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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, May 4.
Flour steady; spring held at 10 so.
Wheat dull; Ne. Milwaukee club at
9 80. Corn quiet at &c in store. Oats
firm; western afloat at 75a75fc, and nc
in store,
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0PTHALMlA,

Or, Inflammation of the Eyes, not unfrequently
arises from disordered state of the stomach; a
few des.s OF Roback's Blood Pills viii, in most
cases, effect cure by removing the cause. Sold
by all druggists everywhere.
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Keep Your Blood Pure.

There are no remedies, now before the public
50 well calculated to purify the blood and recon
struet $50 TO speak, the whole system as RoDsck
Blood Purifier, Blood Pills and Stomach bitterS'
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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Steamer Burned,

ST. LOUIS, Nc, May 4.-The steamer
Arabian, bound for Fort Benton, was
burned opposite Atchison, Kansas, this
morning, probably a total loss, but the
amount not ascertained. No lives lost.
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Died from her Injuries.

PORT JARVIS, n. Y, May 4.-Miss
Mary Sterling, another of the Erie rail-
read victims, died here yesterday.
There are ten patients now left here in
fair way of recovery.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, May A.
Wheat steady; white Michigan at2 81;
amber at 2 II. Corn opened steady and
closed shade lower; sales No. at ga
92ac. Oats lc better; sales No. Mich
igan at 72Ia73. Rye-sales Michigan at
IS. Seeds dull.
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milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, May 4.
Flour dull and firm; City Xxx at ga
10 %. Wheat firm at 21s for No. 1
spring.
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- LEGAL NOTICES
State of. Yves, x,,.
Ohio County Circuit Court

Ohio County Cincuit Court
,,., q. ,..x..-.- april RG'e,, l.ss
VI. Ahespass on the ca.
Abncr E. Curtis promises, ~P0S
VNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT X
| i cover Of the defendant, Alne, D ~ RI
the sum Of SsOsoO, with interest lro,n - :. ati,
suit ,h
And 1t appearing from an afidavi, ST.,
cause, that said defendant is moi a ~ ee 70 L,
the State Of West Virginia, es'aeai v
On motion Of plaintiff attorney, ii il 0,.
the fourth weekly publication and In ate,
of this order at the front door Of H. Ss''eI
House Of Ohio county, West virsiDtSa,e SSCrt
what he may deem proper TO prots,, A - q
terest in this suit. ''H el q
Test: MICHAEL ]. BRErSIc ~.
TAYLOR & BARR, att'ys foE plaintiff NTts.
apr29-Oaw4w
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state OF West Virginia,
Ohio County CircHit Court
March RH's-ls.
Mary c C. Loe'h' In A.,
John MoystOn. Damages ;IS,

John Moyston. Damages SIS,
TI,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is M ~,
i ject the real estate OF the said JnIr NJ
ton, nonresident defendant On Wh,,b ,.,S S,'
ment has been levied in this cause ~ H. =,
ment Of debt Of SIS, with interest from J. l4'
a3y {, is66, and costs, owing iroal ,a,J -,
Moyston, 20 the plaintiff said rral est,f. $40. ~
sistins of the | : part OF lot No. a m -,
Caldwell's addition 20 the city Of Ma "
Ohio County, West Virginia, fronting a, -
west side Of Jacob street, between PrsS,c, - -.
Division streets in said addition TO u "a. a.
Wheeling aforesaid, as designated on the pls !,
said city.
Affidavit having been made aud tled vi,
the papers in this cause that John Noy,,c, =
not resident Of the State VI IVES, S,r,.f'
on motion Of the plaintiffs Attorneys II /. -
dored that he do appear here withiS one r,O,,,
after the fourth weekly publication a,5 ~.
posting of this order ~ the front da,: II ~.
Court House OF Ohio County, and DO vh,, n
may deem best 10 protect HE intcrr-, In ~.
above entitled cause.
Teste MICHAEL J. BREINlG. Uis,l
Caldwell & Son.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. ar IasuU
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ERYSIPELAS,

Or, st. Anthony Fire, can be most efectualy
eradicated by the use OF ROback's Blood Purifier
in conjunction with Roback's Blood Pills. Sold
BY all druggists everywhere
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National Steam Navigation Co
..a IIMITEDJ ...
CLEANERS WEEKLY FROM
- Liverpool and New York, calling at Queens
town. A steamship Of this line, consisting Of
the
QUEEN, LOUISIANA,
ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA
HHLvETIA, iI SCOTLAND,
ENGLAND, .. VIRGINIA. and
DENMARK FRANCE,
Leaves New1 X from Pier g. North River
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OF every week. calling At Queenstown each way.
The size Of these Steamships admits Of very
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the saloon, the accommodations and fare are un.
surpassed, and the rates lower than BY any other
lins. r......H Ia.
The accommodations for steersge passenger
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state of West virginia,

ONO County CIRCUIT COUNT 4.
..l February RMl,', 10
Rlbridge g. Letter, Jaus \. fOrbey, and D' 49,
s. Forney, her husband, Mar Caroline VI
fer, Rebecea J. Bags and her husband i'aS
Bags, and Alfrud LETTER. who sues bj D.
next friend. Eldridgs o. Leffier
RObert White. David 3. isberrard and b. vi;
sarah Al. fshsrrard William No,'oogsh, :, .ha
hia Eife Elizabeth MeGVogan, John We"
and bis wife Jane Wolf'and Ahsal9m AlIn4A
- '' In ChaBcefJ.
rI'HR OBJECT or This SUIT Is IHL
L partition Of certain lands lying u ana -
West Liberty, Ia this county, and nov N =
session Of the Defendants, and IN Sh'eh lbs -
plalnAnts claim an Individual one.axb inep ~.
II Appearing from an afBdsyft tlsd 10
easue that the defendants, David u sbeffLIu
wife, William McGoogAn and vii. JOE
wooif and wife, are not residents Of VIC 49,
Of West Virginia, - 4, !.
On motion OF the compizinauts oouBsei w
ordered that they. DO appear her Sibls =
month after tho fourth weekly PusaleIS ~.
the WHEELING REGHTER and due posting "a
order az the front door Of the Court bya~
Ohio county, and DO what they may dfFn P'T
er 20 protect their interest In this s.Iii,
Teste: MICHAEL J. BkElsIDi
JACOB AND CLARK, t't
SOls. for CoHIplaiDAnts.
The above defendants viii take n0tins ihs' =. :.
MONDAY, Maya Z, 1ese, The dePc.iuSe' 80 :,
lAthiel CurtiA Mary bis wife. Jase y 49, -.
and others. VIII DO taken At ths boss " 49, =.
thlef cuPtis near West Liberty, Os1o oy-a
West Virginia, 20 be read In evtdsElee On -,
Of the eoTnplaInants In the above setiilsS -.
AID II for any reason Eaid dspesits9as Vi "a
not 10 commenced, or II coIaHencsH AZ. ~ IN
Completed on the fth Day " Nay, ~ ~ -
JAGos AID CAn .
aDraIawu Sois. for CSwpaaiAsS'.
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TESTIMONIALS:

TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING, W. Va, August 8, 1851.
To the PreSident Of The Petroleo- Calcium Gas Co:
SIE-We have thoroughly and carefully in
yestigated the construction and workings Of tb,
apparatus for manufacturing Gas, according Il
your conpany's patents, and the combination
Of materials used, as now working upon tn,
Mcclure House in this city and country resi
dence OFF. =. Gilchrist, Esq, near thiseity. Foi
simplicity, durability economy and safety, ",
consider Ii superior to any other method of man
ufacturing Gas that we are acquainted with
We cheerfuhy recommend its adoption by al
Gas consumers.
Very Respectfully.
A. J. SwEESEY.
Mayor Of Wheslins
r- W, w. MILLER & Co.
Union Foundry and Engine Works.
WM. HAZE,
Plumber and Gas Filter
VIZ. GOODWIN a. Co.,
PTopret0Ts HeLtus Hottss
WN. A. TURNER,
o. Js1oeLH and Watch Maker.
swEEEEY Co,
HGehiniNS and Engine BuildeTs.
WN ID. TERHr
General X. X. Text Agent
LOUIS GAVss,
Proprietor HeLtTe HosGss Saloon.
REILLY, BARSEs & HoBBs,
BTaseTs.
And refer by special permission 10
JAS II. CHRisTT Esq,
Pittsburg, Pa, formerly neasureT CITY Gas %.
s. Fl. GoLDTHAKP, ESQ,
Ga EngiASsr, Pittsbt1g Pa.
PETLoLEoOALCIUN GAS CO.,
augl3eowiy Wheeling. W. Va
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no Whom il NAV CONCERN.

W HV EH"! SOHCC
V'HE UNDERSIGNED, r. G. BARR, HERE
Il by gives. notice of his appointment As as.
signee of the estate of Matthew McNabb, of
Wheeling, in the county of Ohio, in the District
of West Virginia, and who was, to wit, ON the
10th day of April, A. d. 1865, adjudged Bank.
rupt, upon the petition of himself by the Z. S.
District Court for said District.
Dated at Wheeling the Both day of April,
4. ID. ls6a. ...
myl-oawst r. G. BARR, Assignee.
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Petroleo-CalCium Gas.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
" provements of the age is the process Of man.
ufactUriig gas by the Petroleo. Calcium Gas
Company, of Wheeling West Virginia, upon
patents OF DIR. J. II. ConRelly, from an almost
valueless product of Petroleum OIL trcsidum1I,)
in combination with lime, or lime and coal so
simple that two thousand feet Of Gas may be
made by any farm hand or stable boy of ordinary
intelligence in three hours. II has been thor.
oughly tested upon suCha scale at the Mcclure
House in Wheeling, and at the country residence
of Mr.. J. p. Gilchrist, near the same city, "a 70
fix the certainty of its affOrding entirely salts
factory results in the production of small and
large quantities Of Gas, and can be with great
economy applied TO PriUdte ReSideRces, SENT
ndries HOTEL Factories and Cities. ltissuperiOr
to any Gas now in use, not only as 20 the safety,
simplicity practicability and great cheapness OF
manufacture, but fer its superior brilliancy soft
influence upon the sight, and freedon from the
sulphursus doors somnOn 10 Gas.
These facts the officers Of the company viii
take pleasure in demonstrating 70 those desiring
to adopt OF interest themselves in it. The com
pany will sell rights to manufacture in Towns,
Counties, Districts or States, and direct stten.
ton TO the following
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EDUCATIONAL,
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Gen. IL. q. Ike
TIIHE NEXT TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY
Ist. and closes on the third THURSDAY IN
June, Is6S. -, s,.,Itv In
Tine organization comprises full faculty IN
each OF the following departments;
Department Of Arts; "|Et
Department Of Science;
Department Of Philosophy
Department Of Law.
In each of these Departments is conferred a
d;stinct BACHELORS DEGREE; and the addition
al decree of MAsTER OF AXIS is open 10 all Stu
dents who complete the required course. >,
Tho DEPARTMENT OF SCTRNCE incIudes luIl
coarse of APPLIED MATHEMATICS, and CHEMISTRY
anplied 20 MANUFACTURES and A6McULTURh'
together with complete Schools st CIVIL AND
MINING ENGINEERING, in which distinct DlPio'
mas are conferred. =.
The Student may attend any one OF mofe VI
the above courses Of study, at ElS option
oomplete In every Department The discipline
IL fnnnded upop such principles as are believed
to he mast eficaciOus in the development OF
manIiness and self.respect among young men
Annie accommodations furnished in college
RniIdinF. or in the town of Lexington. Neces.
sary expense for the half session estimated NJ
Tu;tiou and College fees for half session $50.
Board can be had at the College Hotel at si9S
per month. -, 49,. sr,-s=s.
4. Z. GORDON.
iapid .- CleTk OF Faculty.
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A MISERABLE LIFE

Is that of the dyspeptic. Why suffer when
Robacks Blood Purifier and Blood Pills will
surely cure you! They can be obtained from
any druggist.
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ARKANSAS.

The following items are taken from
the Little Rock Gazette Of July lst
We learn from Mr.. J. B. Shaw, OF
Fort Smith, that the counties Of Sebss-
tian and Crawford have had constant
showers, and thst corn and cotton were
prospering-cGrn being in young roast
ing ear and the cotton two feet high.
Western Arkansas has proved the Egypt
Of the State for the past year, and bids
fair to agSin supply Us with grain.
The heated spell that has for month
or more hung over and psrched the earth
was yesterday and the previous day, re-
iieved by copious rains which must en-
hance the growth OF crops very mRteri-
ally through this and the adjoining coun-
tiez. We were fearful, in fact, Of a
drought that would ruin the years. crop,
but indications pow lead to the belief
that the danger is past.
We learn that MIR. ID. J. Desmoine,
business manager of the Theater, and
Mr. Kinds, recent actor on the Little
Rock stage, got into sn alteration Mon
day night, near the Anthony House,
which resulted in Mr.. IL. getting con-
sidersbly bruised and Mr.. d. getting into
the cslaboose, from which, however, be
was shortly released upon q writ Of ha-
be8s corpus. This WIS 3 little side
show" without the pale Of legitimate
acting
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ARKANsA.

The Fort Smith Herald OF June 9th
says We understand that two men.
one white man and the other q negro
who were engaged ia cleaning out q we'll
about eighteen miles south Of this place.
on Monday last, lost their lives by in
hsliug foul air. The white man. IL seems
went down first, and not returning. the
negro in turn went down, and both were
stified 70 death. 1t is strange, after the
hundreds Of warnings that have bean
given IN regard to this very thing, that
mex will still continue TO Jsopardizs their
Lives. There are many eXpedients that
might be resOrted to, TO expel the foul
air froLn wells. We 90 not pretend To
know what is best, but lighted tsDer.
or what is better still, shovel full or
two OF fire, with q little kindlinR. will
serve ID purify and drive out the foul air.
One thing is certain, if lighted tsper
refuses 70 burn In well, it is e sure in
dicaiOa Of foul air, and no one should
venture down without first having used
some means to expel it. The well was
on the farm Of Mr.. Abel Warren, OF thin
place, which is near Moor's Rock. on the
river. The white mans name was gur.
lingame, lately from Texas.
The Fort Smith Herald of lima
9th gives the following account Of mur-
ders in the Cherokee Nations: On Mon
day evening LEFT, about sun down, three
half-bloOd Cherokees, by the names OF
Daniel Ross, Z=ke baltimore and Clark
Coleman, rode up to the house Of John
Little, white man, son-ln-laW TO Jack
con King, in q threatening manner
Little went to the door with a double
barfelea shot gun and immediately fired
both barrels into the body Of Lattimore
who fell dead on the spot. Coleman
then fred from the back door of tho
house with revolver, shooting Little in
the back Of the head, killing him in
ytsntly. This affair took place across
she river, about one and q half miles
hon this place. An old quarrel existed
Dstween Little, and Ross and baltimore.
who are half brothers. Whisky, no
Ioubt, was st the bottom of the
matter, J
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, July Yesterday
Gen. Buchanan sent Capt. DsRussey, OF
his staff, and indicted the lately elected
Street Commissioner and Recorder of
the Third District into office, the former
incumbents having refused to recognize
the validity of the Generals order.
Collector Wha!sy, OF Brownsville,
Texas, has forwarded a document to the
Agent Of the Associated Press here,
signed by the Mayor, Postmaster and
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
at Brownsville, and Maj.-Gen. MCCCOk,
commanding the sub-District Of the RIO
Grande, certifying that the statements
at fraud and disorder In the Browns
vile CustOmhOuse, telegraphed from
Galveston on June the ION, and
furnished by a correspondent Of the New
York Herald vas entirely false, and the
pretended correspondent q svindler.
The Brownsville Courier Of June goth
says the Mexican news reported by the
same pretsDder, was fabricated.
Ia the House today q joint resolution
offered by NOZZLE, q Democrat, to appro-
PIRATE $500 for the celebration Of the 4th
Of July, was objected to On account Of
the shortnes5 Of the time, and tabled.
On the motion OF q Radical by strict
tdLNy NbbC Va III ~ -ls tL4C 4ACGdS ClAA9CNA
to adjourn over until after the 4.h.
In the Senate Brsughn, a Democrat,
moved for a suspension Of the rules and
for a third reading Of the l4th amend
ment, as its final adoption was fore
gone conclusion. The motion was
tabled.
Several bills were iutrsduced, Wig: For
placing the Central Police in the hands
Of the Governor, containing Gen. Han
cocks order for the payment OF the State
dues in greenbacks, and ordering the
Governor to enforce the provisions OF
article SO OF the State Constitution and |
the l4th amendment.
Jewell (DsmOcrat) protested against |
the proceedings of the Radicals for the |
fret two days.
There was considerable objection to the |
reception of the protest, but it was finally |
received and spread upon the minutes.
The Senate then adjourned until Mon
lay, the vote being Il to l5-jhOge Op- |
posing the adjournment being Radicals. |
The military and strong police force
we're on duty again to day, but the city
was perfectly quiet.
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TENNESSEE

The Nashville Gd-stte, Of J uiy %,
says A very sudden death occurred
yesterday at police headquarters. Mr..
II. u. Owen, who has for some months
past acted as police clerk, was taken
with violent attack Of hemorrhage, and
died In 8 few minutes. Medical aid was
called IN, but no relief could be rendered,
the excessive fow Of blood caused sufTO-
cation, and each effort to breathe only
FASTENED his death. Mr.. Owen is an
Englishmsn by birth, and was appointed
one Of the Metropolitan Police, and last
winter, after having an attack Of hem
Orrhsge, the Commissioners gave him the
place above named IN the Office, which
he has hlled faithfully, and was always
courteous and accommodating to every
person with whom he had business or
Intercourse. His remains was removed
1T once to his residence by his friends
and fellow officers"
The same paper gives the following
item: A negro girl named Fanny Scott
was before the police court yesterday
morning on charge Of passing 3 coun-
terfeit $50 note. The case was continued
for further hearing this morning. The
girl has no doubt been imposed upon by
some sharper who Is lurking around de
uiouttng the spurious stuff on the igno-
rant classes.
The Nashville Banner OF the "a
mentions 81 attempted suicide. Maggie
Poster, dilaPidated demirep, living at
No. So North Front street, attempted
suicide yesterday morning by swallow
log an ounce Of laudanum. There was
3 man In the case. She will recover.
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the whole people, with due submission to

the whole people, with due submission to
the Constitution and laws,
Now, therefore, be it known, that I,
Andrew johnson, President of the
United States, DO, by virtue of the
Constitution and in the name of
the people OF the United States, do
hereby proclaim and declare, uneondi-
tionaliy and without reservation, to all
and to every person, who directly or in
directly participated in the late insurrec-
ton or rebellion, excepting such persons
who may be under presentment or in
dictment IN any court of the United
States having competent Jurisdiction,
upon a charge of treason or other felony,
a full pardon and amnesty for the Offense
of treason against the United States. or
OF adhering to other enemies during the
late civil war, with restoration OF all
their rights of property, except as to
slaves, and except, also, as to any
property Of which any person may have
been legally Invested under the laws of
the United States. In testimony whereof
| have signed these presents with my
hand, and have caused the seal of the
United States to be hereunto affixed.
Done at the City OF Washington, the
fourth day of July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
siXty-eight, and of the independence of
the United States the ninety. third.
Fly the President
Signed ANDREW JOHNSON.
WILLIAM & SEWARD, secretary Of State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-04

In Mobile, on the 2gih ult., John
Lede5ur, manager Of the Gayeties the
alter, committed suicide by taking strych-
MIA. Financial eubarrassnoents and
business troubles was the cause Of the
act.
The Governor Of Alabama has issued
a proclamation in which he offers S40O
reward for the arrest of Mich. Terrell,
the murderer Of Sesborn Jones.
"A Montgomery paper says that the
Office Of registration Of voters was to
have been closed on last Tuesday, the ID
inst, and the books aud records turned
over to the military authorities.
Last week Col. Dawson shipped
sixty bushels Of peaches from bis orchard
in Dallas county, Ala, to Chicago.
The jail Of Shelby county, Ala, was
destroyed by fire on the 18th of June.
It originated in the building, up stairs,
and was the work Of an incendiary.
There were two prisoners in the building.
one of whom made his escape.
The CarrolItOn West AIqbQBaiap saws
that the weather is cool and dry-no
rain for nearly three weeks. With sea-
sonable showers, planters in this section
will make beautiful crops Of corn. Cot
ton is looking fne, and farmers have
cheerful faces-when they see q cloud
rising.