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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-10
Notice..

To the Stockholders Of the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia r. r. Co:--The regular
Annual Convention Of the Stockholders Of this
Company, will be held in the city of Knox
Vile, at the office Of the Company, on wednes-
day, the 9th of September, 1871, at o'clock.
Pm. Stockholders desiring to attend will be
carried free over this Road to and from the
Convention. JAMES G, MITCHELL.
Knoxville, July 90, 1911 Sec. and Treas.
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Halls Safe and Lock Company

II. w. Davis, who represents the Louisville
branch Of the above concern, was here on Tues
day, and left an advertisement, which appears
In another column. The Burglar and Fire
Proof Safes manufactured and sold by this
Company are much used and we have yet to
hear OF the first instance where they have not
proved efficient and satisfactory in all that Is
claimed for them. AS something Of the sort is
badly needed about our Court House, that the
County Records and other important papers
and documents may be securely protected and
cared for, we take the liberty Of calling the at
tention of the proper authorities to the subject.
MIR. Davis left here Tuesday en- route for At
lanta and intermediate points,. and we COM
mend him to our friends in that direction.
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Cl,ancery Sales.

Clerk and Master Henderson will sell some
valuable real estate at the Court House. next
Monday. On Tuesday, he will sell, on the
premises, the Mayfeld Farm. situated in the
vicinity of Athens, and one Of the best in the
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w. e. HaAey

Still Keeps on hand a nice lot of Groceries,
such ms Coffee, Sugar. Rice, Honey, Starch
Bacon, Lard. Corn Meal, &c.
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E y r R A S.

Board per week S3--tabley good rooms well
ventilated, beds and other furniture. with
fre-w God furnished. The pupils furnish lights
and towels and pay sevcnty-fve cents per doz-
en- for washing. Those desiring further infor-
nation will address Rev. II. SULLINS,
July ~, 1Si1-2m-l9O Athens, Tenn.
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The August Term of the Circuit Court for
McMinn will commence on Monday next, the
l4th. Both dockets, State and Civil, are, we
believe, rather light ..H -ff. F...-
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Cane Creek Academy,

We have only time this week to direct at
tention to the advertisement of Cane Creel
Academy. We propose in our next 70 give
short account OF the school. its surroundings, SO
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To All whom it May Concern.

In the Chancery Court at Decatur,
Meigs County, Tennessee.
Joe and Eliza Us. John T. Russell, administra-
...-.- tor, &C., ct ais. r...-....
Cross BH.l
nm MONDAY, THE 1TH DAY OF SEP
" TENDER next, 1 will, ut the office of the
Clerk and Master, in Decatur, proceed to take
and state the account ordered at the last April
term OF said Court in said cause; when and
where all persons concerned are required to
attend with theirproof. This 9TH August, 1871
E. II. MATTHEW'S.
.... ..saW Special Commissioner.
Aug. 10, 1S7I-4t.prs fee S4.00.198 -
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Music Class---Riceville, Tenn.


T WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM The
L public that my Third Session in Vocal and
Instrumental Music, will commence on Mon
day, 2lst of August. The music room is stu
att d near the A ca,emy, and has new Seven
Octave Piano in 10 from the celebrated Facto-
ny Of Haines Bros., New York, where pupils
will receive their lessonsand practice. Should
IT be necessary, additional Rianos will be adj
ded to the school from Factory. Having had
over eleven years experience in teaching this
beautiful science and accomplishment as well
as important branch Of education, / am conf
dent will not fail in giving every satisfnc-
ton to my future. as well rs present patrons.
lave offered $40 worth Of the most popular
music. neatly bound, to the most diligent and
studious pupil ut the end of the term, MS an
indveement for them to labor hard, practice
carefully. and be obedient to my instructions
TERMS OFTUIpION:
Instruction on Piano or Organ ..,.,,, S24 90
Use Of Instrument ......... 8 90
One half Of tuition must be paid in advance,
with the fee for Instrument. Soliciting con-
tinuel patronage. HINSON G. CLUTsAM,
! -sraH rTt Professor Of Music.
Flcevtlle, Tenn, July Of, lsIi-4t-lpl ~.
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Wagons! Wagons! Wagons!

Jno. II. Reynolds, Cleveland. Tennessee.
uses the best seasoned timber in his wagons,
and warrants them in every instance.
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CLAIM s For ,PR0PERTY,
LAS ~ StH Il d ~

m w. BURGE Is NOW LARGELY EN-
i gagged in taking up claims under the re-
cent law of Congress, for property Of loyal
citizens taken or furniAhed for the use Of The
U. S. Government during the late war
All claims heretofore presented have to be
made up entirely anew or they win never he
paid.
Mr.. Burge has I'm Office open at MI times,
both in Madsonville, ,Tenh., 'aitd m Athens,
Tenn. Those having claims are desired to
give him call at one Of his offices. The pro-
per names of all witnesses, but no witnesses
will be necessary OH first making up the claims
with him. u. ,fr ,,E.r-... 80.
Letters directed to him at either place Mn
receive Immediate attention
July G. lS1l-2m+ISSi
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w A G O N 81 w Al co. SI
THE UNDERSIG NED WOULD RESPECT
l. fully announce to the citizens of McMinn
and the surrounding counties, that he has tit
ted up Shop at his residence, 3l9 miles north
west Of Athens, where he Is prepared to 90 all
manner Of
Wagon and Buggy Nj ak ing,
after the most approved style. His timber is
all well seasoned. w agons made to order on
short notice. Repairing done at once! ~ . I
S. w. REED. I
Athens, Tenn, July 90, 1s71.3m*-l 100
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PEACM PEEIEIlS.

i Peaches ever invented. at Tim Gbson's--
Ross Corner. There Is no mistake about
them-they will knock the bark off the Fruit
fast enough to make your head swim. n
Athens. July 20, lpTl.tf. 100
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Fine Perfumes and soaps.

The largest lot and the best quality of Per-
fumes and Soaps ever brought to Athens just
received at JOHN e, GIBsoN,s,
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East Tennessee Institute.

The Fall Session at this Institution, located
at Knoxville, will commence OH Wednesday,
the 9th Of September ensuing. The Principal,
PRO-. II. 4. BUTLER, has an 'envisble reputa-
tion as an educator and enjoys in an eminent
Segree the confidence Of the people among
whom he bpsSe long been engaged in teach
ing. During the last session more than one
hundred pupils were in Attendance, and 1t is
DO idle compliment to say that the result was
highly satisfactory to the friends and patrons
s or the Institute. Parents and guardians who
desire to place their daughters and wards
where they will be afforded faeilities for tho
a.. rough, complete and harmonious. development
of their physical, intellectual. moral and So
cial nature, are respectfully referred to the adj
.Sertisement In another cOlnmn. . -.as9
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FEMALE SCHOOL.
A EMS, TENN NESS L T..
II T. IL NJ q /:

TIME NEXT TERN OF MRS. SULLINS'
u School will open on Monday, September
4tb, 1871.
Il + IL NJ s.:
Tuition in Literary Department, per session
Of Five Months, from Ten to Eighteen Dollars
-half In advance, the other half NJ middle Of
term. ta ut u tI n = 4 T. ~ o. 81
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NEW GOODS.
NOTICE.
FARMERS, REM NIIBVR

FARMERS, REMEMBER
THAT ROBEsON e. CO.'S SLAUGHTER
l. Sales are continued. Dress Goods, Linens,
several lots Of Boots, Shoes and Hats. and in
short, all Summer Goods are being sold at first
cost. -..,. -. ,.-., July 90, II.
DOBESON & co. HAVE JUST RECEIV-
III cd a lot of new Prints and Shoes, which
they are selling "dirt CHEAP" July 20, If.
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Z s- 4 YOu WANT a
S E w IN GIN &C H / N E.
HEAR WHAT YOUR NEIGHBoRs sAYf

WYE TAKE. PLEASURE IN. RECON:
w mending to all our friends tie Sin ger
y sOr fay SEWING Mnf Halio. " nave used
rior Mrs. W. NJ. Sehorn, Mrs. W. NJ. Brad
ford, Mrs. j. NJ. Henderson, Mrs. j. C. Grant,
Mrs. j. II. Hornsby, Mrs. Il, NJ. Fisher, Mrs.
N. g. Jones, Mrs. A.. G. Rootson Other
names might be added. 'i fl-Et41!
SEE HOW 1T sEHLs!
By official report. 1870, it out sold I'm the
I-lE 'T- Unitedstatcss
Wheeler & Wilson 81 y...... r. "A ,G25
Howe. ........ ~. .......i..... 52611
Grover d. Baker .friy.,. s.,., 1881
Weed. .s..,,,.-.....,..........9 1881
For Sale by n, P.. g. WILSON,
South Corner, Athens, Tenn.
4 June 5, lS71-tf-lS4 .-+ $500
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F @ r

all good Beef Hides that may be offered in the
dry or green state at their Tanncry. and are
prepared to Pay Cash on Delivery,
or will exchange Boots, Shoes or Leather, ut
their cash valGe for the same. ., ,.-y.- ID .
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~ &c, HAytEY iss exchanging Goods at slow
agures;" for Bacon, Lard, Corp, 10, - =. !.
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Wagons! Wagons! Wacou

"aSOusi wagons! wagons!
Persons going west can get bargains by buy
ing their wagons from Jno. H. Reynolds, Cleve-
land, Tennessee. -
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Calhoun Masonic Institute.
+ Or Nj ales and + IN a e 8.

REV. T. X. MUNSEY, Principal.
NEXT SESSION COMMENCES ON MON
IN day, tue eth day of August. Via
~ n ~ w . a H IN, II n n, II n ~.
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BEST and cheapest Brides and Saddles
at j. ii. Reeds. I'D ~ -- 81 e.. r- -- On .
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J.H REED Is now, receiyinga fresh lot Of
Groceries. and II you want a'good article Oh
Coffee, Sugar, Soda, &c., call In at once, ~
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RUssELL's best Family Flour, $3.50, at j
ii. Reeds. - o. .- d. . E.a
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.

ALLEGHENY, October %.
CATTLE-The arrivals Of cattle by
the different railroads centering at the
Union Yards were Il cars, or about 325
head. In addition to these there were
large droves driven in from surround-
ing counties, and some from Ohio,
making in all from 900 to 1000 on sale
this morning. This number was but
little short OF last weeks offerings and
in quality about the same. The mar
ket, AS anticipated by dealers. opened
up slow, and continued SO until the
close. Cattle have been arriving so
plentirullv on this market that butchers,
between the inducements Of cheap cattle
and the desire to help drovcrs out when
stuck with some on hands, have, for
some time past, had a supply ahead,
and when this is the case, although
they are still willing to purchase, they
want to bay at low figures. Well know
ing that the supply today exceeded the
demand the butchers were very bearlsh
and slow about buying. The market
continued to drag slow y until the close,
about one o'clock, at which time proba-
bly one-third Of the offerings was still
unsold and the drovers, out Of humor,
drove those unsold TO the feed yards,
and tomorrow will send them to East
Liberty for wholesale. The prices
realized for cattle some o, the drover3
assert to be the lowest for ten years, and
some Of them think that the bottom
has not vet been reached and will not
until the best cattle sell for about 81 %
to 81 - per lnJ pounds. Whether
such will toe the case or not we do not
say, but merely give the above a. the
opinion OF some OF the best dr"verS OF
ALLEGHENY The following were the
rates ruling for the different grades:
Extra, 200 to 100 pound steers, - %;
1900 pound steers, s. % to s. Is; 1000
to 100 pound steers, 81 30 to "A %;
common, So - to s. %; bulls, - ~ to
81 =: cows and hei'ers dull from - 5o
to s. 81; stockers, s. 81 to IS %.
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New York Cattle Market.

New \ ORR, October %.
Total Leeves $500, Of which $500
came from Illinois; 1900 Kentucky,
200 Ohio, 1000 Texans and 300 New
Workers, for to-day, lj2 cars at Commu,
nipaw, l0S at One Hundredth street,
and 90 at Weehawkcn. Most droves
came through in original hands, max
ing a very large number OF owners
QUALITY fair, most Texans being slangh,
tered bv receivers market over.stocked,
slow and depressed. There was de.
cline of about &c before nls ut; even
then a few cattle were lett; the range
was S6llc for thin to prime; some
very poor Texans went lower, and few
pairs of first choice sold up to l2c, and
even l2Ic; but lc got fine cattle in lots;
average scarcely l0c; S cars Texans,
100 ibs, Sic, So lbs 2 cwt; 3 cars, same
weight etc, "a Ii, hard lot; cars
Illinois, ! cwt, 9!@l0c; I cars Ohio, )
cwt, lOGllc: ) cars choice, S cwt cold
atl1@ll4c. -,
SHEEP-4l,400 for the week, and
500 today; market slow at &c decline,
or 4l66c for sheep and 6@1!c for
lambs; a car extra l2O lbs Canada sheep
at 6Ic; a car SO lbs Ohio at SIC; a car -
lbs State at 4}c; a car Il lbs Canada
lambs at tic; car IS lbs at &c;
HOGS-4l 100 total, and 1900 to-
dav: market over stocked and prices Oft,
live selling at 44@5}c, and dressed at
6l67c; a car Ohio sold alive, 2l5 lbs, at
) 3-l6c; State dressed begin to arrive.
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NEW YORK, October "a.

NEW YORK, October "a.
FLOUR-Dull at SC 00@6 %
for super6ne State; Sc 65@6 80
for extra State; Sc S5@7 90 for
choice do; So 00@6 25 for superfine
western; Sc 5000 s. for common to good
extra western; Sc 90@7 80 for
choice do; 81 1907 GO for good to
choice white wheat do; Sc 0O9
7 90 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; 81 %
al 81 for trade brands; 81 l5@
7 so for common to fair extra St. Louis,
and s. 55@9 % for good to choice do,
the market closing quiet. Southern
flour dull and dropping at 81 00@7 65
for common to fair extra, and 81 70@
9 25 for good to choice do. Rye flour is
quiet without decided change at 81 IS
o. So Corn meal quiet and without
material change.
GRAIN-Wheat firm at 81 47@l 80
for No. , spring; 81 5l@l 81 for winter
red WESTERN 81 5j@l 50 for amber
western; 81 65@l 6S for white west
ern. Rye quiet at Sc for western.
Barley dull and without decided change
at 81 1905 so. Corn quiet and
without material change. Oats quiet at
5l@5l4c for western and Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork is steady at
Sl3 l0@l3l2 for mess; SO % for prime,
and Sll 25@ll 81 for prime mess.
Beef unchanged at 81 00@ll % for plain
mess; ST. O0@l4 90 for extra do. Beet
hams quiet at SIC 00@24 90. Tierce
beef dull and nominal at $40 00@lS o.
for prime mess and Sl4 00@22 90 for
India do. Cut meats quiet at &c for
shoulders; l0@l2c for hams; middles
heavy. Lard quiet at 94@l0c for
steam rendered and Zoe for kettle rem
dered.
BUTTER Quiet at l2@22c Tor
western, and l5@3Oc for State.
CHEESE--Dull at ll@l3c for
common to prime.
COTTON-Opens dull and without
any decided change in prices lS9c for
low middling5 and lS4c for middling
uplandS
PETROLEUM Quiet and heavy at
l4c for crude and 23b@23ic for re-
fined.
TALLOW-Steady at 909}c; stea-
rine quiet at 94@l04c.
WHlSKY-Steady at oslo.
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,ou,,nissioner's Sale.

.v.i ThoEnb"Ts In cbopeery
against 10 1" N''"''0'
-. ...',,yrrDA DECREE MADE AND
=. A ~ the aruye entitled cause, on
~ - IuIv, NJ, the undersigned
-.H ~ "a ,rlI al public auction, nj the
CO.. -, the court House OF ono
!. .' -. =, 'yirsjnia, al 10 o'clock, y. NJ,
+. sc" o. :. November 18Th, ISL, the fol-
8 " .,,.-,y. situate in said county,
e! .lt,,."Au the ground OF the said
= >''ngrs south OF the northern
...',,I,I C0mpany'S railroad, where
,rJa,,i through The farm OF the
= Tnnrnburg. III ON" county,
. ..'rf3. 10 the centre of the National
, ,,rydei on the east and west ny
80 ~, me said David Ihornburg =
3 .s,,-une-lhird cash in hand, or
...r sum ~ the purchaser may
go. .y. credit OF six and twelve
!. ~. residue, each OF the deferred
o., Earring interest from the day
- IA :, III, secured 10 the SatiSiac-
$50. 49, Undersigned. The title will be
..~ the purchase money Is fully
JniI. .. DAVENPORT,
Sparial Commissioned.
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cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, October "a

SlNClNNali, OStOpSA - u
BUTTERFLY fair demand; Western
Reserve at 20@23c; medium at l.
@l5c. $50,
COTTUN-Very quiet middlngs at
Isle.
COFFEE-Firm; fair at 22@ 22lc;
prime at 24c; choice at 249@25c.
COAD-Cnchanged: Ohio and In
diana at 2662Sc; Pittsburgh at sc.
CHEESE-ln good demand.
EGGS-Firm at 24@25c.
FLOUR-Quiet; supertine at 3 5O9
$ -; family at Sc 4066 81.
GRAlN-Quiet; red winter at $ 80
al IS. Rye at 76@7Sc, some holders
asking SOC. Corn, new ear at 4l(945c;
old at a4@55c shelled at 54@5'c
Oats at 36@40c. Barley, choice fall at
SO69Oc; good TO prime at SO@S?c,
HAY-In fair demand; No. | timothy
at $40 00@2l 90.
OILS-Linseed dull; held at SOC.
PROVISIONS-Quier holders firm;
mess pork at Sl2 so. Bulk meats,
little doing; shoulders quoted at 6tc;
rib sides at 6ic; clear rib at &c: Bacon,
shoulders held at nc; clear rib at TIC;
clear sides at Sc. Sugar cured hams at
l56l5}c. Lard at 9sc.
TALLOW-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Sales at 9Oc. tor IRON
bound.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Sew York Money Market.
New YORK, October "A, 6 2. \

New YORK, October a, 8 2. NJ.
MONEY-There was an increased
demand for money to-day, and the mar
ket was plump at per cent. on call.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-At 1923
for sight, but the actual business Of the
day was at l0S5@l0Si for sixty day S
sterling, from second hands.
.GOLD-Was weak on pressure OF
sales. The price declined from ll23 to
liz. and closed at lll3@lll5.
GOVERNMENT BONDS The
market was heavy and lower in sym
pathy with the decline in gold.
United States currency 6's at ll040
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pub,Ic Sale.

THE ESTATE OF JOHN
..r,n: Used, | will, on FRIDAY.
.s-ai,'TiSSE.S ON the premises, proceed
,s.,' d - IN ~ acres lying two miles
ifI: i',,,, -, Marshall county, w;
- 81! , ,,,,,,sr cultivation, with good
.,.i al nam and all necessary out
.. TT5 GOOD orchards will b. sold
= Tvs 10 suit purchasers. Also,
e p l., ,,,,Je known on day OF sale.
-; EaSi'KLfY, Administrator.
=. \ =" Nth the will annexed.
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For Sale.

..y.,L1&A5,6,7.S,s, 10, II, l., IL,
.:.ni bin squire No. 4, III the sub
81 The Joseph Caldwell estate
:. I'm, old Sawniill property. Also:
8, ilui5i in square No. IL, situated
~ : >I,Ie o, Bolton street and imrAe-
- ,rrrtar %! Mrs. Hays residence,
--H .ow Uy -c,,,c
....a AGENT, office on Chapllne, be-
...,..rI second streets. Sep2
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FAIR MONT
State Normal School.

TIME FALL SESSION OF THIS WELL
known and highly successful school
will commence on TUESDAY, september
10th, 1871. Its special design is TO impart 10
its students a COMPLETE and THOROUGH
professional education in all the depart
mepts OF the Sciences and the practical
work of Teaching.
Tuition in the Normal Department Is
FREE: other students are charged Ten
DOLLARS per term. Boarding may be had
at from So w to 81 90 per week.
For further information address the Prin-
cipal, j. u. BLAIR, NJ. d., LII. ID.
auucQ-oepSa
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October "a.
COTTON-Dull and receipts large;
low middlings at l14c.
FLOUR-Dall; demand light.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; Ohio and In
diana at 81 50@l 80, Corn quiet;
mixed western at 7l@74c. Oats dnll
at 47@4Sc.
Observation-Disclosures.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Quiet at 933c.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.

lbnlS hi1N LINZ " 4eI44tS2' wv
OF WHEELING.
DIRECTORS:
SamI Mcclellan, Geerge Mendel,
T.. Il. Logan, Thos. L. ShpllcinNs.
Il. w. FranZheim, j. \. Vance.
J. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis G.. Sti1el.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized i've years, and In that time done
"A successful business. ~ still prepared 10
take risks at fair rale=S on Buildings OF HI
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EStiib-
liShments, Furniture, Steamboats, nnd Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes,
This Company oilers superior induce
menis To Farmers, whereby they can De-
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns ana
contents, for three or I'VE years AT reduced
rates. This being IA state Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL.
paid In and surplus Of any company In the
State and composed of some ninety Jour
dock holders, most of whom are among ouT
ir.St business men, recommends tSell Ia IN"
favorable consideration OF the lnSsrtng pub
fiC, and sOlicius their patronage. Appiic;t-
lions for insurance Will De- promptly AT
sended to.at their Office, No. - Monroe
street, or AT their several agencies through
.,ni the State.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO MENDEl., Vice President.
q. ". COEN, Secretary.
A. l.. WILEY General -ni T'''fu
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, October "A.
GRAIN-Wheat is quiet, but steady;
NJ ored winter at 81 35@l 80. Corn
quiet; high mixed at 553c for new; low
mixsd at 55@c; new at safe. Oats
steady: No. 2 at 39c.
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n II NJ a
Fire and Marine Insurance 20,
OF WHEELING.

CAPITAL, eres,OO0.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. b, Simpson, VIM. {. Handian,
Jno. X. Botsford, z. NJ. Dodson,
Augustus Pollock, John l.. Hobbs,
James r. McCourtney.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
~ organized, IL now prepared 10 take risks
upon Buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture
and Cargoes OF all kinds on the Western
Waters. Applications for Insurance Will
be promptly attended 10 by the secretary.
Office No. . Mcclure House, mex" door To
corner OF Monroe street.
WIN. Il. SIMPSON, President.
WM. c. HANDlAS, N,"~ Presl,
J. K. MILLER, Secretary. novis
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-25
Particular Notice.
TEACHERS AND PARENTS

TINE GEOGRAPHY OF WEST VIR-
GINIA is the most useful Book out,
and is needed in all schools. Endorsed by
the State and County Superintendents, and
by teachers everywhere. They say II is "a
most admirable work" The very BOOK
get It." 81 like it, good book for child
rem" "You do the children a special kind
ness by getting this meritoriouS little work
for their use" 1.-The grown people ought 10
study il for their own benefit"
The use OF this book is extending to all
parts of the State, and in Public and Pri-
waite Schools. For sale by Booksellers gen.
orally, and at the wholesale store OF
4. ". PAUL. & CO.,
ocl9raeg 20 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-25
West Virginia Insurance Co.
Market street, under the Mcclure House.

CAPITAL, Sl61,OOO.
Takes RISKS AT THE LOW EST
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Furniture,
Household Goods, Merchandise and Gpis
ia Transit.
DIRECTORS:
Jacob HornbroOk, Jacob NJ. hickel,
Henry Hartman, Dr. J. T.. Hupp,
Jonathan Rowlcy. Edmund BOcklng,
K J. Smyth, I. j. Campbell,
j. II. BriStOr, >. Prayer,
Vim. Il. Colbert, Thomas BRye>e,
u. ID. L. Farnsworth, VIM. h. Crane,
David Billmyer, Joseph Shields
VIM. II. White y. Cot Jr.
/. III. Duval. ID. ii. Dix
Vim. r.. Stevenson.
CO Office over Hartmans Clothing store,
south side Monroe street. Wheeling, W. va.
JACOB HORN BROOk, President.
JACOB VI. BICKEL, Vice Prest.
l. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
s. b. McCOLLOCH. Asst Secretary
MARI