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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-14

DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
II RAILROAD IIEE-F0R BALTIaQRE7
THE NORTH, AND NQRTHWEST-CHAHGE
OFSCHSDULE-DAILY( EXCEPT SUEDAYSl.
ON and after TUESDAY, 9Th or June, passengers
FOR Baltimore and all points North and North.
vest will take the passenger train from the depot
Of the Richmond and Cork RIVER Esir9ad a.
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain L. c. FREEMAN,
or KENEEBEC, Captain j. FL. FREEMAN,-botb
boats having been put III irst-rate order-reachinG
Baltimore tic following morning In time to con.
meet with the trains for Philadelphia, New Yorb,
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
q Light-Street wharves, foot Of Barry street daily
Except Sundays) at O'Clock T: NJ, passengers
arriving In Richmond at 1915 ?. M the following
day IN time to connect with the express tcalp
on the Richmond aad Danville railroad for Dan.
Vile and all points on that road Greensbor2,
Salisbury, Charlotte, &C, N, c.; Columbia, b O.,
and all points South
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except surdsys) o. !
O'Clock P. NJ: leaves West Point daily texcept
"0A0~''' THOMAS DODAMEAp
tss Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-14

THEsAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail.
W R0AD.-.On and after WEDNESDAY, I'd Of
EehrunrV. 1870. the pASSENGER RIP A INH VIII

W lR0AD.-On and after "WEDNESDAY, ID OF
February, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS win
run as follows-vtz.
MAIL TRAIN win run daily between Richmond
Vile and stsuntonj Ieaye Richmond At sag 4. Il.
and arrive at Stanton at d1o p. M; leave Staun-
tom Of ego A. M. and arrive Mt Richmond ut sAgP.
M.--maktng close connections a. Gordonsvtlle and
Charlottesville With tho Orange, Aexandr1a and
Manassas railroad mail trains FOR klexandrta
Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
etc.; also for Lyncnbufg, Knoxville Chat4A-
noogs, Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery, Mo.
M Nail IL TRAIN WIN run .rt-weekiy between
Stanton and White Sulphur SPRING. On TUES
staunton at 4ao P. II. and arrive at White sulphnr
at 10 :os p. NJ; leaye White Sulphur at a7o a. N.
and arrive at Stanton at o A. NJ. And going west
will connect with stages as follows-yiz,, at Go
shen with stages for Lextngtons Natural Brfdse,
and ckbridae Baths % mflhoro' With staRe6
for Bath Alum and Warm Springs; and at White
Sulphur with stages for Lewis6nrg, Charleston,
STAGES win also leare Stanton on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY M0RGING&
for Lexington and Natural Bridge.
Richmond and w ashington nightly without change
OF cars. Leave Richmond st 800 P. Al. and AZ.
rive at Washington at rs A. NJ. Leave WASH
iugton at 6:35 P. III. and arrive at Richmond at
$50 A. 81. Making all through connections at Rich.
mond and Washington. -..
SLEEPING CARS win be attached TO this train.
and VIII be run through between Richmond and
Baltimore without change. = - s., -
THROUGH TICKETS issued 70 all points
'' !" ~ JAMES =. NETHERLAND
fe2 General Ticket Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-14

COLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.-The re.
y markab.e value of this GUANO is NOW so wei
known and appreciated that u scarcely neeos
FARTHER commen dation from rs. We Will only say
that the quality OF tbe Guano now In market is
rem hetter than that heretofore sold by rs Tor the
company. .
Will receive prompt end careful attention.
Our Guano Circular, containing eEtihcates ana
farther information, mailed to oil applicants;
ALLISON d ADDISON,
ap5 A gents for the Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-14

T1AC1FICfI5UAECs hRye good
snmniv az ff,fs CsU AN0 on hand, and a,e pre-
i,arnTi N nh orders, LIBERAL TERMS TO TIE
.TRADE. $3.50 Zap 14l .--A.-Y. sLOkEs q CO..
xXTHANN,S RAW-BONE SUPER.
w PH1 rsPHATE. no rim the twelfth year OF ies
the very best NE are acquainted with. IL is made
law law BONE, GUANo, sULPHURIo ACID,
POTASH, AND SODA,
all subjected to chemical analysis before peDg
purchascd and dissolved by the most approYeo
chemical processes. 1t Is warranted iree Lro,n
afiultcration and the standard of quality Is guar
antead. ALLISON d ADDISON.
General Agents for the Manufacturers,
Circulars containing fnll Information mailed to
III mn 6p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-04
GENERAL NEWS.

New York is building new and improved
bathing houses.
Partisan handles sport whistles in their
canes, to call hackmen.
The colored voters of Maryland are esti-
mated at $4,000.
Richmond is making preparations for a
great tobacco fair to be held next year.
In the Cincinnati market this notice is exhib-
tied: 'No whistling near the the sausage
stalls"
Spain continues in state of dispute
Outbreaks are reported in different parts of
the country.
The House has passedth Senate bill fixing
the junction of the Union Pacific and Central
Pacific Railroads at Ogden.
Railroads are the only true aristocrats.
They teach men to know their own stations
and to stop there.
Last year the territory of Montana yielded
over $l7, 100000 in gold and silver. This
year the estimate is $50 100000.
The religious papers report that ''kid glove
and patent leather missionaries" do but little
real good among the poor.
Many a mean man grumbles because it
costs as much per day for ice for his whole
family as he pays for single drink for himself.
A mild cartman in Philadelphia keeps little
children off his wagon by splitting tailboards
over their heads.
A Hoboken German having had controver-
sy with his mother-in-law applied to coroner
to have his ante-mortem statement taken, last
week
Daniel Maclise, prominent American
artist, died in London last week. He was a
native of Ireland and fifty-nine years of age
An old lady asked, "If woman vote won't
they have to train2" Not going to balls her
self, she is not aware to what extent they
train already.
Richmond is filled with funereal gloom
Many of the injured have died, many ar G
dying, and business is still suspended.
There is good sense in this ''new motto for
merchants :"
Late to bed and early to rise,
Never get highland ADVERTISE"
The New York papers say the Spring suits
for ladies there are ornamented with every
thing from Jacobs ladder to pen wiper in
silk"
The Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
rendered decision in the contested Mayoralty
case Of Cahoon VS.. Ellyson in favor of the
latter. 7s a .a.t
Kerosene oil has been tried in Texas to kill
bugs on plants. 1t was cfectual-indeed,
rather too effectual-for it killed the plants as
wen as the bugs.
The New York city expressmen have OBJ
tanned remission of the three per cent tax
on their gross receipts.
At the lake ports the stock of wheat is now
about $500, 900 bushels above that held at the
opening of navigation last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-04

The Bath Times says the old schooner Mary
Jane now under going repairs at Rogers
wharf in Bath is quite relic of the past. 1t
is said that she has carried as much hay in her
life time from tho Kennebec as the whole
State raises in a single year. She is some
twenty years old and her hull is in good con-
dition yet. Her upper works are being trans
formed which will give an appearance of a
new vessel and make her as staunch as ever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-04
For the Journal.


We have just received letter from New
York, announcing the death of William G..
Nickel, Esq, in Naples, Italy. a gentleman
considerably known in Augusta, and very gen.
orally known in New York, where he belong
ed; he has been an intimate friend in our
family recently for months at time. We
are not in favor in eulogizing the dead as a
general thing, but in this case cannot forbear
saying few words. Mr.. Nickel was a ma
tive of Boston, Mass, but for twenty-five
years or more, has kept large carpet ware
house in New York, until recently when he
married Mrs. Jennie Beals, widow of the late
Horace Beals who formerly owned the Togus
Springs Hotel, now United States Asylum for
soldiers. Mr.. Nj was a graduate of
Brown University and for sometime after
ward Tutor in that institution; he was a
man of very large heart, kind and generous
to fault as some, if not many of the citizens
of Augusta can testify.
He left New York, accompanied by his wife,
in a steam ship for Europe, May 18th, 1868,
and arrived in London at the Langham hotel
on the 9th, when he wrote us an interesting
letter; we heard from him again last fall by a
letter from his wife; they were then at Baden
Baden, Germany; they had travelled extern
sively over Europe, not excepting to cross
Mount st. Bernard where they came nearper-
;sh:ms; they we're to leave Paris this presca:
month, but how unscrutable are the ways of
Providence. His remains will probably be
brought to this country for interment.
AN OLD CITIZEN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-04
AMENITIES OF THE NEW YORK
BAR,

The trial of Mcfarland is not only af-
fording view of New York morals and
manners in social life, but it is illustrating
in an emphatic degree the amenities which
prevail at the New. York Bar. We had
Mr.. Spencer in his opening remarks de-
nouncing Mrs Calhoun ms a plotter, con-
spirator, panderer and procuress, and
afterwards when called to account for his
language, stating that he had not the
shadow of aldoubt of the personal purity
of character of the woman whom he had
thus foully slandered, but excusing HIM
self by the plea that his duty to his client
demanded the course he took, and that it
was taken with the, full appreciation of his
colleagues. This was an exemplification
of the ethics Of the New i ork Bar, which
did not appear however to be generally
endorsed outside of that body, for upon
the facts being publicly known Mr.. Spen-
Ger found hagreeable 10 withdraw from
the case. Few could see the justice or
necessity of thus traducing an innocent
woman. whose greatest fault was gush-
ing use of her pen in a private letter to a
friend, whatever they might think Of Nc
Farland. Character is as dear as life.
Morally hanging the innocent Mrs. Cal
houn to save the guilty Mcfarland would
be ageareasm upon New York justice
whichev ven New Y ork outside of the Bar
would not tolerate. -H
But the latest phenomenon in this re-
markable trial, ,eclipsing everything else
in the wonder excited, is the pugilistic
profane,, irreyerent, irascible and rowdy-
ish exhibition, of the. counsel for the pris-
oner.Mr. Graham Had we read OF sucl
performance in some new territory, in
some batkwoods court, where Judge
Lynch sat upon the bench and the lawyers
were extemporised from the bully and
blackfeg fraternities, and where flying ink
stands, rulers, and bowie knives were oc'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-04

Secretary Boutwell, has appointed Joseph
p. Thomas Deputy Collector and Inspector OF
Customs at Sedgwick, in the district of Cas-
tine. Charles o. Mute has been appointed
postmaster at East Parsonstield, vice Benz.
+. Pray, resigned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-04

few evenings since the family of Mr..
Charles Rolfe, Jr., consisting Of himself,
wife and one child, residing in Portland, mar
rowly escaped suffocation by gas from coal
stove. .1f aall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-04

We regret to learn that Dea. Isaac Snow,
an old and highly respected citizen of Hallow-
ell was stricken down by paralysis on Sun
day. .,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-04

Nathaniel c. Reed, Esq, of Phipsburg, has
been clerk of that town since 1888, With the
exception of one year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-19
Trustees Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made on the JOth day of January, lNOO,
- Enn.rt Il. Wood 10 -. Brady, Trustee,
mi recorded in the Recorders Office OF
u4.o county. West Virginia, in Deed Book
-. a. PAGE -, | will sell at public sale, al
.... mont door OF Tie Court House, on SAT
rRpAI, OCTOBER ~, 1870, II acres OF land,
..ltt,I about three miles north OF the
..r... on thu. east side of the new turnpike
r.,f now being constructed from Wheel
.uLtuGIruu's run. said Deed of Trust was
...,g los said H. Il. Woods on 40 acres Ol
.aI. being the northern part OF the nome
f,-.l OF A. l.. Woods, deceased, and joining
.,...!> with the estate of David Garden, de
ceased. on the east side of the Ohio river, 10
,.urt. the Merchants National Bank OF
N,>t Virginia the payment OF SlOJO III SIX
months nom date and The payment oil any
gJ.r or notes that may be gwen IN reheWai
in u1.t payment OF the same; s-VUO hdNluS
f-..u uaii on said note and Is l-lu acres oi
~,I tract which was sold To jacob llShJ
BIN, released, sale Will he made oil the res
..lr n acres OF the tract, default being
made IN the payment of note for S-NtO, que
August I'd, 1870, with two months interest
aul costs, which represents the balance Oh
ruyipll and interest due OF the alO.tS;ul
..,,r oil SiJyl. said Il acres Will DE divided
Into smaller tracts. Plat of the same can
p. seen at the Recorders ONCE oil ONO
county. West Va.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thirdc cash balance
10 six and twelve months, with interest.
-1lr 10 commence II o'clock a. NJ.
;. BRADY,
.g.-p Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-19
Trust Sale.

NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed TO me by Samuel u. koDinsoli
and Mary \. his wife, and George W hoO-
.a>Dn and Ellen his vile, bearing date on
The n.h dIy oil June, 1860, ana now on r"coIu
90 the Recorders office OF OHIO county, III
I-.d Book ~, pages 352-3,S, will on
thursday. the Goth day of October,
Next,
AiIro'clock \. VI. of that day, at the front
Tor oil the Court House OF Ohio county,
sell 10 the highest and best bidder the Ioi-
owing property, To wit:
Al 0i Ihat certain piece or parcel
~ ground lying and being IN that part
~. 'Hr city OF Wheeling, ONO county
Ees. Virginia, known as North WheennS,
'u- same being the Western DIVISION OF the
~luarr bounded by Wood, Main, Mcclure
auu west streets, and embracing Five LOtS
.I ali, winch are numbered tOrty-nVe, fOltE-
*, iprly-Sevcu, forty-eiSht ana iorty-hlile,
o., Il, l., Is and 49, upon which are sltutteu
waHt are known as the Robinson GLASS
Works.
Al>oall that piece or parcel Ofland, known
- Lots th,rty-fOur and thirty-nNe NOi anu
-, IN that part of the city OF w hecilnS
which formerly belonged To Jonathan Hthe,
and was laid oil into lots by David ShrlNSr
nd others, and conveyed TO ;. q. q U.
Robinson by Margaret III. Wallace ana
others nv deed dated February ~, 1870, ana
~ record in Ohio county.
TERMS or SALE-Oue-fOurth OF the pUt-
'h,>r money in hand, and the balance III
SIX, twelve and eighteen months, the pun
chaser giving notes and approved secuIltS
for the deferred payments, and the utlt
retained until the said payments are made
aad q decd of trust executed on the same.
selling aS Trustee, | will convey only SucL
tile a. is vested in me by said deco d
trust but ii il believed 10 be und0uOted.
J.F UPDEGRAFF,
.vpls Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-19
Trustees Sale.

,.y WRITE OF \ DEED OF TRUST,
..DiaauI executed TO me rs Trustee, by
II EnihacKrr and Johanna MS VIE, by
- I,r,I tnc 9TH day OF April, in the year
NV, ,YI now on record in the Recorders
~. of ONO county, state OF West VIZ
~, in Deed Book No. 81, pages -DU ana
$50 -, >g,.uTe the payment OF TWO certain
-.,Ii,.,ry uo,eS, Tor the sum of twenty
~. hundred dollars, payable to W. IL.
-'E,,Tlb~,t or order, bOIn bearing date
y4rsl 18th. 1901, the amounts ana tlme OF
.r.u' of the S.tme being as follows :
aIr .Jr one thousand dollars, p|yaOIc
~, months after date, with Interest
.,',., I1,r. one for one thousand one hun
III Jnl.urS, payable eighteen months after
g., v,..h interest from date, and signed by
,.liI +. l. ROIhackrr 10 VIII. Schambra,
l...I. on Saturday, the I'd day OF October,
,,-I nru,,trd 10 sell AT pubic auction To the
i,..,t,; and best bidder, at the front door Of
...-. tpUrt House OF said county, cOmInenc-
.I, Al tU o'clock y. NJ, the following de
..',I,gI property, that il To say: \ certain
- ar nlICyl OF ground, situated Oh the
- sid. of Marker street, above Jefferson
.,r,rl, In that pat oi the city OF wheeling
..rmruly called North Wheeling, anu
,rrup.r,i on the plat OF said city as Lot
4. Is. sud lot having a front on Market
.,-...r of - feet, and running back and Dor
.t..r,tt,r On the west side OF Fourth street, II
.,..rr line same property that was conveyed
q, sid r. J. KothucKer and wife by w. W.
Morrow and others by deed dated and
recorded IN the Recorders office of said
,,Dury. in Deed Book No. ~, page ij1, or so
r1urn thereof as will be sufficient To- pay
,ga principals OF said notes above described,
,rra,nrr with the legal interest thereon,
nom the SAID 18th day of March, 1862, until
pud principal and interest calculated 10
'.v Of sale, amounting 10 S2,:Nl -.
Terms OF SALE will be ouc-half of the
rgrrn.>e money cash in hand and the re-
l1lIndcr in two equal inStalmentS, payable
m >lXHuI twelve months rom day OF sale,
with interest thereon from said day, said
a..rrIcd payments being secured by the
.ryrrut>tT giving his bond Tor the same,
Win good personal security, and by the u
,r- b.us retained until the same are PAID.
S..lirs ~ trustee, | VIII convey such title
IL, = vested in NE by said deed of trust, al
,.pu.n IL - believed to be undOubted.
DANIEL SCHANBRA,
..r. Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.
CrNcINNATI, October


COTTON-Middling at l4ic.
|. FLOUR-Unchanged; family at s. 81
@5 rs.
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged; red at
81 l0@l l3. Corn scarce and firm;
new at 42c; old at SOC. Rye dull and
prices have declined &c at 7S@SOc.
Oats unchanged at 33@45c Barley
unchanged; winter at 81 l0@l Is.
GROCERIES Coffee in fair de-
mand but lower Rio at l73@2l2c.
Sugar, demand fair and firm, Molas-
ses firm.
RICE-Demand fair new crop at
l0@l0lc.
OILS-Unchanged.
EGGS-Firm at 23@24c.
BUTTER-In fair demand at BAG
Csc.
CHEESE-Demand fair and prices
advanced &c; factory at l42@l5lc.
SEEDS-Clover seed dull at 50 so.
PROVISIONS-Pork, demand fair
and prices advanced; sales at $40 %.
Lard quiet and unchanged. Bacon un-
changed; shoulders at l34c; sides at III
@lS8c.
HOGS-Dull and prices dropping at
7t@73c. Three houses killed 1000 to-
day. Weather cool. Green meats
saleable at S!@ll4c. cuared at l24c;
shoulders, sides and hams held higher.
WHISKY-Dull; sales at SOC for
cash and SIC on short time
GOLD-ll24.
EXCHANGE-At par.
MONEY-Easy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-19
Cleveland & Pittsburgh &. &.

"-[ ON AND AFTER NO
~ sissts..,zsz,s vember Is, IsJs, Trains viii
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-19
n,scuss;ous i'm the 10th District

Hon. HENRY G. DAVIS and Hon. W.
II. II. FLICK, candidates for State Sen
ate will speak at the following times
and places:
PIEDMONT, Mineral county, Octo,
Der 10, at = o'clock.
NEW CREEK, Mineral county, Octo'
Der 20, at = o'clock.
FRANKFORT, Mineral county, De-
tober 81, at 2 o'clock.
HEADSVILLE, Mineral county, DC
tober -, at 10 o'clock.
ROCKVILLE, Mineral county, Oc
toher 30. at y o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-19
Robbed.

On Saturday evening last one armed
man, a stranger, representing that he
had been a railroad man on one of the
Western railroads and that he had lost
his arm by an accident on said railroad,
stopped at the New Creek Hotel, in this
place, and forming the acquaintance of
Mr.. w. E. Wood an Industrious hard
working man, boarding at the hotel,
learned that he was the possessor of a
considerable sum Of money. After Mr..
Wood had retired for the night, not
using the precaution he should have,
the one armed man entered that gentle
mans room and distracted from his
pantaloons a pocket book containing
500. The thief has thus far escaped
detection.-Ne,c Creek Gazette.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-19
Ncw York Money Market.
New YORK, October Is.

INV Ukhi VUIVIItI II.
MONEY-Market easy at ) per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Bank,
ers' bills at lO74@1O9; a movemen,
was engineered by Canada, who sold
heavily some time ago and have been
quietly buying at the recent decline.
GOLD-Opened at lib and closed
steady at ll3; borrowing rates l-64@
l-32. Clcarances $40, 100000.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Steady.
Coupons of 1881 at ll3S@ll4; do 1862
at ll25@ll3; do 1864 at lll3@llls;
DO 1868 at lllE@ll2;; do new at logo
llO!; do 1861 at ll0g@ll0!; do 1865
ll0!@ll0S; lO-40s at IO6s@lOG!; cur,
reucv skies at lllIGllls.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-19
Accident.

On last Thursday night, as Mr..
Ambrose Leech, was driving home in
company with his wife, the horse be-
came frightened, near Crooked Creek
Bridge, and made a sudden dash for
ward, throwing Mrs. Leech out of the
buggy, causing by the fall, the disloca-
ton of her right hip. Mrs. Leech is
doing as we'll as could be expected under
the circumstances, and is, we under
stand rapidly recovering, under the
skillfnl treatment Of DR.. A. X. Barbee.
Mason County Journal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-19
Sew York Market.

New YORK, October IS.
COTTON-Demand active and prices
advanced; uplands at l6lc
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-W heat dull spring de-
clining; winter firm, new spring at
81 3O(al 80; winter red and amber at
81 3j@l 40. Rive steady at 9OG9jc.
Oats dull and prices dropping western
at 52@j2!c; Ohio at 54@5jc. Corn
dull and nominal; mixed at S2@S3c.
EGGS-Steady.
PROFESSIONALISM unchanged.
Beet, Bulk Meats and Bacon dull and
prices dropping. Lard unchanged
good at 1890 &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-19
COL BENJAMIN WILSON
AND
Il. A. DUNCAN, ESQ.,,
Will address the people as follows:

Will address the people as follows:
GLENN'S RUN SCHOOL HOUSE,
Wednesday afternoon, October l9.
NORTH WHEELING, corner Wash
ington and Market streets, if the even
ing is pleasant, and TURNER HALL,
if the weather is Indictment, Wednesday
ercuing, October 49,
WEST LIBERTY, with DANA l..
HUBBARD, Esq, Thursday afternoon,
OrtoJer 20.
TRIADELPIiIA, Friday afternoon,
October II.
CAMERON, Saturday, October %
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-19
Democratic Meetings
EVERYBODY &v,1ED.
HON. JOHN j. JACOB

Will address the people as follows;
NEW MARTINSVILLE, Wetzel
county, Wednesday, October l9.
FAIRVIEW, Marshall county
Thursday October 20.
TRIADELPHIA, Ohio county, Fri
day, October 81.
HOLIDAYS COVE, Hancock
county, Saturday. October %.
WELLSBURG, Brooke county, Tues
day October -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-19
For Sale.

"a THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
II sale Lot No IL, in Graham'S addition
10 the city OF Wheeling, situate on the
corner Quincy and Sixth streets. There
Is good brick and frame house on the cor,
her, containing eight rooms, with water ana
90 throughout and one OF the best cellars
IU the city. There is in connection good
'Hiic and carriage house. ON the sOuth
e.. ~ the lot there is good frame house
WIN i've rooms, fronting on sixth street.
ms e. very desirable location. Parties
"'>1,ns To purchase will please call at ;. ).
street. NJ. L. WAIMAN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-19
w. H. OLDHAM, Esq,
AND
W. III. WHITE, ESQ.,,

Will address the people of BROOKE
county, as follows
STONE SCHOOL HOUSE Wednes-
deg ecening, October 10
FOWLER'S, Thursday svening Octo-
Der 20
SCHOOL HOUSE near Jones Mill,
on Casilemam's Run, Friday ere'ing,
October 81.
BETHANY, Saturday afternoon, Dc
tojer -.