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4. NIELANDER.
Hinder Mcclure House.

HAVING DISPOSED AT PUBLIC SALE
III of some of his very many Paintings and
Chromos, now offers FOR CASH any of his
large and complete assortment of the choicest
European Steel Engravings and ChrOmos in
market, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
All lovers Of art are respectfully invited to see
and examine for themselves. decl6-lw
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THE CELEBRATED MAHoNY'S OYSTERS,
J. fresh from Baltimore, will be kept con.
stantly on hand at the above place. Also,
fresh meats and all kinds of green vegetables.
does.
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING. WEST "a.
CAPITAL.........
m,s, . Monroe street, nett door % ~ -
tlonAl Bank.
eTyIcI1.
GEORGE x. WHEAT, PrsslhSni
JAMES hCCLUEEY. We PrsrG<%
JOHN BISHOP Sserstars.
e. II. COLLIER, Assistant SeersI@'J az
ersl Business Agent
Iobn Y wIl,ox GsorE. x Ws''i
Jas. &. Orr, Am
John A. Armstrong. JAnes No.
A. C. Quarrisr. horE,s l. "'
Gsofle Atzns-
EETEEENCE. -.
q. Brady, Cashier Merchants hstonA - -.
Wheeling. List Aorrtson 4 70, -
WbolssAISGfoeers wbseliaEI kShs,l -
WboieaaieSf roo4r Wheeling! HoCish
Knor. Boot and Shoe House. WbeslinE. w.
Kraft 4 Co, DrggEist<, WhselihE I 'o
Wbssiing WInsbip. woods 4 Co, Q1ssnss''
Wbssiins. Lewis Bsksr. Pub REGSTKE, Wee
to-. n TMeAfse, Eotisns, Whseling Gasp
I'll Prov 4 Co, Pubs Int>Uiz>ne>y, WhssAh s
oar, Son & CO., Hardware. Wheeling !
Ssnds Ca<h.sr Fff,t National Bank. JairnStI
n p. Camden, Prsst Nat NJ. Banf, He.s~s
W. Va, Capt. John LoClars, Jr.' "AosuAt
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United States Of Amcrica, Dis
triCt Of West Virginia, SIS:

Jacob Flowers
va. In Admiralty.
Steamboat "Elk.")
WHEREAS, A LIBEL HAS BEEN FILED
w in the District Court of the United States
for the District of West Virginia, on the 5th day
of December 1865, by Jacob Flowers against
the steamer Elk" her engines, tackle, outfit,
apparel and furniture Now, therefore, in pur.
suance of the monition under the seal of the
said Court TO me directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice to all persons claim.
ing the said steamer, her engines tackle, outfit,
apparel and furniture, OF in any manner inter.
ested therein, that they he and appear before
the said Dis rct Court to be hold at the city Of
Wheeling, in and for the District of West Vir.
ginia, on the 30th day OF December, l-G5 at II
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, provided
the same shall be day OF Jurisdiction: other.
wise on the next day of Jurisdiction thereaiter)
then and there To interpOss their claims and 10
make their allegations on that behalf.
HEDG EMAN SLACK
United States Marshal Dist W. Va.
BY W II. IRWIN. Deputy
JAMES s WHEAT. Proctor for LIBEL mt.
WHEELING W. VA, December 1903.
deCll.t1
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart DIS
eases, Catarrh, successfully treated by
DR.. Aborn, 1874 Smithfeld street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book By mail 80 cents.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF QUINCY
~ street, a desirable Building Lot, adjoining
Warren's new house.; also, one acre OF Valuable
Land, adjoining James Exley's property, en-
closed with good fence and has a ydrant on the
premises. Apply to -
: JAMES N. DILLON,
dec22-lw At Dillon, Thompson & Co.'S.
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vE. Booking and Booking & Miller
are selling Hair, Tooth and Nail Brush
es, Combs, Powder, Psrfumery, Soap
and Cosmetics at reduced prices. Give
them a call.
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Hall for Rent.

CoR RENT, A SPACIOUS HALL IN THE
II building northeast corner of Market and
Quincy streets, at present occupied by the
Young Men 8 Catholic Association, and adjoining
the Hall of the Wheeling Gymnastie Associa'
ton. The Hall is central. and very easy OF &C
cess. Possession on the LIST of April. Apply to
Ohio W. Heiskell, Esq, on Fourth street.
dec2l-3t VIM. PAXTON.
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INSURANCE.
Franklin Insurance COnlp'y
OF WHEELING.

CnDitnl. ST.
Directors
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TOWN TRIPLES.

w,d.e.any McrnirE,.. December ss
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Dramatic
Entertainment--At Washington Hail
tonight.
Meeting of Coal Board Of Trade.
Concert and Exhibition--Chapline
Street NJ. Z. Sunday School.
sour Young Men"-Wbo shall help
them, and howl
Competition Distanced-F. NJ. Porter.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

4 lRaok ~ohao4ara2ones11W1UWy6fVESD 9TH
General Assembly regulating the levy
and collection Of taxes on the gross re,
csipsg Of Railroad Cempanies, and I'd
enact , sabstlt1te ltheFsfor . hill ~ Al
sct relating 70 the publication of n0ttces
ana proceedings In newspapes pub
lslsed In the foreign languages; bill
for an act making appropriations for the
Per diem snd expenses OF the General
Assembly, and for other purpose q bill
for an act supplementary ~ Article I,
Chapter IS Of the Revision Of 1860. re-
hting 70 taking private property for
| public uses ! bill for and oct, copstitu-
ting Mayorsof citiesso the. second class
presiding officers of the Common
Councils Of said cities; > bill Tor N act
to amend Section 1851 Of the Revision OF
1850, allowing suits TO be brought In the
township where the plaintiff resides >
bin apportioning the State into Sens-
torial Districts; bill for an act to
amend Section 1925 Of the Revision Of
1850, In relation to resisting officers; and
. bill for an act TO amend Section 9Ol Of
the Revision Of 1850. In relation 10 TAX
ing timber for road purposes. \
The Mute Register, OF the 9th inst.
gives the following additional news:
Both Houses Of the Iowa Legislature
adjourned sine die, ct 5:25 yesterday
morning. A large amount Of legislation
has been accomplished. Two hundred
laws were enacted, and twenty five joint
resolutions passed. We believe that It
is conceded by men OF all shades Of polit-
ical opinion that the session just closed
was quite as free from speeches and
measures Of buncombe nature, Is that
of any previous General Assembly.
The important laws passed relate to
the subjects of education, agriculture,
horticulture, charitable institutions,
courts, railroads, insurance, &c. The
closing scenes were Of an interesting
character. The presentation Of . gold
headed cane to Speaker Russell, the song
in which all Joined, "Shall old acquaint-
ance be forgot?" the beneniction by
Mr.. Trusdell, the hand-shakings, and
the last words Of friendship having been
ended, the halls Of legislation were
again empty, and the lawmakers were
once more, practically, private citisens,
and fastening with willing feet to their
several homes. r..
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fIPFor, IOWA:
Republican State Convention.

Republican State Convention.
The Twelfth Annual Republican State
Convention Of Iowa will be held at Des
Moines on Thursday, the It'll day of
4 Nay, 1883, at 1Oo'clock A. NJ, for the
purpose OF nominating four delegates Mt
Large aud twelve district delegates to
represent the State of Iowa in the Ma
4tional Republican Convention. to meet
- Chicago on the 10Th day OF May, 1868.
!: Also two electors at large and six dis
trict electors for President and Vice.
President OF the United states. Also
i eandidates for State officers to be chosen
/ Ut the next general election.
The ratio of Representation will be one
delegate for each organized county in
the State. and In addition thereto one
delegate for every two hundred votes
or traction over one hundred cast for
Samuel Merrill for Governor ut the last
general election. All voters who sup
ported the nominees and principles OF
the Republican party AT the last general
election, or are sincerely repentant for
not having done SO, are cordially invit-
ed to take part in sending delegates to
this Convention.
BY order of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee. e. e. NOURSE,
Chairman.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

nA- The blood shed by tyrants is new
er less utilized than when it is avenged
The Innocent blood Of unoffended me-
groes, and other Unionists, now SO free
~ being shed by the kuklux Kun and
other Southern Democratic rebels, is not
single drop oft spent In vain and all
will come back in good time to avenge
itself. All such outrages but render
more intlsyible the determination Of the
people to have . lasting and permanent
peace when one comes at all.
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Original Notice.

JOACHIM NoRING, Plaintiff,
AXaiASts@-r 1S "a
MARGARET NoRiNa. Defendant
District Court u Cedar county, Iowa, Junc
500 Term, 1893
TTNO MARGARET NORING, Defendant: lea
/ are hereby notified, hat there IL now ON NE
in the office of the Clerk OF the District Court
In and for the County of Cedar, in the State q
Iowa, petition NJ yesar,aim NOriRg, platmttn,
claiming uf you divorce from the bonds OF
inatrimony heretofore and now existing Dc
tween you and the said plaintiff. ],
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto At or before noon 81 the sscon ,s
day Of the next term Of said Court. &c he be9une
and held At the court house In Upton, In said
county, on the lst day Of June, lSss. defanlss
will ne entered against you and Judgment eeu
decree rendered therspn IN accordance with
the prayer of said petition. -
8. A. RisksELL, Attorney for Plaintiff
VIZ NTE --rEACAERS, STU DENTS.
w and other Intelligent Mem and Wolnen'
In q business paying 800 to 500 per month:
according tO abilitx. For partic0Ass. edosess'
Chicago, III 1900
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All voters In full accord with the prin-
fciples Of the Republican party. and who
will support its nominees, are invited to
take part in choosing delegates 10 this
tCOnventiOn. ID. ID. INGERS0LL,~
Chm "a Congressional Central Committee.
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The remnnnt of tho Indian tribes stfIl
felulajnipg In EloridH have declsred war
against the Whites. At last Ac6ohuts
they had burned q white man at the,
stake. 1sst saaaga 80 q
a.. a9isaw 81 a4tsasss 80 80
g. n = q. Nc. - asssaEsf3. aaf Y
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ESTRAY MARE AND COLT.
925 REWARD! a

I1STRAYED or stolen from the suhscsihsr,
IA living four miles northeast as yiptsn, on
The % INST. a LIGHT HAS MARE, years old
this spring, supposed to have one white hind
foot, and has sore on her bag; ALSO, q yearlipg
BAY MARI COLT, with . taW white hairs IA
forehead. The above reward Will be paid "a
any person delivering the marc ma colt. or .
liberal amoaIt will he paid any person giving
Information where they Gun Rg found
Upton, Iowa, April Iiths lasS,s ni6wa
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81 EW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PATENT OFFICES. !,

PATENI OFFICES. u
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I % years. Their American and European Patent
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- AGENTS WANTED FOR THE n
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7L0oK! LOoKf LooKi

INons ONE ItOI1I4AR, @oIwfll ssn silk Dress
E sAa, Carpets. Sewing Machines, Chamber
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riety Of usefgi articles, ~ 10 hG ibld Tor ONE
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AMERICAN WIRE Co, l62 Broadway New York
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TO THE LADIES!

te-s and Manufacturers. and are prernred Il
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one BOllar! One Dollar,

A a GREAT WONDER, o NIX, ThIslet or Alt
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SO to $50 d Day Guaranteed!

iIOOD AGENTS. wanted tointiOduc our New
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CAUTION.--Do not I've inlMxsed upon by 9th
er parties painting off worthless c:ast-tron ma .
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Our is the only genuine and really practical
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THOMAS Z. AGNEW. :

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Has reduced the prices Of Teas, Coftees, sugars.
Flour, q all kinds Of Groceries from 10 to ~ pcr
cent. Fest Japan Tea. 81; -
Hest English Break fast Tea, 81.
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Sugars, all grades. ut reiners' prices, and exc
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ter than any store in New York.
THOMAS X. AGSEW occu pies his own st oYe
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We claim it will cut Twenty Five
(25) percent. more cord wood per
day than any other Axe made.

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EYnDOrtalit AnmOunceen = :, h

A Beautiful Illustrated Book, worth Thous-
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-12

i Ia l..
say "let us have peace" but
deadly strife and human slaughter
characterize the party. When the
RAIDS. of Fulton gave out that they
were strong enough to raise pole at
that place without any assistance, and
after having made an. Intellectual at
tempt, the Democrats of that place
turned out and helped them put it up.
No one manifested joy at their failure.
No hooking of their misfortune. But
the scene changes. The Democrats meet
with an accident. Their pole breaks.
Then shouts of joy at the unfortunate
occurrence are heard, and handker-
chiefs wave the signal of exultation at
the unforeseen distresses of their polit-
ical foes. The Intelligenoer makes it
ominous of defeat Should we apply
the same logic to their case at Fulton,
what should the omen portendi Total
prostration. Left at the mercy OF the
Democrats. The RAIDS, however, need
net be troubled about that. The &C
tions of the Democrats towards Toe
are we'll described by Pope, who say
Teach me to feel another's woe,
To hide the fault see;
That mercy to others show,
That mercy show to me-"
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A FLASH AND A FLICKER.-It was
amusing to see the labored display of
pedaptry, fulsome foolishness, and nau-
seous nonsense, that characterized an
article of columns length in the
Mtelligencer on Friday morning. The
"secret agency" about which he seems
SO disturbed, and thinks it must spring
from the "whisky ring" must have
had some influence with the osten-
tatious individual. The article to
which we allude was under the
head of Luminous" bnt the bright
ness was about as visible as q
black skeep in dark night. lilo may
have swallowed Quackenbos' grammar
and Webster's dictionary. but his arti-
clio demonstrates that his digestion is
very bad. His attempt at wit and crit
icism, reminds us of the painter who,
after painting bird, for fear that the
beholder would not recognize the de-
sign, wrote underneath, "thiS isa BIRD"
SO with this scribbler. He should have
attached a postscript to his lengthy ar
ticlc-"this is a witty criticism" Docs
he remember the fable of the ASS with
the Lions skini
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-12

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
The Court met yesterday morning in &C
cordance with adjournment. Minutes
of the previous meeting were read, APP
proved and signed.
Several cases were called and disposed
of, among which We note the one of the
United States rs. John T. Martin ct al
A decree was entered, directing the
Marshal to discharge the liens reported
by the Commissioner on the lands de-
scribed in the bill.
In the case of McElroy, Dickinson
& Company rs. Perry G. Nay. Ordered
that the case be dismissed unless the
petitioners have the case ready for trial
upon the 9th day of January next.
The following named gentlemen were
naturalized: Charles Kendleberger,
George MCGEE, Michael Rohas, Patrick
Coen, Jno. Caldelbaugh, Charles Schade,
Charles Denheart and George Hazlet.
The Grand Jury was discharged, hav-
ing finished their business, and having
found forty-fve indictments. .
The case of the United States RS. Viii.
liam Orr was called up for trial. The
witnesses were all examined, and the
case opened by the United States Dis.
trict Attorney, Golf. He was followed
by Cranmer for the defence, and he was
followed by Richardson on same side
During the argument of MIR. Richard
son, the Court adjourned till this morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
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TIRED OF HoME.--Two young men
from New Orleaus-the eldest about
eighteen years of age, and the other
about sixteen, arrived in this city yes
terday from New Orleans, penniless
and without friends. 1t appears that
the balance of the family had come
North and left these two young men at
home to take care of things. They had
money left them to live on, and they
concluded that they could live as cheap
by travelling as at home, aud concluded
to come North to see the country.
When they got as far North as Pomeroy
their money gave out and they
gave their trunks to the Captain as Sc
curity for their fare to Wheeling. The
Captain placed the trunks in the hands
of Mr.. Mong, the steamboat agent, to
retain for their fare. Since their arri-
val at this place they have been passed
round for assistance, but none being ex-
tended they went to work in one of our
manufactures to raise money to get
back home. We apprehend this will be
a good lesson for them.