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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-16

REFEREsCEs BY PERNDSioS:
Hon. VIM. r. Stevenson, Governor West v.
X. +. Berkshire, Judges Supe Court
James l.. Brown, ofAppeak W. Va
" J. ]. Jackson, Jry Judge OF the U. ..
District Court, W. Va
dbl. Farnsworth, President Of Zen
ate, W. Wa.
q. A. Wcrnlnger, Member Senate.
Jacob HornbrOok, President Wed Va
ms Go.
d" Jacob ". BlckeI, Vice President wezf
Va. ms. Co.
Caleb BoggaSs, Attorney, Clarksburg. w, ".
81 White, sheriff Mercer county,
II. G. Davis, senate, Mineral county,
J.. y. Camden, President OF First National
Bank, Parkersburg.
And the following members Of the HOu.1
of Delegates Of West virginia:
Hon. Il. II. smith, Kanawha county.
q. q. Burgess, Wayne
james Guthrie, Wetzel
Nathan Goff, Harrison
Jose2h Teter, Barbour
X n HiIl, Marion,
James Heryey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
r DAWSON, Taylor
Henry BranD0n, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DoddT1dge
J. T. ROwyer, Putnam
J. =. WilkinsoD,
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Merchants National Bank

Merchants National Bank :
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL PAID In oseo, 80.
THIS RANK Is PREPARED TO DO A
legitimate banking Business. Deals In Gold.
Coupons Bonds, Commercial Paper and
Bills OF Exchange Interest paid on Special
Deposits Prompt attention given TO Col
lcctionS
PREsIDKSr-J. NELSON VANCE
DIREcToRs-J. N. Vance, l. 4. Delaplain.
7. Sweeney, A. Wilson Kelly, John Hand.
Ian, T. ]. stone. WIN. Bailey, w. y Goshorn.
A: Wilson 4 BRADY, Cashier.
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PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating I'm the Profits.
Dividends paid last year 10 per cent.
4 success without precedent In this country
or Europe.
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WHEELING, June II, 1870.
IL. latsat.I-5XS PASSENGER TRAINS
IN run by the following
scnedule ON and after June 18th, ITO
Wheeling time;
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3. 3.

rtvH<H1E ON AND AFTER NO
k$8.H Eyvember lb, lsb. Trains viii
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Policies NOn.FOrfeitable.
NO RESTRICTIONS ON RESI-
DENCE OR TRAVEL.

OFFICERS:
". &. Darlington, President.
John r.. Edwards, Vice President
II. J. HaTtlOok, Secretary.
j. ]. Hopkins, Assistant Secretary.
u. &. HartsOOk, Cashier.
James r. Wolf, superintendent Of Agencies.
c, Il HEM sT,l P #, g. NJ De- Medical Advisers
George Ross, VI. u.
Prot. Edward Il. Smith, Actuary.
ID. 4. Fackler, Consulting Actuary.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. Il. Isaacs, VIM. II. Palmer,
X. III. Maury, VIM. q. Taylor,
John EnderN a. Y. Stokes,
". e.. Darlington, T.. Henry Perrow,
Daniel ]. Haru-Ouk, John G. Williams,
J. J. Hopkins, Geo s. Palmer.
John +. Edwards,
Branch Office, CIarksburg, W. Va.
Hon. JON. J. DAVIS, T. Z. sPATES,
President. Vice Presiden
DIRECTORS:
&. J. Stealey, r. II. Goodwin,
Abraham SfnllBs JhDT IJnCn,
X T. LOwnde~, X. y. Pool,
james T.. Davis. Geo. Basthhle,
DIR. j. l.. Carr, VIM. ;. Summer,
X. n. POOL, Gen'1 Agent,
CLARKsBURG, W. VA
j. VI. MeWHORTER, Agent,
WHEELING, w. VA
GB-ARents wanted everywhere In the Stale
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Eua,uiul.
,Enmuiul.
SEvEN PER CENT.
~ FIIeaT u0praAQn

SEVEN PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGES
GOLD BONDS
or THn
CHICAGO AND soUTHwEsTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Principal and interest payable IN GOLD At the
American Exchange National Bank" OF New YORK
Coupons payable May and November, free Of
GOVERNMENT TAX.
As an additional security the principal and interest
is GUARANTEED IN CURRENCY BY THE CHI.
CAGO. ROCK IsAND AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD co.
The Chicago and Southwestern Railway. In connec.
tion with the Muscatne branch OF the Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacnc Road, Is DIRECT EXTENSION OF
the old CHICAGO and Rock Island Road from Columbus,
Iowa. $50 miles THROUGH THE RICHEST PORTIONS
OF IOWA AND MISSOURI TO THE CITY OF LkAv.
ESwoRTH KANSAS. thu, constituting an almost d.
rect air line nom CHICAGO to The Commercial Metrop
oils Of Kansas and the Missouri Valley.
The neld for this Road throughout tho Southwest II
open Its connection with Chicago Is Direct and
oil Its connections are among the MOST VALUABLE
and important any Road in existence.
The whole issue OF Bonds amounts to ave millions,
and constitutes fret mortgage the entire property
OF the Company,
BESIDES BEING UNcoNDITIoNALLY GUARAN.
TEED BY THE CHICAGO ROCK
ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
which renders the Investment doubiy secure. We do
not hesitate to recommend them as FIksr. CLASS IN
EVERY RESPECT.
They will be sold at present % and accrued inter.
est. In currency. Government Bonds and other avaa-
bic securities received In exchange.
Pamphlets, with full and Interesting particulars, fur
nished on application by
FRANK CANS.
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
NO II WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
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NUlpplnq.

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,
70 and rom any Railway Station In Great Bri,sia
ireland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark. Germany Hot
ing weekly, for sale
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATEa
~ w ' iHESDERsoN. 1RorHsRs
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Notice IL hereby given that limit ed partnership M
been formed by the undersigned pursuant 10 ths al
OF 1.-THE state OF New York. That tie name or nfm %
der which such partnership ia 70 be conducted bW
SCHlEFFEl IN Co; that the general nature OF ~
butines6 Intended 10 be transacted Dy such partner
"a importing and buying and scIng drugs, medlcina
fancy goods, perumery, and other merchandise hef
own account and on commission; that the names Of ~
the general and SPECIAL partners interested 10 tleA
latly, viii am H. Schicfclin, William " Glars sAmad
u. schenelln. and Sidney A, eChofel in that ~
SAID Joseph H. Weeerheld l. general partner and W
place OF residence D IN the city and CouGty Of M
York that the said william A. Gelaty IL a general pas
ner and his lace OF residence is Orange. Essex county
N that the said william II. Schienelin Is genct
partner, aud HI. place Of residence IN the city lt
sc eral partner, and hts place OF residence T. 10 Nor
r'sanll, Mestchester county, New York; that tie an
samuel B Schenelln II special partner, and his ~
OF residence Is IN the CITY amt county Of New YOfa
that the sald sidney A. sch'ehclin 10 also a spoci
partner and his place OF residence In Goncya Oilgs
county, n. Y.
That the amount OF capital which each Of said speea
partners has Contributed to the common stock Is q is
lows; The said samuel u, Scheifclin has contribud
the sum OF nifty thousand dollars. ami the said Siny
dollars.
That the period at which the said partnership b v
commence the third day OF January 1870 All he %
rod at which i viii terminate IL the thirty hr' dIJ
December, eighee hundred and seyenty.iouf,
JOSEPH II. WEsTERPIELD,)
MILAN A GELLAlLY, General
MIlLiAM Il. sCHiEFFELtS. Partner.
WILLIAM n. CLARK,
SAMUEL sCHIEFFFLIN. { Special
SIDNEY A. SCHlEFFRLiN, iparntr
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yteal noin,s.


NEW YORK sIPREiIE COURT. CIV -
~ County OF New Iotk-Marsaret COTmA 90
FAINT by Matthias Banta her guardian dd Item at LYal
Williams, John a. CormAck, and Mary l.. CUrmaok M
wife lsald Mary l.. Cormack IN her own righp AeI,f
der N. Cormack, Edward N. Gedney, and JosephinsI
wife, George Stratford, and Benjamin Mil,,-Thy w
do signed, duly appointed referee BY an order q h
Court maze In the shove cause, on the twtnty'etnu
day OF December lsoe hereby requires oil pe,,on.l
ing any general lien or encumbrAnce, by JudgmepI
decree or otherwise, the undivided share or nerea
OF any OF the owners Ia the premises here naiei AZ
scrbed, to produce to the underslgnci on or 0eote
third Gay OF March next, at his office. No " N.sM
street In the city OF New York, proof OF thor 90 ss
i've liens aud encumbranees, together WITH s!v'.6Gy
evidence OF the amount due thereon, and 20 sp clt
nature OF such encumbrances ami the dates theIeol
respectively The premises are described IN Tue Gun
plant In the above cause a. toONsi AN ihO's w
certain lots OF land situate In tho city OF Nes loit
lying together on the norherly side Ot FOrt 90 ue1
between seventh aud Eighth avenues aud eouedsss
street noT!herly by tbs middle hne OF the Doh ps
tween forteth and Forty nrst streets westerly 90 ~
SIDE ~ line drawn parallel to the Eighth Msau ~; 4
the distance easterly therefom OF tour bnlfo1 ives
aud eastery on the other side by IKE tlflle unS
distance nve hundred feet eAslerly TN the hlshaa
avenue each lot containing twenty tebt IN wi IN s1s
ninety'eight feet nine inches In deptG."
Dated New York, Jan, IS. 1870. ...., ,,-,....
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ORE so-HORsE ROOT ..e,iouL Del" I"
SAerss trunk engine for ,s'a Bssn IL u"s Ie""
sAAiL Apply " ENblhAsr Of TIE suA
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S1 900 mEWhF Pfc, for en-. sny o... q ai...;e
biityl netyousasss, 40. that DR. RICHA Usp GOLDEN
kkMkDIks all 70 eursi hoars iron A l2se,M
No. ~ vAIlok o., New fork
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LOR sALB-CHolLE
EIGHT AND TEN PER CENT.
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS
STATES OF ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI.
All OF high order, aud nrst-eass securities OF IN.
doubted character Intcrcs, aud principal payable IN
the city OF New York. Suitable for permanent, safe
aud profitable Investments Tor SAFE reduction BE-
low par. rese wing the right OF advancing the price ct
auy time. without notice.
Government securities received In exch,n-e at the
best rates and bonds purchased by outoftown resi-.
dents cent by express free OF charge.
Trustees executors Of estates capitalists aud others
seeking choice Investments are purchasing these loans
Also,
New York city railroad stock. and bonds. insurance.
bank and gas light stock. including extensive
rlcty OF railroad bonds aud other securities, al OF
nrsicass character paying lafge dividends and inter
est, at lOw rates for inycslnents by
crock hhIhi5 SkkHEEs \ \ 81 HSieH9pttAfrf6SEHn
q PINE ST.
N. BAH securities not dealt In at the New York
Stock Exchange Boards receive special attention as
Oeen the custom with this house for many years.
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6opartn,rship AOiit,s.

nIsSOLITION OF LIMITED PARTSBR.
~ sHlP.-The limited partnership heretofore eIl.tinl
between the undersigned. under the nrm name Of v
SCHIEFFELlN 4 co, having expired by its owl mL
tatiDn. the business viii be settled and continued
their successors, under the sane trm name.
JOSEPH H. wESTERFIFiD, |
WILLIAM A. GELLA1LY, General
WILLIAM H. SCHIEFFELlN, PoflnefA
WILLIAM n. CLARK,
JAMES l.. SCHIEFFELlN, \ e...t.t
SIDNEY A. sCHIEFFELIN, tspp,S.
BRADHURsT SCHIEFFEL1N, TA'''e~
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Sabiuas Banha
->s~----~->~--~>-~~
HITIZENs' SAVINGS BANk,
S BowERY. CORNER OF CANAL ST.
Six Par CENT, FROM Ss TO ss.OOo
ASSETS. sS.Pel ,ss0.je
Omen every day from 10 to s, and on Monday, and
Saturdays from 10 A. NJ TO Pm.
Interest dated from the iU OF each month,
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BAYk-
III San Building, i6 Nassau st. opposite City Hall
New foTk-Sx per cent. interest paid, free from Gov
eminent tax, with patio pation In the pronts, the
mutual plan. One dollar viii open an account. Send
Tor q circular, containing valuable Information,
CHAS X. GRAHAM, President
a. l.. PRIryuAnD, lyics.Preaidant.
RICHARD VosE. Nei'o''u'n"'
u. II, DhSE dot, Secretary.
THKo. W MORRIS, Chairman Executive Committee.
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Bubble llotit,s.

puRLIC NOTICE Ia hereby given that on the
18th day OF February inst, shat proceed to draw
Jurors for the following Courts be held In and for
re city ana county o. New York. on the tn day Of
Two panels OF 100 Petit Jurors each for the supremo
Court. Circuit, Parts aud two nan Is OF lOl Tctit
Jurors each for the Superior Court Parts and Two
panels OF lOS Petit Jurors each for the Cout OF
Pleas Apanel OF $50 Petit and panel OF W Grand
JURORS LOT tho Court OF General Sessions,
CHARLES T.. LOEW County Clark
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r ysT or LETTERS (pubihes Tuesday, ryia.ysI ~
IL msnng New Yott City ro., ome. corner n....n ssa
Cedar sta TUESDAY, Feb Is, 1870 AL for "Advertst ~
. and mention he date Of h L Published socOrdns 70 ls-
ia the paper having the largest Circulation,
tIpus LIST
A Abbott ArsnA Anderson J Archer Mls
n AA.m.sI Innv Nav Ma NJ Mrt
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boIs.s anh 6aIIlle,s,
Natglntrp.

DOR SAIE-A lot OF good WORK hor'e' t'
Il trial will be gwen. Sold cheap. 1854 Il 'rHs'r
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WANTED-tl rs'.class hEuGs Tor neck ties an
w searis Of % Whiic e.. up stars 10 work give
out.
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North American Jour.
nal Of Homeopathy
N Y Bulletin Journal
Of Market Pricet
N Y Metropolitan En-
rand A Carrier III Co
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aud Mating Co
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Paintsp' Magazine
Presbyterian. Pub u
Polics Tunes, Ofiios Of
r.opls'. Gold and sl.
yer Mining CO
Peoples Pub Co
Star Pencil Co
81 JONAS Hospital
Trsn,pott.tics Er Co
World Mower Mfg Co
is-federsss II A
it-Rhlbsrg John
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professional daIos.
HOWARD SANITARY AID
ASSOC IA1ION,
tot he teei and cure Of The erDg ana unfortunate,
principles otlhTlstAn philanthrophyJ
Essays on the errors Of youth and the foes OF AGE
~ ieiSv2n 70 marriage snd social evils with sanitary
40 lOI NY hnieteu sent nee In sealed nyeopes Adj
s.e''' HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Boz =. Fhiadelphla
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ILeputhuohi once, paIofs, reception, waiting nurs
es InS ss pns ISem, ne nos' eompe.. 10 America
phet; Ihoutandi OF the nom eycGy Stain
cured annually; No matter who failed STATE case or
FT' '' ''''''A COS" N0'A'ns A0aH-'AA 70 .
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ssssG s.s,
Physlcsi xigor festored 81 hs kliIf 81 In"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-03

THE assessment OF the value of real
estate in Evansville is from forty to ev-
enty- four per cent. greater than last year.
The tax levy increased in the same ratio.
Democrats when In once understa ID the
only in that science. The old Bourbons
~ere always great on taxes.-Mddison
Courier.
Wehnd the above glarlng faIsehood re-
produced In the Terre Hante Express. 1t
bsgan with the Evansville JOURNAL, and
like any other brazen lie gathers inn
mensely every time it is repeated. The
truth is. the assessment in Evansville,
when completed, Will not be an advance
on an average OF more than twenty per
cent over the assessment of la year,
which Is scarcely up to the advance IN the
price of prcperty.-EsansgiIle Courier.
The only mistake in the statement
of the Madison Courier is in reference
to the tao lery which has not yet been
made. But we have published long
list of assessments of city property,
and the figures show that the advance
is, on an average. at least fifty per
cent, and, in some instances, the in
crease is near one hundred per cent.
The statement of the Finance Com
mittee, which was printed at the
Courier Office. and circulated by Van
Ripper among the Eastern capitalists,
to effect tie sale of city bonds, sets
forth the last valuation of taxable
property at sixteen millions of dollars.
and assures the Eastern bondholders
that the valuation for 1870 will be
tacenfy four millions. IF that is not an
increase Of fifty per cent we don't un-
derstand arithmetic. We defy the
Courier or Mr. Van Ripper TO obtain
the certificate Of a single responsible
real estate agent in this city to sub
stantiate the assertion that property
has advanced during the past year
ttoenty per cent, or even ten per cent.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN. Sept. 2, / P, M.-Oficial
news is still behind. It is known that
a series OF battles occurred on the
Both and 31st, in which both sides
suffered heavy losses.
On Wednesday the Prussians as
sumed the offensive, but were drawn
by Mcmahon under the guns of
Sedan, where they suffered terribly
before they succeeded in passing the
river.
Mcmahon moved to Mouzon on the
morning of Wednesday. Yesterday
the encounters were renewed, proba-
bly,.
BERLIN. September 2.-The follow
log is the official report of the cam
paign, from the commencement up TO
the battles around Metz:
ION the 9th of August the first
Prussian army found itself between
Saarbrucken and Saarlouis, facing the
I'd French corps, occupying Speicher-
Elm Heights near Saarbrucken.
The 14th division attacked as the
French were preparing to leave on
trains, and was supported by the 18th
division and some portions of the
second army under Gen. Steinmetz.
A bloody victory was achieved, and
5000 prisoners captured.
"Frossard has retired from For
bach to Metz, leaving his baggage,
private stores of champagne, pontoon
train, camp and kitchen furniture, &c
Meanwhile the first corps moved on
Metz. waiting for the second army,
which bad to lay a railway track as il
moved along.
ION the 14th of Augus., the first
army was placed thus: The frs
corps, with the second division. was
near Elang, between Metz and Bou.
Law. with another division near Con.
verlles, between Metz and Avoid
The seventh corps. with the fifteenth
division, is near Larnges, the fourth
division near DounanvilIe, and the
eighth corps in reserve near the vii
lage of Vionville. and the third divis
ion on the left wing. near Sc. Barbe
with its cavalry near Fronegray. The
advance passed close to the French
| line, and scarcely q German mill
from Metz, while the main body wa
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT. 1t is re-
ported that the Crescent City Club
has ordered ten thousand copies of
Mr.. Isaac Keen's celebrated letter,
giving a report Of his services in the
sale of the Water Works bonds, to be
printed and circulated as a campaign
document in -Vanderburgh County.
1t is esteemed a most complete vindi-
cation Of the Van Ripper management
of city finances. and, beyond question,
proves Mr.. Keen's eminent quali6ea-
tions for the Office to which he aspires.
What better evidence Of statesman
ship, financial skill, aud literary abili-
ty could be furnished?
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cOSDENsEB TRLEGRAMs.

NEW YORK, Saturday SeptS
Gold closed In New York, yesterday, at
n69s.
The steamship Queen, from New York,
has arrived at Queenstown.
Two men perished by damp In a well
near Canywater, N. j.
The steamship Iadia, from Glasgow, ar
rived at New York, yesterday.
Sir Edmond Thornton is expected at
Quebec to-day.
The steamboatmen at Cincinnati are
making strong effort to have the rate Of
wharfage reduced.
The Forest City Base Ball Club beat the
Cream CITY Cub, OF Milwaukee, yes.er-
day, 81 to 3.
The Democratic Congressional and
County Conventton.in Hami ton County
Ohio, takes place to-day.
J. Alien Barber was nominated bv tha
Republicans OF Milwaukee, for Conxress.
yesterday
The folIowlngis is the score by inninos Of
the match game of base ball pIaved a.
Cincinnati yesterday between the Red
Stockings and the Atlantics, OF BrOohIV r :.
IR9isEs kea Stockings zs sosoS Efs Total
Atlantics TO- 0Oll o 0--g
About 1000 people were present.
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III there are any x-payers in our
city who have not been convinced by
the present City Council of the ex-
pensi-ve character Of Democratic ad-
miuissrations, we commend to their
careful pergsal an article oD the sec
ond page. which We copy from the
Indianapolis Journal. If it does not
convince them, they are simply incOr-
rigible, and reasoning with them is
the sheerest folly. The contrast be
tween counties lyipg. side By side is
sufficiently startling to astonish any
intelligent man. The facts aud
Ggures are taken from the official rec
ords and cannot be successfully con-
tradicted. Republicans should have
this article handy to draw on their
opponents, when the latter begin to
prate about high taxes.