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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-24
From the Cincinnati CommcrciaI.l


\ Mr.. Congcr followed in opposition
This Congcr is an average Congress
man If Congcr ever did know any
thing, he has, by some happy process,
forgotten it. No one can look in his
dead waste OF countenance overrun
like a poor soil, with q scrubby under
growth OF beard, and realize that he
ever read book, hada thought, or was
moved hy an emotion other than what
pertains to animal economy. According
to Major Ben. Pcrley Poorc's sketch
that appears in the Congressional Di-
rectory, this Conger is a living illustra-
ton of n certain set belong
ing to the Republican party, who
cling to ii like suckers to a mud turtle,
or barnacles TO the bottom OF 4 boat
He is continuous and chronic Office
holder. From the first maioritics of
that party in Michigan, and they came
early there, he has been passed along
from one little office 70 another until we
now find him in Congress. He got
into and continued in office on that
cheap philanthropy that freed some
other mans ncgro-and while bounding
on others to the war, remained himself
at home to enjoy small office, to keep
safe his philanthropic hide.
1t i astonishing TO look over this
Congressional Directory and find what
a number of these professional politi-
clans we have And if we turn from
the book to the men themselves, the
amazcmcnt continues in the imbecility
and ignorance we find in them. And
thew are all the samc-slow Of study,
duh of intellect, and so pccuniarily dis
honest that the fact is now patent TO the
world that no measure can 90 through
Congress that has no money in it.
While this dread nightmare called pro-
lection sits on the half sutlocated breast
of the stupefed nation, these dull,
OPAQUE, after4linncr creations NOPE, and
grin, and twist their tails like vicious
vet senselcSs devils.
Follow them into the canvass, hear
them upon the stump, and their platform
consists of abuse of the opposite party,
and howls about a war which they
helped to bring on, but never dared take
part in, and will now permit to sleep
in peace. In thisvery talk, one of these
dull fellows gravcly assured the House
that, upon this subject OF Il tariff they
did not represent the country, having
been returned 10 office on questions ot
reconstruction. 1t did not require one
from the dead to tell of this fact. But
will bet my bottom dollar that wher
these ducks return to the field and seek
reflections, desperate effort will be
made to again make the issue one o
reconstruction, growing out Of the war
and shirk these live issues of fnan
cial character.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, May 23.-Late dispatche
from Bombay state that nearly half o
the cotton now shipped from the Indi;
ports goes by the way OF the Suez Canal
Only portion of this, however, reaches
England. The bulk of the cotton re
shipped goes to the various ports OF
the Mediterranean.
PARIS, May 23.-Letters from Mad
rid confirm the previous report thai
General Prim has a direct understand
ing with General Saldahua, whereby an
lberian union is to be established.
PARIS, May By estcrday the Post,
master General of France was danger.
ously injured by a runaway horse.
1t is reported that the High Court
will meet on the 18th OF June to try
those arrested for completely in the
regicide plot. 1t is not known vet
whether the Court will convene at Tours
or at Blois.
LONDON, May 23.-Political news is
meagre. The Times rejoices in the dis
appearance of japanese social and
commercial isolation
LIvEEroOL, May 23.-The new iron
clad vessel Abyssinia Oh her trial trip
made ID knots per hour.
MANCHESTER, May 23.-The Man
chester Cotton Supply Association at q
recent meeting Congratulated the Bra
lillian Minister on the production of
Santos cotton.
MADRID, May 23.-Thc proceedings
in the Constituent Cortes on Saturday
were quite interesting One Of the
Deputies questioned the Ministers as to
the truth of the rumored concert Of ac-
ton on the part Of Great Britain and
the United States to effect mitigation
OF the so-called Spanish horrors in Cuba
Scnor Moret, Minister for the Colo
mics, replied that while such ru-
mors had been extensively circulated,
the Government was without official in
struction on the subject While the
matter was before the Deputies, he de
sired to remind them that De ROdaS,
the Captain General of Cuba, had re-
peatcdIy invited the American Commis.
sioners to visit Cuba and examine into
these alleged cruclties and see for them
selves how utterly false these stories
were.
VIENNA, May 23.-tn imperial de-
cree has just been issued for Il dissou-
ton of the national Rcich>rath and also
of the Diets in the various provinces
of Europe New elections for these
bodies have also been ordered Should
the Diets decline to choose Deputies TO
the Rcichsrath, the Government engages
to order direct appeal to the inhabit-
ants of the provinces for that purpose.
LONDON, May pa steamer from
Rio Janeiro arrived on Saturday bring
ing dates to the I'd OF MAY. Count
D Ev, the Brazilian commander OF the
recent Paraguayan war, had arrived
home and met with splendid reccp-
ton. The volunteers were also return
ing from Paraguay. The province Of
Entire Dos, in the Argentine Republic,
had declared war against the national
Government
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, May 23.
SENATE.

Mr. Williams reported, with amend.
ments, bill granting to the Atcheson,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Com
pany a continued right Of way to Albu,
querque and ten sections of land per
mile on each side.
Mr.. POmeroy reported substitute to
the bill 10 aid in the construction of
the New Orleans and North Eastern
railroad. 1t grants the right of way
AMI ten alternate sections per mile on
tho east side of line from York or
Meridian, Mississippi, to New Orleans
Mr.. Cameron reported joint resolu-
ton to furnish medals to Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts soldiers who were
first to arrive at Washington in April,
1861.
Mr.. Thayer offered resolutions calling
upon the Secretary of the interior for
information relating to the st. 10 rail
road of Missouri and also in regard to
the report of the commissioners sent
out to report upon the final completion
of the Pacific railroad Adopted.
The legislative, executive and judi
cial appropriation bill was proceeded
with. The amendment hy Mr. Corbett
that male clerks, counters and copy
lists in the departments shall be paid
the same and no more than females
performing the same duties was reject
ed-yeas t, nays 80. The pending
amendment OF Mr.. Trumbull, placing
females in the matter of compensation
on the same footing a. men, was mod
ilicd upon the suggestion Of Mr.. Nor
rill, of Maine, 10y adding to it a provi.
sion authorizing the heads of depart
ments 10 appoint females as clerks in
any Of the classes OF clerkshipS in the
departments and adopted-29 to II.
Committees Of Conference were ap-
pointed as follows: On the bill to en-
force the Fifteenth Amendment, Mcssrs.
Stewart, Edmmds and Stockton on thc
army bill, Messrs Wilson, Morton and
Abbott.
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Isiting Hogs,

berkshire" Of of Ride Farm
writes in answer to inquiry in Prmr;c
Fomrr of April 9Th, for some way to
prevent hogs from biting each other, as
follows:
Fifteen years ago | began feeding a
large numhcr of hogs on noorrd pens
around a Touring mill, and they com
mcnccd biting each other One hog
would give another n bite, when he
would run and squcal, and each hog he
passed near would give him a bite, and
thus they kept the poor animal going
until he died. ] would 90 to the pen
and stop them, hut they would soon
commence again. concluded they
were fevcrish, which made them rc,t.
less, and they just bit each other for
the want of something To cool their
fever. | tried q variety Of remedies, and
atlcn.th tried feeling stove c"al.which
| found n complete remedy. | have
continued ever since to feed my hogs all
the coal they would eat, and haycncvcr
had any more trouble with thcir biting
each other
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TrnStnR'S Sale.

"A BY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF
ESNEs Trust dated the 9d dHy Ui April, \. -.
EJA lSaI, recorded i'm the Recorders office
- of Wctzrl county, West Nirginia, in
DepI Of Trust Book No. >, page -, and made
by Edward Sprung, Albert Rueding"r, Au-
gust SChmuck and Rudolph Englchart,
Trustees OF the Concord Association, tO the
undersigned Trustee, will, on SATURDAN
the ith day Of JUNE, \. ID. lS1O, AT the 'front.'
door Of the Court House Of WetZel county,
in the town Of New MaTtnsvIlle, offer for
sale To- the highest bidder the following par
c, or tract of land lying at the junction OF
Fishing Creek and the Ohio River in the
township OF Magnolia, county of W"tZ"l
and state OF West Virginia, bounded as fol-
lows, Notwithstanding ut the mouth OF
Fishing Creek, thence down the Ohio River
with the meanders thereof and binding
thereon y. II W. lSS poles, =. - W. ~
poles tO JamcSC. IaTnall'S line, thence part
~ with said line =. ~ T.. ID poles tO hlCk
6rv. thence =. 20 W. - poles Ia II Lynn and
Ash, thence =. - T.. - poles Ia "a stone pil"
thence y. 5S T.. 49, poles Ia a stone In n slip,
thence =. ~ T. ~ poles 10 pointers whcrr
the locust corner formerly stool, theme" y.
% ". lbs poles To n sycamore on the creek
bank. thence down the creek with the me
andcrs thereof y. ~ W. o. poles, y. u W.
- poles, y. u T.. NJ poles, y. ~ r.. - pOi,S
y. ~ r. - poles, y. ~ r.. - poles, y. W..
Il poles, y. & W. OPoles, y. - W; y poles
y. ~ W. 40 poles, y. ~ W. 10 poles to ih"
dred and forty acres, more or l,~Ss-Ocing the
same tract OF land formerly owned by Rob
rrt w. Cox. The Aforesaid Deed Of Trust
was made 10 secure To Robert w. Cox the
payment of six promisSory notes-ihc hr't
ioT S9UJ, payable September lst, lSsr the
remaining Ave notes lur 500 each. payable
September ist, 1870, ISL, 1872, 1873 and lsIi,
respectively, bearing interest from April lst,
ISa. payable annually, OF which said sums
Of money the said S3UO only has ben paid,
a L.. .a.a1l l..
made to enforce the payment or $3.50 Of In
teroSt due April ISt, 1870, which with Interest
thereon tO the day Of sale will amount To
slJJ6,JO. sale 10 be for cash as g. ~ much
as will pay of the said slttj.O and th" cnStS
Of this sale. The flrSt 5000 after this Ia IL
evidenced by note with good personal scct:-
ritv. The remainder Ofthe purchase money
to be secured by lien on the land.
GEO. r. BOYD. Trustee.
NEW MARTGNsvILLE, April -, $50.
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THE STATE CONVENTION,
Round Trip from Wheeling, SIS.
From Parkefsburg and Re
turn, Sl2.

The elegant steamer ARGoSY, Captain
WILLIAM LAST, will leave WiIeellsg ial
,hc Charleston Convention, on Monday
morning, June 9th, at Q o'clock, and
r.turning, arrive at Wheeing, Friday
morning. Passengers will hoard and
lalge on the boat daring the entire ex'
cursion.
The Argosy will pass Parkersburg on
Monday evening about7 clock, taking
,assengers from that city and return
for the sum Of sl2 Fare from Wheel,
mg$lj.
The accommodations will be first
lass AMI the number of passengers
limited, 81 that all can be taken com
rortahly.
Persons desirous of going should
andy in advance.
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.


cold closet III Ne" io'N Fs''''''!
AZ il1,.
Mr.. Meckerlin died in st. Loui. on
sunday from the effect, of q coal oil
explosion.
no,oI architect named Duukin
claims 10 have constructed a vessel i'm
rcrvious Of rams, shell or shot.
meeting was held at Brooklyn
.rah.rn,cle Church SUNDAY, in the in-
terest al Sle Evangelical Alliance.
The crops in the entire northwest are
.,;J - 10 in fine condition. the showers
-,.o.l s,nl,, L,,.;,., = ,ool
,F -,
:, .,,..,,.IIot ,.,,. of ,L,ut
.....,,I,,oor; r;no;,not;Ios,
'"', '''',,' -. r'.,..,,,I
,,SHt - ''r N'''-' ''''' - ''''' 81
''''''
\ 'a"I"e' wa gwen 'o"'''"'2 MN
10 some cerS'h '"'''o''' i'''S., !" -''"
iork city IN 'aN"f "' N'"'e "'' - S'''
'"' TT" '''''''
Conrad Homer, the policeman VINO
was sunstruCk some days since IN ~.
Louis, was found dead on SUNDAY i"
'he southern part VI '''a' '''9
Patrick Murphy OF Hamilton "'enu',
Brooklyn, on SUNDAY SPI' MS vic ;
head open with a hatchet. The woman
is not dead but sinking.
The North German frisate Ancora'
m NSt York harbor, will soon hc joined
hv two consorts. \ Swedish and one
or more French war vessels are "''o
expected.
urrr,,;,g uarties are busilv engaged
hying Of the route of the proposed Ma
tional railroad from fhiiadeipn,a L"
\cw ork' III "PPoS'''o' ~ wv ''''''>
""' ,.
Inc elegant f'',r'"c " W..
Sanlerson, near Madison WISCONSIN,
va struck hy lightning on Saturday
uioht asd. with it, contents burned to
the ground, Loss SZo"oo ann insure"
''' '''''''
REPORTS rom In 'r"S''' " 'Seo''''",
tate that two more Oo,''e' were ''''''"
'cI"w that c'iy Yesterday h'"r"I"S' o,''
woman AMI one man. supposed to he
icrim, OF the late War Eagle disaster.
A,cy have no, vet been identified.
,,1.o ,,,s toupd dead
,o S,hn,J,y near the Hebrew cemetery,
rL;r,,o with evidence abou, him Of
ha,ina committed suicide. proves to he
T. II Foster, belonging in Buffalo, New
York, and Il son OF W. {. roster
The yearly mcctina OF the Hicksite
Ouakcrs hccan at the several Friends
L,ryr Vow SorL CITY ond
."'',,7 -,
hr'okiIh' 3"h'"E' i"e H'S' way SIS
iol.s only for worship, were public but
lie business meetings through the week
wll he private, and will he held IN
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COUCH NO MORE.
Waruer's Cough RaIsnm ~ n

Warmers Cough Balsam Is healing,
sOftening and cXpectOrating. The cxtraOr-
dinary power 1t possesses In Immediately
relieving, and eventually curing, the most
obstinate cases ofCoughS, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis Influenza, Catarrh, HOarSene,S,
Asthma and Consumption is almost incred-
ible. 50 prompt is tho relief and certain its
effects in all the above cases, or any affection
of the throat and lungs, that thousands of
physicians are daily prescribing IL, and one
and I'LL say that ii Is the most healing and
eXpCctorating medicine known. one dose
always affords relief, and in most csIscs one
bottle effects q cure. Sold by druggists, in
large bottles. Price one Dollar. II is your
own fault IT, you still cough and suffer. The
BalSIm will cure.
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Two important papers which can
hardly fail to attract general interest,
and may perhaps excite good deal OF
controversy, are to appear in the June
Gal1n One is by the Hon. J. ).
Black, on Edwin NJ. Stanton Black
ari Stanton, it will Ice remembered, were
as<oriatcs in Ruchanans Cabinet The
second is by Thurlow Weed, and relates
to the inauguration Of Lincoln, and
the earlier daysof the Mr.. Weed
includes in it a plan he presented to
Mr. Lincoln ;or the settlement oi the
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THERE are thousands of persons who
le; a diarrhoca run on them, when q
bottle of Rosenheim's Stomach Bitters
the Great Western Remedy would
cure them They are pleasant to take
and act at once, and permit you to go
about your business at once, and do YOU
no harm See Advertisement
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The pawn broker shop of Burnett
Spcyer Pine street, between Third and
Fourth streets, st, Louis, was burglar
lied between - clock Saturday night
and daylight Sunday morning. The
doors of the safe were wrenched off and
boaly torn, and about $4,000. worth OF
watches and chains, diamonds and jew
olrv carried of. FIVE men, named Billy
Tressler David Cummings, David
Riley, George Mullen and John Bishop,
ksener of a saloon adjoining. were ar
rested on suspicion
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WINE OF LIFE.
ne great Blood Purifier and Delicious
nix, Warmers Ninum SiiR. or Wine

The great Blood Purifier ana Delicious
Drink, Warmers Sinum SiiR. or Wine
of Life. is free from any poisonous drugs
or impurities, being prepared for those who
require a Stimulant. II is n splendid appe-
tier ana tonic, and the finest thing in the
world for purifying the blood. II * the
most pleasant and delicious article ever
offered To the public, far superior 10 brandy,
whisky, wine, bittcrS, or amy other article.
il is more healthy, and cheaper. Both male
and female, young or old, can take the
Wine Of Life. Ii is, in fact, i life prcServer-
Those who wish To enjoy good health and e
free How of lively spirits, will do well To
take the Wine of Life. IL is different from
anything ever ever before in use. II j. sold
10y druggists; also at all respectable saloons
Price Onc Dollar, in quart bottles.
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Warmers Pile Remedy.
warmers Pile Remedy has never fail

Warmers Pile Remedy has never fail
ed mot even in one easel TO cure the very
worst cases of Blind, Itching or Bleeding
Piles. Those who are afflicted should I'M
mediately call on their druggist and get
WARNER'S PILE REMEDY. II Is expressly
for the Piles, and Is not recommended to
cure any other disease. 1t has cured many
cases of over thirty years standing. Price
One Dollar. For sale by druggists every
where
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MILLS, FREW & CO.
Book Binders IL Blank Book
Manufacturers.

A RE PREPARED AT ALL TIMES
n with the best materials tO nil orders
for Blank Books, such aS are used by Banks,
Counties, interpretations, Railroads and
Merchants, upon short notice and in the
most desirable and workmanlike manner.
Having all the latest and most improved
machinery, We feel confident that We will
render entire satisfaction To all who favor
us with their orders.
Music, Magazines and Periodicals of every
description bound in Il neat and durable
manner. Address
MILLS, FREW X co,
Corner of Quincy and Main streets,
mnA Wheeling. W. Va.
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$amucl Hawk, of the ST. Nichola,
Hotel, of New York, and wife, left chi
cago yesterday morning for San Fran
cisco with a PARTY OF friends WhiI(
at Chicago Mr.. Hawk was entertained
with Il complimentary dinner at the
fremont House by his old Chicago
friends.
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TANNING TIE SrMr.-All the hair
dyes and their cqngencrs, the "colorcrs,"
restores &c, discolor the scalp
PHALON'S VITALIA, OR SALIVA
TION FOR TIE HAIR, is the only
article for restoring gray hair, which
does not stain the skin.
Sold by all druggists aud fancy goods
dealcrs.
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Hon. VIM. L. Stevenson, Governor Nrst V
X. l.. Berkshire, Judges Sup'c Count
James l.. BrUwu,J OfApp"als ". Va
j. J. Jackson, JT., Judge Ui the |. =
District Court, ". Va.
u. u. T. FnrnSworlh, President Olsen.
ate, w. Va.
\. Werningrr, Member Senate.
" Jacob HOrnhIOOk, President WcS; Va
lnS. 60.
" jacob NJ. EickcI, Vie" President Wc>t
Va. lnS. 60.
Caleb EGggesS, Attorney, Clark,hurP, W, '
Samuel Woods, " Phillippi.
H. White, Sheriff Mercer county,
II. G.. Davis, Senate, Mineral county, "
J. Y. Camden, President of First National
Rank, PaIkcrSburg.
And the following members of th" lInuSo
Of delegates Of West Virginia:
Hon. u. II. Smith, knuaWhn county.
g. q. burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WCtZrI
Nathan Con, Harrison
JOScgh Tctcr, Barbour
X. VI. HILL Marion,
James Hcrvcy, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
X. DgYiSSOn, Taylor
Henry BrannOn, Lewis
Floyd Nccly, DOddridg,
j. T. BOwyer, Putnam
J. :. Wilkinson, Lincoln
IDu.J
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EN- M z ENAcocUE.
For Ladies.

LAUGIILIN, SMITH X Co, Agents for
Warmers Remedies and Wholesale Drug
gistS, No. ~ Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
MCLAIN BROTHERS, Druggists, No.
Washington Hall. Ina2l
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For Sale 10 the Trade Only.

40 DOZEN PATENT GRQOVED UNION
Washbnarls, with surface S5ard groOyed 20
as zinc will 1T sDlid % IT, Reiails for - per
cent. more money and Ouiwcars four CON-
mon boards.
Upper Market. PRYOR, BUYD &CU,
aprlg No - Market street
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q. d. Thomson. ct nj.

q. d. Thompson, ct nj.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE MADE
| andcntcrcd in this cause on the 18th day
OF May, \. ID. 1868, by the CircIn Court of
Ohio County, West Virginia, 81 was among
other things further adjudgcd, ordered and
dCcrced that these causes he referred 10 one
Of the Commissioners Of this Court 10 aSccT-
tain and report:
ISt. The amount yet remaining due and
unpaid 10 Thomas Winans, the crStui que
trust under the deed from q. ID. Thompson
and wife To James =. Wheat of the 9th
January, lSiS.
"a. Tie various liens upon the proceeds oi
the sale of the parcel of ground mentioned
and described In said decd Of trust OF 18th
January, 1885, and Still remaining in the
hands Of james =. Wheat, trustee, and tn"
priuriticS Of said liens.
h. What other security amy one on more
of the said Cumplainnnts or llcncrS may
have for his or their claims or demands,
besides the liens claimed 10y them or either
of them, upon the said fund arising from
said sale made 10y James =. Wheat, trustee;
and,
ith. Such other matters nS may be- deemed
pertinent by said Commissioner or special
~ requested by amy one Of the parties Ia
said cause.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
WHEELING, May ~, $50.
All persons interested arc hereby notified
that in pursuance Of and by authority of
said decree have fixed on Saturday, June
llih, 1870, IS the time, and my office in the
city of Wheeling as the place, where will
proceed To take proof Of the matters in said
decree specified and referred TO.
GIBSON J.. CRANMER,
Commissioner i'm Chanccrv.
GEORGE O. DAVENPORT, PINS Atty.
mall
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DYSPE PSIA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is pre-
pared expressly for Dyspeptics and those
suffering with habitual CoStiveneSs. II is
slightly stimulating tonic and a splendid
appetizer; ii strengthens the stomach and
restores the digestive organs to their healthy
state. Weak, nervous and dyspeptic per-
sons should use WARMERS DYSPEPSIA
Tonic. For sale by druggists. Price One
Dollar.
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CoNNIssIoNFR's OPFIcE-

" hBflslENbf EhtIll y A''Ns
All persons interested are hereby nOtified
that In pursuance OF and by authority 81
said decree, l have fixed on SATURDAY,
JUNE 4, 1870. as the time. and Ny oFfiCE
in the city Of Wheeling as the place, when
and where will proceed 10 take PROOF o.
rafsrr.,I 10. GIBSON l. CRASMER,
/ eDr5 Commissioner in GhanceTy.
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Refined Sugars
Rough and Ready Tobacco

10 BOXES -. II. TRoTTER's" CELE-
brate,l K and K. Tobacco.
10 Boxes -. K. Miners 4. and Il. To-
Just received and FOR sale by
moi NJ REILLY.
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JAS. II. Wait and Reuben Waltz =,
". y,v..,.-...,.
Sarah Wait et ais r""'I''' =

N.IIIII " fIIF EI W. J
IN PURSUANCE OF A De- REF MADE
and entered in this cause at the March term,
IS7n. Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, II was among other thIngs
further ordered that said Commissioner
make further report, showing the names
OF the creditors Of said estate, and the
amount OF their claims remaining unpaid,
first giving notice by publication in the
Wheeling INTHLLIGESCER and Wheeling
REGISTER for six consecutive weeks and as
provided by section OF chapter NJ Of the
Code OF West Virginia, notifying the cred
itOrs of said estate 20 present and prove
their claims before him on or before day
10 IL fixed therein by him. And that said
Mister report such other or further matters
rs either DaTty may reauire.