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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-23
PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING
GRAND" LEVEE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
..r,r., New Orleans La November l6, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at this office until the sixth of December next at
twelve o'clock NJ for the building of Grand LeVee,
IN the parish OF Pointe Coupee, in accordance with
plans and organizations on file IN this office.
satisfactory evidence of the sovency of each bid
quiTed. " " ~
bids that may be offered - $50
By order of the Board.
,o. R. D. MITCHELL,
holo Coeeo Secretary.
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STREET COMMISSIONERS DEPARTMENT.
Room No. I, City tall !
New Orleans, November 49, 1853
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS
w trict Pound, on Dryades street between JAek
sop and Phihp streets, as an estray-
One Red HElFER, With both ears split
Which, if not claimed within Ave daye and tina
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction
At SAID Pound, o. TUESDAY November "a 1854 A..
twelve O'Clock M. JOSEPH MURPHY
Street Commissioner
LOUIS SENEoHAL, for Controller mole u
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UNITED STATES DIsTRIOT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
In Hanhruptcy-No. sas.

IN THE NATTER OF EDWARD WHITING
whiting, Bankrupt. "a '-'
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succession OF Nicholas Markey-NO 32557
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish OF OrleanS-Whereas Johanna Russell has peti
TONED the Court for letters of administration on
the estate of the late Nicholas Markey. de-
ceased, lntestate: Notice is hereby gwen TO an
whom 1t may concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
By order of the Court
no20A2s NJ o. TRACY Cns,u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-23

BANDIT HAT.-The bandit hat, which
p all the rage in New York, has
|roduced among the young men in
In New York the tops not only
h @bend," but wear a feather in the
saaing to the Herald "these ninnies
lAsnselyes immensely upon their
auAnce."
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MarEaret Jane Ken vs.. Hebert BeIhen

Margaret Jane Ken vs.. Hobert ReIhen
Thomas, Her Husband-No. al.
THE STATE OF LOUIS1ANA-FItTH DIS.
trict Cotrt for the parish Of 0rleans.-I here by
certify tEst on the seventh day OF November,
1858, Judgment rendered in this court in ina
tollowpg entitled suit in the words and figures
fol0afna to wit:
Margaret Jane Kell rs Robert Belben Tbom.s
Der hnsband-No; -. -This cause came on this daa
tor The eondImstis Of the Judgment BY Default
herein entered when the court considering that the
on motion of Octave Morel Of counsel for plsntiff
IL y ordered adlndged and decreed that the iuda
ment BY default herein entered the fourth instant
De now confirmed and made final and thar thaPs bs
judgment in favor OF plaintiff MARI ,Iane Kan and
against defendant Robert Beiben Thomas hsri
band alias Albert Grsswold, docreeinR a sepsrstie
Of property and dissolution of the community Of
acquests ard gains hitherto existing bet cen plain
costs Of suit - -
Judgment rendered November l. 1859 rq
Judgment signed November IL iaea
Lblenedl OHAS. BEAUMONT, JudRe.
In To- timony whereof have herounto set my hand
APO AIMED the seal Of the said court the city Of
rev Orleans on thle twelfth day Of November, in
Tue year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun drsd
ana SIXTY eight. and the ninety third year OF the
Independence Of the United etateA
nola n del2s Clark
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SECOND DISTRICTCoURT FOR THEPARIsH
y Of oEle s Whereas Mrs. Marie Lafargue,
the Court for Letters Of Administration on The
estate estate Of the late Pierre Clement Lemane oe;
granted. wv 10
By order of the Court
no q % 80 M. o. TRACY Clerk
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF MONTAGUE & CARLOS
BAnkrupts.
In Bankruptcy-No. &c.

WHEREAS, CLEMENT CARLOS, A MEMBER
" o. said hrm Of New Orleans and district Rfore.
SAID duly declared Bankrupt under the act OF don.
gress Of March 2. 1867, has this day filed ia said
Court petition praying for discharge and certiii
cate thereof from AL his debts and other claims
Notice is therefore given TO all creditors who nave
proved their debts and TO all other persons inter
est mat the twenty first day of December 1865 at Il
A. M, IS assigned for the hearing of the same and
that they may then and there attend and hsw cause
any they have why the prayer OF the said petition
should not be granted; and further notice is given
that the bankrupt will undergo examination be-
fore Register kellogg at his Office, Customhouse
building on eiRhteepth December, 1863, at ten A M
Clerks Office, November I9, 1868.
nO2O 30 del0 K. LoEW, Deputy Clerk
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msa BY Police SERGEANT AND NOR
a@ WoUNDED.-During an ARRAY Satur-
ute yeDing on st. Thomas street, Sergeant
1' Whittier ordered a boisterous crowd
III a t. They refused to do so, and he
s ons : fired in the air. But by some in
nd a. fntality Daniel Gleason, a member OF
I ma iger Club, was hit and MORALLY
ped, the ball passing into his back or
70 / md passing through his body. Mr..
az ans n died at one O'Clock yesterday after
Sd n pad his funeral will take place at half
. MY Wo O'Clock this afternoon, at No. So
and cmas street.
whittier surrendered himself yester-
i h. % Is still confined at the First Dis
: ~ n lolice Station, awaiting an examina-
inter deceased was a native OF Tipperary
All Ireland, thirty-four years old, and
L lent of New Orleans for nearly
!, &c, years.
rs can't Whittier was arraigned this
I T1 4, and demanded to await the Coro-
y Ks 4 Rquest. Coroner Roche requested
q y SHOULD be kept in custody for the
~ Of taking testimony in reference to
n u Ing of Gleason.
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0FFICIAL--POUND NOTICES


STREET COMMISSIONERS DEPARTMENT.
Room No. 7Oity Hail.
New Orleans November a. 1853
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DIS.
W trict Pound. corner Of Lafayette and Locust
streets, as estrays-
Three GOATS of different eolors
Which if not claimed within three days and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public auction
a. said Pound, on WEDNESDAY, November u.s.
1858, at twelve O'Clock M.
JOSEPH MURPHY,
49,. s Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller no232t
STREET COMMISSIONERS DEPARTMENT.
Room No. 7, City Hall, !
New Orleans, November 81 1853 I
WERE BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DIS
w trict Pound, corner of Orleans and Claiborne
streets, estrays-
Fourteen GOATS, of different colors
which, II not claimed within three days. and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at pu bic aueton
At said Pound, on TUESDAY, November % is6s
az u CLOCK ID. JOSEPH MURPHY,
street Commissioner
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller ,,o9i a
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Monday, November 81 1868
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Odd Fellows Reunion at Parkera
burg.
Annual Communication of the Grand
Lodge of West Virginia.
Celebration Of the 4eth Anniversary
OF Odd.FeIIoWship--Pr
sion and Dinner.
Special 10 the Intelligenoer.

Special TO the IntelligenOer.
PARKERsBURG, April %, 1853.
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge 1.
o. o. F., of West Virginia, assembled
here this morning at nine o'clock, in
Odd Fellows Hall, it being the third
annual communication.
A short morning session was held.
Present, Rev. VIM. L. Hyland, NJ. w.
Grand Master: VIM. Wilson. Deputy
Grand Master; James P. Davis, Grand
Warden; Thos. G.. Steele, Grand Secre.
tary; r. t. Roberts, Grand Treasurer;
B. Tyson Harmer, Grand Chaplain,
and representatives. from thirty-three
lodges, and many Past Grands.
A constitutionalq quorum being pres
ent, the Grand Lodge was opened after
prayer by the Grand Chaplain, and the
reading OF last years journal was dis
pensed with.
at IL o'clock u procession was formed
with above five hundred members OF
the Order. The procession passed
through the principal streets ofths city
headed by Vaas' Brass Band from
Wheeling. brought here for the occa-
sion by the Wheeling delegation, dis
cou1slng excellent music. The process
sion marched to the Monroe NJ. E.
Church, where a public address was
delivered by Grand Master Hyland.
The brethren then partook of a sump-
tuous entertainment in tue market
house. provided by the members OF the
Parkersburg Lodges. The pleasures of
the day were heightened by the delight.
full weather.
The Grand Lodge met again at 8
O'Clock P. M, and adjourned to
o'clock A. NJ. o.morrow. w. P. NJ.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, April 27.-The Times tele-
grams state that King Theodore made
an attack on the British advance on the
10th of April, when he was repulsed,
having 500 men killed, and he was sub
sequentIy deserted by almost the re-
mainder of his troops. The King then
retfeated inside the Fortress of Magda-
la, where he was supported by some
few devoted followers. He made des-
perate resistance to the English, but
finding his cause made hopeless by the
assault OF General Napier's stormers,
he committed suicide by pistol shot
as the British appeared on his last
standpoint.
LONDON, April 2S-1:20 p. m.-Con-
soils declined to 935<a93IS; U. s. Bonds
7O1<a7O9I; Illinois Central TAX. Erie A.
LIVERPOOL, April 2S.-l:20.-Cotton
dull and rather more active and prices
unchanged. Breadstuffs, quiet; Corn,
frmer and higher 3Ss Sd. Lard, firm
and advanced to 65s Cd. Pork, dull;
others unchanged.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

NEW York, April 2s.-The steamer
Henry Chauncey brings $4,000 in
treasure.
Panama dates to the Goth says: The
steamer Laranae reached Panama on
the 10th from San Francisco.
James @. Warner, Tribune cores
pondent, died at Panama on the 18th.
The troubles in Chiriqui have been
suppressed and the leading revolutions
lists arrested. Nothing important from
the interior, and no arrivals since the
last steamer.
A brutal attack has been made upon
the colony of Granadians, in Ecuador,
by the natives who were to be punish
ed by the Government.
Guatemala had issued a decree very
favorable to foreign Immigration.
Honduras has declared Amapodar
free for twenty years.
Salvador has made treaty of com
merce with Italy.
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HorribIe Tragedy.

UTICA, April ga horrible tragedy
was enacted Saturday last, at Sand
Hill, four miles east OF Camden Viii
lage in this County. About three
O'Clock little girl eight years old, a
daughter of Levi Sanders. was brutally
outraged a short distance from her
fathers house. Her throat was then
cut and her head smashed In with a
stone or some other Implement. VIM,
Henry Casawell has been arrested for
committing the horrible deed. Case
we'll Is said to be a simple fellow and
there Is little doubt that he Is an tr-
responsible person.
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CLOSING rRIoEs-5-sO P. NJ.

STooKs-Pauific Mail 901<s90Hi At
/ l9ndc Mail 3Ia34; Western Union Tele
graph S7aS71<; New York Central 127ls
a127ES; Erie 70J<a707s; preferred 741<l
70; Hudson 125al261z; do preferred 10
Reading S91SaSe1<; Wabash 6la52; For
Wayne 104a104l<; Ohio and Mississippi
S05saS1; Michigan Central 1l55<; Michi,
gan Southern S9sSaS93<; Illinois Central
145a145J<: Toledo 106a106H.
EXPRESS SHARES-Wels, Fargo q
Co. 2Sa2Sx; American 62a621S; Adams
62ka6S; United States 6ia625E; Mer-
chants Union S214as21.
Cincinnati.
April 2s.-FLouR-Firm; but quiet
and unchanged.
unchanged. Corn-AdVanced to SoC
for ear; shelled sold at the same rate
Oats-Scarce and firm at SOC for No. 1.
Rye and Barley unchanged and quiet
CoTToN-DulI and nominal at S01SaSl
for middling uplands.
\ ToBACCo-In active demand at full
prices; sales of 240 hhds, lugs at 81 50a
so, and leaf at S10aI0 %.
WHIsKY-Irregular and nominal at
s. 10a2 10 for tree.
PRovIsIoNs-Genera firm with q
strong market. Mess Pork-held at
SIS so, but without sales. Bulk Meats
in demand at 125< for shoulders, and
149<al6c for light and heavy sides, but
holders asked 10 higher. Bacon
Quiet at 1S1SalS3<c for shoulders, l6S<a
l6c for sides, 165<a1Tc for clear rib, and
175< for clear.
LARD-Held at 1s1Sc with buyers al
1S5<c; IL sold at 1870, delivered al
Richmond, Ind, and at 1so last even
ing, delivered, at Madison, Ind.
CHEESE-Firm at 15a16c for oldi some
new in market but the grade Is poor, II
\. o. IN fTn0ltFU
PoTAToEs-Scarce and advanced To
S. T5a4 90 per bbl., on arrival.
APPLRs-Firm at SCAT so per bbl.
BUTTER Firm for fresh grass al
S6a40c.
Eaos-Firm at 2lc.
OILs-Linseed-Firm selling al
81 15a1 IL. Lard-Sl 40al 40.
GoLD-lS9, buying.
chicago.
APRIL 2S.-FLoUR-QuIel; but held
firm for fancy brands of spring extra.
GRAIN-Wheat-De lower for
No. spring, but more steady for No. i
81 1S for No. 2; closes tame at e lOH
S2IOk. COrn-Firmer; with good de-
mand principally for May delivery
cash; closes at s61<as6H for No. l, and
SAKE for new. oats-Better and more
active at 6Sa6Sk. Rye-Weak and
lower at 81 s4a1 s5 for Fo. l. Barley
Dull at 50 3Oa2 So for No. 2 in store.
PRovIsIoNs-Firm. Pork-S2Sa2S %
some holders demanding S2s so at the
close. Lard-Firmer at 1salS1<c
Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders, 1915
125<; short rib, l57<; short clear, l67talT
sweet picked hams, lTH.
LAKE FREIGHTs-Dull and lower
nominally; &c for corn, and So for wheal
to Buffalo.
APRIL 2S.-GRAIN-Wheat
the mlllers offer 81 % for No. spring
Corn-Sales of ear otsat 81 90. Latel
Boat loads sold at 90a92c for new
western. Oats-76c for western; mar
ket generally dull and unsettled.
APRIL -wheat-SteHdy
sales of amber at 81 7Is2 73. Corn-IC
better; sales of No. l at 92c. Oats-lC
better; sales of No. ! at T2aTSc. Rye
! Scarce.
LAKE FRBIeHrs-Nominal 4c OF
corn TO Buffalo; Sc to oswego.
APRIL 2S.-FLoUR-Quiet and firm
City Xxx SlOaIO so.
GRAIN-Wheat-Steady at 50 II 70
No. L.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA. April 2s.-The House OF
Commons yesterday closed doors. The
subject under consideration wasthe sus-
picions of Fenianism that has fallen
on certain employees of the House, In
connection with the recent assassina-
ton of Mr.. MCGEE.
A message from Duke Buckingham,
relative to the attempted assassination
of Prince Alfred, was laid before both
Houses. An address, conveying the
sympathy OF Parliament 70 her Males
ty, and expressing indignation at the
atrocious crime, was agreed upon In
Senator Mitchell was particularly
severe on the Fenians, and expressed
the hope that the most vigorous efforts
would be made to stamp 1t out In the
British dominion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29
WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, April 27.-St. Domingo
dates of the Goth, state that although
Gen. Baez had taken the usual oath as
President of the Republic, Congress
was endeavoring SO to amend the con-
stItution during the present session as
to confirm the leading points of Baez's
free port of entry and general foreign
mail station: TO arrange the mail and
trade service at SamRna SO that II
should form neutral station and be-
come the centre of the Carrlbeans tele-
graphic cable service.
A brother OF BaeZ, and Gen. Camreo
had gone to Hayti to negotiate for
permanent alliance between both Re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29
RAILROAD accident.

PITTSBURGH, April 2s.-At Brady's
Bend the accommodation on the Alle-
gheny Valley Railroad consisting of a
number of freight cars with baggage
car and passenger coach attached,
when near the burning well, twenty
miles from this city was thrown over
an embankment making two revolu-
tions and stopping in the Allegheny
river.
There were upwards of twenty pas
sengers on the train but none were
The following persons were seriously
injured: Miss Mary Marshall, leg bro
ken; Mrs. Hoover, injured internally;
Mr.. st. George, injured internally; Mr..
Angel, spine injured. There were six
or eight others slightly injured but
their names are not known.
The accident was caused by broken
rail
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29

THE New York Assembly has passed
bill imposing tax of three-quarters
of mill for canal purposes. 1t will
amount in the aggregate, the Tribune
says, to 81, 100000. Mr.. Greeley "goes
for" the Assembly thus vigorously:
We are weary of protesting against
the infamies OF this most Infamous
Legislature. VIII it never adjournf
Another month of 1t would drive the
one read the Riot Act in the two cham.
bers and command the plunderers to
disperse?
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B. F. CALDWELL.

AZ MANUFACTURES OF COPPER, TIN
lIl and Sheet Iron WRre, and dealer IN
Cooking ana Healing Stoves. No, Is Main
Street, Wheeling, West virginia
j would respectfully can the attention q
the public 70 my large and select stock Of
Copper Stills, Copper and Brass Kettles, Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
Job work OF all kinds VIII F9CalVe my par
sonal attention.
on Well Casing and sand Pumps made 70
order ON short notice.
be sold cheap: also Agent for 2lmmaEmRn'S
Celebrated Steam Cooking Apparatus, which
the public are invited TO call and examine.
maTIS-eod-d&WGm. B. F. CALDWELL
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strikes.

woRaRsrER, MASS, April 27.-The
whole force OF workmen employed in
the Iextensive rolling mill of wash
burne Iron Company struck to-day for
an advance Of wages at the rate paid in
1867.
NEw YORK, April 2s.-The laborsrs
in st. Johns Park, struck yesterday
for higher wages, and commenced
breaking the Wheel-barrows, DC. They
were finally quieted and the increased
wages conceded.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

The New York RerGld's Washing
ton dispatch says that Gen. Schofield's
nomin alton was made with his consent
and approval.
The New York Worlds Washing
ton dispatch says there are rumors of a
break in the Republican line of Sena.
tors; four are named as certain to vote
against Impeachment, and that the
friends of the President are more con-
fdent of his acquittal.
Rev. Paul Bagley has been i'm.
peached by his church and removed
from his pulpit for lnduiglng in pollti-
cal matters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29

IT is stated that there was an infor.
NAL caucus OF Republican Senators In
Washington on Saturday night, at
which it was declared that there should
be no avoidable delay in bringing the
impeachment trial to a conclusion.
The movement In favor OF postpone
ment until after the Chicago Conven-
ton, developed but little strength In
the meeting.
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Rirernnn IRanfhar

PrTrsBURdH. April 2s.-The river is 4
feet 10 inches by the pier marks, and
falling. The weather Is clear and
pleasant.
CINURSSATI, April 2s.-The river has
water In the channel. Weather wet
been raining for the last tWOhoursr
Thermometer 64O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29

A STATEMENT is now telegraphsd
from Washington that Mr. Johnson, in
his message to the Senate nominating
scho6eld, did not say. in place of Stan
ton "tO be removed" but in place of
"Stanton removed" Ifthese two little
words had been omitted by the report
ers 1t would have saved the country
much conjecture,
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Georxia Election.

ATLANTA, GA, April A.-omciRI re-
turns from 81 counties give total ma.
jorities of Il, ,SS6 for Bullock, against
7,2s4 for Gordon, Bullock being thus
5.6O2 ahead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29

This wonderful invention Il attracting
widespread attention. Itisa simple device
made OF tin, cotnpr1sinG three sections, which
can be used together or Eep0FAtely. ThS
water which steams the food is rapidly dis
titled into a delicious soup. The miracle
Is seen In the placing In one B6ctton-foWts or
meats, together with cabbage, onions, tur-
two or three kinds or puddinEs az the samS
ume-wlthout the alightest change of favor.
1t Is o philosophical result which R1toniAh-
q ull, and has given the GtodDIeT q popularity
never equalled by any cooking invention.
Every family should have one No family
can aford be without Il. II trtu pa JeT
iESslf On q peTy Gh0rt nHls.
splendid opportunity for Agents and for
investment !" B. +. CALDWELL. Agent.
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PAXTON & oahEBAY
Wholesale Gr0Gers
NO. "a MAIN 81,
KHRELINR- " VA

NO. "a MAIN 81,
WHEELING, ". VA.
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
III sale st lowest market rates, viz
90 HSif chests Gunpr. Y. H and ImpI
Teas.
~ HALF Chests Black Tea.
80 Boxes and Kegs Sup'r Va Gobaccos,
IS Butts and CaddIes Black los do
100 Caddles Black 3<s and Navy 40
% KEGS twist do
100 Bbls Refined Sugar.
% Hhd8 r. R. and Cuba SuEara.
Is Bbls prime MolaEes.
Also, Flour, Soaps and Candles, Woodau-
ware, Spices, N. G. Tar, Conc, Lye, MaddeT,
Copper9s, Alum, LoBwood, Newcastle ID
Carb Soda, Cot'n Yarns, Batting, BPS Salts,
salts, Chocolate, Cream Tartar, NineERT'
Cheese. Shot and Lead. Salt, and numerous
other articles usually kept in a Wholesale
Grocery.
nom any one wanting anything In our line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29

In our advertising columns this
morning appears the announcement of
Col. Edwin Frey, OF Buckhannon, as
a candidate before the Republican
nominating Convention for Secretary
of State.
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Ghe1tteur9eteea

THE New York Times sees no reason
TO alter the opiniondt has hitherto ex-
pressed, that Mr.. Johnson will be con-
yicted.
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m 900 LBS. sUGAR-oUREDH HAMS.
DU.uUU 1900 lbs Plain Hams.
100000 lbs Shoulders
10000 lbs Clear q Clear Rib Sides
100 T1erces Prime Lard.
go KeRs
so Barrels Extra Lard Oh.
200 Bbls Juno Family F1oul
900 do Star do do
100 do Swan do do
$50 HALF Harnals Lake Fish.
af4-z 50 Barrels Vinegar.
so Boxes Factory Cheese
So do Concentrated Lye.
nalis HS1ssls by HANDnAN. JORDAN $50:
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upSGI No Hoe P5is are made in slate or TIN roofs
0nr custofIleFS Will have the benefit or our
new InsnIator, patented In 1867. The price
OF this Rod Is thirty cents per foot, and three
10 any part OF this or adjoining counties
without extra charge. Single hods sent py
express 70 any part OF the country.
orders may be sent through the mall, or
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where sample OF Rod can be seen.
SWANDER & CO.,
pealersN mo. IS Main st. Wheeling, W. Va
Refer to DEWEY, VANCE q Co.
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