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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust made'by James Burrows and
Eliza his wife, and Martin Burrows and
Amanda his wife, TO the undersigned as
record In the Clerks Office OF the County
Court OF ohio county W. Va, In deed BOOK
No. 81, page 275, will offer for sale al pm y.
lie auction, at The front door OF the Court
House OF OHIO county, W. Va, on
Monday the a3d day OF Feb. 1874.
at 10 o'clock a. m., the following pTope rty,
that is TO say, two certain tracts or parcels
OF land, situated In Ohio county, W. va ,on
Wheeling creek, formerly known az Feay 3
mill property. The first thereof Is bounded
as follows: Beginning at double chestnut
oak on the top OF ridge corner - John
Feary, Sr., and thence with the line T. 4
W. g6 poles TO sugar tree, thence = On r..
l2s poles TO locust, thence N. 90 T.. 5s poles
to beach, thence N. s. w. lao poles, cross
ing Wheeling creek at 81 poles TO me ii: 9eSin.
.fhs tract above described and is bounde1
as follows: Beginning al a stone In the nfst
line OF the trnct above described distance
OF $3.50 poles from the sugar tree stump OF
the original corner tree, and from said
stone S. 627 Z. l8 poles to rock at The
mouth of the tail race, thence T. 4sL W
% 40 poles, thence N. 82x W. 7poes To-
stone in the original line aforesaid, and
with said line to the beginning. containing
In all, the said two tracts, 1857 acres.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash. or as
much more as the purchaser may elect tn
nay, and the balance Of the purchase mon
ey in two equal install ments, pay able !e.
spectlvely, with interest, In ak and twelve
months from the day OF sale, the deferred
payments to he secured by deed Of trust up
on the property or by satisfactory personal
security.
-.H p. No. 300 ChaplIne street,
II, G., uERVEY, Auctioneer. Jan2l.i
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
lew York Money aud Stock Market

New York Money aud Stock Market
New YORK, January 24-MoNEY-
Closed easy at 4@5 per cent. on call.
Foreign exchange closed dull at 4SS!9
4S4 for prime bankers 60 days Sterling
and 4S5 for sight.
GoLD-Closed at 1ll1 after selling st
llli@llls. Carrying rates 5@53 per
cent. Clearings s29, 100000 Treasu.
ry operations at the New York office
for the week included disbursements OF
sl,776 900 for interest and the redemp-
ton Of $50 bonds, and receipts OF 81 =
3sS, 200 for customs. General merchan-
disc imports for the same time 47,-
953,470; produce exports nearly six
millions and specie exports 81 ,O27 ,OOn
GovERNMENrs-StroOg and consider
able demand.
STATE BoNDs-S,ropg, but no: much
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, January 24.-Flour-Dull
but unchanged. Wheat-Actve and
advanced; No. l spring 81 25t; No. Z
do l 24s cash; l 25 seller February;
| 2SI seller March; No. 8 do, | lo9
| Isl; rejected l l2i@l l3!. Corn
Steady; No. 2 mixed 5Stc on spot; 5Stc
seller February; 59Jc seller March 65sc
seller MAY. Oats--Active and advanc>
ed; No. 2, 52sc casb; 425c seller Feb.
rusry; 433c seller March; rejected $50
40c. Rye-In fair demand and ad-
vanced; No. 3, 79i@8Oc. Bariey-Ao-
tive and advanced; No. 2 fall 65@lgS
No. 3 Spring l 40@l 45. seeds-t9uiet
and unchanged. Hogs-Firm OF 20 w w
6,6 30. Pork-Steady; sl4 3o9l4 ~
on spot; II 80 seller February; IA 10
March. Lard-Firm and advanced;
50 Is on spot; Q % seller February;
Q 50 seller March. Provisions-Bulk
meats in fair demand and advanced;
shoulders SIC; short rib middlings TIC;
short clear tic; green meats steady OF
jl@78c; hams 9@9sc for 10 lbs aver
age. Whisky-In fair demand and firm
at Oslo. ..
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Chief Justice Waite.
MEMPHIS.
MaIIee OF 0 Jealous w .fe.

MImrHls, January 2a.-A. G. Rem
old acting secretary of the Howard As
ISOLATION was arrested las, night, on a
charge, OF embezzelipg $500 OF the
funds of the Association, on = state
nent made by his vile. lie was
brought before Justice Spellman thl.
evening and bailed in the sum- OF
$1,000. The officers OF the Assoclasioh
alter a critical examination OF the
books. could find nothing wrong n
them. His wife admits that Jealousy
caused her to have him arrested, but
insists on her original statement. Many
attribute the whole proceedings to her
extreme jealousy.
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t.r Dr. j. BALL e. Co.'s
New Patent Inproyed Ivory Eye


Read for yourself and Restors ycur Sight.
spectscles ana Surgical Operations rem.
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sight IL made perpetual by the use OF the
new Patent Improved Ivory Eye Cups.
Many OF our most eminent phykicianS,
oculls,s, students and divines have had
their Sight permanently Restored for life,
and cured OF the following diseases:
I. Impaired Vision: 2. Presbyopiao Far.
sgghledness, or Dimness of Vision, COM
monty called Blurring; ). Asthenopia, or
Weak Eyes; I. Epiphora, Running or
watery Eyes; s. Sore Ryes-spoc:nsty treated
,cshihe DE C,ps-cure 0rarciacrd; 9. Weak
ncs of the Retins, or Optic Neivt;g'-
ophlhalmia or inflammation OF tho Eye and
ItsRppendages, a. imperfect yision from the
effects OF lpfamatIon !; 6, Photophoe!a, or
Intolerance OF Light; ?. Overworkod Eyes;
10. Mydesopla-movI specks or floating
bodies before tile eyes; II. Amaurosis, or
Obscurity OF Vision, Il. Ca'arac's; Partial
Blindness; tha Loss Of Sight.
Any one can use the IVORY Eye Crrsuith
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Under date of March ssth. Hon. Horace
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~. Bell. of our city, is a conscientious and
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New York Dry Goods market,

NEW YORK, January 2i.-There was
an undertone oil ACTIVITY in Nsw York
to-day, with q brisk demand for prlnts'
percaies and worsted dress goods. Cot
ion goods steady and firm; Cottonsess
are selling freely; Green Bays move &C.
tive and higher; Gingbsms in moderate
request at Ct; Cassimeres and Worsted
Suitings are fairly active; Dry Goods
imports -how great decrease from thu
last two years. s...
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Louisville Market.

LoUIsvILL, January 2I-Cotton-
Quiet at $l5t. Flour-Firm; extra
fancy Sc 25; No. ] 6 80. Wheat
Quiet; white and amber 81 So; red 45.
Corn-Firmer at 6S@7lc. Oats-Firm'
er; mixed 60@62c; white zoe. Provi-
sions-Firmer; mess pork SIS ESQ
lG 25; shoulders 6tc; clear rib sides TO
Sc; clear sides 8sc; sugar cured hams
l2t@l2I; bacon shoulders Tic; clear
rib sides SiSSEc; clear sides 9@9 sc.
Lard-Tierce 9I@93r kegs l2c; prime
steam 7c. Whisky-94t995c. Bag
ring l2I@l4tc. 80.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January 24-Flour-Fair
demand and firm. Wbeat-Active and
advanced; No: . White Wabash
81 CO. No. 3 do 81 so; No. l White
Michigan-$l 55@l Soc No. 2 do
81 40! Amber Michigau-Sl SO
March, 81 Sc; April, 81 81. No. l
Red-sl 54ic; No. 2 do 81 65@sl 40
Corn steady; High Mixed New-63.o:
Low Mixed New-62fc. Oats dull spd
nominal. Hogs firm At IS 40 Fancy
lots sold at $6 so. Clover Seed dull
$5 10, Mammoth IS IS.
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Some time, q Mrs. Buckelby, who
lives over in BARREN county, directed
her son Samuel, 8 lad Of fourteen years,
TO take turn at the churn. No. IS
Samuel had set mis- hear: On goisg Q
fishing at that very time, he got bis
back up" and filty refused TO agitate
the cream. The curvature wss promp'
,ly taken out OF his spine BY 9 clipper,
aud with "tears in syesD he went on
daty with the .dssher. In about half
an hour, and during the brief absence
Of his mother. his eyes fell upon . plate
OF fiy poison, and 3 bright smart
thought struck him. Just before Mrs.
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Farm for Sale.

C,ITTIhTED IL TYLER COUNTY. WET
- Virginia. on the waters Of Middle Ia
land Creek, within two miles of Middle
bourne and eight miles OF sl-ieisyllie, on
the Ohio liver, containing n scre-, 30
acres OF which are pnder q good state 81
cultivation, 10 acres of moo OF bottom
land. The sotl h excellent equally good for
gain or gazing purposes, there being tei
or eleven never failing spgfufs on the farm
improvements: One dwelling house con.
talnibg tx rooms, kitchen, q GOOD ce1iar
under tbc hou.e there 10 alsoa ls rsetc ued
log house on one end of the farfn which
with little repairing wouId be ootnff1l.
able dwelling no lse two wells, one ri each
house, frame stable conveuisntly afyangeJ;
also good gIslDery, work tbop aDd stock
scales, end otber Necessary 0ut bu!ldinft (:
two orchards Of excellent frujL Churches.
schools, and nilD convenient; good sotisiy
and a healthy ueizhborhood. for fuftbsf
Information Inquire on the prfniser, Or
address: t'i
- JEsaE &. L4ZEAR,
hiddiebourne, Tyler County, viva
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PnIIndelphIa Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January 24.-Flour
Dull; euperfine S 25@5 80; western
and Minnesota extra family 7O0@7 -;
State, Ohio and Indians ] 1905 %.
Wheat-Receipts light; red 81 CO. am
Der ] 75@l i6. Rye-Steady at 95c.
Corn-Quiet; old yellow Soc new SIG
S3c; new white 49,. Oats-DulG
white 57962c Coffee-Activei Rio
2I362S4c gold. Petroleum-Crude
lOis; refued lac. Wkisky-Stesdy at
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MASSACHUSETTS.
,...,..,,o, Of pear Mutes.

WoRcHEsrrR, January "a The first
Convention of instructors Of deaf mutes
ever held in this country, is in ssssion
here, discussing methods Of teaching
Articulation to The deal and dumb. The
Convention has voted to establish
manuscript periodicals in the second
symbsIs for distribution in the various
institutions.
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Nlleelinq &eais!ter.

The Ecclesiastical unpleasantuess''
still continues to be the theme Of local
comment, and, a. everything in relation
to the matter is read with good deal
of svidity. We surrender . large portion
Of space this morning to communica-
tions upon this subject The writer.
manifest considerable divergence Of
opinion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-26
PHILADELPHIA.
The HayOralty.

PHILADELPHIA. January 24.-Wm.
C. Little, Independent, has declined the
nomination for mayor as an indepen-
dent candidate. Mayor Blackley, Re-
publican, is now the only candidate in
the field. 20.
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CALIFORNIA.
News Iiens.

SAN FRANCISCO, jar. 24.-E F. Lay
tsn committed suicide 10 day, shootiug Z
himself with pistol.
The weather is clear here and very
cold for this locality and season.
Prospects Tor an. abundant harvest
throughout the State are excellent.
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Market Farm for Sale
...-. z. In, ag..F
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, NIL.

VNRE FOLLOWING BTATEMEHT ~
L strictly In accordance with the facts, and
IL no overdrawD picture OF what can he
done: -
There are ffly acres Tor more can be bsd)
olrich slluvial bottom lands, not liable 10
overflow In the form OF an oblong sguare,
level, and at this time In 6ne condition,
situated between thePotomac river and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with a depot
or switch connected with the property, and
Is about half way between Cumberland and
the denseiy populated coal and iron region
OF Georges Creek Valley, where vegetables,
or, In oiber words, the products Of truck
farm, can be sold In any quantity and at
prices far exceeding the rates In Eastern
cities. .r g. ~. -y .rr .-.s.
! The health Of this place and vicinity is
excellent and ague and fsyar unknown foI
there are also about seyenty-nye acres of
strong limestone upland situated on the
opposite side Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad from the bottom land
The quality Of this Land and III proximity
10 certainly the mort active and best mar.
keta in the world, would make one under.
standing truck farmingt 70 realize fortune
In q few years.
This rexisn Of country Il rapidly nIlirg
mp, and thus far the market cannot be snip.
piled without sending on for vegetables
| lrom other places
II any one desiring 10 make a profitable
investment In such property viii ytxtt thi.
place and ind that all we claim for 10 a
| well as what Is represented about our mar.
kets, &C, has not been correctly slated, hi,
| expenses win be paid We therefore conf
| IDENTIFY invite persons TO come and look and
| investigate the matter for themselves.
There - q lime Kiln on or near the prop
orty, which the party buying can rs.
without rent, and thus make his lime a
simply the expense Of coal ana burning.
Address: B. ID. JOHESON,
! Sebe-eod Cumberland Nd.
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CLEVELAND Marker.

CLsvELAsp, January 4-Whess-
quiet and snchsnged. Cofn-dnil and
jtady st 66@6sc for new; le@7le Tor
Old pixed oan-quiet .. Sic fox White
SOC ior Slate; 48c for No. 2 do. Petfo-
leum-Firm and unchaged.
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SrccKs-In railroad and miscella-
ueous stocks speculation was active du.
ring greater portion Of the day, the
advance ranging from t to 2 per cent (;
late 10 the day prices reached t to |
per cent. but finally there was an i'm
proved tone in the leading features,
which were the Western Union, Uuiou
Pacific. Lake Shore, New York Central,
Pacific and Panama. Total sales from
10 to 9 o'clock were l4S,0O0 shares, OF
which $4,000 were Western Union, 62,
900 Lake Shore, 1900 Union Pac fc,
3 900 Wabash, 1000 Panama, 1900
Pacific, 1000 Ohio's. 5000 New York
Central, 5000 Delaware. Lackawana d
Wilmington, 5000 Cincinnati, Chicago
& indiana Central and 1000 were
North Western.
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"a.
Reportea iasurssstvie,sri..s

Reported tnsurgent tViesertsss
HAVANA. January "a, via Key West
On the night OF the ooh . band Of
negroes made . raid into Trisidsd VAL
ley and burned the MsIognro. 4s-
lojal and Sacra Fanilia. plantations
They carried of all the slaves from The
Mayoguro plantation and completely
desiroyed the machinery BY knocking
it into PIECES Qshers, safersd less.
-Four thousand ipsursepts have sur
rounded Mauzsuelio. The fovefnpept
proposes 70 agsiuembafgo several es.
tates which were lately released. :
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MISSISSIPPI.

BRook HAVEN, January 24.-Stev-
ems hotel, Grant & Lowevehalrs dry
good store, and the postoffice building
we're burned. Loss SIS, 900; no intur-
ance
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INDIANAPOLIS.

Killed on the Railroad.
A young man named VIM Wilson
was run over and Instantly killed last
night on the Union Railway track In
this CITY. rs q
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OHIO.
The state Legtslaturs

COLUMBUS, January A.-ln the
House this mornisg, the House bill to
exempt the American Sewing Machine e
from execution was passed. Bills lweie
introduced providing that The SLATE
coal should be sold by weight except IN
case of special contract; to pay q
bounty for planting and caring for for-
est trees; to provide for separate
schools for colored children. A, ,reso-
luton was adopted inquiriDg into the
various expenditures connected with
the building Of the Central Lunsuc
Chief Jusitce waite.
: TOLEDO Jan. 24.-Chiet Justice
Waite arrived in the city on Saturday
to act as pail bearer at the funeral o.
the late Jesup W. Scott, whom he had
known for IS years. He returned to
Cincinnati on Saturday night, and e1-
pects on Tuesday to resign his positionss
a. President of the State Constitutional
Convention and return TO Toledo on
Wednesday and leave for Washington
the following Monday to enter on his
new official duties.
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ST. LOUIS.
OF Life insurance
Companies

Sr. Lours, January "a The Mound
City lite Iosnrn"ce Company ofthis
city, which lately Isiasured all the pol
icies oi the St. Louis Mutual Life In
sursnce Com pany, has arranged for a
reinsurance OF the policies OF the Mis-.
souri, Life Insurance Company also OF
this city. These consolidated compan-
les will probably be known as the st.
Louis Lite Insurance Company.
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SPAIN.

MADRID. January 24.-The govern.
ment has issued orders for the closing
OF the Alphons Clubs.
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Farmers, Gardnsrs and Prui
8roW0re. .Esrf

Saye Your your land and increase your
nrops Q: wbsst Corn, Potatoes, yegetsbis-'
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cHLoRIpE oFLIME.

D.sinfect your cellars, sinkz, and out doc,
premises with this great deodost19, snd
preserve the health ofyour housthold; Use
Il In your stables and prevent the - OF
many noble animal Sold In gseksSes
reach Of the rich and po0s 1raden7pp3td
az a discount. All letters answered and
orders promptly n3ss6. AA1S@ 1tiAst2
~ HAIRY II. GILI1 Hanrfaeture1,
oct'o 20 WheehnG W. We.
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Speotaclss Rendered Useless.
SAVE v0UR EYES
Restore Your Sight
Throw Away Your Spsctaclts
OLD EYES MADE NEW.

All diseases Of sne Eye successfully treated
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PH o s p HAT e.

The unprecedented succszs ofthis esIeblst-
ed FertilIZeT, should prompt every 1--we ellsr
its tested merits. snd guaranteed 70 Eiye
satisfaction. am alb manufacturing 0nls
New-York tribune., 1874-10-22
THE AMERICAN CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY So
CIETY.

CIyCINNATI Oct. 21.-The sessions Of the
twenty-dtth General Convention OF the Christian
Church and Quarter Centennial Of the General Christian
Missionary Society began in this city yesterday morn
ing The Convention composed of delegates from the
various States and directors and life members OF the
American Christian Missionary Society. Eleven states
are represented Standing Committees we're appointed
az follows:
On Credentials-E. A. Lodge OF Michigan, A. 8. Hale
of Ne~-YOrk and John Allen Of Illinois. On Order OF
Business-A. j. Hobbs aud K X Sloan or ONO. L. l..
Carpenter OF indiana j. n Rodgers OF Missouri, and u.
b. Tyler OF Kentucky
President R. NJ. Bishop OF Cincinnati made the open
ing address In the evening President Pendleton, L.
Of Bethany College, made the memorial address " the
Missionary Society.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-22
TRIAL OF pERELIcT POLICEMEN

Commissioner Voorhis tried s4 patrolmeD,
against whom complaints had been made by their supe.
rior officers, yesterday Roundsman Roger o Baoran
Of the Fifth Precinct accused Of striking Msrgares
Hogan age TO- OF No 4l9 Greenweh-st With BIS club,
but as IL was shown that the striking aecdenta
Commissioner yoorhs dismissed the com plant Capt.
Mcdonnell OF the Twentieth Precinct accused PAroI-
man Patrick II. Waters with having left ms post Ia =
dre line without orders; with having gone loto =
lionor saloon at No. 244 West Forty-ninth-st, and
having drunk glass Of lager-heer; also with beng
so intoxicated 10 be unnt for duty, Tna
accused asserted that he drank sarsapara instead oc
lsger-beer, and denied that he intoxicated. Tue
complaint referred 10 the decision OF the Board OF
Police. John j. Pembroke OF the First Precinct was
accused OF being intoxicated while doing patrol duty.
He did not appear 10 answer the complaint, and the
case was referred decision OF the Board. Ser
geant Wright OF the Twenty ynrst Precinct oed one
days pay for not having entered the name OF prsoner
on the blorter. Testimony taken IN regard IN tho
assertion OF Pafromsn Doran Of the Fifth Precinct that
Roundsman Nelly OF the same precinct had declared
that he would have Doran dismissed from tue Depart
ment fireman testified that be bad heard Nelly
make the assertion bat could not remember the une
when the assertion made The remainder OF tho
cases were unmportant, majority OF them being dso-
bedience Of regulations regarding patrol duty.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-22
THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET.

The Board of Estimate and ApportioD ment
met yesterday, all the members being present. eo-
municatou was received from wm. Durham. keeper Of
the City Prison In Ludlowst, asking that the Board
authorize the Controller pay bills Lsid ever
Mr. Vance said that he had studied The estimates OF tha
various departments, and had received from other
considerable information ~ their needs ho
he and printed the Of the Board
meeting. and that the coosiderston oL the
estimates be postponed for that purpose ne ouorco
tho following resolutions:
Resolved rS.s he coatolr sasse 20 nAie bsdse. ss
y,af l75 an sb before
The pe saa ius.6us ea ssd the
unr, ,,. ,sss lie bsagvi be Dsas shsv sssk 10
..,rs * s.sosi 81 hs for purpose
iccs insssdsd Assssa -
made % viA As sss,s rssssess printed essssss
form ,sr q Ne Dseosn
when the consideration Of tAe dsvAsSnesea estmsSss
viL be tskaA ~