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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

MILITARY CEASGgs.- General Orders recent iy promulgated from Division Headquarters. San Francisco. wc learn tl.at Gen. Thomas C. Deyin. Lieutenant Eighth Cavalry, s assigued to the command Of the District Of Arizona with HeadR Raariers st Camp Mcdowell This suits us although We think Headquarters shoald have been established at Fort Whipple.
 Gen. T. l.. Critlendeo i ordered 10 take charge of General recruiting ou this coast
 The headquarters Of the lith infantry will be at Drum Barracks, Cat. and ihc Colonel of the regiment z. $. Lowell, is ordered there Co com mand
 The District @Lower Colorado.n will hereafter constitute par, of the Military District Of Ari- z5na
 From more receRt orlers VIC learn that com. panies h l. and A.. first Cavalry, are ordered 70 Arizona; also, that the report tllat General George II. Thomas is Co succeed General Hal leek as commander 0l the Department of the Pacific, is confirmed. General Haieck is Co command the Military Division of the South i; headquarters at Louisville. Ky.
 Breyri- Lieuteuant-C Cni0nel q. C. Hodges Chief Quarternasier's Department of California is or 4eFf ie ch!es. ara Lio5it5s;; B. E $ 5 Oliver iii757 kegimeHtal Commander g.l Eighth CaTaiTY, is ordered Go Camp Haileck Eeyada
 In recent orders from Washington, we find the following:
 .The ofacersahd men Of the following regiments Rlil be inierchaBgrd. company ny company The enlisted mea will remain ai the pos,s fhsy now occupy. The officers will be relieved. par. a, q time, not io leave post or a company without one officer. and proceed as rapidly n. possible to join their nrw regiments. Tho leld and staff officers will be interchanged in llks manner The Ninth Regiment with the Twelfth the Fourteenth Regiment wish ihe Tweaty-Hrst the Twentieth Regiment with the Twenty-thiFd the eTweaiy aflh Regiment with the Thirty.second the Ilirty-hiih Regiment with the Thirty sixth sO that, instead Of the l4th regiment. we ar, 0 have the 2isl. and iH place Of tbe sgd, we ar, J to have the 25ih
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10
Late Eastern News.

We collate ,hc following from late San Fran. cisco papers:
 General Gcorrc r. Ihrie ha, been assigned Co ihe Iaymast,r Department ai San ffancrco. ... President Grant i- -huhbing lhc politicians, and they are swearing at a fearful ratc....... Senator schuz protested against proposed Missouri appointments; President Grant said that be knrw M-sourians a great deal better than -cLirz did. A majority oi Missouri otce. seekers IrDgUncc Schurz as an unpunciPlcd carpet hagrer aud ure delighted over brants re,art Delaware and North Carolina have rejected rhe ijth amendment 70 ihe Consultation ......1bc hr.t bll iEucd by President Grant was thr bili Go strengthen ihe public credit ..- General sherman say. ht uctis Hu such officer as Chief oi ~t4n Aud asks that Che o.tce be aboi- .saed ..... ihe reports spread iu regard Co the capture ol Cen. tusier by indians. were uaiuuu- ded .. Ihe reports lhat Gen. Dent wss Co be Collector of san Francisco. were nothing more than "rcport-." .... Gen. Thomas is not coming to Jbis ctas. ior some dune yet..... John kcuss has beech appointed and confirmed '. >. Judge f.g th.s Territory, in place oi Henry '. backus, we suppose. whose term 0l service expired some tune ago ......l is said that Gen, Eli Parker, an Indian. is Grants avorile ior Commissioner oi Indian Ana.rs. ... The bHi granting right oi gay Co thc Memphis El iasso nhd Pacific Rail- road. from El Pas.o Co the Pacific. has passcd the House. upeH which route we arc B0t iuierm- rd ..... Toe Springfield Afmcry has been or dered io turn out 5eD new hyerch loading guns daily. which looks as though suspicious exist that Grants prom.sc Of peace m4y not 6e kept
 . Gen. iienuigscn, of Nicaragua fame. is said to be at Charleston, in commaud Ui au rSpc. aiiion Co aid tbe Cubans. .... Twenty ut Brig ham loungs wiies bad arrived at Council Bluds sa r4'.is to Washington. . Congress and tsr President have stricken ont the eEi "ShissH is A~s relating Co the District of C1luml'la. ..... ! li k ths opinion or mauy josrBsls and men a' | home and abroad that Graat Nlshrs Co b. Die ator. and really. we must admii e looks a litls | ihAt way. q esrceauy nominated Chef EnEnrei | Aias Ca be chief oi u.e hErEAa nf EagluvesieE slth ihe remark la place oi usrlamn l-hsr wood. w h0m l desire removed ..... ii is ru mored thai cxPresidcgi Andrew Joi;ns0n. dird
 at Greenyiile. Tennessee. March zi. bus she ra [ nor has since been contulicicd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

DEMOCRATIC CarNTY CoxyExTiox. Politics be- ing once more in order. we wish to impress upon the minds of our Democratic readers in tbe vari- ous precincts, the necessity of sending good. honest men tO represent them in the Convention tu be held berc on he 4th of May There Is 10 doubt in our mind brt that the party Is power fHi enough in this county tO elect its ticket no matter how indifferent the composition of that ticket may be, yet we owe it to ourselves and tO our Republican feiiow-cisizens to place in nomination none but hrst-cass men. Various candidates are already in the field for the office of Sheriff, and the Convention will have no trOa- ble in selecting good man from among them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

VIZ have received a copy of General Palmers Report of Surveys Across the Continent in lsss 8, on the Thirty -iith and Thriy-second Par alleis, for Route extending the Kansas Pacific Railway to the Pacific Ocean. Gt San Francisco and san Diego" The work contains vast amount of informatioa. and will be of great ser vice to Arizona. The 35th aud 32d parallel routes are eonirasied and preference is given Co the 3jih We shall extract from the report at some future time. All we can now say is that route t the iavoFite. and that sooner or later a road will be built over it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10
Yuma County Things.

We slean ths following item. from a private letter recently received by as from a friend al. Arizona City, luma County Lbs Territory;
 A military re.crve ias been sarerycd ai Fort Yuma. California. Da the oppo..ic s.dr of thc river. 1, s said lha' ihe iAHd i0tmeTly as,'d ior military purposes on Do Agizeua side. has ls-ea sSsai1ayd ... Some aex.cans have found rich dggngs. up tte Gia about leagues from Ari- zVna City, and parties we're nl-h,u gsiAefc. The suld is coarse....... James ~pann is working his gold lcdge, near Gala Guy. Hu b putting Ep ucN machinery ... The Geraaziis have Eons to work with their dFy-wash.ng machlnel, sud ssV sss;sF eas s rres; dcsi oi s5ii ... Mr bai;sraeld aud JaeS Hamilton are wnrkiug a gslena mine ai Castle Dome. a sasr; distance above Arizona City aud making G pay yell There is something in the rock tasi makes cyesy while miner who works th-ra. sick A man named D. IQge. died ai the m.ne a ss8fi time ago, ifom the effects oi the poison oru......f Place. aa uih Prvscgiicr. passed through Arixnns Guy. recently. on h.s way to America .. The Apaches visit Arizona Cliy and kart Yuma when. ever t8ey please. g,t drunk with thr lamss and raise ,bc oid scratch grnrlaiiy. B.umenshal & itnishcrgrr hId Iusi received th9ut S21 g9l goTth df goods r'g San Dlego aal lucy gy S i. cheaper Co siGp goods ih4t say than -arouad tbe horn" he Gila was vcry los.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10
OFFICE CHIEF QuARTERMasTEa, Department of California,
 4l7 KRARSEY STREET, San rrancisco, Cal February, 26. 1869
4I7 KEARNEY STREET,

SEALEp rsorQsAts WILL BE RECEIVED AT D trs u,sos uai % N co t~ FirrasSYH rsY ArsIl. at9 Or tss TKAN-rDRgAuss OF GOVERNMENT srOKEs to he ioiiauila-r s---a- -=- Aa--s==ss To Camp tlslsct Nev.......-. roo ions @pss e iss. To Camp Biiweil Cal ..s........ 10 oE sss Io For Creok. Cl-.---. 70 iaa- rsss ss sss- ro Camp laavpepaeprs, Cal ao s,us sers e' leo. ihe stations on ihs csaal Pacific Railroad nsAsss o as Issis above named
 Bds 'o ssAie psise pss paasi ia Gold cen.
 li To Camp Lneoin Gel 70 teas more ef les. To Camp Gsssss Cal ......... s9 tsns asue iess. la Saml Nrght t4-- v squs msrs sI s.s' sifes tr t T.@ss t s- taken by Inc C0usrssiofs ifa Inc uovsuaHent Warehouses hi fhis city. B-~frs Q ''-'e tis price PeE po-ae ia Gold s'&a-
 TIT. nnd ransporiig e same i such poss as are o may es . to .lass ,s price per pound in Gold eoau sr oa' ':.- a,i,irp.-r,i eishsr to me or to oaPafn o C. smith, A. .. h, at Tueson
 ". For reoefsing Two Huudred cloD Tons iess as Ia Paz Anzona Torrory fr ships tackle and transIaii is ii'e SsiHv y SrrTs Date tFceA, nhpPe and Neiae il. @ .is Pies per pound ia Gold Coin. feF one hu'- dfed tluD nailes-
 Fer receiving I've Hundred COO T0qs rnsrs f ss toS ttit Nhfftiart At iauN MDhtfas AftANta lsstTnriing the same b camP WiiNw GFgys' ArloP TeFritury
 Bids ie aiaie pries T-sg pound, in Gold Cssn,
 VI. For rsgsiy;ae Five HaE,ifed fsJ) Teas lss ~ the Fort Yuma Depot Cal and transporting the same '" Camp Aeisvr~ii Arznus Territory bds lo state the price Ier pound in gold coii. Bids Co be addressed eiif fo or io ffrv bug SsH era Geo B. Dandy, A. e M. af fot Yuma Depot All Bids fo be made in thplcae win copy of she ae vertifemen' attached each bid and bid wih be e oeved uness accompanied by deposit Of tso ppusas dollars az gaaaniy hai fe bidder VII take the o""''' fl awarded Co hum. buds.
 No oontraei made under this ve.sInsn ysl es con fiered in irue uuli approved by the DfpaFtaet Ao " visau Commanders Enc right reject bids reserved R considered hf Inc good of inc seIYioe. Any information n referen.s the freight Ca be tran, ported routes etc. bc hnd application et tnn oh's' HENRY C. HODGES,
 Irex Lieut. Col ana el M.. q. X. Az,
 Acig Chi a. M, Dept cal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

INTERNAL REVENUE AFFAms.--Until seeing the report of the Commissioner, for the hscal year ending June 90, 1868, we were of opinion that Arizona was lowest on the list Of revenue pro- dHeing geographical Aisisieas, bat sach is Hs; the case. During the year mentioned she paid tle sum of i3,900.75 while Dakota contributed sit sl01S5.05. While not in love with the ''inferpai" revenue business, and hoping that it Territory beals Dakota.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10
Call for Democratic County Convention

Al meeting of the Democratic Central Coamtce o, Yavapa County. held ni Prescott, Aprl 6 lsCl 30 was
 Rsforsd That ic Dcmocratc vrtcrs of oieh precinct hold a primary meeting the fwEArY-sECoNi & tY or APRIL lss9 Co elect Drlegatcs attend DIS trsr Convention hs held Tn tne of Prescott lii ssy, May fth ls69 ai eleven o'clock A. M
 Resoirrd That proxies giu he allowed in sud Cun- vruian. bat that cach rrucnt sin te entitled olet alternate fs each Delegate said aernafr hc Q resdent Vf the precinet eieeiing iir.
 barh precinct will te entitled Representation in sd Cofv venfssn a. firIsyNst
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

ArmoGsrc-The reason why the NH,ER has not appeared since March 90, is very simple one. I, is. that we have had DO white paper to print t upon We now have a large stock of that, to us. indispensable article and intend lna!- ing up for lost time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

PEEsiDExr GRANT has appointed General Long street, Surveyor of the port Of New Orleans The appointment does not please the Radic4is although LOngstreet now pr0fesses to be a Rad ieal. Go in, Grant, be just and fear not
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10
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An per.sns lnsi.hted ts JAMES GRANT, either sy no,e ef isk orrsanc are requested ta es ths pnest gned on or hsors the hrsi day of AfIil irh7 and s fhe s.1us uthey uish "a atola cesis
 ssf' JOHN uoNAhD, st
 Athrney fa Jsp,ss 1rsna Pssseor Ansons. March ii lssl NM
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

TIE lester of our Camp Goodwin corFespon- dent contains some excellent news Tho estab- Iishmenf of military poet in the Sierra Blanca country siil have a good effect, upon Johnny Apache. for right shese is LIS siruaghold Lub aud grand pow-wow grouad.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

TnE Radical State Convention of Virginia have nominated a white man named Wells. for Governor, and negro uamed Harriss flt Lieu tenant Governor. .s. ,- @
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

The Los Angeles slar says General Sioneman has been ordered io Arizona, to take command. bat we cannos find the order among the tele- graphic news General s.Oneman bas a high reputation for energy and abilhy. and, would. no doubt, make his mark in a war with the Apacbcs. Nevertheless. We are opposed Co the system Of changing officers as soon as they be. come acquainted win the country. nod learn the habits of the Indians. General Deyin has ae- qaired thorough knowledge of the Apachcs, sheiF hasnia and habits, and we hope he will n0i now be superseded by an officer entirely unac. qualnied with tho mode and manner Of Apache warfare, te:.s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

CEN. H4KNBF says II the troops were withdrawn 6otn inc Indian country, there would De peace. . Gen. Herney is the beet Indian fighter living, and hls opinion is one that cannot Dc eontroYerted.-- Erchange.
 That's SO. Were the troops withdrawn from tue Indian country, lbe citizens would be fsrced to withdraw, end To, She cussed Indian, would have nobody 10 war upon. But Is the country prepared to give np region upon which 1t is dependent fox hard cash to worthless. aboriginal iharauders, for the sake of being ai peace gisl theinf We think not.
 !, In keeping sith thc above foolish extract l' she proposition Of Congressman Julian. Of lndi ana. (whO, we are told, represents large Quaker sonstitasney) ts have Q Quaker made Commis sloner of Indian Affairs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

WE hold that Chnaman is a Chinaman, and that niEger is a nigger and will continue to be 70 until the end of tlme.-- Olokyee Acalrache
 We suppose taat if tais Democrat had lived few hundred years ago he would have said the savages of England and France were sayages and always wog.. 5e. E5y0-no race advances. -MaysrNs Appeal
 When yon undertake to make a point on Democrat why not stick to the text, and not @ the track. Az old Dick Richardson once sald '.ihe white man and the negro were created with. ont shirt" and consequently. had fair start in the world. but has ihe negro get covered him- self! Not bii of it To-day be roams bis native wlds in nakedness and sayagery. while his whil, brother has, by bis ingenuity and nailgc sense. einthed himself, made inventions controlled the elements aud planted civilization wherever be has gone.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

BAaDArrr og lNnIkNs.-Tkc details of ghe massacre and brutal maiilatiou of Major Elliot and ls men Of fir 7lh regiment Of cavalry, near Fort Cobb. Indian Territory. hy large forer Of CAeyeaae and oi1Qg ln3lns as pabiished in the Missouri DeHt0nai. are extremely shocking and should forever silence ihe misihf1rmed humani. tNrians ot the East 9he correspondent says.
 Tue bodies were toana "a a small circle strip ptd as baked ss when born, and frozen stiff - Their heads bad been battered in aad some Of ihem bad hcea chopped entirely olg; semo or them had the Adams apple cut entirely 0at ni tneir tnFoats some had their hands aAa fa.l eal of. and nearly oil had been horribly mangled in q way deieacy torhihs nc t0 mention. They lay scarcely two miies from the scene of the hgat. and Rli we kg0w of the manner they were killed, VIC have learned from Indian sources l. seeas thai Major Eillols party sas pursaing a welt mounted party Of Cheypnnes n ihe direc- ton of the Grand Village. where nearly an the tribes were eue9mped, and were surrounded by ! the endorsements coming tO the rescue of the ! pursued, before the Major was aware Of their | position. thry were then out Cf sight and hear | ing oi tle Seventh Cavalry which had remained ' ai and around ihe captured village ab0ut two mil"s away. As soon Aajor Eliot found that | he was surrounded, he caused h.s men co dis 1 mount, and did some execution among the In- ] diaus. which added to the modification they
 mast have felt at thc loss of ihe gliags and nrrus of tReir friends and allies and enragcd
 them SO that they determined upon the deslTi,c-
 ton Of ihe entire little band.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

GAPFAlS S-| Asiif.ET, Superintendent of taR Planet mine Williams Fork. informs lhc Aiiu tbat on the uight of ihe lih nit, Apache Mohaye Indians broke Into bis powder magazine aud carried away iZ kegs of powder, and eorSes- ponient al Arizona City, Informs us that ai that place. recently, Indians stole several feet of load pipe Co go with the powder, we presnme We call upon General Devin. now lhat he has cen tyol of the Colorado River District. Co put an eud Co lhe visits Of hostile Indians to tame Indians, who furnish them with powdes and lead. IL is said that Apache Mohayes ylsi, Arizona Cily whenever they please, nOmiBally fO see their Yuma friends, but really te get powder and lead to murder Gs of the interior
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

IHE recent showing in and blocking up of tue track ot the bnlon Pacidc railroad wiIi have a ha,1eaeY to eanse our rulers af Washington iO road. t-4.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

San FrSpciscn Agenty.--TuoMss noycE is Che only en'horirsi agent Or the MINER n san Func,c,, ures ci ai his odioe No. J0 socuud foor) Merchants Exchancs Culforu.a street below Monigumtry, will be prr'uf@y atirntei 'o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

PRicE oF GEEEsBAcgs---March2 25, at san Fran. cisco, gTeenbacks were sTl9TTi.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT D fifs suscs uaiii 70 M iis FffrHFNYH &FAIi, lsts Or tss TKANrrDEEAtHss DF GOVERNMENT srOKKs Co The foii8usla1s A-.t-=zs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-29
FROM WETzEL COUNTY.
THREE or The OUTLAWS CAPTURED
The People Take the Matter
in Hand.

We learned yesterday that three OF
the outlaws, whose outrages have made
them the terror of Wetzel county, were
arrested on Sunday. aIl *
The citizens of Martinsville and Bur-
ton formed themselves into vigilance
committee, and went out into the hills
to drive these banditti ont. They cap
tured man named Jenkins, and two
others, whose names we were unable to
learn, and have them in Jail at Martins
Vile. al l'H
The Prosecuting Attorney OF Wetzel
county was in this city yesterday with
view of getting George Forbes to 60
to Martinsville to see if he could ident-
ify the men as part of the gang that as
saulted him.
This man Jenkins is the same who,
during the war, fred on the Provost
Marshal's party sent to bring him in
after he had been drafted. He is said
to be desperate and dangerous man.
The people of Wetzel are determined
to bring these fellows to justice and to
put a stop to their high-handed out
RACES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-29

CONSTITUTION BITrERs.-A friend OF
ours who had been complaining of weak
ness and general debility, hardly able
to be around for several weeks, came in
the Office the other,day, with sparkling
eyes and rudy cheeks, perfect picture
Of health. Surprised to see so great
change, we asked him what he bad been
using. He replied: Constitution bit
ters," and added, ~ never before knew
what fine Bittsrs were. / had used
Others, but they only made me feel the
worse, cadsing headache and bad feel
ing in my stomach. The Constitution
are Just the thing, and would advise
all my friends to try them
All who use, approve Of Stewards
Cough Cure,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-29

FIRE.-The alarm of fire about II
o'clock yesterday morning was caused
by the discovery of flames in pile of
boards in the lumber yard corner of
South and Main streets, Centre Wheel
ing. The fire is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary and was ex-
tinguished before any great damage was
done. The Fire Department was on
hand promptly, but there was but little
need of their services.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-29


POLICE CoURT.-There was glorious
company of first class fusileers before
Judge Good yesterday. They were not
of your new recruits. Not they. Vet
Grams, every man of them.
The first specimen was Vincent Sic
bert, the nastiest, dirtiest looking ga
loot we have seen for many day.
Brown g. Higgins should have chance
at him. He would photo magnifcently.
Filling his keg with benzine, he spread
himself all over the stone bridge. He
was arrested. Fined 81 and costs.
Couldn't pay it. Ten days geological
study.
Henry Greer looked deused queer.
His hand from drink was shaking his
uncombed head was aching; his eye was
red and blear, and gemmed with
gummy tear, as if the hummer Greer,
was getting very near that stage when
men have snakes after them. He was
fined 81 and costs. Nary lucre. Cecil
ogy for ten days.
James johnson was up again. There
never was such chap for getting up
again as johnson. He fills himself full
of fusil oil, pulls his SLOUGH hat over his
venerable brow, shout yankee doodle
do" two or three times, then up he goes
again. He told the Judge yesterday
that he was old enough to know better
and to do better, and gave sort of half
promise of reformation. He paid his 81
and costs and wandered off happy.
John Elliott was found near the Gus
tom House so jolly full of fusil oil as
to be almost helpless. He was fined 81
and costs. Paid the bill.
The charge against Thomas McLaugh-
lin for disorderly conduct will be heard
this morning ats o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-29

TRIAL FOR MURDER.-The trial OF
"Maje" Baldwin, charged with killing a
negro fellow convict at Moundsville,
was commenced before the Marshall
County Circuit Court, on yesterday
Messrs. Davenport, j.. Boone Mcclure
and Cranmer are the attorneys for the
defense, and H. Criswell, Prosecuting
Attorney of Marshall county; for the
Stafa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-29


FIRST ARRIVAL OF Doors AND SHOES
FALL AND WINTER STooK.-Haying
given orders soms months previous for
She manufacture of the above goods for
the retail trade, am happy to inform
the community that am now receiving
the first installment, and will be in
daily receipt of others. have made q
special object to order such goods, in
styles and quality, as will give satisfac'
ton to customers, Yeu are invited tc
call and examine, if you want goods
that will give satisfaction, both in quail
ity and prices. +. NJ: PORTER,
1876 Main street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-29

NEW Toll GATE.-At a meeting of the
Board of Public Works, held on Monday
afternoon, it was ordered that on and
after the first day of October, there
shall be established at the third toll
house from the city of Wheeling, on the
Cumberland road, in the neighborhood
of Triadelphis, gate for the collection
of tolls upon said road. The rate of toll
to be fixed hereafter,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-29
FOR SALE.

W - ~ Ffth street, opposite the Cathedral
L erl! Va 10 Fruit House. The lot is 1872 by 81
known T ~ bnildiags cover l02 Oy 50 feet, with
isSI. rpder the whole building, The build,
ee"als az tine most substantial character anG
Inge sle' " and are suitable for Church,
T TS. Assembly Rooms, Dwelling Houses.
.bS many other purposes Call and ekamF 9ecr,
IA so consisting of square oak posts,
tAe ne ~ o1 various len gths. Also, quantity
LginO, nine timbers lOxlO and lo1l2 inches
Of SqOn"N5 20 feet long. Other timbers will
ana -. l,F,r,d. Persons desiring TO view the
A'o Uv viii mad me either at my residence on
P ls,i,' meet OF at the store room OF K >
SaT,lr A Co., daily, from TO 10 o'clock; a; NJ
.Drll.lTv NAStA@hA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-29
TThe newest thing for suits are the
rich Wool Plaids at Rhodes.

"SEEING THE ELEPHANr."-How many
there are who come and go to city
without "seeiug the elephant" Those
who purchase their glasses at Oxtoby
& Duffield's Jewelry Store, 1903 Main
street, generally see all that is going
Large stock of the best and most ser.
viceable spectacles and eye-glasses-
every pair guaranteed not to injurs OIL
pain the eyes. Purchasers can exchange
until suited.