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BY THE CABLE.
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Lospos, January 10, 5 P. M.-Burke,
Casey, shaw and Marloney, the Fenians
WAC had 4 preliminary examination at
Bow street yesterday, were tonight
heavily guarded and taken by spec'al
train TO Warwick jail.
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DR.. IT. r. SHIELDS,
Professor Of Special PaihOIo-
gY and Thpra npufics,

lR- SHIELDS EXAMINES AND ~
- plains diseases without asking g~u'-'ioh.
u lie understands your case you knoW H. a4
cannot be deceived. II he cannot tell yDur d'
ease and how You feel without asking ~ausst!on.
ne does not consider himself competent g. ir~l
your case; THIS n the criterion 60 90 ~ aad
patients should not be satisfied with any o,hs'
Ihists the only direct and positive eyideBes q
NY ability ~ a scientific Physician, and 10y ta'
standard ] am willing 10 BE Judged.
Al ~eraminatiOls and consultation fee.
Ut; Shields wtifBake his first visit 90
WHEELING - On Monday. Tnesay AM
" ednesdsy. January 18th, 18th and ijtb. IT.
~Ofhee-Grant House.
BELLAIR-On Friday enthusiastically. jag
nary 18th aud 2jtb, IeGs Ogcs-Sati0oA
The DT 3 sDecens tn the treatment Of ChToui,
Diseases = 90 well known that NO invalid sboaA
iAii To call on him at his Appointments.
Bring your AFFLICTED frifmls with YOU.
And 0blige
lan5 3tw Ia. e. p SHIELDS
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Fire.

CHICAGO, January 10.-The stone cut
ters' she'd connected with the States
prison ut Joliet, was destroyed by fire
last night. Loss on building aud ma
terial about Sl0,Go0.
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
-OP-
THE PEOPLE

As involved in Governmental Administration.
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought the
land TO the verge Of Bankruptcy and Ruin.
Taxation already strips the clothes from the
backs OF many people, and robs their children Of
bread. Additional extravaganza threatens 10
reduce the richest 10 poverty, and all the labor,
ing classes TO beggary.
In addition 10 gigantic national frauds, the
tax payers of West Virginia are suffering from
domestic knaves and homemade sCoundrels.
From summit TO base your official system s
marked By corruption and fraud.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
NEW YsRK. April 23d. 1876

New YsRK, April sd, 1854.
Geo. G. Hubbel d Co.-Gentenen: We have
analysed your Golden Bitters, and find that It's
parts entitIe it to the notice Of the
medical profession. Since our analysis we have
used it in our practice with very satisfactory re.
suits, and find it particularly well calculated to
correct arrangement of the digestive organs,
such as dyspepsia, diarrhga, sick headache,
cholic, SC, &c, aud is a superior tonic for daily
uso in moderate quantities for aged persons, and
also those of deliCato constitutions. Yours, &c,
Doctors J. +. & T. ). N0RBURY,
No. 49, hast 32d street.
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No Business.

JACKSON, MISS, January lO.--The
Constitutional Convention met here
yesterday bat transacted 10 business OF
Importance.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January 10.
Flour quiet. What, sales of amber
at Is. Corn, sales of new at 9ic.
Oats quiet. Dressed hogs held at 5aSi c.
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Funeral.

BuRtISGToS, VI, January lO.-T.e
funeral of Bishop Hopkins takes place
here on the 18th inst. J large attend
ancs OF Bishops and Clergymen of the
United States and Cansdas are expect
cd.
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ESI.aaio VI

BUFFALO, January 10.
Flour steady. Wheat lower; sellers
asked 30c for No. l spring, without buy
ers. Corn dull and unchanged. Oats
nominal. Dressed Hogs nominal, OF
S9alOc, as to weight.
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CoruImiSsioncr,s sale.
Benjamin 5. Cowen, Executor,
~ I'm Chaucrry

Benjamin ;. Cowen, Executor,
"a. In ChIuCrry.
William II. Johnston.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF TIL
i Circuit Court Of WetEel county, ". "a
rendered in the above entitled suit ON the In,
day Of November, 1861, / will, on MONDAY
THE SIXTH DAY or JANUARY, l~, al.
at 10 O'Clock 4. VI. of said day, at the fruutd,,
of the Court House of said Wetzel COUNTY. o.
for sale. TO the highest and best bidder. The !,
described tract OF land, containing 3.
acres, commonly known as the Genh!c int
and is bounded a. follows: Beginning a. iva
beech trees and a white oak corr er 10 h. Arch
ibald Wood tract. thence viii Wood f, line "a II
1909 poles Go a chestnut oak and Whit OAK
thence ". 20 deg. j.. CPS rods to a black az,
thence y. 81 deg. W. ISIS rods to a vhl;, "a,
thence 5. ~ deg. W. 1860 rods to the pace 4.
beginning, Terms Of sale-(l one third Of IA.
purchase money 10 be paid in cash, q, surtla
In six months, and onc.third % in lur.,
monibs-the purchaser giving bonds With cs4
secuaiY for said deferred payments, and vi
said bonds are TO bear interest from date ot -,
GEORGE =. BOYD
Special Commission
New Martinsyille, Nov. 2Sth, ls67.
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West YirgImia. $.

LtrCHf tOhrt OF Marion Comfy, on a.
first Monday in Nornmb0, lcG7.
Felix Beatty, Complainant,
~.
+. ". Clayton and RawlCy ." '""
lee. defendants.
no RESTRAIN THE DEEENpAEIrIIu'
i enforcing q Judgment rendered hr D.
Circuit Court of Marion County, at to p,t.~r
term thereof, lrGG, In favor of the d''rnig'
Clayton. for the uss o. Il defendant Iur a-a.a'
complainant, IN the hin mentioned. uuUl IH
further order Of the COnrt. And II appearing
that defendant Francis ". Clayton II not a Tvs.
dent of this State, IL Is orlcrrd that w. appaf
here within n month after due publication o.
this order and do what may be necessary Go r|
&C his Interest In this suit.
A ccpy test
r. D. LOTT. Clerk
WItsoS & SMITH, Solicitors for Complaints
nntsT A
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NEW YORK, January nth, 1864.
GessrS. Geo. G. Hubbel d Co.
Gentlemen Your Bitters having be5a suoh 4
blessing in my family that / cannot refrain from
sending yoa this testimonial. In December last
my wife was very sick-COnfnement-and got
sOvery low that some good stimulant was abso-
lutely necessary. Itried wine but IL did no good.
Having n bottle of Golden Bittsrsn which had
been given me by q friend, / thought I would
try them; 1 had ne faith in them. yet thought /
would give them a trial / can truly say that
my wife gained strength and Aeattk with every
dose. In one month she was entirely well and
strong. Cheerfully do recommend them % all
ladies as = gentle and strengthening stimulant
- Yours, &C..
GEO. A. j. NORMAN,
Isl West 9th street MY.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, January 10.
The Dry Goods market continues Ian
guild and prices tend downward. Bleach
ed muslinS are particularly depressed.
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GOLDEN B1TTERa-Bubb.,,, G0,,

GOLDEN BITTERa.-Hubbel's Gold.
en- Bitters are rapidly gaining a worldwide rep.
Htation. Read the following:
PARIS, France, Jpne ,, 1864.
MeSSrs. Hubble Co.-GeRLs: Ics- say that
your Golden BittsrS is the most wonderful medi.
cine in the world. II acts trulyin q most mirae.
ulous way. Suffering with dyspepsia oftne most
fused the Golden Bitters prepared
by Messrs. Hubbel & Co, and was cured. l am
that all complaints of this kind can
be cured by your Bitters. Wishing you pros
Perity and great success in the curing of all the
complaints that affiict the human frame,
l am gentlemen, yours, with respect.
CASHIER PABRlGOU.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, January 10.
Flour steady; city XX at 975a10 p.
W heat dull at = %! for No. |.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
RankFuptey.

uNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. TILT
IL The s7thidayOfD December, Adj w
in Bankruptcy was issued ont Of IL ~
trict coarsofthe United States fer the IL y.
of West Virginia against the estate Of CSStAG
=. BOYD, Of New Martinsville, in the rae""esoes
wetzel, in said District, who has Es
adiudyed n Bankrupt-on hfs o., ce
petiti0n that the payDentcf any debts AZ, p
delivery of any property belonging - %
Bankrupt, TO him or for his use, and the :, sa
az ANY prupertyb by bin, are forbidden by rl',
tllst a Meeting Of the ere ditors Of said BiSt az
10 prove their debts ard choose one ~ iOF
assirnees OF his estate viii be held al MS
OF Bankruptcy to be holden at his office IL SS4i
city OF wheeling, in said District, before cIats
b. Caldwell, Esq, Register in Bznkrpptse p
said District, on the 9Th day of January ! e
iS6s. at 10 o'clock, AL "V
Z. II. MORTON
dec3i-ltavsw US Marshal ID NJ,
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Reelected.

BALTIMORE, January 9.-Robert Fow-
Ter was reelected State Treasurer by the
Legislature in joint convention.
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U TERMS:

Daily Register, per year, by nal......e7 90
sin months, %
three months, 4" 49,. 2 OC
" club Of five copies q o. OG
And copy free to the getter up Of the club.
weekly Register, single opy...........S 2 90
club Of fye....... . 90
club Of teB......-..... ~ 90
A free copy 10 the gctter-up Of a club Of Ten
Remittances for Clubs must DO made AZ opr
time, but additions may be made at any dime al
Club rates after the Club has been raised pro
Vided a fun years subscription il taken.
Money I1y DRAFT, Express or Registered Let
terS may he sent at our risk. Address
LEWIS BAKER,
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YeyKERs. Nav Q, 1864.

KeSSTs. Geo. Q. HuJUtI q %.
Gents :-Having used only two bottles of your
Golden Bitters,' l can recommend them with
the utmost confidence as 4 tonic, particularly
for a change of diet and water. II Is as we'll for
ladies' and children, giving them part Of a wine.
glass two or three times a day.
Yours respectfully,
GEO. G, BAKER.
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1T Rules holden in he CLERKS OE0 Of
The Circuit Court Of Wet-el Comfy, o.
Ia, for The month ~ofJGnuGry, lNGs.
Samuel l. ~ Robinson Attacan.p,
James LeaoOck, Jams1 NJ. IN
Dunlap Dunlap - Dunlap = chnn''7.
VNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To ~
cover agains' tho defendants the ,Hn =
SLIGO, with interest thereof from the DIR q
ls6-.
The defendants not having entered their d,
pearaHce, audit appearing from AN ailidaylftb-
in the above causo that the defendants. Jams
LeacOck, James NJ. Dur lap, - Dunlap sd
. Luchrc are not residents Of this Stat, II 20
ordered that they do appear here after the lnlrs
weekly publication of this order, and i1 yr.',
necessary 10 protect their interest In ibI,.I.r
FRIEND COX. ri,fA
OLDHAM & BOYD, for complainant
b. VN
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PetrOleo- Calcium Gas,

O1SS I'LL N0DI
ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
~ prOvemcnts Of the age Is the process of man
ufacturing gas by the PetrnlcO.C aleium G,as
Company, OF Wheeling, West Virginia, upon
patents Of DR.. J. II. Connolly, from an almost
yalueless product OF Petroleum Oil, (residumnD
in combination with iimc, or lime and coal. so
simple that two thousand feet of Gas NAV be
made by any farm band or stable boy of ordinary
Intelligence in three hours. IL has been thor.
oughly tested upon such a scale, at the McLure
House in Wheeling, and at the country residence
OF Mr.. j. p. Gilchrist, near the same city. "a TO
FIX the certainty Of its aflording entirely salts.
factory results in the production of mall and
large quantities Of Gas, and can be with great
economy applied to Pirate Residences. Semi
ndries. Hotels, Factories and Cities. 1t is superior
to any Gas now in use, not only rs 20 the safety,
simplicity, practicablity and great cheapness OF
manufacture, but for its superior brilliancy,sO soft
influence upon the sight, aud freedom from the
sulphurous doors common TO Gas.
These facts the officers Of the company will
take pleasure in demonstrating tOthOse desiring
10 adopt or interest themselves in il. The com
pany will sell rights to manufacture in Towns.
Counties, Districts OF States, and direct atten.
ton to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING, W. VA, August 6. 1861.
To he Preident u he Petroso. Calcium Gas IN.
SiE-We have thoroughly and carefully in.
'eoAA-@NNA ~ ~ utANVu anu H0IkluwN oil the
apparatus for manufacturing Gas, according TO
your company's patents, and the combinations
Of materials used, az now working upon the
MeLure House in this city, and country resi-.
dence Of P.Olchrist, Esq, near this city. For
simplicity, durability, economy and safety. we
consider II superior TO any other method OF man.
uiacturing Gas that we are acquainted with.
We cheerfully recommend its adoption BY ali
Gas consumers.
Very Respectfully,
Al. SWEENEY.
Mayer n Eheaing.
". W. MILLER Co.
URieR Foundry and EHgine Worh.
NM HARE,
Plumber and Gds Filter.
W. r. GOODWIN & Co,
PJePHetOrs MeLurs Hour.
WA. A. TURNER,
JetoskT and Watch MGkeT.
SWEENEY e. Co.
AdehiaiSs and Engias BnLfers.
WV. ID. TERRY,
J Central y. X. Text 40aat.
LOCIs GAUSS, a
Proprietor heLHrs HOtOs Saloon
REILLY, BAKNKs & HoBRs,
BrlceTs.
Ana refer by special permission to
JAS. NJ CHKIsTT, ESQ,
PttSbtrg, Pa, formerly TTsasursr or GasCo.
s. II. GOLDTHARP, Esg-
Gas Engineer, PtSbuYg, Pa. d
PETROLEoCALCTUM GAS CO.
augl3eoS1y Wheeling, W. Va.
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The sale If the above tract ofland Is pu,.Npa
ed until Wednesday. the Ith day of March. i-s
GEORGE Il. BOYD. Commission
ia3.ttd&4tw
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-, THE UNPREOEDBNTED SUCCESS OF
HUBBEL'S
GOLDEN BIT"TERS!

The unsolicited recommendations We receive
from all parts of the globe provo them to be Just
exactly what we claim.
They are purely Vegetable;
They tgiH InUigOrdte and Strengthen;
They yortJy The system against tie eviIfe6eets Of
UnuchOLeSoIae Water;
They tviA cure Dyspepsia;
They aciH cure Heartburn;
They ViU cure Headache;
Then tCiu cure JGVndice;
Then nil cure Sea Sickness 'Er
They tciU cure General Debility;
They icii create a healthy appetite;
They contain no Poisonous Drug:
They 1oiu inrigorate the system Of digestion, and
moderately increase the temperature of the
body; and the force of the circulation, acting, in
fact as a general corrUborant of the system.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-01

geS~ The Governor, so-called, has pro-
nounced the certificates of registration
issued by Mr.. Davis, since the goth of
December, null and void. Is be a
judge2 Has any man, not a Judicial
officer, right to annul papers and docu-
ments affecting the rights of other men ?
Brownlow has no more power to do that
than our Beecher has. When Mr.. Da-
Wis gave those certificates he gave to
every man of them the right to vote un-
der all the laws of Tennessee and all the
laws of Brownlow. That right thus
became vested, and cannot be taken
away by the Nashville King, whenever it
suits his purposes. We proclaim that
every man of that FIVE hundred he has
attempted to disfrauchise is S legal voter,
and that there is no officer or soldier, or
policeman, who will not be trespasser
if be attempts to interfere with that
right Our counsel is that every white
man of Memphis, who has a certificate,
should rOte in spite Of all opposition,
official or unofficial, black or white.
What man has a right to do, and there
is no law to prevent, he may do fear.
lessly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-01

Bd Suppose we should throw overheard
the honorable Conservative candidate,
and take up one of the Radicals, and
so beat one with the other, should we
not make most damning confession Of
imbecility, and stand as city in con-
temp.ible and disgraced attitude2 Would
not negro government make an end oil
our credit at once, and reduce the bonds,
scrip and obligations of the corporation
down to nothing2 Let poor men,
officers and laborers to whom the city is
indebted beware, or they will lose their
hard earnings. Many who have nothing
but the paper of the city cannot afford
to lose it. And we believe it will depre-
ciate to nothing if either negro candi-
date is elected. The city would be
despised, as capable of any meanness,
and unworthy of credit for a ninepence.
Who will trust us in any point, for
money or anything else, if we stand not
to our honor at the peril of what may
come. Fit is proper to 60 on the con-
temptible availability plan in the fear of
our dollars, we had better vote for DIR.
Toles, who is good, honest black man,
and can beat both the white niggers in
the field.
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sey- There Is foul play on foot, which,

I6y There is foul play on foot, which,
| If we could make negroes understand as
we'll as hear the truth, would stir their
blood. They are to be dealt with treach;
erously by their Northern friends, the
moment they have used them for their
own purposes, and elected President
Of the United States next fall. They
say SO freely in the Northern States-that
is to say, they admit that the enfranchise-
ment of the negro is pot to be perma-
nent. They are admitting now on the
stump in the Northern elections, and
some of the Northern presses, that the
object of using the negro vote is only to
control the rebels while the process Of
reconstruction is ge;ng on. After that
is done they are willing to put on re-
strictions of education and property on
the negro votes, which will exclude nearly
all of them. The Northern Radicals are
compelled to make this concession to
save themselves at home, where negro
suffrage is forbidden. The Radicals
here will not tell the negroes the truth
about this, They tell them lies. They
will know it within year. And then
they viii! say the LEDGsR was better
friend to them than those Radicals, who
are playing them false to get offices for
themselves.
Every Radical Blew;s, Beeeher or
Fitch in this town, knows that negro
men will have no vote after next fall,
when the presidential election takes
place. They know it because they know
two-thirds Of the voters are in the
Northern States, and that those voters
have resolved to forbid negro votes after
that. But these fellows hide the fact
from the negroes here. They know, too,
that the Northern people have said they
shall not have any lands except they
earn and buy them, and that they shall
60 to work or starve. Do the Radicals
here tell them the truth about this =?
They know it, and yet they conceal it,
for the purpose of pleasing the negroes
and getting their votes. Are such men
their friends who only smile on them
and make fair promises We tell them
the truth, and they will know how foully
they have been dealt with one of these
days, and then they will know that such
men are their enemies. We tell every
man, white and black, who is poor, that
there is only one of two ways to live in
this country. One is to work and earn
an honest living. The other is to steal
and rob and live an outlaw in the woods
and finally be hunted down as a wolf,
by all those, black and white, who will
work, and mean to keep what they make
when they have earned it. The man
who says any thing else is liar and an
infamous scoundrel, worse than any thief
or robber.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-01

s6s- The Democratic State Central
Committee of Arkansas has called a
State Convention on the 9th Of January.
They invite all to attend it "who desire
the return Of peace, with its manifold
blessings, and are in favor of the eco
nomical administration of public expen-
ditures; all who adhere to the Constitu-
ton Of the United States, and approve
the purposes for which it was ordained,
as proclaimed by the white men who
framed it; and who are not engaged in
secret plots with ignorant and deluded
negroes for establishing negro suprem-
acy, and an arbitrary government, on
the ruins Of the Union it was intended
to perpetuaie."
In this invitation they have given q
true definition of Conservatism. which
meats nothing at last but to be o COED
honest, honorable citizen. To be ssains
such party, 10 act against it, to hinder
iis aims and ends, must have verl
clear and sufficient excuse, beyo d th'
promotion ofsihe private interest { an
man, if it escape the brand Of dishonor
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speoial Order.
OFFICE suPr. MErRoPoLIrAS PoLIcE,

OFFICE SUPT. METROPOLITAN PnLIcE,(
MRMPHIs, TESN., Dec. 30, 1857.
The special patrolmen for Shelby county, ION
duty outside of the city Of Memphis, are here
by ordered to report to Acting Sergeant K. A.
Cole, on Thursday. the I'd of January. 1858, for
assignment to active service on that day, on
the variols roads leading to the city. with in
structions to watch the movements Of all sus-
picious persons coming toward Memphis, singly
or in squads, to disarm them il found with
weapons contrary to the laws Of the State, and
to use all means in their power to detect at
tempts of such persons living outside Of the
city Of Memphis to vote for officers Of the mu-
nicipsl government of Memphis. The quiet
and good order of the city demand that every
effort should be made to prevent illegal voting
and especially to prevent persons from going to
the polls with arms. Every effort will be sde
By me to enforce the laws and secur God
order, and all coed citizens are requested to
assist, by their voice and influence, in the at
tanment of this object. All arms taken under
this order will be reported at this Office with
the names of persons from whom taken.
S. B. BEAUMONT.
Sunerintendent Metropolitan Police.