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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A UDlTORS NOTICE.

Tho undersigned having b,en ap pointed Au
dltnr, by tho Orplsn's Court ol snyder C0un ~
at Doe. Torn A. ID. 1871, to report tho facts IN
tho m alter OF tho petition OF Mary X. Snyder
cum 'estamonto annexo, OF tho last will Rnd
T. sta Ient Of John Snyder, decd, and George
A. walls AMI Qentltia I'ene, hts wife, hereby
give notice to all persons intsres ted, that he
" II meet .or the purr 8, of lie aIpoinimt u
atths kcystons Hotel, IN so'inszrovu, said
County, on Friday the i3.h day of fcbrutry
Inst, at 10 O'Clock a. ~. as many as may thilS
proper to nttegd. l., y. NJ EiS, Auditor
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

OFFICE SusBuRy 4 LEwIsrowN r. r. Co,
Selinsgroye Pa. January ., lG52
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
Of This Company will he held at the Key
stone Hotel. Selinsgrove, Snyder County
Penna. on Tuesday. February 18th 1872,
at ] o'clock +. NJ. at which lime and place
an election viii be held for a President and
seven Directors 10 serve tho ensuing year.
J. II. I. JACKSON
SECRETARY.
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HOUSE,
Mcclure City T'n.
Il d. WALTER Propr.o, or.
tShCl.iif 'S eSllc.

BY yirine Of n certain writ Of ri. FL, is
sne out Of the Court of Common Psr OF
Snyper County to ,nO diieclol will no ex,
posed 10 Public Sale, nj the Court lJouss
IN Middleburs, Snyder county,.o1
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1872.
Al II o'clock A. NJ. the following Real E,-
tate TO wit
ELEVEN ACRES
lmborland Land situate in Mid llecreck
township, bounded South by Lands OF
Frederick BoliF. North hy Joseph Mining
and Frederick Bolig, West hy Frederick
Bolig, East by Crhirine Lyon.
Seized, taken into execution AMI to he
soil as tho properly Of ELlZA BETH NOR
GAN.
JOHN g. wOhr, Sheriff.
ShsriGs 0.iice Jan, -, 1872.
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widows AppRAISENENTS

WIDOWS APPRAISEMENTS
w Notice Is horeby given that sarah wsist,
widow Of Jacob Welst lIto Of Chapman town.
ship, deceased Elizabeth Kremer, widow Of
Bonneville Kromcr, lato of Chapman township
deceased, and Margaret Shaded, widow Of John
ShIdel, late OF Ferry township, deceased. EliZl.
beth HUut,, widuH OF John lIoutz. late OF Chap.
man township deed, have fled thsc appraise
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17
New YORK, December l6.

New YORK, December l6.
FLOUR-Closes irregular; superfine
in good demand and rather firm; choice
family in good request and higher
other grades dull at former prices AT
the close the market for Southern -four
70 fairly active; choice brands very
firm.
GRAIN-The market for wheat
closes firmer but quiet The decline in
freight gives sellers the advantage; win
ter is tirmer but not active, at 81 Is
for No. 3 chicago. Barley qniet Al
T@Soc Tor TWO rowed State, aid 9Oc
for No. 3 western. Corn at oslo tol
steamer western; 664M &c for sail do
and 67@70c for white. Rye firmly hell
but quiet, and the supply moderate
sales of State in email lots at 94@94lc
PROFESSIONALISM pork market
ia firm at $l3 Is tor mess; December
$l3 so. Beet steady, and quoted Al
sl2 so Tor plain mess, and Sl3 OO(9
ii % tor extra do. T'erce beef in de-
mand and steady at 500 OOa23 90 fol
new prime mesa, and $23 OO@25 90 fol
Ind DO. Cut hams steady at $50 OO
633 % Cut meats; there was small
demand, and without decided change
shoulders at A.. Bacon, the business
vas quiet; long clear offered on spot al
7c. Lard qu'eG on spot at 7t9Se fol-
new western. and 7sc Tor No l.
HOGS-Dressed dull at 5fM6t.
PErROLEUM-FIrm; refined quiet
at 271c; crude dull ard weaker at IL!
Ml2sc Nsptha dull and steady; quoted
at l6l9l7c. Case oil quoted at 800
&c.
RICE-There has been only mod
crate jobbing demand and prices
steady.
SUGARS-Raws are firm, with good
inquiry At 9s69sc for iair to good; re-
f"ed verv quiet hu. steady
HAMS-Qunted at l2s@l2sc, and
sot white at lla9ll}c.
COTTON-The market is quiet and
firm at l9tc for low middlings aud 20c
for mid ''i"cs
COFFEE-There continued a good
inquiry hut halders remained firm in
their views; Rio quoted at lS4AlS4c.
gold; lava At l9G20c, gold, and Mari.
cobs at l6@l7c, gold
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17
The Lou,siann WORTHLESS.

From q sketch Of the personnel Of
the chief actors in the Louisiana drama,
in the Brooklyn New York; Eagle, it
appears that Judge Durell is the only
one OF the revolutionists who was born
in Louisiana. He has been federal
Judge for years, and is man OF ability.
He has msde the Judicial power &C
complish results q Barnard and q Car
dozo never dreamed could be done.
Marshal Packard is a Western contri-
button to the Crescent City, and is not
only marshal, but is chairman Of the
State Republican Committee. War
moth is an Illinoisiaa, was quarter
master on Grants and Banks stats,
and was cashi.r red from the service
tor cause. Pinchback ia mulatto who
went down from the North. He is a
torch and.turpentine tramp" and has
advocated the destruction OF New Or
leans by incendisry fire from his seat
in the Legislature. General Long
street, who is now serving under Pinch.
back, is a native O. the South, and
formerly q Confederate General
Speaker" Lowell is postmaster, and
belongs to OHIO. These men have
upset Warmoth, which is not a bad
thing to do, and have set up themselves,
which, as the Eagle observes. ID very
bad thing to do. It's conj'ctured that
they mean to keep Pinchback Governor
for a month, and then install Kellogg,
putting Pinchback in the United States
Senate during January and February,
and choosing Casey Senator for the full
term of six years They have removed
the obstacles, and have secured the
means to those ends by coup detat as
absolute as any ever perpetrated. Com
menting on Pinchback's late address to
the Louisiana Senate, in which he
deemed il due to his dignity and feel
ing" to regret fslsehood OF which he
had been convicted. another Northern
iournal thinks be is destined to shine
| in Congress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17
Trustees sale Of Valuable
Property.

ny VIRTUE OF A DIED OF TRUST
y maie and executed To me, az trustee,
by Henry D,Ub AMI Birbetta, his wi 2, dated
the 18th DAY o, June 1919, and now OF re-
cord IN the Re riders office of Ohio county,
State of West Virginia. in Deed Book No. 50,
mage 95l, To >ecur. the payment OF two GER
tain prOuiSsOry notes for the sum OF Jour
ten hund ell and fifty tSl450) dollars, the
balance d on the purchase money, pay
able to the order OF JOnn Pfarr, both bear
ing date January 1t, 1854, the amounts and
time Of payments of the same being as fol-
lows: Onf for seven hundred and ten (s7l0)
dollars payable Ven years after date, with
Interest rom the 1t day OF January. 81 /;
one Tor seven hundred and forty 74O) dol
larS, PAYABLE eight ye'rS after date, with
interest from he Isl day of January, 1872,
and signed by the Si Henry Daub TO John
Piarr. Also, TO Nccure to Daniel Schalnbra
the sum o. IN ee thOuSand $50 o. dollars,
with interest rom the 18th day OF June,
1885,, will S'll at public auction, at the
front door OF the court House of Ohio
county. West Virginia, to the highest nd
De bidder, on Thurs lay, lecember 70 H.,
lN2 commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the
following de>rr bed prOne"ty, that Is TO say !:
The north halt o. lot number one hundred
and twelve, tli.) in Ed. neZer lanes adj
ton 10 the CITY OF Wheeling, ltuated on
the cas- side OF Mark street, on the cor
ner Of Markat and Washington streets, in
the city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, IN that
part Of the city commonly called North
wheeling, (bettrr known as the Washing
ton Brewery with all the appurt-nances
thereto belonging IL being tue same prop
erty which was conveyed by John Pfarr
and wife 10 Henry naub and wife, ny deed
dated he | day of January, F6i, and re-
corded in the Recor 'er's office OF Ohio
county, in Dee' Book No, AZ, page 2S3.
TERMS OF SNLE- ne halt OF he pur-
chase money ca. IN, the balance in six
months rom the dav o. sale. with Interest
ION day Of sal the purchaser giving bond
with security tor sal deferr, d pay ment, the
title being retained unit said bond is paid.
Selling rs ru>tec, will convey only such
Title rs Is vest d III me by said d ed o. trust,
snd will only specially warrant the title.
W. II. SCH MbRA, agent.
Per HENRI VAAs Trustee. novL6 b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17
RObbinx the Dead.

The watch and pocketbook OF Jacob
Bowaer, one OF the victims OF the terri
bIe disaster which occurred on the
Broad Top railroad on the LIST OF No
yember, could not be found immed ate
" after the accident. There was no
accounting ior their disappearance. A,
last, however, the watch has turned
nm On the Goth ult. it was
discovered in the hands Of young
man at Bl,ody Run, Bedford county
emrloyed at one OF the ore banks
He had traded an overcost for 1t on
the previous Saturday, to a man by the
name OF Stuart who alleges that he
met an unknown man on the railroad,
between the wreck and Bloody Run
with whom he traded watches. 1t is
supposed that Stuart took the watch
from the dead body of Bowser, and, II
he took the one, the presumption would
ba that he took the other also. The
watch has been carried some time with
ont a chain. Stuart lives at Carlisle,
but he was working on the repairs a.
the time of the accident. The watch
has been handed to Mrs. Bowser.-
Huntinoton Journal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17
A Bosson Fire Incident.

A rather curious contribution to the
incidents Of the late Boston fire has just
come to light. In one of the stores ia
the burned district the porter, with the
kevs of the safe, was on hand, and per,
ceiyed that the fire WAS rapidly APP
nroaching. In his terror he rushed 10
and fro in the counting room. and at
last caught up the plated ice pitcher
iall OF water, locked it in the safe. and
departed from the burning building in
the proud consciousness that he had
accom- plished something to save bis
EN- ployer's property. When, however,
the sac was taken from the ruins ii
was found that the books were unin-
iured. The heat, which would other
wise have charred and destroyed the
books, only converted the water into
steam. At the last sdvices steam safes
Are under advertisement ~ the lss'
Boston notion" -.-l $50
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.
,i-rz, TsDR,pAx,. December IL. g

re-. -irTrys lHUhSpAtSt0VSe
BEEF 7CATTLE-Tbei supply OIL
cattle was, q. little lighter thsn last
week, but still in excess Of the demand,
and common grades. Of which there
was q full proportion, was difficult OF
ssls ct almost. any price. The tops
being q little more plentiful than isst
week, and more than were needed. the
result is q decline on oil grades OF Q
full to, though the extreme limits
& 5Na7 %, exhibit no variation since
last week. About l50 head. will be re,
shipped East without being offered
here, and the balance will be disposed
OF BY the owners on their own account,
perhaps in Maryland aud Pesusvi-
vsnis Shippers Uncommon stock Will
probably be advised, by the above.
Prices to-day Tor beef cattle ranged as
follows: Best beeves at IS OO@7 W
that generally rated fret quality a. "a %
n 6 O0; medium or good fair quality at
50 1894 5t ordinary thin steer, oxen
aud cows at g 50@3 Is; inferior and
lowest grades OF cattle 50 O09O 90
general average Of the market to day
81 81; eztreme range Of prices ~ 50C9
100 Most OF the sales were from
So IS to 4 IS per 100 lbs OF the re-
seipts SCI head came from Ohio, 593
from West Virginia, 635 from Vir,
GINA and AS head from MARYLAND
total receip's for the week 1924 head,
against 2636 last week, and 1861 head
same time last year Of the offerings
ST head we're taken BY Baltimore
butchers, GA head cold to spectators
tor Eastern makets, 37S to York
country dealers-totsl sales for the
week 1889 head, against 1866 last week,
and 1876 mead same time last year.
SHEEP-Are dull OF sale, aud the
supply being greater than last week,
when it was beyond the needs OF Tie
market, has caused q decline, quality
being considered, of &c per tb, prices
ranging from 4 to &c per 10 gross.
There were more top Sleep on the
market than there has been for long
time. One lot Of 43 head, brought
from the Eastern Shore, weighing 100
lbs each, sold at TIC per 10.
Receipts this week 29l6 head against
1893 last week and 1851 head same
time lspt year.
HOG>-Tnere WAS large falling off
in the receipts during the past week,
and some relief afforded to the market
by exIer sive shipments 10 Philadelphia;
the pens are now comparatively bare.
Prices since last week show decline OF
}64c, quotations ranging from IS OO to
5 80 per loo lbs net Early in the
week prices had fallen to IS OO9
5 374, but have since advanced q
shade, and at the close to-day, under
light supply, the prospects for the next
week have assumed a more favorable
appearance. Receipts this week 9422
head, against l4.472 last week, and
$685. head same time last year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17
Cincinnati MARKET.
CISc,yyATI Decemht

NlNNiNNhil, ~.
COTTON Quiet; receipts 493 ha'es
shipments 1894 bales; stock 230f
balpa
FLOUR-F'rm; supArfne At S. sc
66 90 fine 'amilv a. Sc 00S6 70
GRAIN-Whest firm; No. red
he'd At 81 IS Corn quiet; mixed a,
40G4lc Oats steady at 30036c.
HnTS-Qliet and steady; prices
50 7o63 80
MOL.S>ES-Or'aans at 70 97Sc.
OTL-L;nsee1 at S5AS6c.
PROVISIONS -Msss pork at $40 On.
Green meats qsiet; shoulders at BIC
rib sides at 45c clear sides at sc. Bulk
meats quiet and uncharg ed. Baccr
Quit shNu ders held at &c; slga- c ,red
hams at l21@l5c. Lard, kettle al
rs and dull
TOBACCO-offerings light; price,
good.
WHISKY-Steaiy at CSC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17
Horrible Outrage.

On Thursday evening last, in NAL
den, a man named Kyle Scott attempted
to ravish q little girl about eleven
years of age, named Thorpe. The
william, it seems, enticed the child from
it's home in the town some distance up
the river road, where he designed to
acco plish his wicked purpose. IL
carving out his hsllish scheme, he
mntiIated the child in a manner hor-
rible to describe. and she is now lying
in a critical condition, wi b hut sigh
chance for recovery. The scoundrel
immed atelv cleared out and thereby
saved h mselt from the hands OF q lit
lie lynching committee that was organ.
lied for his especial benefit. 1t well
hehooves any man to keep ont OF the
wav of a vigilance club composed OF
Maiden material, as the men are re-
puted az of ready device and quick tx
ecu,ion, with happy gift OF su'ting the
expedient to the case, as would have
been fully demonstrated on Scott had
he not made his exit so hastily. A
number OF men are on the lookout tor
the fiend, and if he is caught there will
he some interesting proceedings upon
him, to Say it in a modest way. Sc"tt
il a married man, and his family, con-
sis,ing of a W fe and two children, are
living in Observation-Disclosures Courier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, December l6.

CHICAGO, December l6.
FLOUR--Unchanged; white winter
at IS 0O695'; superfine AT Sc 556S20
GRAIN-Wheat IN fair demand: No
. spring at 81 l49l l43 cssh; 81 IA
seller January; 81 Is seller February,
closing at 81 II; No l at 81 OF; No 8
at 81 02Al 03 Corn quiet Tor cash;
No. 2, seller month. al 30t93lc; Jsnu
arv at 3li@34sc February at 3lt@
32sc cleaing At the inside; rejected at
29lc; ear, delivered. at IS. Gate quiet
and easy at 24t@24fc for No 2, cash;
243c seller month; 24i@24sc for jan
uary; 25925sc tor February, closing q,
the inside. Rye quiet and steady Ne
l at 63c rejected at SIC. Barley steady
at 6lia62c Tor No 2, closing for cash
at 6l3G6lic No. 3 at 434G53c, re-
jected at 80 a40c sample lots in fair
reqneat a. 70670te Tor lair to choice.
HIGHWINE5-Demaad moderate
and unchanged; sales ct s0c. .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17
AoInteresitng Law Suit.

Washington correspondent Of the
St Louis Democrat writes: CHANGED
into the Supreme Court yesterday and
heard an argument which interested
me 90 much that | waited until | could
learn al! the facts of the case, which l
tound to be "a follows: Rev. Z 4
Marshall, a prominent minister OF the
southern Methodist Church, brings
Init against the city OF Vicksourg 10
recover about twenty thousand dollars
for two years rent OF wharves and other
nroperty belonging to what used 10 ne
csIled ",he Com mons OF Vicksbnrg
I, seems that all this property in the
c;,v named was recovered from the
mnnicipsl government in 1887, by 8
s Pren,iss and others, and some years
later was sold by them to Mr.. Mar
hail In 1851 Mr.. Marshall sold the
nroperty to the city OF Vlcksburg tor zen
Years rental Of the wharves, etc, with
the condition. however, that II any
third party intefered, in the course Oh
that ten wears, the period OF interior
renee or stoppage OF contract was 70 DC
aSded to its ultimate length. Between
November, 1851, and November 1901,
Vicksburg Was twice quarantlned On
account Of the yellow lever, ana sue
suffered a blockade OF Blk mon'ns On
sccoun, of the war. And the Supreme
60, ia nov called upon to say whether
the q quarantine and the blockade are 70 70
be regarded in the Ugh. OF TIE ct .a III,
psrties spoken OF in Mr.. Marsnsl !
contract with the city, or whether 'nsy
are Providential circumstances Tnicn'
earthly contractors not being aole 70
toresee, are not to be held responsible
tor /, 10 a matter Of $4,000, Q.
theresbouts, to the reverend plsintini
b M. Corvine, Esq.,, Of Cincinnati, Y
Mr.. Msrshalls counsel and 10 hoPeta
Of success. The decision will soon o'
rendered.