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LAND AND TOWN PROPERTY BOUGHT AND SOLD
on Commissions Titles examined and Abstracts furnished
Taxes paid for and Others and land redeemed
and other papers, drawn and acknowledged to order,
and satisfaction guaranteed. Any information in
regard to Real Estate, its location, value and
surroundings, and pats of same,
furnished at fair rates.
Having been resident of this County for fifteen years. and
in the land business years that time and being thoroughly
posted in the records the County feel warranted in guaran
eeng satisfaction all who favor with their patronage
10000 Acres of Land,
Improved and unmproved for sae at from S. $50
situated from to fifteen miles from Knoxville.
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT DUCHU rs
DIURETIC AND BLOOD-PUKIFYING.
AND CURES ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM HABITS OF DISSIPATION, AND
EXCESS ES AND IMPRUDENCE IN LIFE,
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD, ETC.. 6U-
PERSEDING COPAIBA IN AFFECTIONS
FOR WHICH IT rs USED, AND SYPHIL-
TIC AFFEOTIONS-IN THESE DISEAS-
ES USED IN CONNECTION WITH HELM
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OAK 0RAININC,

And challenge any one In the country TO CON.
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Call and see me ct my Shop, ct Csrruthsrs'
Lumber Yard, Knoxville. Special attention
gives 70 Country work. 4ltf
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pursatve, supers eding castor oh, rats, msgneele,
etc There Is nothing more acceptable TO the seen-
ach. They give tone, and cause neither naueea Nor
gripping pains. They composed ofthe finest in1ys
dsents. After few days Of them, such IN invR
GRAFTON Of the entire system taken place ~ to appeSr
miraculous to the weak and ensrvAted, whether
arising from impr udspes dlsease T. Heln-
holds Compound Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Pins
not sugar coated from the fact that sugar coated
pills do not dissolve, but pass through the stomach
without diasolving ,equsntly do not produce The
desired effect. TIE CATAWBA GRAPE Pills,
h-ing pleasant In taste and oder. DO not
their being sugav-ccated. PRICE FIFTY CENTS
PER BOX
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San Domingo Again.

Correspondence Stlho Journal OF Commerce.
WASHINGTON, May s.
The President and certain prominent
Senators who are supporters Of his policy
Of NnneXing San Domingo, claim to have
received numerous letters from that cOun'
try intended to confirm and develop u be-
liet that Spain is intriguing for the over.
throw Of BNez. They say the object Of
this intrigue is to force Baez or his sue.
cessor in Office into u position where he
will be obliged TO petition for aid from
some power other than the United States.
1t is urged by these letter.writers that the
opposition OF Senator Schurz to the treaty
OF annexation was based upon desire to
aid Spanish merchants Of German descent,
who are largely engaged in traffic with
tic inhabitants Of San Domingo. This Is
the class Of DomlniCans alluded to IN the
Commissions report us hostile to Nnnexa.
ton.
The recipients OF these letters vouch for
the reliability and intelligence Of the wri'
tiers; therefore they may he said to lie.
serve some consideration. But letters re-
Ccivcd by Senators Sumner and SChurz,
from men Of undOubtCd integrity and
good judgment, go to show that no mat
ter what inducements may be offered, or
reasons are urged, in favor Of annexation,
the United States government, in consult
ing her own interests, has only one safe
course to pursue, ind that is-let DOmin-
iCa alone.
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CLUSERET.


GEN. PAUL GUsTAvE CLusERET' who
has been one Of the leading spirits in the
Communist revolution at Paris,-who
lately held the most responsible position
in, the insurgent government, but'llas been
deposed,-wa in the Union army here
during the American rebellion, in the
spring and summer Of 1862, and rs a Col
onel on Gen. FRENoST's staff, spent sew.
cral weeks in this city. He is well re-
membered by many Of our citizens Tor the
numerous sthrs and orders wberewith he
decorated his Coloners uniform, and for
his idiosyncrasies ofspeech and manner
When he came here he was recently from
France, and could talk but little English,
though he picked up the language with
surprising readiness afterward.
He accompanied Fremont, and led
the advance OF his army, in his CAM
paign up the Valley. He led charge ut
Cross Keys, and at other times and
places showed jntrepredity as fighting
mar and vigorous and radical ideas con-
corning the art Of making war. Yet he
had been educated in n military school
widely different from that whose maxims
controlled the conduct OF our armies
lie was socialist, or Red Republican !;
and in most Of his ideas, both military
and political, was very much out Of har
mony with his surroundings. 1t may
have been these facts alone, or with pre-.
judice against foreigner added to them,
that prevented his getting lOdgment in
the service. At any rate, he left 1t with
FREMoNT's retirement and located in
New York, where for n time he was the
correspondent 0! some European journals,
and IL we arc not mistaken was one Of
the founders and.thc first editor of the
New York Milton.
CLUsERET was in the Crimean War,
and there won the rank Of Captain in the
French army. Naturally rcvolutiOnist,
he fought under GAEEALDr in 1850. A
few days ago there was a prospect that
his career was about ended; but though
deposcd and arrested, it is likely he will
not lose his life. We shall probably not
hear much more OF him during the pres
cnt revolution; but being only foTty.scv
en-, he may live to sec one or two more
breed more mischief, and help make Other
pages of dark and deplorabIc history fol
France, before he dies.
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MO MORE FooL.TRAPs!

This Is the cry Of thousands who have had their
heads poisoned and their hair ruined by theLE
and SULPHUR abominatiOns with which specula.
tors have sought to supercede true, TkOIs'otne
and perfect Dys.
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
has had It's sales doubled by these netarious at
tempts at competition. From every State, coun.
ty, city, and township in the Union orders for
this Standard Dye are continually pouring in.
IT NEVER MISSES FIRE,
but always produces the shade desired, and is
immediate in lie e:Sects. The most delightful
dressing TO use after dyeIng the hair, is
CRISTADoRo'S HAIR PRESERvATIVE.
mEE
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Special Notices.

T AUGHLINs INFANT CORDIAL,
IL for Children TeGthIng, softens the gums,
alIays tho pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint, dysentery,
! Children of dellcate constitution, arc apt to
suffer more than the robust because dentdOn is
protracted and early emitting Of the teeth moreto
81 feared than late. Much 10 to beApprchendCd
rom Iooseness Of the bowels, that Is Of an ex-
cessiye character. Moderate loOseness Often re-
moves more dangerous affections, but when II
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prOsuatiOn, then It should be kept In con.
trol, and for this purpose We remark, that the
IaGdni Cordial Is particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy eject.
Mothers will find It 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 IS we represent.
Price Is cents per bottle Sold BY all druggists.
I.AUGHLIN BROTHERS 5 CO., Props,
arc Wheeling, W. Va.
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TIE CRISIS IN SOUTH CAROLINA..-The
much talked Of convention Of South Car.
olina Democrats to consider how best
they can meet or repudiate the financial
obligations ofthC State, will meet to-rnor.
row at Charleston, and will consist Of
four delegates from each Of the thirty.two
counties Of the State. This convention
is the fruit Of some resolutions ollie. ed in
the Charleston Chamber Of Commerce by
Richard Lathers Nearly all the dele,
gates already chosen IRON tue different
counties either have served in the rebel
ranks or have always been very rebellious
in their views. Such men rs Gems. Ker.
shaw, Butler and Cary will attend, and it
is possible that Wade Hampton may
be present. 1t is very evident
that tho convention will override such
moderate men as Lathers, whOsCeks only
for Cancellation. It's expected that W. d.
Porter, a Charleston lawyer, will preside.
One ofthe measures that will 10 certain
to occupy the attention of the convention
will be shaped in the form OF a resolution
to do away with the sterling funding bill,
which empowers the State TO borrow the
sum of 100000 or 81 200 900, as best Ii
can and where It can. The whites of
Charleston are raising rifle clubs and drill.
ing frequently, and there Is force OF
United States artillery and cavalryin the
city. In the State at large there is q pow.
eriul military organization Of colOred
men; the South Carolina National Guard
is altogether a negro. organization. Init
are fourteen regiments Of infantry, armed
with Winchester rifles, q most formidable
weapon. Tho Guard has one Major Gen,
eral, O. L. Anderson; four Brigadier Gen.
erals, Smalls, Whipper, ITogc, and Win.
smith; and an Adiutant General, Moses.
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The Vote on the Amendment.

Jefferson county gave 4l9 votes Tor the
Amendment and $50 against, Cabell G.
II. gave 15O votes for the Amendment
and but one against. The Press. printed
at the county seat, four days after the
election gives us this information and no
more touching the vote OF Cabell county.
Preston gave SGD for the Amendment and
1873 against. .. .,
Hardy county rejects the amendment
by vote Of 1886 for rejection to IS for
ratification. Hampshire ratifes,. giving
SCI for ratification and 81 against. ~,
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Auction Sales.
19i MAIN ST, MndsFs HIOck. ITAcclIM0, u. Ia.
Commencing on TUESDAY. MAY 0.

A large consignment OF Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, consisting OfWcst OF England, French
and German broad and narrow Wooden Cloths, all
shades and colOrs, French, English and Scotch
Fancy TwcCds and CassimcrcS, Fur.bACk Mos
COW and EsQulmauX Beavers, Chinchias, Vest.
ings, CloNkings, &c; also Scotch, French and
German Paisley, Cashmere, Queensland and other
fashionable and desirable Shawls. DRESS GOODS
In great variety, such as heavy black and CnlorCd
silks, Satins, Irish and Lyons Poplins, all.wOo
MCrlnOs, DGlAinGs, Satin Cloths, SGrgeS; elegant
imported Plalds, Empress Cloths, &c, &c. A
very rich and rarC assortment Of Lyons silk Vel
vets, Velvctecns, and fine silk Plush SuitIngs
Prints, BleachGd and Unblcached Musllns, from
! to 3 yards wide. A large line OF English and
American Blankets, FlGnnCls, Ladies', Gents
and Chlldrens Hosiery, Gloves, Sc, together
with a very choice and well selected stock Of
Velvet, Brussels, KiddermiDster, Tapestry and
Ingrain CarpetIng, House Rugs, DamaSk and
Nottingham Lace Curtains, Table and other Lin.
ems, &C., from medium to anGst imported, aud a
variety OF other goods too numerous to mention.
Sale to continue from day to day until the en-.
tire stock 10 disposed Of. Tho whole to he cold
without reserve In lots to suit all, FOR CASH.
SAles to commence At lOA. NJ, 2 and y past Pm.
my3dAw
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A SECRET society called THE RAf," is
said 10 be forming in the principal cities
of the Union, composed chiefly Of artisans
and laborers, and having Tor It's object the
control Of elections in the interest Of the
working classes; or rather OF those dem.
agOgues who seek their own advancement
by bcguiling the working classes
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A ANOTHER" writes to the New York
EreMtng Post that il Mr.. Avery D. Put
nam, who was killed when trying to pro-
tGct mother and daughter from insult,
has LEFT any family who were dependent
upon him, it is the duty Of the women OF
New York to SEQ that the family are
placed in u position never to know one
care which money and sympathy can re-
liCve.
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New Advertisements
SMITHs WHEELING BREWERY.


Amer thorough renovation OF my old .estab.
llshed Brewery, late In possession or Messrs.
Reilly Barnes d Hobbs, l have again resumed
my old business Of Brewing and mailing, and
with the aid OF my old operatives, hope TO
prOdhcasueh q quality Of Kennett, Champagne
and Fresh Ale, as formerly made.
Twill be prepared to supply my friends and the
public with Fresh Ale this week. but would id.
wise any wanting Stock Ale or Porter TO apply to
my predecessors, Messrs. Reilly, Barnes s Hobbs,
being convinced that they can supply them
good article.
wish also to intimate that have no cause or
disposition % interfere with the interests Of my
three old friends and operatives ut the Eagle
Brewery, yet will endeav0r to be prepared to sup
ply all demands for Ale, such as 1 formerly pro-
dlced.
my8 GEO, W, SMITH.
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THERE could be no sharper comment.
airy on the removalof Mr.. SUMNER from
the Craftsmanship of the Committee On
Foreign Relations, than the following
Washington telegram:
Senators Morton and Cameron were
present by request at the Cabinet discus
sion, to-day, Of tho treaty submitted by the
High Commission. On account Of SenA.
tor CamerOns well known diilldenco in
the management Olinternationa questions
on the Senate committee, the treaty and
accompanying documents were, alter the
Cabinet meeting, put into the hands Of
Senator Morton.
The simple truth, not be disguised by
such phrase as "scnator CAMERON's well
known diflldenCC," is that Mr., CAMERON
is incompetent for the place and that he
was pu.there as figure head, while Mon.
TON is The real Chairman.
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TlosE who look rather colby upon
Canada will be perhaps astonished to
hear that she Is the fourth maritime
power In the world, and has s,bOl ships,
with "a tonnage of 100000 tons. She
stands ahead Of every nation except
Great Britain, the United States and
France.
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WHEELING. May :, 1871.


DROPOSALS.-S SEALED PRO.
L posals will be received at the Office Of thu
West Virginia PGntentlary at MoundSvIlIc, West
Va, until u o'clock noon on Thursday, the 2ilh
day OF May, 1871, for 1000 perches OF hubble and
400 perChgs OF dimension stone, all to be Oi good
building quality. The dimension stone to he
such rs the superintendent may direct, and sui
table for courses from one foot four inches to orr
foot eight inches. and from ono foot to one foot
six ILChes bed, and from three feet tOsiX feet
long. The stone 10 DO delivered on the Pcuitci.
iiary grounds from time TO time as may he IT,.
qulred.
Bids will DO received for rubblc stone, as above
in lots Of 900 pcrclCs, or more, and of
dimension stone Ia lots OF 100 pGrchcs, or more
Parties desiring 10 make proposals will address
THOS. T.. SlALLCROSS,
Sup't, at MOundsVillC, W. Va.
BY order Of Board Of Directors mvi
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II saId Taxes arc not paid on or before the II,
day Of june 1871, tic penalties prescribed by The
Revenue law for nOn.paymcnt will bC imposed
Taxes assessed within other counties Of The
First Collection District, West Va, may be paid
at my 0lllce at any timc from and after the 5ti
day Of May. u. +. KELLEY,
Collector
WHEELING, May 4, 1871. mvi
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$Sl5, 93i A
State Of West Virginia, County Of Ohio, IS:
l, John Wagner, Cashier Of the National Bank
Of West Virginia at Wheeling, do sOlemnly swear
that above statement Is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9Th
day Of May, 1871. T. N. MCNEELY,
Notary Public.
COrect-atLest:
N. REILLY,
THUS. HUGHES,
JAS. MAXWELL,
myS Directors.
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CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and Preventive.
BY ]. II. SCHENCK, n. D.

Many human being has passed away, for
neglect Of known and indisput2bly proven means
of cure. Those near and dear to family and
friends are sleeping the dreamlesS slumbcr into
which had they calmly AdOptel
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INCOME TAX NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the United State.
Income Taxes for the year 1870, and the Special
Taxes, or Licenses, for the year ending May lst.
1872, assessed within and for tho county Of OhIn
and State OF West Virginia, will be due and pay
able to me at my office, in the Custom lIOnsc,
Wheeling IN
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Tine Supervisors ot-Preston county re-
fuse to grant LIQUOR license. .
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DEMOVAL.-I DESIRE TO IN.
LIZ FORM my friends and the public general
ly that have removed my stock OF Rope, Irvine.
Betting, &C., to the new bnllding erected on the
ruins or my old stand, Nos. IS and 10 Water
street, where will be pleased to receive theIr
orders and Cndeavor by strict and pTOmpt alten
tIon to business to deserve their patronage
APPS CHAS, II. BERRY.
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s GEO. W. SMITH.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
LIZ the Merchants National Bank Of West
Virginia at Wheeling, at the close Of business on
the 10Th day OF April, 1871:
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$I,2SS,G4S s.
George Adams, Cashier Of the First National
Bank Of Wheeling, do sOlGmnly swear that the
above statement II true, to the best Of my knOwl.
edge and belief
CnFFpct-aitpsl.
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CLARK-BAILEY.-In this city, Thursday.
May Ath, 1871, Mr. JAMES A. CLARK. formerly Of
Cornwall, England, and Miss ENNA +. BAILEY, Of
Durham, England.
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ADAMS, Cashier,
G. ". PRANznEIM.

g. ". PRANZHEIM,
Z. d. KN0X,
JOHN K. BOTSF0RD,
Directors.
State Of West Virginia, County OF Ohio:
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this 9Th day
Of May, 1871 NJ. A. CHANDLER,
nyS Notary Public
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$I,SS7S07 IS
/, John J. Joues, Cashier oil the Merchants
National Bank OF West Virginia at Wheeling, do
solemnly swear that the above statement is true,
to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN j. JONES, Cashier.
State Of West Virginia, county Of Ohio:
Sworn TO and subscribed before me, this 9Th
day Of May, 1871. ]. MORGAN.
Notary Public.
COnect-Attest:
JOHN HANDLAN,
ANDREW WILSON,
WIN. 8. G0SHORN,
myB Directors.
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r ISL OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL unclaimed in the Post Office at Wheeling,
on Monday, May s, 1871.
To obtain any OF the following, the applicant
will please call for advertised letters, giving the
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DEPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
I the National Bank Of West Virginia at
Wheeling, at the close Of business on Saturday,
April 9th, 1871:
nRanIrncRA
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General Notices.
HAMMER & s1EBKE,
NOTARIES PUBLIC,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE.
AND
General Passage Agents.

OHIVUI OVIHUE OF THU AHu WHTktI Streets,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Fire and Life assurances in the best Home
Companies. Real Estate bought, sold or rented
on Commission. Rents and Accounts collected
on liberal terms. Passage tickets to and from
England and Ireland to New York, and R0ilrosd
tickets from New York and Baltimore 70 Wheel.
Ing. Sight Drafts on England Ireland, Scotland,
France and Germany. Collections made from
all parts OF Europe. apl9
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NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,

The same ImprOptlcty manIissis ITSELF In a man
entering the mercantile field without u knowledge
Of regulating AoeOnnts, e. thSt al andeFtSEIRg,
the practice Of any trade or pT0IeSSIop unprepaf.
ed. Never imagine that any degree Of nAtnFaI
ability will compensate for tho absence OF 4 will
kept setOf books. Attend the above College and
succeed my5