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Nervous Debility.

Thousands suffer from 1t. A weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an.
imation or vigor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invol'
untary seminal emissions, with loss Of
power and threatened impotence. The
consequence of excuses, overwork or in
discrctions This Is Nervous Debility,and
finds sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty.cight.
Thousands have been cured by these sim
pie sugar pills. They tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, dispeI the gloom
and mental depression, and rCIuvenatC the
system. Price $5 for n package Of five
boxes and u vial Of powder, which Is I'M
portant in all old lOng.stlndlng cases, or
81 per single box. Sold by all tlrst.class
druggists, and sent TO any address on re-
Ceipt Or the price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 5G9
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The Latest News.
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Democratic Nomination for U. s.
Senator,
The Flick Amendment Through Both
Houses.
"a DELAYED TELEGRAM)
Special 10 he MteLligeAesr.


Special 10 he MteiligsHesr.
CnARLEsToN, W. Va, Jan. 81.
Tho Democratic caucus which was held
last night nominated Hon, Henry G. Da.
Wis, of New Creek, State Senator from that
district by a vote Of twcnty.sevcn to
twelve for Hon. Daniel Lamb, and twelve
for Col. Benjamin II. Smith, Of Charles
ton. The ring managers have again sue
ceeded and killed oil Mr.. Lamb, whose
claims on merit all acknowledge. All
was done quietly, and had been arranged
with admirable skill, SO as to hide the
delegates from your county from view;
but the veil is too ilimsy, and revelations
are being made that leave no doubt
now Of the existence Of revolu.
tionary plan to stranglc every con-
servativc man. The Flick Amend.
ment has passed the House by u vote
of all the Republicans and twenty
three Democrats TO seventeen of the bold
est revolutionists. There are developments
that u majority of the twenty.
three intend it for buncombe,and will favor
u convention, which means revolution
ham
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2S.
CoTTON-StCady; middling at 14aC.
FLoUR-Family SO so.
GRAIN-Wheal; red amber 81 33al Do;
in good demand. Corn is in light demand,
but holders firm at j3a55c for car and
shelled. Oats firm at 3Sa47c; the latter
for choice white. Rye scarce and firm
at$1 O5. Barley firm ut O5a$l;a choice
lot at 81 Oh.
GRoCERIEs-Unchanged.
OILs-Linseed oil steady ut O3c. Lard
oil 81 0Sa1 10.
EGGs-Scarce and firm ut csc.
BUTTER-Scarcc, firm and higher ut 27
a3lc.
CnEEsE-Stcady at Oa1Oc; factory 15ta
15ic.
SEEDs-Clovcr seed in good demand at
1la11ic. Timothy scarce and firm at $Ga
625.
PRovIsroNs-Thcrc is lighter de-
mand, but holders are firm; pork see 50.
Lard 12c for steam; 12ial2Rc for kettle.
Bulk meats Stal0c and 10tal1c. Bacon
1Oa11t md 12c. But small sales. Hogs
7taSc.
WuIsKY-IIighcr at SsaS9c.
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WASHINGTON.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS QUESTION REOPEN.
ED-rROsPECT OF SETTLEMENT
WASHINGTON. january 9S.

W hAslIiNNlONs bNllull1 90
A special to the New York IJd says
the Alabama claims were the subject OF
careful consideration ut II recent Cabinet
meeting and ut the instance of the Ad.
ministration were brought before the Sen.
ate Committee on Foreign Relations at
their meeting held last Tuesday. The
subject was introduced by prominent
Republican Senator who is u member OF
that committee. For some reason there is
a strong feeling and disposition on the
part Of the administration 10 settle the
long pending controversy with Great
Britain, when the latter hNs made known
her readiness to do so by n compromise,
before any bill should pass Congress au.
thorizing the Government to audit and
purchase claims arising out Of the deprc.
dations Of the Alabama. While the Gov.
OrnmCnt Il anxious 10 settle this matter
with Great Britain by treaty, conccdlng
even more than Is believed would be nc.
ceptable to tho American people, there arc
large number OF prominent Republicans
who believe that further efforts should bo
made to pAss the bill for auditing and my.
ing the claims arising from drprclatIOns
committed, not only by tho Alabama, but
BY all four Of the rebel cruisers. 1t is
learned that, as yet Minister Thornton
has not placed on filO any communication
giving the basis upon which his govern.
ment stands ready 10 make u settlement,
but all Communications have been OF a
verbal character before the British
government placed It's propositions
In black and white, II was ideemcd
Lest to first ascertain whether the
proposed terms would no accepted by the
United States, and lG 80, the formal docu.
mCnts would be transmitted to the State
Department. Tho President and his ad.
minstration arc ready to arrange the
terms, but before the treaty Is finally con.
Cludcd the feelings Of the Senate must he
fully known, 50 as to be secure against re-.
lection Il submitted for action.
ACTION OF THE HOUSE on INCOME TAX.
The action oftho House yesterday after.
noon, In sending back to the Senate It's
resolution repeating the Income Tax with
tho suggestion that II had been wasting
its time Tor several days on business which
Il had no constitutional right TO originate,
Inns probably disposed Of that resolution.
This IL not the first time TINT tho Senate
Inns exceeded liz powers In this respect, as
was shown by prccCdCnts quoted by
Speaker Blaine, In deciding point Of or.
der raised.
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The Railroad Meeting.

The large space occupied by our report
OF the railroad meeting Saturday night
leaves us no room for extended comment
this morning. The meeting was In every
way gratifying success, in the numbers
of those present, in their relations to the
substantial interests Of the city, in the in
tercst manifested aud the unanimity that
prevailed, no less than in the important
results that must grow out of the action
taken The subject discussed is one OF
exceeding intercs: to this community, and
with view Of bringing it to the attention
of the thousands of city readers
who were not present, We print
this morning iull report of the
speeches made and resolutions adopted
The speeches of Messrs. SWEENEY and
STANTON in regard to the projected road
across the river, and that Of Mr.. RICH.
ARDsoN, giving history of the Pan
Handle Extension and its present status
will be found strong md interesting pre-
sentations Of the subjects handled. There
are some features Of the question that
were not exhibited, but enough was said,
when thus brought to general attention, to
set our people to thinking and to make
the meeting Saturday night influential as
tho initiative of new, energetic and ulti.
matcly successful movement for impor.
tant additions to our present means OF
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New York Dry Goods Market.

VIEW 1Oth, Jhl' So'
Business continues ut a stand.still, not
only here but everywhere through the
north, as all the avenues Of trade are al
most impossible and freights too high
for the shipment Of bulky merchandise.
In the manufacturing districts Of the east
the water seems to be frozen solid, while
all the small streams are dried up, and
mills not supplied with steam engines are
consequently now without any degree OF
velocity. ThcprOduction, therefore, is held
in check. This Is fortunate for m over
stocked market this dull period, as It
would cause n spirit Of despondGncy
among the trade, whereas it would now
appear that stocks are in nowisc burden.
some, and nll scasOnablc goods are held
firmly with the prospect Of mn advance
in price for tho better grades of blcached
mislins, which arc held only in small
stocks. New York Mills sold up to 20c;
Wamsutta and Manvillc, 10c; Tnscarora,
1sc; Fruit of the Loom, 15c; New Market
&, 12lc; Hope, 13c; Pcppcrcll S.4 sheet.
ings, 27lc; do 10.4, sac; Amoskcag
denims, 2Gc; Arlington blue, do, 15c;
Blue Hill do, lie; Pittsfield stripes and
ticks, &c; Glasgow ginghams, 13c.
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On Saturday the citizens of Martins
Ferry met and organized railroad meet
ing by elCcting DR.. s. B. West chairman
and II. L. Wells secretary.
After short addresses by Messrs. Wood,
Kerr and Others and q general free talk, Mr.
PAUL, of lIopedale, made statement OF
the way things arc progressing on the
ll0pcdalG route, stating that route might
be practicable which would divergc at or
near the mouth Of Piney Fork striking
the Ohio river below Portland and near
Wheeling.
The following resolutions were adopted:
ReWlrGd, That II is to the interest OF the
citizens OF Martins Ferry to give their in
fluence and material aid to the so.Callcd
llopcdalC route OF the Northwestern rail.
road, with the express understanding that
the terminus of said road DO the city Of
Wheeling.
ReAOlrGti, That committee consisting
of Mcssrs. Joel Wood, jas Kerr and l..
Spencer bO appointed to solicit funds TO
dGlray the expenses Of n survey from the
mouth OF PinGy Fork of Short Creek TO
the Ohio river, by the way ol Little Short
Greek, Deep Run or Glen's Run, so rs to
strike the Ohio river at the nearest point
to the city Of Wheeling.
Mcssrs. Kerr, Wood, Spencer, Stevens
and DrCman, were appointed TO prepare n
form OF subscription 10 the stock OF the
road.
The following gentlemen were appoint
cd on behalf Of the people Of Martins
Ferry to attend the meeting ut Wheeling:
MesSrs. West, j. Wood, Kerr, II. Frazier,
Spencer, Stevens, HObenSoCk, A. E. Wells
and J. W. Gray.
Onmotion, the Wheeling INTELLIdEN-
GER and Register rcrcquested to publish
the proceedings Of the meeting.
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riddled with bullets. After several
rounds fired, the Mobiles Withdrew from
tho building and large force of National
Guards came at double quick time along
the Rue Rivoll, with Gen. Vinoy at their
head. As they approached the Hotel dc
Vile, the rioters left the house and fed
before them, the Guards allowing them to
escape without shooting or arresting
them. 1t Is said that Flourens was prom.
inCnt among the rioters in the last attack
before the firing begun and was not seen
afterwards.
Another Emeute In Paris.
LONDON, January 81.
Another emeute is reported to have Oc.
Cured In Paris The people in large
numbers appeared before the Hotel dc
Vile and made demand on the govern.
ment for more sorties, accompanying the
demand with the cry OF "0n to Berlin"
A Second Visit of Favre to Paris.
. LONDON, Jan. 81.
A Versailles correspondent of the Lon.
don Times writes under date Of the 25th
that Fayrc returned from Paris yesterday
and had another interview with Count
Bismarck,
An official dispatch from Paris OF the
29d announced the separation of the com.
mand Of the army from the Presidency Of
the Government. Gen. Trochu retains
the latter office and Gen. Vinoy now COM
mands the forces.
The Negotiations for Surrender.
The free shooters have surprised par.
ty Of Uhlans and captured a God son Of
the Empress Augusta. They refused to
exchange him for French prisoners, and
have placed him in the hospital. The
city OF Cambria is exposed to lombard.
ment.
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stilIwell, Powell & Co., John Bofnger
and Harry Broskl. She was valued at
$4,000. insured for $4,000 in Pittsburg,
Wheeling and Cincinnati offices. The
owners decline to give the names Of the
officers. The boilers OF the Arthur were
nearly new and were extra heavy. Her
whole outfit was unusually good, and she
was furnished with oil required appllan.
ces for safety to liIe and property.
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A pemocrallc LegisIa,ure Conyerted.

The FLICK Amendment has passed both
Houses of our Democratic Legislature,
and now needs nothing but submission TO
the people to make it a part of the Con.
stitution and to make suffrage free and
impartial to all the citizens Of the State.
Verify, truth is stranger than fiction!
Where now is the good old "whitc mans
Government Who now can walk erect
and look upon the starsY There is u
divinity that shapes our ends, and the
wrath of man IS made to praise him. Did
ever the whirligigOf time bring such re-
vcngcs? GALnEo was right after all;
the world does move, and even West Vir.
ginia Democracy is compelled TO move
with il.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, January %.

CHICAGO, January 9S,
FLouR-Unchangcd.
GRAIN-Whcat-No. 9 spring Chicago
lirmer and 1ia19c higher; closed at 81 10i
al 2O4 for cash and seller February; this
afternoon market steady. COrn-Steady
and 1c higher No. 9 at 54ta53c cash; this
afternoon unchanged Oats-Firmer 0nd
Hal tc higher; No. 9 at 4Gia47. Rye
Quiet; No. 9 nj S5as7c. Barley-Dull; No.
2spring ut 70iaSOc.
iIoGs-Quiet; closed dull at SIC; live
quiet at 81 3ja7 90.
CArrIE-Active ut 81 l2iaG 90.
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philadelphia Market.

THIhNDkLFIIIA, JNIIUNTy -o'
FLouR--Fair and firm; Indiana IND
Ohio ut 80 75a7 10.
GRAlN-Whcat steady; Indiana rcd 1T
81 67al 80. Rye dull and unchanged.
Corn dull and unsettled; yellow SOC; wes'
tern rcd SSc. Oats 6SaG0C.
PETRoLEuN-CrudO 1sc refined gaia
96C.
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, January 9S.
CorToN-Dulland unchanged; middIing
uplands 15ic,
FLoUR-Fair and firm at 80 5Oa7 90 for
shipping grades.
GRAIN-Whcat dull and unsettled; red
western 81 90. Rye and oats unchanged,
Corn firm.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork, beef and bacon in.
changed. Lard dull at 13kal3tc.
EGds-Fair and ilrm fresh 20a3O; lined
p0c.
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, January 81.

FLouR-Firm.
GRAIN--Whcat dull and declined; Ohio
and Indiana 81 55A1 81. Corn steady;
white scarce at S7a90c; yellow SOC. Oats
DOC. Rye firm at sOa05c.
PRovisIoNs-MGSs pork active, $93 %.
Bacon, no demand; sides 11tc; sides, clear
rib l2ic; shoulders 1Olc' hams 1GalsC.
Lard 13c.
WuIsKY-90a01c,
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STANTON NJ. HOWARD,
.RCHITECT.

Sketches, Designs, Elevations, Sections, Plans
Estimates, Specifications, Working drawings
and General DfAughts promptly furnished.
Patent ONCE Drawings prepared for Inventors,
and guaranteed not 10 10 Informal.
oaicc; Fourth Street, ID door below Court
House. OctlO
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Financial and Commercial.
New YORK. Money and Stock Market.

New York, January 2S.
Gold has been active to-day nj from
110ia1109. Loans were made ut from 3
to per cent Clearances $29,0OO0OO
Exports for tho week $l05,0O0 Govern.
ments steady and firm all day; late in the
afternoon advanced from / to l per cont.
Stocks opened steady and firm at last
nights prices and after the first call i'm.
proved little. Lake Shore very active;
Pacific Mail also active; opening at Ala
4ls and selling up to 43sa43t; ST. Paul
and Northwestern steady. AT the close
the entire market was firm but dull. The
bank statement Is untavorable. Loans
decrease $573,43l; specie, decrease, g..
1OO05O; circulation, decrease, $l3O,032; !;
deposits, decrease, 1854 1866; legal tenders,
decrease, $2S3,5lS. Money easy at 5a6
per cent. State bonds dull at about the
prices they closed at last night. Sterling
Exchange-Bankers' bills 1901.
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How Il Was Done .- A Minority
Senator.

Senator.
The delayed telegram which appears in
another column (and should have reached
us in time for Saturdays issue) states that
Mr.. DAVIS was nominated for Senator in
the Democratic caucus by 81 votes out of
81, the other "a being divided between
Mr.. LAMB and Col. SMITH, OF KanawhA,
If we add to these "a the 81 Republican
votes in the two Houses, we have this state
OF sentiment:
For II. @. Davis vis....,,.,,...,...,,.,,.,.,
Against him. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
II the "a who voted for LAMB and
SMITH submit TO the decree Of King
Caucus, Mr. DAVIS will bc elected; |;
and IL hO Is, II will be virtually
by II bare third Of the whole
Legislature. Thus onc.third will have
dictated n Senator to twO-thirtls, II the
LAMn and SMITH men were disposed,
they could easily secure tho election Of
another man by uniting with tho Repub.
llcans, and VIC have no doubt tho Rcpub.
llcans would meet them half way, and
take some comparatively unobjeCtlonable
Democrat, say Mr.. LAMB himself. We
do not venture to suppose, however, that
there Is u single Democrat In either
house who would have the courage TO
defy King Caucus; and 30 tomorrow, no
doubt, tho will Of the twonty.seyen will
y 6S done, despite the adverse will Of thD
ilNy.onC,
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No, Cures PTict In BOreS. Gents.
Rcyera, Congestion, lnllamnRt iOn'.......y3
. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic.-."2I
) CryiuH-COiic or rrrthIng OF lniAnts.."..23
Dinrrhocn VI Children or hdnl lB....."..2
4 nysentEry. Gripping, Bilious CVllc".....?i
& Cholera. NJ Orbus, Vomiting. I................21
Coughs, Colds, lUnchiIIs"....... .........."..25
NeurnIrin, TOOthArhr, Vac, Achc...,.......G
y Headaches, Sick Headache, NertiRO.".25
IL DyHpepsIn, Bilious StumRcn ..."p.......4..2
n SupprrHsrh or Irregular frrin,H......s5
" Whites, IuU prOinaa Peri ds. ..""....,.......2
Is Group, Cough, Difficult BnAihing ."..... .
u Erupiions, salt iihCum, krysipcIas........25
Is Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pa,nS..........-?5
II Fever nnd AGue, Chill Fever, AgutS.... 10
IL Piles, u IHd %
u OpIhnlmy, and sOru or Weak Eycum""..D
" Cntn rrh, ,ncnlN or chronic, lnfuenLl....tD
~ WhuopinH.cuugh, violent cUuIhS.......50
u AAthInn, "ppttrrtt Dr HthlnR R.."....."....'0
- Enr Discharges impaired hrarinR R.."..iO
q ScrDtuln, kIiArgrd Glands, Swclliugs ...h
y General Debility Physical NeakntSs...5O
IS DrOpAy and SFanty Srcrrt ous............"..O
81 sen sickness, sickness from Ridng...S
u Kidney DlHcnHc, GfaErl.."....,...-."".5
- Nervous Debility, Involuntary Scmi.
luhl us, hh NJ
~ Sore Mouth, iAnkrr.".......,...... .."r...'O
10 Urinary WcnkncEA Wetilug Betl..,...B
II PniuIuI Periods, IiyStsl lia...., ,.........,I
a2 SutlrrlnuH Al CuAngU Ol IiC ............l u
n Epilepsy, >plsms, st. Win. nancH ,....l III
"a Dlphihcrln, liberated sore 1hrOat.........SO
lGat. VA ala .tF IN, al
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STATE S-1issouris,o ,oO Il Ien'
nessees, old, cat; new, OF; Virglnias,
new, o.; old, "a; North Carollnas, old,
4Ut; new, 90.
SroCKs-Western Union Telegraph 4Oi;
Adams Express, 6Gt; Wells, Fargo & CO.,
3St; American Act; United States 40 Pa.
citic Mail, 42i; New York Central, 05;
do scrip, 90; Erie, 2lt; Harlem, 1871: Read.
Ing, 084; Michigan Central, 11S; Cleve.
land & Pittsburgh, 10G; Northwestern,
70; do preferred, S6b; Rock Island, 1881;
New Jersey Central, 1881; St. Paul, "a;
do preferred, 70; Wabash 514; do pre-
ferred, rs; Fort Wayne, 04; Terre
Haute, 3l9; Chicago and Alton, l15, Ohio
and Mississippi, 35s; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, Sli; Burlington and Quin-
cy, 1852; Lake Shore, 03t; Illinois Cen
trnl 1874
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EUROPE.
THE w A r.
TIL E LATE ST.
PARIS CAPITULATES!
Surrender of All the Paris
Forts.
ARMIsTICE OF THREE WEEKS.
The Army Remain Prisoners in Paris.
A Telegram From the German Em-
pefOf,
PARIS CAPITULATES !
ARMIsTICE OF THREE WEEKS.
The Army Remain Prisoners in Paris.
A Telegram From the German Em-
peror.

peIOTs
WASHINGTON, January 30.
Secretary Fish has received the follow.
ing from Mr.. Moran, charge d'aiIairs in
London, dated January2O: The German
ambassador here has been officially in.
formed that the capitulation Of all tho
Paris forts and an armistice for three
weeks was signed about eight o'clock
last evening, at Versailles, by Bismarck
and Julius Favre. The army of Paris re.
main prisoners in the city, but it is not
known whether they arc to be dlsarmed
or not. No details have yet been received.
"VERsAILLEs, p. M-Sunday,
Last night an armisticC Tor three weeks
was signed. The Regulars and Mobiles
are to be held in Paris as prisoners of
war. The National Guard will under.
take the maintenance Of order. We oc.
cupy all tho forts. Paris remains invest.
cd, but will be allowed to re-victual as
soon us their arms are surrendered. A
National Assembly is to be summoned to
meets at Bordeaux in n fortnight. All the
armies in the field will retain their respec.
tive positions, the ground between the
opposing lines to be neutral. This is the
reward Of patriotism, heroism and great
sacrifice. Thank God for this fresh mercy.
May peace soon follow.
[Signedl WILLIAM"
BISMARCK'S TERMS OF PEACE.
He Requires .Alsace and German
Lorraine.
A Thousand Millions Francs In-
demnity.
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fUNUJ kAlhAJIN
Cures Piles, Neuralgia. TOOthAche, bleeding
Of the LuHES, NtOmAch, Nose or other Organs,
burns, Bruises, LAmeneSS. SprAinS, RheHma.
tlNm, Sore Throat, SOre Eyes, Bolls, eOrnS,
Ulcers, Old sores. The Hest Family Medicine
known.
PrlcC, Coz. 6Oc., PIntS 81 90, Quarts 81 90.
tH- These Remedies, except PONDS EX.
TRACT, by the case or single box, ARE sent to
any part Of the country, by mall or express, free
VI charge, on receipt Of the price,
Address HUMPHREYS SPEClFlC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
ullcc aud depot, No Gf9 BROADWAY, New York.
Dr Humphreys ia consulted daily at his Office,
personally or by letter, IA above, for all forms Oi
disease.
FOR SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
A full assortment Of the above for sale In Wheel.
lngby EDMUND HOOKING,
hooking \ CARROLL,
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r 1871 OF LETTERS REMAINING
- unclaimed In tho Post Oiticc at Wheeling,

ISL Ot LEI lEltS tENAlNlNU ~
IL unclaimed In tho Post OifICe at Wheeling
on Monday, January 80, 1871.
LADIES' LIST.
Bradley Mary Rillwood Maggie
Brand Annie Lowry MaryC
BrOCket Josephine Leslie Sadie
Buchanan Mary + Mathews Amanda
Brown Maggie More Mtry
Byrnc Ellen Murphy Bridget
Bruny Sarah Mckinley MOllie
Cessna Amanda MCCullOCh mrs James
Clark Kate Norman Lydia
Croghan Mary Phillips Bridget
Crawford Annie Porter Josie
DavissOn Allie Fletcher TablthA
Davis Laura Richardson Elizabeth
Eskcy Mantle Russell EE
EsgleA Ray Martha
Emery Laura llAagan Jennie
Frazier Mary ROb6prts Maggie
Foster COlllngwOOd Sllgar Kate
French Ell Smith RcbeCcaJ
Glasner Sarah Stlpes Sarah
Grlnncr Caroline Stern Rachel
GrumlCy Mary Steele NOZZLE
Grear Sadie futile MaggicA
Iludncll COrnclIaJ Trovcr N
Hoffman Loo Whitman Mary
Hughes LottIG Wilkinson susan u
Hyde Sarah Williams MaryE
Jacy Nary Wilson Hannah
Klrranc julia
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Anderson Joseph NJ lewlsW
Benson Cherries MInCk Jacob
Bartlett LeadfOrlC MareG John
Binkcr VIM McDonough John >
Brown VIM Mclintee John
Carney James Mechanic Luther
COnlgy James McKenna q Il
Campbell Thomas u Mckinley James
COleDA A Oliver ThOs
Cochran llrOwnlCc O'NGil Thomas j
Caldwell j l. O'DOnnGl Robert
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-30

q. o. LIST, GIBSON LAM, GOH MUnRis0E
lIENRY X, List, IOs. sRYBnLD
pANK OF WHEELING,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Deals In Bills Of Exchange, Government bonds,
Stocks, Gold, Commercial Paper, and all Ncgo-
table Securities
E8r- SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO col.
LECTIONS.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits. Four per
cent per annum six months, and lyc per cent
len one year.
GIBSON LAMB, Cashier.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, Asst Cashier.