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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-08
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4 by the following achodrle on ana Aus -
5th day Of May, 1867: $500,
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Winchester. 9.5O Oraft2n ..''' 49,
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Wash't'n C'y $50 " -u. sa,6,yt
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400 REDWOOD ACCOMMODATION
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-08

nN THE DAY ABOVE MENTIONED, AT
~ 10 o clock A. NJ, on the premises, we shall
offer for sale to the highest bidder, Mt public
auction, that well known hotel, the "SPRlGG
HOUSE" with the VIII ole Of the furniture and
| fixtures The Hotel fronts on the Public Land.
ing, and is situated on lots numbered and 7 and
parts of lots numbered and I. We do not give
| u more particular description, as purchasers are
invited to examine the premises. An unencum-
bered and indisputable title will DO conveyed 10
the purchaser.
The sale of the Furniture at public auction
will Immediately follow the sale OF the real es-
tate, and will continue until the same shall have
been completed, The whole Of the Furniture
and fixtures, including large and commodious
Billiard Room with five tables, have been pur.
chased and fitted within the last two years, and
the whole establishment is now in complete or
der for business.
The business of this Hotel under the manage
ment of Messrs. Edwards & Conant, has been
profitable. and this sale is now made by reason
Of considerations personal to them.
That there may be no misunderstanding on
the part of those contemplating the purchase OF
either the Real Estate or Furniture, we an.
nOunce that the sale 1ciH be positively made at the
time and place mentioned.
The terms of the sale of the Real Estate are as
follows: 0ne.third of the purchase money in
cash, and the remainder i'll three equal install
ments, payable six, twelve and eighteen months
after the day Of sale, with interest; the pur.
chaser to give his bonds for the deferred in.
stalments, and secure their payment by deed
Of trust upon the property purchased.
The terms OF the sale of the Furniture will be
made known ON the day Of sale, and for the pur.
pose of making this SALE the possession Of the Ho.
Tel building will re retained by us until the LIST
day of June. JAMES s. WHEAT,
HEERY CoNANT Trustee.
May 6, 1865.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-08
Advice That should be Needed

We desire to call the attention Of the afflicted
to the merits of Roback's Blood Pills, a purely
vegetable cathartic, free from mercury and all
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AS a psrgative, they are all that can be de-
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system. Try these medicines and you Will
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aprl3lm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-08
DRY GOODS.
e KEEP IT BEFORE
The PEOPLE!

We will sell from this day,
for a short time,
LuDins' All Wool DeIaine
for 35c per yard. never Delore
AIpacas. all eOIOrs, from pa
IN re. gHF s. EE.5g sisg2
ROubIe-fOld French Cling
hams only BIC per yard.
"a Black Ala Wool DeIalne'
worth SI.25, for 62c. .g,-E &,
worth SO, for S1.25. - ,
:. Good Brown and BIeacne0
MuSiinS, 121c. w- -r.
Good CalicoeS, 121c.
Semper Idem WuSiIn ohy
2Oc. -ar lg -.g...,.i t.u.gs, -
rnnfed WhaIebOne. only 81.
And everything IN proper
Any person in want Of Dry
Goods will find il 10 their adj
vantage 10 call immediately,
as these prices viii moi last
long. g.5..... ..a ,gg.
D0n,t forget the place!
BRUES q SANDERS,
% HI Main street,
49,. wheeling, ". va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-08
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-08
DIED

On Wednesday, Nay 9th, 1865, at the resi-.
dence of his father. in Marshall county, West
virginil, ALBERT WAIT, in the Goth year OF
his age. ...
The funeral will take place this friday
morning at lG o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-08
Negro votiss i'm Georgia.

The spectacle presented to the gaze of
the peSuie ,sf this city, on Monday
uiernipg. tile first6 day of the recent
election. saws the Chronicle and Sentinel,
ia one wlSch will linger In their memo
ries for wears to come. They saw a long
Hne of sable voters, beaded by q "ring
master ON horseback, brandishing an
old cavalry sabre, and all marching to
the inyigorating music of a wheeling
i,fe and the dull thud of broken
headed drum. These were the voters
the intelligent law makers and execu-
tive aud legislative creators ofthe coun-
ty of Richmond. 1t will scarcely be
doubted that not assingls son of Ham
who toilfully trudged the street in that
motley procession could read or write,
or had the least idea of the character of
n ballot. or who or for what he was
about to vote. save that Captain BRYANT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-08

WENT Y.FIvE. DOL l. A u .
l. IRON TWENTY-FIVE CENTS--A not
tie Of Bookings Furniture Polish, which cests
but IS cents viii often save as many dollars
Housekecpers should bear this in mind! Iry q
bottle. Sold by Z. BOOKING Ne. ! 0dd
Fellows ball, and BY BOOKING & hlLt.Eh'
cor. First and Chapline streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-08
'E'he Heafing Pool.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPoRTs, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS. ABUSES and DISEASES which de-
stroy the manly powers, and create impedi'
ments to MARRIAGE, with sure means of re.
lief Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
ia3l 3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-08

P.-Ths great friend of the
housewifs. If you want light and whole
some uckwheat cakes, use it. If you
wait nice biscuit, use it. If you want
any kind of light bread or cakes, use it,
and yen will be sure of having what
you want. Manufactured By E. Book
ing, No. l Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-08

EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart Dis
eases, Catarrf, successfully treated by
DR.. Abofn, 1874 Smithfeld street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book by mail so cents.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
sCHrsM IN A CHURCH-THE HOUSE GARRTsoNED.
The bitter feud that has long been raging be-

he Dttef fenu tnat nhS long pceh iaSiuB po-
tween Rev DE- Scott Pastor of the Church Of the Redemp
tion. IN Fouteenthst and Its senior Warden, Mr. W
Welchman, came TO head on Sunday last. Mr. Weich,
man and his supporters among the CONVERSATION had
been long anxious for the Pastors removal and on Sun
day evening after divine service they took the first step
toward accomplishing their object by laying In an ample
supply Of provisions locking ana barring the doors OF the
edfce and establishing themselves therein as garrison
This becose attitude had been assumed IN order 10 pre-
vent the election q new yestry which might tn aaye ty
oustng Of the senior Warden from Office Bishop Potter
moreover seemed TO favor the muneers for he addressed
letter to Mr Wechap IN which he enjoned that gentle
man to procure the postponement OF tho Easter election
and also wrote to Dr. Scott Informing him that no sueh
election would be valid superintendent Kennedy, on
learning the purport Of the Bishops letter to the Senior
Warden ordered Capt Caey Of the Fifteenth Precinct
to place sufficient force of police in the church for the
protection OF the Welchman party and the OF
peace Accordingly, twelve paromen, under command OF
sergeant Miller detailed for the service, ana nave
been on duty In the church since Monday morning NOT
was unnecessary precaut0n for yesterday morning
than 800 members Of the congregation eyldehty
friends Of the pastor assembled in front OF the churen 20
elect new yestry and had been for the presence
Of the police ecclesiastical garrison would have been
roughly handled. Up to midnight, however, they were
still in possession, with disposition to compromise
But the Scos party equally obstinate, ana mehu 10
seek redress In the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
70 us in the labor which abe shared during

In presenting the twenty third annual report OF the
Womens Prison Association OF NewYork and isaac y,
Hopper Home Hne Association feel in the Increased
field and fruits OF their labor for renewed courage
aud ererton On examination Of the report for this year
We hud that 100 more women have been admitted 10
the shelter Of the Home during this year than during
either of the preceding The fact that 2 out OF si
sent service b fact that causes the Association
TO feel conscious pride.
The good accounts received from women sent TO serv
ice their after hives bearing the test OF sincere
anoe must make the Association feel that their work
both noble and glorious They whe make, q useful
merit only hnmanitys applause, but the blessings oil
the Universal Father
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
TIE woNEN's PRISON AssoCIATIoN-THE ISAAC
r. HOPPER HOME.

TIE woNENs PRISON AssoCIATIoN-TIIE ISAAC
r. HOPPER HOME.
This Association, whose Home" is at No. 191
Tenthave. has submitted its Twenythird Annual Re
port The object Of this Association is two fold FIRST
The Improvement Of the condition OF prisoners whether
detained for trial witnesses or finally convicted.
Secondly The support and encouragement Of reformed
convics after their discharge by afordng them op
portunity OF obtaining honest livelihood and sustain.
ing In the efforts 10 reform. The report sets forth
many facts at once striking and Interesting The statistics
printed below are better argument for tho encourage
nent Of tho Association than any appeal could
be; for II one considers what these figures imply
tempted and despairng souls to whom the downward
path is easy and the upward path dcult-thcy are no
longer mere numbers, items In report, but 80 many
rescued who appeal 10 u.s. in the very warmth OF
tbeir own gratitude Tor thousands Of other wretched
cues who need Ike assltance. rt~ us,.e'
pnpos Report voH ls67-RemAn. a. the Home Jan a.
eessd during year e Total, a9i sent service 2lt
Hopa Anihoass 49, sen. 70 ST. Dsrnaba disshased
l2 without permission, S remaining Dec 81, a. Total a
The amount Of receipts from Jan J. 1867 to Jan 1883,
49, made up OF balance OF last year OF S5G1 63
nuai subscriptions T3 donations 1900 work OF In
mates 2i 70 income interest on mortgages Is VI 605
proceeds OF salcs Of Government bonds yIS9 o. The
expenditures OF the year 1867 were ,20 6S Amount
ETbe %ssocstion acknowledges the gift Of $1,000 from
TIE Commissioners OF Charities and Correction Touch.
ing ausen is made 10 the report to the late First Di.
twenty years this lady active member Of the 80.
cety since SS ITS First Dfectress In 1868 she rendered
resignation OF the Office ~ the society finding active
participation in labor longer. possible for her It
wal received with earnest entreaty that she would
SUI suffer henamo TO head the list OF oicers which MAS
visbe link we feel sensby how strong and tender
are the bonds which no separation can loosen and how
tlememOry OF her gentle presence and loving counsel
snt efficient help Will ever remain with rs AN abiding
treasures The touching modesty which formed strll
nga portion Of her character made 10 always impossible
Tor ier 90 realize tine value OF her own work; but
wha can rsmsmDsr te sp' dsSee ~ DS and %
feb Ike balsam ON thousands OF wounded ana weary
saha An hat
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

A GOOD HAT makes the man-the want OF
that necessary covering Os This lac somewhat corrupted quo
tAton but nevertheless truth than poetry about Very
little renerson yOuehsd to him who wears ah unshtg e'ori
wbea, stylish aud gosy will ASSs eOnIiand for the ~eer
more or less genuine respec further p.us, inquire Of KSox
me Hatter No 2l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

sehr Margaret Oi Bath Nichols Ponce r. 10 days sugar 10 l.
F'iAs S:s$ h: h,: ksy:s hsS S'fe'. ss.;
Sea Flower SeS. Haven Hsniton Providence.
Lookout, Taunton. Marietta, Es.'idAveh
ca%%., P.sasH' !G'sH 4r 9Sssi g.sss ps''d
Gmsres, Providence. Mist. Hss.naveb
San juan, Ssv.H.1eu. suessd, BOs:Op,
b WStenrsD Dighton L. A. Tolles Providence.
A. NJ Aesep NeTwieb. j. Terry Fal River
4aS mlsi RsSd as sslSsa faass JAM. f1,ue
MARY MsrsbOu Providence. Forester Somerset
Zoe. Providence. Wild Pigeon, ME;LSnaca.
sa%". HocisT Ss.nAven John crOcier bedford
James Praniin, Port Chester Mara Jane SsSh,ysn. @
VIZ W. b MausuS S.wBedsord. Geo Raymond, Derby.
Cor1ella F,ll River oscar 9. p pns.Sy nasey o''0u
JaGe whitney Port Chester. wD. Davis Port Chester
Trsasure Providence Gee. A. Branfort, Crotou.
Belle south Amboy. BaltmOrs Port Johnson
e@@a GIfsGTy RsSa0Tt S. oSs ISSSsna RoSSout
LeO0 F. Gee, EiIa6ehpOrt Ruth Thomas B%li,aeehpOrt %
MstSea SSaier E,.behpor Mary Matt B.abehpor
J. d. BnckAew Port JOhDsOn. Pred Warren south Anecy
Memsuto. Auany. 9. Goodwin, Port Johnson
Gloucester, Enis6sthpOrt
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRAScco April hs ship TntO Capt Davidson which len
Lysool Dee IErTs ,S, pG yIas steamship Lucille, from
Baltimore. No. -, ,,. g., ,,, a t1,,u.
YofS Tohs~anda Phsdspbis Cleared steamship CeOp.
NewYork shp Golden Light Lvepoo brig Nellie Mitchell A'Pn
Bc,roS April -BeOw steamship Jersey Blue from NewYO'h
CHARLEsTcs April AAri'ed steamship Champion from Ne"
Ssw wLoypos April 4-Arriyed .chrs Lsmsne from wareh.m
for Norwich Henst. Philadelphia for do BnPirs sis,bespS for
Fishers Island do Mary GRAY SsvYO for Uncasvei Harriet Sag
sailed Ih .SSs Oliver SpenAD PrOvdeuce D. H Baldwin New
YOrii Sye, do
SIERRA LRoSs W. Ain port jan a. bark Ellen Maria for
Boston, waiting; brig Eclipse OBJ, for Halifax. do.
SPOKEN.
April lat % lon % 'l b. bs Flight from oenfaes0' for Phi'
delphA
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

READERs.-The President can resign. The
Constitution makes express provision for the contingency
OF his doing ~ art H., H.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

FROM CHARLESTON Apr I-In stsasbip saragoSsas Esgr
n Hunt J. Sngent John smith Miss 8 Reet T. Pameee r.
Bront T. Lange Bishop Mr.. W. Ferguson Mrs T. BafheFons
A. Bsrkertng Joks Engel, T. Ilaly, JObn Lannn
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

CURTAIN MATERIALS and TRIMMINGS,
All styles and Kinds at KalTI's, No. 4S7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

THE BURGLAR COMPELLED 30 BE his OWN
IyPoRMge opening each window and door nngs the bell your
eepngroom Ofce BuKeLAK ALAgS TsLEeRApR No 2 Broad
vay K HoLxss, No 201 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

THE SPLENDID MAY No. OF DEM0REsT
MoSrmLY MIoGSE With host attractive features SPR
ard susMER PisHoss etc. Nov Ready Do not fail TO see
splendid MAY No. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

The complimentary benefit rendered to Max
Maretzek last night, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music
drew together large and fashionable audience. Several
eminent artists appeared among whom were Madame
Parepa Rosa Miss Hauck Madame Testa, sgnors Pan
cant, ROnconi Belini, &c. The performances opened
with the overture 10 William Tel;" after which the
Grand scenasnd duet from Les Huguenots we're gwen
Petrela's comic opera "The Carnival Of Venice" was
performed in its entirety. The fourth act OF Irova
tore" concluded the entertainment In which the unet
An che Ia MOf" rendered by Madame Pareps and Sig
nor Pancani received the honor Of an encore Inc per
f0nnaDces did not terminate until late hour We were
grated To perceive that the wrechedness OF the weather
neither impaired the enthusiasm seriously diminished
the numbers Of the audience and doubt not tbat r
haretzeB reaped from the entertainment both the gIat-
cation and the proht which be aDundsntly deserves
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

Winter fingers in the lap of Spring" an
the great demand KEyrs East IspA coEPBg continues unabae
Sold BY all grocer. Depot, No. 2J5 Wsshington-si
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

Piano and TABLE Covers.
G.LhL b. KELrT Co., No. 4f7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

For SPRING STYLE GENTS HATS at Reduced
Pness, 20 to ~ -, p.t,.,,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
fAnnsuneemenis. I

USE GLEAsON's NoIsELEss PATENT LEVER
4 y. GLkAsos, No l3O MeJeerst
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

WHILE WAITING FOR Cough Ito go as il
came you are often sowing Consumption Better try al
once J.YSEs B1PEcroRAsr for all Coughs and Colds
Sold eyerywLere.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
LATEST SHIP NEWS
PORT oP EBw.YoRK. .

ARRIVED. -
steamship Neptune Baker BOston with nd'e and pass to '"
CLYDE ao
Sbp Marb Rou, Boon Reed SINGAPORE and PadnI Dee 20
coffee Cummings Co March ~ lat y ~ ION 80 ponos
sehr hence bound - 10 days out 1sth aI r. on ~
spoke Prus bark Doris, hence, bonnd 4
Big Milo (of IAhI) 1osnnd Prince 10 Gays og"ood
cotton. 10 j. y. Whitney Co.
Big c. Matthews. Luut Cold Spring for Boston =
sehr Margaret (oi Bath Nebo Ponce r. 10 days to T.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

Bishop Potter is to perform the rite Of con-
hrmati0n nj 81 Johns Church next Sunday morning.
Entries for the lIavre Maritime Exhibition
Joykt be Dsde before NayI,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
HYDRAULIC
COW-MILkER.

WANTED BMRDiATELY-An who are boxing for bp,sss
call snd examine ths HYDRAULIC cow,ALKER PSI Nay "a
aud Vel, lg 1853 There patent issued ffen hs P}
Once rhel has sold 50 readily this One hundred and sf
h which the Consany furnishing The Mixers hsse ben
and engaged by the most eAacns ns ~
dent for dehtz9 hdRd ana fkk,9 e
Il uilks the IL initiates pt fsft1rI
and s,ops drawing 70 swallow mits perfectly d ~
,so 70 three mnuteS II operated BY hand dog hoFs ~
poyef One man attend maehiEes milk
once. simple durable, and selfadioslirg Wh a
Mills well Easily worked not labs m
ou Of order and has proven by practical 70 he srseb
the than andukng With lightning speed the Hyasks Cst
Mixer Is pssaa faunhoass earring ets
Cal aud al and Judgment -
impon, and valuable invention Of the 18Th Centay Ffs s
tun enteTpSing with large snaI sagAl
either by travelling or locating city reunt k{
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-17
SABBATH SCHOOL UNION.

FRIEND SToTLER I'm Atchison city.
Kansas, there are four organized Sab
bath schools among the whites, and one
colored Sabbath school. These schools
are carried on with energy, and are do
ing good work. On the first Sabbath
in February, May, August and Novem-
Der Of each year these Sabbath schools
meet together for the purpose of dis
cussing topics that are of general inter-
est. Speeches are made by some of the
best speakers, select reading, repeating
verses, and select singing. A report of
the progress of each school is made.
The Sabbath School Union has reg
ular officers, President, Vice President
and Secretary, appointed annually. 1t
meets alternately in each church
building. tits represented by the Meth
odists, Congregationalists, Baptists and
Presbyterians among the whites, and the
African Methodists and Baptists among
the colored. Why would not a Sab
bath School Union do well here in EN-
poria? j, a. BALL.
Emporia, 4th mo. is, '6S.