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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN CHINA. -..

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN CHINA -.'
THE EAST MDAM TELEGRAPH CoMPAHrs ONCE
Nos. % and % Nassau-st Organized under special
charter from the State of New-Y0rk. ..
-r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q, 10000. -
5000 Shares, 500 Each. d..
DIRECTORS
Hon ANDREW G. CURTIN, Philadelphia;
PAUL s. FORBES, of Russell h Co. China;
FRED. BUrTYRFIED, of f. Buttorfeld & Co, New
York
ISAAC IIvKRMoRE, Treas Mich. Cen. X. r., Boston |;
ALEXANDRA HOLLAND, Treas. Am Ex. Co, New
York;
Hon. JAMES NOXoN, Syracuse, N. 7.
O. IL PALMER, Treas. West. u. Tel. Co.. New York {;
FLETCHER WEsTRAY, of Westray Gibbs * Hard
castle n. Y; f.
NICHOLAS MICKLRs New-York.
OFFICERS:
A. G. CUnTIN, President; .'
n MICKLEs, Vice-President;
r....| GEORGE CoHAET. Secretary; ..
I GEORGE ELLIS cashier Nat. Bank Common
'. .. wealth.. Treasurer;
Hon. A. X. MCCLURE, Philadelphia. Solicitor.
The Chinese GOrernment haring (fhrouqh the Hon.
Anson Burlingame) conceded 10 ibis Company the p,ir
lqe of connecting the great seapors Of the Empire by sub
marine electric telegraph cable propose commencing
opeyafons in Chino and laying dozen line Of 800 miles
al once betIreen the CoiOiring ports, ris
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I 4 ] N n
Stt, Com Com i S Sss g Goat
fE lf'ss f t'.. t. % SoSs Lamp % 90
I ss Sss: C ss,. @ &c; g
e. X, f.n s o Is: s :'g1sS Ts ron
i s S s 5s Ssi s':ii Hos 81 sS"
i'''' We ql'''' upl Fla Mobile. S.r.ors,n. Tea.
e $;::; $s::' iti Il: Is 8:
c6 MEss i:Ss5 @ Ro StST su S q,. sy. b.
ge. srs suS 3. y sT,5s' . s.S of ss
Baltimore 700 c,sbArO' on private terms Other
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A.. aejss demand and ssAdy sales Of
90 S sp'% ard r1.H az tr a. s sIt SAP. Flour
more se;t ur .s' 70. a4s ,rs better ar; ~,
. ~ H. ~. s 80 ss !. sSs sps.
% kI o .e ,f.a . II ws.sE STSs 20 sysSs o. GOD
shoss sgs WIZ, ksa sSps Or. 90 Ssi 50 isr frs.
f.H &c - - ,o = f. . s@s fer TS wssa Kls
d go 'ds9 Is 70. s. Lou. kr ~. sS 5Go. s.n
oI',9. ~ E'I n. sossS ssassa FoaI IS NOR
AL s weldon d, are rsgsi .,' o. s,5 Do. % for
E.; 1, a. T3 al i r.. ss srS sad e
20 b IS Corn Me-. ,saa 45s s.s ssfE'
81 IS whs All BIssOri - Is Or Ys0s CITY. and
ris-DT COD ~, r,h,r qui. at 81 aSss7so % B.nl md
a. Is ief G.osss s go q2sA ~ sse az
s ' No. ss 70, M sS% 40 .d Ell s i. 'S;
he , Ne" CIV 81. ID: s~S ss1 s. . "a. Sy.
s 70 .a. VIC. - quo. css sealed Soc AID DO
PgsfiE 81, "scs.as.i qaos T., -s for prm. Tennessee
GRAISws have ss.n TO note very ega marie, for Wheat,
boe tr VisSs and o1sr ihei5 i. Ices
~. g.,si. a. ss. are ii 80 bash At s2O29sl MI
-; .'.s "a . - ono sS S SS - - o. T c
sTai.n a. sass kd WlsNeia AID e. IS for Amber South
. By Blry Mat bots qai Hgd prices nominal Caaada
P,-s au.n asS 'isay sac. Of 90 se-a 81 81 O. p bond
taon bad ~ naUssos 90 che nssss ,hs sArs
o. b,h Cai2c bA mAl 90 81 S.F "f.i.TS 81 We hval
ths h,'e eern Liberal much Of wa. sfsirs boz
Acc bash w,,.gn a 3Tsi o. SeIA ,s .suT. ssG ,3s mar
it oSs lHd ,e, ta ~ the ~, We ais sT ~ o
2ja al Gh alisr rate Tor choice Ell HiG 81 - ior
nSps or' stss qs Tor eli . our prices. quote New
AsTah At sssao sDI Oh hs aali BAV,na are Q00'ed
!" GE NJ :, =. M,usl. at lofcue, soi4
HAT-hs u Norh River B.le 70 ineTs'ag and WIN ONLY
i,e isG Rsi, ii. si "a Sosb da, ba' ARA Al DE. and
bose us. Is .ss s21s1e bond and T'SsoS nee both
@oIAssI 4Tas bru to-day bat hOds
& , p Ss ss sT Fsl ,a .II5 s,$ ss'' '' 81
OILS-T.fs des,ai m tlser cAH lHsss' bet price.
dan and gee' are pmnsL Ia vrs fish os We san n9 ,
Tho dmaHi Eosrais Al taas s nae sna Z L 80 ~
..dy spl az daAPd q. f'O@ 81 '@s - 'r NO NO. and
rEoE h., b.eu more ler. demand r Porh today
plies Advsuce and tie market e.ss hn the .a. eas AM
Sss Me-. IS . To- Job loi. Ia t5f cy Mes 70 .
Sr PRIME , hHg rgSs 'rs e.rs ~ ,. In
demand fa prices ,sss Of ~ bes
80 ,ss -. - e. Es. Ms. rss da ADD prices
soS w. sH ~ M.. . s.A s .ts and
nssdTi pssA l3id4s for Shouh.si dry salt ilc
ne ff Bsgsed n. trn aud 10 LT demand As, % e
%ss' S+ s,. az. are s % , , We apSe a. 5 %
.sgaln be sa y demand ps' sS1 m gsI t S ~
e g. rna; cry, ~ s, rS Ssp ssS Al ,@ aSs
| sot s~ller Srute on
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fn,antiHl.

NOTICE. =. 49," ,.s.
~ To holders Of Yuba County BOnt Of hs lcns Of 1872
of,b g,nr. entitled IAN Act provide for the liquidation ard
e of Tuba CouHt and Cor other purposes
Approved notice hereby TO all the holiss
he bonds VI Ysb Comfy tbe sus 1857 S ssa She SAP FAn
1880 that the sinking
and therein IN on aud discharge
outstanding Nth the interest due thee9a up
payable and have erased
10 as interest," aeT July A. D. 1908 AID Will be
the Treasurer Of luba County
The CTR Of hAr syille-MATy svis. Asg o. 1901 ,.oa
If Ynha luanfr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
WRIST INDIA MARKETS.

aThe market No IL Dutch
7ias aebe MscoyadO Moes fair % good Ret ng q
on Unte sse cuene, so days 27ia2 per cent dseoent On
United States currency sight 2t a cent dssount
GOLD f preinium United states goa s"'
Sac Frghs fat ~ 81 per boz sngi
~ per bid Of Sugar. ~ 80 per hid Of Aossses - g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
THE HORSE MARKET

ni.,h.,s usds pr.ps.es for the Pa trade by laying good
the EurtL 81 stables being we'll hre 40
IN, s,se nnnber Calass and sds ben 10 cutie
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THE MARKETS.

ICsr.hTS reported for TAG rRlsuSAl ,
AsHEsThs market O' POs steady at ~ a,G$s 10 Pearls
nominal , g., - -. ~. -.
trn We quote as follows'
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A.
SO s6s $40 Coup .,....3l l0C0 Ga $50 Coup
as NO d Sos So tou %.,lO9s 1900 30 Coup 67.n.lOt
q f9tro fhh
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COURT cALENDARs-Tnrs DAY.

COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.
ssranEn By Judge BIRKAhD oDsss
atWA No CseEdsr
CoURTSsEcIAL TEHH CHEF Jusos
essrshIaasbs at II Motions siH be heard at u "a
&oHbos PLEAS-byEoIAL TERs-Oxfug a JUDI, Dsy
,ssss siI DTvsaely 10 - CeBrs ss,i M00daT seat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04

r .. ... I t MINIATURE ALMANAC. T ElLt
Ga. R,... $50 SAG Moon Rises 5;oJ
- hlsa
ia, Ioas ~ $50 GOTs IaaBd $50 Hell Gsts...."liD
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pibiornA nutitss.
6hurfts for 8nsiluss Hl,n.

&Vurtrb LUZ 9usItIbS eStH
A PHYSICIAN wishes to SELL PRACTICE
6ocoS ss saS. 6 c 9 section Of ne f'an A''I''
An ACTIVE REPUBLICAN, who can invest
~ from s5oo End safe and very profitable Busl
NESS By applying No I'll Broadway. Room 10 ~
A PERMANENT. and profitable BUSINESS
REQUIRES s2O0o $500 TO extend H. With TIE investor 70 manage
H. Apply Immediately 70 W II. STARR, No $50 Fsltosst
nRUG STORE.-A first class DRUG STORE
~ for SALE in aOarshipg village go Inhabitants center The
state eney located doing good business Terms Address
DRGGGST Box No. liI Tribune Once, s. y
nor SALE-At a fair valuation, the STOCK
on band welt established CAkRiAGB FACTORY NO 30
nrn quired bad health being the reason for giving np gs
char Call at shop tue oehooh I"
residence. No. Sc Scheunerbornst, from % y 2 ~
NOR SALE-STOCK and FIXTURES of a
STORE in Darlington n j. where business Of |oo An %
done Sabsenbes for selling he ssng 10 oAa W.
Address Box No. 81 Darlington. n j.
lob PRINTING OFFICE, Presses and Mate
- and In unning order ready fsI fs trade m
a bs..Ss n ss9s.. x *. E. Boz s s rs rSSs. o
lNIUSIC STORE for SALE--Splendd opening
WI t,s u The Piano or the Voice Only music store IN
1s. ~ 0l rh.ltAa xsl established stock hsh sataetory
reasons for selling Aires R., Box No En. Kingston. y y
TRINMING STORE FOR SALE-The entire
.tocE good p' old established Trimming store IN kesd
IN % tie city, AID ENJOYS large share o. patronage
For hraer pad cuAgs address s. Journal Once ksSgng "a
Two DRUGGISTS or CAPITALlSTS.-The
ar, srs best iohg Dug houses IN the West WISHING
10 LIE their stocf hrtass Eoed~ lea
ke The hoHe well knoss the trades has bea established or
pas, and H. present doing business o. a1ut eV
year heated the eogrshi9s and iuIer'ast Of es
lake ss wholesale drug Store IN The place asd
ssors GOOD opportunity for practical druggist capitalist ns
msSn pssfI SccoTTsE Drug Brokers No sCed.r
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90 NbOm If mag 6uurrn.

Go @bOm If mag 6unuru.
OBSTINATE DISEASES of the Nerves,
Stomach BaKes Ertfemtes Muscles Bones te Of eTey KIND
md length standing suneeD should read pr
Illustrated Skstrb Of Movement Cure Sd al "a
cents by BRADLEY No. 50 West Thirty and at all Beos
and Periodical Stores. =
TTIHE .YOUNG WOMEN's HOMEn of the
Christian Union" removed FROM Bss. Fourteenth st. 70
Ma n Soth Washington square ecner Naea0asst oo"a ~
snces required from persons applying for board Is
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Rru GOODS.
NIyIATuRR ALMANAC

DEADS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ID NJ. p BROWN. Importer No, 300 Broadway, ~ T.
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The feature Shsno circles to-day the large .monnt
ssHE osss , SpS srs o Ss9 a - I
eAph.d 70 SsEYOt s .henSsn bot 70 man. S-s ~, .Hn'
The demands loan bette 'ssa .. s.S S I 1T T,o. S'
5snl Ds for good commercial paper IN the open
The Chicago T,loun. Of Tuesday, says;
The local ToS na.i eon,i's to soI close Nv" 81 ,S is
ts their regular accommodation thor
S S.p. an and s . a.. .ons pS have not tune: away
N W sas1 y "a, SIGosAs !. BY Is
Bot ssEs ever 1{ md SrS '5 rom NOR IRE
greatly MONEY will become siHessi hSE .hAs , me
rece" currency from h. Fast YER peI. -, s nssd
hom lhe country The banks are general gel. supplied oan
financial and commercial authority OF this cty makes
the following estimate Of the United States GoidearnR
Bonds not permanently placed on tins side Oh the
II. Total $50. Of Cola Bond, oos 10000
The National Banks have deposited EsseounJ fot oTsuA
hon and GOVsrninspi deposits ''''''''''''''''''' SD
sI;@, ooOO
II. sArirE, HAM. in The state Of Ssv.Yort held as.
225 40 N, anount ht a by Al the Savings Banks 90 the
Usitd States believe y be within bounds us ssu- 80 49,
mate Lt...,..... .sss.f.'''''''''''''''''' N'V''
L..y........................... sI.sOSo0OoO
further asoani Of sloo"ooo, .li ihs pe,manenil IN
lalSn sin eeraHy tsoopco-oGsih'r IN 900
sisooo1OOO
W. s'a,f' he ,h' 'n' ... 10000
r,,,, .,.,,,, ,,,,l o., ............... si0OooOO
OF which large part Is n,ld BY banks aud the numerous
dea.rs In Government securities, who are oDBed 70
kfe p constantly certain amount Of bonds Oh manu.
The Tim,S Of this morning hayb: . -. u, A. =
Paul COMPANY have bnus We nrners ' we
Ps do CsIos sad they Ia ssse ha.iss .n
Ia. 20, u. sI,. I5S9t1 fsi siooE
sPs s:: 'i;s E 1 a. SsI so. '' ..
am H. Trustee urd,r 'segf, and HaFtt teros
~ sr,nsw LrsI efb esut bOnd' u pay
m,s % ike pfsbee srr'i AZ s'sgta ~ ~ IN
he ur-f-rfsd sec. Of TIE ~. fsul CoIHfabI
TLt Io,dOn Tipts ~ Aug 2! rays: -. -
Iht 100 90 Of me god arr Cd from Nsv fsr thont 70
b. ,hIpped bach IL consists II esni has &c
4lon maui shsh rohsn ls
,,i. >. Hhf hsi part b 30 psi 80 Hos" f ne
.ts 1srory you'd have been rfther etn} Ginsssa
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printing.

l{TM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton st.
w -srRAM JOB PRINTERS .sd LABEL MAHUFAcrua-
FRS
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s' ....'..''.' Siaiicntrp, &f.
RARD s. BROTHERS,
~ GOLD PENS,
....- PEN AND PENCIL CASES,
sILyRR RUBBER. AND GOLDPLATED TELESCOPE PEN
- - CASES TOOrHPICKS. &c, nc.
JAMES D. BARD. Aseat, No. 22 Maiden lsne ser.YorE
CLOTE 81 JAMES, .,..,
- N-'7-G TURRRS No. 70 Putonsf.
mo PRINTERS.-Our PATENT COMPOST
TION for hiking r.s superior anything use and ecosom
zeal The rollers 10 haien shEoh erae GIVE men 'A anu
"' N'A''"' - Manufacturer No. q Hs.deElaBe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

Under these favoring auspices very gratifying
progress has been made In extending the railroad
track from both directions. Nearly 1000 miles
of the Main Line and cOnNorging Branches 10
Rocky Mountains have been built within thrS1
years The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD M
also steadmJ and successfully carried the Main
Stem Line from the steamboat navigation Of the
Pacific To the summit Of the Sierra Nevada, me
into the Great Salt Lake Basin east Of the Cali.
forna line. Having overcome by far the most
difficult and expensive portion Of the whole
line, the probabilities Of the through connection
with the Eastern lines being effected In 1870
amount almost 10 certainty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

ONO STATE Y. NJ. C. A. CONVENTION.
The second annual Ohio State Young
Mems Christian Association Convention
met at Cleveland, Ohio, few days ago.
We find full reports of the proceedings
in our exchanges from that city. The
Convention was the largest and most
interesting ever hetd in that State. II.
Thayne Miller, Esq, of Cincinnati, a
christian gentleman well known to Y.
NJ. c.. A.'s throughout the land, was
chosen President, and, owing to this
fact, the devotional spirit of the Con-
vention was most glorious. In response
to the preamble and resolutions pre-
scented to the Convention by Mr.. VIM.
H. Oxtoby of this city, "a copy of which
we published few days ago. the fol-
loving was unanimously adopted:
"ResoIeed, That in response to the
communication received from the
Young Mems Christian Association of
Wheeling, West Virginia, we gladly
welcome their delegates to the meeting
of our State Association, and most cor
daily invite them to participate in our
deliberations. We recommend them to
organize similar State Association for
West Virginia, believing that this
course would add greatly to the eff
cheney of the cause in that State"
The Herald says: Remarks apprO-
pirate to the subject were made by the
President of the Convention, and VIM.
II. Oxtoby, of West Virginia, and Say,
brothers, will you meet us was sung"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

TRIBUTE REsPECT.-At a meeting OF
the Rough q Ready Fire Company,
October 10th, 1865, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, God, in His iAfinite wis.
dom, has seen fit to remove from our
midst our esteemed and beloved brother,
David +. Sadler, who, in the vigor OF
youth, was called from earth to, we
trust, better and infinitely happier
state of existence, And while we hum
bly, submit to the call of Him who
Judges wisely and who ever ruleth all
things for the good of those who love
and serve Him, yet we cannot but deep.
" feel the loss of our brother.
Therefore, be it
Rcs0lred, That in his death this Com
pauy has sustained a very serious loss
and one which we deeply mourn. He
had many friends and no enemies and
had endeared himself to all by his gal
lantry as a Fireman and his patriotic
devotion to his country.
ReSolred, That we cherish his memory
as one whose place in the company can
not easily be filled, and that we deeply
sympathize with the afflicted family in
their irreparablc loss.
Rcyolrcd, That these resolutions be
entered on the minutes of this neetisg
that they be published in the city
papers, and copy presented to the
family of the deceased.
ResOlred, That the thanks of this
Company are hereby extended to our
brother Firemen of the city for theiI
kind attendance at the funeral.
A. II. BRITT, President.
CHAs. II. STOUT, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

The Act further authorizes them TO issue an
equal amount OF their own First Mortgage
Bonds Of corresponding denominations, VhioA
shall be the first claim upon The phoS railroad prop
erty and % Iohich he lien Of As Government sAaH
be subordinate, as q means Of more readily sccur
ing the remaining half Of the capital for the con-
struction the equipments, &c, being provided
sources.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
gA good second hand Piano Is lof
sale at Shieb's Music Store.

BThe members of the Womens
Typographical Union No. l OF New
York city are decidedly irascible. a
letter was recently received by the Sec
rotary of the Union from the office OF
Flakes Galveston Bulletin, requesting
the officers to send a number of women
compositers to Galveston, at a rate of
wages below the established price in
that city, which called forth the follow
ing sharp resolution, signed by Anna
Lewis, President of the Society:
ReSolred, That the offer of the pro-
prietors of Flakes Bulletin is rejected,
and that the female c,mpositors of New
York take this occasion to inform all
proprietors making such offers, they can
not be induced, under any plea, to
place themselves in antagoniSm to any
organization under the Jurisdiction of
the National Typographical Union; the
price in the above city being in adj
vance of the offer made, it is wished to
be understood that the object of this
Union is to raise wages instead OF low
ering them.
Hurrah for Anna!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

RIVER NEwS.-There is scarcely any
variation III the condition of the river,
1t was, last night, about three feet by
the marks. Little or no shipping is be-
ing done, as compared with what is
done during boating stage of water.
The Julia No. got off for Parkers-
burg on yesterday, at II A. NJ. The
Rochester left for Sunfsh at } P. NJ,
and, we believe, the Arrowline got of
for Steubenville at 81 P. NJ.
Boats leaving to-day: The New State
will leave for Parkersburg at IL A. NJ,
and the Rochester for Sunfish at ?. NJ.
1t is not positive whether the Arrow
hne will make another trip for Steu-
benville. She will not leave to-day for
that port. The business on the'river is
dwlndling down pretty fast.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

POLICE COURT.-Quite sprinkling"
of business was transacted at this Court
on yesterday morning. The first case
called was that of John Gallagher, lad
not more than twelve years old, for an
assault on large specimen of an Amer
lean citizen of African descent. 1t APP
peared that the darkey was piling up
brick at the Grant House, when Johnny
came sleng and stood on the pile of
brick. Standing upon his dignity Cuffy
ordered the lad away, which order not
being obeyed promptly, the gentleman
of color pushed the boy off. This caused
an alteration of words, duringwhich
the boy charged "ebo-shiu" with kill
ing his dog. The boy, stepping to one
side, picked up brick-bat and waited
for good opportunity, when he hurled
it at the digHitied African, hitting him
Just above the left eye, and then ran
away. Sambo up and after the lad at
break-neck speed till ne OVERLOOK MN
and delivered him in the hands of an
officer. The Judge fined Johnny 81 and
cost and gave him some healthy advice
The next case up before the Court
was stranger, named, we believe,
Bragg. 1t appeared he came to town
and imbibed in that kind of whisky
which will kill at "forty yards" and
became very boistersus and abusive,
He went ts Gutman's clothing store an
cursed the Democrats for all the mea 4
things he could think of-then he went
to the "Stamm House" and reiterate
the same. And so kept on from plac e
to place He was complained of in thre,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

READ MORE EvIDENCE.-Mrs. Gen
eral Buell. says: owe have a Grover q
Baker Sowing Machine for seven years
in constant use, hemming, Telling, tuck
ling, and everything that the fingers can
do. 1t is preferred over all others on
account of its durability of work, elias
ITCHY and strength of stitch, ease oil
movement, and simplicity of constrnc-
tion." Salesroom at Oxtoby & Duffields
Jewelry Store, 1O3 Main street, head
quarters for watches, clocks, jewelry,
spectacles, silver and plated ware, gold
pens, fancy goods, &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
BANKRUPTCY.

UNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
i the 10Th day of October, y. ID. ls6s, War
rant of Bankruptcy was issued out of the Dis
triet Court of the United States for the District
of West Virginia against the estate of William
II. Crawford. of Petersburg, in the county OF
Wood, in said District, who was adiudged a
Bankrupt on his OWL. petition; that the payment
of any debts and the delivery of any property be-
longing TO such Bankrupt to him, or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him, are for
hidden by law; and that meeting Of the creditors
of said Bankrupt, 10 prove their debts, and e
choose one or more Assignees of his estate, will
be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden
AT his office, in the city of Wheeling, before
George b. Caldwell, Esq, Register in Bank
ruptcy for said District, on the 18th day of No
vember. A. D. lS6s, at 10 o'clock \. NJ.
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
{. s. Marshal d. ". Va, Messenger.
BY W. II. IRWIN, Deputy. Oct22-oawst
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sspl43meod
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

DThe young men of Canada are
wearing the tightest kind of psntaloons
In Kingston, for instance, the young
men never get on bender. The fash
ion is said to have been imported di-
rectly from England, and will soon in
wade our thoroughfares.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

REGIsTER.-Let every Democrat bear
in mind that the township registrars
meet to-day, at the place of holding
elections, for the purpose of registering
the names of voters. Do not let this
opportunity pass by without making
good use of the same. We lost a great
many votes in Ohio county from the
fact that so many were negligent of
their duty. Work, now, and make up
for losses that cannot be recalled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24
couuISsIONER'S SALE.

r,pTr-E OF A DECREE RENDERED
DY VIZ n canse of Abraham P. Brookover
ID ID ,nS Of Leonard Merit, deceased, Va
AdminiSNT! az" TI"Tand and NJ. L. Richardson, by
George " Csnrt of Marion, at the June lls6S
the CiTculs before the front dOsr of the Court
term th yy1s;j county on the second Monday in
HSu'e 8, .r los. at public auction, to the high
Ncy EI5rr on the following terms, to.wit One
ball c-S;' -, - ,,nrtbs. with interest from date
]: an anu 20 sell the tract OF land in the bill
shall PivSS This il a very valuable tract OF
ns1H"IsgI lining 3J3 acres, situate Immediately
and 'T W,i~;,norr and Ohio Railroad, about mid
o. me i Zen Warrington and Glover's Gap
and is We" FONTAIN SMITH,
r Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

MUsIC.-The wagon, driven By an In
ternal Revenue sap-sucker, containing
a brass band, discoursing one hundred
dollar music, did not enable loyalty
to carry Ohio county, on Thursday
Washington township, where the con
test was made, stood the test nobly
Union men to the polls! Go in, "loyal,
~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

MAN SHOT.-There was rumor on
the street, and said to be pretty well
authenticated. that yesterday morning
an alteration took place between two
men out the pike, near Frank Walters
when one drew pistol and shot the
other. We could not ascertain the facts
of the case, and merely give it as q ru-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

. G.. LIST,
HFEET < LlaI,
tu-EIa sElbOEU.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-24

TURN OUT.-There is to DO grand
gathering of the Democracy at the Cen
trail Club room tonight. Speeches are
to be made by j. w. Parker, ESQ, ). H.
Good, Esq, aud several Others whose
names we did not learn. A full attend
aBce is requested, as business of i'm
portance will come before the Club fol-
action. At that time there will bt
fuller returns from the different por
tions of the State, sufficient, it is hoped
to indicate the political status of the
State.