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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-18

THE New York Tribune says there is
perhaps nothing in the attitude of the dis
franchised South as Senator Abbott of
North Carolina argued yesterday, to Justify
the government in declaring general am
nesty But does Mr.. Abbott hope to re-
concile the enemies of the Union by con-
tinuing what they have been taught to
think persecution ? Remove their disabil-
tiles and you take away the whole stock in
trade of the Southern politicians by de-
priving them of their little Importance.
These fellows actually live off the sympa-
thy aroused by their continued dsfrsn-
chisement by the United States.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-18

The NORTH CAROLINA SENAToRsHIP.--
1t has already been stated that it is the in.
tention Of Senator Abbott, Of North Caro-
lima, to claim the seat to which Governor
Vance has been elected from that State.
Mr.. Abbott, who is the present Senator, is
now preparing his case. Governor Vance,
as is we'll known, was leading actor in
the late rebellion, and his most recent ut
terances would seem to indicate that he
has not pro6tcd by experience. He will
not, of course, be allowed TO take seat in
the Senate, for the reason that his political
disabilities have not been removed, nor are
they likely to be removed at the present
session. Senator Abbott will claim the
seat on the ground that he received the
largest number of votes next to Vance,
and that the election of the latter by the
Legislature was illegal, on the ground that
he did not possess the necessary qualifca-
tons for a Senator of the United States.
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MUSIC, &C.

No longer of the firm of Marsh C Pollock, is
rally In
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
Of every description
respectfully solicit call at my establish
ment. JOHN MARSH,
no 12-1y 0i6 Main St.. bet. Ninth and Tenth.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-18

THoMPsoN's POMADE oPTIME. as dressing
for the Hair is all that s required purely vegetable
and highly perfumsd, it softens Improves and beau
ties the HAIR strengthens the roots, and gives IL
rich glossy appearance. or sale by'all druggists
Price, 3j and rs cents per bottle
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RICHMOND, VA.

CHOICE SMOKING and FIG and TWIST CHEW
ING TOBACCO supplied to the trade the most
reasonable rates to be found in this market.
ia 13-1m JAS. SWEENEY.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-18

THURsToN'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
Is strongly recommended as the best dentifrice
known 1t ceanses and preserves the teeth, hardens
the gums, sweetens the breath; and, containing no
acid or gritty substance is perfectly harmless, and
can be used daily with great advantage Sold by all
druggists. Price, 25 and so cents per bottle.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-18

JoUVRN's NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
Eh.-By its aid gloves can be quickly and repeated
ly cleaned and made equal to new; even when badly
soiled they can be readily restored tits oasy of ap
plicaiion and is perfectly free from any odor Fer
sale by druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, rs
cents a bottie
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SHIpPING.


EoR NEW YORK, IA
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP Sf1fEA
C0MPANY'S elegant side-wheel sial I3zssz1
steamship ISAAC BELL, Capt. BLAKEMAN, will leave
her wharf, at Rockets on FRIDAY, January 20ih,
at Q o'clock p nj.
Freight received until p. Dl.
Fare %
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
Ia Is--2t No. Governor street.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-18

ES- DIR. HASKELL.--This celebrated physician
has taken rooms at the MONUMENTAL HOTEL,
where those desiring his services will find him. He
the proprietor and vender of many CELEBRATED
MEDIcINEss who owe their discovery to his inven
tive genius. SEr NOTICE
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-18
LOCAL NEWS,

United States Circuit Coart.--ID this
court. yesterday, the case Of the United States
vs.. Thos. V. Strange, was heard. The de-
fendant is well known merchant in Lynch
burg, and was charged with having in his pos.
session in a rear-room of his store several bar.
rels of liquor, the same not being stamped or
branded as required by the statutes of the
United States.
The evidence for the prosecution was con-
fined to the evidence of one witness, but the
standing Of that witness in the neighborhood
in which he resides being proved to be very
bad, and it appearing that the witness while in
Jail under charge of having violated the in
ternal revenue laws himself, wrote letter of
threatening character to parties outside in
regard to the prisoner, his evidence failed to
have the weight sufficient to convict the pris.
oner, who was found by the jury "not guilty."
To-day, John Rohily, of Petersburg, was on
trial for violation of the internal revenue laws.
He was ably defended by Mayor Kelley and
Hon. l.. II. Chandler.
The jury has been considering their verdict
for more than an hour, and at this writing
there are no signs that they are likely to agree.
Police Court. - The following cases
were disposed of by Police Justice White this
morning:
Patrick o'sullivan was required to give two
hundred dollars security towards James f.
Freeter who he had threatened to extinguish
on sight.
Polly Brooks was brought up for being
drunk and unable to take care Of herself.
Polly found favor in the eyes of the judiciary
and was let off.
Martha Hudson was sent to Jail for three
months for being drunk and disorderly iu the
street and failing to give security to keep the
peace.
George Richardson, colored, was CHARGED
with stealing pan of bread from Lewis Brown.
The charge was not sustained.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-18
TOBACCO,

ExCELSIoR TOBACCO WORKS,
BYRD STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH,
RJCUNOND VA
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BY TELEGRAPH.

TO-DAY's DISPATCHES,
BY American Press Association,
EXCLUsIvELY FOR TUE STATE JOURNAL.
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T,HE SOUTHERN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Il for the Benefit of the Widows and 0rphans Of
the Southern States.
DISTRIBUTION No. 1zS. EVENING JAN. II.
l, l6, e5, "A, 20, 50, So, IT, 20, 10, 40, 80.
DISTRIBUTION No. l29. MoREISG JAN. Is.
IL, 81, s, SO, G5, 6S, O., 8. 60, %, 40, SO, 20,
Witness my hand, ct Richmond Va, this 18th day
of January, 1871.
SIMMONS Il CO. CO. T0MPKINS,
Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be purchased
from Capt. W. ]. DABNEY, at the Branch Office, No.
., Eleventh street, one door from Main.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-04
NewYerk Harket-
NEw : OEk, Septem Der

NEW E0Ek, Septem Der =
FLOCR-DuIL asi il buyers .avora;
81 90G,j ID for superdne State: > opl4
) 20 for extra State > $50 ) Tor
choice State; 81 Sjaj % for super1re
western: s. 4jG5 ~ for common to
medium extra western; s. $50 - 'o'
choice do: So 43Cf1 IL Tor commou 70
choice white wheat extra; - -
as - TOR common to god shipping
brands Of extra round hoop paIc,
s. gOGT6 ~ for trade brands; - c3lE
8 o. for common 10 taIr extra -
Louis. 50 ojt7,9 ~ for good 20 choice
10. the market closing quiet Soa;1e-1
dour /. dull az 3 6d@6 % ior eom-
mon 10 far extra, aud 50 3j@ ~
.or good 10 choice 10. Rve hour =
quieI at 81 JQ%j 10. Corn meal B.:
quiet.
GRAIE-Wheat i scarce aot !
shade irme-, At 81 sra 3 f3c -. :
spring aioar s. tJ@,L ~ tor white, re-
western: s. ttGI : :o- amber N.ch-
isan. Rye quiet anu heavy 3Ac.sg
dull. Barley malt taN. Cora :cacc.
and lie batter AZ COL: ioc m;x=h W.
ern afoat. oats . shade timer 1t 43lZ
SOC Tor western ari OHIO.
PROVI>ION~Pock i 41.e; a
Sl3 4yG,l3 - Tor Few mess SD 80.
III = Tor prime 10, AMI s.. ~ t9c lew
prime 10. Beef i la. a. 8 o0GllVV
Tor plain mess and SII UQGlt0u 'ocex-
Ira 10. Beet hams inactive AT 200
- 90 Tiecre beef nom:na. a. 81 no
Is % tor prime mess anu sI2 oVcs-. W
Tor India mess. Cut meats lI.-r /;
l0II3e Tor hans and 5tT6.: 10:
shoulders; m:ii.ss 41.=c. La: asaT.
4; s!G9.c :or =teau aai ): ~ Hsi;.=
rendered.
BUTTER-I= ll.L 1: InE2rc e
western and lj@3uc Tor State.
CHEESE-QG:e. ~ jG.y.c or
common to prime.
COTTQN-Macke: 3Peu= !":e: .:
Isle to- ,3w miill.ng- AID l2!c
;9r mjid.ing Cp,azis.
UIL>-Petr6.sum dgI AL hay i:
I3lc FOR cruie ani 2+tc fo- rsd-et
TALL0W-nuiet 81 10 Steac.1e,
medium At SGGlQc
WHTSkY-DI.e. 81 ggi,.
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Hard W ork.

The co,o-ei voters o. ka-avla LAj
a serious time las: THURSDAY. They
were required to 20 double, and il some
cases. treble duty Last October the
negro vote 1t Charleston, Connolly :
ant MaIIes, amounted TO three hun
bred and fly. Since that time, about
seventv-dve negro voters from these
townships have LETT the country. Not
uithscaadias ,Lis, there were poliei At
Tie three VoJing places above named,
divided a. follows: Charleston, 223 +.
Conneliys, 10; Maiden, III. To
REQUIRE 20 much voting from 30 few
meu. nav seen rather exsctiAg, bat the
antiLonveutiouers' necessity musc be
-aken into consideration \ negro
would be voted at Conuelly's, terrle'i
over to Charleston a1d voted there,
swearin: and lying mantu.ly. Il cnaI-
lsr-ed. and then sent Of to Maiden 10
serve his party with his vote q third
time in one dav. The REGIsTEa - sur
Urise,! AZ the size OF the vote in Charles
Ton, but we tell that paper that, had not
sunIowu interveuei, three hundred
more negro votes nigh. have been
roIEed. The coiored troops were Just
,ettiny down TO their work when the
dav ended. Ia three hours more every
negro ia the county would probably
have voted 81 each OF the three pre-
cincts Of Charleston, Connolly snd
Malien. They'll DO better next time Il
some Of them don't land in the penI'en-
risry meanxhile.-C0'rrlPr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-04

MONUMENT [ SvEILEo--Iae CnTeiI-
ing OF the Monument, erected TO the
memory OF the Confederate Dead 81
Cus-lsstown. took place on Wednesday
las. and was witnessed bv 5 large
crowd OF Interested spectators Persons
were present from all the atJoininS
counties. snd Charlesto#n may oe proud
that so many came to encourage this
noble act on the part OF the Lee Me
-,n-;sI association. The procession
wss formed and marched 10 the ground,
rn5er Col r. P. Chew as Chief Mar
sbsl and IN the order naned IN the
n-ng-snme that has been published
EoI r W. Baylor presided and: de-
Iivsred the Dedicarory Address Col
] W LYLE, formerly q VTrginia, ea'
now Of kenrucky, was the orator OF the
dsy and delivered a eloq1en; address,
DB Lucas, ESQ, delivered the poem
sf,s1 which the assemblase dispersed
TIL Monument i about eighteen feet
b;yb OF beautiful design and workman
sbfn and does great honor to the Asso-
c;aiiou and Is 8 credit TO the manu-
s,ctnrers. Msssrs. Diehl 4 Brosners-
!SG,pksrist0,ca Register.
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RECEIVERS NOTICE.

NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN THAT
The - i=rSlzuztt La- Oeeu appointed
r.e,'--.er, Gu1zc a decree 81 TIE tL-c1Lt
ty4-G CD. CI-o cDGn-y. West Virginia. male
a.. . -I.-r'-,. u A c.I-.Se n thaCcrry- - sa-L
L.l--- pen. ~. n which - II. Larr4h -
-..l g..alr--.uL ILd ". ". Miller. ". J. Bates.
.. N. TaguE MJCreEsld are defendants.
..-. -lr III -Ey o; LAY. 81. Oi a. the prop
--rs. zsD'I>. effects and G-DtS due --= Ace
- ~ y. ~. Miller Z o. ~ persons
<-yw.uE themselves indebted 10 said late
-.-.. VII Q .esuss call upon ne Undersigned
-- %. x settlement. = .-LoC-r!eta
.y-.-e - private 81 AZ the AachIne shop
-. v Ext street. ATTY occupied oy sad
.t-- IN. yGe o. .Irg2 P-aG=C. one . :-et
...-a-. Ule !. - I-eL Lathe. one ! .=-.
.-t---. -wO = Dill P-es-e~. no screw
. ...l--S. L.LIr D.. >lI-.Iag AMI P-.-=>. AM
be- LEX OlLrr Machinery ana Fixtures
e. -a..- or a -.--c-..-..,s Machine shop.
IT, Ilt=csi-L-G may * tCI1d GGri2-
.-.--~- -..-> - TIE O-GG - Ai- st
.--.--- .sa---c x -,r-.-L.
- Il MILLER, Eece-ver.
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Caste at Long Branch.

The New York SEn has ls;te. from
Long Branch, giving the following &C
count Of Long Branch social episode,
briefly noticed by telegraph, 90 the
229th instant:
An iuciden, which happened before
the ball, aad which would have macred
is pleasure greatly had it not been for
the good sense OF the parties most
Interested, will 10 IoCb; afford General
Grant AZ opportunity tomorrow OF ex-
ercisirg the tespotisn conferred upon
HIN ty the Eu-kIuI bill 81 his very
door. By some means or other, Two
oct Of Z package OF ca=C- directed -
Boston. Mass, found its wav into the
hands Of Major Gaul and Captain Wat
zirs, OF the second battalion Nassachu-
sets volunteer militia colo-ei troops
TIE Captain and tue Major tiat;ered,
bv the unvonIed houor, graciously
accepted the kind invitation ani came
on the Boston express. This even
ing thev maize their appearance
about ha.t-Past c.ocAin iuiI uniform
all si.ter.n. with gold lace, and a.
thsy are both very stout and very black,
a. NAV o. imagined, they create :
decided sensation. Fisk and Burrows
locke! st each ether iU.ly five minutes
without: speaking. then they adjourned
10 g. private room and spent FIVE minutes
IL swearing. Then they came oct aud
numerous mysterious cousu Iatious fol-
loved with the members OF The com
mittee, the upshot OF which was that
Messrs. Gaui AMI Watkins were coUC-
:souslv escorted into the room reserved
fo- tue use oithe press, aud politely bu!
G-miy into-me: that they would not De
permitted 20 the bt.. room under any
Circumstances. They az -. Insisted
uDoa :nei- rights, and louc argument
followed. bG; after awhile they =enslclg
aecs ptei tue situation aud retired \
high iuIseou. The committee instant
" heave,i 4 sigh OF relief which could
5s heard tac above the r-urmuring Of
the sea upon the beach.
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UCl he IlsClE1 vi. 7 .sNlICtr.
Another Railway Project.

\ certificate mas been fled at Coiuul-
61s Of the incorporation Of the VALLEY
Railroad Company, with the northern
terminus at Cleveland and tie southern
at Bowers:owa, in Monroe township
Harrison county, the road 10 pass
Jhrou:h the Intermediate counties OF
Summit, T1scarawas and Carroll. Cap
ltal stock. 100000 The corpo-
ra.ors are Henry Chish0,m,N. ?. Payue
James Farmer, Wsrrick Price and
Samuel \. Fuller, OF Cleveland, and
Daniel I. King, OF Akron. We pre-
sumo this is the project referred 10 by
a correspondent Of the Pittsburgh
C5aq,S-ciri. whose article We publish
on the first page OF this paper. We are
pleased to observe that the idea OF 4
railroad from the Ohio River at or near
Wheeling TO the Tu$ca-awas VALLEY
has not been abandoned. and We be-
Iieve the dav Is not fa- distant when
such q road Will be built. That the
peouie want the road. Is shown bv the
tact that they have almost entirely. as
stated bv tie C9r,msr7IIs corrsspon-
Dent, granted the right OF way from
the Ohio River to within one-half mile
of Bolivar, in the Tuscarswas Valley.
Since the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
has rurred the cold shoulder on Wheel
ing that city would advacce is OWE
Interests aud prosperity, a. well as
make itself independent IN point OF
railroad facilities, BY aiding the COO
st-uction OF . railroad northward over
some Que of the excellent routes pro-
posed. Let this subject be candldly
considered By the business men OF
wheeling and the people living along
the routes, many Of whom s-e suffering
from lack of railroad facilities TO develop
the resources OF their localities, and We
believe that within 3 short time the
building OF q road from Wheeling to the
Panhandle viii be as fully assured a.
the construction OF the Lake Shore and
Tus.a-avas Valley railroad i nov re-
sarisd to be. Let Us have another
railroad
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Baltimore Live Stock IarAe;

TaUEscAT, AIs-sl i.
BEEF CATTLE-Tue mark ye--
tsrl:ay WIS cbI-acle.:zsi b. frc lie
gee Of aeciv;-v. aai some l5uu heal
cuauEed hands thou: ma.e..a. c2a1.=
from ne rates o last week. taoT:4 ;l=
4Ia..ty Vas soG.swha; better IAs
moruin: the opeca:ioa, ve:- ,,5y
thrcu...C;, I.= oa.aEce . tie g,.=cIn =
being closed on. ST tae rats O. -es:s-,
Iav. ~ IS 1876 -, ,howin- :. e.;
decline since asst wee, pr!ers -ena.r-
inE about the SAM, considering the
QUALITY o. tie cattle i lev veCy ~,
perior beeves, ave-aZ;oE atcE: l;QL
lie, brought = JU per iyo To- -. Ia
receipt. some so head were reshipp Pc!
East without Je;og otsre'i mere. Mo-
COws-Tae market i over slpg ~ an
dull We quote a. before, at SYJ.V !
SOTO Ter head, a. - 41a.iv. Yea.
Calves urchauged 4; C e. goCnL
a. 10 quality. Prices to-day f. beef
cattle ranged a. follows Best
beeves at 5 I2lGj ), zen,
orally rated FIST qG2..:y L; = 81
as ~. medium OF god IL: quality
81 3 15T4 5A ordinary thin Seer
Oxen aaI Cows 1t 8 UptG } ), IL
fe-ior and lowest grades OF CaE,.e. $ ~
general average or tcs mara; ;5-:av
81 52i. Extreme -an-e OF prices
8 0oG,J - NO-l II the "a were
from 81 10 to 81 ~ per lTJ roGris
.; the receipts - heai carr rom
Na-y.aad, ID from Ul:2, - from
West V,--iuia, and go from T.-.in,a
43 from the D:stGic: Of Columbia, aod
81 rom Ini;a1a total -ece.g:- .3- the
week 2c25 head, aga;r-; PA
same time last week, aa1 -i-J saai+
time LAST year. Of TIE Offer 80 So
head were taken by Baltimore butchers
$50 sod to country dealers AMI ~ .
specu.a;o.. for Eastern mac..ls-Lo.a.
sales Tor the week IS.j4 heal, asaia=.
1850 last week, an 2ieo le;l,! sane
time last year
SHEEP AND LANBS-The re,
ce;pts OF Sueep this week ha~. teen
fully eqga, 10 the demand, All We have
no change TO note 10 prices Good IS,
Sheep are 10 demand. We 4l5te 81
4G5!c per pound gross, a. 10 quality.
Open wool stock Saeep II good
request At 3 Ood3 ) per head.
Lambs a. - 0uG,3 - per heai, a.. t.
quality. Receipts this week 3579 head
against 34.5 last week, ard $3.50 head
same time last year
HOs5S-There has been a heavy
supply 90 the market this week, largely
in excess OF the demand, which i oaiv
moderate, in consequence OF which
prices have fallen CT, and a, the close
have 4 downward tendency. We quote
q; s. 5o(GI u per 100 ponds let the
decline for the week being 4f4,fc re,
D.. Receipts this week l0.TIl head,
against 25s9 las: week. sni 3I20 head
same time las5 year.
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The Mother,. MIX for Calves.

| visited one Of my neighbors yester-
day, who has 8 reputation Tor raising
good stock He showed me jersey
heifer. as be called her, one year old
The sire was Joe Hooker. No. 465. Am
J. C. C. Register, fawn-antwhite bull
OF high reputation The dam was a
large fawn-and-white COW, represented
asparely bred, but without recorded ped
igree- She looks enough like Sharpless
Duchess, l0l, Am &C. C. r, to be her
sister. She had been bought By 3 for.
mer owner for $50, on account Of her
great excellence. as a mixer. This
yearling heifer looked so much ike the
Guernsey stock that good judges would
call her 4 thoroughbred Guernsey
She was quite as large as common
two-year-oEd Jerseys But it was not
good blood alone that hal made this
weIl-teveloeed heifer She had run
with the mother all last season and was
now in flush pasture This told the
story. \ full year has been gained by
good feeding, and she will De a well
grown cow with 8 calf attEo years old.
| have been trying this experiment on
my farm the past two years, and an
perfectly satisfied there IS no substitute
Tor the mothers milk in raising good
milking stock. Milk Is the natural
food OF calves, and on the plains OF
Texas and Kansas. where grass
and milk are plenty, they suck
the cows until they dry up. Mix
- costly on Northern farms,
especially Jersey milk, which Is
nearly half cream. IL seems almost too
good TO give TO calf, however hand
some. But the Jersey heifer, If Herd
Book animal, and welt raised, is also 3
very costly animal With the mothers
milk invested in the calf, she Is likely
10 be graceful, and to gain some OF the
fancy points which command nigh pri-
ces. It i. better 70 raise keiters worth
$500 at two years old on the mothers
milk than 10 raise them worth SOD on
hav-tea and skim-milk. No more slops
anu pot.bel!iei yearlings for me-.
C3NSEcTIcCT.
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difference in ESgS-

The Germantown Telegraph very
truly remarks that there IS vast DIFF
ference in the flavor Of eggs. Heus fed
on clean, sound grain and kept on 3
clean grass run, give much finer flavor
Il e-,s than hens thas have access to
stshiss and manure heaps and eat al
kinds OF filthy food Hens iced on h.a
or onions fisyo, their eggs Accordingly
the same as cows eating onions Ok
eabbages, or drinking offensive HsIer;
impart 8 bad taste to the mlA and
butter. The richer the food the higher
the color Of the egg Wheat and corn
give the best color, while feeding On
buekxheat makes the eggs eolortess,
rendering them unfit for some eosiec-
rionary purposes
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sealed Proposals for Fencing
and Paving at Union Town
ship school House.

.EA-ED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
- CEIE 80 oy the Undersigned Until Fri
80. --u-erlgr -. 81. AZ } o'clock 2. VI,
---- .1..Dw.lg WORK: Paving Sidewalk.
ling IL Iron Raj Fence around scCOcl
... ~ dLt The Necessary stone Work
- sane: aLsO, tOc pa-ics fence Oh
...-- street.
-.-y-- cations :Or A.! OF said ~OCS can os
- =: :-e Office q the Clerk The Board
. -G.cIc.OC reserves The right 10 Reject
= Il Biz kEL
|-E.--cH- Com %. 3. a-C - Estate
\ a,..-.. An g-->- -. -. an neS
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II Tickets for 500 : = .lc.. - 80. :
So Tickets 500: IL
IIrkel~. = .N.l...

The undersigned, ATE pEts '.g,.. er.~ q 60
rg.u.-e- OIL. -ue ry.E -LHgr,.. .-t -."...l..-,-=
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NOTICES..
Notice 10 Coal Merchants.

.st-.ED PROP SAILS To Supply THE
- &c.. %. Ul.O County: also, the OHIO
my pDnC House, tOc one year next after
-. .-... - -. -, With good quality Ot
%. -. .uai. XIII Dc received oy the under
..-,. 20 20 Thursday next. september tn,
..r.I.G \. ". Zach proposal shall In
.--E= delivery OF the coal ~ either or
. .- - above named places
AAES ?. ROGERS,
TX BCa-d supervisors Ohio county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-04
Baltimore Market
BALTIMORE, SeptemSe

COTTON-Sominal.
FLOUR-DulI and held firmly.
GRAIN-Wheat dull white choiGe
at 81 5QG,l IS; fair to prime 81 q 81
al Is; good to choice At 81 Dol ~;
red good to prime at 81 306l ~ com,
mon TO tar 81 81 loldl 25c CAIo and
Indiana at 81 3q@l 81; Pennsylvania
at 81 359I Is. Corn, prime yellow
southern at .0G72c; mediam western
at 69tG,7Oc. Oats firm at t5G 5ec.
PRUVISIONS-U nchan -ed.
WHISkY-Nomiual.
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For Sale Low.

&-lI8ER Of BUILDING LOTS IN
-.r ,l1-s..vss!Ocs OF the Joseph Caid-
- LIE. E'1r terms apply 70
r. HUGHES. EsAl Estate Agent.
-. ~ "a ,aaplls street, between First
-. -. nj streets. mAT2i