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MISS REBEccA WRIdTr, OF Winchester,
Va, was married some days since to VIM.
Bonsail, Of Cecil county, Md. She Is the
lady, we learn from the Rising Sun of
Cecil county, "who gave the information
to General Sheridan which led to the bat
tie of Winchester, on the 10th of Septem-
her, 1864, and the total defeat and ront of
Earlys army. After the war, General
Sheridan presented her with II valuable
gold watch, as n token of his regard for
her tmfinching heroism and loyalty. Soon
Soon after this action Of Sheridan's bud
brought the valuable services which Miss
Wright rendered to the Union cause
prominently before the country, she oh.
tained place in the Treasury Depart
ment ut Washington, which she has now
left to embark upon the sea Of matrimony.
Miss Wright, with her mother, kept u
boarding house In Winchester during tie
war, while the town was occupied with
Union troops. They were well known
and universally esteemed by the officers
and soldiers Of the Federal army, both
Tor their excellent character and whole
souled devotion to the Union cause. They
were members OF the Society Of Friends,
and in Virginia u rebel Quaker was as
scarce thing rs n white backbrd.'
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Special Notices.

r AUGHLLN'S INFANT CORDIAL,
IL for Children Teething, sOftcns the gums
allays tho pain, reduces inflammation, controls tho
bowels, curing summer complaint, dysentery,
DiRrrhGa.
Chidrcn Of delicate constitution, arc apt TO
suffer more than the robust, because dGntitiOn Ia
prOuacted and early cutting Of the teeth more to
be feared than late, Much Is TO BIO npprchended
from lOoseness Of the bowels, that Ia Of an eX.
CesslyO character. Moderate lOOsGness often r..
moves more dangerous affections, but when Il
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great proatratlon, then II should be kept IN con
troll, and for this purpose we remark, that the
infant Cordial IA particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy effect
Mothers will fluid II very valuable. Tho child
will be relieved, get into u gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable
We guarantees each bottle, aud will refund the
price Of every bottle not doing as we represent
PriCO ~ cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists
LAUGllLIN BROTHERS 4 co, Props,
apB Wheeling, W. Va.
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NO-MORE EOOn.TRApsl

This Is theory Of thousands who have had their
heads poisoned and their hair ruined by the LEAD
and SULPHUR denominations with which speCula.
tors have sought to snpcrCedc u true, rhOltsoWe
and perteci Dye.
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
has had It's sales doubled by these nefarOus at.
tcmpts at competition. From every State, coun.
ty, city and township in the Union orders for
this Standard Dye Qro continually pouring in.
II NEVER MISSES FIRE,
but always produces the shade desired, and is
immediate In Its eSectH The most delightful
dressing to use after dycing the hair, Ia
CRGsTADoRO's HAIR .PREsERvATlvE.
nyGd&w .I.Tl
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CUMBERLAND ROAD.
Another Indignation Meeting.

COMMUNICATED ~
A large meeting of the citizens and
property holders along the line Of Cum.
berland Road was held at Roney's Point,
Saturday, May Goth, To protest against the
appointment Of Lewis LunslOrd US Super.
intendGut Of that Road.
Robert sample, ESQ, was called to the
chair and the following business was
transacted:
On motion the President appointed
Messrs. Edward McVGnis..Ias Creighton,
Samuel Mcconnell, John Hclicnbine and
V, Heimbertier as u committee on resoIu'
tiOns. They reported the following, winch
were unanimously adopted:
Rtvolse,i, That the Hon. John j. Jacob
+. A. Bennett, and John ). Burdclt' nav
Ing accepted the nomination IRON the
Convention Of June, 1870, did, by that
ac,, accept and indOrse the platform then
and there adopted by the Convention,
HtSoi1ed, That there is nothing in that
platform which would lead lis for one
moment 10 suppose that they would up.
point, to the exclusion OF good Democrats
Radical Republicans to important offices,
RCSolHd, That although Messrs. Jacob,
Bennett, and Burdctt occupy the highest
offices, politically, in the State, they must
not be unmindful OF the fact that the
people placed them where they are as
their agents, and will hold them strictly
responsible for their official acts
ReSOlrGd, That we most respectfully and
cmphatically protest against the appoint.
ment Of Lewis Lunsford, and demand, as
an act of justice due the people along the
line of the read, that his appointment be
Immediately revoked, and a good and
well qualified Democrat appointed to the
position.
Reso1pd That we believe the Hon.
Board OF Public Works" will listen To
our petition when fairly presented, and
we appoint VIM. CASTOR, VIM. Wylie and
Sias Wharton, Esqrs., as u committee on
this point, desiring that the Board may
do justice to the parties who elected them
to office. pr
ReSOlCed, That the parties holding this
meeting request the Hon. Board to give
due consideration to this our earnest petit
ton.
ReSOiUed, That the President and Score
tary sign these resolutions, and that they
be published in the Wheeling papers. s
(Signed) ROBT. SAMPLE, Pesk
,lonE WHITE, Sec'g.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIMISG,-Our
excellent friend, Mr.. $. j. CRoTHERs, OF
Taylorstown, Washington Co.. Pa, Chair
man of the Farm Visiting Committee Of
the Washington County Agricultural So
ciely, has our thanks for a copy OF the
Committees report Tor the year 1870. If
we knew rs much about farming as Nlr.
GREELEY, we should read this pamphlet
with absorbing interest Even as.it is, we
find in It great deal OF what is TO US at.
tractive, and what would he to many pro-
tltablc, information. 1t is the business Of
this Committee periodically to visit the
best farms in Washington county, and to
report on the methods prActised by the
owners respecting the various crops rails.
cd, stock reared, draining, iertlli2ing,
fencing, &c, &c This pamphlet contains
full reports Of seven visitatiOns. The fol.
lowing were the farms visited: That of
joins G.. CLARK, Franklin township; WA.
GABBY, OH National Road mile west of
Washington; RoBERT WYLIE, Canton;
WM. CLARK, Canton; VIM RICE, Done.
gal; GEORGE VALENTINE, Donegal; j. W.
DlcKEY, Donegal. At thelast mentioned
M excellent address was delivered by
Prof RICHARDSON, Of Bethany College.
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The Vote on Subscription.

Al the present writing we have no re-
turns from Richland township, OF Satur-
sdays vote on the railroad subscription;
bnt the vote Of Liberty is so strongly ad-
verse as to settle the question decisively
in thcncgauyc. Liberty gives but II for
and 200 against subscription. As the
vote went out of the city townships, there
were a. votes over the required three
a!lhs; but this adverse majority in Lib
erly would ovcrbalance anything Rich
land could do, even if it were not proba
bic that township voted in just about the
some way,
Believing the interests of city and conn-
" would have been promoted by the
subscription, we cannot but regret this
failure to authorize it. 1t is more a failure
than refusal, Tor scarcely one'third OF
the votes of the county were cast. II even
majority of them had been voted, there
would have been less reason to complain
of the result, but ii seems a pity this IN
por,ant work should fail by the adj
verse action OF about onG;SiXth Of
the voters. We entertain the hope
that the Supervisors may order another
vote to be taken with u view Of getting n
full expression on The subject, and that ii
they deem this not advisable, the enter
prise mny take some other shape. We
are persuaded this city cannot afford, and
her people do not wish, TO lose this rail
road, or my one equally important
which may be secured for a hundred and
fifty thousand dollars We believe that
amount of stock could be raised by pri'
vate subscription, if satisfactory con
tract could be made with the P?nnsylva.
mia Central,
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and take course in Book keeping and Penma
zhip, twill make you independent mys3
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EVERY disciple OF lzak Walton knows
that salmon will not take the hook in
their spawning Journeys, but It is not
generally known that the inhabitants of
British Columbia attribute to this fact the
loss to England Of Oregon and Washing.
ton Territory. In u recent speech deliver
ed by Dr. IIemCken In the Colonial As.
sembly NJ Victoria, on the San Juan
boundary question he gave the following
explanation Of the causes which led to the
cesJlon of that country to the United
States, "In 1916, when the negotiations
were pending between Great Britain and
the United States with respect to the
boundary line, Great Britain claimed the
country known rs Oregon and Washing
ton Territory. The British ships.Ol.war
were sent ont to examine the country and
report to the British Ministry on its value,
Tie Earl OF Aberdeen was Premier at the
time; the Commander Of one Of the ships
was the Earl's brother, and lie and Others
went ashore at Columbia River and tried
to catch salmon with flies. The salmon
wouldn't take the flies, and the officers
caught no fish When they returned to
the ships the Earl's brother wrote home,
7hc coaniyis not r0rM Il tdrthiH9' And
tie British Ministry relinQuishcd all
claims to IT,
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SMITHS WHEELING BREWERY
a CARD.

After a thorough renovation of nv old e,t,h
lished Brewery, late In possession Of Messr.
Reilly, Barnes Hobbs, / have again resumed
my old business Of Brewing and mailing, ANA
with tho aid Of my old operatives, hope 10
produce such quality VI Kenneth, Champagne
and Fresh Ale, as formerly made.
public with FTesh Ale this week, but would adj
wise any wanting Stock Ale or Porter to apply Ia
my predecessors, Messrs. Reilly, Barnes 4 Holm.
good article.
i wish also to intimate that have no cause or
disposition to interfere with the interests OF INV
three old friends and operatives at the EArle
Brewery, yet will endeayor TO be prepared To an,
plyall demands for Ale, such az formerly pro
duccd. ~
myS GEO. W. SMITH
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OK a plantation in Louisiana, a negro
who persisted in molestng the Chinese
laborers, was seized by them and securely
bound rs only n Chinaman can bind, and
taken before the planter, who spent fully
nm hour in cndclvoring to release the
victim. The negro protests against the
heather ChinCp. '
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THE Washington star remarks peril.
ncntly that the Senate has given the New
York Tribune an amount of gratuitous ad.
yertising that could not have been pur.
chased for half Il million dollars,
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A BRIDE nowadays starting on wed.
ding tour, wears the Oldest black silk
dress she owns, and an old bonnet and
shawl. The practice of starting of with
a gray bonnet, dress, gloves and veil, was
equivalent to having plaCard around her
neck announcing to all the world, 81 am
a bride"
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General Notices.

N0TI0E,-ALL BILLS AGAINST
In the Children's Home will be presented A,
the " Home oil the SATURDAY previous In H.,
second TUESDAY Of each month, and payment nv,
such billswill be made on the following Wgb.
HEsDAY, at the Home, between the hour oi d,
and II An. Mas. WIN. F. BUTLER,
-, Treasurer Board Of MalAgrr
WHEELING, May 18th, 1871. myH
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MRs. LINCOLN, whose arrival in New
York we announced some days ago, has
gone to Chicago. She will reside Tor
the present with her son, Mr.. Robert T.
Lincoln, rising young lawyer of that
city. Her youngest son Thomas, com.
monty known by his pet nickname of
"Tad," returned with her. He has
grown up q tall, fine looking lad Of 10,
who bears but faint resemblance to the
tricksy little sprite whom visitors TO the
White House remember as the most
comic feature of that dull place during
the exciting years OF the war He has
been attending school industriously in
Europe, has acquired a good knowledge
Of the French and German languages,
and has come to look much like the bob
Lincoln Of the early days Of the war
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Tm style of practical joke now at
Cumberland Is tosend your friend n live
snake inside Of dozen paper boxes.
Makes first.class sensation when the
last box is opened.
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| sLAND TRoTTING PARK.

rrotting, Pacing and Running Races made up
over my track on the following conditions:
Each winning horse to receive One-fOlrth the
gate money; winning horses barred until three
winners are named for race. Enhance Tree,
giving any one owning good hors6To Try MN
nee OF cost.
II entries al, there will be 4 Running Race y
mile heats In 3, catch weight, Tr0Ltlng. Race,
, In 3, to harness, Saturday afternoon, May ",
1871. Entries TO close Thursday evening, May
%, on the track or by letter.
| have lifted up hnG Platform and Am ready
for PiC.Nic Parties Base Ball, and the track will
he opened up for match races at all times Train
ing and handling done Us usual.
address, j. y. RAYNOLDS,
'my93 Box 10, Wheeling, ". Va.
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Auction sales.
1st NlNSE MendeEs Noel, WAeellnq, II. Va



A large consignment Of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, consisting ofWest OF England, French
and German broad and narrow Wooden Cloths, all
shades and Cnlors, French, English and Scotch
Fancy Tweeds and Cassimeres, Fur.hack Mos
cow and Esquimaux Beavers, Chinchillas, Vest.
Ings, Cloakings, &C; also Scotch, French and
German Paisley, Cashmere, Queensland and other
fashionable and desirable Shawls, DRESS GoODs
In great variety, such Us heavy black and eolored
silks, Satins, irish and Lyons POplins, ll-wool
McrnOs, DGanes, Satin Cloths, Serges; elegant
imported Plalds, Empress Cloths, &C., &C; 4
very rich and rare assortment OF Lyons SIX Vel
vets, Velyeteens, and fine Silk Plush suitlngs,
Prints, BlcaChed and Unbleachcd Mlsllns, from
TO yards wide. 4 large line Of English and
American Blankets, Flannels, Ladies', Gelts
and Chlldren's Hosiery, Gloves, &c, together
with very choice aud well selected stock OF
Velvet Brussels, KlddGmlnster, Tapestry and
Ingram Carpoting, House Rugs, Damask and
nottingham Lace Curtains, Table and other Lin
ems, sc, from medium 10 Anest imported, and u
variety OF other goods too numerous to mention.
Sale to continue from day to day until the en-:
tire stock Is disposed OF The whole to DO sold
without reserve in lot, to suit all, pom CASH
Sales to commence ut i0A. NJ, 4? and y past Pm
my9d1w
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SALE.
Griffith d. Jones, Administrator Of the Estate o
william L, Connolly, decd,


rs.
Sarah Ann Connolly, Il al,
In ChancoTy, In the Municipal Court OF
Wheeling. E..
by yrtro Of a decree rendered In the above
cause ON the - day Of May, A. ID. 1871, by said
Court, willie
SATURDAY, the slth day of June, AID. 1871,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. proceed to sell at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county the fol.
lowing described Real EstitC, tO-Wlt Part Of lot
number ninety.fOur 90 on Main street In that
part Of the city OF Wheeling Us laid ont by Arch.
bald Woods, John Mcclure and Others, being
thirty foot fronting on Main street and running
back one hundred feet, on which IL erected Ohe
two story brick house, adjoining al alley on the
south, together with all and singular the build
lngs and appurtenAnCcs therennt0 belonging.
TERMS or SALE-One,third Of The purchase
money to hp paid In cash, and u to the balance,
notes ut slxAnd twelve months respectively, with
approved security, the title 10 be retained until
tho payment Of the said deferred instalments,
but DC purchaser having the option tOpLy all OF
said purchase money In cash
aGIBSUN L CRANMER,
my2l Commissioner.
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soME Pennsylvania Democrats suggest
the following startling ticket for their par.
TVS acceptance in the next campaign;
General Sherman for President, Governor
Geary for Vice President and Carl Schur2
for Secretary OF State, or anything else he
wants
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PATCHELoRs HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the bet IN Rs World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and Instaniane.
GUS No disappointment. No Ridiculous TInts.
or Unpleasant Odor. The genuine W. A. Batch
elor's Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY a
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Docs not
stain the skin, bnt leaves the Hair Clean, son
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye.
Sold by all Druggists. Factory 10 Bond street,
New York. ian9feodGw
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JAMES ROSS sNowDEN,
PfOlhOnNlnfY

All persons interested will please take notice
that the subscriber, appointed by the lion. The
supreme Court Court Of Pennsylvania, Master
to make distribution, according to law. NJ the
fund, the proceeds Of the sale OF the premises Of
the Hemp1gld Railroad, above mentioned, among
such parties a. may DO entitled to the same, will
attend for the purpose Of his appointment, at hls
Office, No. IA Fourth avenue, IN the city Of Pit.
burgh, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania On
WEDNESDAY, the 3lst day OF May, ISL, al "
O'Clock, AN.
X. BRADFORD TODD,
Master, GC
PITTSBURGH, May D, 1871. lnylO
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New Advertisements.


NOR COMPLETENESS OF
II srrar,S,nent. for simplicity Of eOnBtruc-
Hon and obefation. aud for durability aud low
price there Is nothing OF the kind equal to the
HUBBARD BED LOUNGE.
Every family should have one. Sold only BY
mvai ''''' HUBBARD 4 BROS.
VOUNG LADIES, IF YOU WILL
i attend the
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
and take course in Book keeping and Penman.
shin, twill make you independent. mys3
GIRL WANTED.-A GOOD GIRL
VI or middle aged woman to cook and do
general homework In email family where there
are no children, ~ miles from the city. To "a
competent one good wages and pleasant home.
References given and required.
Apply At this office. myl9
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PlTTspuRou, May ., 1871.
HAMMER & sIEBKE,
NOTARIES PUBLIC,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE,
AND
nanaro1 pouuooa A1apts
General Passage Agents.

Office, Corner Of Third and Market Streets,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Fire and Life assurances In the beet 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, aud Railroad
tickets from New York and Baltimore to Whpe,
Ing Sight Drafts on England, Ireland, Scotland,
France and Germany. Collections made from
all parts Of Europe. apig
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Wants.
NV n T u.

Fifty competent Statesmen
ION salary or commission
to self the Wheeler & VIII
son Sewing Machine. Was-
on and outfit furnished free
of charge.
WIN, SUMNER & co.
feblS IS MONROE ST, WHEELING
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WIN, c. PATTERSON, ct al,

The Hempleld K r., q al.
supreme Court OF Pennsylvania, Eastern ID,
trict, No. IL, January T., 1860.
Ard now, March 30, 1871, the Report of the
Trustees having been presented to the Court, the
Court after due consideration thereof, confirm
the sale Of tho premises 10 stated therein. and
order the same to be and remain Aru and ptabr
70 the purchaser, JOHN KRG, Jr., unless uScrp.
tlonB be- filed within ten days from date, and the
Trustees do execute and deliver to said purcha,
or deed for the same: and 4. BRADFORD Tom
IL hereby appointed o Master to make dIs,ribl,
ton, as provided for In the decree made in lh'
Gaze.
From the Record. PER CI,RIAM
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TO CREDITORS.

10 he Creditors Of Wm. II Connolly, dtc'd''
In pursuance of decree Of the Municipal Court
OF Wheeling, made In cause therein pending "
subject the real estate OF the said WIN. 3, Con.
nelly TO the payment Of his debts, you are re-.
quifed to present your claims against the said
Vim. Z. Connolly for adjudication To Alfred Cald'
well, Commissioner In ChAnCery Of said Court,
at the office Of Caldwell j. Bro on ith street, In
the cityOf Wheeling, on or before the 9th day Oi
July, 1911.
Witness, A. II. ChApline, Clerk Of said Cont,
this 22d day Of May, 1871.
my29T A. II. ClAPLlNB, Clerk.
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INCOME TAX NOTICE.

i
Notice 10 hereby given that tin United State,
Income Taxes Tor the year 1870, and the Special
Taxes, or Licenses for the year ending MAY IT,
1872, assessed within and for the county Of Ohio
and State Of West Virginia, will he due aud pa,
able 70 mo at my office, in the Custom House,
Wheeling, on
MONDAY, the 29d Day Of May, ISL
II Rald Taxes arc not paid on or before the III
day Of June, 1871, the penalties prescribed ny the
Revenue law for nOn.payment will he imposed
Taxes assessed within other counties Of The
First Collection District, West Va, may be paid
at my office dt any time from and Ailer the BIB
day OF May. u. r. KELLEY,
Collector
WHEELING, Maya, 1871. myi
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In testimony Whereof have
hercuntO Get my hand and
affixed the seal Of said
Court at Philadelphia ,lhi.
l6th day Of AprIl, ISL.
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Mr. Bachelor has the honor TO announce his
popular Entertainments OF Grand Tour
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-01-21
NCuvclles.

Paris est vigourensement bombarda. Les
hombes tombent dams l'int6rieur de Ia vile.
-B1rrss les aspeches de Versailles. lie fort
d'lssy est detruit ct lie fort Montronge pres
que damantele. Les Prussiens ne dissent rien
de leurs pertes Les Francais font DIES sorties,
luttent heroiquement, ne parlent point de
capituIation.
L'armee allemande de l'Est recu des
renforts, sans donte pour tenir tete Bour-
baki.-LeS Prnssiens menacent Cambria ct
escarmonchent dams le voisinagc du Havre
-L'armee de la Loire a etc defaite au Mans,
apres une fpouyantable boucherie ct des
pertes effiayantes dcs deux cotas. Cette
armte, apres q"elques miles de retraite, s'est
rtorganisle CONNIE par miracle.-Faidherbe
marche en- avant.
DEBNIEREs NouvELLEs. Prussiens ont
occnpe Aancon Chan,y continue retraite Ell
bon ordre lie Nord.-Boulbaki poursuit ses
success ct s'aprroche de Belfort don't on s'attend
chaque instant a voir lever lie sege.-BsmaIk est
sGleusement n,aaae.