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New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
MIR. HAssAUREK'S SPEECH.

ORIGIN OF THE LIBERAL MovEmENT-THE GIN
CINNATI CANDIDATE AND PLATFORM-GREE-
LEY's THE If CEsr sTATEsMAN-HIs AM AM
NEsTY RECORD-BENEFICENT RESULTS Of
GREELEYs ELECTION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
CINCINNATI, Sept 2.-The Hon. Fred Has
saurek the dstin guished German orator and edltor'
addressed an immense audience in this city tins even
sng The assemblaGe was very enthusiastic,
and frequently expressed Its approval OF
ibe orators words by hearty applause
Mr. Hassaurek began his speech with extended his
tory Of the Reform movement in Hamilton County show
ing that himself Judge HOodly Stanley Matthews ana
several others had been its Orna0rs In reference 10
the Cincinnati Convention he said:
Judge Hoady, Stanley Matthews, and several others
Of my associates, the original New Departure were
opposed 70 Gen Grants reelection before the Cinein
natl Convention; they opposed by the spirit ana
practices OF the men who had obtained control Of the
Republican party, before the Cincinnati Convention
They are now ia favor OF continuing Tor Iour
years asystem which they then ably and energel-
cally opposed What has caused this change Have the
Republican Directors reented Have they cohseht%ed % "
Service Have the CameTOns. and the HartTanfts ana
the COnkllngs ceased TO be what they were last
anee and become paragons Of virtue Have the snge ANGER
Nothing Of the kind. The Republican MANAGEMENT SUI
continues IN the same Objectionable shape IN when we eit
i last May Our convictions the most important pont
1ea and economical questions are s repndated by the
Republican party Things on that SIDE are upchangeu
whence then comes thc CblDRe III lht minus VI ny
trends Stanley Matthews ond Judge HOadlyi Answer
Because they were disappointed IN the result OF the ON
cnnat Convention. 80 was L. SO were hundreds ana
thousands OF tdOse who support Horace Greeley.
iAppause.
THE PLATFORM AND THE CANDIDATE.
10 what particular were they disappointed The Gin
cinnau Convention did two things. II adopted plat
form and IL nominated candidate That platform
excepting only points excellent most admira-
bic document Judge Hoadly was one of its authors.
dependence. Judge Matthews satisfied with it, IL
contains declaration OF principles which right from
beginning to end and which, with but exception or
omission. rather, are strictly in harmony with
our New Departure declaration OF 1871. II is
not the platform. but the candidate, In which
they were disappointed. IL this respect J
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
FRANCE.
THREE COMMUNISTS

THREE COMMUNISTS sHOT-0vER EIGHT HUMID
RED TRANsPORTED-EDMOND ABOUT TO BE
TRIED BY COURT MARTIAL.
PARIS, Wednesday, Sept. 1s, 1872.
Lolive, Descbamps and Deniville, the three
Communists condemned TO death for numbering host
ages and in whose cases Communication Of sentence was
refused, were shot this morning at Satory.
Eight hundred and so Communists, condemned TO
transportation embarked at Brest to-day for NewCala
donia 1t is reported that Edmond About is to be tried
by German courtmaral at Strasbourg on the 25thins
Capt Wells Of the United States Steamship Shenandoah
dned with President Theirs at Havre yesterday The
French Government has issued stringent regulations to
prevent the introduction and spread Of the rinderpes
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

DISORDER AT A MEETING OF t. HUGHEs's CON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN AGRICULTURAL
DIsTRICTs-CHoLERA AT BoKHARA.
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. Is, 1872.
Thomas Hughes, M. p, attempted to address
his constituents in Frome last night. large number
OF temperance men, who are bitterly opposed to Mr.
Hughes were among the audience and constantly In
terrupted the speaker The disorder became so great
that the meeting finally dissolved, and the ponce
cleared the Hall.
Acts OF petty ncendiarsm the agricultural districts
have become so frequent that the farmers are organizing
vigilance committees the local authorities proving un-
able to check the growing evil. boat capslzed yester
day. on the Firth Of Clyde, of the Isle OF Arran ana
seven persons were drowned.
dispatch from Teheran reports that the cholera Is
raging with great violence at Bokhara IL Is ESTIMATED
that one thousand persons are dying daily from tne
scourge.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
WHAT THE ENDORSEMENT OF HARrRANrr WILL
From tn, Philadslphia Pres tGraatl
600 Loo alUaVs said that Gen.

From ThN PMdaephd fTess tuf9ahl
The Press has always said that Gen. Hart
ranft was brave soldier, and brave soldier there is
reason why the Soldiers, ana sailors convention at
soldiers and sailors who compose that Con
yentlon indorse Hartranfrs nomination for Governor
corluptshimsef and that he Is the tool OF corrupt
Ring Of politicians they will bring upon themselves dis
grace and ehow themselves 20 he directly opposed
fne best interests Of that State when they bravey
defended through four long years OF bitter war. We
know not, we nope not, that ths Endorsement
Will be given and words now are words
only OF counsel aud warning but II they
do yify their record, their action cannot save hm
from defeat Hartranfts fate h sealed and II these
brave and loyal associate his with the names
of Grant and Wilson, In their ratification Of the RepuG
lican nominations the election or the National ticket
will be imperiled and the Convention. instead OF accom-
pshng great good, will only result In accomplishing
a great and permanent evil
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
SPAIN.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR A NEW CARLIsT RISING
DISTURBANCES ON THE SARAG0SsA AND
BARCELONA RAILWAY.
MADRID. wednesday, Sept IS, 1872.
The Impartial (newspaper) says Gems
CatheIineau and Tindal will meet at Bayonne
10 perfect fresh Caris rising
in SPAIN
Don Ramon Cabrera, the wellknOwn Carlist has been
invited to join IN the movement, but refuses to do So
Gen Tnda served under Macmillan in Mexico.
seTor Figueroa, tho ministerial candidate, has been
elected President Of the Senate. The vcepresidents
and secretaries chosen also members OF the Mnste
rial party
Several trains the railway between Saragossa and
Barcelona have lately been fired upon by Carsts. SO
bold have desperadoes become that the drivers IN
fear their lives, have refused to work. and the running
of trains between the two cities has been suspended
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
GERMANY.

THE CONTEST BETWEEN CHURCH AND STATE
CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE BISHOP OF
ERMELAND.
BERLIN, Wednesday, Sept. ls, 1872.
The correspondence between the Emperor
William Prince Bismarck, and the Bishop OF Ermeand,
on the subject Of Accommodation, is published
The Bishop takes decided ground against the inter
ference OF secular authority in matters of religion The
tone Of the communications both sides is sharp and
uncOmDromisng.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
THE HEAIHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICBaI
WASHINGTON. ID. C., sept 10. l672-l a.. n. }
Sy,opsis for the Ddsl treHtVfoar hOuI1.
An area of low barometer has advanced
eastward 10 the Lower Lake region, accompanied by
fresh TO brisk and occasional high winds.
Cloudy weather with areas or ram, Is now prevailing
from Eastern Ohio To Northern New-YOrk and north
ward with southeTly to westerly winds otherwise
sray clear weather at the stations east Of the Rocky
Mountains. .,,,,.
For NewEngland, south-easterly and south westerly
,yinds increasing elOudiness and probably areas of
rain For the Middle States southerly 10 westerly
Winds yeering 20 westerly and north westerly.
Goudy weather and areas OF raln excepting, proDa-
bi over the southern portion. hut followed by clearing
stber over the western portion, during the morning.
and over the eastern portion during inc abfno"n III"
For Tie Southern States east Of the Mississippi gen
.rav cear weather; north Of the OH, Valley north
eli, 10 westerly winds and clear weather, with incTeas
IN
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
TILE p1rrsRIrRGH CONVENTION.

The Soldiers and Sailors Convention at
Pittsburgh reassembled at II O'Clock yester-
day morning, and after adopting a series Oh
oo,rt,ons I,stoped IN n speech from Gen. Logan and
adjourned sine die The resolutions expressed
enthusiastic confidence In tine ihtegrrty,
patriO tism and ablhy OF ne.q noei.qne
Grant" and gave the cordial support OF the convention
10 "our gallant comrade leading the column III fennsy
yana whose ilustrious record brave anu faithful
soldier should endear him 20 every loyal hearI
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19

owcitizens, kindly. aectionate farewell voctferous
applause and prolonged cheers.l
Mr.. Greeley then took supper at the PennsylVanla
Railroad Depot Restaurant, and left at $50 p m AMID
tho widest enthusiasm.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19

of the Ivth District There is no opposition to MI
Swami.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1s.-Wm. j. OBrien was nominated
for conoress to-day nv the Democrats Of the lid Dis
trct of MARYLAND.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
prRsONAI-BY TELEGRAPH.

The Hon. Augustus s. Porter died at Niagara
FAls yesterday, 10 hs 18th year
-. Count sclopis and Pere Hyacinthe were In
BrpfsfH ytstefdsy.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
CONGRESS NOMINATION.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 18.-Mr Thomas Swami
was to-day reDominsted to Congress BY the Democrats
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
CAMPAIGN INTELLIGENCE.
WHITE HOUSE CORRUPTION.

THE TRICKS OF A BRoTHER-IN-L DENT
AS AN OFFICE BR0KER-HE AcCEflo oHb
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19

HIS CORDIAL WELCOME IN WISCONSIN - HE
SPEAKS IN JANEsVILLE AND WATERTOWN-
A FLw REMARKS ON PoLITICs-TWo MORE.
SPEECHES TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICBR.
WIsHIHGToS. u. c.. sept. l9 lS72-l a. m
Syuopns for the DdsI ilceHiv-f0ar hOuig
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-24
Trustees safe Of Valuable
Property.

nv VIRTUE OF 4 ~ ED OF TRUST
II maize and eXecut d To me, a. trustee,
nv Henry usub ami Barbeta, his wi e, d tied
,6a Rrh day OF June, lSfS, and now OF e.
cord IN the Rec prder'S office of Ohio county,
safe of West Virginia, In Deed Book No. -,
ntre 81, To- secur- the payment "f TWO GER
lin mo i>sOry notes for the sum OF Jour
IN huud rl and fity Il 0) dOliaIS, the
balance due on The purchase money, pay.
ab- 10 tn" order o. J0Hn Par. both bear
in.,lale January I. 1864, the amounts and
time Of pIymenfS of the same being a. fol-
NV: on for seven hundred and ten (S7i0l
dollars, y tyInle = ven years aver date, win
lprerr>. nom the 1t day a. January, 81
one tor seven hundred and forty 1iO) dol
lar psNap!a eight ye'rS ater date. with
interest from The lSt day of January, 49,,
anj signed hv the S.i Henry Daub To John
par. Also, 10 .ecure To Daniel ~chambra
ih- Sun o. three thousand $3.50 o. dollars,
Uirh interest rom the 18th day OF June,
INt vii <.li at public auction, at the
fr,nf door of the jOrrt House OF ONO
county. West Virginia, To The highest snd
be- bidder, on Thurs lay, lNecemoer 70 h,
~ commencing al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the
following iPSCr bed property, that Is 10 say:
The north half o. lot NUMBER one hundred
and twelve. an in Eb nezer Zane's addi-
ti0n 10 the CITY Of Wheeling, ,ituated on
the eaSt sid" o. shark street, on the cor
uer of Mark-t and Washington streets, in
the city at Wheel A@, WeSt Virginia, IN tnaC
part o, the city comm my called Nnrth
Wheeling, iUetl-r known a. the washing
ton Brewery, with all the appurt-nauceS
thereto belonging II being tine same prop
ertv which was conveyed by John Pfarr
and wife to Henry Daub and wife, by deed
dated he 1t day OF January, r6i, and re.
curd,d In the Recorders office of Ohio
county. m Diet Book No. AZ, page 2S3.
TERMS n SNLE- ne nal OF The par
chase money cab, the balance in six
months rom the dav OF sale. with interest
from dayOf sal the purchaser giving bond
with security tp- sal Ceterr, Il pay meut, the
title being retained until said bond IL paid.
Selling as ru>tee, will convey only such
title rs Is vest IN me 10y said d ed o. trust,
and will only Speci t,lv warrant the title.
W. II. SCH ANDRA. gent.
Per HENRY VANS Trustee. novL6 b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-24
New York Money MARKET.

New York. December % 6 P. NJ.
MONEY-The market was active
and close on the street to-day at 7 per
cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar
ket WAS firmer and prime bankers adj
vanced their rates to 1904 for sixty
DAYS sterling and 1913 tor sight The
business Of the day was at 1893 for
prime sixty day bills and lO9f for good
bankers. Sight bills sold at llOf to
ll0a. There were some borrowed bills
on the market which have all been
taken up Commercial bills continue
scarce and in demand.
GOLD-The market was quiet and
firm at llls9lllb.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid
out 100000 on account o. interest and
$4,000 IN redemption OF 5 20 bonds.
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Ohio q 2o@g Is .ter. trade, brands
% 10@S 80 Mr. eohnof, 70 lair extra st.
Louis, sndo % 36941 80 for good to
}choics do Southern houriis quiet and
unchanged at s. 25@s 10. for COM
mon to ,faif extra and IS 1902 SO
for good to choice do. Rye -four lis
quiet and unchanged at 1906 SIS.
Corn meal quiet. L IL. L H. &
T. GRAIN--Wheat quiet, :, At - 4S
81 81 Tor No. 2 spring sAoat and in
store; 81 59@l IS Tor No. ] do 81 IS
al 80 for winter red western; 81 8O6l
2 90 Tor amber westesuE andi$1 $50.
2 20 for white do. Rye scarce and
firm. Barley quieLT Barley. malt uu-
changed. Corn quiet and steady at GA
@652c tor new western mixed, and 65}
@66c for hold dc. Oats dull and uu-
changed az 45,G47c for y new western
mixed, and 44ta46r for black western.
PROVISIONS-Pork market dull
at $l3 25@l4 90 for new mess;
1850 for prime mess; SIS so tor new
prime mess. Beef dull and heavy al
$40, O0@l2 90 for plain mess. and
Sl2 00@l3 so for extra do. Beef
hams steady at $31 00933 90 !Tiercp
dull and beet nominal at 2l 00@22 90
for prime mess and $23 O0G25 on for
India do. Cut meats quiet and
steady atb9i@l0c tor hsms. and Sc
for shoulders. Middles unchanged
al 64c Tor long clear Lsrf quiet and
unchanged at 7@@73e for No. l to prime
steam, and Si@Stc tor kettle rendered
vCOTTON-On spot opens quiet aud
very firm; sales are 325 bales at l9tc
tor low middlings and 20tc for mid;
ding upis nds.
PETROLEUM-Easier at ID llf@
HE for crude, and 274c for refined.
TALLOW-Quiet at 8@8tc; stea.
rine dull at Si6Stc. i
WHISKY-Qaiet at 96I@97c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-24
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, December %.

-ChICAGO, DeCemDer 70.
GRAIN-Wheat excited; No. 2
spring advanced 262ac; sales at 81 II
81 lSt cash; 81 l6@l lSt seller De.
cember 81 l6A6l lss seller January;
81 lS3@l lSS seller February, closing
at the outside Corn steady, firm and
quiet; No. 2 sold at 30f@30ic cash or
seller December 30s93O3c seller Jan.
usry: 3lf@3llc seller February, clos
ing at the outside. Oats firmer No 2
at 244@24sc cash; 24f@241c seller
January 24t@25c seller February.
Rye l@2c higher; No. 2 sold at 674@
Csc. Barley unchanged; No ] at 65@
7Oc, closing at &c.
HIGHWINES-At S9c.
HOGS-Dressed active at 81 ESQ
4 80.
PROVISIONS-Quiet. Mess pork
at ST. IS cash; 81 IS seller March.
Lard at &c cash and seller January.
Green hams at 717bc.
BEEF CATTLE Dull at s. S0@
6 l2l for Texan steers to choice ship
ping heeves.
LIVE HOGS-Quiet at SO 50@3 so.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-24
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, December %.
COTTON-Steady; middings At l94c;
receipts l25 bales; stock 1882 bales;
sales I60 bales.
FLOUR-Quiet; low grades So 75@
5 90; superfne IS 50@6 90; common
IS OO@7 80.
GRAIN-Wheat steady; No. ! red at
81 IS; No. 2 held At 81 60 Corn
No. 3 at 403M4lc Oats fair de-
mand; mixed at 30@34c; white at $40
at Csc. Barley, best grades firm at full
prices
HOGS active at 50 6O93 80 re,
ceipts 4 548
HAY-Steady.
OILS-Llnses d at 86c.
PROVlSlONS-Ms s pork dull At
Sll Is. Green meats. shoulders at 3s;
rib SIDES at It Bulk meats stead ;
shoulders at 3fc, 20 days in salt clear
sides at 5s@53c Bacon inactive; should
ers at 4tc; clear sides Ste SuZsr cured
hams at l246l4c Lard, receipts ll35
tierces. 375 kegs.
WHISKY-Steady at 49,; receipts
$50 bhls; shipped l53 bhls.
WOOL-Firm feeling; common 10
medium fleece at 50G55c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.

E1oIIR-The market is quiet
and steady ct S 65@6 - ior
ON State; S. S5@7 90 for
srira do; 81 1907 is Tor choice d os
- aOGl7 IS for fancy do; IS $500 -
for snperfae western; So so(S 10 .oi
n ~, TO- medium extra western!
g1inS7 S5sior choice do 81 so@S %
s-scsnmopto. choice White wheat ex,
irs: rs SOla7s q, 3pr, common y Sooo 90
Shipping brands o. 0"s ''
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Save Your Horses.
"TIROSH."

stT,rRosH" oP UNPERNESTED WINE
i for Communion purposea. Also,
wine for ladi's and iDvsIids. Also spark
ling and Hook Wines Pine d Co = Brandy,
old and pure, superior Rye and bourbon
Whistles. for medicinal purposes.
For saIe By LO3AS, LIST 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-24
FOR RENT.

DOSSFSStON GIVEN on 1HE FIST
l Of April, m" d. irahle store room, with
CELLAR unHeruea n, on he soutl west corner
OF Monroe and Fourth sire. l.. Odd Fello S
taIl, now occupied a. a bug store by Nr
,. fock ne. A Fly 10 j NJ. Bickel, at the
ONCE Of the Gear OF Education, 'r to
Tee IN w T. NCh ELNtY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-24
MJsEEIFVE9ft9,
fCII ~ : = : = =! LIl-V
%oSEXySess
zsMesHeaSSMS
oSS sAkeXAES

% ~
nos wosngarsCoAss1, 70 coeSSeesse,
Il Root s.anaarlRsrsNy {,A3bss Anti
d. rElIeps GraaalSSsotM EHEffTLR
GIlNTo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
o In Parvo vRkyAac.TaTp ta'oae
= The novelty or pidiral MedN{ Aemleal nd
PlIarnaceaticlt s{l eAss. [Nosu6 Of any longer
taking! ne large. EpatlvS -hd naussous Pills,
e9np1.ei o fTss. and bulky isFrsasos.
s :slspf sso ss:ss ss IN III 10 "s sse
S rs !: sss ;ij fsi e.s Ss;e
tSs ta'a sensitive stonAehs snd MtS bus tss,s.
Elrhflttie PurgHti 70 re net 1eptssents, In
m9S co,leehtrffS d fdrm, IA mnch-cannNic power
"a Is rmsotiet IN any Of the farvr pins Rund iec
ado Ia the drus shops From their vppoerfal O.
tairtic power. In pn,,ortion 70. tSSr- ~. peopss
who have not triel them are apt to tuppo<e thai
they are harsh d-l.tic In eject but sueh 70 nos
at all the case, the different active medicinal rnL
moulzei aud modified, -ohe by the oshers. ~ 10
produce n most asearehlna md Shor
ouyh, We, gently and kindly opsrs''aS
caIhartlc. -
$500 Reward is hereby osssea ssths pro
upon analysis, win fnd In them any Cslcmsi OF
other forms VI mercury or any other niseni
poison.
Being entirely vegetable, no PARTICULAR
caro- Is rssaiEsa S.,is s.,Ss them Tssy
or occupation. For Jnundicc, Headsche,
Constipation, lnparc ni00Ay rain
In tho Shouiacrs, TtehMtS.PL ~.
Chest, DiraIn cs., sSoMr. ~ eetNtions
OF tho stomach, had tnstc
rSaiom o & Kldaeya, eutethal Fever,
nioatcd feeling about Stom nch,
ored Trmr, Tnsoclabiiiiy aud
Gioomy RorebodiagAJ stske DR..
Pierce's picNsaia Pqrgalve Pehrta.
In cxnana ion II TIC remedial Pow ss,el ny Pur
caiive re,lc,s over 80 great variety u dl-en,c-,
wish TO .ay that thetC ,ncttaMsNn9n thc
animal economy In untScrsals not
gl,nd Or fissue cAca pi HH, thcfr snnn.
Two impress. Az fNcs NOT fmnar them
their Al art ostnr and being enclosed In g.a's
bottles preserve their virtues Rnplrsircd Tor ay
length Of time. IN any climate. 90 thatthes are CT
wav4 fresh and rvlahle which 10 not the cas-
with the pilI iNrnd IN the drug stove, nut ny N
chca, wood or pt-ic Noani boxes. sRrutlcct that
for all dISrascs wNerc-S GaNNttvrs Item"
tive or purgnsivc IL ~ndics,cti the" hi,Ie
Pellets viii give the most p-'seef tdf!racti"o 70
III who uscshCn. .. .- s..s al.
They nrc sold by nil cOtcrpristng
Druggisss nj - eStts ~ bvtttc.
Do not allow any drucgist 10 INDUCE Won %
take ANYTHING r'sr that 10 ray suy is jn,t -
cool ~ my Pellets bsean-e be nalss q lAnrrr
proGt on that which ho frcoipmrptr. ~ yooa
drr---t cannot trppy them Cnch.e . cons
aal receive lrrm nv rrtnrr pal FROM
II. y. PIERCE, n. ID fpop'r,
...y RirFFALO. n {
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-24
Trn.fee's sale Of south Half
OF Lot No. lob, Situated on
the Fast Side of Market
street, I'm the City Of Wheel

Nv VIRTUE OF TWO SEVERAL DEEDS
X of trust, from Utt ar Hammer TO me,
- - hearing date the I'd day OF February,
" ,HT only ne .orde in the Rec Office
~ ohio county, I'm book 45. toto 10, and
III ~, othar pes ing date the 23t day Of June,
~, also rec ,rded in the same fire In hook
- f,,o So. / shall offer for sale at public
s =" ion on WEDNr,S 'AT, the sth DAY OF
SGannsry. 1913, commencing said sale at 10
oo'"Ncx A. VI, The south half OF lot nun.
SN-.I nne hundred and three, situated on
,bs eaSt id, of Market street. Ia the city OF
Wheeling. l,rrng The same baitl lot of sround
rrbich was 60 veNtd To sid Kammer Ivy
uicbgaI 81 t.n.r d wif' by 6eed bearing
i,re the l2rh day of DC ODER, 1851, duly re-
cDrte ,, A.
,rrr1,,e MONEY in cash, AMI the remain.
TO- fwO-thirtIs 10 he raid I'm six and twelve
m 9nths from the day OF sale, with interest
ron said day; the purchaser may pay the
h,Il amount in cash. or give his bonds for
ina drlerred iuStallm ants, the trustee re-
isinins the title ~ security Tor their pay
ment. Selling as trustee. l shall convey To
;hs pnrchl>.r only sch title as Is vested in
M. nv the deeds OF trust before mentioned.
JsrQi JAMES - WHEAT, Trustee.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

THE BRICK ROUSE Coupled Ply
| James M,kee, a 9 OCery AZ dwelling,
located on cay Stree taS' Wheeling, one
among the best gIo cery stands in the city.
POSES; on given aIrIl |, IS 3. Apply 20
deceit IA A " 4 IA e.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-24
FOR SALE.
For Sale.

A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
9TH seven or eight rooms, on Jacob
Gs,reef: also q small Frame House with
,nc,ns on jacob streets, anso' new
Brics L. u. HUGHES, y
four rvo'N -Re1t Estate Agent.
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FOR'SALE.

ACRES OF LAND ON THE BAL
OIL ,imore e Ohio Railroad, near Glo-
OC Gan. Marion county, w. Va, by =
yer w. V. AOGE n Bro,
.'' -OS Market street.r =
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Rupture, 10 that We can nt aImn~t sBy easr
At sight. A %, ABDOMINAL -UpFuET-
FRS, SH ULf RR BRACES, BASDAGEs,
sYRIS6Es and SURGICAL ISsThJ-
MEST- In graf vari ~.
IN sending orders for Tru9pes and Sop
portsB give the ciEcum erence ru1nd the
hir> and spestIy vheths q Right, L. { ct
on lie rrn-s h wanted. Adtres
- s l. Gan. LII -,
Wholesale and Refill Drussist., Wheel
ting. W Va
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For Sale.

rwo-sTORY BRICK DWELLING,
A r,th eight or ten rooms, situated on
~ "a, nor Invest corner OF Centre and
ls.c nj streets. In Shriver's addition to the
city o, two-srorv Frame dwelling, with
rooms and good cellar, hot and cold
Ten ~ and down stairs with gas in all
water situated on the east side of
me , ,T street, in the Sixth ward of the
Chs,%t wheeling. For price and terms see
ely VI L. q HUGFEI,.
Zeal Estate Agent
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IN CASE- NJ FOUND COVE oYs-
spI isr., 'nL weight -
Ea essI 2,oan 1--we ysterS IA wright
100 SpOund Pea e. iuH weight
u no kps, snttom- los. -r
Winsi ~ bie~n ON
80 - - neAdfKay1 - 1E.i p
In stArs anA ~ sc - r kkfLLY.
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Far Rent.

pELMONT GROCERY STAND, STORE
ID Room and Dwelling corner Market and
Division streets. Possession given immedi.
stely. Inquire OF
'vl9 WINE RRINTON.
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" AN1ED.

Tn PURCHASE, WELL IMPROVE D
Business. pl Operty. Applv'o
ISAAC IRWIN.
dec.3.s No Monroe street.
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CHARLESTON.

Fee" 90 be Redpeed-Tighteainx the
screws-The Capital Bill In the
Senate-The Contested Judxeahip,
Special Correspondence to the Resister.l