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, 1869-08-13
The California Supreme Court on
WOmnnst Rights

From the Stcrlton {t'rt [ns'fltndent.
The cause which was so eloquentlT Advocated
and argued before 4 Stockton audience by Auna
Dickinson the other night, las Received unexptct-
I'd and Important support frpM IN influential auar-
ter In the case OF Gaiand Gallapd, carried up
tom one OF THE District Courts OF san francisco
10 the Supreme Court Of this state recently,
q wife V ho WAS driven, ,Tiih her infaut child, away
IRON home by her husband and had no means OF
ptuper1y-that IL, property acquired atfer cover
ture aud therefore held by our Law 70 oe Inc lolot
properly OF husband and w1fe-orought suit TO
compel him to Eet aside, out OF the common prop
ersy sufficient Tor The support Of herself anu tle1
child CrteF the old EpRllsh law an
aclion by the vile against the husbsnu would nos
lie, and Justice Spraguc and Sandcrson rendered
an OPINION adverse to the pihntln 10 tnls case
being permitted to demand separate support,
without having Instituted a PRIOR suit Tor divorce
Jasttce crockett, however, with the Goncnr1enc
OF Chief Justice SaNyer aud Justice HhoueS, de-
cites IN favor Of the Wife3 claim, no1I-
ing that adherence to the olu EogAsh
Law, In this or similar cases, would pe feptoaca
10 civilization. That Wound be an inaumau and
Infamous s1ate OF affairs, which, N me name OF
law anl By the m8udatc Of one Of lis highest III.
Lunala, would refuse protection to deserted and
starving vile and child, who are ab5oiately free
from oirence or cuIrab[llty, and throw 'ts mantle
OF iuyioIab.lity over selnsh husband. living 10
luxury wno Is heartless enough 70 deny them the
email plttauce necessary to avert absolute Eaat-3
, 1869-08-13

o,,+ o,c,,no,, N. fat ,cr.
can 10 SCI INC mH.ss ., " ~ r., sghtor 1t+Ie nov
lnteilefeu hno sVtnpteu ~ nr4rr snt NE
on the neau GG tUHnet.Su ts t.5Htt I ~ 49, ~ ~
maihel Lusss. ~ ~ eas -; y1ee orn w.e
RANK lssueu 10y y tunnCat ~ nplesta. ~. .ca Ho 80
uhea gin Abd nelo 70 9zO w.! " heVR ~ ponh ~, II
THO EaMo}tnE nouse OF Enas1es Sas:nes 80 " ~, ~
coInsr 9! Ienelson ano Maasoa sn s ~ noicemen T
a.eo oS scsReant GalIls} auu @ elaau y! pnI and
eaf5 yesterday MolniRk Hou ea EtcsS4 3Th 3ThsT cnn.
o'd lovets OF lafo WeIS GahtutG1. htas aM3 trera
trlbutcd Sl5 each 70 Enc wv 1le1sS .a.S 1 1rh,ing
relcBscd Tncre arc nut 1Wo uans. ta. sqMiH Iii -
houses on LUG Meat DUE attn1s aua
'.pnt!ed''E Il they 40 no cease opftAust bonuau
-Anhlose ulu N11s ooee- $500 80 1he,sfnr MS
bJ policeman ana WEE aitcStTu ~ ,,nssi - hsve
hair VAS cut very coee ana ,n nE - artonttor te
lately been solotfucs ~ sulC Hhtaa-n hrt n
LuoMfctGed that NJ ~ pesa ~ ~. iao,o ~ ~
sfort ttmr and 10 ofuel tnat ae lkal ; ~ n en-
quauted with Inc caalacisss " wy .ss - 49, . ,ti
scntt 'lc hs1dcweA IN deiaut u 80 a'1s n'en
Tas !tIMsen. .. ,,,,so,, ,,,,,o,o-,- md
-J1m lssau eoauuetco ha niaAaS1' ~ w. ~, gy,iinT
!oIiec1Ean hncane uN ~ ~. y. .,er; i@ th,,,ns,
Jim Na1ed H1u'n, se41eu aS .nS ~ ~ thn bna5 Tsn.ie
hn hcaiis y ~ & on rus LII inca nm s ssx ~ sssauir.
niH Ic!eahe .. us HULL oc s' o"eo e 1o1 '-'''
lDE ~ pl!Sct. ...o ha.a. ,,,,h ossop,,tco
jun huAaau r. r. t,,k.j ona I,Hr ",,I mr.
IaneH " rug nasc.. t ~ tS nar ~ .h.s:hsd ht11
lie ~ nnsa @ "a r,.,t var v,s a,rea,e{, nv
-an Mnunes, .me afan.a IN ~" fS.reat and ~.
, NJ oetn 100 nn,.S 81 Tor ysorancy
, 1869-08-13
Western Patents.

l.s@ j..
the United States Patent Ofllcc lot the week end
Ing August II, 1se., and each bearing that date, as
!elp14e" u: Tn Gt l1!er ~ "a :"
fateuts uAu So!nules!uae's IL I1sea1 eaoaeS' Aos
LIKE sdeet' enlcago, W, H.: 1,,i.o,a
f,,or,s-wm " a,,ahe1ry' Ghesternc1d,
az GLoups!pg iof cafr'ases-Aloet1 ooo'A' sp11hs'
Hesu. ,o- ,ta,.,,,,, u,se 1on, nu-,,,,,,
,a,ax'H lnsuatof ior l'shfn1ng'i0os-'0hn buFn''ao
N,se1Nn cogsWell, s. r.; Lasal'e; ,ssa- u,raa.ox
D1c,l'ttG ~ W,sira,,i,1 Im,er T"nth 5,r Sersn1
1eeth-S. u. FIenc4. srt1lEnSto.
NeWspafer III =. fE'uute, Iu,caku ,r
=. KooEAs lou1posi1lon-s. l. Nusse'I ano d. H.
Msnrie-N solerstrom, Chicago.
siath = SuItGl-LueaT hsun W. II IA IL 9N,-'Io
aIH - =: S.I%a.ns' n.,',.. - = !:n., .,nce,o
i. EA,enstum s..E Enant I"a sf,M ~ Ganen Snrnr,
!nngsttn,e MacnlneIS 1.;. - < o.Iar j., 10, 1'sh'
Nan ESt!acspiwi E9e!.ot,,. gat!S S,Ln Wst,ord
EnlnR 3'G9,,,tm : M ''' = II Tapnnnny
3enessV eaes ss3.r ,,,c,,,o r Tromh,,e Sandwich.
f.n,4rn Mas,.,rs 'i"ta = anlTo.r Inm1.ria ""tSA'
as Lane' H.. H. - II E"a,inrr - D n-o,ka Dyoon,
'nEtGn. gn;La 7,mn ,v now cbtc,co
Eal,,oau Er,, 5!u,t t,aIpnr&W Fmunns = n Wells
saniEicn.
Cult1yator-D. D. Franklin, Flora
Kolpg-Cutter for P.ows-R- Newton, jersey
v1lif- ,. ,,.z,,.
EXTENSION LWuelwA noGe1s. % VIE HI,o,,,
nen'ne Ut ;og ss ~ Watcr and tias a5a,nsD
etop-..nh h huA io' ""'ci "'''' ""s 2'o''7-0'
Hoouloiot en'1oKu. ~, ,-,r,o.r,.
Hitting Iocs-1 X Il aus1vurne' Milwaukee.
1.n,1s L'isa,s Ntr.ct,t ya - and prna. ,,ommneST y
% s.omn ES5raf'Sf o1eI!c nn HessarS Gon'o'e- y
neyice tor + Rfgpang 1ns en me Feea IN seeo'E Aa-
eh,nGs-i. H. 2ulcs' MoaaGnn. aSa e s,.,o, ,1r.
An'omat'c belle1 feeaef-h. T. e'asef' I'LL
knee ,,s clasn for ho'ses Sc-' a. "afaen' MIL
nefo,a S;s,.s JnnSs'on = pes, and :, ~ camnne,,
Ueaief uaH.
r-, FOE 1Gwa, ~ sn~;nor,,.
Snnsse1 SaIaa i ,;1x r. 'tomni rosfs pfps'e
Graln Hlnuet-N. L1ttliaee, GHaI1es ~ ny
1eather-Rohng Machne-t ". Aon5on, Opson.
Lightning ng-Nod-D. y. Foot aud A. Chadwick,
Nluoia-
<. FOR !, !hilASA. ;5,st., ,,.,+,o-, c,,-
Sao nhn IIAMtt|. y; HrnHei, u III. aa!'
Appa1n!tus =! lol UIhuns 1lcIA1--'' . hnAp"s''eN
anM n,,,.,,';; ~ vi H95aGs' po-..,c ,,,eh,r,x,
mlnnin'M-r. ~. rgnhaas' t i.na noea
C1LtEes RACK nnd l1E'er-A. horD9F' Ao5s.
si,Hras, E. @ 10. t.Aeets'or -oae'''ncs~'' - e'''n'
eohln btnu. ,..,.u. u.o,,, ., ,,arr,oo-o,oru-
AFpssa,uss sN}h,'r ,Tr unSH Gnrncs -
o. htse.' aup,r' +cco, ,-o,o
me 1olloNlnE western Pa1cnts ~ote l'S"e" 'iotu
the United Suites Patent once for the week end.
ing August IL. 1919, ps repnrteL by G, L. Chapn
Patent S,,lic,or. Chicago. iii:
rousnono, E.,aFi fpH - .AT1SUlI TT,1'Iie cn,caco
pondpnr n1ic iCnnrnsI,,on" T,,ssoii tsS1rarr-
loa,s Mopans e9tH!'osa,.e,m !Gara. chcn1o
kis Gnuk,eEs>; 9s,r =. X I.Ham :h,cooo
EAnsnsteII !,Snsns ~ Ln.oet a. ~ ',shirSH,,
S1nn.1snct 1tnr tor W,ier ard5;os Mains-u. r
unIto,., ~ h'ca pua w "A'e1 a'o '''
ota,.s "oHMaoi"; IL S1sav e: .t,ete7,v cneetcrtea
Ursula. lnsuator 1or L'snta'he-hona-'' nusnua'n
, 1869-08-13
Hise, Progress md Emil Of D. r, Jrs


From lie Nt,e FORK Ertniny Post.
One OF the Boston papers makes The satlsiac-
tory announcement 'hat Daniel Pratt, JUNIOR. me
Great American TfavelleF nns nse1 1 lnaoSrS
illus. ard the inhcsplta1ltr may be taken as an IL
t!cati0n that Pratt Juniors travels are coming 70
an end This POOR snorsn bali esestu1s aIe
from that time 70 the present he mas Mataeeu,
once Jear ot leos, to VISIT nearly eFcrJ CITY IN
New England NeT foIk Sew 5elssy ~ f11,
Nahant to Cape May during the season. 70
ali appearances, Pratt is q half-Witted !eloW'
date ~ Tor The Presidercy Of 1he United States IN
deed, he has formally announced himself as
eanduate in every election for the past qna11et OF
ed canyass, he has maguanlnously Withdrawn tn
fu,or OF one or the other Of the regularly nonl- IN
mated candidates The boston Papers began shas
ana petted By the Boston press, which made near
" as much OF Pratt as it did Of Webster.
Essre! u much Ct ,afe9 SeGafe abou liz Us uaw
ami then persuaded to deliver % lecture, ol
which be always had the manuscript In hls hat OF
coat pocket he ran races Wa ,G Se9fge Masng
apd Was also Pratt's rival FOR the Presidency. ana
these races ere duly reported, to the amnscmcnt
q the ynEa aud e sslaes sean Of
entered Town or city, ts first catl WAS upon the
editors Of the papers. 10 whom be presented 1lm-
ke aud s credeIis,s na " m n 81 oer botn o
Si,ere he stopped q day, two days, or o week,
accprtipE 10 the patience Of the landlord DnrnS
luis place he managed 1o snnse TO-
H.. vi. tirAirt,e1 10 he President WHAT DID all
tb,s auount 10? Why. II amounted to ths-tnat
" piayIuR The fcnl, Pratt, Jr., has managed 10
espsuse of those who thought they were having
deal OF fun ont uf him. On the cara an on Steam
Loats, Lis s!mple announcement tnat
*c maid lis fare; at the best
hote,s the same announcement settled his bills; !;
The na1Ie was the "open sesame "eseTgwheIs;
and Inns Tor mauv Years he has actunlJy lirc',
1uoyest-csreCtally mored-and had bis being on
The soie capital Of his assumed simplicity or mil mid
nort- which shows TINT even Pratt IL played
ont,' Is warning that no other American need
try to ret his living III the same Eay. There can
Pratt,s ucr.oa ns traveller has come 10 full
, 1869-08-13
EnIiToFnin'ETabIe Grapes

IFUH1 VIZ NaaH TEu1lc1ecU dEus =
The grape Is the most Important OF lTuitsr e1.
Guiding the grains, which are sometimes Chased
word. The apr'c, pear, cherry, strawberry,
berries a1e extremely ralat4ble. at least occs-
sonally, but tie crop Of none equuls in value that
Of Inc vic. The grape demands q wsrm and
shiny sky for greatest productivcncss AMI the l.
genial CHIMES which they long to enjoy. In Eng
land, Northern Germany and most Of the Allah
tic States TIC grape, VITA the exception Of q few
OF the poorer sar.etes, tlots not thrive, aud the
traveller from those regions visiting Callora!a
sees III The abundance, variety and long-coatlnu-
ing supply Of the grape crop. Que OF the chat az
conn e:cta la1t5 we're disrose cd to b. IL optical 1T
, 1869-08-13
THE COURTS OF Law ARD EQUITY.

itrrnit tanrt.
Lorenzo Franz y. George Depptsh. Judgment,
bt cepiees,uu. lor S17U.Gl.
NEW SC1rs.
Lyman H. Davis Y. Marsh GRldlngs Assump-
SIT. DeluaDd, st,000.
Charles Hnrder r. To1n OF Ca!amet~ Case
Damages laid at SsEo
, 1869-08-13

Mess1s. Charles Snobcr i Co., the Wcl!-Enown
llthoeraphers Of this city, have do1c some color
printing according to method which WIS the re-
suit Of costly experiments, md which Is most eS-
ceilent The tiuts are delicate, soft and clear.
chroIpo-l1tnography, while II Is from nfty to one
hundred per ceht cheaper, and Is more quickly
tione. It Is sdap1ed to all Kinds OF colored "ork,
such as show catiss, book ilIutninatlons. etc, aud
al who want such xork should cal at Shober's,
southeast Of corner Lake and CLARK streets
, 1869-08-13

From The 81, FdNI PT71s, HH51at II:
1t seems that the 5000 lost on the St Paul
Bridge by MI. CHARLES l. Wood Is TO be The source
Of more litigation. II will be RENE neered that
Nr. Edgar Nash, formerly Of the drm Of Curtis +
Nnsh, Of this city, bpt now Of Dune1th, was ar
rested and brought to this city, charged with hay-
ing received the said &, ,e0a from MI Wood, WHICH
milwaukee, l. 81, Paul Railway Company
Mr. Nash, on arriving here under arrest, Was
permitted 10 g.ye bond Tor his appearance 10 m
swer before tic Police Magistrate. Bis case was
continued from time to time, Until conclusion
should be reached in the case OF the State against
Charles l. Wood. After a tedious mat lasting
several days, Mr. Wood was acquitted and set IT
liberty.
The next moE7ing, the case OF the State OF
MINNESOTA e.. Edgar Nash was called, and, on mo-
ton OF the prosecuting attorney Of Ramsey Coun-
t., vas dismissed.
Air Nash, having been detained here IN arrest
1or some weeks, has now brought suit against NJ.
ShrIburne S. Merrill. General Manager OF the NIL
wauEee { s.. Paul RAILWAY for damages ,.
In tlis cun ptatul II Is Claimed that ne talcs1lH
, 1869-08-13

The Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific Railroad an
nounces further reduction In fare 10 salt Lake
CITY. First.class tickets now cost but Sl0oso ria
this rot,te. The Rock Island rnad ts In excellent
condition, aud is fully equipped with eegau, sleep
Inn and t,ay MESSENGER coaches For all the con-
yenicpces or modern travel 1his road Is not sur-
passed 10 the West Those who desire 10 unite
,n Tn Sped ana nooar
, 1869-08-13

NEW sIlTN. ...
James Il. Sullivan =. Ada '. -AMel ct als. Pett-
tinE tu e1.furce mechanics lien Of sl,04s.as on
p1tn!seb No. 1lG North LASal]e street.
Wiliiam IL. Van SiEck ct ult. v David S. Carna-
han aud nscAr ". Caldwell OF Mercer County.
AfkcMpsit Demand, 81 900.
.3Lsc[ll 7. Gilbert y. Ezekiel S. Smith. Assnmp-
sjt. Demand. f2,Ou0.
BtLIaIlitn Welsh y. william OCO1noT. Assuml-
e. eyn
, 1869-08-13

rrrcEt works IL cTidcrt frcm cTtJ rotns o. VIC" a.
Il il ss.e1 II url kreii6 -atiou that s'n aysten ot
wig rrrtiTre II TIE CITY, have ALREADY doac 'nuc
tcwsrd r,1nnyrg the inequality ths f.sn,er existed
in t1s t71ara rid bL4 fa.E Iu leuoSc II 2o4 il nUs
anti cnfjf,lv II &hr pumping psVtr fr'1i e continued
~ f.r:t 10 ill thrr u.inf thrp:.cnut the c!ty.
E..,ct tsE,y .L',n:iitcd, F.o CtIhunoEdh
, 1869-08-13
Krcert1es's Court.

NEW SriI.
August LlElcri,acE Y. Charles Wendell and Sig-
MIMI IIsn:np. 5rovcr, Fnr the wrongful pos
session and conversion u q trunk containing Jew
elrv HC,. valued At fJtyO.
, 1869-08-13
METEOROLOGICAL.

Meteorological record for August l2, 1869, as re-
poreh by ]. q. Laneguth, 9r., opttcian, III Ran
,,olph street, correspondent to the Smithsonian
Institute. The small lcttcrs arc the initials tor
the words "scerng,'" ''gentie,' ..Aigh,' ''dtE,"
.'11oIst atmosphere, "tsiu" anu "snow":
, 1869-08-13

caused the arrest Of ME- Mash, &C, &C, By pEosqr-
iuQ John F. Lincoln, Superintendent Of the 81.
Paul eioux city RnnWay, to make % aalaas1s s, ns,
had received IS, 600 stolen money from Caar'es L
Wood -, m,
Mess1a. Allis and Williams are the attorneys for
The plaintiff, and Messrs. Smith and GlinAn have
been retained 10 assist the prosecution. Tue pa-
and he has twenty la,s In which TO- answer. The
papers viii be tiled In the countJ Of St Louis o.
b,ch the plaintiff IL readent The trial VIII, Q!
rf fhr D1trCt Court.
, 1869-08-13
COMMON COUNCIL.
The Lake Front Question Again.

Injunction by. the United States.
, 1869-08-13

Allow NJ c to Sny n II ord tor MTgclfs
have 9,een nking Mre. Winslow'e Soothing Syrup
IN my family since urst Introduced 10 rms city. ]
think it als excellent article, and would not be
without II oD any consideration. ..,. . .....
II Buftpns the gums, reduces Inflammation reg
ulates the bowels, cures wind collie and corrccts
ucitiity, gives rest and health 10 the child, and
comforts the mother.
, 1869-08-13

BOSTON EInstic Fabric C0.-H1ann-
facurc Suspcnder Garter, and other Elastic Webs
Is MIX street, Boston, 30 Franklin street, n. Y.
Paper UnnglnEs nnd Window
Shades, latest styles Paints. oils, glass ana
brushes, at +. E. R9by's. 50 Randolph street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-19
LIFE INSURANCE.
$4,000 FOR So PREMIUM,
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
M MANHATTAN
COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Chartered by the State Of Neac York.
Chartered by the State Of Nar York.
OBJECT.

The object Of this Association is to secure 4
cash payment within forty days after the death
Of a member of as many dollars as there ara
members in the class to which he or she belongs
HE ~ har baira
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-19


BLIND Tom. - Notwithstanding it
rained all day and continued through
out the evening, Blind Tom was greeted
with a good house, filled with the
elite OF the city. The audience seemed
to await his first notes with evident
eagerness and Impotence. Never were
expectations more delightfully."- graft.
ned. He played some of the most diff
cult pieces from Gottschalk with ease
and effect; he renders the most difficult
passages without the least effort, and
makes the keys tinkle with delicacy
and clearness which is truly wonderful.
Professor Kryter was called from the
audience, and performed piece of his
own composition, never heard by Tom;
but no sooner had he vacated the stool
than Tom followed and played it il the
most artistic manner. He received
enough encores at this feat to make up
for the apparent GOODNESS the audience
at first exhibited.
He will give another concert tonight.
We advise all our citizens who wish to
enjoy a rare musical treat, to secure
their seats for this evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-19

VIII. The management Of this company has
been in the highest degree prudent and frugal
and interest, 10 devoted 20 construction purpS
ses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-19

A MODEL LOVE LETTER.-The follow
ing affectionate missive was picked up
on the street yesterday near the corner
of Fourth and Monroe streets. Wepub-
lish it verbatim ct lteratim, as sam
pie of love epistles used during the val
entine season:
Wheeling, February the 10th, 1869
miss Dianer Scott now have taking
this opportunity of writing A few line
to you hoping that you will not get
urfSnded at me for taking this preveleg
OF writing to you Miss Scott l wish that
war that looking Glass that hang
A Uaines Your pappe wall for
know that if l war why could see your
buteiul face sometimes in dream can
see you but when l wake see Won NOT
tho If never more see you my love |
will still be with you my love is tru nv
heart is as puer as Gold air Silver tho il
is hard to Love and cannot be loved 50
nv dear beloved little misses if YOU
have ever love me as do you tina al
not a man nor a lady Could brake us
mn Good will to you for ever my love
to YOU my heart is with you all so new
will ad no more l hope God will bC
with YOU Fair yeu well this leve me
we'll hoping tina may find you in gooC
helth. DAVID = Us
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-19
TRUSTEE,S SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by Ephraim Banning, dated
October 3lst, 1865 and of record in Book No. 10
page lO4 in the Recorders Office for Marshall
county, West Virginia, will sell at public auc'
tior at the front door of Marshall county Court
House, on WEDNESDAY, THE I'D DAY OF MARCH
Is69, an improved farm of 1915 acres Of land,
within less than two miles OF Bolton Station,
adjoining lands of p. NJ. Burnley and Others, and
the same land conveyed to said Banning by
Thomas Butler and wife by deed dated October
18th. 1865, to which deed now of record in Mar
shall county, w. Va, reference is hereby made
for full description of said land.
On this tract there is a comfortable dwelling
house and small orchard.
THRNs-s5OO in hand and the balance in one,
two and three years, with interest; said pay
meuts to be we'll secured and title retained.
Selling as trustee j will convey only such
title as is vested in me, which is no doubt per.
feet. w. V. HUGE,
Teb2 oaw4t Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-19

AFTER FLICK.-We saw the late can
didate for City Sergeant, on the "anti-
bilious" ticket, Booze" Lazier parad-
ing the streets yesterday afternoon with
a large placard pinned on the broad Of
his back, with the following inscrip
ton: "Booze Lazier after w. II. H.
Flick of the West Virginia Legislature.
We suppose the malicious individual
who put this on his back, did it with,
out meaning any harm to Mr.. Flick;
bat merely in a "jocose way more than
anything else"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-19

GERMAN THEATRE.-It will be seen by
referring to our advertising columns
that our German fellow citizens will
have treat tonight in the shape of a
theatre in their own language. We
have no doubt but they will be greeted
with full house on making their debut
tonight at the Turner's Hall on Market
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-19
EoR SALE OR RENT.

NJY GROCERY STORE AND P II OF SsIsS.
-4.;ixay known as the Stone House Grocery"
Owing to i'll health and to other engagements,
am unable TO give proper attention to the bust
mess. therefore have determined to sell out my
store and to sell or rent the property. There
are nine rooms, two cellars, large porch and
store room in the house, with a yard and large
stable attached. The house Is so arranged that
IL can be rented to one or more families. There
Is now on hand a moderate stock Of goods
which will sell on accommodating terms. The
stand is one Of the best for business about
Wheeling, being at the terminus Of the Street
railroad and so situated as TO command the
trade of those employed in the Wheeling Iron
and Nail Works.
febll-lm ANDREW THALLMAN'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-19
FOR SALE.

hNE FIRST-CLASS STEAM ENGINE
' J and Boiler. Engine inch cylihGeli ~
inch stroke, Injector Steam Gauge with Judson
Governor and ali complete. Will be put up
anywhere in the city without extra expense 70
the purchaser. The whole highly finished; pol 3
ished and set in brasses- Can be seen at W. W.
Miller Co.. Apply to,,,,n,co
WHEELING, w Va, Feb. T. ls69. ieo'-u
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-19

HAIR JEwELRY.-Oxtoby * Dutheld,
Jewellers, 103 Main street, have made
special arrangements with one of the
first houses in New York TO have orna-
mental hair work done to order, and
they can, on three or four days notice,
have braiding executed in the neatest
STYLE of the art. A specimen book con-
tanning an almost endless variety of
styles can be seen at "loS." Relatives
and friends who have preserved locks
of hair once worn by departed loved
ones, and all others who may desire to
have hair jewslry finished in the best
style, will do we'll to leave orders at
01toby & Dufield's Jewelry Store
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-19

: g'NEw STOCK OF AccoRpEoNs
French and Germany, yiolins, Cencer-
tinas, Flutes, Harmonicas, Guitars, and
all kinds of Musical Instruments and
Strings, just received at Sheib's Music
Store, where they are offered at largely
reduced prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-19

z. Moore
Va.
Sarah Vannatta Nelson Vaunatta, Lssey Van
natta, John vannattz, Catharine NAnnAita,
Beniam n Yannatta and james VAnnatta, heirs
at law If John S. Vannztta, deceased.
In ChRncery.
VNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO SELL
i two certain JOwn lots, situate in the town
Of New Nartiusville, Wetzel county, West Ntr.
Riuia, for debts that John s. VAnRatta contract
ed in his lifetime.
Affidavit having been made that al the de-
PENDANTS to the above canse are non-residents
Of the State of West Virginia, II Il therefore
ordered that they appear here within one month
after due publication and posting Of this order,
and do whatever may be necessary 70 protect
their interest in this suit
Witness: Friend Coz, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for wetzel county, the l2th day Of jam
airy, 1853. FRIEND cox.
HALL, Attorney. jan2o s1w4t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-19

To commemorative received a
communication last night, but can not
under any consideration publish it
without the name of the author. We
never deviate from this rule.
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Sale Of Real Estate i'm "etZel
County.
j lmeS U. " tSI,
rs.
s. II. Nesbit.

James G. west,
rs.
s. II. Nesbit. J
PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE CIR,
cult Court of Wetzsl county, rendered at the
November term ls6s in the above famed cause
will sell at public auction, at the front door OF
the Court House for Wetzel county, on the 10Th
iav of March. 1862 Cbeing the second day OF the
next term of the Circuit Court of said county,
tract of eighty acres q land situated on tho tho
waters of Fishing Greek, in said county, TO pay
The snm of SEQ with interest from the Goth day
of FEBRUARY IsGj. and the costs of said suit
the said tract of land will not sell for sufheleht
smount 10 pay the same then will sell at the
same time and place traGt of one hundred ana
twelve acres situated on the waters OF said creek
in said county. in order to pay any balance OIL
said debt nd costs
TERXs OF SALE:-0ne half the purchase money
In hand: the balance in twelve months from day
OF sale, the purchaser giving bond with good
security Tor the same bearing interest from date.
For more particular description of said lands
j. ii STEPHENSON,
febI2oawIw Commissioner.