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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

ding.
These Lots are located on Lobdsll. Goodman and
streets. on Railroad avenue. near ChrtstiAnn av-
enue (the latter to be exteedsd from Third Street
Bridge 10 the Delaware Riverl within . few min.
utes' walk from Third Street Bridge. AID from tbs
proposed leading Passenger asd Local ktsieAe Sta.
i;sn Of the Wilmington and Wsetsrn Rail Road
and quickly accessible to many important mana.
faotures and to comnsrcial facilities BY water and
I1peoveEests % the Ssuthside. and The increase
in the value q property have hsrstefose bsss r.
able. and the future prO0lees seu better. At
tentien Of purchasers 10 especially called to the
fact that the desirable Southsiae Bail4ing Lots OF
| this Company must soon be sxhaNstsd either for
public Ov private sales.
TEeMS.-Twenty per cent. .eaah. aad the bal
ancs In notes With approved eaaorssfs. se1Aly IL
vided at and months, bseriAs iatsgses ffeA ~
day Of sale. Sestlssnt II AL eeese TO - neAe Dre
vious 70 the fsllowins Satsrday. Nay !tA le74 q
n. Otherwise ; purehsss nav be declared void q
the option OF the sellers and parties .hc pay ~
whole in cakh on or before that time will b eoei
tied 10 clear diseoant Of per seas: !nosdiAt,
possession on sestl:@snt. Z. akALDD:
apl7. 70 q N.16 Nilsinster. Dsl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
FIRST EDITION.
b r T ELE q r. A p H.
WEATHER RGPo0

WEATHER RGPoRT.
WARRINGTON, April le.
Brisk northerly to westerly wind with clear
weather will continue over the Middle and South
Atlantic States
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
Harness !!

Harness! Harness
r IGHT aud HRAvY HARNESS, made Of tn
IL best material and by 6rst class workmen o n
hand ~nd made to order 1T very moderate rates.
SADDLES, COLLARS.
WHIPS SHEETS.
BRUSHES, CURRY COMBS
and other articles in their line hand and 70.
ale ct the lowest city prices. r
Rspairins nsaty done At short notice.
The public are invited 70 give them call,
ap3-tf N. ". corner I'd aud Shiplev Sts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
RREESEn RlsERLEss.

BR EESE3 IL ESS.
UNDOUBTEDLY the heqt Petase for . late o.
u general crop. freQueaUy weA(ht9e ~ e
ssd fan e t.o Eos.s.: ~ ssetsSS1s ~ = -
are Of ane quality.
THE RARLY ROSR.
The best ard svorits Petats.
White and Yellow Onion Sets. 1ae aseertoGoe
TsopAy Teoato. 4 q
Henson Lsttoee.
Extfa 1Arly PEGS - Hssts.
4lOwes ani Herb 0eG1b.
For sale - SMITH BRkBNe
n =. corner AtI and 6Aiplsy stFsGb.
apA-dAwln
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

TINE WHIPPING Of criminals Is still contn-
ued - punishment in Old England, and ex-
perience proves that its abandonment is not
followed with good results. The latest order
for the application Of the lash that has come
under the obser vation Of the American reader
u contained in the sentence Of the insane boy
O'Connor. who was sentenced to imprison-
ment and TO receive 20 lashes, by an English
Judge. for his attempt to assault the Queen
Let those who condemn Little Delaware for
the use Of the lash now turn their ire upon the
English Lords and Commons.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
REMOVAL

GEO. II. ROBINSON,
CONFRCrIONER aaA Dealer II .?ruits. For
~ eien and Domestic. has removed hts store tfon
422 Market street, to
ol3 MARK net 1T,
whore he will continue 10 keep supDly Of the best
articles that can be had. and faSnish vssy
ICE CREAM. CAKES. 3c... % herstofore. Fei.
new S1ildine 81 the Art of Jsly. vhsa his custom
ers will be furnished pleasant paeloro. 1ttea ~ IL
presslv fo1 tho accommoAatioh Of the Dablte.
ap4-d91 ..54ss#.zz
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

GovHRNxsNT ExPENsEs- WHAT THE RADf-
GALS WAsrx.-Mr. Trumbull does not pretend to
b aayth,ng else than Republican. He is said
by H. msnbsrs Of that party to be an honest.
hieA mindsd man, an able lawyer and one who
Aas Asd long experience in state affairs, having
srvsd many years in Washington, and is fully
compsesas to speak correctly as to the expendi-
turss necessary to conduct the government. Well,
what does he sayp He declared at New York, on
Friday night, whom surrounded by Republicans.
at Republican meeting. that $50. 900. 900, were
ample to conduct the government aside from in.
terest ON the public debt. and yet that Grants
administration costs $4,000. 900: thus showing
that the Radical party were now wasting s5OOOe.
600 year Of the peoples money. How long vii
this bs permitted to continue ? Let the people
answer by veting against the men who have thu
robbed them and abused the trust reposed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-21
Another SnaKe Story.

Our friend. Mrs. Hanna Thompson,
Of this place, furnishes US the following
story, everv word Of which, she afhrms,
is strictly true. Mrs. Breckenridge,
who lives in Rotetourt county, Virginia,
during the last summer made ready tor
a visit to the town OF Fincsstle. Ac-
cordinglv, the old family carriage was
brought out and Mrs. Breckenridge, her
two children and nurse entered 1t.
Tbey drove alopg comfortably till the
vehicle brought up at TIE point OF des'
t;nstion. Some gentlemen came out 10
meet the lady aud opened the carriage
door when. 10 ! 8 sight met their eyes
which was certainly appalling A
hinge snake came rolling and tumhilng
over the shoulder OF Mrs Breckenridge
and down through the wheels OF the
carriage into the street, where II Was
instantly killed by one of the gentle men
The superstition il that the reptile had
made himself Q home in the carriage
and the jostling along bal aroused b I'm
mn rom his quarters. 1t seems almost
a miracle that none o. the party was
h;tten. Mrs. B. Was 30 frightened at the
unexpected appearance Of the monster
,bst she was rendered quite s,ck.
Wb.p viii wonders cease7 Mr.. 4suzy,
Of the Spectator. can you produce a
snake story equal to this '-Grse"s'''T
Ind spendent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-21
s~Et$s'tt...m,s.

FLOUR-The market 10 steady
Ia 16forxxmkEts1 81 36Za 6r
choice State; 81 4097 30 for fancy Ststss
IS 0Of96 40 forsRpeF6ne western; u w
al 20 for common to medium extrs
sesssis; 81 35aY l0fe.phoiudGA 10
az Is for common TO choice white
wheat western extrE ! 509S so for com
mon @ so2 shPpinE br9nd6 81 5o9
9 90 Tor extra round hoop Ohio 50 46G'
g IS TOR 6sde Sfasds; ~ y5tGs 70 for
extrs s.. Leais, and % 3SSIf0O tor
good TO ch,ice do. Southern -four
is quiet and unchanged at s. 300
9 s. Tor common to fau extra md ~ ~
ale, 90 Tor good TO choice do. BYE
aour ,s steady 1t a 50ta5 50. Corn
meal quiet and unchanged
~ GRAIN-Whes., m4rtet ie quiet and
steady 1t s1,50fai 50 for No. 2 spring
af3ost, 81 64Sl So Tor Mol do 81 $50
/ Is 70. winter red western; 81 6S@l IS
tor amber western and 81 75a2 05 for
white do Rye IL quiet At sc for old
western in store Barley IL quiet snd
npchaneed. Barley. malt il qust Corn
is dull 1t 63ifa64o- tor steamer vest.
ern and 64ta64tc for sail do Oats
1. firm at 42la45c for black western
4Sfa,47c tor pew mixed 434f@4S2c Tor
old western, and 4s6,52e for new white.
PROVIsIQNS-Pork isirm IT SIS 50
also Tor new mess; t1I so for prime
and $l3 80 Tor new prime mesa Bee
10 dull and unchanged At a oet@S 90
for plain Dess and IS O0@le % for
e1rra mesa. Beet hams are quiet a
$26 90. Tierce- beef is inactive and
nominal at $l3 00al6 90 for prime
mess and 81 60Gl9 90 Tor Ipdis do.
Cut meats ere steady and quiet II l43
6l4ic Tor hams and 797sc tor sheuf-
ders. ~Middlss are firm al 9saa3c tor
long clear. Lard ie- stead .nd IL tsr
demspd at siassc tor No. TO prime
steam and 9tHaesc for kettle rendered.
COTT0N-n spot opened with .
fair inquiry; the sxies are 60 bales 1t
lgfc Tor low middings and lasc for
middIing uplsnds.
PETROLEUM-Is firm at l3sc for
crude and 25}c tor refined.
TALLOW-Is firm II 8tta9 5l6c;
stes-ine is unchanged at 9i@l0c-
WHISKY-Qui.t at &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-21
Cincinnati MArk 81.

CINCINNATI, October 10.
BUTTER-Ubchanged.
COTTON-Firm; low middlings at
lStc middliag uplands at l9c.
EGGS-Firm n pc.
FLOUR-Duil; superfne at s. 5OG
90; extra al s. 0097 So family 81
= 40t67- 65.
GRAIE-Whest dull; 81 SIS tor prime
red winter. Com dull at 40c for sound
mixed ear. Oats, rye and barley IN
changed.
HOGS-Firm St a 4094 10 re-
ceipus 1875
HAY-Steady.
OIL-Liuseed dull at S56S6c.
PROVISIONS--A better feeling
Mess pork firmer At sl4 % for city.
Bulk meats and bscon unchanged
Sugar cured hams l7@l74c. Lard dull
at nc TOR city kettle rendered.
TALLOW-FIrm at SIC.
TOBACCO-Firn 81 tull prices.
WHISkY-Quiet at SSc
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NANCE AND TRADE.
Baltimore Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, october II.
BEEF CATTLE-The market this
week VA more active than last week,
except fo- comm mon stock. which were IN
iul supply, sud trihe lower med um
and tops suffered no decline Among
the receipts was almost every variety OF
stock
Prices to-day for beef csttIe ranged az
follows: Best beeves IS 25(d7 25; thai
generally rated first quality s. 0t66 %;
medium or good tsir quality Il O0G
) U9 ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows So O8G,4 co. inferior and lowest
grades Of cattle s. SOFAS 00-geuersl
average OF the market TODAY 81 10; ex-
IRENE range OF prices g. 5GG,725 Most
OF the sales were from 81 - to 8 81
per 100 lbs o. the r-ce pit 295 bead
came iron Ohio, 1883 from West Vir-
GINA, 1892 from Virginia, SO
from Mary land Is from the D strict
OF CoIum bis, and 10 from Penn
svlvsnia-total receipts tor the week
343l head agsinst 1911 last week, and
24S5 head same time last vear. OF the
offerings 1914 head we're taken bv Bait
more butchers 500 head cod TO Eastern
spacul ators, 1333 10 York county dealers
and SO head 70 connrry deslers-tota!
a. les tor the week 2S39 head, against
GS2l4 last week, and 1864 head same
time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The market
nae been very largely supplied this
week, the number being nearly double
that of last week. There has been g
tar demand for good sheep and stock
e-s and lambs have been in lair request
Notwithstanding the heavy run, prices
have suffered but 9 slight decline,
quality being considered, since our last
report We quote fair to good sheep al
4}a5fc, and good to extra at 5fd6ic
per 10 gross, the quality Of those sold at
the latter figure beng somewhat better
than those al the same figure last week
Stock sheep in fair reqnes; At 81 5oa
3 so Der head Lambs 10 tsir request
a, g. 00a.4 20 per head Receipts this
week 5552 mean against 29t4 last week
spd 1884 head same time last year.
HoGS-The receipts this week were
not as large as iset week. and the de-
mapd has been quite good: pnces 10
con sequence, though not any higher,
have been wen maintained throughout
the week. aud the market closed firm.
We quote TAR TO good corn>fed hogs at
sc Ista7 a0 and common gross hogs
and snllers at Sc 50a6 IS per 100 lts
net Receipts this week S6lS head,
against II, e46 last week, and $500 head
same time las; year.
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The Detroit Free Press says: Dur
;ns the excitement Of registration one
of the carriages stopped at house on
Beech street and the driver pounded 81
a house tensnted by . man who hsd
perfected bis duty, and whose vo'e
might be los. in consequence. A big
,,ou, woman opened the door, and, up
on ascertaining what had brought the
noIi,ician around. she replied: No, sir
be can't got Hes washing nov. And
h.. cot to iros to-morrow; and If hs
-.sn, doing anything he couldnt 60.
T,r, ,hia 'ers Aossa ] do and II any
-. - n'll tsthlDssDs Mar! jars.
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The Defeat NJ Harry Bs.sett.

from Inc new nk fOSi-
The last day Of the August meeting
at Jerome Park virtually concluded 8
-scng season remarkable for the sur.
prises which il has afforded IN the
sporting community. Harry Bss-ett
was almost universally allowed to be
king OF the American turf until Satur-
dsy afternoon, when his pretensions to
thst proud title we're destroyed st once
and forever. And vet Bassett is smag'
niicent horse, has the best blood in his
veins and is gifted with both speed and
endurance. He must take the lead at
first snd keep it all the wsy, or he can
not race. Directly be is fairly col
Jared his spir Is sink within him, he
sulks and refuses to make any further
effort. BE has given evidence Of this
.sint-beartedness before. especially
when Long elbow defeated him so east
". On Saturday he had DO chance
With Monsrchist after the first two
miles. and narrowly escaped s defest by
the outsider, King Henry But he was
not much distressed alter his long run,
and this TACT alone is st-or ~ confirm
storv OF the charges o. cowsrdice pre-
erred against him. MorSchist vel
deserves the donors he has gained HIS
gameness in the early part of the strug~
gle secured HE victory. 1t was sIl be
could 10 to keep up with his feet rival
during The second round, but he never
ALTERED or needed whip or spur from
the time he started until he passed
under the stripg Bsssetts super erity
il at an end, bat ii will long be matter
o. grievous disappointment to all lovers
o. the turf, that the hero OF the hour,
Monsrchisi, can never have The oppor-
tunitv Of trying the mettle OF LanFfel-
low. That the latter horse is superior
10 Bassett can be no longer doubted.
hut he can scarcely claim the title o.
King of the Turf while Mouarchiss is
living
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iSS6S&3HY$SsS&PfA 49,
= Among the 5ohmdhie.sioSs received
from distinguished gentlemen Who had
been invited to Be present At tn. last
meeting Of the Newark (N, J. Board
of sIseAs Sas-eoe Bishop odenbsiner.
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
in the course Of which, slluding to the
early history OF Newark, he paid the
following qsFtsl compiinspi to the
new Roman Catholic Archbishop Bay
lev. Recently transferred from New
jersey TO Baltimure.
As the early representatives of the
religious hodies appeared 70 have lived
snonr ua IN harmony, whilst maiItain-
ING intact their respective Theological
v'ewe 80 il seens 10 me athe CITY Of
nhurches land there are shout nine of
tsem) /. At this dsy blessed with fine
spirit Of Christian charity, leading to
all the pleasing offices o. privsie and
s'c'al fellowship among the many
scholarly and eloquent clereymep
taud there are about eighty-seven
in number) who grace everv
denomination Of -Christisns and defend
with sincerity their respective copvic-
tons OF truth. II is . loas that will be
teit by not only Newark, but BY the
State at large, tina. one Of the most
LUXURIOUS If these divines, the Roman
Catholic Bishop of Newark, is compel
I'd 10 leave, and at the summons OF his
ecclesiastical eurerior, 70 ascend the
srchiepiscopal throne Of Baltimore
The honor is well deserved. for be has
firmly and At all times supported the
TAFT" snd church Of bis choice; hut his
absence viii be the withdrawal OF q
wholesome moral power from the com-
rpunity in which be has been the dirni
fed promoter Of Temperance, order and
good will among all Glasses, a. well as
among his own people hsve gone
up and down the State Of New JERSEY,
from SUSSEX to Cape Nav, during thir-
teen years. and I have heard OF his
presence aud work in al parts Of bic
Jurisdiction, but | have never beard Of
word or act of bitterness. This in
huence has tended TO promote good viii
and charity. ! speak i'm partially, for !
have never met Bishop Bsyley.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-21

I
CSagresssoaal Elections,
We end in one Of our country ex-
changes . statement 10 the effect that
according to Law passed BY Congress
in 1871. the voting BY ballot for Con-
gressmen must be separate and distinct
from all oihers, and . correspondent
writes to inquire whether in such case
one or two tickets be necessary. By the
10Th section Of the act OF Congress
commonly known as the Federal cleo
ton law, approved February 2Ssh, 1871,
j, i. enacted that all votes for Repre-
sentstivee in Congress shall hereafter
be by written or printed ballot, any Law
Of any Stste to the contrary noswith-
standing. and al votes received or
recorded contrary to the provisions O.
this section shall be Of non effect "
This sim ply prohibits or rather renders
nugatory all vipa vece voting, and makes
voting by ballot, written or printed, OBJ
iigatory There is no other provision
in regard TO the manner of voting for
Congressman in the law Of 1871.
The Federal superintendent act
approved February ID. 1872, pro-
vides that the Tuesday next st.
ter the FIST MONDAY in November. in
the year 1876. shall be the day for the
election in each of the States and Ter
ritor &c OF the United States OF Repre-
aeutatives aud Delegates to the Forty
fifth Congress, and that the same dav
in every second year thereafter shall be
the day for the election OF Representa-
tives and Delegates IN sllthe States and
Territories TO each succeeding Congress
This act is simply designed TO put an
end from and after 1876, 10 the present
practice OF holding Congressional cleo
tons ~ the different States upon differ
ept DAYS and al different sessone of the
yesr, and even in di erent vesrs-a
p-sciice attended with the disadvantage
thst in the event OF an extra session
called after the final adjournment OF
one Congress on the fourth OF Msrch,
and before the day appointed for the
assembling OF the pex1 Congress, many
States and Territories might be found
uu-epreserted The erroneous State
ment to which our correspondent calls
attention has evidently arisen from
confounding the provisions OF thee. two
acts OF Congress.
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Chicago MarEet.
CHlcAso. October l9.

CHfcA6o. ectooer H.
FLOUR-DulI and nominal.
GRAIN-Whesi dull and -2s2tc
lower sales No. , spring ST Fl 2gL 10
cash: 81 0oGl 10y seller October;
81 Osi6l. lQi seller November VI obt
al 10 seller first halt November II oet
al 10, seller wear closing at 81 os
cssn or seller November and II oet
seller year. Corn duh and prices re-
ced4d 3c No 2 sold st 3Oa3eic cast;
30ta30tc seller October 3ltgSis c gel,
Ter November Oats dull and declined
!a;c sales No. . at 2lS2ltc cash;
alIaalic seller November, elosins Of
the insid. Rye dull st 5oS5oic tor
No .. Barley weak and hasFy; sales
No 2 at 623(d63c, closing ~ 603c,
PROvISI0NS-Quiet and steady
Mes. PORK q, ga 60 cash; sie SO seller
January. Lard IT 7tc seller Jssusr!;
winter st@Sac Cut meats quiet q
4Sa4sc ioE shoulders
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New YoRK. October l9, 6 P. n.
MONEY-The market is quiet and
steady 81 4d7 per cent tor call loans
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Dull and
heavy 1t l0Sf(sl0Si for prime bankers
s.xtv DAYS sterling.
GOLD-Market s,adv and advanced
in the morning from 1921 to ll3t but 10
the afternoon declined to 1924 again.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Stead Y
At ll2all2s tor United States cur
reucy 6s.
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont To-
dar Sal 900 on account OF interest and
$500 IN redemption o. $40 bonds-
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A Wife with Conse'~ssisus scrupl~s.

james Smith, Of Washington county.
Oregon. SUNDAY, two weeks ago. heard
great rumpus among his hogs near
the house Seizing his gun, he ran to
the spot and found bear helping him.
self TO one OF his hogs The hear start.
ed Tor tall timber. clo-elv followed by
the gentleman aud his dogs, who finally
succeeded in killing the hear Mrs.
Smith protested against the transaction
a. sp infringement on the Sabbath
The more she thought the matter over.
the more she WAS d spleased, I'LL finally,
she declared she would not remain
thus upevenlv yoked TO the ungodi !"
and hied away to her fathers house,
and further declares that she will pray
Judge Upton, St The fsll term. TO grant
8 divorce She probably was sorry tina,
her husbsnd was not killed instead OF
the bear.
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Farm for sale.

1 but TaO HTSnRED AND FIFTY
\ 1c-s. o. ne very n-s' II lsud-rwo
Md 49, under join
- ard >hspI-ri ArNecnsn AMI Others,
M ~ sal one hRE niles OF Benvoo 1,
srS1a- co1T'-. VII. sell entire o. in
.I.'. 81 nlrcu lS.-~, AMI give possession
= ii a;-,v. w TOIE & SRO..
~. "a lav'- Block. Na-k-t street.
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Farm of l26 Acres Of Land
For SaIQ

S--A7E ~ The BE rHANY PIKE,
: w. Il. - '-rm the citv OF Wheeling.
e = y Ia-- o. tie James K ally farm
% mp - u.'rs consist Of a god two
~ i-E-- o. nous, l+rg- stable, spring
- sc Tn .aad l. IL a hi-n state O.
'.-'a,'p-. aI- ha> o e-fOuTtb OF mile
= 2. % 'l- = sc For terms see !. 3.
A.. ~ ne D--mls-s, or
!1J>- - Ri EN-. Rsat Estate Ag'.-
u WDepliag W Va.
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For Sale.

BrTIE class WORKS. N CEN
L. Wheeling poSSs-ss OIL gwen i5'h OF
TI=-nr.-r I sold on ~ hAfors that ate,
-T--v-nius WI. - Z w0-E,ng s-dsr TO
-umance o 20 IONS with pos IN 'ur.
-sra> g. F,r p4-tiru ar. inquire AZ the
- O. IN 'Dm?acy, corner First and
~ 2 S'~---.
80 RFLLF GLASS 20.
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A. 6. McILwAINE- President.
DA,LRCISAUL D. B. TENANT Vice
SAMUEL 3 PAUL, Secretary.
DIP. FACKLER, Consulting Actuary.
Judge JOHN r. LAY, superintendent OF
Agencies
fiome once. Petersburg. Va. with Local
Boards In al the ciues OF Virginia, in the
District OF Columbia aud In West Virginia.
Lie policies are nov generally con cened
% ~ among the most certain and desirable
Of Investments. This company, managed
on y inciples Of strict economy, offers The
lowest rata- OF premiums consistent with
safety, and lower, W. believe, than any
other Company doing business In the stale
It's succe-~ h an established fart.
All reserve nom preuIfums a. q security
70 the policy hOides additional 70 The cav
ifal stock Is invested by The local boards,
within that locality nom which II de-
rived
Being convinced by their knowledge Of
the integrity and prudence OF the gentle
men who compOse ts Directory, and oy q
thorough examination Of the pan NJ or
ganlLstiOn tina Il II In every re-Tei .
reliable Com pSny. the subscribed cuEens
Of wheeling. who have thsm-elves sub
scrib-d 10 iIs st ok and organized a. local
bard. 81 warranted In commanding tho
suterrriss 10 III fsvorsnle cOnsi GRAFTON
OF the people OF The state.
ROBT. q. JORDAN, President
p. N. Eof, David Lynn,
= >. Lynn, Sen. K Jingle,
u b Hubbard, Geo. T. Boyd,
VIM V Hoze, Locus Hoge,
W. h. Hughes, Currsn Aendei,
Robert Simpson.
Wv. HOGEA BRO,
General Agenx-
DR. WN. J. BATE il,
Med Examiner. sug5l--b
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or SALE.
PubIie Sale.

w. SCI. AZ PUBIC SAFE, on
-a.--isv. M " = a. October. E= AZ "
- v ~ 2 Goods farm. Eve miles
49,. W0a-ltns. OF he National Road.
9---A 4Nr'-~, - MIX Cow. 81 Heite-S,
- SO. ! Wagons end orhsr Ear ming I'm
---,-r An ABOUT - ~ sh rCSS ~ Corn.
CONRAD SETRERT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-21
For sale

0vTFRANEDTF LrSI HOUSE AM
y nv 49, ~ land, with q good Coal
5t7E OF 80 prem - Eve nj .ss east o.
E.--..-z o. short re K
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quiz = I Kin min Action r soIn
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-21
For Rent.

TsAT WELL KNOWN TAVERN
-a4' now Occu pied by Henry kiewert-
, -Net On D-nuy streat, south " hAeling,
So, 80 ne cI'ureS 8. perta ming thereto
--~ Il o. II premises. or of
80 H-SRN >NITH,
- hs, Hughes Mercha1t Tailoring D.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-21
For sale.

- A TW1 ST1-Y FRAME HOUSE
VIII sven or e8gH' rooms, on Jacob
S,r-A; also q small Frame House with
% n Oh jacob street; also new
s'rE = u.s. OF EO. street, containing
~ 'Dp-aa. L. y. HUH ~,
g. Gsal Estate Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-21
For sale or Rent.

NV H0TSF. OS wHFFLGSG
Island "0u-s'-i0 'nur rooms. EItch-
- - s-+ c-N-r WIN o. Snished and
g,->-S~. %. gwen November :. AtSn several
=. E!rg lots adjoining ApD.y 20
To - TTRTO\.
49, T-hr. nat- Pm an StIth 9tA