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acknowledgement
NEWS SUMMARY.
BY ZELE0RAPR.

The train which left Quincy, ILL.,,
on Saturday evening for Chicago, was
thrown from the track by broken
rail near Altoona. Shortly afterward a
fire broke out in the wreck and cars
with baggage, mail and express matter,
were consumed. Four employees on
the train were eipjured-none seriously.
Andrew Howard and Eliza Reed,
the murderers OF young Tisch, last fall,
on trial at Milwaukee, plead guilty
and were sentenced yesterday 10 i'm
prisonment for life.
THE great triennial musical festival
of the Handel and Haydn Society, at
Boston. was brought to a close Sund ay
night. With the exception Of tho Mes
siah" festival, it has been one of the
most successful ever known in Boston,
and probably in the United States.
There are strong reasons for be-
lieving that Secretary Seward has or
dered our Charge at Havana to imme-
dIately demand redress for the outrage
on Americans at Monterey.
The anniversary sermon before the
American and Foreign Christian Union
in New York was preached Sunday
evening by Rev. Geo. E. Hare.
The Union Theological Seminary of
New York held auuiver sary exercises,
Sunday evening. The graduating class
numbers AZ, many of whom go West.
Wendell Phillips delivers his leo.
ture on Daniel O'Connell at the Acad-
emy of Music, New York, this evening.
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BosroS, May u.-Both Martin and
FELTON, have confessed the deialSation ,Il
In the Hide and Leather Ban :. I. vi
AMOUNT 20 S1s0, 600, but not TO exceed
500, 600, -5--. e-4-
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Steady. sales of No. / at zoe. Rye

Steady; sales Of No. at 75c. Rye
Scarce.
SEEDs-Dun.
|, LAKE FREIaHTs-Dull and unehang-
ed. muvnuKee.
MAY n.-FLouR-Dull; city Xxx at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at s. 1571 for
MAY u.-GRAnN-wheat and
lower. Corn-Duu and lower; western
81. Oats-Quiet and declined; western
76a76L.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS. By TELEaRAPa.
NEW YonK, May II, 1858.
REGULAR REPORT.

CoTroN-Dun and lower; sales 800
FLoeR-Closed dull and 6a10o lower
on common grades.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and firm at
50 OOa2 0S for western. Oats-Quiet at
s7as71Ic for western. af1oat. Corn
Dull and heavy at Sl17a1 Is for old and
new mixed western, afoat and in store.
Es-Pork-Firmer; sales $50
bbls. new mess at S2S 75a28 81, cash and
regular. Beef-steady and in moderate
demand. Cut MeRts-Quiet and nm
changed. Bacon-Nominal. Lard
Heavyat 1s1sa1e1sc for fair to prime
steam; Rsass STEADY at ass24c.
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auaatIaI.
MERCHANTS NATIoNAI BANK
Orwest virginia.

capitaI Paid In, $500, 900.
nHIs BANK SUCCEEDS TO TIE BUsI-
mes OF the aAerchRnts' and Mechanics
Bank OF wheeling It Is q deslgnated Dc
positoEy and Financial agent OF the United
Banking business
SideJ1f-Ias Nelson Vance.
DiTeefOES-Thomas Sweeney, L. =. Det6-
Main ma. o. Acheson, John 6onlon, Robert
CranRle, a. Allen Howell. VIM. b. Sim pson,
James DaKeu. =. BRADY Cashier
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LIVER PILLS

Are pills that have a direct and powerful
action on the liver, and relieve any 1nac-
tivity or congested state Of that all impor-
tant organ upon which depends the whole
process of digestion. The importance then,
of procuring a Pill that shall have such di-
rect action without the Ill effects OF mercury,
Is manifest TO every one; Such Pills are Ro-
backs Blood Pills, they are warranted pure
ly vegetable, and can with certainty be re-
lied upon, and are SAFE at all times.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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MoNEY AND sToCKs.

MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-Irregular and unsettled; open.
ed at 1405z, advanced to 140<i ano
towards the close became active AND
excited under heavy sales by the bears
closing at 1899.
GoyERNAIENr STocKs-HenEy CleWes
q Co. furnish the annexed $3.50 quota
lions: Coupons '61, 1137sa114; '62, 109a
1O91I; '64, 107a1071s; '66, 1072Gal07zf
new iOe9S Sa1O91k; '67, 109sSa109S<; 10-40s
10SJ<a1O31l; 7-S0s 1075<a107H. -
STooRs-Pacific Mail 9lHa91H At
Iantic do S2a34; Western Union Tele-
graph S73<aSSi New YORK Central Lzdzs
AIS; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates
301<a3I Wabash 51a5IH; Michigan
Central uSa119; do Southern S3NaS3ss;
Illinois Central 145a147; Pittsburgh
s8I<aS3Sk: Toledo 105<R105<; Fort
wayne i05Na106; Terre Haute, prefer
red 66; Columbus 1071z.
EXPRESS SHARES-Weiist Fargo q
Co, 229<a221<; American 581<a59; Ad-
ans, 591<a60; United States 591za60;
Merchants Union 309saS0H,
CIneinnntI. Ia
MAY 1l:-FLoUR-Dull; only a retail
demand at previous prices; family
GRAIN-W Closed unsettled and
lower; No. winter sold at e 45. Corn
Dull at S9a90c for ear shelled Is not
saleabIe at any better than ear though
held 20 higher. Oats-Dull at 77a7sc.
Rye-DulI at 81 s5a1 80. Barley-Dull
at 50 60a2 40.
CoTroN-Dull, and prices unsettled
and nominal; middling was offered at
29c at the close, without finding buy
i TopAooo-Active and 1a3c higher for
PRov1sIoHs-DulI. and prices irregu-
lar and nominal. There was some de-
mand for clear rib bacon sides at 16zcs
but none for other articles. Mess Hork
Gould have been bought, at S2S 90.
Bulk Meats-At 12Hal41z. BaconZ
Shoulders at 131<c and clear sides at IA
alTIc. Lard-Is held at 1s1za15Ae.
BUTrER-In better supply and prices
dropping; fresh SSa4Sc,
EGGs-Firm at 17c.
GRooERIRs-Unchanged and firm.
Cofee-20a251<c. Sugar-13a151zc.
SERDs-NothinR doing. ~
GonD-1s9K, buying.
Chicago
MAYu.-FLoUR-Du and very quiet
at about 10a16o lower. ez-
GRAIN-Wheat-Olos tame and
lower at e 1Sa2 10 for No. 1, and 81 OK
O8 for Mo- 2. -Corn-In fair shipping
and speculative demand, but lower. and
closed at 9I1<aa2c for No. 1, and No. 2
90a907<c. OAtS-t1rmer ana Deqer al
71Na711fc regular, and fresh receipts.
Rye-DnII and nominal. Barley-Neg-
% Paov1s1oss-Dailand inactive. Pork
at S2S. Lard-Dull and
nominal at Ice. Bulk Meats-Quiet
and naminally unchanged.
LAKE FREIeHrs-Quiet and hrmer;
Sc on corn by sail, and 411<c for wheat
by propeller to Buffalo.
MAY u.-FLouR-Higher grades are
firm; lower qualities are weak, but
prices unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Fal grades hrm at
e 75a2 so for prime 10 choice. Corn
Easier at S9aa2c. Oats-Lower and
heavy. at 77asOc. Rye-Unchanged at
81 so. Barley=Unchanged at = %.
PRoYIsIoEs-Very little doing. PORK
Small sales at $28 00a2S 50. Baeon-
Clear sides held at 171zci shoulders
18sza14c. Lard-Lower; choice terce
1se; ro,.do.
NAY ll.-GRAIH-Wheat- and
dropping. Corn-15<c lower; sales Of
no. 1 and Michigan at e4e, Oats
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National Savings Bank of Whsating.
CAPITAL, 100000.
AEONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
lIl Interest paid on Special Deposits. HOteA
and Bulls discounted. EXCHANGE bought ana
sold Collections made ON al points and pro-
ceeds promptly remitted.
Discount day-Wedne5dRY.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas n. LlEt, Robert Pratt,
Robert Gibson, r. A. hCabe,
J. q. Thomas, y. d. DodBon.
J. Il Stifel.
THOS. n. LIST, President
3. +. aILDRETH. Caahter. nOva
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HOUBE

Bins and resolution were ln5fSt l55snt for
for references: that Il y ils II s.s,1, treaty.
the Government TO nlaks sAs - =.
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MELANCHOLY.

1sone ofthe many disorders OF ths nervous
system, arising nom q low state Of tho con-
stitut1onal health or revere pr0stFation after
long continued sictness, and requires inv1g-
Grating remedies like R0back's Stomach Bit
tality. sold by All Druggists everywhere.
marls-2mSSw
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National Bank of West Virginia
E. AT WHEELING.
Capital paid In 620O,OOO
AFONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN
MI tereSt paid on special deposits Notes and
DIlls discounted. EXCHANGE bought and sold.
Collections made on all points and proceeds
promptly remitted.
DireoLOrE
CRBP1S OaI.EBA1, THoaEAs hUoAEs,
MICHAEL REILLY, A. 3. TODD,
ARTHUR LITTLE, JOHN II AURBARn.
JAHEs MCCLUNEY, II. PoLLoCK,
JAMES MAXWELL.
JOHN WAGNER, President.
Cashier. au&9-lyd
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FIRST
N ATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELLNo.
DesIEnnted DePosItory U q.

DesIEnAted Deposrtory US.
s4gSSS s4gs2SSS
Money Eseeiyed on deposit: EHchan8e
OIS GoiTectiCns dor made and proceeds promptly
rennttted.
Interest on Special Deposits ut the nate o.
-FOUR per cent per annum where the de-
post remains SIX months, and FIVE per
cent, nfor one year.
Accounts of Merchants, MANUFACTURER
Bankers and Others solicited
Revenue Stamps for sale In sums to suit.
. constant supply OF Rev Fractional Cur
rency, and ], 2, S& So coin, kept tor thu ac-
comnodATion of dePosttors and the nubItc.
GEO. *. WHEAd, Presit-
maEiS GEO. ADAMS. OashI.
d. @. LIST. RoBERr xoRRrsoS.
HENRY X. LIST. GIBSON LAMH.
JOSEPH sEYBoLD.
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NAY sl.-GRAIH-Wheat-Dull and
no. i and Michigan al s4e. OATS
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The Cnpital QuesIion.

~ tar the progress of the Legislature
toward settlement of the Capital
question ameunts TO just nothing at all
House hill No. 20, providing for the
location of the seat of Government n
Buckhauuou. was killed in the House
Yesterday. The vote was taken on q
motion 10 reconsider the previous vote
defeating the bill, and the House re-
fused to reconsider, by % to 26.
Bnckhumncn being fairly out of the
question, il is clear that no other point
can command the strength which she
has shown, OH Il question of permanent
location. No place now before the Leg
islature can unite the opposition to
BuckhannOn, and thus succeed in be-
coming the seat of Government. 1t
is, then, perfectly right to say
that permanent location cannot be
looked for ut this sessi on.
Such being the case, the Wheeling
proposition offers the only practicable
method for getting the case OFT the
docket. Allow the Capital to remain
here for ten Y. ars. free of cost to the
State, and at the eud of that time, we
doubt not, the question can be settled
readily and satisfactorily.
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WHEELING W. VA THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20 1868.

power the Cemetery Commissioners o
that State, to transfer Cemetery prop
erty to the General Government.
Also-Transferring West Virginia.
interest in Antietam Cemetery to thu
General Government.
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
our Senators and Representatives il
Congress to urge upon Congress the I'M
portance of opening up direct water
line communication from the Mississippi
Valley to the Atlantic.
THE CAPITAL QUESTION.
Mr.. BLAIR moved to take from the
table the motion to reconsider the vote
by which House bill No. 90, locating
the Capital at Buckhannon was de
feated.
The yeas and nays were dema nded
The vote stood as follows:
YEAS Allison, Armstrong, Blair
Boughner, Chase, Cole, Davisson, Evans
Fleming, of Marion; Fleming. of Har
rison; Ferguson, of Marshall; Goff, Her
vey, Huffman, Jacob, James, Mahon
Miller, Morgan, Parker, Powell, Rich
moud,i Steere, Stewart, Tomlinson
WEIGH, Woodford and Mr.. Speaker-25
NAYs-Adamson, Bender, Billmyer
Boggers, Chambers, Crane, Dunnington,
Ferguson, off Cabell, Gold, Gregory,
Hagar, Harrow, Heermans, Hinchman,
Howes, Largent, Mann, Martin, Nc
Claskey, Newlin, Pinnell, Pope, Riddle.
Smith, Spaulding, Tabler and Waggy.
81.
So the House agreed to take from tho
table the motion to reconsider. Upon
the question of reconsideration the
vote stood us follows:
NAYs-Allison, Armstrong, Blair,
Boughner, Chase, Cole, Davisson, Ev-
ans, Fleming of Marion, Fleming of Har-
rison, Ferguson of Marshall, Gotf, Her
vey, Huffman, Jacob, James, Mahon,
Martin, Miller, Morgan, Parker, Pow
ell, Richmond, Steere, Stewart, Tomlin-
son, Welch, Woodford and Mr.. Speaker.
20.
YEAS-AllisOn, Bender, Billmyer,
Boggess, Chambers, Crane, ,Dunning-
ton, Ferguson, of Cabell; Gold, Gregory,
H Hagar, Harrow, Heermans, Hinchman,
Howes, Largent, Mann, McClaskey,
Newlin, Pinnell, Pope, Riddle, Smith,
Spaulding, Tabler and Waggy-26.
So the House refused to reconsider,
thereby killing the bill.
MI. SMITH called up the resolution
offered by himself on Friday, that it
is the sense of this House that the in
terests of this State demand the pGrma-
nGnt location of the Capital at this
session." Carried. Yeas, 43: nays, IL.
Mr.. HEERMANS, on leave, presented
petition of citizens of Hampshire
county demonstrating against attaching
a certain part of their county to Min
eral.
Mr.. WEIGH called up House Bill 73,
"a bill to prevent the collection of in
terest in certain cases." The bill was
passed by a vote of yeas 81, nays IL.
Senate Bill making all appropriation
for the benefit of the Agricultural Col
lege, was tabled, yeas 35, nays 10.
BILLS PASSED.
An Act to incorporate the Martins
burg and Potomac Railroad Company.
Senate Bill amending and re-enacting
section !, chapter l0S, code of Virginia.
House BillNo. S0-A Bill allowing the
Board of Supervisors of Morgan county
to exempt her citizens from performing g
labor upon the public roads.
House Bill No. Sl-A Bill authorizing
taxes enormously assessed TO Solomon
Harper, of Ritchie county, to be re-
funded.
Adjourned.
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Correction.

Through an error i'll our legislative
,,,, oC Tuesdays proceedings, Mr.
ears Of the House of Delegates was
,.ds to offer resolution, inqulring
;n,o the expedieucy of giving Attorneys
,he option of taking the Test Oath His
rssolntion read as follows:
"p,,oIrcd. That the Judiciary Com
.,;,,s, inuuire into the expediency OF
nii"wing Attorneys the option between
certain oaths.'
The resolution had reference to GER
raj, additional legislation contemplat-
ID with regard to Attorneys, and did
NOT refer merely to the Test OATH now
,o,, the statute books.
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The Agricultural College

4 Bill is now before the Legislature
providing for an appropriation for the
benefit Of the Agricultural College at
MOrgantown. The expenditure OF pub
lie meney is subject which the people
ale carefully watching and consider
mg. Economy in the use of their funds
is what they now, more than ever be-
fore. demand AT the hands of their rep
reSentatiyes.
While the stricteSt prudence in APP
preparation is therefore proper, it is not
expected that the Legislature will re-
frain from applying such money of the
State as may be at its command to
just aud important purposes. Educa-
tional institutions fairly come within
the scope of legitimate appropriation,
and few occasions can arise where their
liberal support by the public author
tiles, if such support be necessary to
their prosperity, should be avoided.
1t is unwise economy to deny the
agencies established for the instruction
Of the youth OF the country that aid and
encouragement which their condition
may require. Ii, therefore, it shall ap-
pear to the Legislature that the pros
perty of the Agricultural College de-
peGdS in any degree upon Safe assist
ance, We trust that assistance may not
be withheld. No higher responsibility
rests upon the Government than that
which requires the general educational
interests 10 be cared for, ard to stint or
ignore them would be TO fail in the per-
fOrmanoe of a high and solemn duty.
We make these remarks without for
getting that the organization of this
College has not entirely met our appro-
baton. We believe that the Executive
committed grave error, in appointing
none but gentlemen of known prOmi-
nence as politicians to positions upon
the Board of Visitors. His selection of
none but Radical politicians by no
means benefited the College, seeing that,
if it prosper, men of all parties must
support it. We have presented this
view before and we now reiterate it..
Nevertheless, it would hardly be just or
judicious to interfere with the welfare
of the Institution because those who
have been its friends have acted un-
wisely. This would be to make one
wrong Justify another, proceeding
neither proper nor defensible.
We therefore hope that the friends of
education will unite in giving the Col
lege such substantial aid as may be
needed to make it flourish and prosper
1t can be made an ornament and a
means of untold good to the youth of
the State, and to that end we trust that
all proper legislation may be directed.
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The Campbell will Case.

The case involving the validity OF
,ba will of Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,
;s NOW being heard at Wellsburg, be
fore Judge ROBERTSON, late Of the
Coprt of Appeals of Virginia, and Judge
IovmE. late of the Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania, arbitrators. selected by
the parties. The property in controversy
omnunts. as we are informed, to over
two hundred thousand dollars. The
coonsel for the will are Hon. JEREMIAH
BLACK, of Pennsylvania, General GAR
r,ylp, of Oaio. and n. RICHARDSON,
ESQ. of Wheeling. Against the will,
Colonel GEORGE W. MCCOoK, DANIEL
LAMB aud BENJAMIN STANTON, ESqr's.
This case elicits much iatereSt, and
will continue several days.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
PETITIONS.

Mr.. MILLER presented petition OF
citizens of Ohio county asking that
slope be placed in a certain mill dam or
Wheeling creek.
Mr.. NEWLlN presented petition o.
citizens of Monroe county, remOnstra
ting against the formation Of new
county to include any portion of Mon
roe.
Mr.. EVANS offered petition of citi'
zens of Wyoming county asking 8
change in the county line of Wyoming
and Raleigh.
Mr.. MCWHORTER offered petition OF
James II. Brown, asking the redemp'
ton of certain Virginia bonds in bonds
of West Virginia; also, petition of j. l.
Broadus, asking to be allowed to teach
a public school without taking the
Test Oath.
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
By Mr. BLAIR-As to the expedien-
cy of reporting bill for the relief OF
II. II. Gill, Sheriff of Wood county.
BY Mr.. FLEMING-As to the expedi-
ency of incorporating Shinston Lodge,
No. 16, l. o. o. +.
nv W tuO CA
pediency of repeating so much of the
existing law as allows Sheritfs to add
5 per cent to taxes unpaid on the 3lst
Of December.
By Mr.. TOMLINSON-As to the ex-
pediency of reporting bill for the re-
lief of w. l.. Hinchmau, of Wayne
county.
By Mr.. WELCH-As to the expediency
of locating the State Normal School at
New Greek, Mineral county.
By Mr.. GOFF-As to the expedienoy
of amending the act incorporating a
certain Odd Fellows Lodge at Clarks-
burg.
By Mr.. BOUGHNER-As to the ex-
pediency of amending the Suitor's Test
Oath Law.
By Mr.. HERVEY-As to the expedi-
sncy of sbolishing the present road law
for the counties of Hancock and Brooke,
and restoring to them their former local
law.
By Mr.. McWHORTER-C
legislation necessary to give persons
and owning delinquent lands, deeds for
same.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. HOWES-Requesting the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania to en-
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Public Meeting,

By special call for a meeting of the
Democratic and Conservative voters of
Manaington township, in Marion coun-
ty, they convened in Warrington on
Saturday, the 18th inst, at 81 o'clock.
DR.. Jesse Flowers was unanimously
chosen President of the Democratic
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A Bostopian has invented an engine
of one-boy power, which will throw
water through q chemically prepared
chamber of the machine, and in one
minute, and with ten gallons of water,
extingHish 50 blazing tar barrels.
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A cOurtsbip of seventeen years dura'
tion, in the town of York, Maine, has
recently terminated happily in a mar,
rage. 1t reminds us of the good old
days of Jacob and Rachel.
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Three half grown pigs have been de
tected milking cow belonging to VIM
Husket, of Dayton. The theft had beer
going on several days before the thieve.
were discovered.
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THE MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
of New York.

Assets over S22,OOV,UOVS
AND EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
The Oldest aud Largest Life Insurance Co..
in the United States.
nIVIDENDS PAID ANNUALLY IN CASH.
~ Policies issued upon all approved plans of
insurance at less average rate than offered by
any other Company.
No Stockholders TO take The Profits from the Policy.
Holders.
DIVIDENDS TO POLICY.HOLDERS
For 1861 is $4,000
The entire surplus is distributed as a dicidend
% pOlicyhOLderS annually.
Particular attention called to the ten year
lite plan.
For further information, policy. holders and
other persons interested in the subject of Life
Insurance are invited to call upon the under.
signed. w. +. PETERSON, Agent.
Office Main street. next door TO Merchant 5
National Bank.
Medical Examiner, GEORGE BAIRD, NJ. d.
nOyl2-lm
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,,.n,sDemocratic Club

,yn, uee, al tie Club Room this evening st
49,. for the purpose of winding up its
,s,irs Persons having claims against II VIII
~,''', -, them for payment. BY order.
X. &. BARR, Secretary.
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.

National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
flee, 26 Monroe street, next door TO First Ma
tiOAal Bank.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE X WHEAT, PreSidsnt.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Wee President
JOHN BISHOP secretary.
CHAS WALLACE, State Agent, for West Va
and Maryland.
DIRECTORS:
john F. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas. G. Orr, Sam1 Harper,
JOIN A. Armstrong, James McCluney,
A. c. Quarter. Morgan x OFT,
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
S. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank
Wheeling List, Morrison Co., Wholesals
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor, Handlan Co.
Wholesale Groeers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly
Wholesale Grocer Wheeling; Mcclellan &
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe
Kraft e. Co., Druggists, Wheeling Geo. W
Franzheim Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors
Wheeling; Winship, Woods Il Co., Queensware
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. REGISTER, Wheel
ing L. C.McAfeo NOtisns, Wheeling; Camp
bell Frew & Co.. Pubs. InteAigrncer, Whcelingi
Ott Son & Co., Hardware, Wheeling; j. L.
Sands. Cashier First National Bank, Fairmont;
r. P. Camden, Pres't Nat. TX. Bank, Weston,
w. Va, Capt. John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling
nay3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-20

The Seminoles of Florida still hold
slaves.