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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-14
Trustees Sale.

III VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made ON The AJth day of January, 100,
:. nOos-l B. Wood 10 - Brady, Trustee,
,.l .r,urded n The Recorders Otfice OF
.... county. West Virginia in DEED BOOK
,.. .. page y. / viii sell al Pablo sale, al
..- ..glI door o.! the Court HOUSE, on SAT
...AN, OCTOBER -, l>'J, y acres % Ianu,
s..4..-l AJJGt LlTrr miles north OF the
..,.pl the east side o. the new turnpike
...a.. uJw being constructed from Deel-
.... 90 lI.-au's run. sad Deed OF Trust wa
-.,-- ~ said X. Z. Woods Oh 10 acres OF
-4.... l--.us the northern part Oi the home
...... 10. A. Il. Woods, deceased, and joining
....I, WIKI tue estate uI DAVID Garden, de-
s...>g.. ~. .ur est side vi the ONO IINer, Ia
~r--- ,ly. Merchants National Bank %
"-r> virginia the payment Of s4UU IN slA
..a.as OH date aud the payment Ol any
.. .- J- notes iHaI may Dr gwen IL TvLvWd!
.- ~ pay. payment OF the same; S5UV having
r.-.l ss.l. Ua SAID nDte ana - I-lU acres o.
49,. sac; which VS. sold 10 Jacob LASH
-.....- released. sale will b. made of the re>-
...- =. acres oi the Tract default being
..-...- - ne payment of note Tor S5tJJ, auc
s -. -. ~. with TWO months interest
al r.>,>. wu.cu represents the balance o:
...lgIya. and interest due OF the aforesaid
:. -. U. srlJ. said u acres Will be divided
40 smaller tracts. Plat OF the same can
o. -. a. tAs Recorders ONCE OF ONO
-r--,y. M,>i Va.
.a5.A.- Or >ALE-One-third cash; balance
B.. * agi Twelve months, win Interest.
sc 600 .!L.Ir.cr il o'clock A. ".
). BRADY,
-.. Trustee.
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-NCE-T
EarnerasCluha.

Soon the crops of the present season
Will all be gather in, and husbspdmen
viii be turning their attentions TO mat
ters other than hard field labor, and as
the evenings grew longer. social rela-
tons should be cultivated. A man
cannot be an independent being If he
triess one il dependent UPON another to
a certain extent and free, iutercourse-
the exchange OF ideas and experiences
always proves beneficial to any oommu-
nifty. A farmers club should be organ
lied in every township, and well sus-
tanned. The success or failure Of Mr..
A, in the testing Of some new species
OF grain or grass; in the growing of
certain breeds Of stock; the use OF Ger
tain kinds Of manure upon certain soils;
plans of cultivation. etc, may save for
each man in the neighborhoed, and in
the aggregate, a large amount, by adopt
ing or rejecting the same.
Every farmer learns something new
each season in agriculture, and can
from his experience help his neighbors,
and it is for this reason that We ad-
vocate conference meetings a club ip
the rural district is OF an hundred times
more value to farmers than city in
stitute, where, as is generally the case,
the greater portion OF the theories pro
mul gated are from men who hardly
know barley from buckwheat.
Farmers cannot be induced TO write
out their experiences for the argicul-
tural press, but they are generally free
to talk, and opportunity should be al
forded for them to do so, where lasting
benefit may be derived.
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The Col0red Vote.

The Pittsburgh Commercial, Repub-
lican, SAYS: The Managers have done
the worst possible thing for the colored
voters by making them Extensively
prominent in the. canvass Just closed
Every art was resorted to; promises Of
all kinds weremade to induce them to
vote for the Regular Republican ticket.
Colorei orators were paraded conspic
uously at public meetings; colored
voters were banded together and pressed
into service at committee meetings, and
special pains were taken TO have the
entire colored vote poiled at an early
hour. No class Of voters were cult
waited by the regulars like those who for
the first time exercised the right Of suf-
frage.
All this will, in the end, prove unfor-
tunate for the colored man. Instead OF
being taken out OF politics, in which he
has figured so conspicuously for many
years, he is made even more prominent
BY being made a politician, intoxicated
BY promises Of office The assiduitv
with which he was cultivated was pos
lively disgusting to white men who
are without prejudice against the
man of color, but who do not be-
feve that he lie any better than the
white man. The worst enemy of the
negro could hardly have done him
greater injury than that inflicted by the
Regular Managers in so parading him
in politics as TO shock all sense OF pro
priety and decency. We will probably
now hear something OF Offices and other
favors promised, and We will be curious
TO see how they will be redeemed
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Trust Sale.
Trustee.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed 10 me by samuel u. Robinson
a-I Nary A. ms wife, and George ". I.ub-
..~.a 4.t Ellen his VIE, bearing date on
jag :. day o. June, 1880, and nOw ON record
ID .'- recorders Office OF ONO county III
-=g5 Book -, pages S2-SO3, l Will on
Thur~iay, the roth day OF october,
Next.
4; s. o'clock 4. ". Of that day, al the front
a..s U. the Court House OF OHIO county,
~. Z, the highest and best bidder the fol-
T.ag properly, 10 wit:
4. OF That certain piece or parcel
q. ground lying and being in that part
20. the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
y - Virginia, known aS North Wheeling,
...- same icing the Western DIVISION OF The
: ,l4.z bounded by Wood, Main, Mcclure
.-1 Ne; streets, and embracing five LOIS
e. ..., w.!ch are numbered forty-nve, fOTtS-
y i'.;y seven, iOrIy-elSht and ioity-hlnt,
-. g. i, ! and ~, upon which are >itua'cu
ma, a.v known as the Robinson Glass
A., al that piece or parcel Of land, known
q lots iAirty-four and thirty-nye tSi ana
.l that part OF the city OI NheTAns
~-."a formerly belonged 10 Jonathan Zane
ems ws, .a!L Oh INTO lots 10y DAVID ShTlESE
a.t D,.rl>, and conveyed 10 ;: ". q w. " ;
i.FH...>I4 Uy Margaret h Wallace anu
"'a--, - deed dated February %. $50 ana
.'. s'-rrsI II ohio county.
-LEN- Or >ALE-Ole-fourth OF the Pur-
case money in hand. and the balance IN
X, we've and eighteen months; the PuI-
c-..p,r. giving nOi,S and approved security
.ot tD- deferred payments, and the title
retained until the sad payments are made
a. 4 deed ui trust executed ON the SAME.
sing a. Trustee, Will convey only such
..v a. i vested IN me 10y said deed O!
...N., but II = p--.ieved 10 be undoubied-
J.F. UPDEGRAFF,
as.'s Trustee.
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Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI, October l3
COTTON-Dull and a shade lower
middling at l43@l5c.
FLOCR-Firm.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and declined
at 81 lOGl Is. Corn dull and declin-
ed; old at 53G soc; new at 44@46.- Rye
quiet and prices unchanged at S0@S2
Oats quiet and unchanged. Barley dull
and unchanged
GROCERiES-Firm.
EGGS-Firm at DC.
BCTTER-Higher and grades al
vanced at 33637c.
SEEDS-Clover dull and dropping at
50 7jalO 10. Flax in good demand
at full prices at 81 50
PROYISIONS-Pork quiet and un-
changed at SO 10. Lard quiet at I'm.
changed at l6c. Shoulders at BE
sides at l6c. Bacon at firm at l4c;
sides at l746 Ice.
WHISkY-Dull and unsettled at
SjG. Soc asked
GOLD-At ll3t.
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TrIIsfpe,s Sale.

IN VIRTUE OF A DEED Or TRUST,
-...-- and executed 10 me rs Trustee, By
= EDihacker and Johanna his vile, by
- isltsl the 9th day OF April. III the year
~. ana noY On rec 'rd in The Recorders
-. am. ,raufv. ~rrrg Of West EIr-
.... y--I ByJA No. Il, pages ~ a..u
-, ~,,..re the payment OF TWO certain
-. mss ~ notes, Tor the sum OI twenty
Enc hundred dollars, payable 10 W. II.
..r.lH. o. order. Oytn bearing dslus
n s-e.. 45.l, 1863, the amounts aud time OF
..-n.-, u. tLs SINE being fU4tOT>
~ ,8- one thousand dollars. payable
w. We months alter date, with luz ~
.-... E4.s. one ioT one thousand one hum
.--.. uJ..agS. payable eighteen months a.Isr
2 .-... with lgLeTv>. RON dale, and signed 10y
,.IE = 2 kptAJckrr 10 W If. Scu,,LuuEA,
. 49,. o.. -U.iTy, the --d day Oh october,
-. g-p.---t 90 >-.i al pao!.c auction 10 thr
-s-,t aai Uy-,; bidder, al the front door OF
ne Court II Use OF SAID county, cOminenc-
--...y o'clock \. NJ. the following de-
...--. psppurIy. tnIt - 10 say: \ certain
.. -.g. parcel q! ground, situated on the
rs. ale o.: Market street above Jefferson
,..--.:. ~ that part oi the city OF W heelng
...gr.,..y called North Wheeling, ana
. .-!p ..e,i on the plat Of said city ;ts LoI
81. -. >a.d lot having a front on Ma-ke:
49, 90. s-s .cvt, and IuuIIng lack ana Dor
....-...- ~ Tie W-Sl side pi FOURTH street, II
...1- the sane property that was conveyed
-.t.. :. j. hh-Li-htT anu VIE bN W. ".
n .--..E al. others by deed dated ana
-.--.rI N the Recorders Office of said
.-..r,-r. ia Deed Book No. ~, page 80, or So
...-... -.y.ypI - viii D. SUFFICIENT TO pay
-... ...--.,4. ~ sid notes above described,
. ..-.... ysl,u the legal Interest thereon,
..I. ...e >.AIG 10Th day OF March, l>sH, untL
.. principal AMI interest calculated 10
... sale. amounting 10 Sol -.
..l.y~ or SALE viii be ont-half Of the
........>- money cash IN hand and the rc-
amber ~ two equal inS; ailments, payable
.,.NauI Twelve months from ddS OF sale,
- 90 interest," therein from said day, said
.-y--ed payments being secured by the
b.. .-... ~! giving MS bond for the same.
49,. -tri persona! security, and Uy the IL
. J..l. retained until the same are pad.
SINK ~ trGStse. will convey such title
81, = vested III me by said deed OF trust, al
.....-.. o. = believed To b. UudOGDied.
DANIEL SCHANBRA,
-..sT Trustee
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-14

Rheumatism cured in one day.
SYRACUSE, May ..
Tuesday ! was confined u bed, We'd
nesday l was out and wei, by using b.
Smiths Electric OIL" ] have sent bottle
TO q friend in Rochester, for deafness
W. II. WAIT, Depot Master.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money market.

New YORK, October IL.
Wall street has been in a fever Of
excitement all day over the, events in
the gold room or the scheme to make
cash gold scarce and high. Floating
gold in the market is limited in amount
and controlled By few parties who can
see-saw the borrowing rates to suit
themselves and regulate milk shorts
until the Government steps in.
To-day nearly four millions OF gold
was called in but the bulk of it
returned to eircution at high Dor
rowing rates. At one time borrow
ing rates were run up to 81 per cent,
and the price of gold to ll4i, at this
juRcture it was reported that the bank
Of California, received permission from
the Treasury Department to transfer a
million Of gold from San Francisco to
New York, and also. that the Secretary
would sell FIVE millions tomorrow
this caused all borrowing rates to dis
appear, and late in the afternoon 3 per
cent was paid for carrying gold, while
the price ran down to ll3s. These re-
ports proved TO be without foundation.
The Bank Of California has obtained
permission 10 transfer one million Of
gold from New York TO San Francisco,
at commission Of ] per cent. The
first installment Of one million has been
paid into the Treasury here, TO be paid
out in San Francisco. This operation
of course takes cash gold out of the
open market and locks it up in the
Treasury. After all the talk about this
squeeze Of cash gold to-day. only one
million was actually taken out OF the
market and BOT returned.
MONEY-Active; currency CO. per
cent
STERLING-Nomiual at l0S!@
lOSs.
GoLD-Openei at ll3i and closed
strong at ia CARRYING rates !Gs.
Clearances ST. 00D0B.
q GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Dull
and heavy. Coupons of 81, ll4G
1l4!; do 90, ll23Gll25; do GA, Ill!
OLLIE; do '65, lll4Gll2; do new,
ll0.GllO!; do 81, ll0:@ll0!; do '6S,
lI0!@lIOs; l44Os, l06sGlO6I; Cur
rency 6s, lllsGlll! The Treasury
bought S2,0JO0OO.
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Anunrxr- Tnesdar er

AcCTDRSr.-0n Tuesday evening OF
last week, q son of Mr. Frank Little
page, who lives in Franiord, in this
county, borrowed a gun for the Pur-
pose OF shooting duck on a pond close
by his fathers house. The lad did not
have occasion to fire the gun, and car
ried ii to the house and sat it behind
the door, and in the evening Mr.; LIS.
step-iaughter, Miss Joanna Fulwiler,
in attempting to remove the curtain
from one window to another threw
down the gun. and discharged one Of the
barrels, shooting herself through both
legs, and her brother through the hand,
causing painful, but notfatal wounds
Greenbrier independent.
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New York Market

New YORK, October Is.
COTTON-Heavy; sales $500 bales
uplands at lj!c.
FL0UR-Steady.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and unchang-
ed; new spring at 81 2S9l 81; winter
red and amber at 81 3S@l 30. Rye
quiet and unchanged; new western at
90(G,95c. Oats dull and dropping west.
ern at sc; Ohio al 54@56c. Corn dull
and a shade lower mixed at SAC Sc.
EGGS-At 2a(a,SOc.
PROVISI0NS-Pork dull and nom.
inally unchanged. Beef at &c. Bulk
meats dull aud unchanged. Bacon
quiet and unchanged. Lard steady,
sales 800 tierces good at l6l@ l6sc,
chiefly the former.
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What ;. IN the bedroom:

The importance OF ventilaGng bed
rooms is fact in which every body is
vitality interested, and which few prop
erly appreciate If two men are 10
occupy bed room during a night let
them step upon weighing scales as they
retire, and then again in the morning,
and they will find that their actual
weight is at least a pound less in the
morning. Frequently there will be a
loss OF two or more pounds, and the
average loss throughout the year will
be more than one pound; that is, dur.
ing the nights there is loss Of pound
of matter, which has gone off from
their bodies, partly from the lungs and
and partly through the pores Of the
skin. The escaped material is carbonic
aeid aud decayed animal matter, or
poisonous exhalations.
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For Sale.

~ THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
II sale Lot No. IL, III Oraham's addition
10 The city OF W heeiIng, situate On the
op:le: v. quincy and sixth streets. There
= god ufick and frame house on the cor
-=5. r"lii.. Ing eIsh; rooms, with water anu
- t.lrl..y-. and one of the best cellars
.- LIE ylty. There IL n connection good
s.rl.- and Carriage house On the south
-. I'D. The lot there j. a good frame house
: q I've rooms, fronting on sixth street.
AIS : a very desirable location. Parties
N.>-.aS 10 purchase will please call al - ).
b'!l Wholesale Shoe store, No ~ Main
>:ret. VI. +. WAYMAN.
LEy.s
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A Characteristic Incident.

Among the many striking incidents
Of the late food in Virginia is one re-
lated by a Fluvanna county, Virginia,
correspondent Of the Richmond Wing,
which we have already published, of the
attempt of the three heroic white citi-
zens OF Fluvanna TO rescue a colored
ferryman land his wife at the ferry
house al the Junction of the James and
Rivanna rivers. In making the attempt
these three brave men, by name, Davis,
Fuqua and Agee, the latter youth,
lost their noble lives The Incident
illustrates not only the sel-sacriticing
courage OF a generous and brave peo-
pie, but the traditional friendship OF
Southern whites to the colored race II
is an indication Of genuine Southern
sentiment in that regard much more re-
liable than the inventions OF the manu-
facturers of Southern outrages.-BoLt-
more Sun.
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CONCLUSION TOMORROW.

A KINp-HEARrEp clergyman with a
team overtaking pedestrian. invited
him 10 ride The man got into the
wagon, when the clergyman, intent on
his calling, asked him, Are you pre-
pared to die?' The poor fellow, taking
the clergyman for highwayman,
leaned from the wagon and fled, sup
posing the question to be synonymous
With "vour money or YOUR life.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October Is.
FLOUR-Extra spring at 81 5O@
515.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and declined
l@lic 81 06Gl 06l for No. . spring,
Chicago; unchanged this afternoon
Corn dull and declined l@lic sales at
59i6j9Ic for No. , mixed. Oats, No
. quiet and firmer at 35@35ic. Rye
weaker at 69@ sole Barley closed
dull at Ole
HOG-Active at s. 2N(G,1 90.
CATTLE-Fairiy active s. 0ot9
90.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, October Is

BALTIMORE, October Is.
FL0UR-Steady.
GRAIN-Wheat steady; red Indiana
at 81 3O@l 80. Corn dull and I'M
changed; western white at SOC; yellow
at SOlGS2c. Oats dull and unchanged
al 4>@5Oc.
PROVISI0NS-Pork, demand fair
and market firm at ST. 90. Bacon. in
good demand at full prices shoulders al
l5c; sides at lSc: clear rib at Isle.
Lard firm at lie.
WHISKY-Steadyi wool at 9Oc;
iron at Gle.
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n THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

Virginia.
In the matter OF d. X. Irwin & Co.
To whom IL may concern: The under
signed, Henry Conant, OF Wheeling. West
Virginia hereby gives notice Ofhis appoint
meut As assignee OF the estates of ID. X. IT.
win and julius Wehrnan, partners as ID.
h. Irwin d Co.. OF Wheeling, in the county
of Ohio, in said District, and VINO were, to-
wit: on the 9Th day OF September, 4. ID.
1870, adjudged bankrupts upon the petition
OF a creditor, by the said Court.
Dated al Wheeling, West Virginia. the Isl
day of October, A. d. 1870.
HENRY COSANT,
octld&w Assignee.
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STATES or AMERICA.
lockwood. Burley / Co.,

lockwood. Burnley / Co,
".
Steamboat "..iichigan" and nine coal barges.
In Admiralty.
In obedience tn an order entered ON The I'D
day OF September, lS70, in the District
Court ofthe United States, for the District
OF West Virginia, in the case OF Lockwood,
BIrley & Co, against the Steamboat Mich
gan" her engines, tackle, OUTFIT apparel.
and furniture. and also nine coal bSrgeS !
shall proceed to sell, AT Public Auction. 10
the highest bidder. said steamboat MICH
gan" and barges at the Public Landing. in
The town Of Moundsville, Marshall County,
Vest Virginia. on the 18th day Of October,
A. D.. 1870. The said Steamboat Is laying at
the Landing at Moundsville. Two OF the
barges are Reached at the Coal Landing OF
smith & Watson, opposite 10 the town OF
Moundsville Four barges are laying al the
hnding o. lockwood, Burley Co, three
miles below MoupdSvilie. One barge Is lay
ing beached opposite to the mouth of Fish
Creek. and two barges are laying al Louis
willie. Kentucky.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the plr-
chase money in cash, and the remainder
in six months from the day-of sale, with
interest to b. satisfactorily secured
HEDGMAN SLACK.
L. = Marshal, District West Virginia
BY wM. II. IRWIN, Deputy.
JAS :. WHEAT. Proctor fo- tsoeliants-
Wheeling, West Virginia sept 2, $50
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When We are suffering We want a
remedy that will cure at once and with
out making US sicker than before we
took it. We don't want 10 lose time,
suffer on a sick bed, and get up with
all our faculties impaired AVOID al
this; use Rosenheim Stomach Bitters
the Great Western Remedy.
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TRANSFORMATION.
BALTIMORE & OHIO B. R. co.

WHEELING, Juno II, $50.
r. 70 - PASSENGER TRAINS
- S.t---SSas,z wIlI run by the following
scnedule On and alter June 18th, lS6u-
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPIRES
EAsr-IKAyEs wRT-LEAvEA
daily nlf ats...s.o 4. N. daily st..-iGss 4. X.
HRRIyIs AT BellAIT .--..-...lI45 a. n
GraftOn--....EsD n. N AkkINbs Al
Cumberland IA D. II Newark---.-.-t:lS p. n
BaItimoIe--s ,JO 4" Sanduhky ...--gW
WRsh'n CityIO- ColuInbus.-.-4J1ao
New YORK 49, o-Ou A ~ Clnc4nnAiA-INO
FAST LINZ.
yAs1-LE. yKS VET-JKA
d hS as.....sO n. Gaiiy 40 40 4 N.
GRRIyEs AT 'BeIlaiT ....-..-. h>g 90
Baltimore.....s5DA A. n. AkklNhs Al
WaSht'u CltyEtJ LaneSyllIs.-L.- J r. ~
New York =, 4:IG p. n JUluInOsls..-. 90 e
sundays excepted
NAIL TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAyEs wEsT-LEAvEs
eWheelinR Leaves Wheeling
daily aLIlSS p. NJ daily at...-Ii:i5 A n.
AKKIyEs AT ARRIVES AT
C;raftDn. isD A. n Newark t.gD a. n
Baltimore .-. as p. -anduAky.-. o7D p. n.
Washt'n Cltyb=5 IOiuhlDns..' ,'1 A -.
Nsv York 6aO A. N ICIncin natl l25y X.
sundays excepted 'sunosyA ehoep'eo
ACCOMMODATION.
rIr-LEAYEs wTsT-LEAvB
SIgyi, al iasA. H. daily ai..-2sSr.s
LRKIvE AT AREITns AT
Grafton - Ely r. u. ZaneSyille--. yt0
ParksnbR IS SewATk.-..-irt0
CumbsrId-.-Igl5 fsaDdnAky.-- SO5
osundays excepted. :"Sundays excepted
Trains ON the Main line make cOnnec-
tons At Baltimore with trains Tor Philndel-
phia, New York and Boston. Al Relay
House, via Washington CITY, for all points
south.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec.
ton at Columbus for ali points Weai and
Northwest
Tcket 10 all principal points can b pro-
JOHN l. WILSON,
Master OF TrsnspoTtslon, baltimore
X 7. UENRiks,
dec7 General Agent. whselinG.
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Ca,ching Horse- in Pasture.

4 writer in the Cincinnati Gazette
takes a few sweet apples when gong 10
turn the horse out and feeds one before
taking the bride of, and one or two
more after. Apples are taken again
when the horse is to be caught and no
trouble IL experienced.
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Tur Boston Ga-ese saws that tn

The Boston Gazette SAYS that the
Rev. DR.. Alexander 81. Vinton was
instantly cured of chewing tobacco by a
Young Miss, TO whom he WIS giving
good advice about Lent She said A;
SPsbaw! don't talk selfdenial TO me,
whv YOU have your mouth filled full OF
nasty tobacco The reverend gentle
man turned aside his head, removed the
odious weed from his mouth, and has
never since tasted II.
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Governor STEVENSON boosted Of the
present free school system in West Viz
GINA. 1t must be well managed 10y the
illiterate Board Of School Commission
ers under whose control il is. We have,
in; The county of Berkeley, Radical
School Commissioners who cannot write
their own names. When called upon
10 sign an official document they are
under the necessity OF making their
mark X.-Martins6trg Star
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IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF

i Wheeling.
Dewey, Vance GO.
W. = In Chdnc1ry.
Frank J. ROthacker, 81 al.
Notice having been heretofore given that
pursuant To decree of said Court in
said cause, that would, as Special Com
missioner, sell, on Saturday, the 9Th day
OF April. $50, at pubic auction, at the
front door of the Court House OF Ohio
county, the real estate known AZ the
ROthacSer Brewery, ts-wIt: the south half
Of Lot No. %, situate on the east side OF
Market street. between jefferson and
Adams streets In the city OF Wheeling;
and that the above sale was postponed I'M
I'll Wednesday, May 18Th, lTG notice Is
hereby given that said sale was on said 18th
day OF Nav, postponed until Saturday, DC
tober /, 1870, at III o'clock A. NJ, at which
time IL will take place al the front door OF
the Court House of Ohio county.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
balance in two equal instalments, payable
re SpecIively IN six and twelve months
from the day Of sale, with interest De
ferred payments 10 he secured by purchaser
giving his bond with good personal secu-
riiy, and by the title being retained until
the same are paid.
The Commissioner will only give slch.
title a. Is vested in him, which Is believed
10 be good.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
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T,..day. NoyemberI, Is.o,
Farm for Sale.

rAD ACRES, FROM 3toi MILES FROM
lUZ the ONO rIver al Hubs Landing,
: ..,.IJr', Mil. Marshall county, IVES. Va,
70 u scryS under cultivation. and the res-
~ In splendid timOSr: small orchard;
We! .oE house. and stable.
W. v. HUIE & BRO,
~ 100 Market street.