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The Erie Railway.

New YORK, April THE report of
the Superintendent of the Erie Railway,
recently circulated, which spoke of the
bad condition of the rails, referred to
the winter months when all the roads
from this city were much troubled by
ice and frost. The road is now in thor
ough repair, and the directors state that
no pains or expense will be spared to
keep it SO.
The examination of several directors
of the Erie Railroad, charged with con-
tempt of court, having caused the issue
of ten million dollars wofth of stock
certificates, was continued to-day before
referee, the witness still being Hora.
ito n. Otis, Secretary of the Erie COM
pany. A further hearing was adjourned
till Thursday.
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state OF west VirgiuIn,

Wctsei County Circuit CoWi-1pn' I'll"
IS6S
Patrick Mccullough and John IIygAn fo pas
nera IN business under the firm narf Of
Mccullough & Co, Joseph Norls lg..,
Mccullough and John H1gan onra.iurn
business GndeT the firm name Of J hau'
Co William Kinney aud james kiLaF
partners In ,usiHers under the ffr uE.aE
Kinney 4 Co, compliments.
Levi sherman, adn,iblAraior 4 tbs r,.s
Alien g. Brown, deceased. Jo-cplG' iHt
Margaret Brown, the widow 81 sAIi Abr 4"
Brown, deceased, Silas Taught and jHnh
liis Wile, David Barr and Samantha, be- sN'
RGmembrance Barr and GNla z b. -
Jeremiah Glover and Eliza Hloysr. hiss
jesse Brown and Nancy Bell lh'wu 'lr''
and heirs at Law Of said Alien q Brosa I'd.
csaaed In LLal's'
rI'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS TO D.
i force tho lien Of Judgment r'ooy'rrt E.
against AllBn Il BfoSn, dm'''
by the sale Of certain irart n lard 10 "'",
county, West Virginia, containing aJs'. p
Hcres and owned by said Allen q Brow
And II appearing from an affidavit h.'' .
this cause, that Nancy Fell lrown, ots " -
defendants In the above cause is uOi Az ..'.
liant Of tlhs State, 10 l. ordered on m'' co. +.
the complaiBants by their attorney ih5' '.
Nancy Bell brown appear hsrr vit.h "a
month after the p1blicaiiOn Of this ofdri ~
ds what h necessary 10 protect bar ln,'ir'
this suit aud that this ardcr BE- pub'hg. ~
a week for four successive wr"k.in The h"'
ISG REGISTER, newspaper printed 10 "b''.-i
West Va. and posted Oh tIs irohi o."
Wetzel County Court House ior ls' pro
Teste FRIEND 'uA
W. V. HoGE, L"ii
Att'y for ComnIainan,s uArIlaasr
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April z.
FLOUR-Yery dull; sales family at
10 25al0 so. a
WHEAT-Dull and lower; sales No.
winter at 2 35a2 SO, and No. 2 at 9 30.
CORN-Rather dull at s7a8Sc.
OATS Firm at 75c, and not in much
demand.
RYE-In fair demand 1T So.
BARLEY-Dull and dropping.
COTTON-Unsettled and in no de-
mand, and no accurate quotations can
be given; middling could have been
bought at 26c.
TOBACCO-In demand and steady;
sales ITO hkds Tugs at 4 5Oa9 20, and
leaf at 10 O0a30 %.
MESS PORK-Sales at 20 80, but ut
the close holders asked 26 75a27 90; sales
100000 pounds.
BULK MEATS--Sold at Il!al1fc for
shoulders; l4ic for sides aud l5c for
clear rib sides AID Ice for clear.
LARD-Sales of 1900 tierces at l6!c
and at the close could have been sold at
l6tc, but holders asked lie.
BACON-Being scarce there was not
much done in il; there - ere buyers at
l6al7c for clear rib and clear sides and
l2Sc for shoulders, but not off on the
spot nor were any willing to contract
for future delivery.
HAMS-Sugar cured advanced to Isl
al9c and plain to l7al74c all cany assed
and packed.
BUrTER-Steady.
! EGGS-Steady.
Glover dull at l0al09c; timo,
thy dull at 2 20a2 30.
G0LD-Sales at l}S buying.
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THE ELECTIONS.
OHIO.
Cincinnati.

CINCINNArI, O., April 1.-The total
vote polled here yesterday was 1851
against 2S,sO4 last October. The Re-
publicans elected the Judge of the SUI
psrior Court, Clerk of Police Court,
Trustee of Water Works and Director
of the City Iufirmary. The Democrats
elected the City Commissioner and
Wharf Master. The largest Republi-
can majority was 1907, and the lowest
thirty-six. The Democratic MAORI
ties were ls7 and 2OS. The two Demo
cratic candidates elect were supported
by the WorkiDgmen's party. The Work
ingmen's ticket received an average
vote of about 600. The Republicans
have majority of eight in the City
Council. The Republican majority in
the city last October was 2l3S.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

Urls INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
/ FiftceRth Animal Session, Sept. 3, 1861.
FACULTY!
Rev. d. F. Bite, d. d., President and Prof
Nor and Int Science
S. G. Wells, A. NJ, Prof. Math. and Nat. Phi.
losophy.
Rev W. b. Yonce, A. NJ, Prof Ancient Ian.
gUages and Literature.
Rev. J. b. Davis, A. NJ, Prof. Agriculture
and Mining.
J.J. Moormau, NJ. d., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L. r. Holland, A. NJ Asst Prof. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept,
II. f. Klingsr A. NJ. Pref. Modern Languages
j. X. Hudson. A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-Expenses in al departments. In.
cldding boarding, tuition, room.rent, fuel and
lights, and incidentals, t2O5.6O. For further In
formation, address REV. d. T. BITTLE,
july3I Salem, Va
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April Z.
SENATE.

n. ,oh,son presented q petition of
two or three thousand coiored citiZehS
Of South Carolina, Georgia aud Ala,
hama. asking the Government TO ana
them in emigrating to Liberia, lie
aid some tour thousand more had au-
thorized their signatures, aud the petit
ton set forth that they could not hope
TO overcome the social equality insep-
arabic from their condition, and that
they therefore desired to so to repub-
lie of their own race, fairly established
ard promising great prospects and all
the advantages Of civilization in suit
able climate. Referred to the commit
tee on Finance.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the committee on
Judiciary, offered an amendment TO
Legislative, Executive and Jul
dietary appropriation bill. Referred 10
the committee on Appropriations.
Mr.. Ramsey offered q resolution ln-
structing the committee on Pensions 10
bring up bill tc so amend the pension
law that the marriage of deceased
soldiers widow shall no longer work n
forfeiture of her pension, which was
MT. Harlan called up bill i'll relation
to the charter of the city of Washing
ton.
Mr.. Sumner offered an amendment as an
additional section making it the duty OF
the Board of Aldermen and C0uncilmen
to meet in joint convention the first OF
the month following its passage and Sc:
lect by ballot all officers now appointed
by the Mayor, who are to hold office for
one year.
Mr.. johnson inquired tie object OF
the amendment.
Mr.. Simmer replied by reading the
resolutions adopted by the Common
Council. He said it was well known
that the action OF the Mayor was hostile
to colorcd men. He hoped to have the
support of the Senator from Maryland.
Mr.. johnson was opposed to giving
colored men offices for which they were
incompetent.
Mr.. Davis would vote for no PROPOSE
ton to place negroes over white men.
After further discussion, the proyiSo
to allow the Convention TO abolish GER
tain offices and decrease certain salaries
was stricken out.
Several Senators condemned it as au-
thorizing the exercise of legislative
functions by the Convention.
Mr.. Buckalew moved to strike cut the
authorization of the Common Council
aud Mayor to choose Treasurer on
joint ballot. Lost.
Mr.. Summers amendment was agreed
to.
After debate, the bill passed.
On motion of Mr.. Trnmbull, the bill
to remove political disabilities from
r. L. Butler, of Tennessee, was recon-
mitted 10 the Judiciary committee.
II. Morrill,, of Maine, called up the
navy appropriation bill, and the debate
on Tho propriety of a reduction of the
navy was continued.
Mr.. COnkling's amendment to reduce
the number of seamen to 1900, was
finally rejected.
The Senate went into Executive SEES
sion at 4:3U, and soon after adjourned.
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BY THE CABLE.
IBy Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, April 7.-TbrSe days later
dates have been received from monte
veido, via Rio Janeiro. Inc repOt' VI
the assassination of General Flores
President of Uruguay, is confirmed
He was murdered at MOnteveido, shortl
~ after his return fromthe allied camp
ON the Rio Parana. His successor had
taken his seat without opposition and
the city and State remained tranquil.
BREMEN, April The tide of emf
grafton the present spriNg for the Uni
ted States, commenced with increased
volume. 1t is estimated that upward
of 1000 emigrants left Germany during
the past week for American ports.
FLORENCE. April Admiral .Farra'
gut has gone from Naples to Sidney. A
dispatch from Messina announces his
arrival.
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AssusSiuatetl

OTTAWA, April At half-past two
this morning Darcy MCGEE was shot
dead by an unknown assassin as he was
entering the house where he lodged. ON
Spark street. The ball passed through
McGee's head and lodged in the door
which be opened. A sou of the land
lady came up soon after and found the
body on the pavement. He saw no per-
son IN the n eighborheod, and heard no
footsteps. 1t was light, clear, bright
night. The assassin must have been
behind the fence of vacant lot oppo-
site, or made very hasty retreat. Nc
Gee had just left the Parliament house.
His brains exuded and the side walk
was covered with blood, indicating that
the weapon was held close to his head
No traces of the assassin.
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From Jauuicu.

NEW YORK, April 7.-Advices from
Jamaica to the lst inst. state that the
two men-of-war fully fitted ont with
the necessary munitions of war to make
great naval experiment, have re-
turned from their six miles race at sea.
They are the wooden steam corvette
Jason, Captain Charles hurry, carrying
seventeen guns, and the iron clad cor
vette Favorlte, Captain John d. Nc
Crea, carrying ten guns. The Jason is
I'LL tons burden and has engines OF
400 horse power. The Fsvorite is 21S6
tons, and has engines of the same power
as the Jason. The Favorite beat her
wooden competitor one mile aud half,
to the aStOnishment of all the specta-
tors.
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Suprenne Court

WASHINGTON, April THE Supreme
Court yesterday reversed the decree Of
the Court of Claims in n land warrant
case, on the ground that the Court be-
low could take coguizaRce only of cases
where money was in controversy. The
Supreme Court affirmed the decree of
the District Court of Florida, which had
decided that vessel that appeared as
a prize of war while attempting to break
the blockade in Mobile bay, was not Ii
able Tor claims presented by parties in
New Orleans for repairs and provisions
furnished them years before the cap
ture.
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New York Market.

New YORK, April z.
COTTON-Unsettled and fully 1c
lower; sales S50bales at 23a25tc for
niddling uplards, chiefly at &c.
FLOUR-Market closed dull at l0c
lower.
WHEAT-Qniet and shade lower;
rather more disposition to realize.
RYE-Quiet aud firm; sales at GOA
~ for western.
oAT5-Quier and firm at Bic for vest
crn i'll store.
CORN-Dull and heavy at l lSal 81
for mixed WESTERN atloat, and c94al 20
for old mixed western in store.
PORK-Active and firm; sales 3006
barrels mess at % 90 for old, u %
cash and regular for new, and u 25a
81 80. sellers option for May.
BEEF-Active and firm.
CUT MEATS-Very firm, with mod
crate demand.
BACON-Very firm; sales at l3tc for
Cumberland cut.
LARD-Firm at l7Sal7lc for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April Z.
FLOUR-Dull and lOal5c lower;
choice spring extras not plenty and held
firm.
WHEAT-Unsettled; No. spring at
@-'>-1 az nNh NJ - sr-;..es I 5-.i ell
CORN-Dull and lower at 76fa77c.
OATS-Firmer and more active. clos
ing steady at 5Sc.
RYE-Dull and nominal at sal 60
for No IN store.
PORK-Salcs at rs 90 here and 26 30
delivered at Springield; held strong at
the close; choice brands at 20 IS.
LARD-Better and more active; sales
at l6aal65c; held at lie at the close.
BULK MEATS-lIiSher and firm;
shoulders ll&al2c; rough sides 14!c;
short rib l5c; short clear 16al6tc; sweet
picked hams l5al54c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, April I.
The market for cotton goods less &C
tive, owing to the prevalence of a rain
storm, but prices quite buoyant, at 1915
l9c for best makes of brown sbretings;
lOc for best standard print cloths; 14ic
for all standard aud regular grades of
madden prints; l6tal9c for Glasgow and
Lancaster ginGhams; lie for brown
drills of best makes, which are low, and
lSa2Oc for delaines and armures. The
demand for wooleus continues light, ex-
cept for the finest grades of fine fancies,
which sell in moderate quantities. The
WOODEN goods market is devoid of activ-
ity and lacking buoyancy.
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LEGAL NOTICES
SIatc of Wesa Yirnt..

Ohio County Circuh Court
March Rules, Is.
In Clanaarr y
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Sinic Of We>I Yircinin-

Ohio County CGcWn Court
f.. F,braHy Ealn. l,s,
Elbrldce g. Lefilvr, Jane l.. Farncy, aud p,r,.
s FOrncy, her husband Mary hr,lm. l.,
Her, Rcbccca J. Baggs aud be-, husband L,,.
Baggs. and Alfred Letter. who ,ur, b., D.
next friend Eldridgr & L,iiu.
. "
Robert White, David b Shrrranl and Li, ,r.
Sarah A. SheTrard, William Mdiuogsa r,,
his wife Elizabeth McGpogaR. John L w..
and his wife Jane Wolf AZ Ahsaiom A Nmfr
In ChaDuu
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Il TN
partition Of certain lands lyint In and rf
West Liberty, w this county, aud nov % ra
session Of the defendants, and In which to- ra
plaluants claim an individual one sNth inbr,,
II appearing from an affidavit hlrd 90 81.
casue that the defendants David q Sherurda.
wife, William MdiUOgan aud Ni'r lohr
WOOlf and wife. arr not residents 81 NJ, Nr.,
Of West Virginia,
On motion of the complainant 'onhsri '
ordered that they do appear here Nrl,H %.
month after tho fourth weekly pudIrl,.ar
the WHEELING RFGsrrR and due posting ol,.,
order at the front door Of the Court HuaS
Ohio county, and do what they may hrm pc
er 20 protect their interest In this suit
TcSte: MICHAEL J. RRElSh
JACOB AND CLARK, g.,
Hfi. Soils. for Complainant
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81. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, ApriI7.
Flour, there is very little doing and
no change in prices. Wheat in better
demand, but not Quotably changed.
Corn strong at SSa90c. Oats unchang-
ed at 72a74tc. Barley lower. Prime
spring at 2 10. Rye unchanged at 57i
al 63. Pork unchanged at 26Sa27c.
Bacon shoulders stronger at 12Ial3c;
clear sides better at 17ta17Ic. Lard
higher at l6al6ic for choice kettle.
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Rrou Hay,i and "a. Don,inxo.

NEW YORK, April 7.-,-Advices from
Hayh say there is proposition in Hay
81 to declare Salnave Dictator. The
Cacos are still in revolt. 80
Advices from st. Domingo state tn It
ex-President Cabrial and his minister's
are held responsible for the acts of the
late administration. Their friends are
DESTROYS of Leaving the country. They
have beSn permitted to go unmolestei.
The persons and property of those who
remain are respected.
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INDIANA.
EYansVifIe

EVANSVILLE, IND, April THE city
election yesterday resulted in the choice
Of Democratic Mayor and majority
of the Common Council and all the city
ticket, except the Clerk. The city has
for several years past gone Republican
The contest WAS an sNnitints ss>a. Int
turned mainly on local questions.
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Baltimore 4 Ohio R, r. Co.
OFFICE BALlIyoRE q ONO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING, May I, 1861.

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
DASsREGsER TRAINS WILL Run
i by the following schedule Oh and after the
5th day of May, 1867:
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CONNECTICUT.

New YORK, April 7.-The Worlds
latest special from New Haven, says:
The majority for Governor English will
probably be over 22OO. The Senate
probably stands l3 Radicals and 9 Dem
ocrats, but the the 10th District is still
uncertain. The Radical majority will
be about 20.
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GlcHclnnd.

CLEVELAND, April The charter
election here yesterday resulted in
nothiag decisive as regards public SEN
timent, the issues being local and the
tickets badly split. Returns indicate
about the same majOrtieS as last fall,
with the exception of smaller vote
being cast.
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The above defendants viii taEr notice t.4t,a
MONDAY, MAY Z, Ises the dcJ"Ntiou' Of y
lathisl Curtia, Mnry Ids vile, Jane , lpru
and othera, will be- taken at tue nous n "a
thiel Curtis, near West Liberty, ODD roraH
West Virginia 10 be read IN evidence on nraII
of the cOmplainants ia the above eui il'i c,1'.
And II for any reason SaId dcpositoD' .hn.t
not be commenced, or " commenced aui ~
completed on the 9Th day Of MAY l-s, ihry o..
be continued from dag a. day until C6mp..isa
JA,uR An CLUA
RpGJlawit Sols. iOr Complainant
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From cleveland.

CLEVELAND, April7. Gabriel & Co.'S.
carriage factory burned last night; loss
"a 900, small insurance' incendiary.
At the city election yesterday, the
Republicans gained about 1000. Nine
teen out of thirty couneilmen are Re-
publieaDs.
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Greenwood Cemetery,

SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
y ROAD, three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for Interments, sale aud improvement Of
lots. 1t contains 81 acres Of land, and Is laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for threcfourths of the year by. the
Hempheld Railroad. II IL perfectly secure, and
intended to be- beautihcd BY every variety Of
trees, shrubbery public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &C., To make IL equal 90 the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision IA also made for lie enlargement, ord T
aud care In perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the ErOVnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat secure them by calling at the Office
of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make interments viii 'oall
on the Secretary 20 obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission TO lot holders and visit
tors will be Issued by the Secretary.
A. J. SWEENEY, FROST
r g. BoNHAM. Sec'y.
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
A. j. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong.
j. :. Rhodes, George Adams
John @. Muth, r. g. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, z. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel. GnKJI
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NOT A BEVERAGE.

Unlike most of the bitters of the present day,
DR.. Roback's are not intended as a pleasant
stimulating whisky beverage, but are perfectly
medicinal containing only sufficient pure bOur.
bon whisky to hold in solution the medicinal
extractive matter from which they are com.
posed. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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Discharged.

PREscoTT, ONTARIO, April 7.-Mc-
Faul, who was on trial here for compile
ity in the murder of Sykes on the Grand
Trunk railroad some weeks ago, was
discharged from custody yesterday, the
evidence being insufficient for corvic-
tion
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sfnte of We.t Virginia.
Ohio COERty Circuit CoTt-F'bT''1
RHies, 1865.
Michael kllsy

Michael hIlDy
George Biggs, Allen Biggs, Daniel BIG ~ ,, =,
Biggs. pilsclIIa Foley. I'll Martin. 800 "
hsiFs az law Of Heurisaa NariiB. ubs-s fiSN
are unkhOWH; William GalbrStih Asa MAJ
Ann his wife; Sarah Jane. dsuRhts' :" .
jAmin BisEs, and her husband, SDo"s -,
are unknown, heirs AZ Law Of Benjsm.a ~
deceased; Ann Biggs. the heir. ~ ~
Abraham Roland, OF Kliao Roland o. -
cana blackstone, whose nafbes are uhAb'
- Waugh and his wife, Sbose naH"
unknown, heirs AZ law u David E'-4-
ceased; the heirs at law Of sasaa sLa., -.
names are aisO unknown, and WIN1A
heirs at law Of Jacob RolAbd deceAs'"' -
Ohio county Robert r. WOOD Etc., E,'o,@I
Ohio county. 10 LbA.. Il
tIWE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS 10 = 7,
Il force che len CT : juflgDeBt rseo'''J !,
eOuIplAfnan against Jacob kolsnd df.s1S -
the sale Of certain lot Of ErDund IN "e'
erty, and sWned by said Roland. .,a.,.,
And Il appearing from an afidaTit D "a -,
cause that PFiseillz Foley, I'll Martin L "
at Law Of Henrietta Martin, ths bs,n ~ -,
Abraham Roland, ihe bsirs At hs o. = -
Roland, the heirs At law Of Letbszss BIZ -,
Washington L. Diggs and May Ann ~ 81 ~
john O lass and vile Maria, WieiEm s.ia'' -. =
the helm II laso OF susen Sims, are -
druts Of this State; snd 10 further -
that the names Of - Waugh and sh,s..,
hsirs atlAw q David RDiasi, sarsb T. a-. q,
OF BsnJamin Bugs. and heT hDhAH1'
are unkbsWn. Its
On melton Of complainant. eoans -.l,. " "a,
ordered that they do appear bsfs r VIA "a
month after TIE fourth weekly pnSaieSl''S h.
posting Of this Ortler at tbs front ~. :. -,
Court hOuse Of Uhio county and "a uIas -,
nay deem nc 70 protect thar intSrrs
-. 4. -. - -" !" N M Clsrt
So a. 6e,.,,,.a,.,, msritOasIg
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lundusky.

SANDUSKY, April AT the munich
pal and township election held here
yesterday the entire Democratic ticket
r was elected by an average majority Of
two hundred. ~
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LEUCORRHCEA,

Or, Whites, which follow local debility and con-
stitutioual weakness, can be tffectually CURED
by the use of Rcback's Stomach Bitters. Do
not LIT the druggist sell you any other remedy,
as these Bitters are prepared with special refer
tn this complaint, and are warranted TO
cure. For sale by IN uI..--.-.a averyyh here.
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state OF West virginia.

Ohio County Circuit C0aH-I'"'"'
RRies. 1867.
John GoshOrn and Thomas Horb0f'''
Va -
William A. Ridgely. AbsAlOts J. ksdga'
EuzeniHs NJ kidzriy. In Ch1nosfI I'd
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUI -.
i obtain partition Of the life estAi o. -
Ion RBgsiS In . certain tract o. al1 =
In OaiO rcoHptye West Virginia, aud r. - q
the Moran farm, situate on the Soufh 80 !,
Short Greek. and more particularly de'e
tbs biil aud exhibits fled IN this caass. Al 4,
And Il appearing from "A aihd.Sh T. = !. A
this cause that aald AbaalOm J. kiaEsy
NONRESIDENT o. the Stzts Of West VtfGlh 49,
On motion Of couplafnzpts' counsel u 20
lftsr tLe fourth weekly psbiiestion. and ~ =,
posting Of this order Il fhe front aoof o. ~ H.
C0RTt House az Ohio county. ard DO ". 20
may deem ht % prstset bic intsrsss u M
Test: MICHAEL y. BkklsnUt
A. CALDWELL 4 sSH, C
Sol'A for C0nplAlnants. fsb1HS''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-08
alnllcd.

RICHMOND, Va, April Hos. II. II.
Wells, of Alexandria, this morning took
the oath of office as Governor sf Vir-
ginia and entered on the duties of his
Office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-08
New Work Money Market.

NEW YORK, April Z.
GOLD-Firmer, opening at 1874, clos
ing at 1881.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Henry
Clews & Co, furnish the following 4:3O
rates: Coupons 81, l24al 1911; do '62,
l Hal III; do "a, O9sal 09f; do rs,
09fal U9k; do new 0Sal O5s; 10 40s,
l 02sal OFT; 7-30s, 06Jal o.,