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New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

IuksnAN, MATCH n INIE.
AsHRS-The receipts to-day Is pkg Por Pots there little
sni prices nonnay unchansel quote At 6c Pears
inactive.
BOOTS AND sIl0gSWe notice buyers in owa since
with uuusua nlee much above hall
the G1au Of last Spring apprehension that
Washington foolish 6nsucimeAsus they adjourn
change STOCKS ~ all Kinds ample and the
very desirable The trade has beea
tguncs - -
BROOM corn AND BR00as-Corn remau qle, bat srm
quote GIeea gh SGllci New Green Brush aud St
Brad at 7Gl0e New Red and Red tipped at jaoc B'OOu SLOW
Of sale.
AXThe market remains hr with good Tenant o export
sales of 2OO 10 ~ 32a3ic for Western and Sogthern
COTTON-Taere aetive and fofCoon the
and price, show Improvement Of lsc D. There good 10
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

The Road s wen and favorably known an one Of the
most prosperous and important Trunk Lines in the
West, having already large earnings, which were
for 1873 81 J9 900. We believe the Bonds arc dec
tined 10 take high rank among Railway securities
and at the present low price prove profitable in
vcstment.
January and July. TURNER BROTHRRs,
Bankers i4Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
HARPER & BROTHERS, New YOriA
II Publish This Day;
v1NcENrs LAND OF THE WHITE ELEPHANT
TILE LAND OF TIE WHITE ELEPHANT:


SIGHTS AND SCENES IN soUTTIBASrkRS ASIA Persona
Narrative Of Travel in Farther India embracing ihe
Countries Of Burma Sian, Csmboda and CcehinChna S- d!
vrScssrr MsgnBcnty Illustrated with Map Plans and
numerous wocIeuta Crown svO, Cloth sJ 90
Farther Ip. still more or sealed book Of u.s. and one
could not desire more pleasant fresh geographical lore than our
suthor.-l John Bull, Londou H.
This in upy respects model travel For traveller
sheSs any thing like making and although Mr. Vincent visited
India and China Ceyon and japan, he limits his narrative
lands that are lar The he Describes in h vol
ue led him up the Irrawaday independent Burma thence returning
RanQoon be circuit Of the Malay Peninsula and aer
visit 10 the kingdom SIAM made his through Csmeoa to Tie
French settlements ia CccLChua Tie volume proueY and ei
een illustrated add Mr. vincent
gives plain pleasant account Of all that struck bin as worm
noting In many ways journey extremely interest
ing and journey extremely
interesting 70 read about The whole Of his book worth
reading as giving observations Of intelligent traveller over
countries that are rapidly changing their characteristics Mall
Gazette, London.
rot unwelcone saon knowledge Of the Indochne's
peutnsulas unaffected style descriptive
OF forests kes er. runS shows the author to be
possessed qualities indispensable 70 successful exploration
epey fatigue and petty good hnnor
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The sketches Of society cathedral city very vivid and amusing
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porue Of the best novels Of the season.
[Rngdsh Independent, London.
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abounds picturesque healthy dialogue touches Of patho and quiet
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vtry much-ISp,ctator, London.
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Uniform with Hsrpers illustrated Library Edition OF Wse Coinss
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thf prize.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
z TPPINCOTT's MAGAZINE
FOR APRIL,
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED,
DELIGHTFUL NUMBER
OF THIS


ATTRACTIVE AND PAvoRITB MONTHLY.
The several departments cultivated thOugh Of critical papers, Of
descriptive skees Of poetry and papers social and 1t
crazy questions, being unusually well sustained.
NOW READY, CONTAINING
I TUg NEW HYPERION Ftom Paris to Marv bv WAY 81 the
Rhine Walk Widbsd BY Edward StrshAD. Illustrated
O. WITH THE COUNT DE BBAUyoIR LS JAPAN AND CALI.
PORNIA. By Edward Houiand illustrated
8. MY LOVE CAN HOLD HIS OWN. By Charlotte p Bat.,
MALCOLM Chaps 11-l6 BY George Macdonald, suthor Of
Aunals of Quiet ghborhood," Robert FseOner" &c
g. SOME RBCoLLBCTIoNs OP WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR
By I. AdolphuS TrolOPe
g. MRS BURNETs STORY BY the author of " Blirdpi;s"
7. AMONG THE MEDIUMS. BY John Hayward
6. IN THB sIsTINB CHAPEL By MsrgaretJ }. Preston.
MODERN CRESsIDA Story Of the Day. Chaps 6-s, BY
Francs AsheOn.
10 FLORIDA REEFS AND KEYS. By S. C. Clarke.
APRIL. BY NARY b.
- A PAIR OF FUGITIvES. BY Louise s. Don.
10 TaE DAyCING-SCHoOL IN TAvISTOCG SQUARE
H. A COUNCILLOR JUDGE, AND LEGISLATOR oP THB
OLDBN TIME. BY Samuel W. Penuypacker
MONTHLY GOSSIP; Blind Lesder o the Bind-vio-
Emmanuel La RossThe Musical SeAsonUnpurped Paris
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New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
We annex the closing rates of foreign

Money is easy at and per cent on call, and and
ca on discounts Loans on time are made at 4Q5
per cent for GO days. and at per cent for 60 days 10
months.
United States bonds are strong and in better de-
mand at higher prices under frmer gold. We annex
I,t ptr
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

The RATE OF INTEREST poR Monty is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic BY Prof. Il.
Is. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read st the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully in
TRIBUNE LECTURE Extra No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address TIIR TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
SRvEH PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WEsTRRS RAIL
WAY.
We are authorized TO offer on favorable terms. tho
remaining balance Of 3, 10000 Bonds, due on l3l
miles Of completed Road.
They are secured by first mortgage on the eIten-
sion Of 2l7 mies and tho additional guarantee of
the old line, with which IL hes been consolidated.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

The Quotations. ossed Uo,ton IN store runnin. 10
nor. tbsu half rade above below qu0tea-
tlLEs PRESENT DELIyEar.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

LlMBlk-rhs dsmAud lsf saest srticles d Q fsN
pree, estate s.oeks aoi ss ea "'s
Ia Of the vsats Of tue tfaje -... Al
MoLAssEs-A ksl sa.st sD1 ss>sdy saes capnss -
bbh orleans At TVa12es sale d 800 bets sss
bcsr Pnms slnotJ Ihess r"'As
Mols.ss QuiPt 10 he aa's zee ef ssoca an
NILLfhED-rhe uArtet 10 ara With coed demand 81 fs~
n al n s2s go. 10 10 q s30dsSl 100 }" s"S
s.i2 sys s30ssJi and uroand Fsed a. f1s se -
NEfALS-lrss 10 ipgot dali aud rn>s
osnwarl eadsser hsvs oair s.san ss q i~As -
% cash Nes sbeshas steady S3e and Bes ss ss,
BfoAss ard Yellow Metal snahiss al 2l ssj ss
:Oc easA seeeh Pa oD easns Sall AMI pros are 49,
u sale g gsaes ssa
ns' .iesdy 10 P Lssd hsrs 10 e hts so,si.s ssf @
.sdy, Or'ns, fgs bsh al sso>s. ses ossssss
6hd5s goh. Bar Ppr and shess aaot~ 81 W. kss ~ -
he ,sde PIG A sat straits scarce ass . 10 10
for kHshsh senJ Abss ~ ssss ssS zee - N
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

HEAP-haoHa steady at 9t goh for gooi .lth noie''n ga
price all 0sr kinds Of Fordsn is..
ns " 20as2 80 o Doubs Drcsd VI
81 90 oF single do nd s l5dsl 20 for Unlroe Jsie qaes
ddc gol, ant Juie Bats steady at 27s', -.
NAY AND sTkAW-Pme gsdss Of shipping oontinas ar~ s
the supply decreasing W. HAy-Pnme uaoL
af26 Good Do At s2l as2 sbiBp1z Grades sss
s20, Clover lscoal al si7dSls stus-s@ RE 81 sSSS''
No. DO at fl0dsl2, sBi do. Cat Of sl5 aslI -,
ISDIGO-rhe market st-Sdy with limited leohAns brss s
Of Msrla at 10G sOc and Madras st ~ a9, eurrcsoN
LKAfn bR-emoek- of the of tAnssss s'
rt,i sbsoed l press sfsiea oasssees Sc.
be ioE TIE sssk lSo
steadily vibsst msea change ". quote In es''
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

large reoeips loves fos most eees spdu o. 90 ~
hr demand Tor sbpoIps brands st slight 10 "a
sapcn demnd sboat previous prices Bot a the dos.
We sr dsil and heavy Tor Oh grades the offerings hsers al
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18


Con Meat Jer.e, 81 8Oas4 OJ IA seas4 IS
3 6Ja 20 Corn Ne ,BrwsP.. % Is as
Cor. wsr.W 2j0 3 20 CoSu Meal. Go1 Ear 4 q
Bag Meal iry set,ye, Pns White 81 Gjesl 10 DO fso.
81 G3afl 81 Coarse 81 5J9s o. Cob NsA, 81 2O9sl Co.
Ground Peec 81 2OnSl j5.
rSH-Dy Col steady but there IL He iuqay v.
uno,s Pies Bsuk ~ 75sj and Ge1res d. g. o0asg
b-y HscTerel srn with active ialry Haihr
holders hrm; OF No. al Sl7 90 No
sfae BIS and No. Do sl3 Bor Herring qu q reaf,
No. qaoiel /, 30 05Dc and Sealed 3Od35c W. aaoa.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

The above figures show steady gain of between 6
aud 7per cent per year, the net gain in January,
1874 over the month in 1873 being about 1885, 600
in excess OF operating expenses. The road is trunk
line with fatterng prospects, though from lS6S-Sl
il was in the hands of receivers. 1t forms one
OF the quickest routes from Cincinnati to Chicago.
The recent report of the Illinois Central road dec.
81, 1873 says:
BY the extension OF the Cincinnati and Lafayette Rail-
kankakec ethis road between that station and
Chicago has become part OF the best aud most direct
route between the cities OF Chicago and Cincinnati
running arrangement made with tho Cincinnati line, lie
proving mutually advantageous and profitable
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specle) from the port OF New-York to foreign ports
for the week ending March L. and since the begin
ming of the year:
For the -eet ..s... sss4sSSos acss'%@1s s75if3s
Previously reported. 4l97l323 4993S,2s9 52o5O,5Ol
Since Jan s4jsl7 232 $50, ,766 J62 s57 1901 eSs
PTice OF god......... llO4 liois liz
The earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail way
Company for the month of February were: 1878,
s2S5,Oo6 %; 1874, $2ss,SO2 9O-decrease in 1871,
81, ,704 05.
The Philadelphia stock market is dull Pennsyl
vania Skies, lO9; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
20; Reading Railroad, 57l; Pennsylvania Railroad
52!: Gold 1l2.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
Nem publitatloits.

CHOICE NEW MUSIC AIDA" Charles
~ Wels Zoe, Aida March waits IA. 30e esch Flne
Ango" Crsner soej Lapeers 4ocj eslop Soc Hg.g
Air from Ads Maid Of Gre.de and Oh eharner' Arthur
SULLIVAN $50 each my Goden Ship 35c low q Ihy fstT
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
CITY bank shares were steady on small transac-
tons. The following were the bids:

The following are the official figures of the Indian
apo!is, Cincinnati and Lafayette Railway Company
for the aforementioned years, the same number OF
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
THE MARKETS.
ICareIul, reported tor TaE TKBryaI
RECElPTs OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
TusspAY. Mneh II. 1874

TURaDAY Mafch IT I0IE.
following complete list Of exports shipped Ia vessels "a'ea
were cleared to-ay for foreign ports;
CADk-Bhg s. Gilmore. -
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
DyERNMENT STOCK DFPARrMENT-l0s O'CLOCK
LNa Ii AiGI AGK

AND III O'CLOCK A. NJ.
8 s., Coupon 1851 500 Coupon, 1906 -
S29S 1Sabaa' i6o4 i2o.'
900 .1.,...... ....ll7lt y s 500 Coupon, 1867 -
II q b0O Counon lS65 5000. ll94
2 OOO -. 10 1908 1000...... .....l2.ll9ae
u 5-20 Registered. 1865 b'2O Coupon, 1858 ,,o,
800 .....l2 1883 2O0O ..'..be' 'llo .
1000. .........bcllSas n 5-2O Registered, 1905 ~
U S Currency Gs ZOuOO ''..''''''' *
1000 O.,.,...,,.121l0si 16OO0...... ......l2 Iva
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

TOW BEN. FRANKLIN CONVINCED THE
HI QUAKERs 10 told bs the Hen. GBoRGB GEDDBs in h.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT Of TIE WEBkLf TRIBUNE
s..y In ssssss usHpsn lsi GAksa Pnea eess soDy
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

bhNV IffE WIf''f@ 11''I' ''1'1''' .
SIGHTS AND SCENES IN soUTTIBAsrsRS ASIA Personal
Narrative Of Travel in Farther India embcine 'ne
Countries Of Burma SIAM Csmbo Cochin China 87l-2 BY
FRAsK YIScssr r MsguBcently Illustrated with Map Pans a
numerous WocJeua Crown Svo, Cloth, 80 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-28
A Standard Article Everywhere,

Ii is a long way from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific, and from Maine 10 the Gulf OF
Mexico, but in all the vast area lying
within those boundaries there is not Il city,
Il town, village, settlement, or camp where
HOStetter'S Stomach BitterS is not well
known and in great demand. 1t is the
great household medicine of the American
people and is taken everywhere us II safe
guard against eqidcmicS and endemics, as
n remedy for dyspepsia, biliouSncSS and
irregularities of the bowls, ~ Il cure for
chillS and fever and rheumatic ailments,
us Il Sedative in nervous cases, as Il whole
some eXhilarant in hypochOndria, and aS
Il general inNigOrant and restorative. To
the weak and dropping ii impartS strength
and vitality, bracing the relaxed nerves,
and rouSing all the latent energies of the
system. For twenty years ii has been the
standard tonic and corrective of the west
ern world.
AT thirty-iive the average American dis
covers that he has an "lnfrrnal stomach,
and goes into the hands of the doctors for
the remnant of his life. Prevention is bet
ter than cure, but DR.. Walkers Vinegar
BittcrS will both cure and prevent dyspep-
STA, diseases of the skin, liver, kieneyS and
bladder, and all disorders arising from an
Internal stomach,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-28
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic County Convention
which assembled in this city yesterday
was composed of very respectable and
substantial set of delegates who repre-
sented very fairly the sentiment of the
Democracy of Ohio county. In point OF
general intelligence and worth the Con
vcntion compared very fsvOrably with
the best that has heretofore been held
and each delegate present seemed to be
animated by the sole desire OF
adopting such line of action
as should prove most advantageous
to the party and to Ohio county in gen
cral. As consequence the Convention
was an harmonious one and we doubt not
that its action will meet with general
approval.
Beside the nomination of delegates TO
the Congressional Convention which is
To meet at Ellenboro on the 18th of Au-
gust, which was really all that required
immediate attention, nothing was done.
There are vet nearly three months to
elapSc before the election and 1t
was concluded that the nomination
of candidates for the legislature might
be. with some advantage, postponed until
some day nearer that time. a three
months campaign is rather too long. 1t
Is apt to become tircsome to the people
and annoying to the candidate. In po-
litical rs in military movements 1t is bet
ter to make the contest "ShOrt, sharp and
decisive Acting in this belief the Con-
vention yesterday deemed it best to delay
until some future time the selection of a
county ticket. and we doubt not that when
il reasscmblcs it will be better prepared
to select suitable candidates than now.
As may be seen from the report, res
olutionS were adopted instructing the
delegates to the Convention to vote for
the nomination of j. III. COOP, Esq, rs
the Democratic standard bearer in the
First District These resolutions were
adopted with hcartincsS and unanimity
that showed very plainly the choice of
the Democracy of Ohio county. Should
Mr.. Coop be- nominated at Ellcnboro,
Ohio county will doubtless give him a
splendid vote.
While speaking Of the Conven-
ton, it may not be amiSS to re-
fer to Mr.. CRACRAFT's proposed
candidacy for the State Senate, and to
his card of dcclination which appears
elsewhere in this mornings paper Mr..
CRACRAFT would certainly have been
nominated if II vote had been taken in
regard to the matter Yesterday. Nearly
ali in the convention were his friends and
he NAV we'll feel Aattercd by the com
pliment which they stood ready to beStow.
For reasons set. forth in his card he
declines the honor which, while not for
mallv, was vet virtually rendered by the
Convention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-28
PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF COMMIssIoERs. )
WHEELING, ". Va, July Il, 1874.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF Commissioners.
WHEELING, ". Va, July IL, 1874.
Proposals will be received at this office
until saturday, August LIST, nj o'clock D..
m. for the following county work:
Bogg'S Hill road. 1890 cubic yards eNca-
walton, more or less.
Meeting House Hill, 900 cubic yards ex-
cavatiOn. more or less.
West Union and ROney'S Point, 1890
cubic yards excavation, more or less.
Wheeling and West Liberty road, first
mile Ia round up to u first class road, ac-
cording 10 specifications, ready for mecada-
MIXING.
Wheeling and West Liberty roads. about
COO cubic yards, macadamiZing first mile.
Wheeling and West Liberty road from
Clinton to Brooke county line, second class
road, according to specification ready for
macadamizing.
County Superintendent of roads, J. d.
Whitman, Esq, will DE on the BOggS Hill
road July 25th, and on the. Meeting House
Hill road July 18th and 18th.
The Board Of Commissioners reserve the
right To reject any or all bids.
Specifications at this office.
CHAS. II. DEITERS,
iNlT Clerk
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-28
4 Card--Mr. Craeraft's DecIination.
WHEELING, July p, 1874.

w hfEl.INu, JulN -, iCif'
Editors of the Register:
Several days ago, at the urgent solicit
tation of some of my good friends, | al
lowed my name to be used as II candidate
for State Senate from this district. A
number of my friends, who were MEM
bcrS of the Convention which assembled
in this city to-day, also indicated to me
that they were favorable to my nomina-
ton for that position. Now whilst no
one, under the circumstances, could ap-
prcciatc more than myself the compli-
mcnt they intend in my nomination, yet
feel it to be my duty to decline their
compliment, aS well rs ali other political
tavorS at this time. The Democratic
party of Ohio county have already con-
tcrred upon me first rate office and |
have no inclination to abandon it. 1t is
my earnest wish, however, that the best
possible ticket be put forward for the
Senate and House of Delegates, and who
ever the Convention may choose may be
assured of my warmcst support.
Truly yours
+. e.. CRACRAFT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-28
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN-
TION.
Delegates TO Congressional COnven-
Administrations for j. II. Good.
Esq.-NOC County NOminationS-Iiar-
monious SessiOn-tdjO urnedt to Meet
OH the Call Of President Salisbury.

The Democratic County Convention
met in the Chamber of the Second
Branch of Council. yesterday morning,
and was called to order at lO4 o'clock by
ISRAEL UrDEGRApH, Secretary of the
Democratic Committee of Ohio County.
On motion of George Forbes of Web
stcr, JOSEPH SALISBURY, Esq, of Center
was chosen Chairman of the Convention;
and. ON motion of. NJ. Todd, OF Web
stcr +. G.. CRACRAFT, Esq, was made
Secretary.
George Forbes. of Webster moved that
the Democratic vote cast ut the last Gu-
bcrnatnrial election hr made the basis of
representation in this Convention, which
was, ON motion of j. VI. Todd, of Web
stcr 50 amended aS to apply to all
the Districts except Clay, and that. the
Democratic vote cast for President III
1872 be the basis in this District; and the
motion thus amended was adopted. The
strength of each District in the Convrn-
ton will accordingly be- rs follows:
UqxhingioH. 32G votes; Modi>on, 2jG;
(gau 3O7; U,,ion. 3s7; centre. 29G; U'cb-
~trr $40; R;tchie, 80; Tri0idphjd, 2l9;
LIBERTY l2l; Richia"d l@5-TorAL,
2,GO3.
The Secretary then proceeded to call
the roll of Districts, and the following
gentlemen answered to their names n
delegates VIZ.
W'ashinqtom District-William \. Will
son. ii. W. Phillips, Michael Edwards.
Madison EiStrict-Simon keim, George
Schwartzbaugh, George Ankle.
(7ag Di<tyict-E. G.. Cracraft, John
Nolan. John o. Pendlcton.
Union DiSt1ict-John W. Boring,
August Rolf and Andrew King.
centre DiStrict-,john Buttcrteld, Will
liam Klcvis, Joseph Salisbury.
Webster DiStrict-J. NJ Todd George
Forbes. Thomas Prior.
Ritchic Di<trjct-AuguSt Wiedebu>ch,
Louis Stcubenrauch.
Triadsiphia Di<trict-J. {. Hervey,
John Helfcnbinc.
Liberty DiStrict-John FariS, ii. Boone,
VIM. Castor.
Richland DiSt,1ct-Geo. Sawtcll. W.
II. Caldwell, 4. J. Mccullough.
J. F. Smith, of Triadelphia. and John
Waterhousr, Jr., of Richie, We're not
present.
George Forbes, of Webster, moved
that the Convention proceed to appoint
one delegate from each district to repre-
sent Ohio county in the Congressional
Convention. to be held nj Ellenhcro, Aug
18th; which motion was amended by the
appointment of committee of ten whose
duty il was 10 select and report In this
Convention the names of thirty Demo-
Gratis as delegates to the Ellenboro Con-
vention. The Chair appointed this Com
mittee AS follows: W0Shingtoh-Wm. a.
Wilson; Madiso,,-George Ankle; Clay
John O. Pendleton; t"ion-Aug
Rolf: Csuter-John Buttertield; Webster
j. NJ. Todd; Ritchie-Aug. W"lde-
busch; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Helfenline;
LiJerty-Ham. Boone; RichlaHd-Wm.
II. Caldwell.
The Committee retired, and after an
absence of fifteen minutes returned and
reported the following
DELEGATES TO THE CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION:
Observation-Disclosures List, Michael
Edwards, A. T. Garden.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-28
MEMORANDUM.

BY decree Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county, entered on the 9Th OF February.
lSD, the above mentioned tracts Of jO6-lW
100 acres and the coal underlying the tract
Of 1871 acres, were divided and partiti0ned
between said Thompson and wife, and
Lewis Lunsiord, who held undivided in
terests therein said decree or partItinn
is recorded In the Office Of the Clerk 1fthe
County Court OF Ohio county, i'm deed
book No. -, page IA, &c. uy-.i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-28
A &z zS5 E. CENTENNIAL
LIVINGSTONE IS DEAD,

NOR ~ YEARS MILLIONS HAVE IN
Il tently watched his perilous yet heroic
StauggleS, and grand achievements, ana
now eagerly desire the COmqlete lIife-HiS-
tory OF this wOrld-renowned hero and
bcnefactor, which unfolds also the curioSi,
ties and wealth Of Il wild and wonderful
country. II Is just ready. 1000 agents
wanted quickly. One agent sold lSi, an
other 1856 one week. For particulars address
HUBBARD BROS, either Phila., Boston,
or Cincinnati, Ohio. Jc2b ID
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-28
FOR, SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
lot with Frame store Room attached,
No. ~, Bird street, South Wheeling. said
house is Il two story brick, containing
seven rooms and hall; is pleasantly locat-
ed, and never reached by high water, and
is In good order. Will sell the brick build
ing and half lot separate or sell all t0Seth-
er, as may suit purchaser. This property,
will be sold reasonable and terms easy, II
desired. Enquire at the premises.
iy27 eodra JOHN KIRKPATRICK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-28
COPARTNERSHIP.

TNUE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day formed cOpartnerShip under and
by the firm name of Martin, Redman 4
60. for til" purpose of conducting, in all
its various branches, a general Machin"
Shop business, in Bodley's Wagon shop
building. corner Chaplinc and 18th streets.
our facilities for doing all kinds Of work in
our line are unSurpassedby any shop in
the city. and all our work guaranteed To be
first class.
We respectfully solicit a fair share OF
public patronage.
f.. W. MARTIN,
H. W. REDMAN,
WM. DUTY,
GEO. q. McKOTN,
WHEELING, July, LIST, 1874. jyS