The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-19
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changed editors, Mr.. S. D. Gordon hav-
ing mounted the editorial tripod, He
introduces himself to his readers IN
yervlpleasant salutatory and defines his
position" with considerable humOr and
more truth The Ne,c Era is well con.
Quoted and is doing much good for the
conservative cause in Mason county
We welcome the new editor and WISH
him abundant success, personally, poIit'
ically and pecuniarily.
THE Buckhaunon Republican has also
changed editors. Messrs. Taft and Stra
der being editors and proprietors. They
enter upon their new duties in very
practical and business-like way and
heartily support President Johnsons
policy of restoration, and advocate the
application Of the same principles to
West Virginia. The Republican is the
only newspaper published IN Upshur
county and we recommend it to the pat
ronage of our merchants who desire to
build up their trade in that locality
WHILE speaking OF newspapers, We
would like to say word also III favor
of the Fairmont National. 1t is very
ably.conducted 10y Colonel Lininger and
is doing GOOD service. II has large
circulation in Marion and Taylor conn
ties especially, aud affords an excellent
medium for ad yertisIng Il deserves all
the favor that can be bestowed upon A..
The Point Pleasant Ne,c Era says;
We learn that serious shooting ARRAY
came off few days since on the farm
OF Mr.. Beale, about five miles from Point
Pleasaot 1t appears that Mr. Baale bad
missed lot of corn from his crib, and
he determined to set a watch aud en-
deavor to catch the thieves. J. Nj.
Beale and Hugh Jordan consequently
proceeded to the corn crib ell last Thurs
day night. and when near the place they
found two coats hanging on the fence
Watching awhile for the owners, they
soon espiea two men coming toward
them. each carrying a sack 81 corn on
his back MIR b ordered them to halt.
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but they refused, Whth he aille" "l2 ="
at them aul pulIel the trigger, bat ms
sod hTa After tbi, the robbers dropped
their corn, and drew Their REVIEWERS ON
Messr5 Beale aad Jordan, then shots Ia.
king effect, tive balls entering each ct
them. Their wounds were dressed by
DIR. Fox. Of this place. assisted by DR.
Leavsay, Of Galllpolis 1t ~ Supposed
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these thieves ana Mo"'" 90 l'5''''''i''S
.' "oie ilinr vii When last Eplrd from.
. w, b.,Il
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thinL from GRANGE IL tue county 'h''
more acres of corn viii I've planted this
.,.,;,,..i .,,rrc,,nt, tl,an has been nlapt-
"a "a ,,E 49, ',,o ,.ar f,r nnarter of = ceu.
ca '''S ot'>
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The same paper adds The growing
crop Of y heat l., not a prnmisiug as we
.,,..nlI d...;r.. +, aee # I'm u.,,,uo
,,.''., ,....,.. go, - f.lIs
'h''''s" ",'' ''"'''S We go '''''"s "oi'
OF wheat thai nave been thI"ieu 10y TIE
Some fields that have been tsheltstel h,
timber lands, look promising. and bid
iair 10 maze Il g''a harvest
JUDGE HALL, in the 10th Judicial CIR
cult, seems to be making a favorable
immersion among men oc all parties
la recent charge to the Grand Jury of
Jefferson county, he told them they
should not present any one from mere
prejudice aud make the court the me-
diam Of carrying ont individual h.tred
He also ordered that the jnrymen should
not he taken from one portion OF the
county ana from the same party as mere
We fa ~ IN oIJer t6 serve IN = imTr
The following lawyers We're admitted
to the bar: Joseph A Chaplne, Henry
Berry Benjamin Stanton, Edmund Pen
dleton, John " Kennedy, NJ I Iugles.
G NJ Beltzhoover, S 4 Cox. Charles
Davies. l.. P. W Balch, J. \. Wisner,
c j Faulkner, J.. r Yellott. f W An.