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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-14
Saturday. the 18th day OF
ADril, 1870,

A., tan o'clock. at the front door Of the Court
Eonse Of Ohio county proceed 10 sell ut puohc
anctIon. to the highest and best bidder, the iol'
Iowinv described real estate. situated IN the
aid county. about three miles north oil the city
OF Wheeling and bounded by the ianas o.
Robert ID Woods, heirs OF A. 7. WOODS, a. A.
Jarobs and County Read, with privilege OF
Iwentv foot outlet to the Ohio river, containing
abont thirty acres, more or less, together WIFE
ahont eiphty.i FIVE acres, more or lees, OF coai
underlying and ali acent TO the above mentioned
land described as a six feet vein, and oil snpe'
riOr quality. 1. uu. a.
Said deed o. trust was given 10 secure 10
Nicholas Crawley the punctual payment Vi =
nromissory note for Five thousand Doliars;
beating date the 24th day Of August, ls6s; ana
nayabIe to the order of the said NICHOLAS raw
fer M the Merchants National Bank Of Wheei-
ing one wear after the date thereof, for value
received. with interest from date. fhis sale Is
made 70 pay the principal Of the said note, win
interest thereon from the gath day Oi August
IsGq till paid aud the costs OF this sale;
IERNs OF SAIB-One-fourth cash, ana the re,
naiDder of the purchase money IN three equai
ins,lluents of six, twelve and eighteen months,
the yurchaser giving notes for the deferred IN
stalments bearing interest from date, 10 DC
sscn red by Iced of trust upon the property sofa,
or the title Will be retained until the notes are
paid. o.,,r s,ot,
ttls "a "a vested in me under said deed oil trust
sItbongh IL Ia believed to be uDdou6ted.
J.F UPDEGRAFF,
,o,,-td Trustee.
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Wheeling Island Brick Yard
FOR SALE.

1,UE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
or rent their Brick Yard on Sheehpg
Island The yard has dry houses anu al h mE
wacbIne vith capacity of $4,000 per day, and
the best clay for brick making to be found DIN IN
tbe county, The active partner is unable from
IN heath, TO continue the business. Also Oh
nand and fer sale, a large stock 0I 6TlSk; co
frb15 If II. DIV ECNGh % ~.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR RENT
n on Monroe street, two doors above the
corner OF Fifth and Monroe streets and for.
herly owned by Mr.. Dewey. This house IS NO"
In excellent repair.
InosaIe Ut the Law Office OF
anrIJtf z q. CRACRAFT Monroe street
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vOur friend George Billiard has
opened greenhouse on John street, be-
tween Main and Market, where he has
some beautiful flowers and trees for
co In
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EHydrant water is recovering from
it's recent murkiness. In q few days il
will be clear enough to read through.
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vThe amount of tax collected on
coffee house licenses in the city during
the past year was $t2 $50.
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vTbe police are continuing to enjoy
a delightful rest. Arrests are growing
beautifully less. Look cut for storm
after this calm.
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YYoung ladies should never wear
stays. 1t is heart-rending to see pretty
girl tight.
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FOR RENT.

rINHE OLD DANIEL ZANE HOMESTEAD
on the Island. The house contains nine
raors There Ia between nine and ten acres OF
ground suitable for gareening purposes and a
good orchard.
EO' ROBERT CAMPBELL,
snrIoIv Wheeling Island.
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eIECABRC 3NIEH
NATU r E,

They are Apple-seed like, tasteless
and inodorous. Mild, but effectual.
The CAIABAR GRAINS or SEEDS"
are the great NERVE-ToNIC and
Aperient. They cure Sick.headache,
Constipation. Indigestion, Biliousness,
Irregularities, and general Nerve de-
bility.
Children readily take the new House
hold Remedy.
Sold in membranous pouches, con-
tanning Is or 80 Grains as originally
put up. For sale by Laughlin, Smith
Il Co.
novS
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EThere were seventy arrivals at
this port during the month Of March,
as we learn from Wharfmaster Forsyth's
report to Council.
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Mhselina &esister.
Thursday,--...-..--April l.
LOCAL MATTERS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT For Sale to
the Trade Only.
Wanted Operator.
Cheap Lot for Sale.
Bookings Moth Killer.
For st. Paul-Red Wing.
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FOR RENT.

u,HE STORE ROOM No. MONROE
street. now occupied by Lewis, Little Co
Also, the room No. IL, occupied by j. r
Morris, as q hardware store. Possession given
April lat, 1869. Enquire of ,r,
aec3l w. w. hllLLEh-
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ErA weather prophet predicts twen-
ty-three cloudy and variable days-in
April. We shall see what we shall see.
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For Rent.

A DWELLING HOUSE, NINE ROOMS
"A and bath room. Third Ward, on Fifth
street. Apply at office Of ,rrrrps
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vIf you want good bats or caps,
boots or shoes, 60 to Forgey & Clemens,
corner Main aud Union streets.
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uPlsid Serges for ladies' suits,
French Percales, Piques, Roman scarfs,
Court Kid Gloves, just received by
J.H, Smith, No. 40 Monroe street.
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vIt will pay you to examine the
large stock of fine Furniture jast re-
ceived at Hubbard Bros.
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FOR RENT,

u,HAT SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND,
southwest corner If Market and MONROE
streets, now occupied oy Adams Express 20
Inquire OF ,nrp =. prn
maI3 If hAhShh o. DIV.
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FIce Cream at 40 cents per quart or
$3.50 per gallon at c. A. Swartz's, No. 5,
Main street.
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FMrs. Doctress French will be at
Dsiley's Hotel every day this week nm
til Saturday.
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EThe Municipal Court commences
its regular monthly term on Monday
next.
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wThe greatest variety and latest
Patterns of Oil Cloths at Hubbard Bros.
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FMrs. Doctress French will be at
Dailey's Hotel every day this week I'M
til Saturday.
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D saturday, May 9TH, 1870,

commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ~, at the front door
~ TSe Court House Of Ohio county, the follow.
~, described Real Estate in the city OF W heel
Ing: Lots number aud 8, square No. o. or 60
much thereof as viii be suhciehs 10 S~uSiS
''1 Tsv%s OF SALE:-0ne third Of the purchase
,,onsv and as much AZ the purchaser may elect
~ n' land. balance in two equal instruments at
IN, and two years, respectively with interest
from day of sale; purchaser giving ooh h Win
sO'" THOMASJ CAMPBELL,
sheriff Ohio Co. and Special Commissioned
ETgsLING, w. VA, April 4th, 1870.
III
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pThere are seventy.five coffee
houses in this city
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FOR SALE.
commissioners Sale Of Reai
Estate.

C,n,nis Sale OIL heah
Estate.
v,pr1Tr OF A DECREE OF THE
II ri,rnit Court Of Ohie County, rendered on
~ ,IIb day of April, leo, in a cause in chan
the i ,%.Tsir ar~Ynding in which Samuel A.
T Ger, lar and otherS are compliments ana lsS-
beiia Duhbsr and Others are defendants Wip'
o, Saturday the 7th day Of Nay, 1917
nj the front dooisiG the Court
House Of Ohio County,
a, -. ppbI,c Auction lot number four (4l
Sn 1cnathsn Zaue's addition to the city Of
wheeling. o.s,,L,-, 70 RI. nprchass
- o,sh the residue In tvo equal payments
T' NV ana twelve months, with interest IRON
ol III Of sale the purchaser q wing bonds with
..nno,oyed srrnritv for the deferred payments.
'NP'"' n. RICHARDSON,
at, Commissioner.
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FA large assortment of Window
Shades Just received at Hubbard Bros
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

- Ohio County Circuit Court.
James G. Wbyte Co. c,
rs. III SEAn0eIS'
w,a l. McA:es Trustee, ct al }
Pr virtue of decree of sale in the above en-
,,,Isd cause, will proceed TO sell at public sale
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Rui,ding Lots on wheeling
Island For Sale.

CONVENIENT TO THE BRIDGE AND
| on EASY terms. Enquire sf ARMSTRONG,
HUNTER& CO.. on the island, OF at the once 20
of ARMSTRONG, COEN q w., corner ~, VI
M,rtat and Madison streets. mario-lm
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EThe most stylish boots, shoes and
'<rs In the city oasart.
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wWho!esale Ice Cream Depot, No
5 Main street, c. A. Swartz.
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WANTED.

On SHARES STREET RAILWAY co.
81 Stock. p.
no Shares Merchants National Bank.
% shares Peoples Bank.
no Shares National Bank OF West Virginia.
~ THOMAS OBRIEN,
..nn Real Estate Agent.
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TIndelible lux at tho Excelsior
Stencil Works, opposite Postofice.
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vThis is splendid weather.
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FMIs. French, N. D., will be at
Dailey's Hotel until Saturday only.
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ryMrs. French, NJ. D., will be al
Dailey's Hotel until Saturday only.
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TO THE WORKING CLAbs.-W es
new prepared 20 fsnish al els1ses vfts esn-
slant snploymsnt % bone. he vhose o. ne
'ttne " fof The spare moments. Bnsinsss nes.
light and pssetAbls. Perssns o. steS ~.
prsporflanal snm By devOiinE tbcf sboae nns
70 he busin<ss. Boys and Eris . n nssf1y -
mufh a. rnsn. That al who see this notlos
=. ,n.ke M, naparalle1eh ereri To sreh -
are Dot veil ssjisGsd .e viii cad ~ % ? fT
The trnubs o. wiling iali P.r,ieo sss
VARIABLE sanple. ebieb VII o. ta fssrsS
- -c,s-sus - - lsrs 20 sd lsss h.ssY
Rsssesesrs elbftsse.--el 50. 49, s,.,ss.eis
49,. s;s1 q ses 49, e. zsss.s..
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aprl2 ]
FOR RENT ON THE ISLAND

"A residence, nearly new, containing four
rooms and kitchen, situstea on cernsr of Pine
and second streets. highest ground on the
Island. Fine ga den, with NUT trees, shru nn
berry, &C., &c. Rent cheap. fooSeS'i0N S'-
Immediately. For par ticulars ppp,,,sps
aprIilw ENQUIRE On The PREMISES.
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PRIME NEW CROP

New Orleans Molasses.
400 BARRELS OF THE ABOVE. DI.
4UU RECT from LOUISIANA PLANTATIONS,
now arriving and for sale by
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SEED SEED SEED!

200 s az CHOICE ELMorHY
ss->.---asss "A ssf 49,. 49,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
Is made to mo by William II. Woods ana
sarah p, his wife, bearing date the gath day OF
InSnst lists aud .of record in the Recorders
nfics of Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed
Book. 81, page $40, to which more particular
reference is made, I shall on
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The folio wing were offered
Resslred, That the wharf at Eoff g
landing be repaired, as it is now impos
sible to get up or down.
Referred to Street Commissioner with
power to act.
Resolred, That the committee on Fire
Department be authorized to select a
suitable piece of ground in the Fourth
Ward to build brick building thereon
for the steamer Atlantic engine and re-
port at next meeting of the Council.
Referred to committee on Fire Depart.
ment for report.
Resolred. That the grades Of the streets
on the Island, south OF Zane to Ohio
street be fixed by the City Surveyor.
Adopted.
Resolred, That the Street Commits
sioner be directed to place a double
crossing across Centre street where il
intersects Fourth, and also one across
Fourth street at about the centre of st.
Matthew'S Church. Adopted.
Resolved, That Mts. Beck be permit
ted to place q new crossing on Market
street from the German Bank to List &
Hubbard's drug store, at her own ex-
pense, provided it be done under the
superintendence of the Street Commits
sioner. Adopted.
Resolred, That the Street Commits.
siouer be directed to place curb stone
Ton the north side of Division street, be
tween Market and Chapline streets, and
crossing over Market street on north
sid. of Division street. Adopted.
Resolred, That the Clerk publish 9
notice to the effect that all licenses fol
ordinaries and coffee houses will expire
May LIST, and that ell applications fol
such licenses for the next license year
are expected TO be left at the Clerk
office on or before Tuesday, April Goth
Adopted
Resotred, That when Council sdjournl
it shall be to meet on Tuesday, Apri
26th, TO consider applications for ordi
paries aud coffee houses. Adopted.
Resolred, That the Street Commits
sioner be instructed to advertise TO
PROPOSALS to furnish and set such curl
stone. and furnish and lay such stree
crossings of stone as may be ordered b.
!, the Coupcil during the current year
and that be shall cause all said work {,
be done by the lowest bidder. Adopted
A petition from Louis GAus and sew
, enty.ive other cit!zsns, asking that th
ordinance establishing two grades
COFFEE house lice Dses be repealed AM
that the tax be lowered.
Mr.. English offered the following:
- p-solred. That the petition In relation
r.uu1uaforrRd 90 thu csrn
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SACRAMENTO, sanitary Many
members of the Legislature returned
to the city yesterday, and the greater
number Of the remainder will arrive
this morning, to be present at the
opening OF the session Of the bodies to
which they belong.
Governor Haight came up from San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Nearly 400 passengers arrived In this
city last night from San Francisco, by
the Vallejo route.
The Odd Fellows Temple building,
In course of construction ut Ninth and
X streets, appears to be particularly
unlucky. Another accident happened
there yesterday afternoon, resulting in
the disabling Of two carpenters, named
John Carmichael and r. Ryan. 1t ap-
pears that a number Of men were cn-
gagged In the upper story Of the build
Ing IN putting together trusses for the
root. While they were occupied In
tightening the bolts of two that had
been set up, the braces supporting
them In an upright position gave way,
allowing them to fall over. Carmi-
chael and Ryan were. unable to get out
ofthe way, and caught by the tim
bers the former had several Of his ribs
broken, besides suffering some Internal
injuries. Ryan had his right leg frac-
tured twice between the knee AMI am
kle,
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COUNTY CLERKS 0FrcE.-We have
been furnished with the following his
tory of the transactions In the County
Clerks office since the organization of
the county, April l, 1869: In the Dis
trict Court there have been commenced
even 500 suits-principally attachment
suits. Included in this number, 10
suits for divorce, Of which two wore
commenced by males, and .l3 by fe-
males, all of which have been granted.
Of the 800 suits $50 have gone to judg-
ment, leaving a balance Of 24O to be
disposed of. The marriages exceed
the divorces by II, there having been
80 licenses issued; but quite a number
for whom licenses were issued have
taken the law into their own hands
and separated themselves, saving time
and expense. Letters Of %adminlstra-
tlon have been granted by the Court
on the estates Of 10 deceased persons.
Our Grand Juries have found q true
bills Of Indictment, Is Of which have
been finally disposed of. Fifteen GER
tiicates Of Incorporation have been
fled In the office. This seems quite a
small number, but 1t Is so. One hun
dred and ~sixty-seven mechanics liens
have been fled, covering a large
amount Of the property OF the county.
Inldnd Empire, Jan. lat.
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SUSAN b. ANTHONY must be q pleas
ant and amiable helpmeet. She UNI
dertook to speak in Brooklyn, lately,
but couldn't scratch an idea out Of her
head. At last she turned round and
said: "Mr. Beeeher, 1 can't speak.
The spirit doesn't move me. i can
face a lions den-walk through it
but I can't speak here tonight. Do
get up a fight. Then, perhaps, I can
speak" The New York World makes
the proposition that she wants woman's
suffrage that she may head gang of
roughs on election day, and 60 In,
knock down and drag out the "dead
rabbits"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-04

GRERNBAcYs LOOKING UP.-Green-
backs arc now materially advanced
over former figures. The breaking
down of the gold ring IN New York
was the prime cause of an advance,
and an improved sentiment with the
leading Democrats OF the country COLI
tributed to re-assure foreign bond
holders; so that the currency; by
sympathy, was appreciated. The
action of tho Central Pacific Railroad
Company, in declaring for greenbacks
as an exclusive currency on their cars,
had q very healthy effect In appre-
ciating the currency OH this side of
the country. And we see an advertise
ment from Sam Brannan, In the Call
fornia papers, In which he proposes to
take greenbacks at par for any portion
of a tract Of land which he offers to
settlers. This Is only one Of many
notices of the sort offering, virtually,
an inducement to procure and pay the
paper currency. Such announcements
have the effect to advance greenbacks
to Sd White Pine Msps.
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BUSINESS IN THE EAsr.-There Is
great depression In business circles Of
the East-particularly in New York.
Among the cigar makers much distress
is reported. Some of the heaviest man.
ufacturing firms have discharged at
least 1000 hands within the past three
weeks. Other trades and business are
suffering in like proportion, owing to
the unsettled condition of the gold
market. Wholesale clothing firms
whose employees are numbered by tens
of thousands, have almost entirely
ceased manufacturing goods for future
sales. The same is true Of carpenters,
bricklayers, laborer, coopers and
others. Thousands Of workmen are
being obliged to leave the city in quest
of work In other localities. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-04

ENJOYING ILL-aorTEN GAINs.-The
Grass Valley Union Of the 10th has the
following: Some months ago we
chronicled the fact that a store In
Washington, IN this county, had been
burglariously entered, a safe carried
out of the building and broken open,
and coin, dust and other ~valuables, to
the amount of some $1,000 or 5000,
were carried away. Cinnamon were
suspected as being the robbers, and
vigorous search was made for them,
but without success. A Chinaman of
our acquaintance, who has recently
returned from q visit to the Flowery
Kingdom, says that the robbers arrived
safely In China with their booty, have
built houses, bought wives, and have
settled down into that responsibility
which wealth always gives. They told
all about their exploit, and are proud
Of having despoiled the outside barba-
rians Of their money. There were
three Of the robbers.
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"a srArros,s >

When RiShmond surrendered, and
the hearts Of the people leAped with
Joy, a mass meeting at Washington
was addressed by many prominent
mem and among others BY Nj. STAN
ton. His few earnest words 80 elo-
quent, so expressive Of the great honest
heart that lay under his brusque man.
ner, 90 full Of a lofty fervor, VIM be
read with deep interest to-day, when
the warm heart has ceased to beat, and
the giant brain has ceased to work,
and the unconquerable will no longer
sways the destiny of a nation. The
great patriot, forgetting those who
hate him, stands now before that Great
Judge to whom, In these warm words
he rendered thanks for all that he had
been ableto do for his country - z
Friends and fellow-citlzens: In this
great hour Of triumph, my heart, as
we'll as yours, ispenetrated with grail
tude to Almighty God for His deliver
ance Of this nation. Tremendous and
prolonged cheering.] Our thanks are
due to the President, Ccheers] to the
army and navy, (cheersl to the great
commanders by sea and land, [cheers]
to the gallant officers and men who
have periled their lives upon the bat
tie field and drenched the soil with
their blood. [Great cheers. Hence
forth our commiseration and aid should
be given to the wounded, the MANNED
and the suffering, who bear the marks
of their great sacrifices In this mighty
struggle. Let US humbly offer up our
thanks to Divine Providence for His
care over us, and beseech Him that lie
will guide and govern us In Il duties
hereafter as He has carried us forward
to victory in the past ; that lie will
teach us how to be humble In the midst
oftriumph, how to be just In the hour Of
victory, ind that He will enable us to
secure the foundations Of this Repub-
lie, soaked as they have been In blood,
so that 1t shall live forever and ever.
Enthusiastic cheers.] "Let us not
forget the laboring millions In other
lands who, in this struggle, have given
us their sympathlcs, their aid, anu
their prayers, and, let us bid them re-
joice with us In our great triumph.
Then, having done this, let US trust the
future to God, who will guide us, as
heretofore, according to his own good
will" Loud cheers.