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ALBANY.
GreA. Freshet an the Hudson.
The Erie bribery In the Assembly.
The Grand Jury Find Bills OF IHdiet-
old school Presbyterian Assembly

Old school Presbyterian Assembly,
ALBANY, May 2s.-A great freshet
prevails here. The water, last night,
was as high as the time the ice broke
up. The pier, steamboat landing and
quay are resubmerged; boats and bridges
are in universal use. Many merchants
suffer much damage.
The Grand Jury to-day brought an
indictment against Mark NJ. Lewis,
charged on complaint of E. NJ. X.
Clean, member OF the Assembly, with
attempting bribery on the Erie Rail-
road bill. The Jury also brought In
generally rumored that one or more
members of the Legislature are In
yolved.
The Presbyterian Assembly, Ole
School, re-asSem bled to-day. a coloreC
delegate, Rev. Jos. Williams. represent
ing the Knox Presbytery of Georgia
composed wholly of freedmen, was ad
mitted to a seat. The thirteenth an
nual report OF the Board OF Churcl
Extension was submitted which show
ed that the receipts for the year wer
O,3l9; disbursements S6l.460. Owe
l,600 churches have failed to contribut
to the support of the fund during tn
year. The report was unanimously
adopted.
ReY. DIR. Darling, in behalf of th'
New School Church, addressed the As
sembly by invitation, strongly urginE
reunion, though he admitted tha
many members of his church were op
posed to it from fear of the results.
The Moderator thanked DIR. Darling
for expressing his sentiments, anc
strongly avowed his individual desire
for reunion. Both speeches were warm
| ly applauded.
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REPURLICAN STATE c0NvENTION.

The undersigned. in pursuance orthelr au-
thority and duty, as the State Central Com
mittee, beg leave 10 submit TO the voters of
The Republican party in West Virginia the
following recommendations
That State Convention be held In ClarlEs-
burg on Thursday, the 18th day of May next
at 10 o'clock a. NJ, for the purpose OF nomi-
mating State ticket and choosing electors
for preAident and ce-President OF the
United States: ......
That the delegates to this Convention in
addition TO selecting said State ticket and
Presidential electors, be lkewise en-
powered by their respective constitu-
encies to choose candidates for Con-
gress and for the vacant State Senator
ships, separating into appropriate Congress
sional and Senatorial district Conventions
for that purpose.
That County Conventions to select dele
gates to the aforesaid State Convention be
held throughout the State on Saturday, the
10th OF May, and that said County Conven-
tons at the same time select their Executive
Committees and take such other action as
may be necessary to secure a thorough and
effective organization OF the party in every
part of the Commonwealth. ....
JOHN E. WILSON,
T. II. LOGAN,
SAMUEL LAUGHLIS,
JOSEPH BELL,
JOHN R. HUBBARD,
.. JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
A. w. CAMPBELL,
Slate Central Committee.
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MONEY AND srocKs.

GoLD-A shade castor; opening al
1SeS; closing at 1898.
GoYERNAEEST STooKs-Henry iClews
81 Co. furnish the annexed 4-30 prices:
Coupons Isl, 115a1157s; do '62, n01sa
u01[; do '64. 10S5sa10S1<; do '65, 10S5Sa
10S5S; do new, 1I07Sa1101<; do '67, 1lO1<a
HOS; 10. .40s, 1045<al04Js; T-SOs, slOs1Sa
10SL<.
SToCKs-5:SO prices: Pacific Mail 9S3<
ASKS Atlantic SSaS5; Western Union
Telegraph Ss1sa3S3<; New York Central
129sSal297I; Erie 691 1Sa69k do preferred
7S1<a74; Hudson 1SSalSS1S; Reading
9Ska9S1<; Ohio & Mississippi 305saS035;
Wabash 495<a5O; st. Paul 643<a65i do
preferred .I65<aT6I; Michigan Central
uSR11S1S; Michigan Southern SSaSS1S;
Illinois Central 1471<a14S; Pittsburgh
s77<as7X Toledo 10s1<a10sss; Rock
Island 953<a96; Northwestern 10911a
109A; Marietta LIST preferred 7SH.
EXPRESS SHARRs-Wells. Fargo &
Co. 24a241<; American 541<a55<i Adams
5T3<a575E; United States 6T1{a5T5S; Mer-
chants Union 2S1Sa291S.
Cincinnati.
MAY 23.-FLoUR-Unchan and
dull.
Observation-Disclosures with u
moderate demand. Corn-Firm at $50
for ear. oats-Firmer. closing at Sic.
Rye-Unchanged and dull.
CoTToN-Firm but quiet; nlIddlings
held at 29c.
PRov1sIoNs-Mess Pork-Held at
S2S so. but not saleable at better than
S2S 25. Bulk Meats-Closed dull; hold
ers offer to make concessions: shoulders
can be bought at 12s<c: sides at 14s<c;;
clear sides saleable at 161<c. Bacon
Firm at II, II and 171<c for shoulders,
clear rib and clear sides; sales at latter
rate. Sugar cured hams 19a2Oc. Lard
Held higher, but cannot be bought at
not less than 1Sc; buyers at 1S1Sc.
BUTTER-Unchanged and dull at 25a
2sc.
APPLEs@Dull at s5a8 90 per bbl.
DRIED APPLEs-Dnll at SAGE per ID.
GRoCERIEs-Sugar- and
quiet. Coffee-In fair demand at full
GoLD-1S9x buying.
Toledo.
MAY 23,-GRAIN-wheat white 1c
better; amber runchanged;s sales of white
Michigan at g SO, and amber at S2 6l.
Corn dull and 5zc lower; sales OF No. l
at sic. Oats shade hrmer, and held
at 74c.
LAKE FREIaHTs-Unchang
MAY 2S.-Market generally dull and
inactive, and the tendency is down.
ward.
MAY 23.-FLoUR-Dull and lower;
sales of city Xxx at 50 50a9 20.
WHEAT-Stsady at 81 90 for No. 1.
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RatIacatIon Meeting.

PITTSBURGH, May GA very large
and enthusiastic Republican meeting
was held at the City Hall last evening
" " @.tffS the nominations of Grant and
SoitsT " i"' Several distinguished speak
~ vare present. Resolution were
edopted heartily approving the pr1nci;;
nTss contained in the platform adopted
bv the Chicago Convention as WORTHY
the support of all loyal men ot tne
linton: recognizing in General Grant
and SCHUYLER Coltax candidates worthy
the support of the people who iae 9esiae
neace and harmony among Lne oes
IF the Union, and heartily responding
" " the ln nIedee made by the Allegheny
connt7 delegates at Chicago, TO give IN
Sovember next a loyal majority ol
10, 900 votes for Grant, Colfax anu the
Union.
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NEW YO3R.
BurIIngamC and the Celestial En.
bassy.-- whisky Joke by the
worlds Washington Re-

pOELeE-
NEW YORK, May 23.--Mr. Burlingame
expresses his wish that all politically
partisan orations should be avoided in
any reception that might be rendered
him, appearing here as he did, as the
accredited representative of another
nationality.
The Worlds Washington dispatch
says no one there dares send dispatch
by telegraph, particularly if alluding
to whisky, for fear of being summoned
before the impeachment Managers.
One of the witnesses yesterday testi-
fed that he gave Banks 81 600 to help
him get elected to Congress-
The Tribune of to-day says the
Chicago Platform is fair, temperate
A million worth of redeemed Con
necticut bonds was burned at New
Haven, Thursday.
The exports OF specie to-day were
81, ,764, 600.
The eastward bound Cincinnati ex-
press, when crossing the Passaic, near
Patterson, New York, yesterday morn
ing, ran over boy, about eight years
of age, named John w. O'Netl, COM
pleteIy cutting his head off, and both
his head and body dropped into the
river and were swept away by the tide.
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The Impeachment InvestIgatIOn-AI.
legged Forged Letters.

Senator Pomeroy exhibited the fol-
lowing letter at the Capital this morn
ing, addressed to the editor of the Ma
tiOnaL IntelLigencer:
SIR:-I see in the IHteLLigenceT this
morning what purports to be letter OF
mine, produced and sworn to by Col.
Cooper, as follows:
"Se1late Cham6er-SIR:- 81 will in
good faith carry out any arrangement
made with my brother-in-law, Willis
Gaylord, to which am a party.
[Signed.l l.. G. Po1fERoY.
In reply, 1 Will state that never
wrote nor authorized the writing of the
above, and that the whole Is an entire
fabrication.
fSigned1 L. C. PoMERoY.
The letter alluded to by the Senator
is one said to have been written by
him to Mr.. Cooper, who swore before
the Committee of Investigation yester'
that Mr.. Pomeroy had approached him
with an offer OF controlling four Radi'
cal votes besides his own, for acquittal
on condition of receiving $4,000.
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Adams Express ROBbery-ThreeS SAFES
Lost.


CINCINNATI, May 23.-The Adams
Express Company was robbed of three
safes last night on the Jeffersonville
road. The amount of the loss Is not
vet ascertained. The following are the
particulars as far as known: While the
train was taking wood and water at
Mansfield, two miles below Seymour,
a party of robbers seized upon the en-
gine and disconDecting the express car
from the train started of in The direc-
tion OF Seymour. While in motion
they broke into the express car, dis
abled the messenger and threw him out
of the car. The engine and car were
found deserted. at an early hour this
morning, standing on the track about a
mile south of Seymour.
amount distracted from the safes OF the
Adams Expresa Company in their car,
on the JeffersonVille Railroad, night
before last, reaches S5e, 600 25, SIS, GOO OF
which was from Nashville, an the re-
mainder from Louisville.
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ST. LOUIS.
Indian News from the RIYers--Ross,
of Kansas, Burnt fn RmEy by
his Former Comrades

Indian news from inc hhNSES--1SSSSi
of Kansas, Burnt fn Rmgy by
his Former Comrades
ST. LOUIS, May 23.-General Sheridan
has returned to Fort Leavenworth from
the West. Captain Angel arrived at
Ieavenworth, from the Plains, on We'd
nesday, He reports six hundred In
dians at Fort Larned, and about the
same number at Fort Dodge. Major
Wyukoop was at Fort Larned, and had
invited all Indians to meet him there
and receive their annuities. A large
number OF Indians arrived, with
snencer rifles, and we'll supplied with
a ammunition furnished by the Govern
ment. Captain Angel don't believe
there is any danger of difficulty with
the Indians at present, but II WnisKy
is not kept away from them trouble Is
iik A humber Of soldiers of the EIey.
enth Kansas Regiment, which senator
Ross belonged to, burnt that gentle
man in efigy in front of the state
House. at Topeka, Tuesday night.
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u.narknbIe Phenomenon I'm FIOrtda
-The bottom Dropping out

AUGUSTA, GA. May 2S.-A desPatca ,p.at 2
from Lake City, Florida, sta.ss ss I'M ia . .
rorr, In Hamilton county suddenly
snnk to a depth OF fifty feet from IN, tne
s1rface of surrounding land ana IN
mediately filled with water anu SUI,
merged the tallest trees. The gtoSnr Snn-
Is still sinking, and now coVe[s csI.s IL H.
acres, The streams and creeks loss
themselves in the surrounding coan-
trv' which forced an outlet in this way.
1TSs TSSs sinIss occur occasionally, but this
is the largest ever known
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NEW York, May 24.-Late advices
from Omaha, received here, state that
the Union Pacific Railroad has been
completed and opened TO business six
hundred miles west OF Omaha. Sixty
miles have been bnilt this spring. The
company has a larger force of lAborers
at work now than ever before.
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CINCINNATI, May 24.-Joe Coburn
the prize fighter, was on the ground al
the Buckeye races yesterday, and at
tracted great aNention. Last night,
sparring exhibition wRs given at the
National Theatre for his benefit. Near
Iy 5000 persous were present. There
was considerable excitement over the
set-to between an amateur named
Brown and Coburn. Brown got In
blow on Coburn's nose, a feat that has
been Coburn's pride coqfd not be ac-
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der White House. that regret to say is
now dishonored by its unworthy occu-
pant. Then, with peace and confidence
we may expect our beloved country TO
enter upon career of prosperity which
shall eclipse the most brilliant annals
OF the past. I bid you God speed in
this work, and now good night.
Applause followed the conclusion of
Mr.. Colfax's speech, and the band
played an appropriate air. Many per-
sons in the crowd entered the dwelling
and extended their congratulations.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-The Re-
publican journals of California and
Nevada all express their hearty ap-
proval of the Chicago nominations and
platform. Some OF the Democratic
Journals admit the great popularity of
Grant. The Union Journals which OPP
posed Gorham, last fall, all sustain
Grant and CoIfax.
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1.... oDd Weafner.

SJL.s ULsctSEas 8 "a. inches. with % feets
iaH,sss In the channel. Weather CLOUDY.
1ncuee m,sara Vas some rain this forenoon.
TThhssrmometer, Thsr So. Barometer falling
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
aARKErs By TELzGkAPA.
NEW YoRK, May %, 1868
RBGULAR RFPoRT,


CoTroE-Firm and in fair demand;
sales $50 bales at 301<a31c for middIing
uplands; closing with no sellers.
FLouR-Closed quiet and without
decided change.
GRAE-wheat-Firmer under asPee-
ulaIiVe demand for rwestern: No.2 2spring
81 1872 q; No. do e 2oa2 80. Rye
Dull at 81 05a1 oS. Oats-Very firm at
SIC for western afoat. Corn-Dun and
heavy at 81 O9a1 10 for new mixed west
ern afloat, and 81 15 for old do In store.
PRoyIsIoNB=Pork-Q and hrm
at $28 75a28 S5, cash and regular. Beef
Steady, with fair demand. Cut Meats
Nominal. Bacon-Nominal. Lard
VERY arm aft 1e7<a1ec for fair TO prime
steam and kettle rendered
EeeeDnn at 201za2lc.
DRY GOODS.
The duIIness has been intensified by
the rain storm; woolen goods are gen.
orally selling at improbable prices.
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Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
| d made the inst day OF April, A. D., 1857,
10 me as Trustee by Jacob f. Luikert and
deed Is OF record in the kecorderH office OF
Ohio County, State OF West Nir'inia; iI in
sSd b9SR 9ne NO plaeeed 10 Ss at
public auction. at the front door OF the
| Court House OF Ohio county, the following
6SE Reea IN eo9nI Of SnS and
State OF West Virginia, on the wa ers OF
Peters Run, and enclosed BY Lhe anus OF
| Donald, and RoLert Stewart aud bounded as
| follows: beginning at a sugar tree on tne
north side sEaS S5 Is small rn Gsfaes ss5ne 70 m oa
the south side Of said rum corner 70 FaflS
thence .. 599, w. 10 poles 70 white oak,
dogwood, corner to Faris': thence 4 $50,
w. Is p, 10 a small beech, corner TO taIls !;
thence $; ~, e ~ p, TO S31 stone, sGts eGsi
line; theLee .. az, +. 81 p. 10 a;stope cor
ner 10 kobt Stewart; thence n ; .1S114 Z. 20 p
%iiIism Nichois'. now Jsferniah Hartlip's
the north side OF the Aforesaid run. corner 10
thence s. 741Se, W. I4H to the beginning,
containing fifteen (l6) acres, three t0l o tooas
and II We % perches. Also, certain Piece ,,Te
parcel OF ground In the County and stale
aforesaid, on the waters OF Peters Kun @ COL
tanning seven and one-fourth (754J acres
more or less and bounded as ion9Ws' w s61Ib
I N..Ir1-
OF west So IS rods TO a stone In the run JoiLn. Ji
ing the lands of samuel WaTdens heIS' s,tS
thence south of east 2IS2 10 rods, joining VIII VIII
the Aforesaid WaIdens and FarTis' LANDS 70
| beech; thence north OF east "a 10 lOS-,' To-,
Joining lands OF said party OF the nIst "a a - t'
purchased by him from Wm. ElenoolsI ~ ~ ,o
dogwood; thence north of east ~ " 5Ocs y, "a q
| q post; thence north Of west "a 10 ZOOS ~ " -
sugar tree, the beginning. Also, e PieSS PS1,t1 70
land lying and pelng situate In sala SouttitSy StiS =
and Stata, beginning at stone - fods ~ snn ,1
feet north east from sugar Tree stanulils III, IL
the line of Jeremish HartHpi thenGS NJ tSH.t.
east rods 2S feet 10 stone on Sald t ~, q
line; thence north-west rods 81 Iees esoSSb ~
stone in said HarLlipB nnei tnence ~
west g. rods 81 feet 70 another stone On ,SI ~
Hartlip's line and Far1s linei tnehSS tnS,oDa
ming down said Farts' line sontn !os 70 . sSS--S'
containing oneshalf acre, more OF Le1i, Li,- S,,nI,
Selling as trustee shall convey ,SS oLtSt StT1St 1r,
title as Is vested In me Dy said deed I u AM,
TERMS OF SALE.-One hundred ano LII
dollars with interest on the same lIon Ia % he
LIST, 1867 and the expenses OF TINS sA ,Sa T,ay-
paid in cash, and the remainder OF the P"'
mants as follows:
Sin .. 1s71
Sin t 1877
III "a % a. 1878 -,
with interest on the deferred payment. ISn S1s.
| April lst, 1861, corresponding 10 the h"ee9
Bcribed In said deed Of trust. .JHFER
GIBSON u. ChAESsI1 SsI1-IIEtee
myls-ltdAwts Ir1esse:
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aaaaeIaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF west virginia.

cap1tal PAID In. s6oo.ooo.
rCHIS RANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUSI-
1 neSso of the s4Aferchanns' and Mechanics
Bank OF wheeling" Il Is deS1gnated Dc
pository and Financial agent OF the u1teo
States, and h prepared 70 90 AeSiIAHAAHS
Banking business.
RTeS5denE-Jas. Nelson Vance -,
DirectOrS-ThomRs Sweeney, l. 8. Ueta-
plain Jas, C. Acheson John Donlon, Robert
Crangle, A. Allen Howell, VIM. y. sim pson'
James DaLen. 3. BRADY CaSn1sr.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & ONO R.R. COMP

oTEICE BAIT. a ONO RAILRoADCo.,
WHEKLISG. May 10, ISgS.
PASSENGER TRAINB WILL RUN III
JIG the following schedule on and afLer May
II, 1873, Wheeling time.
EAkT LINE
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The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, No. 80 MAIN ST., WHEELING
" viva. Money received on deposit. In
terest paid on special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted. ELchHngs
bought and sold. Collections al home or fn0Ip
abroad promptly attended %.
John Reid, Christian Hes,
John HandlRn, John VOckleT,
SRmI J. Boyd, Richard CaTt6r.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID Pres't
JOSIAH +. UPDEGRAFF. Cash'r. myg
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TO GRAIN SHIPPERS,
MILLERs AND DISTILLERS.

OF ALL sIZEs AND CAPACITY.
No. o shells 500 TO 1000 bushels per hour.
No. shells $50 to 500 bushels pear hour.
No. shells 100 TO l50 bushels per hour.
No. 4 shells 60 TO 100 bushels per hour.
They are built of Iron, very simple in Con
struction, and never "get out Of order"
NEARLY 1000 MACHINES
Are in daily use throughout the West, many
OF which have run five or SIX years, with
out q dollars expense for repairs
They shell the Corn Perfectly Clean
from the Cob.
They clean the corn in prime condition fol
They require less power than any machine
OF same capacity.
nSwe Warrant every MachIne.-ss
Nos. Q, land 2, are adapted for LARGE
sHIPPERS, WAREHOUSES, DLsTILLER-
tt Nos. 8 and 4 are especially adapted Or
The Corn is ahoveIIed directly from the
wagon or crib to shelter, and requ res NO
feeders or extra hands 10 wateh regulate
out at the end, and cleaned corn delivered
on either side OF machine, as required.
WE REFER TO
Illinois Central r. R Co.. Chicago, have
"A Mich. ieG csnffai R. II. Co., Chicago. have
Board q Trade, Chicago; have over 1cO in
star and Crescent Mills, Chicago. have two
Il. Fitch 3 Son. Columbus, Ohio. have ten
@m. Meneypeny Co., Columbus. Ohio,
have two In operation.
W. 4. Delaplane a Co, Clrclevnle, o.
Erie Elevators, Cleveland, o.
Union Elevators, Cleveland, o.
ID. & II. K Il. Elevators, Toledo, U.
Haye1S Bros, PistLllsrT; ;,IaIa Sinelnpstl, a., e
LaWton, Barnett & Co.. Pqua, o.
Chahee & Co, Tppecanoe, Ohio.
Pitsb1Igh Elevator 60. flHnSa32S2Tgh, n!a2Sl IA.
polls.
Hayes q Bro. Distilers, LawTencebhTR,In Ind
Burkam q Co, Distillers. Cambridge. Ind.
Z. 81. Talbot Geo, Elevator, Peru, Ind.
SheareI & Co, Elevator. Peru, Ind.
Dick 4 Buchanan, EIe't0r, Huntington, Ind
johnson d Co., Meh't Mills, ,LogRnsport,In Ind
Geo. Cecil d Co., Mch't Mills LnRansPort
Thos. " ilson & Co., Acht MILE LoEAns'
port. Ind.
Thinker Bros. Elevator. Lafsyeite, 1nd;
MeKeen g Paddock Elevator TerTe
MuF win. in webb & Co., MIris, franklin Ind
McEwen, Webb & Co, Mills, ColumDus, Ind
e Terrell, Mills, Columbus, Ind.
Pollock q Bro, Mills, Yincennes, Ind.
Plant & Bro Mills, st. Louis, Mo.
stannard & siaybaek, Mills, N. orleans, La
GrisWold, Comm q Co., New York, Buenos
Ayres and South America. And all the prtn-
cipal D Ills. Warehouses and DistlIlertes of
the West
weare also manufacturing the best
SMALL BURR FEED Mills.
EKtant, warranted to grind from 20 TO 20
bushels OF meal or feed per hour, according
70 size, and with one.han the usual power
required. They grind all kinds OF grain,
coffee, spices, drugs, paints, &c.
Iron Feed Mills Hand and Horse Power
Corn shelters,
Portable and Stationary Engines,
Circular Saw Mills, ShingIe Mills,
Wood working Machinery, Etean
Pumps and Force Pumps OF all
Sizes, Ehafflng, RuIlIes, and
Elevator machinery.
B U1LT TO o r d e b.
Iron Works,
100 d Ie2 Westinghouse,
,,y1.1a1,5 a,-aov4u CHICAGO. ILL.
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FIRST
N ION AL BANK

OF WHKELSo.
Designated Depository q. 8,
cAPrrA1................. ....-.............. S00pOg
...........-...,.'',- 5000
Money resolved on deposit; Exchange
bought and sold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
interest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
FOUR per cent per 0nnum where the de-
posit remains six months, and FIVE per
cent, II for one year.
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums TO sutt.
= constant supply OF Sew Fractional Cur
rency, and l, 3, s q 30 coin, kept TOR tho ac-
commodaIiOn Of fdepo8itoTS and the public.
GEO. h. WHEATI PTe61s
pc1r nOuxIr 4onR1soS.
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Ghegnteaiqemeer
WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.
MORNING EDITION.

It II R M =
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCES.
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with interest on the deferred payla IoTes de.
April lst, 1867, corresponding 10 tne
scribed In said deed Of trust. ..JSEER.
Shn49NSHs A4e trustee.
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EE No notice viii be taken OF communI.
cations not accompanied by a res ponsible
mime. The name viii be considered conn
DENTAL, but must in all cases accompany let
teIs as guarantee OF good faith.