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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
TAX SALE.

According to the rcv"uur laws of the state
Of Louisiana, rrnri'hug t"I rh" collection Of
taxes, and especially act l. "i general a>sr'n-
bly, 1873, | have seized and wIil proceed 20
sell at the courthouse door IN the town oi
rayville on
Saturday, The 2S;h day Of Oe'oder. 1876
the following described lands, Or such Iar
thereof a may b. necessary to pay the driin-
quent and curreu; taxes due the STATE 81
Louisiana ana parish Of richiand and al!
penalties aud costs:
Mocs, Hichari-S qr of ne qr sec l /. /
Il Mr." l.; " % Of : or see .. " qr at
II e or sec 3. L - y, RI f. roniii linn. -
acres more ar less State tax 1893, penalties
1888, parish tax 1921. auditor, recorder. GU
rator al hoe, printer and collectors costs - -
total 500 ~.
WM. 7. OLIVER,
Tax Cuiir,.lpr
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28

Our republican friends tell US that
the war debt has heretofore prevented
the government building our levees,
but, if their party is continued in pow.
or another four years the work will be
sure to be done. This debt did not
stand in the way Of the appropriation
Of millions Of public money to build
up railroad and other gigantic monop-
nlias
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
MALICIOUS EaLSENCOD.
Base SANDER of the Citizens Of
Richland for Political Effect

There is a wicked lot Of bulldoz-
ers in the lower part of Richland par
ish, q section made forever notorious
by cowarjlv assassination Of Judge
Crawford On the sixteenth gang
of them went TO Rayvillc, it Is alledg-
ed, for the purpose of insulting Mr..
C. Z. Wheeler, Republican candidate
for Senator, should be attempt 10 adj
dress the people. As this sport was
spoiled by Mr.. Wheeler's failure to
speak, the festive cusseS amused
themselves BY burning down the store,
Warehouse and other ourbui!diugs of
Mr.. H. Rush, a prominent Repubii.
can and most eD'crprising citizen.
Some soldiers, a United States COM
missioner and depulv marshal would
have a pacifying Influence in Rich
land"
Tie above base and malicious lie,
manufactured from the whole cloth,
appeared among the Political Notes"
of the New Orleans Republican, of
October 22nd. \ more malignant
and groundlcss falsehood was never
concocted and put in circulation by
the father of lies"
LIST. Crawford was not assassinatcd
in this parish. 2nd. Wheeler had nc
appointment to speak at RayviIle OF
the 10th 3rd. There was but one
! white man in Rayville fron the
southern par, Of the parish, that we
saw, on that night and be was hero
with cotton hauled here for shipment
and worked as hard as any man could
to save Rushs'" house from burning
we allude to ID. ltaMoorc 4th. Rush
had neither warehouse or store burn
ed. His kitchen caught fire from The
pipe of the cook stove and it and one
other little cabin burned in spite 0
all the people, white and black, could
do, everything being very dry ant
water scarce but they saved hi:
housee by hard work. These are thu
simple facts Of the case.
We learn that some of the Repub
Leans Of our parish who were presen
at the fire, including Rush himself
have written statement to the New
Orleans Democrat, denouncing th'
whole matter as q base and groundles!
falsehood from beginning to end. Ii
the name of the slandered people o
this parish, we demand that the Re
publican correct this falsehood, anC
also furnish US with the name Of it
informant, otherwise the editor of tina
paper will be held personally respon
sible for originating this base s!ande
on a peaceful and law-abiding people
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
TAN SALE.
VI. /. OILY ER,
Tax Collector.

According to the revenue laws of the State
of Louisiana providing for the collection of
taxes aud especially act Il of general assem-
bly, 1873. have selzed and will proceed to
sell at the courthouse door in the town of
Rayvillc on
Saturday, the 2Sh day Of OcloJer, 1876,
the following described lands, or sucn part
thereof as may be necessary to pay the deIin-
qnent and current taxes due the state Of Lou
isiana and parish Of Riclland and all per allies
and costs
Denegre, d. Est of-W J of T. J, f J Of
NV az, " or OF II W ar and : W or sec IL. Il
ar OF e or. II of n W ar Sec ID, } of sec
49, + half of f. half OF sec p, w half of \
Or, sec 81, W or sec II, w qrot wqr
sec %, e or and half OF n W qr, wqr Of
n W or, W half Of : ar and W ar sec %, +
half sec 80, + half OF n ar. II c Gr Of seq
sec 33. or Of n W ar and W half of W
ar sec "a, wqr of W or sec 81, I is \
RS F.; n eqrr If eqr, half Of II half and
or sec all sec >, IA, sec 3, except lots
h ,, half sec 10; all secs ! | and l., half
of W halt sec 81; all secs %, %, - ana IS !;
E half of n W or. half and c or Of w or
sec 80; all sec 81, TON. r s f.; W halt
sec ,, W half sec | !; all secs 3 and 10, L Is
y, l.; all secs |, >, 3, II and 10, L Is
y, r f; e or sec s, II e ar of n t ar, W
half of or: T. half of II W qr,s W or sec %,
n half of n W or sec 81, n ar and half of n
W or and W ar sec 81. L - y. R I f; W
half Of 5 e ar, e half of W ar, ar OF 5 "
ar sec Il. half of e Or sec 10, c half of n
W qr and w ar sec 90, n eqr OF 5 ar sec
Die half sec %. J OF n eqr, e ar sec, az
ot s ar sec 30; II e ar sec 81. n W ar sec,
seqr sec b, e ar of u e ar, half OF or,
W half of t half and W halt sec 30, L ID y,
g f; half sec, n half Of wqr sec /, n c
ar and half of 5 ar sec ,, e half Of n halt
and half Of half sec i Ii n, k r.
containing 10, 1888 acres, more or less. State
tax 1869, penalties 6i6,39, parish tax 722!
! iS, auditor, recorder, curator al hoe, printer
and collectors costs lJ.7j; total S27sli3.
WM. T. OLIVER,
Tax Collector
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
TAN SALE.
WV. /. O.IyEc,
Tax Collector

According to the revenue laws of the state
of Louisiana, provi ling for the collection OF
taxes and especially act Il OF general Assem-
bly, 1878. | have srilrd and will proceed To-
sell at the courthouse door in the toxin OF
Rayvi!le on,
Saturday. the 2Sh day Of OrtoJr, 1876,
the following described lands, or such part
thereof a. may he necessary To pay 1h" drin1-
Qurnt aud current taxes due the state at Lou
i,raua and parish OF RichIand and al penal.
ties aud costs
NcEnery, SOS c % of sec 80. I l. y.
Il ; T. containing 100 acres, more or les
State tax 2j.1l, penalties 2l.l,. parish taN
- 50, auditor, recorder. rutatur al hoe printer
and collectors costs 1913; total 93.53.
WM. L. OLIVER,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28

The opinions of the press relative
to the two colored men, Flowers aud
Ward of Colfax notoriety, seem to
be varied. Some are of the opium
ion that they Lave acknowledged
that they were perfect tends, who de-
serve the punishment Of the vi!es,
felons. 1t is true that their conduct
was demonical, but it must be remsm-
bered that they were the mere tools
of the Kellogg aud Packard power.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28

1t seems that in the Independent
movement in Orleans parish the Re-
publicans expected to get the men,
hers of the Legislature and let the
independent democrats have the other
Offices. But the bottom has fallen
out of the whole affair.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
Attention, Pomona Grange

The officers and members Of Richland
Pomona Grange are earnestly requested 10
meet in the town Of RayvilIc on "Wednesday,
the first day of November, in "call meeting.
for the purpose Of eiec,ing a representative to
the State Grange; also any other business
which may be legally brought before tie
Grange.
Having missed our regular meeting, this
called meeting will be substituted in lieu
thereof. Take notice and govern yourselves
accordingly.
THOMAS A. SPIERS W. NJ
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28

DY virtue of an order of sale, issued from
ID SAID court and T. me directed | have
seized aud will offer iur sale GA
Sa urday, the l9th Of November, 1875,
at Girard, La between the legal hours OF
sale, the following described property belong
ing To the succession Of Margaret Stafford, de-
ceased. to wit The stafford Mansion >:ua-
ted near Glrar!, together with the piece OF
ground on which the same j. situated, contain.
ing 20 acres more or loss and all the improve
mcnts thereon, more particularly describe on
the inventory. 2nd-The White Store, in
which said VI Stafford formerly did mercantile
business, situated near GIrard. together with
the lot of ground on winch said ,toIe Is >ina-
ted containing about one acre. 3rd-Thc
north half of tine northeast quarter of section
81. L. II n, X. East, containing eighty
acres more or less. SaId property will lie sold
to pay debts, for cash NJ not loss than the APP
praisement VIM 5. Mel NTOSH,
Oct. lirh, lS1G.-Gt Administrator.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28

We are panied to see the death of
an esteemed friend, Ii. W. Drake,
Esq. of Waterproof, rensas parish,
announced in the New Orleans Chris
,ian Advocate. lie is well known to
many of our citizens as quiet citizen,
conscientious attorney and christian
gentlemen, and was for some time
citizen of Floyd, lie died some weeks
since.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
FURNITURE Business

OF ]. d. StIes, Nicksburg, is continued IN
the same house by his widow, Mrs. Phu-by
Stiles, Administrative of his estate. All or
ders will be flied with usual terms and
promptness. Thanking our many friends for
former iavOrs, we respectfully solicit con-
iinuance of the same. Ii. STILES.
PHGBY STILES, Agent.
Admx. Oct. 81, 1876
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28

T OSV...Four promIsory notes. dated July
] :Ird, 1876, and signed J. B. Robbins, due
respectively Sept. Bird. Oct. Bird and Nov. 3rd,
1876. for SIUS.33s each, with interest at rate
of 4, ct p annum from due ul paid; all on
one piece of paper, and drawn payable to
ihe order of Abram Thompson. All persons
are hereby notified not TO trade for saId notes.
ABSAM THOMPSON.
O.t OH IST6-it
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
Canned Fruits, Pickles. Vcget-
ables, Etc.

O0n CASES , and 3 ID Fruits;
Jul 200 Gases and , b Vegetables;
100 Cases Pickles. p:niS, quarts, gallon and
gallon:
30 Gases assorted .Ielles, in gobets, tum-
oilers, and wine glasses;
- Cases assorted Preserves;
20 Cases assorted Pie Fraii-, for hotels AMI
families;
20 Cases pure Current Jeiiies;
80 Cases Brandy Peaches;
100 Cases and = 10 Cove Oysters,
All bought from Packers in Baltimore, en-
aiding us To- offer bargains TO dealers and cuu-
sumer,. LAMkIN X EGGLE>TON,
Ocll NIcksburg.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
WANTED. & SITUATION,

w o. manager 81 II pian'dilun a. general
sul eTIurru.ru', by u"c "no know, bow u
farm. hpp'y to F LAMAR,
urIi-t Crew Lake. ~.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
RAYVILLE. LOUISIANA.
Saturday, October, %, 1875.

We are authorized to announce the name Of
MAJOR W'M. L. OLIVER,
As an independent candidate for Representa-
tive Of Rich!and parish in the next General
Assembly of Louisiana.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
FAMILY GROCERIES,
WANTED
FORA SUPERB WORK OF
F R E N CHI A r T.

.'WOMEN of the Bible illustrated in oil
colors with copies the most celebrated paint
Ings by the great European Masters. Some
thing entirely new; captiva;es every one.
With it is the handsomest premium ever offer
ed. The best and most elegant book for fall
and the holiday season. Extra
terms To cool Agents. Apply to
J. B. FORD & CO, Publishers,
Sept. 9-St. New York.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
Salt Eish...Catcll 1876.

DOE IIERRING-In Barrels;
IL, In Kits;
Shad Roe-In Kits:
Mess Mackerel-In ! Barrels;
In Kits;
Tongues and Sounds-ln kit;
Mackcre No. and 3, in barrels and kits.
ocl4 LANklN Il EGGLESTON.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
SUCCESSION SALE.

Successio" Of Margaret StcFord, Deceased.
Parish Court, Parish OF Rlchiand.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28

Our subscription price IS only three dollars.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
FOR GOVERNOR.
GEN. FRANCIS Il. NICHOLAS.


GEN. FRANCIS Il. NICHOLAS,
OF ASSUMPTION.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
HON. LOUIS A. WILTZ,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
III. N. OGDEN,
Of ORLEANS.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WM. A. STRONG,
FOR AUDITOR,
ALLEN JUMEL,
OF IBERvILLE.
FOR SUP'T. PUBLIC EDUCATION,
ROBERT NJ! LUSHER,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR CONGRESS. FIFTH DISTRICT,
w. w. FARMER,
OF oUACHITA.
FOR STATE. SENATE,
MAI. III. IL. LUCAS,
OF MADISON.
FOR JUDGE I4TH DISTRICT,
s. q. PARSONS,
or MuREHoUsE.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY nth DIST.
w. N. POTTS,
OF HIGHLAND.
DEMOCRATIC PARISH TICKET.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
II. III. TOLER.
FOR PARISH JUDGE.
Il. G.. MONTGOMERY.
FOR CLERK,
j. NEWT. PITTS.
FOR SHERIFF..
j. ANDREW LIDDELL.
FOR RECORDER,
WILEY II. MANGHAM.
FOR POLICE JURORS.
JOHN BISHOP.
W. JORDAN.
JOHN II. MILLING.
II. G.. MANGHAM,
P. H: PARHAM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10
The Iron Business.

There are over 700 pudding furnaces
in Pittsburgh, and the average produc-
ton of IRON per day is put ut about 500
tons. We have heard II rather curious
calculation made by an iron master,
which hears directly on the great problem
now before this industry IN this city.
The experience had at three different
rolling mills which have been using natd-
raj gas has shown that there is much
less waste Of iron than attends the manu-
facturc if coal is used. Now, has the reader
any idea what this involves?
Our friend Gays that the mills in this
city, lose, in the average, (and very low
average he makes on purpesel sir per
cent OF the iron in converting pig iron
into the shapes of merchsntable iron. In
other words, nearly one hundred tons OF
iron are lost, go to waste. in Pittsburgh
every day! This iron costs on the average
thirty dollars ton, making the loss from
this waste about So 600 day. The
mill of Graf. Bennett Il Co.
and Spapg, Chsliant Il Go. eStlmste
their waste of iron TO be only one per cent.
The economy from the use of gas there
tore amounts 10 about one dollar and
half per ton, or for the total product o.
our city over $1,000 per day. We, our
selves, place implicit confidence in the
calculations Of our informant, but the
aeader can, if he chooses, divide this saw.
ing BY two, II will still show that the
iron business can lay down the gas con-
duit from Butler county, and pay for the
same, counting only this source OF econ.
omy, in one year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10
PERSONAL.
Editors OF the Register:

Editors OF the Register:
We are pleased TO note the arrival 10
Wsynesburg Of Prof. ID. 7. Williams,
who comes TO pay sshort visit among his
numerous friends in town.
Prof. w. is member of the fsculiy
in the West Liberty State Normal School
of West Virgins. He reports success
in that institution which is, ut present
under the pr'Aeipalship OF Pnf j G.
Swim. Prois. Swim aad Williams
were formerly members of the faculty of
Wsynesburg College, and from person
al knowledge of their attsinmens as
scholars, their skill, industry, and pro-
ficiency in the art Of teaching. we be-
speak for them success in their work, and
liberal patronage from the friends of the
West Liberty Normal School.
H. d. PATTON.
Rawses5,.ry College, April Z, 1876.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10

"PHYsIcs and Hydraulics of the Mis-
sissippi River" is the title of a pamphlet
furnished US by the author, JAMES B..
EAps, civil engineer. 1t is 4 review OF
the report OF the United States Levec
Commission, and thinks that they have
erred in their recommendations Tor the
improvement, and deepening the chan
mel of tho Mississippi. Mr.. EADs thinks
that the following eight statements,
which, form the basis of the plan and
recommen dation of the Levee Commits
sion, are in conflict with natural laws or
observed facts, and therefore erroneous:
lst. That increased volume will per-
manently raise the flood,in
I'd. That outlets will permanently
lower the flood-line.
3D. That cut-offs will permanently
raise the foodhne below them.
4th. That the river is always under.
charged with sediment.
9th That no relation exists between
current velocity end quantity ofsediment
suspended.
9th. That crevasses do not cause de.
posites below them.
7th. That the bed Of the river cannot
yield.
Sth. That clay which resists the &C
ton of the strong current almost like
marble forms the real bed of the river.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10

The Hale House at Charleston opens
out with Will Clarkson as chief clerk
and w. L. MOffett caterer. .---------
EX-SENATOR CALDWELL has bought
out the Writ county Mentor. Good luck
to him. .i-.se a.,
THE Charlestown bank declares a SEMI
annus. dividend of five per cent ready
for payment gA erred a
A BULLTowN dealer recently shipped
1926 dozen eggs in one lot. Tho mems
in Braxton must be lively kino' anu
good many of them.
IT is hard 20 tell from the Point Pleas
ant Register which is the most popular
ia Mason county, WALKER or KENNA.
WE are grati6ed to see the welcome
face OF the Fairmont West Tirginian on
our table again. 1t looks somewhat
frightened, but not seriously hurt by the
late fire.
SHERIFF MONROE, of Harrison county,
was assaulted on the streets of Clarks-
burg, by a young man named Bell, who
had a pistol. Mr.. Monroe succeeded in
taking his pistol from him and handed
him to the authorities.
The Clsrksburg Net0s excuses itself
for want Of local matter on account OF
the toothache. Where is the Clarksburg
d,ntis. who has his advertisement on
; every tree between Clarksburg ana
Buchanon?
AN old canteen has been dug up near
Oakland the mouth piece marked "G.
W." It. is supposed to be the one that
Washington carried in the Braddock
campaign because it smelt OF milk, and
81. W." never took his skinned.
For THE BLACK HILLs.-Several
Wood county citizens will prospect
about the Black Hills this summer.
Three or four won't from Volcano this
week, and we learn That others will fol-
low shortly.-.State Jowcnat.
The Greenbrier Independent says that
a meeting Of citizens held in LewisburS
to consider some propositions of the
Anglo-Virginian Freehold Land Com
pany of England, come to the conclusion
that the Company was an impudent
swindle.
MEssRs. WALKER K EMMA and Dennis
addressed the Fayette county people at
the late Circuit Court, but tho Mountain
Herald says Harlow, the Nestor of the
West Virginia press, was the most pop
ular candidate on the ground. "Walker
and Kenna may speak to tho men from
every stump in the district, but Harlow
follows them home, and Is found at every
Gleside, in;tructing the old lady, and the
bows. He can't be beat" We endorse
that sentiment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10

WE have looked earnestly and eagerly
for those editorials in Republican papers
denouncing the corruption of the present
administration, but somehow we have
failed to find them. We see good deal
about PENDLETo about CLYMER run
ming MARSH away, and all that sort OF
thing; but when MARSH came back and
swore that CLYMER had tried to prevail
on him to remain and that he was fright
ened away By threats of the other party,
these same Republican papers failed to
correct the ialsehood they had given cir
culation to.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10

"WHEN corruption has taken hold OF
the yitals, there is no life left" were the
words of prominent Republican in the
County Convention, last Saturday. 1t is
an appropriate text for tue funeral
services of the Republican party.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10

WE were agreeably surprised on yes
terday evening by having the Fairmont
Inder laid on our table, looking as neat
and fresh as if it had never smelt fire.
We congratulate you, Major. and may it
be long time be long time before those
tombstones are buarried. The Lnder is
good paper. and we congratulate the
noble Democracy OF Marion in hov'ns
such an organ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10

BLAINE or MORTON will probably re-
ceive the West Virginia vote in the Gin
cinnati Convention. From present in
dications BRIsTow will get mighty
small slice, if any.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10

THE Bloody Flag is to be the banner
under which the Republicans are to fight
the next canvass. Anything to distract
attention from the putrescent condision
of the Radical administration.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10

A SPECIAL to the Baltimore Gazette
from Washington, of the 18th inst, says;
at is the opinion here tonight that
the differences between Grant and Bris-
tow are irreconcilable. His friends say
that he went to Louisville at the urgent
request of his friends, which in a measure
confirms the report made to day by Re-
publican members in the House to the
effect that another scandal, which cannot
be talked or testified down, would be
developed If a certain party should so
to Washington and testify what he
knows. 1t was to dissuade this individual
from coming that made his friends so
anxious to hsye Bristow visit Louisville
Immediately"
Is it possible that the last reform can
didate the Radicals had is on the road to
meet BELKNAP2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10

Da. HHNRk WEST, of St. Evansville.
has been appointed Trustee of the In
sane Asylum at Athens.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10

TIE Martinsburg Statesman threatens
that if Attorney General Matthews re
ceives the Democratic nomination for
Governor next fall, it will bolt the ticket.
The Statesman is only indulging in a po-
lite node of soliciting backsheesh-State
.LlnrnnL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10
NEw FIT sM

HAVING THIS DAY PURCHASED
III the entire interest or Mr. John ~.
Hoffman In the stock of Leather. shoe
Findings, &c, nj No. 1852 Main street, l
have associated with me Mr.. John A..
White. for the purpose of conducting tho
business at the old stand, under tho firm
name OF Berger Il White. Thanking the
trade Tor the patronage bestowed hereto
fore. respectfully solicit n contiu uance of
the same tor the new firm.
JACOB BERGER
WHEELING, April 4. 1876.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10
Di SOLUTION.

nNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the firm name OF Berger
y Holman, rs deal, in leather, shoe
findings, tee., at No. 1852 Main street, is
this day dissolved by mstuat consent.
John q. Hoffman withdrawing. The ac-
counts of thu firm will be settled at the
Office by either party.
JACOB BERGER,
JOHN q. HOFFMAN, Sr.
WHEELING, w. VA April 4, 1876. apps
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10
THE WEEKLY REGIsTER

Is-the-taryest ana aitogernef the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
West VIRGINIA, It will be sent TO any adj
dress one wear for S2.O0. Valuable premi-
ums to cfuu agents and TO subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10
Wheeling Female College.

nELiGHTrUL AND HEALTHFCLL O-
IL CATION. The College is home-like
and elegant in all its appointments.
Terms moderate In al the Departments
For Circulars or other Information ad-
dress the Principal,
aprla MISS A TAYLOR
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10
NOTICE.

HAVING BERN APPOINTED CON-
IL mittee OF my father, Frederick Roth
ermund, this Is TO give notice To all persons
having claims against him to present
them TO me, properly authenticated, for
payment, and 10 thoss who are indebted
10 him 10 call and settle
.s JOHN ROTHERMUND,
% Committee OF Frederick Rothermund.
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