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sa 81 %bErfuuiCn.
Es9A Gin tIslnt8 paus NIT 8 3tnmsrr an QBeH.
PrattNTaBt biuia uHO nit lttbttH Yeoiuguuetn, Iotuie
Gnoers in UsrlGttOsnCu Stabttbetlen btui1 un6 nit lrid.
ten BeOiRgunasu. -Gins SaHoitGue bon 81 Nder, o Ulets
len pom Der StaOt, IN Nboner BelbattenbtIt, nteoriaen
prets uno letdte Ycotu8uuStu, ioluie Ueriditotne anOtre
ganbiielltn nabe Der Giant In W(drGlanO uno Btrais
uien. y, RpbiHfoH * GOmp,
l2ll-) Nr. II, Gdru ButlOinaB.
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RM p~erFaMfen.
Nillia III perEnnfcn.

Gtne uorJiiglthe 8ampImal6t bin Itd-7 theoretically
neblt 0anpte lirl. Wan nelOe It'd iofort In Der 9gptot.
ton he's 0orrtlpouotntIl ode Der 8alttmortiiraBs
uno pof'Gti sAuCuue. (2O4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24

HNA Bier 5dIltr an Dapfon.ansp IUtIh,n 60.
uuo st. petsr5NraBs. Noebsn terttg t6tnio 1
paultr BCgcRiber, bic lest ggbaut uerben. 9lahluiraaeu
6ej tssorqt y. Saa;lS, eide Der Sarqtoaa. uns
5dSpsrfTaAE. ll97-l
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NiMin II N%CrRdMfen.

aessA 8rsi uCus bibihs gBObubdUier at Der Gbn'e.
h@ig NraBt, BEN U%iaotiOu. Square ge9cuti5tr, init 8as.
EaA VdbcItHmer, 0O0lterb, Qct,s Appurdt, Stllluua
II. !. 10. Vreis Uou So5Ol bis $500. 9iaatrcs In Clr
SO, ebaros, uGbe 4rd'ttraBe. tOn.7lWt.l
ultce Rdpter! so ste. pro 100,
nm nit rttrni SOrrGtbt alien VluptCrs uuImr6umCn
lanet mir 0dilcibe bcitc fir 30 GtS. pro 100 9oaen ab.
Uldn mel0e fh In Der srp. b. BI. (i8s-l
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lauItI.l:
@ine hIblmr Gnttaar

.@lH. In Mount gSaibtaBtoa, 6 WaeiIen bon Baltimore
an Der gNorbltbtn 6entt lls6l lenbult," bod, angeutbm
lno 8eluno sslsgen. nur 100 DIros non Der Citation
%entetut, nit idOner gerranOGb be game 9dngs oss
pGules, breltsr pale. aIien aeuer. IL 3tmuern unb
ilperbtn2Ba Ter IN Der aiidt, StGnuns uno gDagensgt
mile. GusgfUablten BCitrdu1en, Bdunen &C., lum Bers
talie nit lOiorti9er YetBna9mt. Utor >ptuoe fh an
kB %. farCiIou. YoltmCilttr In Wt. Waibtn9ton,
oosr an ptHrp ~ Score. Rr. D. 2aw3uilbings.
Wlttimnrf (2in-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24
s7EA GrprcBzQGaacn an DCrfauEeu.
3u ~netfauicn.

ssS;f 81 netfauicn.
&A. 8ds gpObubaus nit qaoeu Cir, 70, qombaro.
ltraBe, nit pliGge grtis 1880. $500 baur. Der WcIt
III 3 9abren ioUtc aud Der Ga0eu Wr. ~, SGo.Scros
ltneIraBe Yrrt5 $500. Sin S0us an Der Wtueritr.
init 8 3tumctil UNI Keller Vrsts $1,000. GaS Qaus
ylr. IS, 0anpieaOlir.; YrtlS $3.50; ioruie elm plus
an her DurbdmrruBe tur $3.50 nit $ljU bdGr. 9as
0du9 gr. 81. NotO'NnnfraBe; Prsi5 5000 ioiUis
elm nitolihts 9aus an Der y]ilimanilr. Yreis ti2pG,
unD ett tIenes Snus an Der WaocubtHhr gireis 1928.
Nabere AHstlnlt slot Sbos -. WtafGon,
IpHI.l mr NJ MnFh. lnuSir,bs
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Blu DerhmffR arD 81 uermidbm.
3u pcrfaufcn.

Cine gut riuRttihtie @tt5iduit tn Rr. sac,
Siabtfrqes uabt BEN GroBtraBsusUl arft. nt0tu Bes
idaits : 8,Fa8otruug. AaAluiglBsn an orr uuh
Stenc. l2y3-5l
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8rrwalterB;Y erfanf

h2XV LAA7
zines -
ipertbpolIen 2%ano9utes nit Gnteniagos uno
Eiiherei llfer
In Baltimore Upuntp. nabe Gbnf's Citation,
an Der Baltimore Vhila0elpbia'Ir Gtienbabu,A
uno zines
3ieqeliteln QYohnbnuIrs
dr Der Bomb. Hdbe tombareHrdBe.
Jn sOles e,nts Dtirrtes oes arets'8erib,s Der Stast
Baltimore luerbcn bic unite tetdlrettng %erlpnlter u%uibftert.
liher Nuttion im Ggaaase.C rrtGlifsjtnusr an Der Sc.
z on tag. ben ~. Ditober. 1870, FSad,mit.
tags I ubr. gum Dertaufe dusotsten
fas sauesut, ais ods Solutions btianrt, IN Der
Baltimore . BbtlaDslpbia'tr 0tienbabn." ~ungtidbr 10
Wlsltn uou Baltimore. nabe Gbate's Station, gtltacn,
Bpeibunoert uno ~flntuno~ jruunItBg der entbaltenb, oaoon
iiup 10 Mfer bebolIt. her 0iet tuliiutrt. IS NJ elm Vnriidl.
ano ttn Ntpitl. @drttu ouf BEN Sute. Die gduIittetttn
befieben In einem ~btlIerneu gBOhnhaille nabs Der Yabns
Station. pas lid iur einen IlDcn etguet. etnem dnhertn
bolierusn WDobnbau,e nit Webcr9sbau0tn uno elnsm
auotren b6liernsl bauie an utsr.
Das Ganb eigntt fd gut Iur DbitIudt uno ptroe time
quite Burtfit. unb @smiil es Snurrst atgtbtn. Sds 5aao.
nter ain gaIpetersSreet iuirO ais etHes Der btien I'M
Staate aethtloert uuo 1T BON ttnen Slab IpabrtnD rutbs
rtrer Sabre beriubi poroGn.
Jerner:
Den sanien 8runbpIaS an Der UDshitits Der
BonbitraBs. IA JuB brett uno u 5ub tkf bis an tius
10 j5uB brttte ALep 9ebeno. pruitoltn5fret.
Stt Yuuiitteittn befebtn IN tirtfi 3.n6di9en Bic.
geiaeiu tB pbnbauS &c nit 2'r6dt9em btntergcbdape,
als Orr. al. Soupfrd8t. beJtidnti uuo tintr lebsns.
ldnpliden Bobnpttiluoe tLifr Estatel unirrporttn.
Die Yertaufsbe0tuguupen, tps ourt bGB Gerlbt Dor.
eei6reben, iino Die paltte baGr, bee Rtlt tn . uno Il
Weonaisn NIT 3inisn.
rutbsr d RspnoIss unb
RSm. q. VI. VamIitpu, BertpaIttr
HBm. ftamtitou * Comp, Nutt.,
yt. u unp W. Slo.S9arlestraBs.
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Sbubmadber DerIanet
RoftaGnaer %perlanat.

FHUBt
Wrbttttr fir bauoaendbte 4tbsit Cstitched work. BIT
0tbrioer Bduft y Gpmp.. Rr. BIS, u e Sal.
timpr. fFd6e. (252-3l
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aRftiuuS= Seriauf

1 NlftiOnssS crfauf
AAlA bon
mertbbcHenl, central g%eleaeuen giGentbum,
eRr. IT, urc.Fibertbs
IpilbtH Saratoga uuO BdrnctitnBy.
Seute, p. SitJbcr 1870. Ylhmittaqs nm 4 ulr.
tpttoen MIR an Crt uuo Sttue otVgauteu "
SdS ipCrtbpOur Characterization VSr. II. ~
ttbertD'. ftubt SQrdiuNu'raBe. rs limb urqerabr Is
3tlnuitr int Sduic. lDtlbe INIT alien 8gluemlthIsitfu
perltbeu uno IN Comylcltu Sutlnte Qciebt pcrorr limb.
uuo wiro bafelbt. elmer 5rlnomittbs non $3.50. lptltr
~ tracro elmer Sell nor OuosCr 1871 tir 5000 abQt.
1911 urrocH ianH. uUtertD0rfru. ]prttluft.
Wouattu.
t21g-53l a n Ruuio,u ~ R,br WrH
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Wftrnlnniihe MathihIGaf

Wsbrtre lsbiSt iuuee 2sute t0nnen quite aoa uno 60
sts bet hermann Muller, rer. $50. 0antpn
sfpeuut, gde Der MnnftraBe trbalten. OFT 10, lItt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24
9ghM q. NQre,

s cJObn 4. garf,
IaankasassA Der .nsttfde librma@er,
AMER p,m "sANsioS %HoUss," eds Der WtH . sSap.tis.
uuo ct. paulhrnBt,
(rabtr ubriruasr tar earntour & @omp..
lpiomtt 'etnt Banis Autnel i%lontfsi1 Der Neparatar pm
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WaSamc Woore, Die Saoin,

Fam Nuts tbuu, mas Vt uttIpti&t. biuVdtIth BITS y or.
gungeueu Der Wt9tntu a ri uuo Der 3ufiuftigtn
Steigntne Stf 1T iebt bcrett, BON ibrtn 6rtunotn UNI
Hldtb s,trast 81 usrotn. 8ansn In Standardization
iuou n at idui9ft oorlpre6en, ba He autn bic 9roBtt BE.
trtsoigura aeDdhrtu Tam. Darrer rs Gents. ptrrtu
6apettehraac (253-64l
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NerIduat
NerlGu0t.

Gin iuu9tr Ytaur. Der Nufsrt Ji bIneu osr3tbt.
iuiuidt ltibte Bti6dfti8une, ul fb niiBIid Jl maasn.
4obn ritt 10 itbr eta Srgenitanb. ais cline tettae Gtetle
gladiuf, aeen In Z. Kssber's 9Otal, pRr. go. Centre
AZ arPst.Space. t2b2-4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24

bic isbr etIdidte Ratbssberin. lam Iu isosr 3tit iibsr
8erbaitntie oss 4ebsnS iber Slid uno unsIiid ssipro.
Den u.rosn in Rr. 1A8. FORFEIT, 2 abirtn bon Der
iprtdeu. t253-SI
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-22
Public Resolution-No II

4 Resolution to extend the port of entry Of the
collection district Of New Orleans
Resolved by the Senate AMI House Of Repre-
sentaiiyes OF the Omitted States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the limits ot the port Of
New orleans az = port Of entry be enlarged and
extended 50 to include all that portion Of the
parish of jefferson. left bank, in the State Il
Louisiana living between the Mississippi river and
Lake Pontchartrain, and between the upper line
Of the parish Of Orleans. left bank, and line
running parallel thereto, commencing at the
Mississippi river at the upper lire Of the city ot
EirTJiltOn, and extending 10 Lal PuntcbartTdin.
Sec . And be it further received. That this
resolution shall take effect frem and after the
date Of its passage
Approved February ., 1870
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Public Resolution-No. q.
Joint Resolution directing an inquiry into the
loss of the United States steamer . Oneida

Joint Resolution directing an inquiry into the
loss Of the United States steamer . Oneida
Whereas on the twenty-fourth day Of January
last, the United States steamer g Oneida, when
leaving the port of Yokohama, Japan. came in
collision with the Britt b Pennsular and Oriental
mail steamer . bombay and sunk almost in
stanty with the loss If nearly all her officers and
the greater part of her men: and whereas the
Navy De, artment has been unable. in answer to a
request of the House of representative, TO COM
municate any detailed or satisfactory Information
touching the circumstances If the less, beyond its
extent and the number ofcasualties; and whereas
1t appears that no full and impartial and salts
fIctOry investigation has been de into the
causes of the disaster. into the conduct Of the
parties implicated in it Therefore,
Be it resolved by the Senate and House IF
Representatives Of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary Of the
Navy shall, with the least practicable delay,
order an inquiry 10 be made into the particulars
Of the loss OF sail United States steamer Oneida,
ard Of her officers and men. including the subse
quent conduct Of the captain of the steamer
- bombay" with view to ascertain the RESPONSE
bility tor the collision by which she destroyed.
and 0r the destruction Of life which ATTENDED; the
and make report of the 10
Congress.
Approved. April :, 1S.e.
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lOFFICIALl
LAWS OF tue UNITED STATES
Passed at tie Second Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
CHINA-1s6S.

AppTrIoysL ARTICLES TO TIE TREATY BETWEEN The
United STATES AND CHINA. OF JUNE Is. 1s5S.
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Ipuhllc-\o. 80.
An Act to incorporate the Washington Hence
paiLic Medical Society.

patLic Medical Society.
BE il enacted by the Senate AMI House Of Rep
rcSe:ta -iYes IF the United States of America in
ncre~s assembled, That Tuliio $. Verdi. Gus
tave ". Pope. C. W. Sonnensehmidt. E $. Kim
pali. and ,IehU Brainerd, AMI their associates and
success RS, physicians, be. and they hereby are.
mace a corporation by the name of the Washing
ton Homeopathic Medical Sociey, with all the
powers and privileges. ami subject to all the
duties. liabilities, and restrictions set forth in
this act.
Sac :. And be it further enacted, That said
corporation may held real and personal estate 10
the amount of twenty Thousand dollars.
SIC. ; And he il further enacted. That the
members of said society. or such of their officers
or members AS they shall appoint shah have the
power to practice medicine and surgery and col
Iect their fees within the District Of Columbia
SEC 1. And be il further enac ted, That the
members of said Sccietv. such Of their fficeis
II members they shall appoint, sha haze full
power and authority TO examine all candidates
FIR membership concerning the practice of specific
medicine and surgery. provided said candidates
shall sustain a Csyd moral character. and shall
present letters testimonial Of their qualifications
from some legally authorized medical institution
and IT, upon such examination the same caudi-
dates. without exception on account of color,
shall be found qualified for the practice Of medi-
cine and surgery, they shall receive the certificate
ofmenlb.Fship or the license TO practice medicine
or surgery within the nisiric. of Columbia.
SEC. ). And be il further enacted. That any
acts or parts of acts conflicting with the proys
ions If this act be and are hereby, repealed.
Approved. April -, 1870.
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IUblic-NO. 9.
An Act to protect officials in Government employ.

An Act 10 protect officials in Government employ.
Ee it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentativeS Of the United States If America In
Congress assembled. That officer clerk in the
United States Government employ shall at any
time solicit contributors Of other officials
pioyees in the government service for gift or
present to those IN a superior official position :
nor shall any such officials clerical superiors
ceive any gift OF present offered presented to
them as the contribution OF these in government
employ receiving less salary than themselves:
shall any officer or clerk make any donation
SIit or Present To any official superior. ANY
officer OF clerk violating Of the provisions q:
this bill shall be SUNNI rily discharged from the
Government employ
Approved. February 1, $50.
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N OF ICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
~ apply to the Commissioners of the General
Land Office. to have refunded the purchase
money paid by me on the southeast quarter of
Section q, Township l6 north. range 10 east. as
per certificate No. ia, issued at Carson City,
Nevada, bearing date the 18th day of June. 1864,
the same having been adjudced invalid and can
celed. GEORGE WASHINGTON WENTWORTH
myl96 CIV
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N 0 T I c E.

DARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
i the v. 7. R. r Co. are requested to pre-
sent them at an office Of the Company by the list
Of the mouth following that in which they have
accrued.
H. N. YERINGTON. Superintendent.
February q, 1870. II
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COPARTN + RS Up.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
associated with me in business Mr.. GEOHGE
Gibson and v i'll continue at the old ST nj
under the firm name and style IF DAVIS
gibson, where He shall he pleased TO see and
wait upon all who may favor us with their calls
Thanking a generous public for the liberal
patronage received in TIE past eleven years, and
soliciting a continuance Of the same 10 the new
firm. G. 7. DAVIS.
mv2o-tf
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ASSESSTR,
OaNsBY COUNTY, Nevada,
Carson CITv May 9. 1870.
A Ii PERSONS LIABLE To PAY STATE AND
II County Taxes, for the year 1870, are hereby
notified that the annual Poll-tax of Four Dollars,
for the use of the State and County, due from each
male resident of this State over twenty and
under sixty years Of age,
Is Now Due and Payable.
To the County Assessor or his Deputy; and all are
expected to pay said tax when called upon. And
also, that the taxes on the personal property OF
persons who do not own real estate within the
County of sufficient value to secure the taxes on
both their real and personal properly are due and
payable when the same is assessed. All taxes
payable in United Stat, gold coin.
The laws provided for the collection of the above
mentioned taxes will be strictly enforced.
GEORGE W. CHEDIC,
County Assessor.
BY H. H. BENcs, Deputy.
Once: Next door to the County Clerks once,
County Building. myS-4m
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eleven one from each Senatorial District,
who shonld select another committee OF
equal numbers, distributed in like man
ner, who should constitute the Site Cen.
trail Committee.
Mr.. NEwLIN moved as II substitute that
the delegation from each Senatorial Dis.
trict choose lis members Of the Central
Committee, and that the committee thus
constituted should appoint Suite Execu.
utive Committee Of five.
The substitute was accepted by Mr.
ATTENTION and agreed to by the Conven-
ton.
The committee was appointed Us fol.
lows:
1st District-C. W 3. Allison.
2d-James B. Nay.
3d-Harmon Sinsel.
4th-Maj. A. C. Moore.
5th-L. D. Wheaton.
Gth-W. S. Smith.
7th-F. W. SissOn.
sth-F. ]. Lesage. &
9th-MAj. 7. Gaines.
10th-T. r. Carskadon.
11th-C. E. Stubs.
On motion of HARMON STNsEL, c. D.
HUMANE and G. D. HALL, of Wheeling,
and, OH motion of A. W. MANN, G. w.
ATKINSON, of Charleston, were added to
the committee
On motion of G. W. ATKINSON, the Re-
publican papers throughout the State
were requested to publish the proceedings.
The Convention then adjourned, onmo-
ton of Mr.. EDWARDS, of Marshall, with
three cheers for the ticket and the
platform.
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stand the character Of the charge brought
against him by Gen. HARRIS. If It Is,
said he, that | have preferred and sup.
ported another person as a candidate for
Congress in this district, believing him TO
be more suitable person than himself,
then plead guilty. But II he intimates
that | have In any way used improper
means against him, then the intimation is
untrue. | am not the Secretary OF this
Convention, and could not, therefore, haze
used any official position against the gen.
tleman. And for the same excellent rea.
son, have not delayed the announcement
OF any vote or carried the tally around to
persuade delegations to change their
votes. If the vote was not announced rs
soon as the gentleman would have liked,
1t was because it could not be announced
for the reason that the Wood county dele
cation Ind not voted
Gen. HARRIS said he wished Mr., HUE
BARD simply to understand that the
charge he made was on the authority of
his friends. Ifhc was misinlormed- Che
remainder of the remark was inaudible to
the reporter)
A motion was then made and agreed to
that the rules first adopted, under which
changes OF votes were admissible at any
time before the vote was announced by the
Secretary, should be suspended as to
future ballots, and that hereafter every
vote cast must stand as first announced by
the delegation.
Mr.. WELLS, of Brooke, offered the fol-
lowing:
ReSolred, That when this vote is taken We will
abide by the decision.
The PRESIDENT said that ought to be
the result without any such motion. The
resolution was put and adopted without
objection.
The Convention then proceeded to take
aother ballot with the following result,
which as matter for future reference is
here given in detail:
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FIRST DISTRICT
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Lively Time..A Hard Fought
Field.
NOMINATION OF GEN. GOFF.

Immediately upon adjournment of the
State Convention, the delegates from the
First Congressional district assembled on
the spot for the purpose Of making no
mination for Congress.
Col. c. W. B. ALLISON was chosen Presi-
dent and HANSON CRIsSwELI, Of Marshall,
Secretary.
1t was agreed that the basis Of represen-
tation adopted by tie State Convention
should be the basis Of voting in this Con-
vcntion, viz: That each county should
cast 12 votes for each member to which it
is entitled in the House Of Delegates.
Peasants and Wood which together have
two members dividing and Wood taking
1S votes and Peasants 6.
This basis entitled the counties to cast
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-25
COMMISSION SALE.
Franklin Winters and wife, Com.
plRinRnts,
~. In ChAncery.
Kate Brown, Isaac Burkam, and
OtheFa DofandRuta

Kate Brown, Isaac bufkAm, and
others, Defendants.
b virtue OF a decree rendered In the above en-
titled cause, at the June Term, 1870, OF the Cir:
cult Court for Ohio County, the undersigned
Special Commissioners will, on
Saturday, the 8Oth Day Of July, 1870,
Sell at Public Auction, on the premises, the tract
Of land In said decree described, and known Us
tho "ISaAc BurkhAm" Farm, containing one hun
bred and nlnety.six 1856 acres, one ~ rood,
twCnty.fouF (24) perches. This valuable farm lies
q short distance from the National Road, nearly
equldistant from Roney'S Point and TriAdelphln;
Is well watered, and has upon 1t large and com.
modIous Frame House, together with barn aud
other outbuildlngs and improvements.
TERMS or SALE-One.Lhlrd OF the purchase
money In cash; tho residue In MrES equal pAy'
ment5 on credit Of one, tTo and Tire years,
with interest from day OF sale, the purchaser TO
give bonds with good security for the deferred
instRlmentS, the title being retained as addi'
tional security until tho payment IN full Of the
purchase money. N. RICHARDSON,
A. j. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners.
Law Offices, Monroe street, near 4th, Wheeling
W. Va. Jun25
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BASIS OF
w Civil Soclety-ESSayS for Young Men, on
the honor and happiness OF Marriage, and the
evils and dangers OF COlibacy-with sanitary
help for the attainment Of mans true position In
life. Sent me-, IN sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD AsGo5fLTIoN, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
na24.d&w
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MARRIED..

SCROGG INS-MTLLER.-Att the NJ. T.. Par.
sonage In Triadelphia, June 23d, 1870 by the
Rev. F. Ball, Mr.. ALLEN c. SCRo0GINs and Miss
SARAH A. MILLER, all Of Wheeling, VIVA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The LATEST AND CHOICEST.

THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.
SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to be very Gno for
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old m.
VOrite with the ladies' for Jelles-
bright. clear md beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Juet tho article
10 use with Cox's GelatInc-Of rich
and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-WarrGntcd Pure, a delicious
and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially for
inValids and children.
ANGUsTURA BITTERS-The genuine article
for ladies' and children IN fOOblG
health.
WINE OF PEPSTN-The most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Puddings and CustardS.
TAPI0CA-A splendid dessert, eithOr alone or
with Berries.
At LAUGHLIN, SMITH u CO.,
junll Wholesale Druggists, Main 81.
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TT STANDS UNRIVALLED!-
L KRAFTs DIARRHEA COMPOUND
and sure. A euro guaranteed In every case. Keep
1t In your house. Tako 1t with you when you
travel. Sold by dealers In medicines everywhere.
.... WHEELING, May lst, 1870.
AtITS. AeCa6s, Krqrt d Co.:
GENTLENEN--It affords mo pleasure 10 add my
Testimony 10 tho superior merits Of "Rrd|t'S
DldTrhsd Compound" had occasion TO use It,
In severe and protrGeIed illness, and confidently
recommend It, az being tho RloJl tnvGIudNS Pre-
pdratloH that have ever used.
]. B. HUGHES,
OF Hughes, Thompson & Hlbberd.
Jun7.TuC, Thur&Sat
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! DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

II
The undersigned having been appointed Ad'
minIstratOr OF the estate Of William HosiCk, de-
ceased, hereby notifies all persons who are In
debted TO the said estate TO call and settle the
same, and all persons who have claims against
said estate will please present them properly au'
thcntIcated for payment.
Admir- Of the Estate OF Vim. Hoslck, decd.
JUNE Goth, 1870. jun2l.d&w
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1853

This gave the nomination to Gen. GoFF.
When the announcement was made
there was Il good deal Of rejoicing among
those who had favored Gen. GoFF, but all
seemed to accept the result as satisfactory,
and without further proceedings the Con-
vcntiOn adjourned.