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3AvArFEAH. April 8.-Cotton Is In HQht
demand: middling, l4c: net receipts, I99l
bales; sales, 1000; stock, 50,l22.
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toE Qsceola, Madrid, Hickman. Bar-r7r- anil.
C4lroi connecting az Belmont Win rr-
4f9M Mo1n11ln p. r, az Cairo with
LIMOS Central Railroad and
boats up the Ohio river
Lhia elegant PASSENGER steamer
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M0EDAT, 10tE inst. az 5Bur.
FFe-sll received 20 the 50 Louis Hlar-l1r.
". = DILL. Agent
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
81. L0uIs & ~ 0rIsans - 60.

For Vicksbunz and New Orleans The Erz
pEseuE1r steamer
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5tu inst, AZ 20 o'clock a-ul.
FOR freight OF passage, apply 20
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IN, the prerai ises, expose for sale, ct public
90 ~. between legal hours, to the highest
Bidder for cash, the following described real
aisd, lying and 3eLug in the county OF shell
5v, state of TENNESSEE, known as let No. -,
b ock No. 81, on the plan Of the town oi
Martin street 30 Two hundred and thirty
fssti the north line two hundred ard ninety
ak lest llj3I, and the south line l258i two huns
dret ana LBlrLy-Iour 1eet, running east to the
b you.
4 ne equity Of redemption Is barred. Title
70 the aDove let has been exam med and pro
IS trustee.
ID. Jordan. Trustee.
Aprll 3 lglI nps
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. April S.-Flour quiet and weak
choice superhne winter, IS so; choice extra
do, IS IS; Xxx winter, S6G8 S5 Wheat, spring
Iowa, 81 3SGl 80: winter, duh ana dropping
No. 2 red fall. 81 Seal So. Corn, mixed dun and
lower; 4s1Sa5lcfn bulk; fancy yellow higher,
Oats, dull 49c. Barley quiet ] l29Sl l25 for
choice Iowa Rye, steady; 95c for prime.
Whisky, S71zc. Mess pork quiet; sl9 90 and
so for country. Bacon easier. Lard lower.
Cattle unchanged, at So 25@650.
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LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, April s-Cotton stesdy and IN.
changed; middling, 1870. Flour, duh and
heavy; extra family, So. Grain unchanged.
but nominaL Mess pork, $50; bacon, s,
l0alO1Se, rouud lots packed. Bulk meats,
7@9g9Lc, round lots loose. Hams, sugar
i2c: Kegs, lSI<c. Whisky quiet, S69S7c. To-
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Best assortment Of
LINEN LAWN and GRENADINE.
WALKING SUITS,
latest styles in the city, viii be sold at
very moderate prices, at
L. KREMER'S.
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TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS.
Trustees sails.

7rrDrDrR and nv vfrtl7e of the terms and pro-
visions of q deed Of trust % ne exc
cuted by A. @. Ferguson OF the Guy q ~ 3teiLi- l
I,hig. and recorded in book ~ pages 591l 80
s1nr,tv. Ten nesss8, 60 secure q eerlalus IN
,iaffed 80 therein mentioned viii. en-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-03
Our Invisible Enemies.

The raw, astringent atmosphere ofwinter
creates and aggravates many ailments. To
protect themselves as effectually as possible
round them at this season, should be the
especial care OF persons constitutionally
delicate. AS there is no medicinal prepa-
ration in use which so thoroughly braces
and invigorates the stomach, the liver, and
the nerves, as Hostetter's Btters, q course
of that agreeable tonic Is particularly adj
visable for dyspeptic, bilious, and nervous
sufferers, in the cold, damp, and trying
weather which generally prevails in our
climate at this period Of the year. Sudden
chills have very bad effect upon dyspep-
tics and individuals of bilious habits, not
unfrequently producing congestion of the
liver or bowels, or low fevers, sometimes Of
All intermittent or remittent character.
Attacks of rheumatism are also to be APP
pretended, and when there is tendency
to that complaint the Bilters will be found
the best preventive. The operation of the
great vegetable tonic Is direct and simple.
II stimulates and strengthens the digestive
and secretive organs and the nerves. and
puts the system in condition To resist the
action OF those formidable foes OF vitality,
a low temperature and unwholeSome winds
and fOgs. BY quickening the superficial
circulation, without creating anything ap-
preaching to fever, 1t imparts tone to the
skin, and thus renders the surface Of the
body comparatively impervious to un-
healthy external influences.
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COnsumptfOn OF the Lungs.

The belief in the fatality Of the disease
usually depominated phthidc, or consump-
ton, has allowed many an one to pass into
an untimely grave. That recent discover
les in medicine have done much to ameli-
crate and even cure many Of these so-called
cases OF Consumption, will no longer admit
of doubt. Those, therefore, who allow these
afflicted persons to pass beyond the reach
OF medicine are justly censurable. DR..
Keyser, at his new Office, Is compromising
medicine known as "LUNG CURE" which
will In every instance greatly improve any
case of pulmonary disease, and In many
cases effect thorough cure. 1t has a pecu-
liarIy pleasant taste, furnishes to the vast
ing AID decaying organs healthy plasma
for their renewal, and its soothing effects on
the irritated throat and fauces cannot be
otherwise than beneficial. A medicine OF
which we know so much as DR.. KEYsER's
LUNG CURE, and compounded by man OF
DR.. Keyser's skill and integrity, we do. not
hesitate to recommend, with the firm be-
lief that we are comforting an inestimable
favor upon our readers, especially that class
of them to whom prospect OF cure will be
sure to meet with a hearty response. l6i
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 81 80 per
bottle. II your druggist does not keep II
send five dollars 10 DR.. keyser and lie VIII
send four bottles securely boxed, by ex-
press, with full directions how TO use II.
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The Railroad.

Great efforts are being made at this
time to facilitate and push forward the
grading OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad line. Within two or three
weeks nearly fifteen hundred negro
laborers have come from Virginia to
work on the road, and many white ad,
ditions have been made to the list OF
hands employed.
Contractors have been notified that
they will be held to a strict performance
o. their obligations, and no extenuation
of time will be granted This means
business, and speaks well for the energy
and capacity of those controlling the
progress Of this great public improve
nent. On yesterday morning party
Of about seventy laborers passed down
the line by this place, going below for
employment; and a few days ago Capt.
Laidley went down with about one
hundred and forty men. Railroad pros,
poets are therefore encouraging, and
people look forward with unqualified
satisfaction to the early completion Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
Courier.
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Many Eminent Men

Have candidly asserted their opinion that
there Is no remedy equal TO MISHLER's
HERB BITTERS, for that class OF diseases
peculiar to people of sedentary habits. II
Is preparation OF wonderful virtue in all
cases Of this kind, never having tailed In
effecting permanent cure, and 1t still con-
tinues on its triumphant career. For all
forms Of diseases arising from impurity OF
the Blood, or arrangements Of the digestive
organs, including General Debility, Dyspep.
STA, Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, Con.
stipation, and similar ailments, 1t Is GER
tain remedy. Leading physicians every
where prescribe 1t, for their patients, and
have given the proprietors Of the Bitters
many testimonials of their confidence in
the efficacy Of the preparation as remedy,
Sold in square glass bottles only, by all re-
spectacle druggists and storekeepers. Price
one dollar per bottle.
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New States.

Movements are again on foot IN
Washington City teadnit the territories
of Colorado and New Mexico as States
The sole object to be obtained is four
more r .d,cal votes in the United States
Senate and a similar number in the
electoral college. Colorado has less
than one tenth the population of West
Virginia and less than one hundredth
that of New York. New Mexico
has a little more than twice the popu
lation Of Colorado. Yet by the admis
sion Of these territories as States, Colo
RADIO or New Mexico will have
an equal voice with New York
or Pennsylvania in the Senate
and three votes each in tht
electoral college, where West Virgins
has only FIVE. Oregon and Nevada
which are ALREADY States, added &c
Colorado and New Mexico, which it is
proposed to admit, would all together
have a population but little more than
half that OF West Virginia, but would
have eight votes in the Senate to oul
two, and twelve votes in the electoral
college to our FIVE. Compared with the
larger States, New York, Pennsylvania
Ohio, or Illinois, the inequality is all
the more glaring, and the injustice Of
the proposed admission Of Colorado and
New Mexico all the more intolerable.
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sion of the popular will, untainted by
any tinge of illegal Acknowledgement
and permitting everybody to vote whose
right to do 30 is not legally disproved.
That this would be attained BY com.
hitting the conduct Of the election to
the hands of the same parties whose
prediction for fraud has been so often
manifested, will scarcely be contended
BY anv one who honestly desires to let
the people vote. The Legislature would
be singularly short sighted if, after the
enactment of liberal provisions concern
ing the rights Of voters, it placed the
administration of the law in the hands
of those who have been accustomed to
cons;rue even more stringently than
was warranted the illiberal provisions
Of the former law. If the law is to De
fairly carried out and the votes are to
be cast in accordance with It's pro-
visions, the appointment of special COM
missioners for that purpose seems to US
q necessity.
These commissioners should be
chosen irrespective of party, without
regard to whether they personally favor
the calling of convention or not; but
they should be men who will receive
the votes of all who comply with the
terms OF the act and reject none whom
the act does not exclude. We want no
man hindered from voting because he
does not favor a convention, and no
man driven from the polls because he
thinks a convention desirable. We
want only fair vote and the adoption
OF such means as will secure that end.
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The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
favorite with the ladies for Jellies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Jus; the ar
ticle to use with Cox's Gelatine-oi
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, II de-
licious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect rem
edy 70 indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tards.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries.
At LAUGHL1N, BRO. 4 cos,
r..-- Wholesale Druggists
junT Main street.
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All o'c,ock the Senate proceeded to

At IL o'clock the Senate proceeded to
vote for United States Senator.
Mr.. johnson nominated Hon. ii. U.
Davis.
Mr.. Price nominated Judge Jas. ID.
Brown.
Those who voted for Mr. Davis were !;
Messrs. Baker (President), Alexander,
Apologize, Carper, Cook, Dayton, Gold
Hartman, Ice, johnson, Kline, hoonce'
Patrick and Scott (of Raleigh)-l4.
Those who voted for Mr.. Brown were:
Messrs Boreman, Brown, Gather, Crane,
Humphreys, Price and Scott (of Rltchie)
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wheeiinx ana Toiedo Railroad.

We learn that q meeting Of the
friends of this enterprise is to be held
at New Athens tonight, at which the
engineers now engaged in surveying the
route will be present AID report the re-
suit of their survey thus far. The sur
veying party has reached a point about
seventeen miles from the river and has
passed what may probably be consid-
cred the most difficult portion of the
route. Won't some of our Railroad
committee attend til meeting and bring
US a report Of its proceedings ?
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ;. 1871.
Now that the Congressional test oath

Now that the Congressional test oath
has been abolished, what legal obstacle
Gao be raised against the admission oil
Senator VANCE of North Carolina, and
other representatives OF Southern States
who have been cooling their heels on
the Capitol steps for months past ? The
denial Misrepresentation tothe Southern
States unless they send men like ANss,
or REYNOLDS or REyELs, or others who
do no, represent them, is one of the
peculiar beauties Of Radical reconstrnc-
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.
ALEX. MARTIN, ID. D., President
With Full Corp ofProfessors.

1PENED BUT RECENTLY FOR PUR-
poses OF instruction, this Institution
has already attained very extensive range
of patronage and support.
II possesses the finest grounds and build
ings in the state.
Glasses are formed in all the regular
Departments Of Collegiate ana Scienuhc
Study. ..n
Special advantages Tor thorough acquisl-
ton of the Modern Languages, the study
of Geology, and other branches In the IN
terest of Agriculture.
Chemistry taught. according TO the ne"
and only correct system.
Teachers Class every Spring Term.
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus.
TUITION from SIS to S24 per year.
FALL TERN begins Sept. It'll. WINTER
December 9th. Spring, March list.
Commencement, June 18th.
Eo-Send for a Catalogue. -
Secretary BOARD OF Regents.
Morgantown, w. Va, July ~, 1870.
sep22 ... ......
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BatchelOr's Hair Dye.

This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the
Rwld-Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and In
Simultaneous No disappointment. No RI
diculous Tnts or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or
Natural Brown. Does not Stain the Skin,
but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold
by all Druggists. Factory l6 Bond Street,
New York. jan28-d&w
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West Virginia Senator.

Mr.. Henry G. Davis, who has been
nominated by the Democratic majority
of the West Virginia Legislature for
United States Senator, is a native OF
Howard county Maryland, and a
brother of Mr.. John B. Davis, presi-
dent Of the Planters National Bank Of
Richmond, Virginia. The Richmond
Dispatch says he is remarkable for his
sagacity, business talent and great en-
ergy. He probably contributed more
to the great Democratic victory in West
Virgins than any other citizen of the
State.-Balfmors Sun. t
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The Convention Bill.

We publish this morning the full text
of the bill for submitting to the people
of the State the question of calling
Constitutional Convention, as it was re-
ported by the Judiciary committee Of
the House. 1t is probable that some
amendments will be made prior to the
adoption Of the bill, but the main fea
lures Of the proposed law will be likely
to remain intact That provision Of
the bill which defines the qualifications
OF those who are to be permitted to vote
upon the question, will be accepted as
foreshadowing the character Of the gen
eral election law in that regard. It's,
virtually, the plan suggested last winter
by Hon. JOHN J. DAVIS and generally
discussed since in the newspapers Of
the State. 1t embodies almost literally
the draft OF an act published in the
Parkershurg Gazette some time ago and
generally ascribed to Hon. JOHN BRAN
NON, of Weston. 1t prevents arbitrary
Acknowledgement on any account and
provides that no one possessing the
usual COL stitutional requisites for vot-
ing shall he excluded from the polls
without proof OF his disqualification.
The burden Of proof rests upon his ac-
cusers, he is not bound to criminate
himself, and it must be shown by the
testimony OF at least two witnesses to
the overt act that he is guilty of the
commission Of some offense which, un-
der the Constitution Of the State, ex.
cludes him from the right Of suffrage
One Of the iniquities Of the old leg
istration law was that it put voter
upon trial for the crime Of treason,
without permitting him any of the
privileges accorded by the common law
in his defense The man accused Of
theft has right to be confronted by
the witnesses Of his crime and to COM
pei the attendance Of witnesses in his
behalf. He is not required to give evil
dence upon his own trial, and he is not
put upon his oath as to whether he is
guilty or not guilty OF the alleged viola
ton OF law. No witness in any court
of law is required to answer questions
that would tend to criminate himself
in any way. The provisions Of this
bill place around the right of suffrage
only those safeguards which protect the
personal liberty and the good name Of
the individual. They raise no presump-
ton against the voter, and declare that
he shall not be punished by exclusion
from the polls until he is legally proven
guilty OF some disqualifying act. This
is simply justice-nothing more-and
we trust that our surmise az to the en-
bodiment Of similar provisions in the
new election law may prove correct.
If any reasonable hope could be en-
tertained that the present supervisors
and inspectors Of election throughout
the State, all chosen under the influ-
ence of Acknowledgement and by the
operations Of the registration law,
would faithfully. carry out these pro
yis,ops of the act and give as a fair
election under it, there would
then be no necessity for the ap-
pointmeut Of the special commission
ers contemplated by the bill. The OBJ
iect is to have a free and full express
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DIED.

BRUES-Thursday morning, February 2,
at 8 o'clock, GERTRUDE LAMB, Infant daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brues, aged ten
months and nineteen days.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
at 2 o'clock, from the residence Of the pa
rents on the Island. Friends OF the family
are invited to attend.
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CHANGE.

THE EXCELSIOR DANCING CLUB,
which has heretofore held It's meetings
at Turner Hall, will change its place Of
meeting to McAtee's Hail, on Main street,
between Monroe and Quincy streets, re-
Gently occupied by Prof.. No te as Dane;
ing Academy. Members OF the Club will
take due notice and meet there this even
ing at o'clock cordial invitation is
extended to gentlemen wishing TO join the
Club, leb8
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= EDUCATIONAL. 3. 3
WEST VIRGINIA
State Normal School,
FAIRMONT, W. VA
i. G. GILCHRIsT, A. NJ, Principal

IT'S ORJECT Is The preparation Of teach,
ers for Common Schools, High Scnooiss anS'
Academies, not by special superne;iasa nh
but by thorough scholarship, actuai teaS a,,
ing and the study OF the philosophy ahu
methods OF Education. l., .,,r
IT'S MENTAL TRAINING Is eqnally
adapted 10 those tcho do not intend 10 oecoune
teachers, aiming at the greatest 5ene an, ~
the student in the development Oh ins 49,
and moral powers and practical usefuinesS
in life. ,..-,., 49,, ,S,oo,,.
mon Branches, the English Language In All
its DEPARTMENTS, the Natural Sciences, ths
Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic ana 1
Rook-Keeping, Vocal and instrumental
Music, and the Theory and Art Of Teaching;
SESSIONS. The Winter Session VII
close March 18th, lS7l, and the spring Ses-
sion will commence April 4th, and close
June sd, ISL.
this school to be educated Ms teachers pay
no tuition. .r-
F. II. PIERPONT,
feb2 Secretary of Elk. Com.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Rent.
Onions! Onions!

Twenty Barrels Prime Onions
Just received and for sale by
febg HESS & EGERTER.
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Assignee's Notice disappointment

TN THE DISTRICT COURT CT THE
United States. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of William D. Motto.
To u,torn ii may concern! The undersigned
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
assignee Of the estate Of William d. Motto,
OF v heeling. IN the count OF ONO: IN SAG SAG
day of Nevem Der. A. DIa0s adj udged Bank-
rupt upon the petition OF his creditors by
the said Court.
Dated Wheeling, w. Va, the 2d day OF
February, 1871. l. r. JONES,
f.h3-oaw Assignee.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

I'm place Of the r. r. Hudson.l
THE NEW PASSEN GER
sHI4Spaeket r. W.. SKILLINGEN,
kssHE4z5F. NJ. r Iesher, Master, will leave
Wheeling for Cincinnati and intermediates
ports on Saturday. February 4th, at o'clock
p. M. For Height or passage apply To-
G. Fl. BOOTH 4 CO,
fsb4 ...r Agents.
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not sit with ease and the suffering when attending
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to health and comfort in many instances increasing
the difficulty to an alarming extent. Use DIR. Briggs
terna external, itching or bleeding piles. They are
mild and reliable, and warranted as represented
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