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SAMUEL b. MccoLLooH, Clerk.


Fredelicka Albright 10 no inhabitant OF nv
balliwiek nOr found therein january /. 1877
For R. s. BROWN, S. &C.
The object Of the above entitled suit 10 10 oN.
tain decree OF divorce nom the bond OF matFI.
mOny between the plaintiff and defendant for tLe
cause that tho said defendant has WilfuIIy aban
doned and deserted the plaintiff Tor three years;
Lnd y appearing from an affidavit lled In said
suit that the defendant, Frederick ALBRIGHT. is
not resident or this State, and on motion Of
the plaintiff by his attorneys, II 10 ordered that
she DO appear within one month after the lrsl
publication hereof and do what Is necessary 10
protect her Interests.
Tests: SAMUEL B. MCCOlLOCU.
Clerk Of said Court
The above named defendant will take notice
that tho dep9sitions Of Lawrence WAlther, john
Q: Miller, William Sennc, John Clark, Lewis H.
Albright and Henry A. Albright will De taken VI
the ONCE OF Caldwell & Bro, AttoFneys on Ath
street, ~ the city OF Wheeling, In lie State OF
y Virginia, on the 10th day OF February, A.
y. iSIs, between the hours Of O'clock 4. y. and
o'clock ?. a., 10 be read In evidence In the
ABOVE named cause on behalf OF said complain
AM. And II, from any cause, the taking OF said
uepOsltione shall not be commenced, Or being
commenced, shall not be completed on that day,
tnc taxing Of the same will be adjourned from
lime TO time until the same shall be COMPLETED
HENRY A. ALBRIGHT,
ny CALDWELL. d BRo., his Attorneys.
JAnSIH I.T-.."H.' Ir.Ti q.
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Miss s. ]. MEHoLIN will repeat her lee.
ture on "What we Want" next Friday
evening, at Washington Hall. This lee.
ture was so well received before, and by
so large and intelligent an audience, that
we doubt not tIie re.delivery OF it this
week will call out q full house. Itisa
production replete with valuable sugges.
tons, and none should fail to hear it., :
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OLIVE LooAN.-she dresses like o
Queen and Is the most eloquent, and
handsomcst woman in America.-Ner
York Herald. eh
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"JuEtfER Tan SOAR" cures cnApped hands
Salt-rheum, pimples, and all eataneous Aiiec.
lions, rsDdering the skin sOft and smooth. Man.
ufAetpred by CAswELL, HAZARD b CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. New York
my2a-M, Th-dAw
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SAFE BLOWN OPEN.-The Office OF
Messrs, J. A. Holiday 6 Son, proprietors
Of the Star Planning Mill at the south end
Of Market Street bridge, was entered at
an early hour yesterday morning, and!thc
door of the safe blown from its moorinCs
The entrance was effected through door
in the east side Of the office. The marks
of Jimmy" are plainly visible on the
door and Its frame, and the force required
to burst 1t open, may be judged from the
tact'that the strong iron catch Of tho bolt
was literally broken in pieces. Two holes
were drilled through the iron shell OF the
safe door and some explosive agent mot
powder) was used by the robbers. The
inner shell and the plaster with which II
is filled, were found entire, several feet
from where the safe stood, while the
outer iron covering, to which tho hinges
are attached, was swung back US far Us
the frame work of the safe would permit
The separation Of the two parts Of the
door WIS neatly done-no ragged, torn
shreds Of iron,-the plaster filling being
unbroken. The door OF the iron box in
side was forced open with q Jimmy" and
about $50 in money and a,sllvcr watch
worth 500 were taken. Promissory note.
and other valuable papers were iounI
scattered promiscuously over the floor.
The explosion was heard about
o'clock by persons in the vicinity, but nj
particular attention was paid to II. Nea
1s o'clock, Tuesday night, three men wer
seen coming out of a door in the seconC
story oTthe mill, and It Is supposed thcs
parties were then making a survey of tn
premises. No clue has been DISCOVERIES
as to their indemnity or whereabouts,
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OLIVE LooAN.-The most graceful
lady and the flnestlecturcr we ever heard.
-Ast0a Aanertier. -
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Music Books, cheap at shelb's.

GREAr reduction in Boots and Shoes at
L. v. Blends, 1O7 Main street.
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0RWHITTlER,
200 Pean stEoet, RIttabnrEA, pa.,

,NoTICE.-THosE INDEBTED
Z to the subscriber are hereby notified that
their accounts have been made ont, and payment
can be made on tho I'd day Of January, 1914.
To prevent any confusion, proper officers will
be In attendance, and no fear need be entertained
by interested parties OF any dIsagrceable conse.
quenees on account Of the rush. Only limited
opening inward; the precaution being deemod
necessary on account OF the experience OF the
past year by fire.
jAnl CHAS. II. BERRY,
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GheqntelIiaeneer.
THURSDAY, JANUARY ii, 1871.
Travellers Register.
New Advertisements.

Steamer Major Anderson.
Miss s. J. Meholin.
Piano Tuning.
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suErB's Music STORE, Washington
Hall.
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MedIcaI.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

|. ! !. !. !. ]. !. !.
~ For the relief aud
IT, cure OF all ilrFtnyc.
SS .' nlenls in lhc stuui.
~ hcli, liver, and how.
<~~W els. They nIu Il iit,I
tNH.zSSML 800 Aperlent, ,nld nll
kklEB. fA... excellent pntBaiiNr,
W. Being purely Nrpr.
d. ~ tsSSs VI table, they tOnlaiI
nOmGTcuTy Or ininr,
al Ef4V4rs ~ IaiA IAl whatever. Much
W. N|ttS serious sickness al.I
~ suffering Il prevent
tP. cd by their timely
use; aud every family should havS them on ianI
for their protection AMI relief, when rcVuhrl.
Long experience has proved them to le the sni
est, SuFcst, and best OF all the Iiiis with which
tho market abOullds. by their occasional u,r,
the blood Is purified, the cOrnlptiOns oil lllpNs
TEN expelled, bbstrhctlOnS rcinnyc,l, and The
whole machinery. OF life INRtotCd To ila hlRmy
activity. Internal organs which become gl"ggrl
aud sluggish are Cleanscd by IBrr's PiR,, i,ni
stimulated Into action. Thus ihclplcht d,ra /.
In changed lntO health, the valne OF which Ghungr
When reekoned on the vast null itn,les who enjoy
", eau hardly DO computed, Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant 10 take, and preserve lhClr
virtues nnlmpalrcd for any length Of time, 50
that they arc ever fresh, and perfectly reliable,
Although searching, they arc mild, and operate
without disturbance 10 tic constitution, ordict or
occupation. iH.' i'..' 'tl
each box, how 70 use them as Q Family PhysIr,
anil for Tho following complaints, which these
Piiis rapidly cnre:-
For DyAIspaiR or HntIigestlOn, LiaIless.
ness, LnnguOr and Loss Of Appetite, they
should he taken moderately TO stimulate The slOnl.
acli, Nnd restore It's healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complains md It's various sylnp.
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head.
uch0, JnnndIce or Green Sickness, Hi.
IOua Collie aud Bilious ReVerH, they should
he IullcOusly taken for each case, TO correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause 1t. 7..... No.
For Dysentery or DiarrhOea, but ono
mild dose Ia generally required. n.+7
For lIheumatism, Cont, Gravel, Pal.
pltntIOn of tho Heart, Pain Ia the
kide, Back and L0Ina, they should b. c0ntin.
uOnsly taken, as required, to change tho diseased
action OF tho system. With such change those
complaints disappear. 80
For DrOpsY and DrOpslcal SWclllngs,
they should nc taken In large and frequent doses
TO produce tho effect Of drastic purge.
For RupprCAaiOn, u large dose should hc
taken, as 1t produces the desired effect by sym
patty.
AZ Dinner PiH, take one or two Pills to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and nvigOratcs tho
system. Hence II Ia Often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
tnlcrably well, oiten finds that o dose OF these
I'iIS makes him feel decidedly better from their
leInsing and rehovatlng effect on the digestive
apparatus. -r - '.Ha iI
PREPARED DY ,.,
Ord. @. AVER & co., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, U. s. A.
If,, +, a, =, NO Ay1 DpuCrIOru pvppvvvfIppp
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
~ County OF Ohio. In tho Circuit Court OF
Ohio County. January Rules, 1872.
Henry a. Albright
NEUuUIIUkA hIDTIHnL-
afFn unNfa

The State Of West Virginia; TO the. Sheriff of
Ohio County, greeting;
Wecommand you that you summon Frederick
Albright, u she be found In your bailiWIck, 10
Vppear ut the Clerks office Of tho Circuit Coult
of Ohio county. nj Rules to be held for The said
Court, on the first Monday In january, 1872. 10
answer a bill In chancery for divorce exhibited
against her In the sald Court by Henry a. Al.
bright, and have then and there ills writ
Court, at the Court House of said county in lie
city Of Wheeling, the 10th day OF December,
1871, and the 9th year OF the State OF West Wiz
piniA Vt t.T1T'' - 80
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WANT SUPPLIED

To supply want felt for real genuine rood
articleof Soap ct reasonable price, the under.
signed Is now manufacturing such an article, "a
all testify who have seen and nsed = =
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For the relief and
cure oil all ilrrallgc.
nlenls IL thu stGn..
ach, liver, aud how
els. They aIuH.Uii,l
RIIerieni, and IN
excellent puigaliVt.
Being purely Nrpr
table, they r0nl5un
no mercury OIinllle,
ial whatever Much
serious sickness All
suffering Il prevent
nfl lac tlInlI. tt,unI,t
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He is In grateful memory in every BIscuit and
Batter Cake that smokes In fragrant brown upon
the tea or breakfast table, "Go thou and do
llkeWise." lfllAI III sTT7 -
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The lecture closed with some amusing
moral reflections regarding the sins Of
duelling.
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olution, although he was not certain, moi
having been present. He spent consider.
able time while in Nevada at Carson City
Here he had peculiar adventure, which
was given to the audience in the form Of
q narrative. We give It nearly in the
speakers own works:
Everybody rode horseback in that town
lncver saw such magnificent horseman.
ship rs that displayed in Carson streets
every day, and l did envy them, though
was not much OF a horseman. But l had
soon learned TO tell n horse from a COW
Ilaughtcrl, and was burning with impa.
thence to learn more. / was determined
to have a horse and ride myself. Whilst
this thought was ranking in my mind
the auctioneer came securing through the
place on a black beast, that was bumped
and like q dromedary, and iearinllv
homely. lie was going at "twenty, TWEEN.
ty.two.two dollars, for horse, saddle, and
bride"
A man standing near me-whom
didn't know-but who turned out TO IN
the auctioneer's brother, noticed TN
wistlul look in my eye, and observed tina
that was a remarkable horse to BIO roini
at such q price, let alone tho saddle ami
bride. l said had half notion to bid
"Now," he says, az know that horse.
know him well. You are q stranger.
take It. You might think he Is an Amer
lean horse, but he Is not anything Of In
kind. He is n Mexican plug-that's wha
he is-a genuine Mexican plug" but Their
was something else about that mans wa,
q saying It, that made me Just determin'
that i would own q genuine Mexican
plug-M 1t took every cent l had. And
said, "Has he any other advantagese" ri
hooked his foreilnger in the pocket Of m,
army shirt, and led me to one side, AM
uttered, "Sh don't say world He Ga,
outhuck any horse in the world" TlauTh
ter.l Just then the auctioneer cam
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-15
Savannah Cotton Market.

SAVANNAH. January 11.-SEk ISLAND COTTON.
The sales this W. ek amount TO 200 bales at Prev.
Gus rates for nne cotton, which is very scarce
nm Florida 45a5oc medium nne 65a6o, fine (scarce
RScEIPTs.-The receipts at this port for the past
week have been ~ 592 bales upland anu 21o oags
sea fsland. from the following sources: Censra!
Rail, cad 1851 bales upland. ATLANTIC ana GnI
Railroad $500 bales upland. Augusta ooats 100,
bales upland, Flords ats l21 bags sea ~ Isana ,na
inland and SIS bags sea island. Altamsha River
ExPoars.-The exports for the week have been
Is os5 bales upland and $50 bags sea islana, ss
roilows: Liverpool 1919 bales upland and 272
ha,s sea island, New York 27o2 bales uplani and
io1 bags sea island, Philadelphta 40I bales up.
land and bags sea island, Baltimore Sol bales les
upland, Barcelona 1910 bales uplRnd, Boston zoS
hales nplani and 46 bags sea Island, Bremen $3.50
bales upland and IS bags sea island, Antwerp 800
bales upland.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship James Adger, for New York-D
Strauss. N r Woods, l. NJ Woods, B II True.
Per steamship Falcon, for Baltlmore-@r and
Mrs R Downey and two children MISS Hass,
Ham.
Per steamship Georein, from New York-Mrs
Suydam W 8 RltchIe. W F Smith and ife, DR.
. Robinson. F T Street, r street, Jas Riley, J G
Miller N brewster, r. Spencer Nichols. r
Wells, W q FlsH, Maillff. N L. Wilbur. H O Mat.
thewson ami wife, d P Smith, A FOIret, Owen
and wife, N Bren, Poretto, wife and Two In
fants, Mary Jones' J W Mabie, B Ferris.
prise and Way Landlngs-Mrs Townsend, W s
Morillo and two Chi dren.; Rev B Northrop Geo
Per steamer Dictator. from Florida via Savan-
nah, &c-Mrs Benson, Miss Benson, Mrs Kinsler,
Master Bradford ] Lohman. G @ Gibbs,
Wyman l. Upper and wife, Springer. jno
Monroe, Miss Smith, Miss KlDgman, DR. Ludwig,
and on deck.
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MARINE NEWS
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

North German bark Edward, Halberstadt,
Savannah. Ballast. To the Master
Steamer Water Lily, Toglo, Edisto, Enterprise.
Rockville, and Way Landings. q bags sea island
cotton, mdse aud sundries. To Nlsoet. Fraser
Dill Witte Bros Stoney & Lowndes, Ravenel d
cu, L Keuacke, Mowry & Son, Klnsman Bros, ]
II Claussen, and others. i,-::s
Received 4ron RenneSt's Mil. 168 tierces rice
To W q Bee i CO, @ H lDgraham & Son, and
Hasell.
received from Chisolm's Mll. 81 tcs rice. To
Frost, Adger co, and Fraser Dill.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia. Holmes, New Tork-lett
1lth instant. MhSe. To wagner, Huger CO, W
A CUurlenay, s Railroad CO, N Railroad co,
c railroad Agent, James Adger CT. u
ANNE, adams, Damon CO. Ahrens q co. n
A Ashton, Bscnof & co, b Bates d co, I M
Br sioll CO, Boyd, Boll,nanr Bros, W Bel.
lows. MRS II Armstrong. Bullock, " N Bird Il
CO, Borner, A Beamish, y Berbusse. G Boyl-
sson, Brown, e Brown d CO, E e Bedford,
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Receipts by Railroad. January 13.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

2l2j bales cotton, III bale, goods, 2 cars stock.
To Railroad Agent Geo h Walter Il CO, w Bee
Il CO. Pezer Rodgers d co, Frost, Adger CO,
Williams 4 CT, Murdaush Mathews, Sloan
A j Salinas, Wiss d co, " z Ryan, a s SIN tn,
T p Smith, W Smith, Witte Bios, A Salinas,
Mowry Son. Bowling & co, CococR 4 co, L d
DeSapssure, Wardlaw q Carew, Barden Parker,
o PhIliips Wagensr & Monsees, w q Jones d 90,
NWB smith Il co, Trenholm Il Son, A huligan.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
rs bales upland and bags sea Island cotton,
SO bbls naval stere, cars lumber, wood, mdse. TO.
To Frost Adger 4 CO, Mowry i Son. Whtlden q
Jones, W Williams Il CO, y DeLorpe, A
Salinas Trenholm d Son, Krnsman & Howell, 8
ID Stoney Reeder Davis, Caldwell 4 Son, Capt
G Dicks, Capt W Bangs;J e Adger co, Hall,
Barden Il Parker, q Malonee, Railroad Agent
and Order.
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InterIor COTTON markets.

UNION, January 11.--l60 bales sold during the
week. Market opened on Monday at l7ho; closed
ln2Nabb n2NabERStN, January Io.-The cation market
has been quite active for the last few days, and
prizes to-day range from 10 10 1sxc. We report
252 baies sold during the past week.
ORANGEBUKG, January 12-Sales during the
week $50 bales. We quote: Ordinary II, low
mlddliuR 10, middling 16kc.
WlNNSBORO, January l3.-T ere has been con.
siderable excitement In the cotton market during
the past week. At the first OF the week prices
were tending upwards. but exl erienced slight
decline about the middle. However, at the time
they were on Monday. Quotations ranged be-
tween l61Ia.eXc In this market
SELMA, January 1l-Saes to-day 2o0 oales;
middlings 2oc; demand fair; market firm.
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MEMORANDA.


The schr Iaonesss, Myer, from Port Morris for
Charleston, arrived at New York January IL.
The scnr Ridsewood Derricksen, for George
town. SO. cleared at New York January IL.
the brig Charles Wesley, Grifhn, from Martin
iuue, arrived at Georgetown, Q, 5th Inst.
The scht L Crockett, Flanders, from Charleston,
arrived at Georgetown, 8 G, 5th inst.
The schr Y Glover, lngersoll. from New York,
arrived at Georgetown, O, Sth inst.
The schr BoWdoin, Randall. from Charleston,
arrived at GEORGETOWN, O. OH inst.
The schr Ori, Stewart, from New York, arrived
at Ge rgetown, y q, h inst.
The schr DAVIS, Cottrell, from Bellast Ne,
arrived at Georgetown, 8 @, 9th Inst.
The schr Garland, Libby, from New York, arrlV'
ed at Georgetown, 3 0, 9Th IDS.
The schr Jas Bliss, Hatch, from Boston, arrived
at g orgetown, G, 7rh inst: 60
The schr E Woodbury., Woodbury., from Ston.
lngtr:, Conn, arrived at Georgetown, q, 7tn
Inst
lumber, was cleared at Georgetown, O, on the
4th inst.
v sae s5 ssta NeReaAa ar E5 Sd
the 8th inst.
The schr Susan Wright, Mount, from George.
town, s o, arrived at New York January 10.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON. January Ie-CoFFBE.-The market
for cofree Is steact'y tending upward. under tue
influence Of reduced stocks and light rec fpts,
aud prices are expected to range much higher
The sales include 900 mats singapore at 2lc; gold.
to 20 west; 1900 mats Java at 23Na26c. gold, and
i0oa2Oo bags Rio at 10 Ha22c per 10, gold. No Sc.
Domingo In first hands, and prices are quite
nominal.
c,fied inward tendency the past week, and prices
have advanced from 1Xalhc per ID. Manufactu.
rers have not purchased to any great extent Dut
We notice considerable speculative Inquiry, on &C.
count OF the falling or 10 receipts at Southern
ordinary at lsKa1sh"; good ordinary 2oNaZo1c;
low middling 21s22c; aud middling 2l1a2lhc per
lb including uplands and Gull.
DoMIsTICs.-We notice more inquiry for cotton
goods and for all desirable kinds the rnarEot is
irm, with stocks sold up close. In Woollehs tnere
with a more active demand, better prices are
looked for on account OF the high prices OF 81! raw
material There Is Q very general complaint tnas
goods have not yet responded to the ADVANCE IN
vol. H -,.o.
are nrm and tending upward. The sales lnciude
1850 bales light at 9asHc, gold, In bond; 800 oaies
bond, and l5Kc currency; and so bales, 40 los,
at l6c currency.
GUNSY CIoTH.-This article has been quiet
since our last. Sales OF 500 rolls domestic ar la4c
currency. We uste native and domestic at l4h
also per yard, currency.
NAVAL SToREs.-ln spirits turpentlne very nttie
change with sales at Tic per gallon. TAR quiet
and no sales to report. Iu rosin and PitcH noth'
ing Of any consequence has been done.
RICE,-Tne market remains without cnange.
Small sales OF fair to prime Carolina at sxaSHc,
and choice at 9Ha9kc per 10.
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Now York Coffee Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Friday; Jan9a'
~ l2 The market for Brazils is frun The ce. &C.
mand is fair, but with small offerings very 'te ~,
rea. business has resulted. we notlce saies rba b
resaie of the Thetls. which was rumoEed yesteiL ia
day Is confirmed to-day. East ana Mess tro1n Irom
coiiees are nrm, with an active ouSlness i'on'
second hands.
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Dead In tho sierras'
U JOACHIM MILLER.

His footprints have failed us,
Where berries arered,
And madronos are Tan6ese,
j The hunser'is dead
The grizzly may pass
BY his half-open door;
May pass and repsss
On his path, as Of yore.
The panther may crouch
I'm the leaves on his limb;
Nav scream and may scream
II is nothing 10 hin.
Prone. bearded, and breasted
Like columns OF stone;
Aud tall as pine
AS s'pine overthroWn
His camp fire gone,
What else can be done,
Than let him sleep on
TIL the light Of the sum-
Ave, tombless | What or It?
Marble Is dust,
Cold and repellent;
Andiiron Is rust.
IOueyland Monthly for January
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ConaIERcIA1 NEWS.
ExportS.

NEW YoRk-Per steamship James Adger.ss
haas sea Island cotton, 1852 bales upland cotton:
io5 bbis rosin, 4sS bags oil cake and neal ana lsz
fHsSIT1MossEPer f1Hss steamship Falcon-ss4 tierces
rice. 4ib bales cotton, 2l bales domesdcs,
nSds and bales hides, ls rolls leather, IL pales
RAYS. ooO0 feet OF lumber, 30 tons railroad lron'
so bags cocoanuts.