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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14

senator sumner Visits the Greeley Committee
Rooms-The colored Discussion to Come Orion
thursday Evening-sanders to Open and
Cioee-Gx-ssnator Theyer, Of Ne
braska, on tho Prospects Of the ~ss.. =
Campaign in the West.
The Liberal zzsadauarters.

Tme AAWoI01 Roo0qU0rtoYDs
The sensation Of the day at the liberal headouaf.
tiers was the appearance Of Senator Sumner in the
room, which furnished complete proof in case any
proof was wanting Of the adherence OF the great
Massachusetts, Senator to the standard Of Greeley.
He remained more than an hour In the committee
room, and when he left the officials seemed I'm,
mensely gratifed at the visit. !
Colonel Johnson has again resumed charge OF the
Secretarys desk, which was occupied by Mr.
Lindsay as free lance during the absence OF the
former on q stamping tour. Colonel Allen was
present early in the morning, the visit OF Mr. Sum-
ner being evidently not unexpected.
The accounts which are received bv mail from
the various States as usual continue to be favor
able the rule seeming to be at all the political head
quarters that the reports which are received nom
cOrrespondents are all rOse-cOOred, nothing con-
trary being even given to the press. The contest
in Maine is being prosecuted with vigor, and H. as
anticipated, Sumner makes one or two speeches. 0e.
fore the election In the principal counties the n sue
will be extremely doubtful and republican VIC.
tory cannot be expected. After General BIZ ks.
wall street speech he will immediately dept En-
the seat of war and throw his influence Int l
contest for Greeley. III
After much CORRESPONDENCE and sundry A.s ~:
the colored combatants Garnet and Sanders IS
finally announced to come on at the Cooper lnstt-
all been arranged, the hall secured and the hour
fixed. Sanders is to open and speak one hour (:
Sa and ssnders is sR 20 IN na 1o an
There will be no failure this time, and 1t ig
expected that an immense concourse Of cClored %
Grant and Greeley presented. A chairman has yet
to be chosen and It 10 the wish Of both sides that
some respectable white man should preside on the
occasion, and II possible one will be procured IL 1
to be ferventy hoped for the sake OF the
that the intense heat will have somewhat abated
before the eventful night comes round.
State Senator Horizon, Of Vermont came up rom
Long Branch in the morning and called at the head.
soon leave for Vermont to take an active part in
the State election. Sumner Is expected to speak IN
the same State some time before November:
Sumner, Massachusetts,; N. A. Saunders Maryland
Walter sorrell, Maryland; soloman Johnson, w.
Horribon Vermont. A large number Of campaign
documents were sent or yesterday, the demand for
them being daily on the increase. f.,- :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14

There are two mistakes In relation TO the harbor
In the report of the Spanish vesselof war the Nu-
mancia In the morning papers =
First-That twenty-eight feet is the greatest
draught OF water (her draught) ever brought over
the bar. The French ship-OEwar the Massena
drew twenty EIGHT feet six inches when she crossed
the bar.
SecOnd-That there was not depth OF water for
her in the Lower Bay There Is plenty of water and
good holding ground at the Southwest Spit for any
vessel in the world. g. w. b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14
LONG ISLAND AFPAIRS.
Smooth Work Of Thiexe,

smooth Work OF Thieves.
On Monday several thieves visited Rookaway and
made good days work of II. While the guests at
DaQiel Motifs were at dinner the house was en-.
tered and most OF the rooms ransacked. The
guests lost about $500 and $500 worth OF diamond
JeweFy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14

The chateau OF Wihelmsh0he near Cassel 10
being prepared for the reception Of Duke william
of Northumberland and his family. 1t was IN
this chateau that the Emperor Napoleon Ill. re.
sided after his capture at Sedan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14
The Democratic Headquarters.

The Democratic Headquarters.
Things were very quiet at the democratic head
quarters, and but few letters Of any consequence
were received Major Banks was In charge Mr..
Scheli having left the city for some time No visl-
tors of more than local prominence called.
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lected by Mr.. Lindsay and laid before the Grand
Jury, with view Of having indictments for con-
the parties who were instrumental in getting up
the charge. Below will be found the statement OF
Mr.. Lindsay
MR.. LrNDsAY's STATEMENT.
HERALD reporter called upon Mr.. Lindsay yes
terday to ascertain the particulars Of the case,
tion saying that in due time the country at large
would ne made fully aware Of the injustice of the
proceedings through the various courts. The his
june, ISL, Charles W. Morse, son Of Professor
Morse, called upon Mr. Lindsay at the Abemarle
tanning to the Lppiatt Silver Plate and Engraving
Company, In which he represented that himself and
his father were very largely interested financially,
come so complicated that he found that the result
would be that his father would be ruined If not
estreated.
After hearing his version OF the affair in brief
Lindsay declined to give any advice in the prem
Uses. Young Morse subsequently called, saying
cever and he having lost Condolences in ali the
parties connected with 1t, was satisfied unless
some action was taken In the premises his father
1000 to pay him to look into the matter and
advise him what was best to do. This offer was &C.
M on OF see
soon discovered that owing to the complications Of
suits and other complex matters surrounding its
affairs It utterly impossible to get at any def
mite facts without approaching the various com.
binations which would consume large amount Of
time and no little expense.
subsequently Professor Morse sent for Mr.. Lind
say and requested him to take the matter in hand
and make the best compromise possible with the
creditors, to secure Mr.. Morse's personal release
from all liabilities, stating at the same time he
willing to lose all he put In the company together
with the sum Of $4,000, II he could be so released
Mr. Lindsay accepted the trusts and Mr.. Morse de-
posted the sum of $4,000 In the bank to the credit
OF Mr.. Lindsay. ThereupOA Lindsay made the
attempt to make compromise, and after several
months hard labor, night and day, abandoned the
efOrt because he discovered that Il was utterly
impossible to get at the basis on which compro-
mise could be arranged In justice to Professor Morse
and so reported to the Professor Then the Profess
ing to give him $4,000 MORE making In all $4,000,
In he would buy the property and ensure his release
from oil liabiifles. Mr.. Lindsay accepted the prOpO-
stion, and then went to work to bring about sale
by the Courts OF the entire property. In addition
to fhe above the Professor offered to assume the
liabilities Of the rents up to the timo Of sale, aud
Mr. Lindsay was to receive half interest In the prop
erty purchased. ts- =.
In the month Of September an order OF sale was
procured fyom the Courts, and the property was
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-22

ItAe Other. The world iaiumAnsely, NAV
sitAH, eoucStned = de desison 10 b
arrived at through 40 Experiment like
this9 Shall We have it2
We rather think Dot. We should
really like to know which system of
medical treatment the God OF Provi-
desce OF the God d Nsturel fssors.
G ihiesdoh5ulst GIG upits Christian.
ity or believe in prayer-prayer Tor the
sick-prayer for theN.ell. 1t will not
consent that that system OF religion on
whicnis baseds tbe highest civilization
of the xorI Ahall ne decided for or
against By the power III its prayers over
Providence No G ndid man would
ever ask, and no sane man expect, il to
do 80. So7we viii leave the scientist to
his Sat1re and the Christian to his
Providence. in the practical and most
desirable experiment which we propose
Let us get at the truth. If it Is not
irregular to try an experiment With
President, it ought not to be irregular
10 try one with less considerable per
sonages But that would put the med
icai profession on trial, which is so
much more important an institution
than Christianity that II will no. be
considered for moment Or. T. G.
Holland IN Seribnc,'s for NorembeT.
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FOR SALE.
T =. Harshal's sale.

r-v.-rD STATES UF AMERICA, DIS-
- @. Vet " MIA
Etwa-t 3 cooper,
"
-. -. Nate Robert. George Cooper
49,. IN Admiralty.
= i .a>4 - N order entered on the
80 s.. lr0rr-. - in ne hi trict court OF
g. ..-..-: -:-.-> OF he District OF West
. TIE rt-e o. Etward 3. copper
-, H. .,-arnyrst Matte Roo-rts,
'..4-.---.. a. ais. OMIT, SDpare! aud mr.
-. "a proc cd - >eA. az pIo.le auc-
=. - re 7'-l-~t and bet bidder. 81 d
...--r,; Marie Roberts AT The public
80 in me civ o. Parkersburs, Vest
--.-s. US " DSE$nAI, IdE 2Oth
-.TD- MOVE MBES 81
~ .: Sa!e-One-' l-th NJ the pur-
- -og-~ in cash. am fnr the remain
3. .-,---,Ulr;hs the pure a>er 10 give his
-. ~ security resident within this
-. - - apornved Oy the VI trshai. IN
.a.aounrS, payable rs>p ciive!y In SIX
al -w-sv- months a,tsr date, with IN
-. 60 ON date.
HEDSNAS SLACK
Is Marsha r.>i' CT West Va
~ " N. Il. IR y IN, Deputy.
49,. WHEAT.
Prrato- fcr L b-'I4nt.
T,-sGlg. ". Va, OctOoeE Is, ~.
o.. ~
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CHICAGO, October .

CHICAGO, Octooer Il.
FLOUR-Neglectei and nominal.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet; No = apring
unsettled and lower at 81 0S9l OSS
cab: 81 OSl61 oct seller October;
81 OS6I 09I seller November 81 0S9
| OS1 seller wear closing at s i Osf cssh
or seller October No | spring sold at
sll5All52; No. 8 at 9I697}c; reject
ed Al s7GSSc Corn steady; sales No.
, at sOS;3otc cash; 30G Sole seller Oc-
tob.r and 3l&63lic seller November,
closing firm st inside figures; rejected at
2Sc. Oats quiet and unchanged closed
at 2lIccssh; rejected at lSlAl9c. Rye
ouie, a, SOC for regular; sole Tor fresh
receipts OF No 2. Barley 10 lair de-
mand; No. 2 al 60i962c closing at
the outside figure.
HIGHWINES-At Sc.
PROyISIONS-Quiet aud urchaug.
ed Mess pork a, sl4 80 cash and
IL 50 seller January.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull for all grades
EXCEPT Texan steers ard native COVE,
which sod at 81 5584 50.
HOGS-At 81 30G4 o. for tair to
extra.
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BALTIMORE, October 81.
COTTON-Qliet and firm; low mid.
dIrgs a, Isle. L.,
FLOUR-Firm and unchanged
Z GRAIN-Whest steady; amber al
- 0Otaa o.; good to prime red At 81 g
al 95; common to fair do at 81 oU5
/ so western red at 81 60al Il west
e,n amber q, 81 75@l s.. Corn
southern white frmer a, 'SG'4G south.
ern YELLOW duii At 63965c; mixed
ve.tern at 64c.- osts quiet; southern at
42645c western mixed al 4ic. Rye
tirmer ard higher at S0CG90c-
PROyISIONS-Qliet; mess pork q
SIS 756l6 90. Bulk nests, shoulder;
a, 6f17c sides at lOlc. Bacon 10 COCO
iobbins demand; shoulder at Ste rit
side. at HE clear nib sides at HE,
Sugar cured bans At 229224c Lard
heavy st Sic lsEl
BUTTER-Unchsnged.
WHISKY-Firm at 9S@e3fe.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


New YORK. October 81.
FLOUR-The market is quiet
and without decided change at S. 90
66 40 for euperfine State; 81 009
7 20 for extra State; s. 2597 IS for
choice State; 81 4OG,7 so Tor fancy State;
S. 00G6 40 tor superfne western; & 90
al so tor common 10 medium extra
western; 81 359s 10 for choice do; S 10
G9 45 for common to choice white
wheat western extra 05@7 IS for COM
mon to good shipping brands. extra
round hoop Ohio; 81 40G9 Is for
trade brands s. 35GS 50 for common to
fair extra ST Louis, and s. S5@llOO tor
good 10 choice do. Southern -four Is
quiet aud uiucbaneed at 81 30@9 %
or common to fair extra and g. ~
Ml2 90 FOR good TO choice do. hye
flour ia firm at 81 5095 50. corn
meal quiet. !,
, GRAIN-whea., market is quiet and
steady at 81 5OSl 50 for No. srriog
ahoat, 81 636l 81 for No. do; 81 5sA
| 65 for winter red western; 81 6SGl 70
for amber western and 81 75G2 05 for
white do. RYE is scarce at S09s3c for
western in store. Barley quiet. Barley
nal, unchanged. Corn quiet and steady
at 6SM63lc for steamer western mixed
and 64c for sail do Oats ia firm at ~
G.45c for black western; 46@47c for
new mixed dor 4794Stc Tor old do,
and $50 sc for new white.
PROVISIONS-Pork is S-m at SIS %
ais 30 Tor new mess; sll so for prime
and sl4 % for prime mesa. Beef
is dull and unchanged at a 0oGS 90
FOR plain mess and IS 00@l0 90 for
extra mess. Beef hams are quiet at
$50 90. Tierce beef ia dull and un-
changed at sl3 O0al6 90 for prime
mess and sl7 eO9ls 90 for India do,
Cut meats ere steady at l449l4fc
for hams and &c TOR shoulders. Mid
dies are quiet at 9ic for long clear.
Lard is oniet and unchanged at s}@
Sic for No. to prime steam and esc
for kettle rendered.
COTTON-On spot opened quiet and
slightly in buyers favor At l9fc for low
midilings and l9sc for middipg up
lands.
PETROLEUM.. firm at l3lc for
crude and pc Tor refined.
TALLOW-Is steady At 95.l6c; stea-
ripe is ouiet at 969fc.
WHISKY-Stsady at 92ic.
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Cincinnati AAFkes
CINnxxArI, October 81,

... CINCINNATI, October Il.
BUTTER-At 2S925c-
COTTON-Stesdy; low middlings al
ls1S mitdlings at l9c.
EjiGS-At &c.
FLOTR-Quiet superfine al . 9Na'
6 90; extra 81 81 1907 40
GRAIN-Wheat duli 81 % tor No. l
red winter. Cora dull s, 4oc. Gate,
rye and barley steady and unchanged.
HAY-Quiet at els 0O@0 w.
HOGS-Quiet at 81 1904 so.
OIL-Linseed at S5@s6c
PROVISIONS-Very quiet Mess
pork, small stock At sl4 80 for city
Rink meats and bacon quiet; Sugal
cnred hams l7017lc- Lard dull at t.
. .T0BAec0-Uuchapged,
WHISKNQairt md nm 1t Sc.
: WoOI-A shade Afnsr. - %.
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For Sale.

BELLE CLASS WORKS. IN CEN
= . Wheeling. Possession given 18th Of
'.'--'f l. sd on OF before thar cate,
- --E go b. n working order to
-l-1ce ca ions with pots in fur.
Per particulars. inquire at the
= o. ne company, corner First and
"a : Streets
"a LABFLLE GLASS co.
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Executors Sale.

TT UNIERSIGNFD WILL OFFER
. --.-.s. % "a 'Uritv, October p, lS71,
. "'rc's A. ". Or the Reilly Farm. four
. : --Erl ~ Wheeling. the fOllowiog
~: had Of attle, , Horses, 4
: y 1-E i, ger Sewing Machine and
. 10 land Kitchen Furniture. Terms
Ga Q. I-AAC COTS,
-. fI-NC'Or OF Emily A. Nc ain.
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For Sale.

DN.ssiNE DIVE LING HOUSE AND
;'I- a'--> % and, with a good Coal
- u 80 PEN ~ five miles east OF
'..-7'1s 0l Short Cre K.
- !,-'l'li. ct,l; the balance in
=! - Tsi-S. For 'urther PARTICULARS
- = = hi'nnin> Auction r ON,
p, '.-a Fletcher. wheeling, West Etr-
- oct
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Went for the Indxe.

During the trial Of Moorhesd, at
Lewisburg, the other day, for barn burns
ing, Judge McWhorter asked . halt
witted witness bow old be was. The
boy said be didn't know. The judge
said, al suppose you are about sixteen"
the boy replied, well, as you are the
Judge, suppose you come down and
look in nav moath." The Judge wilted.
. Won 70, Wntrbma1.
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HALLS
Vegetable Siciliau
HAIR -
RENEWXR.

Every year Increases ths popalsrty
this yaIuahte RsR Prepsrsk1Co; Win !
due 10 merit aIone We can sapufe eur -
patrons that 70 10 keps fully up 70 10 ~
sta nd ard: and n 10 the only rsiisoee aD1
perfected preparation fof resfoxfng 0nAS
or FApEp BaIE % its youfnfui cpi0. Dae-
ing Il soa- In.troaS AMI aiken. IN acAtps
by its r-e, becpmes white and etean- u ~.
moves ali er1pslons spd dh1dSun, eDd. ~
its ionIc properties, prevents the hsiy rom
falling cot, n lt stimulates End nceSfshO
the hsir.xisnds By N ne, fbs hair DuaD
thicker and stronger. In baldn1a, II -
stOrss the capillary Kian<1s 70 their oogm&
yiooe. and Will c<eate nsu growth. s1o4p4
In extreme old ase- II IN tfse NOD ecoDoD-
icaI HArE DsEsIsS ever used. - 10 rsQnjrQ
trreT sppBcstions, and g1yz The mir q
spssndid, gio-sy sppezrnnceL A. 4. aAy0,
". ID. stste AszyeT o. Nssscb usest1 RSy,
-Tbe constituents are pore, and enfsfnllH
selected tr excellent quality; snd I ophno4.
er Il the BDsr PRErxRArfoat or VI fnfenk-
ed purposeA- ~. -.
Sold by all Druggists. and oss'sn
in Meoicines. CO. =
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Farm for Sale.

A51CT i~O HUNDRED AND FIFTY
i . o. The very b--st hill lani-two
- a,rzS lat-- cuItivstion-adioiu
- al >b-07-ri HrAecneu AMI Others,
na-a2t oIe half miles OF Benwoo1,
olHtT. Will sell entire or In
.,'&' "I-cnlSar~, and give possession
= a'-'S. ". V. H0iE & BRO..
- Ea..ey's BLOCK. Market Street.
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I. oy>rfsffif ~ ..
M0NEY-Msrket easy q 3l@6 per
cent tor call loans.
Observation-Disclosures q
l0Sf@losf for prime bankers sixty
days sterling.
Z .GOLD-The market was easy and
declined from 1871 70 ll2a and after
wards rallied TO ll3.t H.. go .-
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont to.
day $l24 900 on account of interest and
$500 IN r~demptioa OF 5a9-bonds.
GOVERNMENT R0NpS-Naxkel
closed up.strong; United Ssates cnrreIcy
6's ~ ll3}@l13}. -
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For sale.

4 TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
L. sven or eight rooms, on Jacob
= -; a!>l a small Frame House with
=, - - N JACOB street: also a new
-. 'l,e o. EOi street. containing
- L. u. HUGHES,
Real Estate gent
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PHbiic Sale.

VII SELL AT PUBLIC SALE, on
'i'--!l7. 'a- oh o" October, So, at 10
TX \. ". on 3 Goods farm, FIVE miles
- D VH-~..lz. N he National Road. 1
- 'N-ls~. = NIX Cow, 30 Heifers,
= : HsEo.- and O-her Far ming I'm
- :, al ! aoout y o n cks Of corn.
-, CONRAD SEIBERr.
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arm of lee Acres OF Land
For Saia

Y. ATE on The BETHANY PIKE
- =. = rom he CITY OF Wheeling,
:. --S par Of the James Kelly farm.
~ We ns7'S consist OF a good two
"a, E7i Jog hose. large stable. spring
Ir- land Il in a high state o.
-. and has o1e-iourth of a mile
e. IAe &c For terms, see !. B.
- 'a= premises. or
I.s. ""AS->' E.aat Estate Ag,.
Wheeling. W. Va.
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ooINsURAHcEIr0
CAPITAL, s.ss,o6:

SAMUELR PAUL, SecrstaIy. -,
D p. FACRLER, Consulting Actnary.
Judge JOHN p. LAY, Superintendent Of
Agencies
Home once, Petersburg, Va, with Local
BosrTts in al the cities OF Virgins. 10 tue
District Of Columbia aud IN West Virginia.
lie policies are now generally conceded
10 BE- among the most certain and desirable
OF Investments TINS company, managed
on principles Of strict economy, offers the
lowest rates OF premiums cou>is' ent with
SAFETY, and lower, We believe, than any
other Company doing business In the state.
It's success Is an esta olished fact
All reserve frou premiums a. security
On the policy holders additional IN the can
ifal stock Is invested by The local eoaryis,
within that locality nom which 1t de-
rived.
Being convinced by their kncwIedge Of
the integrity and prudence of the gentle
men who compose It's DirectoCy, and by
thorough examination OF the plan ~ or
ganiLglfnn: tha ir Is in every re<recs q
reliable company, the subscribed citizens
OF " heeliug, vto have then~elves sup-
SCI b--i 10 /. : - OK anisrganiz@d as a local
bad. + Ell warranted in conmendins the
enter rise TO III favorable conS Grafton
OF the people OF the state.
RoBT. @. JORDAN. President.
BIN. Eof. Usvid Lynn,
nB. Hufb,rd, Geo. +. BOYD,
wm.V Hose, Lucius Rosc,
We Hughes. Iurrsn Mendei.
Robert Simpson.
Wv. HoGs 4 BRO,
General Agents.
DIR. wN. J.B.TEs, JR.
Med Examiner. sug3l-so
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

= !aREE-sTORY BRICK DWELL
az. x ,he .owe- ID of Chapllne street,
L." - Zee log. known as the "Parson-
,t-,S.t oI.onging 10 the estate OF T. J.
a, a, c7ces>s Possession can be
80, s' OF October next. Inquire OF
J. H MCM kl,HEN,
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Ticket 20 al principal points In the "a
and ve<d can De procured nj the Uplof
Ticket Once, in Mcclure House, and al the
station st Bridgeport
FIR MYERS,
el2 Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent
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For Rent

| ~s1. WELL KNOWN TAVERN
I;l,lAi ~, u2 S occupied by Henry Kiewett,
'-ie on tbs premises, or of
A. Tho r. HENRY SMITH,
aak an. hughes Merchant Tailoring Es-
6ete
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eXW viii the 'OilfbNiFlf
schedule on and after June ", ls72-Wheet-
'"S '- sT. LOUIS EXPRESS.
nAsT-LKAvB vDsr-LkAvU-
dsiiy $50 A. n. daily st-.-n.iO A. y
AERIyEs AT AkaIyEs AT
Cum beTisnd- r. n. Columbus---.Jr3p.M.
Bsliimore-.--s5s fiandnsky .s-ie-S9 :.
Washington Cincfn natl .p:i5
u. C...----950 Cnlcze1------.-saBA A.
PhIlsdelphia-ED an -. Louis------l5ey r.
FAST LINE
EAsr-LHAyR vEsT-LRAvKs
wheeling -#- sWheelinx
daily alto p. n daily at s1S A.
AEEIyE At AKRIyEr AT
Cum Ter and 25C A. u Co 1mS1s. y. n
Baltimore rs :" 5andusky-.--51I9
New YOrk.--fF p. n Incinuaii---
PhLsdeiphia-lz1 Chieaxo,----keAn
Washington -. Louts-----
D.C-...-..-Icf6A.n 'sunaays sIosp,-d
sSundays sIceptstL
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsr-LxAyB vEsT-LEAvR
S saiiy as.lrsa y.x a.liy @xll.8r.x
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.. M, Sundays exoepted- af
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-22
For Rent.

b src%H.SSNr GROCERY STAND, STORE
lT,,,o9 aui Dwelling corner Market and
r=y. f,ors. Possession given immedi-
wM.H RRINTON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-22
Bankruptcy Notice.

Bankruptcy Notice.
TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF West
Virginia. In bankrupcy;
rupt
Avarrant in bankruptcy has been issued
by said Court aga INST the Estate OF Leopold
Selig, Of the county OF Wood and State OF
West Virginia. in said District who has
been duly adjudsed a bankrupt upon the
petition OF his or dito,s, and the pay ment
Of any debts and the delivery OF any
property baiOnging to said BANKRUPT to
10 him, or TO his uSe, and the transfer OF
any property by him are forbidden by law.
A m eeting OF the creditors OF sad bank.
rupt, to prove their debts and choose one
or moe assiguess o. his estat., Will be
held at a Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden
at Parkersburs, in said DIST let, on the - a
day of Octoner. A. ID. 1879, at O'Clock T.
N AT the Office OF WV. van Wrinkle, Do {,
be ore Geo. Il. Caldwell, fkQ., one OF the
Registers in Bankruptcy OF satd District
HED9NAN 81 tCK,
q. q. Marshal foe said District
By n. P. MEAL, Deputy United states
Marshal octS-os"'sI