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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
6totkbploers Meetings.
CITY or NETWORK.

ERIE LEAD COMPANY.-The Annue
IL Meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of ihs ERIE LEAP
COMPANY will be held Of the Once OF the Company No.
Wiian-st. Room No. ", 10 the City Of Newi osk, %
TUESDAY the seventh day OF March at IL O'clock ios
the Election Of DIRECTORS and the transaction Of such
other business may come before the meeting
Dated New. York, Feb. IS 1865. . ......,.
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PETROLEUM.
ROCKS CLOSING.
TEE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL CLOsE on
- ABOUT MARCH !. AFTER WHICH No STOCK
NIL BE SOLD AT THE PRESENT 6UBsCRIPHOS
10JOE.
GUW-YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALT1-
MORE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
Organized under the Laws Of New-YoIk.
SHAREHOLDERS EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL
LIABILITY.
DETROLEUM.
CLOSING.

A NV 200 barrel wen or Cherry Run
new ass barrel vel Of Fine Lubricstns on on Sugar
nsw 200 barrel bean struck Cherry Run above
fn mx o S'1 Which Css ss company Ss Almost
Ssspleted, with splendid prospect. Of OIL
well the Hogy farm close to this also nearly
s.w $50 barrel Lubsains Oh Ia. been ,,rect
= Sugar Greek 1.-THE first well bored adjoining the ssundes
~ the property Of th, company on which wen nsy
.a :ps9sd .: :ss" q + R on
e.dsn Bsu which farm belongs to this Company was sold
HI company different properties Sugar Greek and
80 Gone are worth to-day over one million dollars, and the
Nous Of dollar. 'sAo0Oro5Sl
CAPITAL, 81 500, ooe, DIVIDED INTO, SOC. 900
sHAREs.
PAR VALUE, e5.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 81 PER SHARE.
- YURTgHR ASSESSMENT OR GALLON THE SUB
sCIIBERs, AS Sc, OCO SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL
sa:lPssaps : S e %IsEIaT: S:"yorl
: .nasgsan-Ji,'c foNKtIS. New,YorE
TRUSTEES;
kxiSSa k TYIigS,. Mi hsl'ip'''' ~
~ ~ A GOULD RbiIs.slga. p r. J" as a. - st
ny wS %IeEarF s ss@l 7asf A@
SR 4. $. RING, Ncw.York.
4 fS.tehhxxh CHR K.l1 o t' CITY, r. F.
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENTs;
= = CLARK K B B. cLAhk, I 81 City, Pa Pa '
OFFICES:
- n BROADWAY, NY.
Ne. 8i2 and GA cBEsTNUTsT4 PHILA.,
No 1 Carroll HALL BtLTlMoREsT.
- uroporty enbrseing upward Of SIS Acres IN dher.
lsations has eleced with great care DUNG the last
vexrs by those directors who have been CONSTANT
sfipg on Oh Creek end throughout the entire Oh region OF
vel - Western Of y,gs saS s sns mot NO.
ssins oil, having some ten wells under coniset sns
bored with viyor besides those already completed and
2no.ns making 10 all 10 wells already on the properly
Iv,ry aero OF the Company property q, bottom snd the
- sfborins land much OF IL Oil Creek Chsrry Kun
srry Tree Run Alesnany River opposite Horse Ciees
Creek Tk CreeI, and other streams where the lands
Seins rapidly developed with the most encouraging pros
Tuste~s feel eoadenf they w be abe TO declare and
us handsome dividend. shortly sfer the books close
kspecus Maps and every information be obtained Of
RISIIIRrk CO.'S PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
No. II Broadway, New York
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PROPERTY IN vENANao COUNTY,

PROPERTY IN vENANGO COUNTY, PA,
CONSISTING OF TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
EIGHT ACRES OF THE BEST OIL TERRITORY,
LYING ON PITHOLE CREEK, CHERRY RUN,
MAGUIRE RUN, AND DUN RUN, NEAR TIDE
OUT, IN PEE SIMPLE. AND INTERESTS IN
THE "LADY WASHINGTON" AMAZON" AND
"CoLBY" WELLS, AND IN NUMBER OF
WELLS BEING PUT DOWN.
Wells viii be INN edistey svnh the property held In lee
snpe by th. Company and with the large working Capital
of Cts 900 great results snticiTsted- VT
Tn. developed interests viii be above In the Lady
Washington" the Amazon" and the Colby" Wells, are
ALREADY sufficient to enable the Company to pay monthly dV
denda
The Company las been formed not matter Of 'pecuis
ton but to develop property which 1t believed VIII prove
70 be Of great vsus The reputation Of the gentlemen com
posing the Board Trustees IL sufficient guaranty that this
object Will rapidly and faithfully carried ou, and thus the
sock VIII prove desirable and profitable Investment
eob,rption Books for limited number Of Shares now
open 8, the following oniees;
ofiee Of the Company No. "a Broadway, N VI William
H. Wallace ESQ., No i3l Wahinston-s., N. y; L. X. Big
low Co., No 9wi1iamst, N. Y Petit. Crook No. l36
wster-s NJ Y wyckod Little Montssuesi, near Court
Brooklyn, g. w. C. Booth. No. GO Myrte-ass Stewart
Co.. No Io2 Fulton-st NJ Nsvin, No so2 Fulton st. also,
Nth other Of the Trustees.
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IN ANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
21x No 10 Broadwty,N. Y.
a-- - SOLE MAkUFACft REhS OF tl
0AeOE's sPEilA Oil and EXTRA LARD OIL
Ter Rslzssds, saslDsiiss and Fsetoriea
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Petroleum.
PROSPECTUS OF THE ....
IRVING PETROLEUM COMPANY.
DIVIDED INTO 100, 900 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, e5 EACH
OFFICERS.

Ten porsry Office Of the Company at RANDOLPH NJ COO
LEYS, No 90 Wallst, NewYOIk.
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petroleum.
TuE
HENRY BEND PETROLEUM
COMPANY.
AAYITAIrs....,......'... S>oOU,OOO
DIVIDED INTO $4,000 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, SO EACH.
OFFICERS
TRUSTEES:

lvb OSTRANDER. President Merchants Fire Insur
- Company.
nORATlo DCaR, Secretary Atlantic Fire insurance Com
y.sy
THOMAS r. HAwLEY, Of Messrs. Hswley Howe.
SEYMOUR BURRELl, No. "a Pearlst-
AMOS c. IITTELI, No 2Ss Washington ct.
JOHN D. WING Of Messrs Wing Evans
CHARLES @. BARRETT, Of Mesns. Randolph Skid
RRa
MANNING DANIELS No a5e Brosdst, Newark, N j.
SJlPERINTENDENIs;
RlANK w. ALLlN. OIL City.
4 VAN NOsTRAND DORR. Assistant, at Weia
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Culver STATE MINING COMPANY Of
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE
STATE or NEW.YORK
.. CAPITAL sa0o0o0
10000 SHARES, PAR VALUE. 81
20 900 SHARES RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
Once Of the Company, No. " Williamst
TRUSTEES
BARELY No. 80 Besvcr.st
HENRY CARDOZE. No. ia Pearl st.
DE- CIR iSHE LIVINGSTON, No. 81 Wi1isn u.
HENRY X. MORGAN, No "a Broadway.
President. ..........A. BARBEYt
Vice President. HENRY X. MORGAN
treasurer. HENRY CARDOZE.
Observation-Disclosures =. MILLER.
Counsel. ........ .COUDERr BROTHERS
The Mines Of thu Company stu,ed In the Humboldt,
Columbia 5isIr Santa Cara Prince Royal and Pueba MIN
inr Districts Humboldt County State Of Nevada and EN-
brace g5 feet valuable Silver bearing quartz ledges
The veins IN which the clsms Il the Company arc located
have been more or less developed.
There about 200 uns of agentrou quartz already er
trcted and ready for the crushing mil will yield accord
IN 10 tie lowest estimate &lc0 per tun " coin securing al
moot al he beginning OF Ito existence ,isisctoy returns 70
the stos khodcrs Of the Company. i.
limited nnoint OF the Stock Il offered Tor few Gays ct
50 Der share. subject 10 luther call assessment
subscriptio frs rece we'd At the following places
a RAKI,EY President of the Company No 40 Beaverst
HENRY CARDOZE, Treasurer No. liz Pesls-
DE RONGE q DYFTT, No. ~ Broad st.
GEO RILEY, No. IS Mallst
/ DAVENPORT TANNING, Montague-st nesf Courtst,
Brooklyn. .... .
And q the Office 81 the Company, No. ~ wilhsn-st.
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OFFICE or THE HousAroSIc RAILROAD ConPASy
BRiDeEroRf, CT. Feb. 1855
rQTICE -THE. ANNUAL EETING OF tho

OFFICE OF THE HousAroSIc RAILROAD CorrASE}
BRiDeEPoRf CT. Feb. Q, 1855.
NOTICE.-THEr ANNUAL MEETING OF the
~ Stakeholder. Of the HousatOnic Railroad comPs1{ ~
be held At their Office in tbs City Of bridgeport On
the oath inst at u o'clock Tor the purpose o. esctns
BOARD or DIRECTORS 'aid Company for the year en
ming and TO do any other business proper 10 be doas ssie
meeting The Transfer Books viii DO closed nom the i6h -
the 18th inst, both days inclusive By orasS
~ c. K AvERlLL Secretary.
OTICE.-WALLKILL LEAD COMPANY.
~ "A meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Company VIII
be held the offte Of T. A QUINTARp. ESQ., No. fins
st. on FRIDAY, March II, at y p
BY order Board Of Directors. .,r
PIrrssussu FoRr wArxR cHrcAso RAnwAi CO,
OYTIoS on SEcRsrAKr PIrIsBcnea, Pa, Feb IL iSco
HNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the SlOCh
aud BONDHOLDERs of thi. Company Tor ne sses'c o.
of Dirsc,os and such other busDess sS come before
wifi he held At Pittsburgh, on the THlkD WEDNESDAY
(l5th) of March, A. d. 30 at ~ eeioet = N. ..
their Office IN the City Of Pittsburgh and a. the Transfer
asency In The CITY New York will be closed the l day
~ March At D. M, and remain closed until the l1tb day
W,.h Thereafter = w. II. BARNES, Secretary.
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Dtfrpirmm.
THE STELLA -. ..
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
OFFICE, No - BROADWAY. NETWORK.

ORGANIZED UNDER THE GENERAL LAWS OF THE
| STATE OF NETWORK. q
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WOLF CREEK
PETROLEUM COMPANY
OF NEW,yORK.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE
STATE OF NEWYORK.
900 sIlAREs-PAR VALUE, So.
m mn SHARES RESERVED FOR WORKING
CAPITAL
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, No 40 wILLiAM-sT-
THusTEts;
RIRBEY Eo.lO Beayei.st
nPycoS RiJNYON. Past Fitiethst 49,
FERDINAND LUNGCHAMf no. u "nnA"'@
N s MILLER, No 40 W Iisin'sf
" j. IRWIN, No. 81 EKchanseplscs
pIppTY President.
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Osyrcs o. tn. MAPLE GrovE PrrnoL Fun CosPAEr
No GtuLros 81, n. !, Feb. ~, 1915.
TTNHF TRUSTEES OF the MAPLE GROVE
i PETROLEUM COMPANY have this day declared
Dividend of One Fer Cent free of Government tax nom
the e,unr Of the Compsy payable Stockholders Of rec
ODD on the ut Of March, lLb5. -. o. =. =
March, insia'ya- ~ Sryry n pr-rtrn secretary.
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TRUSTEES

President. TEEAsrREh
CARL L. REChNAGEL RANDOLPH NJ COOLEY
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DIVIDED info 10000 shrss Of o. sseh, fai psid
ffI
TRUSTEES:
DIP BARIIYDT. Secretary Aiehis.s Southern Railroad
Company Me- 10 wiiaD,st .r Ir .
wM H. PHELPS. Trsmbley, Phslps Co., No. ia%Mala
sn-lsns- 'aH
SAMUEL b. HARD, Prs.lasss Opss Board Of Bsoisr',
No. % wiIl,Am-sl
Ia. VAN TAssEL. va Ts.sl& Archer, Nos. lS and 10
JysI ri
wM A. WHEELER. Merchant No. ig Broadway. 'l
THos. H. wAOsTAFP. wss.i.a 0Os,chius No u
Broadway. .- l..-.a..r
D. O. ARCHER. Merchant. Mo-. 10 I'D - J.y-sa
O. W. SNOW, Merchant, No. rs Broadway
HENRY EDWARDS Merchant, Boston, Mas 81
The property Of this company the sslebrs,sd Watson
Pam on the Watson Flats Oh Greek within the borough
n rfrusvLLE Penn ard mile rom the Railroad d
not owned IN FEE and divided into 1iyo ois, ssca Of
which sdords territory for two more wells
Esh,sen vens have been commenced. and two are com
esd and vie ding Ity barrels per day These arc opened
~ pssties taking irou the Company Applications an
.S. by other pss Ior ssea OF terms P-yns hs Company
rsy.l,y At the highest known 20 Tho busnss and
bonus sesdsa Al Company derives lite income from the
royalties Oh the leases grants no working capital 10 re-
CURED
shs income from the wells opened enables the Com
p.ny 70 ~ ID customary nonthy dividend but
,A. bssrnns bean 'ssssa pseperoa " ~ f's1n o.,
pec,ed from the farther progress Of s leases that 10 NOT
deemed iportan, nor worthy Of mention nducsent
for Investment In tho stock.
The well established productive character Of this properly
freeing Gom all nd yield Of oil and 10 vicinity to mar
ket rive peculiar advantages The oil can be placed on The
ss a, Titusve mile distant BY good rosd for about
twenty per barrel This advantage over the prsdue
Of more distant wslls - Of hseh large pTsAt
Extract rom letter written bys gentleman at Tisu'vie
vho IL thoroughly informed the sabsct Of oil territory;
Ir IL ADMITTED on ALL FMS S1or 1.-THE pop
sy Of this company TIE MOST PROLIFIC % OIL o. Ass
WITHIN FIVE niLEs" ..
Circulars and books for subscription to the Capital Stock
may be found with
TREMBLEY, PHELPS Co.. No. ls4 Msidenana
WIN. A. WHEELER, No. ls7 broadway. ..
SAMUEL b. HARD, No. 70 William ct.
wAGsTAFF 4 aOETCHIUs. No II Broadway.
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SAMUEL BOOTH, No. &C Myrte-ave., Brooklyn
JOHN FRENCH. Clinton ave, Brooklyn.
FOSTER PETIT tof Petit Crook No. loe water NY
WILLIAM II. WALLACE, No. 1871 WssLington-st., N. T.
RICHARD INGRAHAM, No. 10 Court.st., Brooklyn
WILLIAM ~ LITTLE (of wyckOf Lit,le) Montague st.,
near Court, Brooklyn.
ALFRED BECAR lof Beca, Napier Co.. No. s42 Broad.
way.N.Y.
JOHN DOHERTY, Park place. Brooklyn
L. BoRATIo BIGLow (of L. II. Bigow CO.., No. 2 WI
Ismst., NJ
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CAPlTAL.................. 900.
100, 900 SHARES. PAR VALUE, SIS.
$4,000 RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL
SHAREHOLDERS ARE EXEMPT FROM ALL
PERSONAL LIABILITY.
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Petroleum.
THE SECOND
NATIONAL PETROLEUM CO.

THE SECOND -.
NATIONAL PETROLEUM CO.
NOW ORGANIZING UNDER THE LAWS OF PENN
sYLvANIA
FIVE OIL FARMS OWNED IN FEE,
AND OTHER VALUABLE INTERESTS
ON OIL CREEK. CHERRY Run, PITHOLL CRLEh'
HICKORY CREEK, &c,
ALL SELECTED PROPERTIES OF THE GREAT OIL
REGIONS
CAPITAL STOCK .....................9 go 0OO, 600,
IN 100000 SHARES OF SIS EACH.
A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES WILL BE SOLD
AT TIE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE OF - 50.
STOCKHOLDERS POSITIVELY EXEMPT FROM
LIABILITY AND ASSESSMENT.
OFFICE. No. 100 BROADWAY.
OFFICERS
President,
NAHLON g. FROST
Vice President,
I. CORNELIUS WALSH
Treasurer.
JOHN NJ BRUCE.jr
Counsel,
BARNEY. BUTLER PARSONS
Banking House,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
TruseeI
MABLoN FROST, Of Brooklyn N Y, formerly Of Titus
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NEWS HAS THIS DAY tFEB. 25l BEEN RECEIvEi
AT THE OFFICE or THIS COMPANY THAT THE NEW
BALLET WELL (sEE SECTION 9TH BELOW, !,
WHICH THIS COMPANY Has AN INTEREST, hA,
COMMENCED TO FLOW 10 BARRELS DAY, AND II
INCREASING.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

Too Coon To BE LOsT.--A few days
since a couple of gentlemen from this
neiphborhood, while in Pittsburg, went
over to see the Allegheny county Fair
After seeing the Fair, they sauntered
around to see the side shows. In front
of one of these exhibitions man was
mounted on a box, Justify expatiating on
the merits of his show Among other
things the speaker said Walk up here; l
admit widows, and the blind and lazy
Free" Says A to B, you are lazy; take
him up. B put on long face, walked up
to the man. and told him he wanted in
free. as he was very lazy. Quite crowd
was gathered around the man, and he
looked rather confused; but he rallied
pretty soon, and said B must produce a
voucher for his laziness, or he could not
pass him. The crowd laughed, and won
dered what next. A stepped forward
and expressed willingness to vouch Tor
the laziness of his friend. 'Pass In, 4"
said the astounded Snowman, and there
was a general roar of laughter among
the spectators.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24
Feed BOY Wanted.
,hov to feed a steam press is wanted
"a IT the REGIsER OFFICE.

Ox Sunday night the usually quiet ana
oofu, town of Triadelphia was visited
n,mber of thieves, who left their
-. hahind them. The store room OF
Mr. Hopkins was broken open Inc
chef deliberately placed the chips ana
'Ior;ros which he had cut from the
3aor in order to effect an entrance, upon
~. counter and set them on lire to al
ford him a light to enable him to see his
~ While the thief was ransaeking
.bo sbelyes and drawers, a young man
who slept in an office in the back part OF
tbe store.room awoke. The Young man
.a;zad his revolver and fired twice at the
man. but missed his aim. The thief made
> precipitate exit from the store and a
bastv flight from the town, receiving
very little recompense for his hazardous
trouble.
On the same night valuable mare
saddle and bride, belonging to Dr. Ora
craft we're stolen from his stable, 1t IS
possible that the fellow who broke open
the store of Mr.. Hopkins made on Win
Cracraft's horse. At last accounts morse
and rider were at large.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

MOVING MACHINES IN ENGLAND AT
the trial before the Royal Agricultural
Society of England, held in July last, the
Wood Mower" American, took tue first
prise; Woods Reaper the first prize,
and the Mower and Reaper combined the
second prize There were forty entries
of mowers and reapers The prize trials
of implements before the Royal Society
takes place only once i'll four years.
The unprecedented demand for the
Wood Mower" fully establishes its ST.
periority over all other machines. The
undersigned are the sole agents for West
Virginia, Western Pennsylvania aud Eas-
tern Ohio, and are prepared TO make ar
engagements with sub-agents
PRYOR HANDLAN u Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

An ESCAPED HUSBAND A gentleman
whose wife has been absent for time,
wrltos to a friend rs follows To save
Lin a soolding, if not 4 demonstrating,
We suppress names:
Ny wife has gone to visit her mother.
am happy to be able to state the child
Ten accompanied her Peace, quietness
and felicity reign in my dwelling. |
some and go unquestioned. | stay ont
late at night without fear of rehuke.
lie abed OF morning, and no one insists
on my getting up. Ny friends pass the
evening with me, and there are none
who tell he the next day tlat the win
Cow curtains are filled with tobacco
smoke, and the parlor has the fragrance
Of bar room. 1t two or three friends
come home to dine with me, the cook
never asks me why brought them, nor
complains of headache. What is more,
she does not insist upon having new
silk dress every week, nor burst into
tears ifI utter crude and naughty words.
The fact is, if thore be one thing | like
more than another, it is to have my wife
visit her mother"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

The STEAM FIRE ENGINE.-We under
stand the new Steam Fire Engine Will
be on in a few weeks, and ready for sei-
vice. The noble fellows of the United
Fire Company, who are to take charge
of her, are naturally anxious to have an
Engine Room where they can keep her in
good suitable order There is lot OF
ground purchased, upon which to erect
suitable apartments for the newcomer,
but as vet nothing has been done toward
putting up the structure We hope our
City Fathers will see to it that the house
is put up ere the severe winter weather
sets in. There is too much money in a
Steam Fire Engine to have it ruined by
exposure,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

CQTARDLT AND DAsTARDLT Act
Last night after the Democratic meeting
adjourned at SteuGenrachs Hall il CeR-
tire wheeling most cowardly and despi
cable act was perpetratcd by a crowd
of dastardly rufians A number of
gentlemen. including the speakers, had
gone 10 the meeting in hacks aud bug
gieS After the meeting vas over while
these persons were on their way home
their lives we're ieopardized by stones
thrown by ruthless hands Several gen
tlemen were struck with the missiles and
several of the vehicles were somewhat
bruised Fortunately no .one was seri-
ously injured Such lawless vandalism
IS g disgrace to any party or civilized
community, and we hope for the credit
ot that portion of Ohio county IN which
the outrage was perpetrated the offend
ers may be ferited out and brought to
Justice
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

CIRCUIT CoURT.-In this Court yes
terday the trial of the will case Of Abba
r. Hanna and others - J G. Maxwell's
heirs was commenced. The case is very
important one, involving about $4,000,
and able counsel has been cmpioyed on
both sides. The plaintiff asks that the
will be set aside, as the deceased never
made it, and was not competent to die
tate it at the time it was made. d. Peck
and J S Wheat, Esqs are the counsel
for the plaintiff. and NJ c Good and T.
Jacob, Esqs of this city, aud VIM. Mont
gomery and R NJ Gibson. Esqs., of
Washington, Pa, for the defendaDts-
The trial of the case will be continued
today
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

ASwEET PARTY GONE--Capt. Mack,
Capt Dick, Capt. Reed, and a profess
''Onal gentleman from the gilt edge,
.O'Rerly in the auction business, who
"''erly deyotes all his time to procuring
squirrels for the benefit of widows and
pA1nS' have all started on hunting
Apeouon. We had the pleasure of a
,'''s Interview with them at the de-
Wv Yesterday morning. We wish them
,ale return, They are a clever jolly,
sober set of fellows
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

COUGHs AND COLDS.-At this season
of the year when ene-half our citizens
are sneezing and coughing it should be
known that few doses of Piso's Cure
for consumption will work a perfect
cure. There is no humbug about it, Ii
YOU are afflicted with cough get bot
tie and try it, and ifyou are not satisfied
with the result return the bottle and
YOU can have your money refunded
Sold at F. Bookings Odd Fellows Hall
Drug Store
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

New FIRM .-Messrs, Blond K Bach
man have opened new wholesale and
retail shoe house at No. l07 Main street,
corner of Sprigg House alley, where the
best of boots, shoes and CATERS can be
bad. Everything usually kept in first
class boot and shoe emporium, in full
supply. Both members of the new firm
are we'll known here as energetic; thor
ough-going business men. Drop in and
examine their large and varsed stock,
and secure bargains. Oct. lo-Im.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

nrrao,t~,, '-0 Tile yesterday that a
49, W. ""u oeen committed in the Sec
Una ward Upon enquiry we learned
mat no murder had been:committed bnt
mat woman had given man several
ugly and painful wounds on the baod he
well directed blows of a poker,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

MUNICIPAL CoURT.-In this Court yes
terday LYDIA Henry was arraigned LOT
assaulting and abnsing Jacob Watson
Lyda established her innocence OF the
charge, and was dismissed. Messrs Win
or s. Miller were fined five dollars and
costs for failing to have their cart bran
ded. VIM. Coleman was fined ten dol
lars and costs for profanity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

THE election is rapidly approaching
but a few days and hours remain until
the contest will be decided-notwith-
standing this important fact, W. s. c.
Anderson, at the boat store, is daily in
receipt of a fresh supply of choice Balti,
more oysters-fresh and sweet-large and
iuicy-hard to beat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

STEIN Bros, corner of Main 4 Monroe
streets, have just received one of the
largest stocks of Ready Made Clothing
Piece Goods, Tailors Trimmings and gen
tlemens Furnishing Goods ever brought
to this market They call the attention
of persons visiting our city, country mer-
chants particularly TO examine their stock
as they are determined to sell below
Eastern Prices oct9 lm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

GAUS s. WARNAFELDT Projectors of ithe
Office Saloon and Restaurant, No. Washington
Hall. sole agents for John o'Farrall & Cos SUI
perior fresh can and shell oysters received daily
by express All kinds of game on hand in pro-
ner season. Families supplied at moderate
rates. Choice Wines, Ales, &c, at the Bar
are fitted ND in the most approved style,
sep2l-6m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-24

But pain is perfect misery, the worst devils
and excessive: overturns all !patience. All
Druggists have for sal e Dr. d. H. Seelye's Ii.
QUID CATARRH REMEDY, which will re-
move PERMA NENTLY all pains from Catarr.
hal difficulties Any one who has ever used
it will 80 recommend it.