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?aUg {gtrtriligfttfe*. OAUPBKLL & M'DSBMOT, r?or?tiroua aid iditou. TIUIl.-nuiT, -'T ITTf Tlrt. IfliiMM Dmi, br msll. Hi adTUMk?ZZJ ?,W idT?nev.. 1 V? WnU.1,lll?lTOU?t 4_? vot Vtnil.tti mo*th?, X? WUEKLIIU, WHT VAj* Wednesday Morning, September 20. Mt.-usa. Hcbbabd aod Cbabb speak at Welleburg tojiay. Wi publish od our first page a sensible aod interestiog article on the Commercial Situation. Oaa year government Certificates sold yesterday at 94j. Cleveland aod Pitts burgh at lllf and Port Wayne at 10tf. No stock in the market would be as sen ?stive to the news yesterday as MtClellan stock. It'e a kind of stock in which thero promises to be a heavy "short" |interest about November. Secsbtabt Stawtoh did the handsome thing yesterday in sendiog a prompt of ficial dispatch to the loyal Mayor of onr loyal city announcing the glorious victory in the Valley. The Secretary's heart is in hie work, brimful and runoiug over. Thb gold market did not give down yes fcTcfty to the extent anticipated on the streets after the news from the valley. Must people looked to see it drop down close to 200, and many were the inquiries as to the quotatiens. The tolerable firm neas is partially explained in our dispatches The withdrawal of large balances from the Bank of Eoglaod in consequence of the unsettled state of Europe, aa well aa the heavy shipments to India for cotton, have so raised the rate of British discount as to create a demand for gold on this side of the Atianiio. Notwithstanding this.demand, however, it closed heavy yesterday, and its it*gs are as weak aa tboae of a drunken DUO. The general markets show continued feverisboes*. Tub victory of Sheridan over the rebels in the Valley cbangea as well ss simplifies the campaign. It is impossible as yet to teil how determinate in its character the result is. It the rebels are routed and tl-eing and demuralistd, Sheridan doubt* less wil! push on up the Valley and strike at once (or Lynchburg. If Early is able to keep bis army together aod make a saving retre*t Fy holding bis pursuers in chock, w? will still bave work to do in the Valley. Etrly is badly crippled, but is probably able to defend himself, and in this oondition the oe-trer be can get to Riobmond and his btse the better be is off. His policy is to g-t Sh-ridno away from hia convenient base provided at tbesame time be can bold him off from attack. But we hope that Sberi dau is strong enough to push on aod force the fighting. It would be iodeed, glorious if such should prove to be the case. In that event E irly must retreat to Lee. Lee can not help blm where he is, having his fUlftls full with Grant. . The consequents of such a retreat it is impossible to estimate. It would give us Stanton and the Virginia Central road, and Lynchburg and the Vir gioia and Tennessee road. Iynohbnrg is only 8?eond to Riobmond itself in the eyes of the rebels. To lake it now would be io thrir ears the olick that precedes the crock of doom. Sheridan has a large and spleodid cav alry force. It is well known that great at tention was given to this arm of his com mand, at the time of its organisation. lie was assigned an unusual proportion of cav airy. The design is now apparent. Grant doubtless bad in view the'present battle, an i his wish was to make it as fatal aa possible to the rebels, by enabling Sheri dan to pursue and harass and cut them up, giving them no rest on their retreat, aod, if possible, to disperse and utterly stam pede them. Secretary 8tanton reports a vigorous pursuit as going on, (he retnll of which we shall probably hear to-day. We may depend that Grant, who has lately been on the spot and set this ball in mo tiou. knows the value of an opportunity, and we bave the fullest confidence that his instructions are to pursue and smite the stricken rebels to the last point of endu rance. Ybstbbdav's oews gave cause of rejoic ing to <<very loyal heart. No one could help seeing in it what is called in the sz pressire parlance of the street a decided "lick ahe-id " .Sheridan's victory is no small affair. His owo army is large and abd eo is or was that of Early. The pub lic bave not as a general thing correctly estimated tbeir cumbers. We doubt if the two armies fell short of ooe hundred thousand mfo. A victory between sueh numbers is always importaot. It is especi? ally so In the valley. We gato in every way aod the rebels lose correspondingly. We gain the Baltimore road; also the troops of tbn Middle Department to be osed elsewhere; also the pease and quiet of the s*?te of Marlyand aod the safety of Washington, and more than nil we gain the lost link that belonged to Grant's cam paign when be crossed the Rtpidan. The rebels lope the Valley, always con sidered vital to tbeir occupaocy of Vir ginia. Tbey lose its immense supplies, and also all the easy facilities which for three years it baa presented for diversions These losses are heavy disasters, aod they will fall with the weight of lead upon the miode of the rebel leaders in <Riobmond. We may depeod that they will make ao effort to hold tbe upper portion of it, some such effort as tbey have made to regaio tbe Weldoo road. ? "Thb beginning of tbe end" is the exact phase that jost.now applies to tbn status of the rebellion. Patience and hope, friends! and yet a Tb? much talked ot tnTMlon policy of ibe rebels has probably ended fore.er Id Barly's defeat. .?? long a. be w?? ?ble lo maintain himself ?l Martinsburi? aud Win chester. and thus tbreat.n Maryland and the National Capital, bil army wa? a great bng-a boo to the loyal frontier?Indeed to tbe whole North?aud the Pennsylvania!)! e.prclally lay down and rose op under con tinual apprehension. But the border Is now oli'ar?mora effectually (O we tbiok lb an it ever baa been since tbe rebels first occupied Winchester under Joe Johnson in the SpriDg of 1801.' Jt Will require the ! best talent of Lee and Davis to maintain themselves as fat north as Richmond. If they aocceed In saving their organisation in Virginia, they will have established mili tary reputations even more undeniable than those now accorded to them. Gil, Hookkb said .? "I do not hesitate to say that the failure of the Peninsular cam paign iS to be attributed to the want of generalship of the part ofour commander." General Casey testifies that after Fair Oaks, "if Gen MeClellan had ponfesssd the energetic qualities of a great General, we should have taken Richmond. When, after the victory at Malvern Hill' won while MeClellan was on board the gunboat, the order to retreat to Harrison's Landing was received, General Kearney s iid : Philip Kearney, an old officer enter my solemn protest against this order for retreat; we onght, instead of retreat log, to follow up the enemy and take Richmond. And in full view of all the responsibility of soch a declaration, 1 say to you all, such an order eanom/y bt prompt ed by cowardice or treaeon." Oar Waal Vlrfiala Bojre and thk Election. One of our Wheeling boys in the First West Virginia regiment, in writing to a friend and former comrade here, expresses himself thus as regards polities in the army: "How is It with MeClellan and 'peace on any-terms' in Wheeling? I hope none of my friends are guilty of supporting him. Our regiment is a unit for Old Abe, eman cipation and tbe war. Tbey are too sen sible to vote otherwise. Tbe poor, pitiful appeals made by tbe Peace Convention for their votea has no effect whatever upon ibem. All they want is for you at home to do your duty. Send us recruits quickly and fill up our ranks, and we will procure peace, not by voting,fo r the Chickahcminy hero, bat by ball and powder, and by vu tiog for Lincoln and Johnson." A West Virginia. Kcmlnltcenct Con nected withOcn. Koieertm Correspondence of tho Cincinnati Uaaette. St. Loots, Sept. 13. The New York Tribune of the 3d has an nrtoole cpicd frowtbo Biobmood Whip of June, 1862, which is such an outrage upon truth and the patriotic character of Major General Rosecrans, that it wonld be crim inal not to brand the falsehood. Here it is; "After the nattle of Rich Mountain both I MeClellan and Rosecrans declared to Coo I federate officers wbo were prisoners of war, I tbat thry^uould much rather be leading an I army agminet UaeeachueetU than Virginia.? I This cbd be proved by unimpeachable an I tbority, if denied. This boasted soldier I and 'gentleman' of tbe North is as much a I hireling and adventurer as any Hessian in I bis ranks. If he has any copscit nce, it re I bukes him daily for the base work in which I be is employed- Wnen to tbe pangs of re* I morse is addod tbe shame of defeat, his I conditien will be such as even an enemy nay pity." U will be seen that the article is am 1 biguous in its remarks, as it does not indi I oate which of the Generals it means to I brand as "hireling and adventurer;" but I as it is calculated to injure the spotless I fame of the hero of Rich Mountain, not I because the Whig Bnysso, but because tbe I Tribune repeats it, tbe correspondent took 1 tbe pains to see Mijor General Rosecrans, 1 and bear from his lips tbe lie refuted- Gen. I Rosecrans says that he pronounced this I statement false at the time, and over his I signature gave tbe facts with regard to the I "Confederate officers" referred to. The I facts as repeated now are simply these: I After tbe battle of Rich Mountain, Gov. I Pierpoint issued au address to the people 1 of Virginia, calling upon them to abandon (the rebel cause and to return to tbeir al | legiance. An agent of tbe Governor read 1 this address to the rebel prisoners taken I in tbat battle, and was denounced by I those "Confederate officers," also pria I oners of war, as a traitor (to the rebel I cause.) Gen. Rosecrans bearing of tbis, I sent for tbe rebel officers to bis tent, and I told them tbat it would not do for them to I donounce any one.as a traitor wbo had not (departed from bis allegiance to tbe Gov lernment of tbe United States, for tbat was lathing which could not be rammed down I their throats with a vengeance, and that I tbey bad no right besides, to attempt I to prevent tbe rebel soldiers listening to I Got- Pierpoint'a address, beoause be (Gen I Rosecrans) had positive knowledge tbat I tbey desired to bear it. Some conversation I ensued, in tbe course of which Qen. Rose I crans remarked that he ifas fighting to maintain tbe honor and integrity of his I Government, and that he would just as I lief lead his army againBl Massachusetts, I provided she rebelled, as against Virgioia, which bad rebelfei. Tbis was all. Gen* I MeClellan was not present, and bad no looooection whatever with tbe circumatau ces. I What the Prealdent Saya About Sla very?He Alma to Save the Union. "If there be those wbo would not save I the Union unless they couTd at the same I time slavery, I do not agree with them. I* "If there be those who would not save I tbe Union unless tbey could at the same | I time destroy slavery, I do not agree with I tbem. *r. paramount object is to save tbe | Union, and not either to save or destroy I slavery. - "If I coutd save the Union without free I ing any slave, 1 would do it-?if I oould I do it by freeing all the slaves I. would do I it?and if I could do it by freeing some I and leaving others alone, I would also do | that. "What I do about slavery sod the col I ored race, I do beoause I believe it helps I to save tbis Union. "I shall do less whenever I shall believe I what I am doing hurts the cause, aod I 1 shall do more whenever T believe doing I more will help tbe cause."?[A. Lihcolh. Thi N. Y. Tribune knows a man who | wants to bet one hundrad thousand dol I lars, in sums of one to five thousand* tbat I MoClellan will be defeated. Tea draft is no respecter of persons.? I President Lincoln's two private Secretaries | were drawn yesterday in Wasbiogton. How Atlut* Loom-Flgi ?"* Orapas -atiulii of the BU|?-Top#ir.pli? etL Correepoodence of the H. T. Trfbone. Atlanta, Oa., Tuesday, Sept. 6. The 20th Corp* is now located in the famous cilj, occupying the forts and works so recently filled by the rebel?. The city was captured by Col. Cobnrn, 33d Indi Mia. on the 2d lost., wfro was sent by Gen. 1 Slocum front the Chattahoochee river on a rcconnoisnnce The eaoae day tba Oprpe 1 followed in. The work! of the enemy are I of the moat formidable character, embrac Tn?,a' ?ircult of some twelve miles. The abatil, palisades, rifle pita, ramparts, In neiie, redoubts, redana, and varied torma of earthworks, eihibit every variety of de feneive expedient used in modern warfare. Nothing in military experience baa inr paaaed the industry of ?be enemy, this campaign, except that of onr own. Mere, however, the enemy had eome 1,500 negro men constantly at work, and marched them off. with too'.s on shoulder, wbee be left. The hills at all points around the eily af forded good po?Hlon? for iath work.. ' This Is a peculiarly situated and built ; efty, with itnill dlT.rglog from the c?W and running oul upon Intervening <pac?i are not bolU upon, )W? u if the map were ?;wagon wheel and toe builo.M bou??? were near aod ?o<in(J the hub and the reiideneei w?r? buM ?loo* the spoke* to the outer rim. Man/ of these residences are elegant and oonTenieot,wi?h large lots and One shrubbery. The naWra growth Is a mirture of; ?m?ll oak and pine, while the band ol culler, has interspersed the China tree, Grape, Ujrrtle, Rose, Laa rel, Holly, Honey suckle, Seniallre pleat, ?*bd a multitude of the most beautiful shrubs, full nf.odors end rich colors. In deed, nothing can exceed the beauty of the plant* and trees ol this region.. The city has contained a population of eighteen thouiend Inhabitants, (about six thousand are here now,) and on accoont of the salubrity of the climate and purity of its waurs, It being on the diridiog ridge between the Gulf and the Atlantic, bae become a place of residence to many weel | tby persons. ? Here 6gs are now ripe and banging on I tbe trees, this being the second orop.? Orapes grow in abnndance, and wine Is made of a delioious 'flavor. The booses are, many of them, disfigured with marks of our shot, splintered cnrnices aod doorways?shattered rods and chim I neys, perforated walls and tnrn fences show tbo frightful look of these swift messengers whtrliog. night and day over the doomed place. Bvery tenement has | its underground retreat; eome were lined I with oolton bales, eome with timbers, and I some banked aronnd with earth. When tbe enemy were about to leave, I they set fire to immeose trains of c.ra aod wagons, loaded wllb army stores and am munition. More than a hundred cars were burned at the Augusta depot, shells, tor pedoes, fireballs, and botes of ammunition popping; bl.Eiogs and roariogs shook the I city and were beard by us at the river.? I When Col. Cobnrn entered the city they were eiplodinfc in the forts, and sounded I likettbe continual discbarge of artillery. What machinery ha* not been removed bis been destroyed. The great rolling I mill be. been taken to Augnsia, and it is I said will be taken to Deep River, North 1 and put no. Our position here I cms the enemy off Irom bis greatest iron works in Northern Georgia. Tnere are some of considerable esteut yet used by I them near Selma, Alabama. We see Bre brick here which are thade near Augusia, I the bed ol clay having beeo discovered since the war; before that time tbey were I procured in the North. We see also to the I ruins of the rolling mill here a quaotlty ol gunboat iron five inches thick, ready rolled for plating. This place (ornished most of the gunboat Iron. Tne surrounding country "is hilly and i poor. 8outb of this tbe water is not good, and tbe land is much lower aod richer To the E*at about fifteen miles is Stone i I Mountain, a grand elevation of more than I two thousand feet, affording a prospect of I unpqualed extent and beauty. It is a solitary sugar loaf, and looms I op from the horison gray and grand.? I North, some eight miles, ia the Chatta hoochee river, a yellow, muddy and awift^running stream, some two huudrad yards wide. Chattahoochee means 'bios I soming rock-.' The Cherokees so named I it from a great ledge of beautilully col ored rock on its banks, which resembles flowers. The river of 'blossoming rocks' I is anything but a beautiful stream.? Peach Tree creek, the now famous scene of the bottle of the 20th of July, is three j miles north, a muddy, deep, slimy stream. I Ita true namo ia 'Pitch Treo,' from a | great pitch-pine tree on ite banks. The ndians called it 'Pitch Tree/ I The whole face oltho earth is marked j I and scarred for many miles around with (rival fortifications, and two hundred years will see strange ridges and wrin I kle? upon it. uXku, , Yesterday morning, at ale* ?'clock, of Consump I tioo, if ra. Mart, wife of Rev. Christopher O. ?red I rick,aged 46 year*. I Tba procaeslon will leave the residence of her ) I ha*band, on Center atraet, at f o'clock this after I noon, and mora to the Hempfleld Depot, from whence ] the body will be taken to Waablngton, Pa., for In- , terment. The frienda ot tba family are reepecfnily I invited to attend. On Monday evening, tbe 10th Inst., Mr. NloaotAS I BALTM.L, agad 80 years and 8 montba. Tbe faneral will take placa from tbe residence of I bis mother, Main atraet, to-day nt 8 o'clock P. M. Frienda of the finally are rrapect tally invited to attend. ? PROYOBT MARSHAL'S OFFICE, ) Puuit ? wtsict waavVa., > | Wh ctiae, Sept. 18th, 186L J In aeoordanoe with orders loceved thie-d%> from Of 1-John Rly, A. A. Pro. Mar. Osa. of Waet V^, a Draft will be made to ail tbe qnotae or tbe DSLia QUavr Commas. aa follows: For Pleasants County. M nday ISth. Wclsel County, Tue?dav, 30tlj Doddridge County, Wedne?d%y, 31st. Wirt and Ritchie counties, Thursday, Oilmer and Calhoun Counties. Friday, 83d. The place of drawiog will be on tbe bvsrs or ths I Co bet Hooas in this city, at 0 o'clock A. M. each day. The public, aud especially partita feeling them I selves in teres ted, are invited tontUnd. BKNJ. U 8TONE, | r Captain and Provost Marshal. sepl4-lw let Dist West Va. T>ANKIN'8 SPICED RLACKRERY? Highly ra il, ommended for all Bowel Complaints in Adalte and Children?for sale by jelS KDMOffP MOQgTNO. SKALINO WAX?For irnit cane?for sale at B jCKlVuf, aepT Odd Fellow Hall Drag Flora. VriRY FIN* BOPPLY, CAPS, BACQUES, MITTS anH i-A??riog for infants. i NT CO I, I a 109. Main Street f lAMPAtUN MfcUALa, |u?t receiTM at L D. NIJOLL A BROS., ?eplS ICS Main street. SCHOOL BOOKS.?A complete assortment O band and for sale by JOS. 0 RAVES, aogSl No 80 Monrae street. WOOL. BACKING IN STORE?2600 yard* Bar Up?aod for sale by er>.sg a tiiowas. ruitb siVLtt Stbli MA'l'S-Janr? r coined at auftlS HARPER m PRO'S. KDAR CAMPHOR?Cbaapar aad far superior to Camphor for killing Moths? lor aale at No.l 1 Fellow Hall Drag Store, by tbe packag* or ? : Ji!! . BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE, T r ? ? .. ?? jaVA - 100 Boxe* French Coffee, an excellent sub stitute, for sale by ? an(4 LIST/MORRISON A OO. 100! NEW ADVERTJGBEM'NTS WAREHOUSE WANTED. I WANT TO HINT A LAMB WAUIIOPM for the air of tb. Government. A bul diuK all?Hd either Id tbe elljr or on the Island Apply Imme diatelyto JOHN tcLT, Col. and A. A. P. M. ? Col. Hd A. A. P. M.O.i Wbeallng. W. Ye. WANTED. ri^O BUY la ? Urge Iowa or cfty, a Photograph | . 1 Q?ilcrjr, or to act a situation as an operator, fheve bad sight yeare ?*p.rteoce Ad?re5r*S**K I tUCUrkMbmrr? W. U eepgl-lf VOLUNTEERS, WANTED. 8B300 -Bounty. RITOHIB OODBTT offers a bounty of three has- 1 drad doUare, and an agent will be ia the otty today with ;tbe money to nay those recrnite who , desire to bo credited to Ritchie. eepZl-lt* ' ffrV <?w?n at" the aame time a saddle and bridle. Any one rstnrnlng the horse er gtrtag Information Valuable Farm for Sale., HAYING made OP np my aaind to go Wcst^l will s*U sell my t arm, situated Ave mUsa frsM Wheeling, Bear the Wheeling and Fairmont Pika. Said (ana contains 7S acres, AO acres aader culttrm tioa, with two Dweiliag Heaeec, a goodIbenriag Orchard, also a yoong Orchard of choice fruit. If (he .purchaser desire* It I will set! the stock aad grata also. For farther particulars enquire of SAMUEL HOOD, sepSl-lwO ,, Wring on,the p iiiilm. NEW FALL AND WINTER Gh O O D S. JUST RECEIVED A BID DOLT RE' celvlng sue of the largest stocks of FORBHON 3c DOMESTIC DRY GOODS In the elty, consisting chiefly of SILK MOHAIRS, VBBNCH POPLINS. FRENCH MERINOS, ALPACAS. PLAIDS, OOBUBGS, ENGLISH MERINOS. 1 ^yds. wide, , ALL WOOL DOUBLE-WIDTH JDELAINB, a Baa I article for Sl-25, And a Urge aseortment of dlifsrent Binds of Dress Goods, too numerous to mention, to which I wonld lnrite the special attention of the Ladies to call aad ex | amine early, SUAWLS, BLANKETS. CLOAKS, OOVERLKTO, FURS, FLANBBLS, BALMORALS, CA8S1MBRB8, i CLOAKING CLOTH, of all colors, and partica laily BuACK. CLOTH for Cloak*, which I will guar | antee to sell 60 P?R OENT. cheaper then anj other honse in the city?and in fact all kinds of goods k-pt in a first oiaas Dry Goods Store. N. B?I wonld particularly lnrite Country Mer chants tn call and examine ay etock before purcha sing elsewhere, as I am sure mat I can offer greater Inducements than any ether b<wi?e in the city, aa my stock wsa pnrehaeed before the late rise. M. HEYMAN, 137 1KB at.. Wbssllag, W. Va, oopSl-4a ? , . Por Cairo aad Iti Louie. Tba steamer ARMANI A, Oapt. Mo* fOiui at, will leave as ebore on THURd aasMiuAY, the *21 inet, at IS o'clock M. Fur freight or pueare applv on b-ard, or to eep? -8* B nil H. OATTELf A OP , Agte. Subsistence office, u S. ihmv, , WitiilM, W. Ya., Sept Si, USA J HEALED PRUl'uhALS, mu.i be in duplicate, from first hands, and from cltU-ns loyal to the Uni ed State* Government only, will be rroelred at this office until 12 o'clock, noon, on SATCKDaY, Ike X4th day of Septeabor. 18*1, for supplying for tha nee of the United ftatee Army Bcbsfstmce Stores to bo delivered at Wheeling, W. Ya.,ae fol lows, rim: 2*00 KARRKLH FIRST QUALITY SUPBBFINS OHiXTR FLOUR. The brands and placeeof mannfketare to be stated In the bids, and whether In veandor fist hooped hartals. The barrels to be ia good shipping order, full 1-ead llaed. All the Floor, or as mnch as shall be.oaUed for, to be delivered on oi before the firat day of October. 1854, and subject to ail the coodi leas sat forth la my previi.ua advert is .taants. HOBACK TURNER, _A0pSl-td Obtain i>d C. B. LOST?$50 REWARD. BBTWRMN the Cnetum House aad the McLare Honse, a fine 8ton? Rln*. set with.?Jx Dlemunde i In the form of a cross. The finder will be paid the above reward by leaving tba aame at the McLure [ Honse. _ sep20-8t Peaches! Peaches!I , TU8T RECF1YED this morales. by Expresa, a if Urge lot or Extra Choice l'eecbes. 1 L. O. FROST A CO., _sep?-3t {m al.A a Mala at. To tbe Voters of Ohio County. TUB uae of my name ae a candidate for Prosecu ting Attorney in the Convention which met at tha Court House to nominate Ooonty officers waM OMAOraomusn ar si. . I i am a caadiuate for Prosecuting Attorney for I Ohio ooonty, enbjret to tba will ol tt.e people at Uae I Po'ta. feep*0dAw) 0. L- CRAMMER. Washington County Fair. IrpHK HBMPFIELD HAILBOAD CO. will ran a A Train from Wheeling to Waefalngton on Tbnre day and Friday, September Sid aad 33d, learlog Wheeling at 7:30 A. M. Returning at &30 P. M. Kara for tbe Round Trip, #1 SO. Tickets good for four days?from Wadneeday to Saturday, Inclusive. There will be lo train leaving at 8 P.M during those two days. W. D. BURTON. eetfeMt Snp't. The Place to Buy the Cheapest IS AT H. & S. ROSENHEIM'S, wholesale Ann an ail laitni xa Clothing ? Furnishing Goods BOOTS AMD H HO ICS, HATS, CAPS, "VALISES, AND CARPET BAGS, No. 101 Main St., cor. f prigf ABey, WEEEL1RO, W. VA. THE undersigned having coma*need dealing In | Men'e Wear, and wishing to- rto?e out their Urge stock of boots and shoes, which haviag baa bought when g*ode were 60 per oant tower than s Kent, Wt will sell them at ooet prioee to jail the I nees. Call and ?ee for vosrselvae. Country merchants will do well by calling aad esaarfuiag onr stock of goods. H. A 0. JtOSKSHElM. ?se^ao . _ loT Mala street. WANTED TO SELL. rpEN ACRES OF LAND adjotaiag tbe town of I Require i W?. BTIWART. * ia for se e. Itcoataiae nearly Bveac , nnrertbe bigbeet state of cultivation; Detlrable Country Kesidence I tor bale. HENRY TALLAMT'S late r wood" ia ~ bas^a^o Eu/at tab la UwellJag and eut-beildlngB, a la be I lev ?d to be the moat desirable roontiy reel dence in ublo county. If not sold befit* the lkth of October, It wtll then besfked at public anc lion- apply to ?eplT-la ADAMS DOPSON. Sweet Cider all Una Yaar, SCtPHlTB OF LIMB, will keep eider ewcot aU | i the year. Pat ap ta boulee?holding the 4nan- j tity tar a barrel of rtdsr wRb faiI Oraetione for wea. | LOGAN A CO-, angSO aad LOi AN, lUT A OO. LANK BOOKS.?Meaoraadaa Books, Paaa | Book, aad kaeetopea, for eale by eugll JOS. QRAYB8. I ? Delaines aod. Prints, Bleached and Bro. Muslins, Flannels and Shawls, -I'O' ? UiUiltH itl'i ,j .dB_ i (I BOUGHT PREVIOUS TO THE LATE ADVANCE. W. B. SENSENEY. 'ROSBGVTIIO ATTORNEY. We are authorized to announce HENET a FLESH BR bPROBBCCTlHO ATTOR9BY, Me??? Ennons : Please tauma:* A. B. CALDWELL ? of PioeecetlDg At ton unty. DM ION VOTERS. FOH. COMQaKBl.~We are M OOL. GEO. B.? LATHAM aa ? candidate fir Congress from the Second Con tonal District aug?-te _ FOR CONGRESS.?IdKieJLA. Ifr man: Pleaee annoonce SAMUEL CRASH a candidate for Congress In the Flrat Ooogreasiooaj District, subject to no Oouventlon, bat the witl ol the people at the polla. * FOR COEGRBI8.?Muui. B? Oou JOSEPH SNIDER as a candidate for Congress from the Secend Con gressional district. anga* Congressional Canvass. 0 D. HUBBABD will District.at their reepectiveCourt Uoom, aa follow* V*5 Marshall, Sept. 6th; Plea*ante, Sept. 10th, Lewie.Kept 14th: Harrison. Sept. 14th nL i9thi U*ncoc^ ?epu ttd; Brooke Sopt.tTth; Ty?arf Oct. Stb; Wood, Oct 15th; Dod d ridge, Oct 20th. ?ess? Commissioner's Sale. OP TBI PltOPUTT NOW KNOWN A8 TBI * Kramer Boose," on the wit aide of Main street, and the lota on Market street la the real thereof, on 8A1URDAY. the Sth ot October, 1904, at the front door of the Court House for Ohic county. In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court, fee Ohio county, in a certain cause therein depending, wherein Francis D. Chaplin* is complainant, and the da*lease heirs at law and exmntor of M-sea W, Chapiter, deceased; and Marr F.' Lynch. are defend ante, I shail eell, ae special commissioner, at tha front door of the Court UodwLr Ohio county, oe SATURDAY, the nth of October, IMA, (a mrneuciaa ?aid sale at 10 o'xtork A. M ,) to the higheet aid and deecribed, sitoated In the city of Wheeling, that la to nay, two-thirds of the lot nn at be red thirty, nine,?39?(routingforty foc-U -feet on the east jddo of Main street, aad extending back of even width eastward I y from eald street, one hundred aad thirty-1wo-!W-feet. being the property known ? the '?Kramer Hooee;" aUo lot numbered una ban drod and nineteen,?110?frocUcg on said Market etroat sixty-rix?06?feet and running back of even width aisty.?Ten??T? feet. The Mid part of lol ?** huadrctl nineteen?119-will be aeld In three -eparate parcels of twenty-two-SS? (eat front each. TERMS or BALE-The ona-flfth-l-A?part of r to cash, and the remainlofl four-flith parte in fonr equal inetahnenta, payable [* ?*? twelve, eighteen and tweuty-fb?r months with interest from (he dey of sale, the purchaear U EtfQ. bond for the deferred instalments; the tow ?loner to rotate the UtU until the pnrchaee ?y shaU hare been felly paid. ^g.M JAMEar'R.WHBAT, FRANKLIN FURNACE, I Paxaron CocufT. W. Va, August M. ISM. f ZO. FITZOKHALD, Satteu H. Fltagerald, Wm. oJL Fltagerald, Wm. H. FKagaruldTA. W. Fita gerald and A. 8 CampbeU. Traaklin Vurnaoa. Preetoo eounty. Weat Virginia, whare tbev still remain. They hare learned that their Jam.baa hare lately eaaaa tbreach the Mnao and went to Ohio in aearch of them. Their areas followa Mat>l<te Fltagerald. Judy Fltagerald. Levi an Flta gerald, Sophia Fttageeald. Bueanah Fltagerald, Pa maatha f< Ugwnld. Elieabelh Fiiagerald, glisibeth MgSftmeod*ry w*eT-r? end Emily OoBy. Of FILE CLEBK OF BOARD Of SUPERVIi<ORg,T at .^av,^s-rrJ Aj s lo l?Ur?.t lawTi, Kmds or 100 dollars each, to pay recrulU credited te Wetaal county, to 111 her aooteouthe l~t 3* dSuS"sJLTi'Stft "', '"l?d ,br ?"* P.J.M. M oll'owi, to-wit: One-third In t jwi. one-third In S rears and the S"|DBieSMt?T5W?iI5 "Sw ??a FOB SALE OB BSHT. T?,b?s? **??& ??-? bT A- Mr. F. Hayee aa a Wheal Factory. It la a sub. Maatlal brick building 40x28 feet, three stories h EO. aad well lighted. There le a good wall of water on the nrsmlses with fome onmn The nmw erty le altnated Immediately outside oTlhe oorpo? end o# janeetrewtQreek bridge. Beet Wheeling. Enquire of THOMAS SHAW. tlWimi.lUmno..', lo^, rector, S.eam Engine and Boiler for Sale. sar?iW.fi,u MOTP?T*lto>A??. UABTLKV, BABOOCK A CO., ?AiofAcrouu or Leather Belting and Hose, ?? ialtliaaM >tr..t, "t11*" pimroKCH. pa. The Heating Stove, ?VRBBIDB MO. 1, Manufactured and for bale at the BO. Ai, Market oSSSi wneeUcg, W. Vn.t by * eat.lA-cm THOS. O. CULBERTSON. Cooking Stoves. AOO'D AgMsniiurr on hand at th> ?fit-im THoa.a.ccuunoB. Campaign Medals, CWSl: Z2ZJkZTTt.m2jl2r euld wholaeale and retail by rree^ient, CIDER MILLS!_CIDER MILLS!I HIOKOKi CHAMPIOBT, and bvgkbyb. CM. HATE A FULL 8UFPLT OF EACH OF om and after the Sth \MJILL JLi; *a b.H.uwfACO, JS! INmn.itoPtjMtftM. CHALK CIATOH. 100 *OX? OH*" OBATOi?, t__l.br T. H lOQAltOIL ?4 LOU AD. LOT A OO. 1864, FlUffllDt 1864. WHOLESALEDHY GOODS, IIMPSON& WILSON, MO to MOV SOB ?*., Hats iw mmw aw* how ?ohvimo a IU|tHdvMM?tocko( DRY GOODS, LOWEST CASH PRICES, Also a larce stock of SHAWLS, BALMORALS, HOOFPEIRTS, WHIT* BOODS, TBIMSftBGS, WOOLEN HOODS, NOTIONS & VARIETY GOODS, Lwp Btook mod Great TuWtf. Mercbeets win Bud It to IbUr latere* to call "Special atteatloa paid toordm. BIIPIOK * WILBOI, B No. 10 NEW CONCERN. nouaLBun. ?. aDMmmi ? Stein Brothers, WhulwU ul iUteU DmUh la all kinds ol MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING Cleths, Casslmeres TESTINGS, TAILORS' TRIMMINGS * ruasiiHiso ooodi, Ac., OOIIU or MAUf AND MONROE BTEBBTS WHEELISO, Wilt Va. V17* take - ?J , W and th* public geatrally that ?? bar* sa laried tha House formerly occupied by LEVI ST BUI to doabla ita former hu. ?o4 bar# rvfltUd It ap la an el?pal Mid aaperlor style. We have now la store one oflteUr|wl aad ao? wpbt? stock of good* for MEN AND BOYS' WEAK, To be found la Wbeeliag, to which we lartte the I We have procured the eerrleae oft FIRST CLASS COTTER, And will carry oa the Merc beat Tailoring baelaoea la all Ita branches. Id thie braach of baiiaaee we cannot be eorpaesed. TO WHOLESALE BUTBRS we call particular Wekeepeoaatantly oa hoada Inrgeetock of Beady-Made Clothing suitable flor COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Wehareeeeociated with aela the taiaaa Meeers ThoaM B. Beene and IL Ouggeabeiaaer, who will carry on the bdeletes here la all Its breechee. All weeehlea call. my3l4f BTB1N BROTHERS. Dlsolutlon of to-Parinerslilp. TUB FIRM or PRTOR a PROiT ? this day dladf*4 by oeutual cease at The basineea al the firm will be eeUled by L O Bruet A Oo. OLIVBR PR YOB, LEONARD O. FROST. Aa??et SSJ. ISM. eep2 NEW FIRM. fHB aadereigaed here thie day ibraed a eo i. partnership und?r Ibe flrta namscf L.C. FR08T A OO-. as anccsesnre to Pryor A Prost. At pneral at Ho?. SI and SS Main atreet, bat will occupy tbr new we*ebou*ee No*. 14. IT aad 10 Mala street, aow being built for them, about the first of December neat. LBONABU O rnO*r. NT. WO BIB. Wheel tag. August SM, 186* eey* HARPER & BRO. HAYB BKOBIVBD THB1B ENTIRE FALL STOCK HATS AND CAPS eep7 JOHN H* HOFFMAN, ?OBOASTOWS, WEST VA Attoraay for Preaeatlag PENSIONS, BOUNTIES, ARRKAM OF PAT, i? ALL MILITARY CLAIMS. TO B1SBBI, BIIBBAL WORKERS AAD WUVLK8ALK DRVOOUTI. 'I BS BOSTON MILLING AMD MANUFACTU 1 RISC OO. harlag erect of Steam Mil la aa* Orashsra, at Meet Rama, are asw ready to nucsu ooatraete for crumhiag aad poaderiag quarts aad other aea, ot whateroi aatara, by tha tea er hy rcaatiag, a metala. of Whslpley A totorer's - , taeat of ml eera la aad for the poaderlag of all t-ard aabetaocee. aa booe. ~ " I Mag, e?iery, fliat, Said dyeetoSe. Ac, Ac., they te aad machinery for aet STORBR, 1 reaearrr, B. U Merehaate* Bow. coat in clay, pleat er, foal 3?r tar elfe Sfitf a^ ma^h ta^rr far aee. SAMUEL STOBBB.T Apple Parers, Apple Parers. Jusr bbobited, bo doz. aupbbiob tubs Tebte Apple rarer*?the eery hem article of the kind made for aaie at the low eat prices L O. PROriT A CO , "P* Safoeeema to Fryer A met. TTRATIBO STOTEB. ORATES, XI holljw-Wam, PWW PLOW POINTS, CASXINJ THBESHINQ MACHINE CAixui'dST ?bT?R POC*DBT,?Ma*t2'Market atreet. Wheel lag W. Ts. M?4m THOB. ?. CULBERTSON. TV tiBUWEBt OP BABLEY. A'*B? MALT1NO ABB BBBW1NO * BACON hea comaeaoed, I am ready to parckaas Bar Hy aa Maal at my Brewery, aad will pay the high _ OBJ. W. SMITH. Onions Wanted. IWHB la |Mi>?n fron oh MM M ^ >inm nj? * In t*rr?!? or <*LmrwUm. _ _ _ . *BO?. HOaXBMOOK. W. Tl, U,.B, Mlm BALL BUTTONS Is WHITE. BLACK, OoLB, IILTIH, 1TOBT UUm aad India Kabber; adiaa rw CaSa n. .1 f ,"u Uoaaafcold Rtaiac. HMtakf Baadkwchtob, a l^a Crap. Collar, tab Bad, hail Balm*. Wmmey Lid. OolMn ?' fdrwM*. U?* BMu.. u.rM colon ^ ??i~> Cloth, Ourw* fnmtt, art . e,??i udi? BUck iw, Ouu *o. Oente L aea aad raper OoOare b.biooll ABBO, 109 Mela etreer lio I TOUionoonruim, u.i4 hqtn I >pipMlMtk|lu>. Thi. ItnfM^r m tb? ?lj amm vkwb kM ??? ?rr ii.f?u, Ml. lap/ Ml ?"?W la mi nmeL _ L_c. non * oo. So SI * Z3 Mala kmc MASON & HAHLDTS flBlSiET'ORKAV UJT U *H? UNIVERSAL OFIHIOH tr tu MUSICAL pbofessioh," g.? Mr. Fry. !?? Mai Tort TtH?, -0-. *?? ?l*)? BULia km limi'i' *? ???? My othT ?r u? otvm ti uisl?rtii<lbUI * "The Cabinet Organ, Wrtu. Mr. ?C?0L?0*. Ik. iM. crt. ? K? Tort ????*. "? I*"* ???"" ? the Miluimr InUodnceJ ??? twaen * aad Ita imi m~ tk? Haamoniaai. m ? _ Ormod H?> oC UHmT to ??? "? -!> ru??. ta ? ??"??? ?*?"?t?" * IT M "Traly * Charming Inst ruinn Wrtu. Mr. tORICBlU. Ik. ?*M> f. K tko^MTkl J b, ? u. k. C~ ? -WMtkj of Iko kick P??- ? k BUBI TO PIKD IM WAT WTO mrWMT BOOKUoLO or taits aid *KF1*K*K1T ?It K- write. Uf Dr. MUMR. to tto TOT, ??A GLORIOUS IHSTRrME^T VOB THE temple bkrvic ft? raadfW eecwrad e. to be .amiable ? ?* a? uTntfoUT.n4 M*faiaat JOTSSi -o-? "AS COMPARED WITH Melodeons, Harmoniums i TBE CABINET ORGAN m CKBTAINLY 8UPSHI0B !? noiUtT aaa fsln* *hiV !U ;" '"q ri - - cm baldly b. to* highly K* ?m MASON, tb. w*U known ***** Umt. c*a hmrilj b. -ach *fcr?re af icocaruum'Tn "? I??r?rat fvanaT." 8.71 Ik. Bo*.. ????. "I* .1, omr o^oloo. kMlk. U.tKWJCB *u?cf O.T.I' ^ * -4 MKlcUM wko k... ?*?"?-' ,h i!Ton?i.b-.tudii? ?o? VDMrifUn CauIuo* "ll M j ytrrr?w Kfc 139 "?'? JKSSK B. *V fOLK AUIOT FO? WBT Tlfa. I Ml* - Lockout for the Big Black NEW GOO JM r^?OP...M u No. 165 Main 8trec J OHM H. KO?l?M>? ,,M bta frirada aa4 the p?bttc ?eneraU? tt? )MI raclaed a n~ eloeh of tb. a*-t BOCTB AMD SHOES. FOB FALL i<ID WIHT** W???. .1 - fore, hatter tbaa t*tr piaparad ??? ? ? M hwf bia w tb .mZ II-ai. ? ? UUotloa ta? bta il?ek of r?"4? of hi- o?a t> hie far I U? la. for Ailing all o?drr* in that kl. >???> ?,u me <uu>7 5* ?? ??! ?**' TRUSTEE'S SALfc OF TAkOAKU UAL ur*TI I* TBI OF WHWUJXU. !,?*.??"?*< " Droadfleld and telbwiM ti? ?'? 1 Cald-aUa. ?i?>?>***** mm HdrworMta tba office of lb* ?? ObkXMatT.la^Ml bwk tort* fan' ?A and i* stj tkraa ?aartoofUwOma Owrt for ??< .a tb. 1Mb Aa? of lUr. IM4, aad ret"-: -a. IK. b. ?btefc mmTmvpotmtmd traata. U? ??? phoa WIM ? cTTlw/nV I win, oa THUUuAT, tb- - ^ ? M44. at tb. tnmt 4n~ U * ooeatv.al !? ?'dura t V 1 pmrt oflhTctt, wTVWaliac mui attaa *ln tb. Mftbara ^.rt ? : WheWinc and ljtttC north of a?. 1 *ij ^ id ooeipZSa by tWaM Or-?, fi natlaa oo tba ant Ma < f Ida atraa* *. ?rad bftaaw?I IS?fa-*, ?? ^ ^ sln? back to tba Ohio ***** .kick MnH ?> ? ....Wnir,-"-'" ' ^ \M. IU r?urdW I. lb. ?y. U" " Ofcioeoaaft la boob forty W iSTTK. <UacrttNrf pro^rty w ^ . MMinn fnkihn ??'? w ?o,?<*f-T1 1 JH. Ho??b? 10, ^ - ^rfort ?? * puwd till ICUDiT, (iCIOta I - OFFICS KilD OF FOW.IC u . npiu ???'???? "r"";1" dtjal kvhl TinpftH ?. M?. ?' * SSS.;??.u.u? to? ?mj" <>?? TOTpft. <r<~ ^ Tb. IUUM M4 ruW?n Tj? srsss^'s^jssi ssr - ""?tbL'JitirtT F-r?oot to Ik. MM> h>U)> ?? FMr?^? ty of Mario*. Tba Wbaattac awd Falrwoot Tamp* eaatern and froaa Fairmont,? ? ?" Croat WhaaHng; and . The Maryland aad Ohio RJ?*r Tar*T* Baa lad Mia far tb. w??1atr.K ? IIIIIT?enta for o? nu w.Il office of tb. board la tbie etty ?avi day of 8*ptambar. anealaff la tb- 'f-; 4?ac?of either of tba mb?* ? ?*=-' a ia not tot aa tb. day -ati a-1 I*"*"' bit# f - " - to e^?! o*. _ j,acd f-r iotir. Wl of Funllj dnor? ' ?*'* T'iu IboTkMlw^Uw " ? 1Mb t? ?? ~rl? . |?-------??tfdaadeacue will b. eotd altar tba drat day of p*~- * ? (la MiHHalil'i> ' ' Cider Mills and Pr Prior db riotr <??* ^ ?' CIDU MI1X Mtbt ?afa?ft ? "I wUl na?? v aMuaa aad C? W V fla Timothy 8?*d. Tlmoth) Cj UI IOII1L4 ??F ' VZ Jt DOO J o*t k7 nL.^'n ?L