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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-08
/ RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.


Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
s5No. Leaves Lebanon ct. AK.
Arrives at Nashville st.s:3o Al
TsS Leaves Nashville at. 400 P. n.
Arrives at Lebanon st. $40 ?. u.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at 1890 clock AN.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Arrive
at Lebanon q O'Clock P. y. on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays. H
Nashville, ChattanOORa, Memphis ~
sc. louis Railway.
chattanooga train leaves s:45 A. N. and s:OOP. u.
srrives1:3OP n. and l:30 A. n.
Memphis and St. Louis
train leaVes.......... 500 A. Il. and LAS PIN.
arrives. ...445 A. N. and 4:45 P. n.
az " arrives 9:50A.M.
The 500 P. n. snd5;o0 A. n. trains ran daily.
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad.
Leave Staten on North College street at 500
n, and 200 P. N, Daily.
Arrives at 1876 A. n, and o:l5 p. n.
TIVE a ssSv sn aSG 9' a s9P ao sTy ESs s.
Geld junction.
GaIIatin accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. p. n
louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern RatIrOad.-.-NsshVille and
Decatur Division.
Leave L. & N. Depot, North College street,
Going South-8:0 AN; 5:16 Pm.
Arrive North-4:45 AM: las Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
vile and Nashville Depot, North College street.
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot.
COLUMBIA AoooMMoDATIoH-Lesves $40 P.
H., arrives 9:55 AM, from L. & n. Depot, North
College street.
Bt. Louis, Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railway.
st. Louis Mail leaves Nashville ........ 500 An
Accommodation leaves Nashville. ..... .1:45 Pm
St. Louis Mail arrives at Nashville. .11:55 Pm
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. .7:40 An
Loutsv1lleand Cincinnati Short Lino
Railroad.
Trains leave GndarriTe at Louisville Rstollows:
.4. p LEAv1. ARRIVE.
Bouthern Fast Line, except
Sunday. s.95 A. N. T:50 p. n.
n York Express, daily SIS P. II. 1880 p. n.
New York Night Express,
daiiy....................1 Hoo P. n. 5:I6 A. \.
sunday. ................ 800 A. n. Hoo A. n.
Sunday. 26Or K. G:3O P. 4.
Lagrange Accommodation
except Sunday......... sos p. n. sos A. n.
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Just Received-The New Cremeux
Scarf in all the latest day and evening
shades at G. RICE & Co.
MARI cod 1w
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STATE OF TIE wEATHKR

FsIeerGpkie Report from SIGNAL Ssrvfes Corps U.
y a. Of Ohrsrnntion. n 3.5S o,cEncE p n
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February 3.
FLOUR-Scarce and firm.

FLOUR-Scarce and firm.
GRAIN-Wheat steady and in fair
request for local and speculative pur-
poses; No. 2 spring at 243@25c; closed
at Csc seller February; 27s@275c seller
March. Corn steady and fairly active;
No. 2 sold at 302@305c cash; closed at
3O1c cash; 3ltc seller March. Oats
firm and quiet No. 2 sold at 2539
25sc cash; 26t@26ic seller March;
closed steady at the outside figure. Rye
quiet and steady at 6S@6S4c for No. 2
Barley dull and weak; No. 2 sold at
72c cash; 74@75c seller March.
HIG WINES-At size; no sales.
HOGS-Dressed SC lower and mod
erately active al 81 50@5 90 for heavy
and light weights. Live 5@l0c lower
and active at So 1904 IS for common
to extra. ..
PROVISIONS - Weaker. Mess
pork at $l2 25@12 30 seller March and
SIP so seller April. Lard at 81 30 cash
and 81 so seller March. Dry sailed
shoulders at Bic loose and Ate boxed.
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet and I'M
changed at So 55@6 so for stockers to
extra prime beeves.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
.f4Sd .EsEaihbgI .Es!dEI6s.sT nstslE
Few York Market. -are
INV Yosx. February 5.

INV YokK. FeDruary 8. I,
FLOUR-Marketi ID steady with good
demand for low grades. The export
demand is somewhat checked BY the
scarcity Of freight room and high rates
of freight, at IS 40@7 Is for superfne
State; 81 35@7 IS for extra State; 81 80
as 10 for choice do; IS 60@8 IS for
fancy do 6 1907 Is for superfne vests
ern; 81 30@7 30 for common to medium
extra western; IS 00@8 so for choice
do; 50 SOC 10 10 for common to
choice white wheat western extra;
81 1907 90 fer common TO good ship
ping brands of extra round hoop Ohio;
IS 70@10 IS for trade brands So 90
@9 so for common to fair extra St.
Louie 80 50@l3 so for good to choice
do. Rye -four 10 quiet and unchanged.
Corn meal is quiet at g 35@3 Is for
yellow western; IS 40@3 SO for white
do g 95@4 90 for Brandywine, and
50 so for Jersey. '...
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and without
decided change. The scarcity Of freight
room and high rate of freights checks
the export demand; at ! 62@1 72& for
No. 2 spring in store and afoat; 81 Is
al 7S for No. l do; 81 90@2 90 for win.
ter red western; g O0@2 05 for amber
western, and 81 00@2 IS for white do.
Rye is dull and nominal. Barley 10
very quiet. Barley malt is inactive.
Corn 10 in fair request and steady at
for new mixed western, and
66a@67c for yellow western. Oats
steady, and prime stock is scarce and
wanted. at 53f@55c for new mixed
western; SAC for old do in store; 500
size for white western; SAC for mixed
State, and 5l3@53ic for black do.
PROVISIONS-Pork, the market
is quiet and nominal at $l4 Is for
new mess $1l 81 for extra prime,
and $l3 S73@l4 90 for new prime
mess. Beef is dull and unchanged at
SO 00@l1 IS for plain mess and Sl2 90
@13 SO for extra do. Bee! hams sell
slowly without any material change at
$32 29@32 so. Tierce beef is dull and
nominal at $2l 00@23 90 for prime
mess, and $2l 00@23 90 for India
mess. Cut meats steady at l2@l3c
for hams, and7@73c for shoulders.
Middles are quiet and unchanged at !
@74o for long clear. Lard steady
with fair demand at Sic for No. l to
prime steam, and SIC for kettle rem
dered.
COTTON-On spot opens quiet and
steady al 20tc for low middlings, and
21sc for middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-Firm at &c for crude
and 203c for refined.
TALL0W-Is quiet at S4c; stearine
is dull at 8s@8ac.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged at
94c,
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landed at Vicksburg al right except
thefoes OF ten mon killed and hftsen
wounded among the latter our Oaptain;
Isaac N. Brown. Our Gag was three
times cut down, and each time again
planted by our First lieutenant HEX.
Stevens, although exposed 10 Q murder
GUS fire from rifemen on the river
bank and behind cotton bales placed on
f1atboats. There were even six and
twelve pound field pieces mounted on
flatboats and the gunners protected by
cotton bales. On our arrival at Vicks.
burg we could not help but experience
a feeling. Of, relief. which however,
was disturbed by movement in the
Federal feet above the city! o. About
dark six of the fleet got under weigh
and moved down the river, determined
to cut the Arkansas loose from her
moorings or destroy her. As soon a.
the vessels came in range OF the bat
teries stationed on theriver banks, they
were fired on, and for more than an
hour the discharge of cannon was ter
rible. However, it was not replied to
until, as each of the Federal vessels
neared the Arkansas, they in turn gave
a brosdside, none Of which took effect,
save one shot, fred from the large gun
of the Hartford, which struck the Ar
kansas about six inches above the
water line, far aft, going through
the engine 8 room, killing an en-
gineer and q coal HEAVIER, who
happened to. be out OF his place,
thus making q total loss of only twelve
killed and fifteen wounded, while the
report through the Northern papers
placed the Federal loss at 500 killed
and wounded; the Carondolet sunk and
the Tyler blown up, to say nothing Of
the damage otherwise done to the feet.
The battle was one of the most severe
in all the annals Of naval warfare.
There were, possibly, during the war
vessels which destroyed more than did
the Arkansas, but not which encoun-
tered such odds. One vessel fighting
twenty-six. the former mounting only
ten guns, while the latter no less than
800, and for q space of two hours and
forty. five minutes.
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AsSIGNEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF ASSIGN
d ment made by Henry Schomber to me,
dated the 18th day of January, 1873, and OF
record in the Clerks Office of the County
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, l
shall, on the 23d day of January, 1873, sell at
Pubic Auction at the late store room OF the
said Henry Schomber, No. 81 Market street,
Wheeling, the entire remaining stock OF
ready made clothing, piece goods, gentle,
mems furnishing goods, &C., OF the said
Henry Schomoer.
Terms OF sale cash.
W. II. CALDWELL,
,.nl4-i Assignee.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February 3.
COTTON-Quiet middlings at 2Oic
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat, sales Of red al
81 Is. Corn at 4l@43c. Oats at 80
@40c.
PROYISIONS-Steady and transao
tions light; mess pork at $l2 75@l3 90.
Green meats quiet shoulders at Ate;
clear sides at 6t@6ic. Bulk meats,
shoulders at 41c for fully cured; clear
sides at 61c. Bacon, shoulders at 5 la
sic; clear rib eli les at TIC; clear sides
at Sc. Sugar cured hams at l2@l3tc.
Lard, city kettle al SC.
TOBACCO-Quiet.
WHISKY-Stesdy at CSC.
H0GS-Live firm; prices; "a BOO
4 Is.
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For Sale.

TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
tnf No. IA. northwest corner of Centre and
seventh streets. in shriver's addition to the
also a two-story Frame Dwelling, with
ten rooms and good cellar, hot and colo
water up and down stairs, with gas In all
the rooms Situated on the east side OF
Chapline street, in the Sixth ward OF the
sjty of wheeling. For price and terms see
l.. G HUGHEs,
nova Real Estate Agent
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Valuable Coal Property For
Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes to sell I'm
whole or in part that portion OF coal now
acres, located along the Ohio river, about
one-third OF mile north OF the city limits,
together with one acre of surface at the en-
rsuce on the side nearest the river, and
three acres of surface around the other en-
trance back Of Fulton. The vein OF coal
will vary from feet 8 inches to feet in
depth, and could be conveniently shipped
by means OF the county road, or by the r.
w. Ak. X. r., as the entrance on the river
side is not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms, or exchanged for good town prop
erty.
janlS.h WALTER MARSHALL.
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FOR RENT.

nossEssION GIVEN ON TIE FIRST
Of April. the desirable store room, VIII
~ Monroe and Fourth streets, Odd Fellows
Hall, now occupied as Drug store by Mr.,
z. booking. Apply to J. NJ. Bickei, at the
.1fiice OF the Board OF Education, or 70
dscIS.b w. p MCKELVEY.
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WITH FULL HALF LOT
FOR SALE.

EARN ADJOINING GLEN EAsToN,
u well improved.
Farm on ong Run, Marshall county,
well improved; three miles from Ohio
river.
Brick House and three acres best garden
ing land, adjoining Moundsville.
Wv. HOGE & BRO,
ian3O VIVA Land Agency, Market 1T.
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NeUYOrk Money Market.

New York money market.
New YORK, February 3, 6 P. M.
MONEY-After tending up to l-32
fiat per day, closed at 7 currency to 7
gold. -
dull at 1904 for prime sterling 20 days
and ll04 for sight.
GOLD-Was lower and ranged from
lib 10 ll3a.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was steady on moderate transactions
and dealings were the most active at
second board; 1881 skies sold at 1870
1881; 1865, old, l15i@ll53; 1868,
ll6i@l16s; 1868, 1863; lO-4Os. AS;
currency 6s, lI5s.
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FOR RENT.

Q,HE BRICK HOUSE OCCUPIED 81
James Mckee, as grocery and dwelling,
located on Clay street, East Wheeling, one
among the best grocery stands In the CITY
Possession given april l, 1873; Apply 70
dacl6 N A. M. aDA "
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FOR RENT.

THR SPACIOUS ROOM ON MAIN
street, now occupied by John Roemer'
a. NV Goods store, with fixtures COM
plste. Possession given LIST OF April.
Apply to ,DrrpSoN
ian1I ra W, r. fEl hfNooS'
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For Sale.

- A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
M6 with seven or eight rooms, on JACOB
street; also small Frame House with
two rooms on Jacob street; also new
Brick House on Eoh street, contalnlhS
four rooms. L. q. HUGHES,
onoS Real Estate Agent.
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FOR SALE.

az ACRES OF LAND ON THE BAL
,11l timore Il Ohio Railroad, near Glo-
vsr's Gap, Marion county, W. Va, 6y
w. ". H0GE BRO,
decs l06 Market street.
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For Rent.

UNHR HALL NOW OCCUPIED ~ II
Young Mems ChriStion Assoclat ION.
Entrance next door to the City Bank on
Market street.
Possession given April LIST, 1873. ,p
fans ~. INA
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MEDICAL.
WolVl1klk

period Of ~ SstisS EkAR gelssI
many tho1sandossass kslQoA - <
potentand seresabls nsaaoAps fAaknesnrA1G-
cations presented By thna e,A0 e ~ -
positive certainty and sxsctasaa- .sss 1900. ~
To designate hia aatah spssiah eo -
have named " -gtuNP NSSrs rss<sss
Dr.. Piarce's FAvorits PSsSa ~;
rne,.m, however. Il b. . sIsslsa sz,sui isasl
1 my mos. ,s,1 %,t .ns .npssss'S s:. & :. ~
observer. have while witnessing ~ peopHe
sults in the few special dissasas inc1e.es - -
separate organism Of woman, stnGiee ~
the CLIMAX o. efeO0k01
safe, and efsctnayfsn1eds % t11fS 49, -.
and one thafsylrst al g.. esard NO. 4lIE9 !.
stances act kindly ara 40 rAH,onY ~ - -
which govern the tmale Httea 49, I'd
, make my sa ssgS:.ss sn 1.
the most sanguine expectations OF 2 single 1MSA
lady who employs q tos sny q - sil..S -
which l recommend IL that 80 - - -
under A Positive GUA1AnL1 q
twothirds ofths contests q 81 1920 ~
I will on return OF the bottle. No9kie1IoI -
medicine having been taken according -
tons. and the case being one fof which /! -
% ,S ao P' sss N.Y.. s' Ss,s ss aSSs
tues, could not oner it - DO under thces &C.,
tons; but having witnessed III usy ninssnsos
cures In Thousands OF sasee. u leel - .
ranteA and Ic.sss0y C.3S ins
." The soIIouins are among tAcss aissass -
which my Havorite PreoegtRsten. -
worked cnres-as n b. mage and y53 teSop
eSSfa.s e Excessive Flowing. isiaN Is:1AlC
Periods, suppressions vhsn I'm pAnae12
causes irregularities, weak Becks Iu&pA q
hllIng Of the Uterus, Antsverstm md 1.NWY
sion, Bearing Down SennstiooA IntoaA 80
TS s Sisesrrisss, CSrocle oe.SsS5I 81:
tammatiou aud Ulccratioa q VI W.
trncy. Rarrenness, or Stevility, fs0aAe - ouoA
and very many other chroaies aiDeeo netdns y
woman no. mentioned s1sS hsfs: = Essh 6 -
vel OF the world. .Thi. ns9ish p
extol AZ q cure-all, but tt adniNA9 - Q
sinsicnees Of puryese. Sslsg = - ..
system OF woman. II win Aos ajeeeDsalk -
viii IL do harm in any stats or ccA4uot.. "
be found invaluable IN diseass tnctdsos - ~
nancy, and can be taken In mrdssse 49, vt!A
q MotherSs Cordial, and % FSp1se -
system for parturition that II sendep gehllo3ebeg
easy. | have received the heartfelt pt44e ~
hundreds OF mothers for the insstanss4 49,
/ oiIer my Favorite Prcschpsioa, - $780,
OF America with tho sincerity Of "a hoeSWl
and for their best welfare. Those ~ 04tF6
further information on thesc subjects 80 00AAD
II in nv TREArlsE ON CHnoNic DnnAMm ~gWo
GESHRAryE AND rRNARr ODaAno, ooulsno9D
lrum observation upon receipt q Gopl1
stamps Il trcats infinitely on thoee. 6b>o00 ~
culiaf TO Females, and gives mnch valnAh1ne1D
In NJ ard % their management, l4.1.l ...aX
ana. PIERCE's FAy0BILhR ,
c,'.SrPrsON ~ SOLD nHAsA
l.!.Sg ..ASS DBJsGIAIss ~ vts4D
per bottle.
Manufactured n, Tho Chemical Laboratory -
DTIERCE, II. n. Y<e1,r'
rrvvuO. ~
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FOR r EMIT.
FOR RENT.

rI,HE STORE ROOM ADJOINING THE
i City Bank and lately occupied by ".
W, Stoner, deceased. Possession given
April ], 1873. n. Una
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FOR RENT.

,J,BREE 80 ROOMS ON THE SECOND
floor in the building sitna ,eu COZ fsr
Market and Quincy Streets DeS raDie iof
aftice or sleeping rooms. Possession gwen
hHn nv A' JaMFa HANT'THN.
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Refined Sugars.

49, RARRELs EXCEISIoR 4. B Aa99
II sxfa O Oo6ee Sugars Jues gSS3TJV
ND Tor sale b.
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WANTED.
TO KNOW THAT WE
~. keep the largest assortmentin the loisy
oil TRUSSES

n, various patterns and for every form OF
p Ru E 70 that We can AZ almost any case
=, l,shtr Also. ABDOMINAL SUPPORT.
FRS SHOULDER BRACES, BAN HgASnG'
sYRiNGEs and SURGICAL LNsfko-i
NEVIS rssdi ~ sfe osssrs for rruses and Sup
nortera gtye the circumference round the
kins and apecify whether Right, Lett or
mnn6iA TruE Is wanted. Addre9
-IGTI LOGAN, Ln1 q CO:i
Wholesale and Retail Drnegls0' "neei'
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Save Your Horses.

rHR SORE THROAT AND GLANDU.
lar dwellings, which appear among the
symptoms Of the prevailing horse pisease'
are best treated with
II IN nsed and recommended by the street
railway, omnibus and livery stables, and In
The present EPIDEMIC I ass sie appicaton
'i'pA ~ ~ LOGAN, LIST Il CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
" WHEELING.
United States Depository.

4 general Banking, Exchanee and CoIles.
ton business transacted with ndslity end
promptness.
paiG thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In gun1o % eutt.
ooin always on nand Tor the soeomsnodo,
don o. the pubic.
Accounts OF AsIohsnis, nsualagtassA
Gan ksTy and others solicited.
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SIS OranbeFfies.
IN RARRELS CRANBERRlke'
~ SXoyu LIT. DAvMfeRT = PAa0.
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pt x e = 's 60 slsR :;s'l EI& ~
many tho1send. easAss ksAQAA, - =
10 woman, lhave oss1 aphle9 =
cations presented by thaa elA0 & y
positive certainty and sxnctasas- sss 1900 81
To designate thia aatarA spssila u
have named Il AZ g.ta-a SNss, rsssh.s
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DIED.

DULTY-In Louisville, Ky, March 8
1879 al the residence OF her in law, Cap
tain l.. NJ. Virden, Mrs MARY DULTY, vile
OF the late Colonel George Dulty.
DUNNlNG-On Marcn IL, at $50 p, M
Mrs. SARAH LEE bUNNING. In the 76lh
year OF her age. '..' .. =
The funeral will take place from the resi-.
der ce of her son, ]. A Cunning, on Clay
street between 5th and 9Th, on sunday at
o'clock n. Friends OF the family are in
vited to attend. ...
Steubenville Herald please copy. ..
RICHARD ON-At Wellsburg on the
morning o: the IA inst NATHANIEL RICH
ARDsoN aged Az years.
The funeral will take place from his late
residence on Quincy street, tomorrow Sun.
day afternoon at O'Clock Frienss OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
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THE Committee on Federal Relations
in the Massachusetts Legislature is
hearing an argument in favor OF ex'
puuging the censure passed upon Sena
to. SUMNER for a resolution against
placing the names of battles OF tie
late war on military colors. The pro
posals OF Senator SUMNER, was one that
was conceived in humane spirit, and
certainly called for no special censure
which was indeed only spiteful SLAP
at him by the Radicals, who were in
censed at his opposition to GRANTS re-
election. The proof of this is that he
offered substantially the same resolu-
ton on the Sth Of May, 1862, in the
Senate, and neither there nor anywhere
else was any indignation as it expressed.
Why censure him now and not then
There are now indications that the"loy
alists" OF Massachusetts feel that they
made a very silly mistake in the matter
and that they have brought censurt
upon themselves rather than upon the
Senator. The resolutions will probably
be expunged.
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The legislative bill relating to roads
bridges, &c, bids fair to undergo very
material modification before it becomes
law. The old plan OF requiring each
citizen between certain ages to work
upon the roads a certain number o.
days in each year, was wrong in prlncl'
pie and failure in practice. The men
who did the work felt the injustice Of
the system, and, having little personal
interest in the m tier, shirked the I'M
pleasant duty as much as possible. Be-
sides, our State is 80 sparsely populated
in those sections that are most in need
OF roads, that it is impossible for the
scattered settlers to build, by their own
labor the highways that, are needed tol
opening up and developing the State,
We trust. therefore, that the new law
will place the burden of road-making
upon the properly to be benefited by
the roads, rather than upon individuals
a majority of whom receive but slight
advantages therefrom.
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In speaking OF tn extraordinary raPidity
with which Hostetter's stomach Bitters re-
crutes debilitsted and e1 hausted system,
the preparation is usually referred to as
yeget BILE tonic o. MAJ Vicious power. But
those who suppose that its Operations are
limited 10 its direct effect upon the diges-
tive organs little understand the true ma
ture of this comp extensive remedy. II Is
not only a tonic, but also a gentle laxitiiye
an active anti-biliious medicine, MID
d,ure lie, a wholesome exhilerant, a rPgulat-
or, and a general Alternative. II Is to This
combination OF many essential SANITARY
properties that the article owes Its sue 'ess
in a variety of distressing complaints, each
OF which in ordinary practice Is subject To
a difierent mole OF treatment Ii is i'm pos
sihlg Ia invigorate feeble and diseased
organization without regulating and Curi'
fying it. The Bitlers do both.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-15
LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF WEST VIRGIsIA, TO uJt :.

STATE OF WEST VIRGIsA, N amt.
ohio county,
Al rules, held In the Jerks office of the
County curt OF the county OF ONO lur
snii court on the last Mo day In February
1873.
IN CHANCFRY.
Richard v. Whelan guardian of John
Ruhl and Joseph Ruhl, com planant
~.
Caroline FifZ, administrators Of John RITZ.
deceased, C troline RiiZ, Mary Nichols and
David SiClOls, her husband, C8tharlne
Never and Henry Meyer, her husband,
James NJ. LitZ, John A. ritZ, onsfsniine
Ruhl. Anna Riiz and James NJ. Ritz, her
guardian, vi liam Ritz, Car oline bradley
and Ralph Bradley defendants.
The object nf this suit ~ To eff Ct tn" par
titinn of certain real estate lying In the
lOunty and state aiOr esaid, OF which John
RI Y, decea>. d, oil, d siesed, and II appearing
from an afiidavit filed In his cause tnat
aIoline Bradley, Ralph bradley, Mar!
Nichols. David Nichols and constant ne
Rhul Defendants, IN Aforesaid, are noli
residents o. this State, they are hereby re-
quired In appear Wi hin one IN NTH ai u
the gate OF the frst publication hereof, and
do what may be- necessary 10 protect their
interests IN this suit.
copy test. kOBT Is. WOpD~,
Clerk OF County Court for ohio county
WIN. h. McEnrue, solicitor or cnm'
plauaut feb25-oswb