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FINANCE AND TRADE
Baltimore Cattle MARKET.

BALTIMORE, March IL.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings al
the scales during thepast week amount.
cd to 9S7 head, against 9S6 last week.
Of the number offered 43l head came
from Ohio, 7S from Virginia, 1S5 from
Illinois, 43 from Maryland, and 81 from
Ohio Railroad; AZ from Pennsylvania
over the Northern Central Railroad; LOG
from Maryland, 63 from Virginia on
foot. Of the receipts, 447 head were
taken by Baltimore butchers, "a sold
to spectators for Eastern markets. AZ
to farmers for grazing, 20 to govern
ment contractors, la head to Washing
ton and Annapolis butchers, 45 re-
shipped to the East without being offered
here, and the balance left over unsold.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Old
Cows and Scalawagsat A. 00a4 rs; ordi-
nary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows A 75a
5 so; fair to good stock Cattle 6 50a7 %;
fair quality Beeyes 50a6 rs, and the
very best Beevcs 00a10 90 per 100 lbs,
the average price being about 62i
gross-being an'average decline of 37ic
per 100 lbs. on the rates of last week.
SHEEP.-Thc supply has been light
during tho past week, and quotations
are ic higher. Prices to-day ranged as
follows: Fair to good at SAGE, and extra
Ease per Id. gross. R
H0GS.-The arrivals have been nm
usually light during the past week, and
under good demand the market has
ruled brisk at an advance of fully SOC
per 100 lbs. Prices to-day ranged as
follows: Fair to good live Hogs ~ 50a
Ia W per 100 lbs. net.
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state OF west virginia,
Ohio County Circuit CoWt-FebraGry
Rules, 1868.
Michael Riley


George Bicgs, Allen Biggs Daniel Biggs Henry
Biggs, Priscilla Foley, Eli Martin, and the
heirs at law of Henrietta Martin, whose names
are unkhowp; William Galbraith and Mary
Ann his wife; Sarah Jane, daughter of Ben.
iamin Biggs and her husband, whose names
are unknown, heirs at law of Benjamin Biggs
deceased; Ann Biggs; the heirs at law OF
Abraham Roland, OF Kline Roland. of Leth-
cana Blackstone, whose names are unknown;
= Waugh and his wife, whose names are
unknown, heirs at law of David Roland de-
ceased; the heirs at law OF Susan Sims, whose
names are also unknown, and William Sims;
heirs at law Of Jacob Roland deceased, late of
Ohio county; Robert r. Woods, Recorder of
Ohio county. In Chancery.
rINHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO EN-.
i force the lien of judgment recovered by
complainant against Jacob Roland, deceased, by
the sale of a certain lot of ground in West Lib.
erty, and owned by said Roland.
And it appearing from an affidavit filed in the
cause that Priscilla Foley, Xii Martin, the heirs
at law OF Henrietta Martin, the heirs at law of
Abraham Roland, the heirs at law Of Kline
Roland. the heirs at law of LetheaRa blackstone,
Washington l.. Biggs and Mary Ann his wife,
john G lass and wife Maria, William Sims, and
the heirs at law of Susan Sims are not resi-
dents of this State and il further appearing
that the names of - Waugh and his wife,
heirs at law of David Roland; Sarah j., daughter
of Benjamin Biggs, and her husband, names
are unknown. .sr.
On mStion of complainant's counsel, it is
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after the fourth weekly publication and
posting of this order at the front door of the
may deem fit to protect their interest in this
suit. Test MICHAEL j. BKEINIG
JACOB e. CLARKE, Clerk.
Soils. for Complainant. marl4oaw4w
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Franz ~ Eouis

ST. LOUIS, March 14.-The lower
House of the Legislature passed what
is known as the "Fox-Baker bill,
which gives the Southwest Pacific rail.
road in this State, to number of East
ern capitalists, including some of the
Fremont boDd-holders and several st.
Louis gentlemen, who. are to give all
the rights aud franchises of the road,
including land, and are to complete it
to the State line within a specified time.
kilograms received from Cheyenne
say the Indians captured lot of horses
and mules from Berdan's Rancho and
the citizens in the neighborhood of Fort
Laramie on Thursday. Also, that a
train of Indian goods enroute for Lar
annie had been fred into but no damage
done,
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New York Items.

New YORK, March H.-Butler's sash
factory and the dwelling adjoining and
the dwelling and feed store of j. L.
Anley, on Broadway Williamsburg,
were destroyed by fire last night. Loss,
$4,000. Three iremcn were badly
hurt. .-..lE
There was a heavy landslide at Liv-
ingstone creek, on the Hudson River
railroad. The company keeps double
gangs of watchmcn there and the trains
are instructed to run slowly while pass.
ing that point.
The ice in the Hudson River remains
twenty inches thick, and freshet is
feared.
In the Supreme Court to-day, in the
case of the people against the Directors
of the Erie Railroad Company, Judge
Barnard appointed George A. Osgood re-
ceiver of the sum realized by the
sale of SS,OOO,O00 stock issued in viola
ton of the injunction. Mr.. Field OBJ
jected to the Judge trying the case, on
the ground that he was personally in
terested in the litigation. The Judge
overruled the objection and disclaimed
the imputation. Mr.. Diver was pro.
duced in the Court by the Sheriff and
liberted on bail.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
, WASHINGTON, March IA.
HOUSE.

The House proceedings were devoted
generally to debate. t,A' -f'E %
Mr.. Highly argued that Congress was
bound to make appropriations for car
ryipg cut the treaty speculations. He
held that The treaty making power was
lodged exclusively. IN the President
and Senate, and that their action was
finality.
Messrs. Maynard, Wood, .Washburn,
Wise and Brooma1l. commended to the
contrary The latter, also, argued in
favor of the expansion of the currency,
Mr.. Selye advocated his bill to amend
the currency act. He favored the TO
moval of the present restrictions on
banking and currency and argued in IA
vor of contraction, as the means for the
return to specie payments. ~
Mr.. Jones addressed the House % the
subject of impeachment.
Mr.. Boyer called attention to the
mode in which a most important meas.
nre had passed the House on Thursday
last, solely, he said, because it was in
PRODUCED in panIer calculated TO de-
coive and lull suspicion. '''
lie proceeded to read from the Globe
the report of the proceedings in connec-
tion with the adoption Of an amend
ment to a bill which amendment de-
prives the Supreme. Court of its juris'
diction. .t..'' ..,'' :" =
A debate followed between Messrs
Boyer, Shenck and others.
Adjourned. -
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF
ID TRUST made byCharles II. Kimball, trus-
tee, George Hartman and Nancy Hardman his
wife dated December 18th, 1860, and recorded
in Deed Book l6 page sos, of the records of
Preston county, West Virginia, shall on the
lOth day OF May, 1865, at the front door
of the Court House Of said county, sell at public
auction for cash. the following property, TO wit
The Rail Road on the waters Of Three Fork
Creek, in said county, commencing at the
Franklin Iron Furnace 1.-THE property held by
the said Kimbsl in trust for tho sole and sepa-
rate use of the said Nancy HardmanD and thence
extending along the eastern bank of said Three
Fork Creek to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
connecting Herewith at point about 300 yards
east of the. mouth of Racco0n Creek, in said
county, together with all the rights, easements
and privileges thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining, but not including engine and
rolling stock. .a. 60 ~.
As trustee i shall convey such title emily as il
vested in me by said deed. ..
mar2O-wtd JAMES. 5, WHEAT, Trustee.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
BY THE CABLE.
IBy Telegraph to the Register.l


PARIS, March Is, Sundsy,-The Amer
lean Minister, General Dix, has return
cd to Paris. His visit to England was
not of d diplomatic character as report
ed. He went to London to be present
at the marriage of his son, Mr.. Charles
Temple Dix. " ..r., ' ,.' -, sa7
The Corps Legislatif was engaged
last week in the discussion of the new
law, relating to holding public meet
ings, which was introduced by the Gov
ernmeAt. An important and compre-
hensive amendment to the bill has been
offered by the Liberal members, 1t pro-
poses to remove all restrictions from
the right of the people to meet in pub
lie assemblies when and where they
please.
LONDON, March 15.-Sunday.-Dis-
patches were received last night from
Abyssinia. General Napier was about
to send out accommodating party to
take Ashangee, in the Tigre district
The Pasha of Egypt showed no dispesi'
tion to withdraw his forces from Abys,
sinia, as requested by the British Gov
ernment. On the contrary the Egypt
Eians in compact with Mossowali, had
received considerable reinforcenlents
Il crN,, tha Moth ..,r..l. I'd" ID
BERLIN, March 15.-Prince Napoleon,
after series of flattering entertain
ments given here in his honor, has loft
for Paris. His visit to Germany has
given rise to many surmises and rumOrs
and is extensively commented on by
the press, but the object of his mission
has not been divulged. His reception
everywhere in Germany has been most
cordial. ,.- ....1
LONDON, March l5.-The Prince OF
Wales will make his expected visit to
Ireland during the Easter holidays. 1t
is intimated that the occasion will be
signalized by a royal proclamation
granting partial amnesty to political
offenders in Ireland.
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,GineinuaH Marker.

EN OINClNNAIl, uafCH Az
FLOUR-Unchanged and quiet; moi
much doing.
.GRAIN-Unchanged and quiet; not
much doing.
COrT0N--Is firmer and held higher;
middling 23lc. 80.
TOBACCOAIn good demand; sales
of 10 hogheads at full prices.
MESS PORK-Dull at "a 90 for city
country soldiat $780, Z 1ysr-f.E'-'
|, ,BAGON-Dull and prices nominal.
BULK MEATS-Unchanged and quiet
shoulders 1T l0c nominally, heavy sides
are in demand at lie, but are held al
1910. s,lIa i.-.e ~ .r.lg7 Z; q
LARD-In demand at 15c for city
bat is heldiat 154c. d1E,g "a 4
BUTTER-Unchanged. "titN
CHEESE-Unchanged. .s...... I'D
rr GOLD-l3St buying.
OILS Linsced, declined to ! u and
but little demand; Laid Unchanged;
Petroleum dull at 4la43c for refined
freA.
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YucatRu News.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Herald's
Havana special says: .Yucatan dates tC
the 9th state that all political prisoners
had been liberated and a safe conduct
promised those who were hid away from
their homes. General Alalorre has been
recalled. He will be replaced by Don
Matias Zamora, who will also substitute
the late unpopular Governor Cepedas.
The latter has abandoned politics alto
gether and will return to Campeche.
A number of assassinatiens had taken
place, the victims being soldiers. Some
duels had also been fought between of.
ficers and young Yucatecos. The In
dams of The south had defeated those OF
the east at Chus, near Soula Cruz, where
the insurrectionists have their head
Guarters,
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New Work Market.
New YORK, MARCH, Ia

NEW YORK, March la.
COTTON-Very firm with better bust
ness; sales 400 bales at 25c for mid
ding uplands. u-. 81
FLOUR-Market closed dull and 5a
10c lower. 51sm
WHEAT--Market dull, heavy and
1a2c lower.
RYE-NomiDally unchanged.
OATS-Quiet and firm at 6icrfor
western in store N Il NO
CORNAQniet, aud steady AZ eSal %
for n ew MIXED ~estern iailoat aadI28a
81 for old do in store.
PORK-Firm at 1925 for old mess;
"a 80 cash and regular for new mess,
and "a 62Ia24 IS sellers option for
April. - 40 = p. a.
lIBEEF-Active and steady.
u CUTlMEATS : In fair requestand IN
changed. VI, S(vSRR = - , Fl"
BACpN-Steady at 12c for Cumber'
land cut. 1'H '>'f.-'ll
LARD-Market dull at l5ia15ac fol
fair TO prime steam and 155al6c fol
kettle rendered. .i,l Iat eSs.< y-s.s, o.
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state Of West virginia
Ohio County Circuit Comt-Ftbrvo,.
RHies, le6e.s
William A. Mccoy,

Narcissa A. Coffee, twife of Gcorrc W r.,
I Eliza J. Mccoy, Silas c. McCoy' Ralnb N,SstL
John NJ. Mccoy, Mary NJ. McCoy. and SO,
r. Mccoy, children Of William Mo- ~Sa
ceased, andRlSo Martha 4. McCoy fviS@
William Mccoy, deceased and ] an NJ
Narsissa Stuart, John MrCoy, Elijah 49,
and Thomas j. Campbell, Sheriff AZ SSl'
county, administrator of SilaS MoCov O -
ceased. a. ...r, In Chan
mHR OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is T0aRTSI7J ; :.
i decree for partition, or il incapaLIo q, VA
tition for tho sole of a farm in Ohio roaFP pa
West virginia Containing IS acres. . r,r.I, Wy,
- perches, aud belonging TO the compIsSn.aLs.a
and such Of the defendants rs are the cI,i5N-A
of William Mccoy, deceased, the vuupSa ,'-'ea
1t appearing from an Affidavit Hied IN a..
cause, that Eliza j. Mccoy, SilaS q Ne
John NJ. Mccoy, Mary NJ. Mccoy, and Sns,Sf
Mccoy, (children of VIM. Mccoy 49,,
and also Martha A. Mccoy (widoW Al NJ
Mccoy, dooeaSedl Josiah McCoy. Ne
Stewart, John Mccoy, Alexander AcCox -
Elijah Mccoy, are not residents Of the S,s,, y
West Virginia, "
On motion ef complninGnts' counsel !, a
dered that they do appear here With, oa.
month after the fourth weekly pubHcatiop ~ s1
the posting Of this order az the frUut door ~ ~
Court House Of Ohio county and do wh,, ~.
deem tit TO protect their interest in I'M, .-g
Test; MICHAEL J. BRgINIG wit
[ CALDWELL son CLERK
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State OF West Virginia.

Ohio County Circmi Cori-IcbWary
RHles, 1865.
Robert Moore and Charles Moor paTtncn m
der. the firm name Of Robert Moore nv,
who sue I'm their own behalf, q, well a, 10 NJ
half OF all tho other creditors oi tlr estate d
Thomas Omen, deceased,
..#'. vs..
Thomas Gray, executor under The last MI Il
TLomas Omen deceased; also Elzah,t h uu-H,
widow of said deceased; also william Ua,l.
Margaret Omen, Sarah Omen and TtorS
Omen. children Of said decreased. Hrd WhIh
said last Thomas Omen i an infant A'o
Thomas Ra;cliil, John BIucc. RobeI; I,CLrt
ton; also Margaret RatCllil aud JOHN GilrErt
Jr., ths adriuisiratIiG and administrator q
Thomas Lynn RatClih, deceased, and Ndiiin
w. BlanChaTt, the administrator Of NhlAg
Limerick, deceased, and Thomas J. Campbell,
Sheriff Of Ohio county, aud ~ sJrh admins
traitor Of Joseph Britt, deceased
mHE OBJECT OF THIS sur is To
l. compel a settlement OF the account VI
Thomas Gray, executor under tlt last vAoi
Thomas Omen, deceased, and suggesting d.
yastavit that he has committed. aEd compel The
defendants, Thomas Ilatclih, John Bruce, Ro'~u
Bickcrt0n, aud also Margaret Ratch and Iolg
Gilchrist, Dr., the Administrative and yimlns
traitor Of Lynn Ratclif, deceased, and Wil.nn
W. Blahchart, Jr., administrator Of william
Limerick, deceased, and Thomas J. Campbell
Sheriff of Ohio county, and "a such adminisiil
tor of Joseph Britt, deceased. 10 make good sai9
devastayit committed upon the part Of aid
Thomas Gray, executor, &c.
The baid ThOmqs Ratclif, Joseph Bit, Joht
Bruce, Robert Bickcrton, Lynn Eatrln. and
William Limerick. having been the .uteli''
upon the eEecutOrial bond Of Thomas Gay
under the last win Of said Thomas omen, f'
ceased
IL appearing from the return Of 'hc Nhrra Of
Ohio county that the defendants, Eovcii E',
ertOD, Margaret Rate liz, John Gilthhf 'A
William w. Blanchard, Jr., are no lDhalIiAhp
IL also appearing from an affidavit filed IN w
cause that they are not residents Of this S'a'
On motion oG comp!ainants counsel, u noi
dcTed that they do appear here within 90,
month after the fourth weekly publication Asa
posting of this order at the front door Of NE
Court House of Ohio county, and do what ih'y
may deem proper to protect their interest "
tue above entitled oause.
Test: MICHAEL J. BBE'NlI
CALDWELL & SON, l"'
Soils. for COmplainants. frtH LAW
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state OF west YiI:inin.

Ohio County Circuit COmt-Fsbryry,
t,f .a.e RHles, lS6S.
Henry Blandy and Frederick Blandy, rar-D,-,
nnder the firm name and aylr Of hGT
Dlandy,
Us.
William II. Mccoy, J. s. McCoy. and WiU,r
A. Thompson.
H.' Garnishee Attachment in Debt
THE OBJECT OF TINS SUIT Is IN
i recover Of the defendants the sun Of llgN
for which amount the said. defendants p,adr
their Promissory Note, PAYABLE siN moplk,
after the date theTeof, with interest
An attachment issued ag' inst said defend.
ants, and A. Ii. kimmOns was summunrd A.
Garnishee, to appear and answer s
Ii appearing from an affidavit Gltd in "a,
cause that William II, Mccoy is not a n,dfu;
of this State: IL also appearing from the Shcr
IFS return on summons In this cause i>.asI
that j 5. Mccoy ami William A. Thumpssn a.,
no inhabitants of this county.
On motion of plaintiffs attorneys Il {, crlcrI
that publication De- made ~ TO said absent as
PENDANTS, and that they DO appear here within
one month after the fsuuth weekly publication
and posting of this outgr NJ the lront door oi
tho Court Heuse OF 9hia BOUNTY and do what
t .R;s y., ny aee6p win 'I''' 'n'''''' IN
Test 4 8IICHAEL J. BREINIG.
tIAMn g. PAUL. Clerk,
= .4tt'ys for Pills. frlgCIt4viT
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New York Dry Good. nsarke,

A'HW HVNhI N4dICu II.
DRY GOODS-The market is less act
i've but steady and moderate inquiry
for Atlantic A and Indian Head sheet
ings at l99c; Pacific 19c; Pepperell 14lc;
Great Falls NJ Isle; baconia B lie; City
Mills lac; Columbian l7ie;. Indian Or
chard c l6; do Nm II; James 7-s l5c.
Pepperell fine brown jeans Ice; Star
brown Osnaburgs Isle. Columbia brown
duck 3Oc. Starke, Amoskeag, Laconia
and Pepperell brown drills lie. Prints
steady at l4a15c for all standard makes;
139c for Amoskeag;5 125c for Arnolas
and Pantorsic; 12c for Lowell, and l9a
20c for printed nous de LANES.
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Reprinu,anaea.

New YoRK, Marcel l4.-Rev. Stephen
II. Tying, Jr., was puhlicly reprimanded
by Bishop Potter this morning in the
church of the TRANSPORTATION for viola.
ting the cahen of the Episcopal church
in officiating ia the parish of another
minister without his consent, to an i'm
monse concourse. The Bishop cautioned
Mr.. Tying against a repetition. Mr.
Tying sat in the aisle in plain costume
and manifested no emotion and made
no remarks. -.
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RankrHDfcY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT on
j the 2d day Of March, lsGs, a warrant OF
Bankruptcy was issued ont of the District Court
of the United States for the District Of West
Virginia, against the estate Of John Stewart, of
the county of Wood, in said District, who has
been adjudged bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment Of any debts and the
delivery Of any property belonging to such
bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer
Of any property by him, are forbidden by law;
and that a meeting Of the creditors Of said bank.
rupt, to prove their debts and to choose one OF
more assignees Of his estate, will be held at
Court Of Bankruptcy, 30 be holden at his Office
in the city Of Wheeling, in said District, before
Geo. b. Caldwell, Esq, Register In bankruptcy
for said District, on the 18th day of March,
A. ID. 1865, at 10 o'clock 4. 81.
y. N, NORTON,
mars law2w ". s. Marshal Of w. Va
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NEW YORK, March 13.-The Herald's
Havana special says: The smallpox is
prevalent at Puerto Principe.
Captain General Seersundi is at Sa-
qua. = 81 -.
A drought prevails in Almagra. Tive
large plantations have been burned.
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Military Review.

New YORK, March 15.-A special ca.
BILE dispatch to the Herald dated
Naples, 18th inst, says: A brilliant
military review took place at Riviara
Chiuga. The Italian troops were on
the ground in force, and were reviewed
in the presence of crowds of citizens
Admiral Farragut was present and was
loudly cheered.
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Georgia Democratic Convention.

MACON, Ga, March 13,-rhe Demo
cratic State Central Committee have
adjourned. The following were chosen
delegates at large to the National Con-
veutioD: General John b. Gordon, Ab,
salon A. -Chappell, b. H. Hill, Henry s.
Fitch. The committee adopted resolu,
tions auimadxerting upon the uneon-
stitutional acts of Congress, and its Of
forts to establish negro supremacy in
the South. but to provide against such
a contingency as. befel Alabama, they
urge Democrats to vote at the April
election, and recommend Augustus
Reese as u candidate for Governor,
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March IA.

NhhSauO, mdTCu Ia.
Flour dull. Wheat dull and heavy at
93al 93t for No. 2 spring. Corn dull
and lower ut 6l4aSlac; sellers option
for all May sold at 90Ia91c. Oats easier
at 56a57ac for regular and fresh receipts,
Rye nominaIly unchanged at Goal Sc
for No. l. Barley held firm at 2 l5a2 20
for regular and fresh receipts Pork
held firm at % 50a24 90. Lard dull at
l5al54c. Bulk meats unchanged and
quiet -.
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NEW York, March l4.-Rey. stephen
II. Tying has fled protest against tne
decision OF the Ecclesiastical court IN
the case of his son and the approval
thereof by Bishop Potter. He makes o
s.iemn appeal TO the supreme and final
decision of the General Convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
limited States.
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~. LouisMnrket.

III ST. Lofts, March IA.
Flour firm and in coed demand, pri'
ces unchanged. Wheat very heavy
and spring sells at lower rates. Corn
firm aud unchanged. Oats higher, and
quoted at 69a72c. Rye and barley IN
changed. Provisions, market very dull
Pork lower, at t23 75a24 rs. Bacon low
er; shoulders lie; clear sides l4al45c
Lard very dull at 144a14ic. 1r.
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In ChaDssU


William g. McClOud, Polly A.
McCloud, Hannah J. MoClond, 49,,
Clark MoCloud, Dudley ID. Ne. In CHaD'''
Cloud, Louisa McClOud. Virginia
hcClOud, John .. MoCloud, and
Annie y. McC1Oud. heirs at law
% Cornelius McClOud, doceasod r..,l
Affidavit having been mads before ne. - -,
Cox, Clerk Of the Cironit Court Of Mot1'i IN,
o.. West Virginia that the dsisndans, y N,
causeare non residents Of the state Of We 80
ginta, Il Il therefore ordered tha, tho dfehlL
appear within one month after the doe - I,
lion Of this order In the Wheeling htGIsI
newspaper circulating iu the said c9gbE -;
protect their interests in this suit Inc - 81,
OF this snif Is 70 obtain deed for oeftain
Of land lying In WetZel county Wet ,g (. a.,
sold By C0Enolins hcCl0ud ~ the plainiih y 81,
lifetime Of the said McCioud, bring u VI VI A..
ded interest that the said Cornelius hoL""'
as heir az Law Of John MoClDnd f,...
Given under my hand, tbs 9Th Gay o. -.
airy. l56s. FRIEAD CvA' '"''
febl9-oaw4t.
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Destructive Fire.

NEW ORLEANS, March ia fire broke
out at nine o'clock tonight in Centre
block, bounded by Magazine, .Francher,
Faeyiarre and Delande streets. The
region is densely filled up with wooden
tenements and the fire was not checked
until great portion was destroyed.
Another fire in the same region this
morning destroyed whisky warehouse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-16

HAMILTON CANADA, March 1.-THE
dispatch stating that tho'tracks on the
Great Western railroad at Chatham
were washed away for. ton miles, is er-
roneous. Only three-quarters of mile
were submerged. The water has re-
ceded and, theroad repaired. ALI trains
east and west will run as usual on Mon
day morning. &c.