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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26


P,rRoAD ACCIDENT One UuR httted
and .SfrYrm Injured lon Saturday morn
ing a sad accident occurred to tho East
ern bound passenger train on the Cen.
trial Ohio Railroad, mean 'Qhypoole, "a
few miles west of Zanesyillo, by which
Mr.. VIM Thompson, an einploye of the
Road, was almost instantly killed, and q
fireman and several passengers were
slightly injured When coming around
curve at the rate OF twenty on twenty
FIVE miles an hour, the Train came in con-
toct with a large rock which had slip
ped and fallen on the track. The col
lision. was so sudden and unexpected
that'the engineer had not the shadow Of
an opportunity for thought or reflection,
and Of course was unable to reverse the
engine. The locomotive forced the ten
der almost half way through the bag"
gage car, and the baggage car was
forced On equal distance through the
first passenger car. Thompson, who
was an engineer on the Taad, was not on
duty at the time, and was seated in the
frat passenger car Attic timeof the &C.
cident. He was struck with the bag
cage car His neck was broken and
his head, breast ana shoulder were
badly crushed. His remains were
Brought to Bellaire on Saturday night,
aud we're bnIied there yesterday gt,er
uOOOn.
Mr.. Thompson had been on The road
for near ten years, and was regarded as
one of the best and most skillful er
gineers in the employ OF the company
He resided in Bellaire, where ne leaves
a yonng wife, to whom he hal been
married but q few months
Great praise is due Conductor Wins
fol lie speedy manner IN which he Sc
cured assistance for the injured, and for
The lind attention he rendered them
also for the dispatch with which he had
The wreck clemedaWay and hia train in
mot ION.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

WEATHER. Saturday was an uncertain,
htsiiant day. Faint wisps # sunlight
,,caping through the crev,css Al GA"
tlercy clouds welcomed the early riser.
Through those riffs glanced the deep
blue of the remotest heavens, pure a.
spring violets outpeerinE amid the mtit
rar SHOWS, or like azure eyes seen
cleaning through bridal Veil Aud
during the day the sun kept shining out
from time to time in the same potulaatiy
,ouuettish manner, playing at hide-and-
seek with mortals Dust there was
none. The rains had thoroughly most
rned the soil, aud left large puddle3 IN
which the horses splushed, aud over
(which the walkers sprung. FAINT
lderles stirred the ambient air. When
trsht came the moon stood III mid
3hrlyrn in all her splcndor, p1lins the
surrounding stars. while the temperA
ru. SINK to the freezing point. and
even little below
Yesterday morning the snow vas
yreat surprise to nearly eTcfybodT. Dur
.4, the day the fieGcy element fell IN IN
Usually large fakes and for It tine tho
prospects were decidedly WinteriSh The
Sow partially melted sud was by the
c.lI breezes converted into Ice and III
,,rae parts of the city 1t was question
Il The greatest moment how to safely
and successfully pedestrianatc the side
ualks without the performance OF GER
cain aorobatic feats more striking than
pleasant or graceful. aud which result in
Pathological developments to which
neither tho finger of a Fowler nor the
skill of a Spurzheim would be able
70 ascribe its proper mental strength anc
caliber. Last night the temperature VA,
decidedly Arctic, AMI skating prospects
were excellent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

The SERMON.-Tho ninth Of the series
If sermons being delivered, under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian
Association, to the youth of the city, was
preached last night Mt the First Presby.
rerian Church, By the Pastor, Rev ID
y. Fisher, f:em the text: conc thing
,hou lackest:' Mark 10, 2D The
Church was filled to It, utmost capacity
and the discourse, which was abh,
pointed, practical and earnest. was re
civ ed with almost undivided attention
The next and last of the series of scr,
mons will be preached log the Rev Mr.
Taggart, at the Clay street Baptist
Church. on Sunday elenin" week
ApTil Sth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

MAGNIFICENT PIANO. The kuabe pi-
auo, manufactured expressly for The
German Mannachor, Of This city. will Re,
main for a few days ON exhibition, al
Mellor's music store. This instrument is
decidedy the best we have ever seen. 1t
has been thoroughly tested by the best
players in the city, and the universal
opinion is that it cannot be ecnelIcd The
public are respectfully asked to call and
see this beautiful specimen Of iuahe'a
pilmcs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

The PUBIC SCHoOIs-ihe winter
-clm of our Public Schools closes Ell F"-
Jay next The annual examinations
will take place during the present week
Nothing is more cheering to teacher al"
PUPIL than to see parents interest," them
selves in the progress of their laGols
Es hope all. parents who can make 1t
convenient to do so will endeay0r 10 at
tend these examinations, and cheer the
hearts of both instructors and instruct
ed with their presence
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26
<DeS

10 SERVICE The Methodist minis
IT'S of the city being absent at Confer
eace, there was no service held in the
Churches of that denomination IN this
city Yesterday The newly appointed
minister's viii occupy thets pulpits next
Sabbath = .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

I'EsS COMPAHY, BSVgTG obs
1 CANNED in April, i-Gi ~ conjunction
with tlu, VOL known hrm OF GAEHLE s CO.
a. a Joint stock Company, exclusively Of prlc.
ti,ll riluo Makers who have held prominent
nos lions IN some OF the best establishments IN
this country aud Europe.
Ihis Company claims that their Pianos coIg
bine all the eXCecucies Of al the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26
Latest improvements

And 10 win hr apparent 20 all that men whose
skill and abilities have bon approved 10y the
best manufacturers viii not be less successful
when their own in;ere . and reputation are m
VOWED. A a testimony 10 the above they were
awarded tbc Grst premium over All competitors
by the Judges of the late exhibition heid at the
Mrryltud Institute Of Baltimore Nl. In oct"
hcr Ito.
These instruments bcng sufficiently into
iuced in thi. clty. aud having proved cqr1l #
not superior 70 any heTetO!urr ku0wH. JnUsr IN
want OF = first class Plane, Manufactured with
the greatest care and-of tie best material Will
save dealers commission. which only makes Pi.
amos more costly but By 10 means moI" vaiuA.
bic b, sending orders directly Ia the Factory
"a above directed or 10y applying At Prot HER.
MAN KRY rkRS, No. iUj Market Street lot
further informal ION. \ guarantee tOr fiye years
il given - regards durability Of construction
OF ever, instrument, aud viii he kept in tuuC
iOr one year free oI charge.
Old Piano taken ID exchange. feb2l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26
DR.. LAR00KAH'S
SaraaparilIa Compound !

NOE yssE SPEEDY AND PEIE-
i M8NEN cure of Liver Complaint ~"rOt
MA OF sings Eytl, Dyspepsia, Dropsy. Neu
Il-l1, Epilepsy, EIy 5irehs 81. Anthony Fire
Piup!,1. ru8tgs B,otCEes GDila fumoTs salt
Khuum Ulcers and Sores Rheumatism Pam Ia
the Stomach side and Bowels General Dehili
tX. Uterine Liberation Syphilis and Mer,ura.
Disease, and all complaints arising from OF re
sultiug in Impure Blood.
1t is double DE strength Of any other Sarsapa
rlia Compound in the market and ia endorsed
by the medical fA,nt, rs Tia. bent c,,i lheIp- Z
Flood purtUer eAtlut. Price II 90 per Bottle
Prepared by Or. l.. L KNIGHTS, Chemist
Melrpss Mass
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

-Ptdais1Ic,-A soueghqt ssleqtiaa
pugilistic eneounttr teok place Pns sf
Lure House corner on SatnIuay ~
ISLANDERS interposed armed intervention on
before any serious injury was SuSUdiheo
nv either of the comoatants.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26
Agents Wanted.

al sale III West Virginia Tor Ju5 following
,-rst,y celebrated Southern literary works. viz.
southern History OF tie War BY l. \ Pollard,
southern Generals Their Lives and Campaigns.
S.neva!I Jackson by z Nir-Imlu Women o.
he Sl7th DISTINGUISHED IN Literature.
l1a wait good responsible ana eLt-rP..
INC. rl.,, - canvass each town and county Of
,hG STATE tor which literal pr csnta-e Uih
10 allowed and exclusive agency given. I--
nov, works lre sold by subscription only.
For further particulars address NoTIhea.t
corner Fourth and Union streets al Mis- hey
,,bss1inG W,Ns D. /. NULL
1grls dIw.C,W on. AgtsioT ". Va,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

Police CoURrAJeseph Carr was up
before the police court on Saturday, 1or
being drunk aud disorderly lie was
fined ten dollars and costs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

BEEKAIAN & EMsHEIMER have received
splendid now stook-of Spring Dry
Goods, Their, stock being selected with
great care, it offers as good 4 selection
as any in the city. Please call aud ex-
anime goods and prices afNo. l55 Main
street, two doors below the Grant House
mar13-3W q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

d. EVERY lady, every gentlemen, every
lad, every lass ip'the City. who desires to
purchase neat-fitting pair of boots,
shoes or CATERS, should call at the em
porium of Blonde & Bachman, 1O7 Main
street, corner Of Sprigg Alley, where a
large and varied stock has Just beenTe-
eeiyed. % l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

LAGER II. Darlington y O.. this
morning, communicate imp5rtantitem5
to purchasers of lager beer. ilcreai.
ter they will sell il at eight dollars per
barrel. Messrs. d. n Co. arc winning
an enviable reputation for the manntae-
ture of choice ales, etc. See advertise
ment
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26
To the Public.

AJRs. 70. q. LEIGH RETthN lO
vi the pnbl.C her most cordial thanks ioi tAs
TeTv IiL.TlI shsraof patronage bestowed upon
her during the - years she has been ensA6s1
m the Clothing RJfsinsss IN this city lhs LsH
frIn 0. n e.. Lsecl & Co. respectfully l0.-e't Ala
al stTire O. msTit .: their ne" piAcs u Da2i'
n,.l.y-., Mo LEIGH 4 Co.
- No ~ Main street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

Now is the time 10 cleanup lean > y Y ii
niture by asing Bookings Furniture pol
ish. You &iIlL save 1imei and money
You can use it withont washing your
furniture-as it will remove all dirt and
leave abolish as when new, 1t be
used with, perfect safety on the finest
piauo 80.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

Dissolution.
,IHE (O.PARTNERsHIP uhRF-

IDEORE existing between " q. LEbE
and THOMAS HUGHES under the ~ IA name
Of NJ & Loeoh, was dissolved on tue 'th hst
I., ryufrlI cGu+snt Those hlviBzcia!HIs against
m, late hrm. viii present them Tor settlement.
- those indebted are reque-tsd 20 make imms
IT,. navmrut A collector aiil o4li on un-s
"A hose aCr0uuts arc due
~ 4. LEIGH.
THOMAS HUGHES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

THOMAS HUGHES sill coutiBus the Nor.
rhsut Tailoring lnd NhOlesaie and KrtaI Cloth
ING Business 40 TIE Oh stand SO -. corner
Monroe AID Water streets
WELDING oct D. l-GI uet-fs Ii.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26


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me following are rev "I Tue ''I a'ts
y which have been ,,Iurtuly gwen Ia the Pro
prirtors by prI,ou- who nre well known
WUrrIs. April 'a I-C-
NJ. el,r,.. r..r.. eco. G..r..,s.
III, ~ &c.. n. H.. Co,.,o,4y t.r
80" - - 80. IN J. AVID. -. la.,l,
M = a., Inc, =. enc month oil ,fL., .,,l .e,
1':,J J1-,,,, C,g,J and nn,ina II n,f onI,. a
MINI ysliCt INT , ,,r,Uaaruf r1,J. take Meas.
Tnrc IN r,Comrn,i.dipy IL to tho lrorahl, notice
NJ an y.Ln,ua n, hE afflicted.
e. MARTIN
Claprliu eth ~ IA Infantry.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26
Piano Manufacturing Company
Or Baltimore, Nd,

WAEER0OMS-Nurth East Corner OF EUtIw
Gat Fayettc Streets and No. H. u. and
~ North Eutaw Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26
. EEYcEHE.EsA.,,

On It's E.uGred d,s,l1u. during the cUnino sum
mrT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

LU,CIoUs.-The large and superior
oysters received daily by Mcssrs Booth,
Battello X Co, at the boat tore arc
truly luscious Buy eau ana be CON
WINGED For sale 10y can o. ease
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-26

The following are few OF the certificates
which have been voluntarily given 10 the Pro
prirtors by persons who are well known
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
kEa.Iinntnn. Aunnst 6.

4 large and advantageous sale OF cap
tHrcd prize property belonging to tho Ma
Wy Department took place ON Friday, at
the Gosport Navy \ ard netting u hand
some revenue to the Government One
item Of scrap iron, ut : to - cents per
pound, reached over $4,000.
Several hundred ho@sheads OF confsca
ted Virginia leaf tobacco will be sold
by Colonel Loomis, Treasury Agent at
Richmond, the last week Of the present
month.
The Commissary General has decided
that Communication Of ratiors for soldiers
while confined in rebel prisons shall be
allowed only to them and not 10 their
heirs
The following s&atoment exhibits the
amount OF funds in 2the cash vaults Of the
Treasury at the close If business; Jni-
ted Statcs notes, legal tenders, $4,000, 900;
National Bank notes, -, I59, 10; frac-
tional currency $il9,GS2; total, #9,979,-
IO5.
Treasurer Spinner holds in trust for Ma
tioual Banks United States securities for
the following amounts as security for cir
cniasiou $50 100, 100; for eminent
deposits, SIS $40 300 total, S3G1 AL BOO.
National bank currency to tic amount
Of Sl5I,7uJ was issued by the Acting
Comptroller Of the Currency during the
week, making the total amount Of this cur
rency issued mp to date, $3.50 ,S94, 54j.
4 gentleman in this city has received a
letter from IS very responsible source in
the City OF Mexico, stating there is no
doubt felt but thut haZimiiian contem-
plates retiring hy November, and that the
Empress has conc TO France to represent
the hopeless financial condition OF the en-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
TIE Harvest,

The wheat crop in this section was
never better or more abundant than it Is
this season. 30 III what direction YOU
will, grain presents itself to view as far MS
the eye can survey the surrounding coun-
try. Some fields are in the shock, while
IN others the reaper is doing its work and
yet IN very many Instances, though the
grain IS ready for the sickle, hands cam
not be obtained for securing the harvest
Could the crop be secured properlyi Iowa
county would produce .aore wheat, and
wheat Of better quality, than for many
years past But the unlayorable weather
for harvesting leads to fears that much
grain viii be injured, if not lost, from
continuous rains. Farm hands are scarce.
From almost every ncighborhood the cry
is, "come and help US" We trust IA
yorable change CT weather may take
place before it is too late to secure IN good
condition the bountiful crop Of grain that
coTers the thousands Of broad acres oil
our productive soil But we must confess
present Indications hardly justify such q
| hope.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
81 pnnl MINI A1n. &

Private letters from Fort Rid-eway, da-
Jcd July 3Ist, speak of terrible hail storm
which had just passed over that section,
destroying crops and playing havoc gem
orally One lotter says that the storm
came from the east, and has destroyed the
cane, cut the potatoes 10 pieces, and dam.
AGED all the vegetables. Wheat and oats
were almost ruined The hail fell as large
a. hens cc-s. The storm lasted about
twenty minutes Trees were broken down
and our beautiful fields laid waste. Ii has
been 81 hard blow for new settlers. Last
year the grasshoppcrs took up the crops
this year the hail
We had a very heavy rain last night
and this morning lasting several hours.
Il VII doubtless raise the river, which IS
very much needed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
4 Shert War.

The German war Is the briefest contest
between first class powers which history,
recites The nations engaged
the following populations
Austria. Sc soc. 600
German Allies Of Austria 1fooo,ooo
German Allies Of Prussia. 500, 900
Total belligerent5.... "a, 100000
In six weeks from the firing of the first
gun the war has been fought out and peace
concluded. Austria has yielded up the
beautiful Province Of Venetia with its
2,J0O,UU0 inhabitants to the Italians, and
has consented 10 be restricted hereafter,
to her hereditary tcrritcrics Prussia has
acquired fall possession Of Scheswig Hol-
stein, and some farther roctiacations.-
She has also secured the dictatorship Of
Germany, which in its practical effects
Will he equivalent to the annexation Of all
the German Dukedoms to Prussia The
events Of the war as between Prus 81. and
Austria are thus enumerated IN cIronc7
logical order Of occurrence.
3" On the I4th Of June war was practi
cally declared, and on the 18th Of July,
the terms Of peace were arranged, The
chronology Of the campaign Is exceedingly
interesting. On the l4th of June the Ger
man Diet decided in favor OF Austria. On
the 10th the Prussians occupied Leipsic,
Gicssen, Cassel and L0bau, and on the 1 : th
they occupied the iianoycrian capital
The 18th found them IN possession OF
Dresden, and Of various points in BOhe-
mia. Their advances continued with,
slight cavalry encounters, until the 9th,
when an armisticc was declared between
the Prussidu and iiaEoveriau armies. Oa
| the 10Th the engagement near Iurnau !;
on the . tn the fights at NachUd, Oswiecin
and Lan1ensaiza-thc latter between the
| Russians and IIanoyerians The Aus
| TRANS were driven back upon Joseph
| stadt the same day. On the 18th there
| was an action near Trautenau, and the
| troops under Prince Frederick Charles
were engaged near. Munchengratz The
/ Han0YcFian army surrendered on the 2Jth,
/ and the Russians captured Gitschin. On
! the ,jUth there were battles ut kort and
| ut thwalkowit2, and the Austrians under
| m-t,allas were pushed back to konig~
! graft. July opened with q flight at Gits-
! chm. The next day the two armies OF
! Prussia effected a junction, and on the 81
/ inst occurred ihc decisive battle Of Sa-
! dowa. eu the 18th the Elbo was crossed
/ On tie 10Th there was II baltic before
/ Oimutz. On tie @2t the 'russiaus still
/ pursuing their advantage, forced q grand
| battle before Vienna. Dn the sd an
armi-ticc Of iyc days was Offered and ac-
| ccptoj, and on tho 2Sth peace was de-
! clareL X war that might have lasted for
| thirty years in the oldan tiae is thus
| ended wIthin six weeks by Che aid of rail
! roats the telegraph and the bre2ch load
/ crs, Diplomacy IS outstrippcd uy the %
| icrIty oil these military movements, and
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

HE-SE.Es POINT
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1866.


The Unconditional Onion heE Of tie Third Con
esorlaI District supporters Of the late fer the
Suppression Of Treason against the Consultation and
government who bclese Andres j. nz0n did, that
Treason shoazd BE- mate o2jgns,' and 50 odi0us
that none may again snie The country that gives
liberty to ali and who believe in the ressioual plan
IL Reconst,actitg the States lately IN Rebellion in
view Of leaving he chief traitors out Of Office and
aawcr at least ssessel Of flash Of patriotic love
If country aud the old flag, requested % hold
Convention at BOSCOBEL, WEDNESDAY, the
5t.s day Of SEPTEMBER, A. u. 1880 At noon for the
purpose of nominating Candidate for Congress 70 be
voted for at the ensuing November election and for
the transaction Of arr other business before said Con
yention.
The basis Of representation shall be Delegates
from each Assembly District, and from each Sena-
torial District.
Each County will be entitled to at least one Senate
rial Deiegate whether fuil Senatorial District or not
The Third Congressional District is composed of
Crawford, Grant Green, Iowa, Lafayette Iichland,
and Sdai- Counties
1t j. also recommended that the Assembly District
and Senatorial District Conventions be held Tie
previous - FrEDAY noon, and At the usual place
meeting, for the purpose Of eIgcting Delegates.
J. g. COVER,
HORACE BEACH,
GEO. W RLIsS,
ALLEN W0RDEN, : Die. Cea. Chm
q. Z. REMINGTON,
D. l.. DOWNS,
W. 8. WESCOTT,
July %. 1896
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
A nI,ssrious Marder Case in Canada.

A dispatch from Ottawa, G. w, states
that a clue has been reached IN what was
hitherto most mysterious murder case
Last winter, young lady named y. ".
Babin, went to reside for some time with
her brother, Rev jeremiah Babin. at
buckingham, near this place. Soon after
she was missing, and no account could be
had Of her till about q month ago, when
her body was found floating IN the Otta-
wa. 4 coroner jury has ever since been
hearing evidence in the case, and have at
length found the following verdict ''Ihat
the deceased came to q violent death, ma
iciously and feloniously, by drowning in
the river De I.eiyre, near the buckingham
mills, between the two falls, ION or about
the 10th or 18th Of April last; that her
brother, the Rev Jeremiah Babin, was
the cause of her death, and that person
called by him Noise Ledons, was an ac~
cessory before the fact" The evidence
has not been published, but understand
that all the circumstances Of the case in
dictate that the reverend gentleman-for
what reason, Is the mystcry-barbarously
murdered his unfortunate sister All the
parties IN the ease az well known here,
and the verdict just rendered by the jury
has created 10 small excitement in the
JackwUods CAPITAL.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
Guardians sale,
sNatt NNssff@ = N'NTt5

IN PROBATE-TOVA COUNTY COCRT.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of the minor heirs
John Anthony, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and in mr.
sHauce Of an order Of License made in said matt,
by said Court ths 9th day Of june lSf6 the uud.
signed guardian Of said minors VIII on the LIST day o.
August, 1s66s ut O'Clock in the afternoon at ths
front door OF the Court House, in the village Of Dod
vile, offer for sale at public yendue, the following de-
scribed lands to Wit
The undivided two-thiris 80 Of the north eAs,
quarter Of the south quarter section nunbrr
twenty-five t22), in township number eight (S) north
Of range number three @ % the fourth principaI
meridian in the county Of Iowa and State Of Wscon.
sin.
and place Of sale
Dated June 25th. 1866.
L. W. JOINER, Guardian.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
gsz~ The Beaver Dam Irqus tells Of

Gs7Y~ The Beaver Dam 1rguS tells Of a
shocking affair in the town of West(ord.
\ little child, about seven years old, of
Mr.. Peters, was bounced upon in the road
by an ugly boar, and had It's abdomen SO
badly torn that the bowels protruded The
child somehow escaped from the hog, and
walked about half a mile to a neighbor's s.
when It's condition was discovered. A
physician was called, bat his services
we're nnagailing, and the child died in q
few hnnrs