID radically cared by an
infznibas msth0a, saving time AID expense.
AL Giseases peculiar 70 he suxna ~orgaassS1 >
erivsts character, T Ideally ard permanently
olddissases OF the most 10, rible class, where
The blood has becO . POISONED, Producing
blesches on he faee, small watery biisterS1
pains Ia the head and boxes, liberated throa4
and nose. sores en- the limbs snd body, serofuta,r
together with AZ endless umDe OF sE1eri2gsl
e6actuallv aud .~6Fmanenly cured.
DE-. NE Is recommended cy the pre1So9
tire eoaatTy, by psois=so.s Ct medical eoAeges'
Those afflicted should Apply 70 hia, and De
cured ~ Q &c.
disease peculiar % TIE sexual organs OF sliner
ssx. ea-sae, eject and thStr remedies. o1ptsc
rom z ezfarience Of twenty yserz rrsctsee
IN the exclusive t~restueE5 CT thes5 diseases,
ssuf 10 any address securely raped. Price
one Dollar Pamphlet on cF~ERAzTeK1EE4f
or ons on s. PH1hEss sset in seated envelope
uoon receipt Of poasaEs-tVo red stamps. An
dress Dr. J MES, FSstcfiee Drawer S63s Chi
g 60. UloGS ss2lI9
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At the opening ia Liverpool to-day
cotton was frm-Uplends 1871; Orleans,
Id. At noon it vas unchanged and 81
the cjass was a saSGe better, though n0t
ouofaby biEaer. Sales 1900 bales.
Weeks ISLES u 600 bales, o. which 5000
were taken for e sort sad3000 by specu-
lstors. Stock $4,000 bales, OF which
10000 sge Am=r.csa. Stock efDst 4l2,
600 bale, O. wzicn 69, 600 sTe american.
The Hsyre market opened qGiet bat
steady-Tses Ord nsire, l34f.
The New York msrke. opened quiet
bus steady. At noon it was very fraa,
with holders asking higher raies-Up-
lands, 245c, asking 251. Al l pm. there
wss g fair demsnd and PRICES firm,
Low NiddjinH, 23lc; Riiddungs, 24}9
24fo. ATT pm. there was sn setive de-
msnd and prices very strong, and at the
cIOss the demand was unsbatsd, at full
prices-Low NiddIings, 2S3c MIddIings,
243c; Good MpddliBes, 252e; Mobile,
242e; Orleans, D. Sales 5000 bales.
The New Orleans market 0paned fVm
with moderate deEaand-Hiddlings, 23c;
snd closed without any change. Salss
$500 bales.
The Grnness exhibited by holders in
this msrkst was too much for buyers,
and consequently sales were light. Only
a few respectable lists were sold, but 10
s small way there were several trsussc
tons, st prices ranging from 22ic to 22lc
fer Mi3aiiugs. We quote as follows:
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FoZ CEHGzzEETE-
ReEular Memphis aud Cincinnati Parket-For
c lro. Evansvi le. Lou syale and Cincinnati.
WILL .BezS.ey master
THIS splendid Messenger siaasiser q
viii issTe for toe acUv5 On ~
g DAY, 2Ist inst, At 5 p--l.
NINScS q DONAHF AEenfs,
nova Il 81 Front street
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet.
For cairo Louisville and Cn iurat.
WILL $. nsster
Ibjs superb pGs-SeuEs1-sg=zaDer g.
HilftGave IS aboVR8n ~
THIS DAN-2TE- inst, al 5 pm
ELLLDIEE III LEN, agents,
nov2l IL 5Jefsrsoa strest.
Memphis aRd Cincinnati Packet Company.
Far Cairo, Louisville and CincisG IL
1taAE ACN- tC1 A-os1eE2
Tais EXCELLENT passenger steamer
wi ] leave * Ra0va ~
THIS DAY2 sL4ust., 81 n.
Larry aARHErAn Agent.
n~vZlI u ~ MaiiEtn street.
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81 Day Of DeeembeF. AID. Is6S,

al the courthouse door N the town Of Austin
ia the county Of Tunie, state OF mississippi
proceed 70 sell to tina bishezt bidder. for cash
the following iaEos a. d-scri ed IA said Deed OF
Trnst, As 70 lows. to Wit: AL o. section seven
81 Of Fo#4Elipt4 o. E4ngs eleven, tul west
lying and beingi IL said lGuieG egunty and Stats
Of Mississippi. Sa si1Efa lawful 0ours. Title
suppGsed 20 be good, bat l VII sell MY as
Trustee. J-E-GAHPA- trustee.
October Is. 1SsS. OCT tbs
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The iisI OF $50 bales held by Guy,
Mcclellan & Co., and which has been
upon the market for the past two or three
dsy-, wss SIN uHsold last evening,
while the question Of direct trade st
tracts so much Of the attention OF our
people, It msy b vel TO mention that
the matter has taken definite shape, by
the shipment OF $50 bales direct 10
EGglish EpinDers. Megsrs. n. COr0nBa
& Co, yesterday forwarded the above
Amount 10 ihe H0ny Eocd and Lee mills,
located uesr Manchester. These mills
consume about leo bales per week, eli
OF which viii sc bought in this market,
and viii b shipped 70 tbam without pay
ing the commissions Ct the New York
brokers OF going through their hands.
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FOR gee oRIEhHs.

For New Orleans, V~ick45urg, Eatchez and the
Bed.
LADY GAY-.----Johr H. Bnrk master
Ghis splendid p2sssnger pscEsf
EiI leave Tor the abofo e.
TdIS DAY, Elst inEL.at : nm.
RICHARD ". LIGHTBCHSE. Agent,
nov2i 10 sc E-out f~eat
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CO tie 5sh Bar q BeeemseF, 1865,

Ths lands described IN the deed OF tTr-t. Co
wit One tr-Ct OF land containing ao1ut Lhir-
teen hundred acres, situated IN the county y
Mississippi stefs or Arkan-&s, IA tcc-el Bend
on rhe Mississippi river, 0rpo=Es Island Ne 81
beng tas Land purchased - Isaac LGllsr OF
James Barrett, Sud (which said Isaac resided
at MS Csath an one Otber racf 81 lard III
ualed il ths SAM eCantY AID STATE. and lying
O.. SAID river opposite LsIanGN No =. ana Known
81 ina Witiam7 faEHo. and purchass1 by said
Isaac O. Jos eh Williams end HI re- and
g description o. with VII De rounc in their
deed to said isaGc- Ths said De-. o. Trust uas
been duly recorded n tie Omcs OF the tlsrE of
the Ci-ccit Court Of said county c. fisslszippis
iu Escord Book vols pages ~, - ard - 20
which reference Is made Toe the terms thereof
This the z7lhGsy CT August. f-65
uovIsfd O. HILLnAN- Trustee.
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SIEAERCATS.
FOR vIoKsBURe.

FOR VIOKSBUEG
Regular st Louis. Memphis and E-cksDurs
Us. Mail Paeket-Far rick-hu-g.
Ri master
This splendid passenger pAckst
wi leave as aDVVe $3.50
THIS D-Y Zstfnst.. st L n.
LARRY HARZsTAD. Agent.
EoEI IL - Madison street
RssulaE Msmpbs and Vioksburg Us. Msu
Packet
COMNERCIELL-...-- .-..- dion master
Thts elegant and sTdt steaEcsE
VIII tEve2s above s
THIS DAY, zls- inkt., ats = m
LEV Is 81 ARPE, gents,
nnveI Il No. g Fr1st rect.
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agaPRis & ARKANSAS RlVBg
go 49,
RacEeS SonaPa7y.
SOTO

~ NOTICE
crested under a charter gran ed hythe Leg
/ islatnre OF TsnaeSses. ESva9b6F Il 1885, en-
I5tlsd = Au Act to Incorporate the Memphis
and Arkansas Rtver Packet Company"
Ohm B.ADANS,
]. ri TEBEECr5 q,
JANE SJN, sDrect0rs.
r. L. HAMS.
HARRI6J& BLASDEL,
TIE Lire OF Boet l,.oTn rs tire Memphis
and Arkansas River IS. Nail Packet Comp0-
John p ADAMS. President.
j. N. TEEBErr8 Secretary.
E% The following boat wineaeh make q TRIP
a week until lac new beets 9f tAe Company,
BOW being built, ere Enisned lesving MEa
Pits - herstofore, en- M0HDAIS saud
4HURsaays. aTsodosk pm;
T-aursday, st'er ". a. caldwell. Hafnes
Monday, Steamer sEzsEs, EsssfR8d, Nas-
Ee=s
Connecting at Little RICK with GSe steamers
Van Buren,, Fort r it'll ana american, for all
points above as high as Fort Gitsga.
From the LIST to tie IGth Of November tire
new hosts vii be i'm she'd, and tina Company
! viii then run four boals rom Mesn2bistaro1ah
! 70 Fort smith, giving 9irea5 communication
| with all points on the river, the Arkansasliger
sen gers and freigntsr put through 70 al points
on Gae river wtnoat delay, ana az reasonable
All persons shipping freight FOR any pcIDt on
! the Arkansas river FROM North or East Of Mem
phis. shylld have theiE EoOcB consigned 20
3NO D. ADAMS, Memphis Mere1andise
snippsd from New Orleans should be consigned
IN VI. W. JOHNS0S, Napoleon, ARK.
y JNO. D. ADAMS. President.
Il. A. KEHDIG, Agent,
sspsa sA Front street, Aessy Asek.
III LE-
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FOR aEKAusA7 RsvEa.

EGS EEAGEa5= EsE E@s
Regular Memphis ana Arkansas E.vsr Packet
OAK. BHa s15l, AIasteT
Ilis due passenger packet viii e
ieavs - allow. on -
Z r a. EESDIG. Agent
nova s. S0i Front ~ stO-bg BOX
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R. nRAN olE.

2k+@ O4@e
HFsa}eE Ia Stoves 9fusyaxe Hossas Fur
ntshang %Sqsts-am
N9Auy Lard sna Lahfi-axtnx oils, JobbinR
~ and repairing apr07op b tended 10 BY
petsnt lwozlrnens ass Frq ~ street, near
Asdaaeasop steaznDoas Land nc. nos1sd1w
.BsaaB 81 sak 30 1ai .1HsE assrsE
ORB WEIfHfE ~ q
ss4 zsha& EErfez
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FoE ar. LOUIS.

memphis ana ct. Louis Pocket Conpany-U 8
Blsi line.
MARBLE CITHE----C5nTay master
Eais new udkglGscu passenger
gtc-17 g VII Leave cs sgTva on ~
THIS DAY, 2lst ms, al 3 pm,
no-2il II #EH CALVERT -upt
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TsUsTEB SALE.

ny virtue or a Dsed q Trust executed b.
u VIZ Fly O. The 90 h day OF MHrahsA D.
.Iga. 20 -chn j. Trct er Trusfse. TO sa.ure Ia
Dsym-rs Of certain ErOmissCry rot~s rsyGt le
l. fsilo -. - vii: one aofe for tx thousand
.GOsiara eHs and payable ~ Catherine cree
maa On ths q D das OF Jsuaa y. A0. 1850.
wifa ten p@rce z. Lter8Ss rom re-, and "a ed
the 3 Il. OF Nara =. D. 1853. One noe o. the
sauts ds-e or six 9CusssC s2 nun1Fed % hO
d fiars. papae z 70 atherine 2, Freeman on
s9snasg OF March AID. 50. writ egti interest
f11 = daia. ne ne note o. sine da1s 81 saL
- an ~ sc 100 oil ar. psyablero
fatheriHz ? Erssanau Eitn egsi lateresL from
r3staL said Deed OF q rus i rec rQsC a the Pre-
.batr Clerk O5iss Of Tdnia county Slate Of
aiisSts-ipp 10 Be < E Of the recoru o dsrcs
esr sid COUNTY. pas- 81 and ~ I'll tue OF.
and In p~urs1snse OF D~cree CT ths Caancefy
Coutt Of sid T~Uaicscosuty, maize AZ the April
term thereof AD. 1874 Investing myself wiki
tbs povers Of Trusfestn sal d ed OF Tu-t. the
death Of the said Jn0. D. Tro ter, frE-Iss as
sfcrss2fd. having been sugggstsc TO said Chan
Z rfT m The
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Bankrupt Sale OF Personal Prep
eFty.

In the several matters Of a. 8. Coleman No.
81 Jilson p. johnson, No 3I5 G. q r..
Frank. No. 37 Coolidge & COoper and $. n.
N=lchsr & co, Ne. 3l3 A. A. Burieson, No.
50; and q. Il. Fsrnsworth, No Is.
In Bankruptcy, at Memphis. Tennessee.
DY virtue Of orders OF sale entered IN the
% a-bovs-neaed cases. on the On day Of No
v5mber, 1855, bTfss District cut IF tie United
States for he District OF West Tsnnessee, (
Bankruptcy, / viii rrccsed 70 sell, on
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Trust SALE.
Ty?SsE sale.

u virtue OF a Deed or Trust sxz~uted 60 ne
u AZ TrEsse@ by Hetsy LsEie-,F p. faEisT
ard Martha La3Ier. date the Afh dsy o.
March, 1854, I vii sell, as Trustee, for the par
pose OF p ytnS the Csuts specified in ssid Deed,
they not having been pad. 1t -Uhi1c suction,
to the higdesr Bidder. for caSE. IT B-thsl's
cornar- Man s.raar. Aa-nhls -en.a.saa-
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sassz agaaz
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-EzEBER o. TOzEEgCR.
EfENEHEs. November 20, is68
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-05
Female Reporters.

The anniversary meetings at New
York last week brought up some extra
ordinary things, and among the most
remarkable were three female reporters.
The Women's Rights Convention was
attended by three ladies, the reportorial
representatives Of Woman's Rights
newspapers from different parts of the
country. Two of the three were strong
minded boomers, and the other had dis
carded hoops and "sieh," and appeared
in a meek, retiring dress. The Sun re-
porter gives the following spicy descrip-
ton of the force at work:
"Miss Ada Fessenden Craig, of Chi
eago, was CARRIED in a tight fitting black
silk pants, green silk double breasted
vest, and grey paletOt, which reached a
lite lower than her hips. When she
got warm at her work, she opened her
paletot, crossed her legs-placIng her
right foot on the left knee, and upon the
elevated limb was placed her paper and
piled her calling with the utmost non
chalence. The other was dressed in
orange colored silk-silk Knickerbocker
pants, loose vest, and flowing tuniC
frightened around the waist. The Knick-
erbocker pants are finished by elastics,
the remainder of the leg Ga very brawny
one by the way) encased in thia flesh
colored skin tight stockings. The third
reporter belonging to the RerolUtion
dresses in black, without hoops, i'm,
mense Panama hat, disheveled hair
green stockings and prunella CATERS
She is said to be brick of local."
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The Picnic.

The Picnic.
The picnic yesterday of the pubic
schools was the largest We expect to
see this season. Early in the morning
the weather indicated a fair day, and
before the sun was an hour high band
of music was parading the streets,
while numerous children, young ladies
and young men, middle-aged and old
persons were vending their way to-
wards the river bank. Nearly all OF
these carried that necessary requisite
to n hungry stomach on such occasions
as these in the shape of Z basket. Long
before the boats departed the river
banks were lined with the friends of the
exeursionists, and as they glided away
from the shore the hearts Of those left
behind followed the party, while they
passed from sight amidst the waving
of handkerchiefs and cheerful soagS for
the promises of the day. Being one
among the number who stayed at home
we will not attempt to tell how they
spent the time at the grove. 1t is sutfi-
Gent to say, however, that it passed OF
pleasantly, without an event transpir-
ing to mar the enjoyment of those who
participated in it.
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Very Scarce.

Very Scarce.
There was but little stirring to create
a sensation, except the suns rays and
the rush of business. The business
streets were thronged with men and
teams, foaming, bustling and sweating.
Hauling round goods and enduring the
suns rays are exciting enough, but they
are food for merely an item or two.
There was no suicides, murders, con-
llagrations, accidental deaths, seduc-
tions, garrotings, confidence games or
law suits that amount to anything. The
Justices were studying the pleasures OF
solitude nearly all day, and there was
a poor show for exciting items. We
searched various parts of the river for a
stray corpse-cvery nook and corner fol
a struggling sensational paraGraph-wc
bore the suns hardness for five or six
hours, to hunt up something, but nary
a one would come. We hope tomorrow
will he more prolific.
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Znue street Church Concert,
Tonight. Admission free.
Chronicles

Chronicles.
We copy the following from an ex-
change:
/ |. Man born of woman 1--WE never
knew any other kind,) and spendeth his
time editing a newspaper, is oftew days
and full Of trouble.
>. He riseth in the morning about the
OH hour and fndeth that the bearders
have left him no breakfast, yea, not
even SCRAP.
3. He departeth hungry to his desk,
and is even thus until the ID hour, when
he dine.h upon locnsts and wild honey,
which he obtaineth at the grocery at
% cents.
/. Ho cOvcnanteth with his subscri-
bers to print him Il paper for shekels
of gold and shekles of silver, payable on
the 10th day, when 10! he taketh to the
bankrupt act on tho 9th day.
). The politician calleth to see him
and promises when he is elected to get
him a big office high in the synagogue.
6. He fndeth great multitudes along
his path, each with dull axe, and all
asketh him TO turn the glindStOne.
:. But when he also asketh one OF
them TO turn for him, he is called many
hard names and stoned grievOusly, yea,
they even call him fool.
:. Now in his day and time sorcerers
and iugglers with ways past finding out
cometh forth, and through much putting
by him clothe themselves in purple and
fine linen. and have a fatted calf killed
every day.
Q. And when lie asketh for slice of
this fatted calf, he is gfren free ticket
to the show.
10. And when he refuseth to publish
for a sorcerer and juggler, and those
who dance before the King they threaten
him with all sorts of engines of war, and
60 about among the multitude, who
also threaten him with earthquakes,
famine and pestilencc.
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a Chniiengc.

a Challenge.
The agents of the improved Grover u
Baker family sewing machine hold
themselves in readiness to meet the
representatives OF any other sewing ma
chine in Wheeling, at such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and have
test, when they will clearly demon
strate that the Grover & Baker will ex'
ecute a wider range of work, doing il
handsomer, stronger, and more durable
than any other machiHe in the market
Salesroom at Oxtoby & Dufield's Jew
elry Store, lO3 Main street, where will
be found magnificent stock Ofwatches
clocks, jeweiry, spectacles and fancy
goods,
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Bathing.

Bathing.
The boys for over a week past have
been INDUCING in that pleasant exercise,
bathing. We noticed yesterday even
ing a large number of youngsters leap
ing into the river like so many frogs.
1t is right, just and proper that they
should enjoy themselves in this way.
It is healthy when the water is in a
proper condition. They are in the hab-
it of trying to ostdo each ether by see
ing who can stay III the water the long
est. This they should not dot is very
unhealthy. We have known boys who
frequent this habit to become sickly,
and even are ia danger of the crarnp
while in the water.
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The great CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Is there
fore in an important sense, a SE,nNATiONNl
WORK, aided and commended by the people, the
Legislative power, and the Executive officers,
though its management IA administered ic,h al
hr care and torctlouJht Of he most eminent prirdh
corDOTaiiOnS Being under the constant super
vision of the Government-who, being the prin'
cipal creditor. accepts a subordinate and cOntin-
gent lien-with 80 large an amount Of addition
al capital also invested in the property pledged
it is believed that 10 securities now offered IN
the market possess the sane claims 10 conf.
dence and market value except those OF the
Government.
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FOR SALE.
raLREIEC SALE.

,NSATNsDAY. JUNE 18th, 1868, AT THE
[ mont door of the Court House, TIVE tracts
Lind. with coal privileges to each, being part
' I've 1 Il. Woods farm, on the Ohio river, q
81 north Of the city of Wheeling
Tbr lrst, or upper tract, which joins the lands
., 4 T. Garden, Esq, consists of 81 acres OF
IND With coal field of about 1875 acres.
The second, joining the above on the South,
NESTS Of 81 acres of land and a coal field of
r,rf YI acres. On this tract there is good
me dwelling house, stabliBg, &c.
The thickness of the coal vein (abort 6 feeo
,,I its situation above the river bottom makes
~ desirable locations for rolling mills or any
,,bcr manufacturing establishment Also, de.
lie for shipping coal by the river.
4 Mat Of the property can be seen and ali in.
s,-r1tion given at the Recorders office, Wheel.
..- W Va. -
-Tr;y-s ,F SALE One third cash; the balance
.r * twelve and eighteen months, with ap,
r-c,yH security. Sale positive
X. r. WOODS
.,yg. a. w. II. WOODS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-05
GrnNel Roofs.

Gravel Roofs.
Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either ir resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through
process that frees it from oil
and 6enzole, and no matter:how great
the heat, it will not run. 1t is equal
ly efficient in roofs eff every con-
ceivable pitch, Mr.. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quality,
and for sale at the lowest rates This
has stood test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh, and is the cheapest in use, Call
at the Factory, head of Lindsey street,
East Wheeling, or address him through
the Wheeling Post Office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-05
Wake Up.

We heard fellow say last evening
that he had forgotten who the JacobinS
nominated for President He was in q
terrible stew about it, scratching hi,
head and giving his imperial scientific
turn, every now then, and finally, came
to the conclusion, that lie was dreaming
and moreover, that he would wake NJ
lust too late to learn his candidates
name. Bad omen, indeed!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-05
Beware Of Counterfeits and
UuDFincipIed Dealers,

Who endeavor to dispose of their own" aud
other articles on the reputation obtained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
Helmboldis Genuine Extract Blchu.
Ueimbolds's Genuine Extract Sarsaparilla,
Helmbold sGeuuine Improved Rose WASH
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
Ask Cor HEKNBoLD's. Take ne other.
Cut out this advertisement and sendlfor q
and avoid imposition and exposure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-05

ItAROLINA RICE
~ ~ tieTces prime new Carolina RICE:
MAXWELL a. TIEGLE.
DROVIsIONH-
Bacon, Hams, shoulders and Sidss, Bull
Meats, DroSsed uogs, Prime Leaf Lard, SC.
MAXWELL 4 TINOLE.