The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-07

Tue e0NAN SMITH McDONALD,
x,,.,;,o Oct. :. '6s:lt City Sergeant
crpcr1r CouRr-Judge e. II. Cald~el
p..s,d;,,o--The Circuit Court for the Firs
1ndic;.l District held its first session We:
terday. 4.s
A Grand Jury was empanneled, consist
ing of the following named gentlemen, viz
John Reid, foreman, Samuel Mcclellan
VIVA. Jordan Jacob Hornbrook, Henry
Kurtz. Robert Campbell, John A. Arm
strong. Christian Smith, James Wilson, An
sustus Handlan, John F. Hopkins, Harvey
Hall, George K. Wheat, William North
John Tarpin, Elisha Connolly, James
Lander E. J. Stone, VIM. M. Berryhill and
Benedict Speidel
The Grand Jury returned true bills
against the following persons: Isabella
Nesbit, for murder of child Frederick
Miller. for murder Of - Miller; Alex.
Beaver, for malicious shooting; Jas. B..
Brown, for petitlarceny Henry Brsissock,
Tor petit larceny; Clorinda Goldsborough,
ior petit larceny Henry Otto, fortwo cases
Of assault and battery; Ellen Conrad, for
Grand larceny; Geo. Korn and John Vog
Ter. for selling liquor without license. Not
true bill for grand larceny, was found
against Jack Cade. Chas. Hilderbrand,
Francis Platner, and Lyles and Chas. Nor
ris we're discharged. The two latter are
Americans of African descent" and are
supposed to be brothers.
Mr.. John Pfarr was appointed Admins
traitor of the estate of Chas. Winterholler,
deceased.
The trial of James Collins, charged with
the murder of John W. Lewis, has been
fixed for Thursday, tomorrow and that
of Charles Wells, charged with the murder
of Hugh Clancy, for Friday.
The Court adjourned until this morning
at nine o'clock.
DREAMs.-The subject of dreams has ever
been one of curious speculation, and many
are the theories which have been advanced
to account for the sometimes wonderful
vauderings, or disordered workings, of the
IMAGINATION and fancy. However men may
account for them, it still remains true that
There are many things in heaven and
earth not dreamed of in your philosophy,
Horatio."
On Satur Jay night last, Mr.. George
Crumbacker, who resides in East Wheeling,
had somewhat singular dream. while
under the influence of Somnus, he saw his
COW and calf, wbi n had strayed away some
four months since, leisurely grazing on
Caldwelrs Run, three miles from the city.
To satisfy his curiosity, he arose early on
Sabbath morning, repaired to the place in
Dictated aud was agreeably surprised to lind
both animals. He drove them up to his
home where his friends were anxiously
awaiting his return,
Elated with his success, he retired on
sunday DlLQl, aUu was oOOh H'
lures balmy restorer." During the night
he dreamed he saw another cow, which he
lost six months ago. This one he dreamed
was on friends farm, six miles out IN
Ohio. On Monday uorning he procured
horse and started for that place. Arrived
at the farm, he stated the object of his visit,
when he was informed that the COW had
come to the farm about dusk Sunday even
ing. Mr.. c. returned Monday evening with
the second COW, and is now waiting to learn
the whereabouts of a fine dog which was
stolen from him few months ago. The
thief had better return the dog, for he may
rest assured that CHS sin will find him out"
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To THE LADIEs.-To those OF our lady
readers who have been accustomed to visit
the famous old house of NJ. Rheinstrom. On
Main street, for their supplies of trimmings,
etc. we need hardly say that his former