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CURRENT NEWS.

At Dandy, ILL.,. twenty-thrsc miles distance
from Chicago, Tuesday evening, Hannah Wald-
man, a wealthy farmers handsome daughter, Of
sixteen years, was killed by throwing herself
under moving train on the North western Rail-
road. The cause was, her parents refusing to
let her marry young man.
The Kendall County Record says the latter
part of winter is to DO the warmest because the
hogs fatten more in the sheuldera Than in the
hind quarters! What next?
The N. Y Hra1ds Mexican correspondence
gives list Of subsidies alleged to have been paid
by Macmillan to the American press in his be.
half. II includes the Chicago Tribune for So, 600
and the st. Louis Republican for $1,000
In the case of the American Lead Pencil Com.
pary, before Judge Blotchford, at New York, in
bankruptcy, it was proved that it costs only
$3.50 per gross to manufacture the best lead pen.
ellis, which retail at 10 cents each.
Gen. Fitzpatrick, in his letter to Secretary
Seward, to show the profound respect of the
Chilians for this government, says, when the
news of Lincoln's death reached Chilli call
places Of business were closed, and TIE Dsums
were sung in all the cathedrals." As the TIE
Deum is the highest song of praise in the Catho.
lie ritual, and sung only on joyous occasions the
compliment is rather dubious. Gen. K, like
good many people, is probably apt to talk about
things he knows nothing about.
Nine divorces were granted at the last term Of
the Will county circuit court.
The radical politicians in Mendoza are already
in commotion over the county offices to be filled
next fall. They have two or three candidates
for each Of the Offices to be filed
Butter is rather on the decline; grocery keep.
ers are only paying about % cents for good.
Petroleum " Nasty thinks President johnson
is a candidate for the throne of Spain, "because
he put the Bourbon down" Then there are two
Richmcnds in the field, for that would make
Grant candidate, and even Nasty himself
The gross amount of taxes paid by the county
of Stephenson, from all sources and for all pur.
poses, last year, amounted to $27S,419.s6.
The Illinois river ia open to its mouth, and
boats are now running from Peoria to St. Louis
The mildpess Of the present month is almost nm.
paralleled in modern times. .t
The most accommodating railroad in the state
is the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis. We notice
in their advertisement in the Lincoln Stdteaman
this announcement: "Births can be secured On
all night trains, by applying to the conductor"
A patent has been taken out for new process
in cigar making. The leaf tobacco is ground IA
pulp and run of in sheets, ~ paper is made
dsns up and ssld by the quirs or ream-and
then every one can make his own cigars.
The Pacific Mail Company have had suit
brought against them In SAM Francisco for $4,925.
600 - haes due the state for bringing 4, 1924
Cinnamon without paying tax or giving bail
L
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WASHINGTON.
Facts and Run,ors.
RAILROADS.


The senate spent several days in the beginning
of the week discussing the project of an air line
railroad to New York. 1t then took ND the hills
grant additional subsidies to the Atchison
tand other branches Of the Pacific railroad. and
finally on Wednesday defeated one of them-for
the Atchison branch, which foreshadows the fate
OF the rest. In the house the bill to grant more
subsidy to the Denver branch. after warm dc.
bate on Tuesday, was also virtually defeated, by
being recommitted as the committee will not
again be called this session. These votes show
that the present congress at least will grant no
further aid to the Pacific railroad
COL. swITZLER
The house, on Saturday, consummated the
outrage OF denying to Col. Switzer, Of No., his
right to a seat, although the committee on cleo
sions with one exception, reported unanimously
in his favor. Mr.. Cook made an effective argu.
ment in his support, yet Switzler was denied his
scat by 20 majority. 1t is the only case on
record whore the report of the committee was
set aside in like case so unceremoniouslv. Tho
house, however, had the decency to vote Col. S.
his salary of $4,000 slight recompenso for
the outrage.
TENURE OF OFFICE LAW
The senate is in a stew about the house hill
repeating tho tenure of office act. The senate is
evidently unwilling to yield a power which
makes that body greater than the President, and
yet it is hardly ready to snVb Gen. Grant, who
insists tho law shall be repealed. The bill il in
the hands OF the senate committee on retrench-
ment, who have thus far been unable to make
sp their minds to report.
JoHNsoN's APPOINTMENTS.
| A caucus Of radical senator's, ON Tuesday. do.
cided that the senate should confirm no more OF
President Johnson's appointments. This action
IL not complimentary to Mr.. johnson. bat will
relieve him Of deal of bother in the wav Of
importantly from offise.seekers.
FINANCES.
Senator Sherman grumbles at the iadisposition
Of the senate to take up his gold contract BILL
having failed In several attempts to call It rp
On Tuesday Senator MsCrsery opened On the
Ans.os question, his speech being described o.
- running AID sharp commentary on the sev.
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CONQUEST or CASADA.---The telegraph DIES.
patches the her day said Grant was growing
beicosc towards England on the Alabama
question, which may probably be accounted
Tor by the warlike letter which has Just been
written to Gen. Grant by Joe Me,lill, of the
Chicago Tribune. Joe urges Grant to seize
Canada forthwith, and then settle all accounts
with England by the payment of st0O, 900, 900.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho Eastern Question.

The Paris conference has not yet been formal
ly dissolved. 1t sent Count Walewski 10 Athen.
to submit its protocol to the Greek government,
and to give the latter five days to prepare its an
swer, the conference to disslve when that is re-
ceived 1t is believed Greece will signify its as
sent to the conclusion Of the conference, but ac-
company its signature with reservations that can
only pro.ract the difficulty with Turkey
Meantime the Viceroy of Egypt has Offered the
sultan $4,000 men and fee. in the event of
war with Greece.
Att public banquet in Paris on the evening of
the 9th, Gen. Dix made speech, in which he
delared that the cause of the Greeks was iden-
tical with the cause of liberty throughout the
world, and he assured the people of Greece that
they had the sympathy of America.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-30

The radicals of the Indiana legislature, after
nominating It. Governor Cumback in caucus
for U. s. Senator, went back on him, and
elected the Hon. Daniel d. Pratt. Cumback.
it seems, had bargalned last summer with Gov
Baker for the office-a bargain which the vir
tuous legislature were not disposed to ratify.
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The INpiAEs--Gen Sheridan reports that
he has wound up the Indian war for the win
ter, nearly all the tribes having agreed to 60
on the reservations set apart for them; and
that the main body Of the troops are now 70
be concentrated at Icavenvortl for distribu-
ton to other points. hos
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100000 bushels Of Iowa wheat have been
shipped within the last few weeks from Dun
leith to Cairo by the Illinois Central r. r., to
be shipped from Cairo via New Orleans to
Liverpool. ...t
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1.-THE Gold Hunters In Europe; or the Dead
Alive" BY William II. Thomas Price $3.50.
For sale BY OsMAN & HAPIMAN.
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The cable dispatches from France during the
week have been almost wholly occupied with
Mr.. Burlingame and the Chinese Mission, who
had a very pleasant interview with the Emperor
and Empress. In the course Of the conversa-
ton, the Emperor expressed his astonishment at
finding an American acting an ambassador of
China, to which Mr.. Burlingame replied in a
happy manner, and long conversation ensued
between the Emperor and the chief ambassador
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SPAIN.

The governor of Burgss was assassinated on
the Goth, causing the most intense excitement in
that quarter. He was firm supporter of the
provisional government, and at the time of his
the libraries, archives and works of art possessed
by the churches in his city. The dean and chap
ter of the cathedral of Burgas have been arrested
and imprisoned. 1t was rumored that Seville
and Cadiz had pronounced" in favor of the duke
of Montpensier for King of Spain.
1t is officially announced by the provisional
government that, believeing that it truthfuly
interprets the feeling of the nation, it cannot
cept any proposition for the cession to the Unit
ed States of the island of Cuba.
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Disturbances and outrages all over the island
continue, though it cannot be said that the in
surrection has made any Roadway. -Latterly the
city of Havana has been the scene of repeated
outrages committed by volunteers enlisted BY
tbs Governor General. A number of innocent
killed, among them Samuel Copener, well
known photographer from the U. g.
The American schooner Arrietta, formerly a,
Key West wrscker, was taken to Havana on the
Goth - prize by the Spanish gunboat Delta, on
suspicion Of carrying supplies to the rebels
When discovered, she pretended to be engaged
in wrecking ship lost on the Colorado reefs
The Arrietta cleared from Key West on tho 9th,
cor Liscnl str,s
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The journalists of Berlin, on the 22d, held
meeting and adopted an address to Gen. Grant,
president elect of the United Statos, asking him
to propose TO congress the passage OF bill estab-
fishing an international copyright law between
the United States and Germany.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-03
TRUSTEES SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by Ephraim Banning dated
October 3Ist, 1865, and of record in Book No. 10
page lO4, in the Recorders Office for Marshall
county. West Virginia, l will sell at public auc
tiop, at the front door of Marshall county Court
House on WEDNESDAY, THE 80 DAY OF MARCH
1869. an improved farm of 1915 acres Of land
within less than two miles of Bolton station
adjoining lands of p. NJ. Burley and Others, and
the same land conveyed TO said Banning by
Thomas Butler and wife by deed dated October
9sth, 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.
TERNs-S5OO in hand and the balance in one
two and three years with interest; said pay
ments to be we'll secured and title retained.
Selling as trustee, l will convey only such
feet. w. V. HUGE
feb2 oaw4t Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-03

AMERICAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Although one of the youngest, this is
one of the most successful Associations
in the city. 1t has careful and judi
cious Board of Directors, who have
managed its affairs with considerable
skill. We believe it is considered one
of the best Associations in the city to
hold stock inland recognizing that fact
we now mention another of censidera-
BILE interest and not generally known,
viz: the directors now have in their
hands few shares of stock which they
are authorized to sell on terms exceed
ingly liberal. This offers one of the
best opportunities of advantageous in
vestment of small means of anything
we know of. The Secretary will give all
needful information on the subject.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-03

ATTENTION, MAsQUERADERS - All
who have made up their minds to at
tend the Turner's grand masquerade
ball, should repair at once to the Old
Home Hotel and select rich, gorgeous,
fancy or comic costume, according to
your taste, from the excellent variety
that Mrs. Eliza Boettner has on hand.
Read her advertisement, in another col
umn.
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.oo S.IE OR RENT.

MY GROCERY sIok lsr AMD q or ss1ss
w AOV tnoyyn as the stone House Grocery.
n TalM 70 IN health and to other engagements,
O" liable TO give proper attention to the bust
nss Therefore have determined to sell ont my
stoTe and to sell or rent the property. Their,
are nine rooms, tive cellars, large porch ant
store room in the house, with yard and large
stobIe attached The house is so arranged tina
il can be rented TO one OF more families. There
is now on hand moderate stock of goods
which will sell on accommodating terms. TIL,
stand il one of the best for business about
Wheeling, being at the terminus of the STREE
railroad and so situated as TO command the
trade Of those employed in the Wheeling lrot
and Nail Works.
febll-lm ANDREW THALLMaN.
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A NEW SToCK.-We are receiving a
new and superior stock of Ladies',
Misses and Children's extra high cut
Polish Balmoral and Button Caters, OF
the best Philadelphia make and mate
rial, and which we will sell cheaper
than any other shoe house in the city.
BLOND & BACHMAN,
No. l07 Main street.
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EXCELLENT "rIMERs."-Every watch
or clock sold by Oxtoby & Duffieldi
Jewellers, 103 Main street, is guaranteed
as "timer." Fall stock of gold and
silver watches, American and Swiss;
clocks of every stvle; jewelry in endless
variety, solid silver and plated ware;
gold, silver and steel framed spectacles,
gold pens and pencils, and fancy goods
generally. See advertisement, and call
at "103," opposite Merchants Bank.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-03

B-The trustees of any of the town
or country schools in West Virginia de-
string the services of practical and
experienced teacher during the coming
summer, will please address W. H. Ham,
mond, Holidays Cove, West Virginia,
stating length of term, highest salary
they will pay, &c. References given il
required.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-03

1Why pay high prices for foreign
wines and brandies that are probably
adulterated, when you can obtain Per
kins, Stern 81 Co.'s Pure California
Wines and Brandies, for medicinal pur.
poses, at Z. Bookings and Booking &
Milleps,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-03

NEW FRoNT.-We observe that Messrs.
Stone & Thomas, the Golden Bee Hive"
dry goods merchants, are making the
necessary arrangements to have new
front placed in their old and well-known
store room, on Main street.
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Washington Hall was we'll filled
last evening to witness the performance
of Miss Maggie Mitchell's prize play Of
Fanchon." The audience was vel
pleased, and gave vent to their feelings
by sending up round after round OF ap'
plause and admiration. We are happy
to note the fact that the company have
become established favorites of the
large and appreciatiye audiences they
draw, and we hope that it will continue
to be so, for they are well worthy of it
This evening they set forth another one
of their sensational plays, which EN-
braces every member of the company
We would call the attention of oul
readers to the fact that the eminent
and artistic actress, Miss Annie Seton
takes benefit on Friday evening next
when bill of huge attraction will b
produced.
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Sale of Real Estate in WetZel
County.
James G.. West,
s. II. Nesbit.


10.
s. II. Nesbit. !
PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE In I'm
cult Court Of WetIel county, rendered AZ tne
November term ls6s in the above I:aineu csuse;
will sell at public auction at the front ,S SoT Is Oh
the Court House for Wetzei county On .no IN
day of March, 1869 (being the second day Oh tne
next term of the Circnit Court Of said county,
a tract of eighty acres Of land, situated on inc
waters of Fishing Greek, in said county, to pay
the sum of $500 with interest from the 2Oth day
of February, 1855, and the costs OF said SUIT II
AMOUNT 10 nav the same. then l will sell at the
same time aud place a tract of one hundred and
twelve acres Situated on the waters of said creek
in said county, in order TO pay any balance OF
said debt and costs.
TsRxs OF SALE:-One half the purchase money
in hand; the balance in twelve months from day
of sale, the purchaser giving bond with good
securityior the same, bearing interest IRON date.
For a more particular description OF said lands
reference Is made 10 the papers of the cause
J. ii STEPHENSON,
hahIoosv4U Commissioner.
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Sale of Real Estate i'm WetZel
County.
James G. West, !
pg.
!. NJ. r. White. a.


Cg.
INF. White.
PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE CIR
cult Court of Wetzel county, rendered at
the November term. lS69, in tho above named
cause will sell at public auction, at the front
door Of the Court House for Wetzel county, on
tbe 10th day of March, 1869, (being the second
day of the next term of the Circuit Court of said
COUNTY, a tract of eighteen hundred acres Of land
situated on the waters of Fishing Creek, in said
county and described in deed from said West
t. defendant, dated April Goth, 1867, and filed
with the papers of the cause, In order TO
the payment Of the sum of s2l25, due January,
1868 with interest from the Goth day of April,
ls67, and the costs Of suit and sale.
THRHs OF S,LE:-0neIourth of the purchase
money to be paid in hand and the residue in
si1 twelve and eighteen months from day Of
sale. the purchaser giving bonds with good Sc
eurity for the same bearing interest from date:
For further information in regard to said
lands reference is had TO the papers OF the cause
fled In the Clerks office of said county.
]. NJ. s ,EPHENS0N,
feblq oav4w Commissioner.
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ArriyaIs-NIarch I'd.

j. NJ Heron, New York; Albert Darling, do
Eugene Babeuf, Boston, A. NJ. Cutter New
York; Enos +. Jones, do; j. W. Chambers
Washington, Pa; j. d. Baxter, Philadelphia
Pa: J. 5. Jordon, city; Miss Emma Jordon, do
b. J. Smith Hancock county, w. Va; James A.
Fee Baltimore; Geo. w. Bier, Moundsville, w
Va; George Davenport City; c. BellOpp, Bal
timore, Md; r. C. Rellopp, DO w. K. Allison
Steubenville, Ohio; II. w. Nicholas, New York
w. A. Wood and wife, New York; VIM. Eccles
ton, do; j. NJ. Porter, Hancock county, w. Va
ID. NJ. Everstine, Cumberland, Nd; Emery Alt
man, POmeroy, Ohio.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

THE STORE ROOM No. MONROE
street, now occupied by Lewis, Little & Co.
Also, the room No IL, occupied by j. r.
Morris as a hardware store. Possession given
April lst, 1869. Enquire of
5ac3I W. W. MILLER
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HALF-MAsT.-All the steamboats, at
the wharf yesterday had their flags
floating at hslf.mast, as a token of re,
spect to the late VIM. G. Battelle.
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CONFERENCE.-THE annual meeting
of the NJ. E. Conference of West Vir-
GINA will commence Thursday week,
18th inst, at Clarksburg.
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wLadies Lasting Balmorals just re.
ceived fer spring wear at F. M. Pertsr's,
No. 135.
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wonly "a 90 for the best Buffalo
make of Mems Kip Boots, at Blond &
Bachman's, No. 107 Main street.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

,,yo rrSr DWELLING HOUSES ON
TWO FINE one n" on Kim and the other on
the tslanoTpbT ey are both in frstrste order
second ses Ss Of ground to each house, which is
well set with irui% 7. IRWIN.
fakE
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wDon't forget that Blond Il Bach
man are receiving splendid assortment
of Ladies' Shoes, which are to be sold
very low.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BThe Sprigg House is being rapid
~ furnished, and will soon be ready for
the reception of guests.
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wGo to Brown & Higgins Gallery,
and examine their fine selection OF
chronos, tonight.
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vThe place we advise you to pur'
chase your Ladies' Shoes, is at F. NJ.
Porter's, No. 135.
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Stop AND THINK MoMENT.-The
desideratum of low prices has been
reached, and by going to Sheib's Music
Store you will be convinced of the fact.
Look at this Cash Price List:
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EFF. NJ. Porter, No. 135, is closing
out his stock of Boots and Shoes to
make room for his spring stock.
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BIf you want to be suited in shoes,
go to Blond & Bachman's, where you
will find everything in the shoe line.
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FOR RENT.

rI,HR SECOND FLOOR OF OUR STORE
Room. The floor is l2s feet long by 20 feet
wide Has fine light. Possession given lmme-
diately A. W. PAUL. & Co.,
IO6 Main street, Merchants Block.
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HOTELS.
SWAMI HOUSE,
EVERETT HOUSE.
S,h aide of Unien Purk, N. "

THIS HOUSE is KEPT ON THE Ell
/ ropean plan; it is within three minutes
ride (by horse sars) OF the New Haven
Railroad Depot convenient to all the princip
places of amusement, and tor summer travelle
will he found the coolest Hotel in the
Every room il provided with running water.
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gAuction this afternoon and even
ing at Partridge's Gallery.
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Sale of the Real Estate OF
Lydia S. Cruger, decd.
The Most Valuable Property
in the County.
WlllldlQ NC MeCuou anu OluVl
tS.
TosaDh skinner and others.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE or THE
Circuit Court of Ohio county, rendered at
the December term 1863, in the above named
cause, we, the undersigned, Commissioners, will
sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
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rRAuction this afternoon and even
ing at Partridge's Gallery.
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ILLUSTRATION.

Glass "A" has 5000 male members. A nan dice.
The Association pays over within forty days
5000 10 the widow or heirs, and tho remaining
members forward within thirty days one dollar
and ten cents each 20 the Association 10 REIN.
burse IT, Failing 20 send this sum they forfeit
20 the Association all moneys paid, aud the As
ISOLATION supplies q new member 70 all the place
of the retiring ono.
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REMOVED.

r HAVE MOVED NY OFFICE. STOCK
i Of Grain &c, from the Malt House In Centrs
Wheeling TO 50 and = Market street, over Hub
card Bro. 4 Co.'S Auetisn Rooms near corner
Of Quincy street. -. II Z
feb5ln JOHN TEECE
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EGO to F. NJ. Porter to secure bar
gains, No. 135 Main street.
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wAuction this afternoon and even
ing at Partridge's Gallery.