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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-31

IRE Democrats carried the city of
Memphis last week in the local election
by decided majority. This is the way
things are going nearly everywhere.
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Ice Cream Saloon.

INHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
l. spectfully announce o the public that
he has opened his Ice Cream Saloon III
Bridgewater Place, six miles east OF Wheel
ing, on the National Road.
ma& JOSEPH FEAY.
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Laughlin's Infant COrdiaE
Tho ChiId's Cure when Tecthimg!


Softens the gums, allays the pain, reduces
Inflammation, controls the bowels, curing
summer complaint, dysentery, diarrheai
fiatulency, &C., &c, &c. We recommend
the Child's Cure with every confidence that
1t will give entire satisfaction. We only
repeat the expression Of many OF our friends
and can assure every Mother that 1t Is
remedy perfectly safe and efficient, more
desirable to relieve Pain or Cholic than
Paregoric or Godfrey's Cordial, with the adj
ditional merit of being particularly adapted
for the little ones at this trying period Of
life. Try 1t and be convinced.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers will find 1t very valuable. The
Child will be relieved, get into gentle
sleep, and wake up cheerful, happy and
feeling comfortable. We guarantee each
bottle, and will refund the price of every
bottle not doing as we represent. Price, .
cents per bottle.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH Il CO., Props,
Wholesale Druggists,
mari Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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GLADES HOTEL,

VsthI..f.N4I u ID
4 popular Summer Resort and RlStIne
Place for Travellers, on the Z. 1 o. r. p. and
at the summit Of the AIleRhenies.
aprls JOHN DALEY, Proprietor.
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CITY HOTEL,
WHEELING " VA

" hT.fslalNp1 ". slss
OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING
and nearest First Class HOnSe 10 the Rail-
road Depots. JOHN DALEY,
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J: l.; S. Rhodes & Co.
ma3l
Wool Carding and Spinning

T HEREBY INFORM THE PUBLIC, AND
i Farmers i'll particular, that have made
extensive Improvements in my machinery
for Card and Wool Spinning, and am now
prepared TO execute all orders promptly ana
n the lowest terms.
For Carding Rolls cents r D..
For Carding and Spinning9
Weaving done al lowest rates.
LIST OF AGENTS:
Darlington, O.-J. Roemer & Son; Bolton,
W. Va.-H. :. White; Littleton, ". VAN.
Pendergrast; Easton Siding, W: Wan. {.
lotion; Cameron, W. Na.-W. II. Bentley:
Burton, W. Na.-Patrick Mcdonald; Man
nington, W. Na.-Wm. Han; Rosoys ROCK,
w. Vat. 5. Banar: Woodlands, W. Va
VIM. Suffers & Son; Triadelphia, W. Va
J. p. Henderson.
Wool shipped by the Parkersburg, sun
fish and Matamoras Packets Will receive
prompt attention. Orders soliclted;
JOHN WHARRY,
man Moundsville, W. Va.
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MANNINcToN HOUSE
NaNSINGTON. W. VA.

Is THOROUGHLY RENOVATED AND
Improved. refurnished and refitted through
out. No pains will be spared 10 make those
that favor me with their pa
tronage. E. ". SHURTLIFF,
mad Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-31

TSE latest returns from New York
show the Democratic majority TO he
within traction of n'"ety thousand, and
still increasing We suppose it will
keep on till the next Presidential ,lcc-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PLAN MUTUAL.

Foley Holders Participating inthe Profits.
Dividends paid last year 10 per cent.
A success without precedent In this country
or Europe.
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Branch Office, CIaksburg w Va
Hon. JON. ]. DAVIS, r. y sPATES,
President, Vice President
nIRECTORS:
II. n. pool. GEM Agent,

ns-A Agents wanted everywhere In IN" STATE
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COL. DEM. VOL. XXXIV--NO g
| to the church door In the carriage.

to the church door In the carriage.
On our way to the house we met
Murray and Rosie, looking decidedly
conscious and superlatively happy.
AS Phil. had received an excellent
appointment in London, and insisted
upon fulfilling it with bride, and as
Murray, Phil, and DIR. Alston, the
elder, all insisted that both weddings
should take place together, the rapid
way In which we made our prepara-
tions half crazed mamma.
Georgie and Sue were despatched to
Washington until the celebration was
over, and their papa and mamma pre-.
sented to us, in the children's name, a
couple of beautiful and valuable saddle
horses, among other wedding presents.
The wedding went off with all posi-
BILE ecidt. The rising young clergyman
who had dined with us on the unfortu
nate Sunday, when Rosie's fowls dis.
played such affectionate proclivities,
performed the ceremony. Frank gave
us both away, and afterwards danced
at the reception with the loveliest girl
/ ever saw.
Phil. and l went to London, Murray
and Rosie were mammals near neigh.
bors at DIR. Allston's, and before mann.
ma had time to feel lonely for us,
Franks aforesaid lovely partner agreed
to be his forever.
Last year Professor Allston. myself
and our two boys, Phil. and Johnny,
spent the summer holidays ct the old
home. Murray and Rosie were there
with fairy Maud, and Franks two
elves, Lulu and Fred, were as beauti-
full as their mamma.
Old DR.. Allston, Uncle John, seemed
as much in love with Rosie as DIR. Muir
ray. And dear mamma, grandmamme
now, with silver hair and sweet placiC
face, welcomed college graduate ana
tall, graceful maiden, as George and
Susy.
| The farm of ten acres, under Franks
skilful management, was thriving in
stitution but Notwithstanding Mr..
Marvers opinion to the contrary, he
doesn't think "ten acres enough" and
was very glad of an opportunity to
purchase one hundred more, which is
to be a playground for Lulu and Fred.
when Phil. and l come home for good.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square, uen lines orits equivalent in Nom
pareil type one or two Insertions, $50 three
Insertions, 500. u W EN4 .UH
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Executors or Administrators Notice, $500
Auditors or Assignee's Notice, $3.50
Local notices. twenty cents q line; by the year
ten cents.
| Cards i'm the "Buslness Directory" column 800
per year for the FIRST two lines aud slOO for each
| additional line.
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prick HOTEL,
oRANGEVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
ROHR MHENRY, Proprietor.

This well known House. having been put I'm
thorough repair, Is now open TO the Travelling
public. lhe bar Is stocked with the choicest
times, supplied with the delicaces of the season.
No pains Will be spared to insure the comfort of
guests.
OTangeyille, dec. TO- 'GO-tf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-21

which the enterprising citizens propose
to establish frst-class graded school.
I failed to see any indications Oh
enmity to the public school system IN
the large audience of the evening, the
very kindly treatment extended to Prof.
W. and his travelling companion, or the
pleasure they manifested in showing
their schools and buildings and talking
Of their school prospects and the educa-
ton of the poor.
was gratified to learn, furthermore,
that Moorefield townhisp called a spe'
cial meeting on the morning of the
State election, and voted unanimously
for levy for the extension OF schools.
Prof w. has manifested his earnest
ness and independence, by working
faithfully and bravely where duty called
whether welcomed or not.
am sure he will not regret his visit
to Moorefeld, and he felt sincerely gra-
titled at his reception and the brighten
ing and hattering prospects OF affairs.
Whether the assertion that certain
politicians are disposed to strike down
the present system, be true or not GER
tainly it is becoming dear to the common
people, and every day growing in popu.
lar favor, and many prominent men oil
both parties stand committed to its in
terests, recognizing in it one of the most
powerful factors of intelligence and pro-
gress, wealth and power; and if we
may Judge from what we saw, the enter
prising and wealthy town of Moorefeld,
embowered among the hills, will be'sec-
ond to none in the education other sons
and daughters. NIDl.
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The Secret Treaty.

Many circumstances lend probability
to the theory Of secret treaty between
Russia and Prussia, which is now ex-
citing Europe. ALEXANDER is King
WILLIAMS nephew, and ALEXANDER S
wife was the Grand Duchess of Hesse
Darmstadt, another relative. German
diplomacy has always played the card
of royal family alliance with. great
industry and shrewdness, and the strong
personal interest taken by the courts OF
England and Russia in the aggrandize-
ment of the Prussian monarchy has
been patent from the beginning. If
personal government existed in England
as in Russia, the former would probably
have been party to this treaty. As it is,
royal influence in England has done all
it could for King WILLIAM and VIC
roRIA's son-in-law, the Crown Prince.
Russia has been the friend and hacker
of King William in all the enterprises
by which he has SO rapidly appropriated
the power of Germany. AS soon as he
became strong enough to dismember
France and plunge her into the throes
of anarchy, Russia undertook TO neu-
tralize other nations by threats, and
succeeded. Now that King William is
in situation to leave France dismem-
bered, dismantled, exhausted by war
and rent by internal feuds, Russia
comes in for her share of plumber, and
the two giants, uncle and nephew, are
in fair way to parcel out Europe &C
cording to their own sweet wills.
If Austria enters into coalition with
England, Turkey and Italy, she must
soon lose her German provinces to King
William, for the latter can easily neu-
tralize France, and, by joining Russia,
wipe out all the rest of Europe if they
choose. England in such a war with
out a German or a French alliance,
would cut poorer figure than she ever
before made. Austria now can hardly
harmonic the German section with the
Sclavic section Of her realm, and a war
with Prussia might produce Teutonic
secession that would reduce her to a
mere Hungarian monarchy.
This situation is so favorable 10 the
extortion of human demands and has
been brought about so manitestly 10y
her consent and aid, that it will take
something more than Bismarck s denial
to throw doubt upon the theory OF a
secret treaty. Russia cared Tor France
only Of all the guarantors OF the treaty
of 1856, and, so long as King William
PLAYS into the hand OF Russia, as he is
now doing, it devolves upon him by un-
mistakable acts to disprove his partner
ship in the supposed plot. a little
time will suffice to show whether
Alexander and his uncle have
made arrangements to divide
Europe between them. they have, il
will be the most powerful combination
that was ever made for the demolition
of nationalities and the plumber Of the
world. And what power is in a situa'
ton to oppose it2 Spain and France
are paralyzed by their domestic situa,
ton, England has no army. Half OF
Austria is Prussiau already. Italy and
Turkey are too feeble to keep the field
alone. Nothing can save Europe but
the consolidation OF France and the sue
cess Of her arms unless King William
is guiltlcss of the secret treaty.-Coprter.
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ting to the Radical Interpretation OF
this amendment, there may be some
Democrats who have lost sight of the
circumstances under which it was adop-
ted, or of the other Constitutional pro-
visions which must be interpreted with
it. and which make it Intellectual for
Acknowledgement without the interposl-
ton of a jury. If there be any Demo-
Gratis hesitating abont the entire repeal
of the registration and test oath system,
on account of this amendment, who
suppose that the system cannot be got
rid of until the amendment Is wiped
out, we beg to venture to them the opin-
ion that there is nothing in the amend
ment to support the system which has
been engrafted upon it, and to express
the hope that the Democracy will be
ready, at the ensuing session, to repeal
the entire system.
THE prompt abolition Of every Test
oath upon the statute books of the
State" the establishment Of "a free
ballot for white men" Democratic
principles which the people have ap-
proved-mean the immediate and I'M
conditional revoking Of all disabilities,
without the Intervention of Constitu-
tional Amendments. or anything of the
sort.
FOR THIS PURPOSE A DEMOCRATIC LEG1s-
LATURB WAS ELECTED.
Let it have the nerve to meet its respon-
sibilities. In the late campaign it was
everywhere charged upon the Democra-
CIV that in the event Of success they
would:immeliately invest the rebels with
all civil ard political privileges. The
Radicals made that issue before the
people, and upon it they were beaten.
Surely the Democracy, so resoiute IN
winning their great victory, will not hes
itate to use it in carrying out the plain
ly expressed popular will by "the i'm,
mediate enactment Of such measures
as will admit every white man in the
State to all the prerogatives Of citizen
shin
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-21
FINANCE AND TRADE,
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, Novembe


BEEF CATTLE-The market yes
erday opened with somewhat better
feeling than last week-some 500 head
changed hands, at an advance OF about
&c per ID. To-day the sales were slow
and draggv throughout, most OF the adj
vance of Yesterday being lost, the mar
ket closing but shade higher than last
week-some few OF the offerings remain
over unsold. About - head OF the
receipts were reshipped East without
being offered here. Mich Cows have
advanced for prime; sales at $40 OO to
500 per head, as to quality. Veal
Calves are unchanged at S@9c for
good and 6@7c for common. Prices
to day for Beef Cattle ranged as
follows: Best beeves at 50 %
al 25; generally rated first quail
ity at IS 2596 %; medium or good fair
quality at 81 00@5 %; ordinary thin
steers, oxen and cows So 75@4 20; in,
terror and lowest grades of cattle, S3 3O
as 75-general average Of the market
today, S. 10; extreme range of prices,
So 5O@7 %. Most of the sales were
from S. OO@6 % Z 100 lbs. OF the re,
ceipts 1870 head came from Virginia,
Cos from West Virginia, 365 from Ohio,
ll9 from Illinois and 50 from Mary,
land-total receipts for the week 2I9l
head, against 3l39 last week, and 254l
same time last year. OF the offerings
1887 head were taken by Baltimore but
cheers, 375 sold to country dealers, 500 to
speculators for Eastern markets, $50 to
farmers for grazing, and II head to
country butchers-total sales for the
week 1869 head. against 256O last
week, and 2l90 head same time last
year.
SHEEP-The supply of common
Sheep has been large again during the
week, and the demand for that class OF
stock being much less than the supply,
which has somewl at accumulated; quo,
tations have fallen off fully &c per II
since last week, and it is difficult to
effect sales at til, iecline. Good Sheep
are scarce and in demand. Prices 20
dav ranged as follows: At 3!@5ic
per ID gross, as to quality. Stock Sheep
at 81 2j@2 80 per head. Receipts
this week $3.50 head, against 454S last
week, and 37O5 head same time last
year.
HOGS-There has been full supply
during the week, but with the increas,
ing GOODNESS of the weather the demand
has become much more lively, and rates
have advanced fully &c per h since last
week. Prices to-day ranged as follows
At 50 50@l0, with few of superior
quality at SO % per 100 lbs net. Re
ceipts this week, 553l head, against
1913 last week, aud 1922 head same
time last year.
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New York Money Market


The cotton receipts of the week from
all ports are DO, exports, 81 ,655.
The recent decline in whisky and the
general depression in this particular
trade, has caused the suspension OF
some houses in the liquor trade hereto
fore in high standing. The rumor
gained much currency that a whole,
sale and retail grocery firm identified
with the business interests OF New ork
city for a long series Of years had failed,
not however authenticated. In regard
to the recent alleged frauds on the reve,
nue. in the matter of false weight at the
custom house, report is current that
the firm whose books were seized have
compromised with the government offic-
ials at 100000. 1t is stated that a
confidential detective at the Treasury
Department at Washington, is in the
city watching closely both the govern
ment officials and the merchants. The
bank statement is an unfavorable ex'
hibit, but on being analyzed is not 80
bad as it seemed on its face. The banks
now hold Sl3, 400, 59l in reserve, above
p per cent required by law, against
$l3,206,3S2 last week.
MONEY-Market irregular, and at
one time was more in demand; rates
steady at 5@6 per cent. on call, but at
the close loans were made at 5@6 per
cent. with exceptions at 3 per cent. TO
the leading government dealers.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Quiet at
l09s6l09!.
GOLD-Lower; opened at ll2s and
closed steady at ll2@ll2t. Loans
were done at l@f per cent. carving
to fiat borrowing. Clearancs, $4,000,
600 Exports for the week were
$685., 1000.
GOVERNMENTS - Higher and
strong. Coupons OF 81, ll3t@ll3s;
do 90, l07}@l07i, do "a, l07@l01t;
do '65, l07t@l07t; do new, l09t@l09s;
do 81, l09s@l09!; do '6S, lOJi@lO9j;
lO4O's, lO6S@l064; Currency 6's, III
Mllli.
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Letter from MoorHeId-Pubiic school
Matters.
Editors of the Register:

Editors OF the ttSlstcI'
Imet very recently one Of those indl'
viduals who are always finding some,
thing over which to elongate his visage;
this time it was the action OF the sew
eral Townships in Hardy county in
voting against a levy for school pur'
poses. Especially did be berate the citl'
zens ofMoorfield and their opposition
to public schools, saying they and the
party they represented would if they
could, strike down the system OF com
mon schools.
A few DAYS later l learned that Prof.
A. D. Williams, General Superintend'
ant of public instruction for the State,
was by special invitation, to lecture al
Moorfeld; being curious to see how be
would be received and what he would
saw, made it convenient to be in the
town Monday evening, Nov. 1th. The
Prof. was most cordially received, and
found one O. the best rooms in the fine
Hotel awaiting him. Several OF the
most prominent citizens were introduced
by Mr.. Williams, the very energetic and
ccntlemanly superintendent of school:
fer the county. At o'clock the Prot
was escorted to the Court House and
introduced by Judge Allen with few
well timed remarks to very respectable
AM j: telligent audience, who gave th'
Professor most attentive hearing. The
next morning Professor Williams, IL
company with the school officers anc
other gentlemen visited the schools o
the town, and the fine new edifce, which
10 an ornament even to the thriving anc
beautiful town Of Moornsld, aad il
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PUBLIC SALE.

AN WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF
November, lS5n, | will offer at public
ale M the front door of the Court House of
OHIO county, West Virginia, the tract OF
land, containing 80 acres, more or less,
SITUATED on the East fork of Long Run,
mon which the present Poor House of Ohio
county is located. The large two story
prick building upon the said land Is in good
-rrtr, aud there Is upon the land, conVe-
u..ni 10 tbs house, a neyer-failing spring OF
excellent water. The stabling, fences, and
nllar improvements upon the place, are ali
In good condition. Terms of sale, one
'rgrth OF the purchase money in cash; the
balance in one, two and three years, with
interest, Deferred payments To be secured
b. decd of trust upOu The said premises and
;ln interest upon the same 10 be paid annu-
ally. Possession given April LIST, 1870. The
title 10 the above is uneNceptiOnable. by
nrler Of the Board of Supervisors OF Ohio
,.,Dnty. w. W. MILLER,
Chairman OF Committee.
nF-Thc above sale is postponed until
SATURDAY, DECEMBER lOth; $50 al ~
o'clock \. NJ. W. W. MiLLER'
novI5 Chairman.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, November 10.

S1NCINNAIi, november ~
COTTON-Quiet and unchanged
middling at 15@l5lc.
FLOUR-Demand good at full prices;
sales at s. S0@6 90.
GRAIN-Wheat; demand good al
at 81 IDOL 20. Corn, market steady
at 4S@50c. Rye unchanged at soc.
Oats, demand good at 4064lc. Barley,
higher grades advanced to 81 lO@l ID.
GROCERIES-Steady.
UILS-Unchanged.
EGGS-Demand good at sc.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
SEEDS-Steady clover at 9f@9ic;
timothy at 81 10.
PROVISIONS-Irregular. Pork at
sol OO62l %. Lard at l2l@l33c.
Bulk meats shoulders at 7i@Sc; sides
at llt@llic; cured, demand light;
green shoulders, demand good at
Ct on spot and &c ior future delivery;
sides dull at &c; hams at ll@llfc.
HOGS-Advanced to So 40G6 %;
all sold: receipts of 1900 head.
WHISKY-Dull and unsettled at
S2@S3c asked.
GOLD-ll2.
EXCHANGE-At par buying.
MONEY-Easy.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 10.
FLOUR-Quiet; extra spring at s. 40
@6 20.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and weak, and
2tc lower No. 2 spring Chicago at
/ 10@l 10! cash and 81 III seller De
cember this afternoon unsettled at
81 09iG,l 10 cash and 81 l0!@l II
seller December. Corn steady; No. .
mixed at 62664!c cash or November;
this afternoon nominally CSC cash and
64c November. Oats steady; No. 2 al
42c. Rye steady; No. ] at 73c. Bar.
ley dull and prices nominal; spring No.
at SIC.
HOGS-Dull at Sc 25@6 e5; packed
to date $3.50.
CATTLE-Fairly active 81 IS 60G
-
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For Sale.

- THE UNDERSlGNEDO OFFERS FOR
~ Il sale Lot No. Al, in Graham'S addition
->-S-to the city of Wheeling, situate on the
corner OF Quincy and Sixth streets. There
- good brick and frame house on the cor,
r..r. containing eight rooms, with water and
g..s Throughout and one of the best cellars
in tho city. There is in connection good
stable and carriage house. On the south
eul of the lot there is good frame house
with five rooms fronting on Sixth street.
This l. very deyrabie location. Fatigs
wishing 10 purchase will please call at ). j..
B1vd's 'WhOleSa Shoe Store, No. 81 Main
street. N. !. Val MAN.
u0yH4
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4 Gard.

In withdrawing from the Grocery buSi-
ness | desire TO return my thanks TO the
many friends and customers who have SO
long favored the late firm OF Paxton q
OgIrbly with their confidence, and beg
leave 10 solicit continuance OF the same
TO the new firm of Oglebjy, Son 4 Co.,
whom take pleasure in recommending a.
IN every way prepared TO give satisfaction
20 Old and new customers. ~
T. W. PAXTON.
WHEELING, Nov. Il, 100. nOvE
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New York Market.

New YORK, November l9.
COTTON-Demand active and price;
advanced sales of 1920 bales OF upland
at l6ic.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and shipper:
holding of; new spring atSl BIOL 80;
winter red and amber at 81 43Gl 40
Rye dull and nominal. Oats, demand
fair; Ohio at 62@624c; Western at 6l@
CLIO. Corn steady; new at S2@SIc; old
at sS@S94c.
BU rTER-Unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Pork unchanged.
Beef quiet. Bulk meats dull and nom
inal. Bacon dull. Lard unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-21
For Sale.

ATWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
containing four rooms and kitchen,
S~-situatel on the south side OF Marshall
s.-ao.. between Main and Market streets,
I'm tie sixth Ward OF the city of Wheeling.
Fs.rs low and terms easy. By
l.. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
OG,e on Chapline street, between FIRST
and second - eats. noNh