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New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
BOSTON LIVE STOCK ian MARKEI;
upIGaToN CAMERTDGE AND MEpipuIIpii puIi..y,,,
p.,,rtj ,r TIL IniDUNE )g' TIE week ehdg "'"''''''
gGT


Ap,otiut Of Al ock az market: y, uon. yrsls
' Cattle. sheer. shois' ,cdn $50
TIN, week. .29is s'glo 800 800 j;SSS i;SoS 200
= III a' ,yeek lG2l l1,2H l0D s'sU ID
-, rasr aoo 9,i2J l2,0Bl 400 Z'o0i
ID, ,oo N q, total Weight Of hide tallow ana aii
meat extra tfs 80 Gsis 5 first qaaity "a
raIity $40 ati9 third quality slooosii ~ the NEAREST
gnale pairs and best Western slt; 7onio oi '"'
bulls 10, 81 6oGsl0 .. ,rAv steers SlC0a 500, OF
much according their value for Dec so5s-i. extra
sso6SlOG farrow and dry tfodso ,r, cIc sbeen and
gbcep-Per N, live weight, 5Gov., oN'''' 's@' 4 -,
amb, per head, in lots, ss 0Oh - IL s,oto. ,o.an
. Inf Uo0s-Per 10, $3.50, h'o Nelsh" 7io's' A'''"'
o foc' Pigs 7al0c. fall . ..,. ,... ,os.,o,,
TTaadXoSSBrifhton TaX s9sic y u; country lots, 7a7fS
tan,b1 as RTOc. she0red 33diOc eaeh -.
RRtwfRKs-Oyor the Northern roads ol5 cattle about
. ,onrths last weeks numbers; between 20 ana ~
t Maine and nearly 1900 from Albany; Of which
nye 400 arrived and were sold on Saturday. Inc den
tnncv In Northern cattle at Cambridge was fully sup
nIed by some 800 head of WESTERN many OF which were
pnws and light young cattle, which came directly IN COM
neton With the rass-fed stock rroin New England, 90
mat the Weab appears disposed TO send not only her oo
ted buecks hut her store cattle as well. Maine not
only falls furnsb Aer usual Annnv IN THIS inc D 30
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
"a oood we.ten steers sod At BRIGHTON to Mr. stimp

saw % good Western steers sold at Brighton to Mr.
son at i3c 81 SIX averaging over 800 pounds I'VE
TO be shipped for the market OF that state ism e.
sold 20 cows at Cambridge at 10t 0l2c ap9e
lie per pound Western steers were sofa AZ nd
cattle sold according TO quality at l00l2c per pound
Cooper sold extra pair ar M
Bella Hastings sold pair fed by Charles sanDorn Lyn
don at 4c and pair fed by Trpen OF same nO S'
I32c other stock by the head at 10b lac per pouh
Sheep trade full unfavorable 10 the droyer aS
week Some of the butchers said they were t u;
12tc per head lower than last week Only leW 9ts "a
best Canada coarse-wool lambs brought u per heau
Benjamin Dow sold 12l at t3 so w: Kicker one ear d
at same price f. Rice IS old sheep at &c per pouh
"a lambs at So so f. g. Kimbal IS, rather SLIM AZ lzO
Maine lambs at 50 IL Allen Hood car loaa az - % ~ %
Clark car load Now. York lambs at 81 u.s. N f. Wlso'
JOG good Canada lambs at a per head We therefore,
conclude that while sheep are little lower catle arc
sold at last weeks figures, with heavy market.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
We,,ern Rea.re. GOOD 70

hFTTRNOns Provision MARKET, 4! OCLOFk.-ihe mar
k,t for Mcss Fork weak 2O bbls Mess sold ht S oI3
81 90 thr inside price cash. and The latter regular.
PEfkOLEI'M-Tho business in both Crude ana re
nned In bond Is limited, aud prices are n0mlnauy uh
changed. =,
RICEis quiet wo hear OF no salos prices favor the
buyer.
sales OF 36 hkds III for Cuba and l2to for Bar
b.duos; 9GI boxes Havana at III Gl2gc. hehned are
steady at i6i i6Ic for Hards
SEEDs-Tho inquiry II moderate for Clover Seed AT
a izIc; Timothy seed Is selling at s. Ia eS ~ per
bnsh; rough FlaNseed Is nominal.
TALLOW-IIOlders remain trn. particularly Tor prime
lots which are srarco sales Of 10000 at llsGnBc Tor
Common 90 Prime
WHIsKY-Thc demand is light, and tho indrket Is
steady; sacs OF 230 bbls Western at 35 dSde, cash
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
SUPERIOR COURT -sPEcAL TEaM-gefore Judg"
BARBOUR.


Louisa Richards agt. Geo. c. Grmtley ct al
Motion granted. Annie Jones agt Joho brannganrro 1.
"a on the part OF the defendant stged twenty 1s
20 enable plaintiff 60 move for new nal Cnaries ="
Dabnoy ct AL simon Stevens q eMouon Civ
same agt Sane.--Muon vacating orcer granted; ~
Bank agt john MacRay ct 'al.-Mo,ion denen '0seP"
Rayiey.al,t James Carson ct al--MotioI f-hleu
'>N''N'. ReforeJudge JONES -.,,,>
James GIN agt Henry SchuneskerIsee isc, , Carlas
with special Term Clerk Antonio Moiaes .as s ,,hnus
coats VIM Kraft agt. Henry TRANSFORMATIONS" 'e"'"'
without costs. III +.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
IN BANKRUPTCY

Petitions i'm bankruptcy were filed and re,
frred as follows Petitions of Louis Lowentha referred
m Iobn Fitch: OF Edward Esler referred 10 Isaac Day
ron. ard Of Austin Hail. referred 20 Henry wilder Aueh
All the above petitioners residents OF thus city;
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08

j l.
Fosl5 years pas tho Peoples Line has been alternately
New Central, and the Hudson River roads, while u
has been living upon the Passengers aud freight trans
crrcd the Central Road at Albany, under the
dcuson that all rail could compete With tho nNcr
This dcldsion ia being rapidly dispcllcd By the
Mcssrs Vanderbilt, whose Harlem and Hudson railway
lines prepared TO do business Chcapy - the rlNer
and to receive and deliver fcigts OF all descriptions 10
the entire EatiSfaCpu and increased profit of the Cen-
ra Road. aud 10 the prOmptcr accommodation ot the
public at large llIhes'
viii Our neighbor procure from some Trustworthy
receiver OF grain and flour freight bills 10y rail and
river 10 sustain his asserionI We desire 10 print
them for tho Information Of tho people at large, still
sending goods by water under the mistaken ~ idea
of its superior chcapness
II is reported that private cable dispatches are In
town from London, quoting Western mixed corn
selling in Liverpool to-day st 3js. Cd. per quarter.
TIE Louisville Journal Of Saturday says:
Trale u an DEPARTMENTS continues dun. with adverse
reports leading articles 0f consumption and trahc
holders o some reserve IN ia" way ~ submitting to
d,titn present, while bycrs are not anNiuns, "A, tcy
RttpAtr further depreciation pncrs, aud can there
fore anor bido their time Purchases are therefore,
strictly confined 10 pressing Vahts ana arc quite LWu
Adrian H. Muller sold to-day
79 shares of thc First Preferred stock ~ the Marietta
and Cincinnati Railroad Company nt Gg o4S shares ot
Inc pano at 2l GO shares OF the anne ~ ~ 900 ahcs
of thc second Preferred stock ~ the Marietta ad tihd
natl Railroad Company at a. and 2l2l shares oi the 'o
ats
Ishigh Canal Coal Trado for tho week ending Au-
gust 3, 1851: r..,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
pEnrIpTS nE pROnIrrE

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
AUG 7-ss3T bbls. Flour $50 bbs Whisky, l66 bbs Corn
Meal 1852 bush Wheat 1890 BUSH Corn, 1870 bush.
Oats pkgs Ashes. IL pkgsCut Meats, 100 pkgs Lard,
2,9S5 bbs Petroleum, 1,542 pkgs. Butter 1884 pk9s
Cheese, 626 bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08

The debt and balance in the Treasury on the 1st OF
August 1866 and 1867, compare as follows:
Gross Debt .......... 277O,4i6GO9 2,636,6s5,s95
Less Gold Certificates le'oSlso ls'i5h9oO
t2754,m3420 s2,G67,227,o35 -.
Reduction OF debt in the SSo'Soi'3
The cash in tie Treasury stood az follows;
1860. 1862;
In Treasury l3i,3l5@3 E5o'I4V
longing to the u. :. lc,'O3,sO lOl57,aeo
sl2o9l4,159 ns5e2LaO
Increase IN the Treasury balance sSo'Vo''0o'
The true reduction of the debt is shown to be as
follows:
Increase in Treasury balance. S5OIooI
Reduction q, debt .................. sI2l,792.s5o
The progress made in funding the National DEBT
during the past year makes it certain that IN August
1863 nothing will be outstanding, calling Tor gou'
but the United States notes and fractional currency
The clamor of the natiOnists that the customs anu
the internal revenue will fall under contraction Oh
the currency 20 points whore the interest on tlo
debt and ordinary expenses cannot be met Is WITHOUT
substantial foundation as each recurring debt state
ment shows, and as future returAs VIII SHOW III
moro marked Degree if any fair amount OF success
attends the collection Of the whisky tax now stoleh
by dishonest Treasury officials and distlllers' Inc
Treasury has at its command more thah sN
months expenses OF all khds, anu INC PoVPio i''N
assured to, them bounteous harvest, which gives
them the means of consuming largely OF imported
goods and domestic manufactures 1t is
within the the control of the Secretary
TO restore tho national finances to order
and at the same time return steadily and rap
idly to a specie currency. This il to be done, not by
attempting to reduce the gross amount of the debt
but by steadily funding tho currency debt and 10y
cancelng the plain legal tenders by which
all credits are now redeemed His plain duty Is 10
contract the currency the full legal extent by cam
collation. and TO shut his ears against spectators,
| who alone are damaged by return TO com as tle
| redceming agent. His Fort Wayne speech sh0u!d ne
| handed 20 every paper money who posters the
! Secretary to help him out of his specnlations.
| The following VIII show the exports Exclusive
of spccie) from NewYork TO foreign ports for the
week ending Aug. 6, and since the beginning of the
| year ,c ,ee. ,Ss,
For the week ......... Sl7sl,90 S,J59.5B t6l5III
I PrpXiOusly rCpOTtgu.. gu55l3GJ 1J,ib4B 1l"91y,fE
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
cocRT CALESDAR-Tup DAv.

SUPREME coURr-cHASBsRs-
5l-MeclloR sgt Hess.
SS-People, &c. sgt Hartt, and
others.
6g-StuyVesant agt. Stuyyesaut
T9-Wicks et al AIT Redhck.
s5-Cunsnt sgt. COnant
l27-Weston agt Lensni.
I33-MilleF at. C0unelly et al.
l98-CiIaeAa ct al agt. Noaek, Sc.
A2-People, ke sst Hsr,l sIA
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finanfiaI.
OyYcE oY THE ERw.YoRK, Providence. AND BOsroS'l
pm No Cn HrnNI4aTnI Inly 30 ltlI

oyyicE oy SRw.YoRx, PRovIDEyoE. AND BosroS}
RAILROAD CO.. sroyISeroS July %, 1851.
VNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS, under author
y granted by Stockholders al their Annual Meeting sepe
her and the Legislatures Of Rhode Island and
Connecticut passed 1865 decided 70 increase the capital stock
from 600 coo for the purpose OF purchasing The con
.g interest IN line connection with this road
The distribution Stock will be made at par and Sioekbo
or, yeted Doou Company August VIII be en'
M 10 the cent the number OF SHARES en
held by them progded they notify Mes D. hOkuAh sup s,
Yok AGENT, f Company that they will ava tue r
on or before proHmo after which date Az STOCK hos SUI
serbed Shareholders Will Oe Ahueu " P1s WI"
stand ready TO take the .,-... =. c...o,.
PAYMENTS Stock will be called for during 'ne nonn ''
Der by order Of the Board 80 NV p,,.,aa,.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
NETWORK STATE MILITARY AGENCY.


His EroeEency p Z. FENToS GereTor Of Her York.
GOVERNOR: have the honor to submit the
following exhibit Of business transacted by this Office
during the month Of July;
Amount of transportation furnished destitute
Soldiers .................... Sal rs
Amount collected and paid claimants ....... 10952 50
Number Of claims forwarded 70 Washington 45
Number OF claims settled AZ
Number of letters written ten................. 1904
Number of letters received d................. l,lO2
am, very respectfully, your Obedient servant,
WILLIAM w. Posi-,
Major and New-YOrk Military Agent
ALBANY, July q, 1861
His FzoeLereu r. T. FENToN GOrey1Or Of ketC- York
GOVERNOR: have the honor TO submit the i0llO"ing
report Of business transacted by this Ofce III the mOA
Vf July: -
Anonnt Coected aud maid delaimants....... 29l62 u
Eumber ~ claims received ............... 2I7
Number OF claims settled. ~
Number of letters IsId
Number Of letters written. lo<
Very respectfully, your obedient servan -. .o,
j. l.. LEE, New-IOrk Military Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
coI-pT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL IERM'-bei0re
IOChA " nudge CARDOLo.
DECISIONS

Caldwell agt. Chase-Upon defendant stIpnlat.
Ins ~ tnt te motion must be denied, without costs.
sdieV as. AyeTs.-Default opened upon payment OF
Indgpent Stand security, and defendant
.tinnate 10 refer Answer 10 be served IN five days
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08

-BARSARD, J.-ReseTTej Causes
li3--ln Fe Lathrop sesmg Ma
chine Company.
lTl-nobiusOs sgt kelly. SAerb
l75-Roblnson agt C0nkia eI al
le5-Giiber, ct al agt eowan essl.
Is7-Claain ct al sat Dodge si al
2lO-Fryelsang sgt 1oldIieh
Call al 2l2
stenhouss st a. sgt Smith
dst
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-- Before Ne. Justice
BARNARD.
RIGHTS OF DRAMATIC AUTHORS OTHER THAN
COPYRIGuT--WHAT Is A PUBLICATIONS W n
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08

THE MARKETS.
Ic.rsGly reported for THE TRlsusnl ,o.-
lO"" WEDSEsDS Y, Ang. 7, 1861
AsHEs-The market is quiet for Pots ~ W '0S'o Of
Pearls are nominal
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08

Rosins, pale, In hhls
y bbl...........% 10 70 ~ % w
Resins, extra pale,
IN bbs. Pbbi.... 02 a 900
Rosins. Window
Glass, in bbls Pbl $50 n 10 90
Tar. North C0uHty,
"a bbiS. " hbl.. ) - 20 t2o
Tar. Wilmington, In
IN bbls y bhl." 40 ID 800
Pitch. City, IN bblG
~ hbl...,....... 42S 20
Pitch, Southern, ~
bbis.. y bbl..... 3 . 0 400
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08

The debt and balance in the Treasury on the 1st OF
August, 1866 and 1861 compare as follows:
1859. 1867.
Gross Debt........... 2,77O,416,6O9 26S6.ts5o95
Less Gold Certificates 1G,3O3ls0 19,i5IgtO
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
SabimOs ganks.


METROPOLITAN SAYINGS BANK,
WI row occupying their
NEW MARBLE FIRE. PROOF BANKtNG-HOUSB,
Nos and Third sSenne, < .|' l''
opposite Cooper Institute =
DFpO.TTS Of 81 to 5000 received. and ~, ..,,,,
SIX PER CENT INTEREST free nom tar, allowed on Alb SUMS
from IS TO $500 ,,oxn.vs uUnnps
DAYS and SATURDAYS from " p m ., ., .,,,r,, n.
T. W. LILLE, Sec. lSAAN j. onI N IIess
CIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK, AstOr- place
- Open daily 10 for deposits and payments F'e
cents to IS, 900 received. -. u. }
NoTCEThe dividend at the rate Of sr per cent
free Of Government will paid the depoao for the 81 months
preceding Aug payable and er the 18th Of August Interest no
called viii be placed credit otbe dePOsor and draw interest,"
from the lst Of August .
" B-Hony deposited mp 10 the 10th Of August VIII draw interest,"
from the lst of said month. j. n SLOAN, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08

in Mess, and s23d27 20 for Extra.
ms are quict. Cut Meats are dull;
llics, ia bulk, at HE. Bacon Is
Is held at about former figures,
doing; sales Of 400 bhls. and tcs.
eI2tc. for City, and l3l l0l3Bc. for
Kettle Rendered.
continues in good demand from
firm; other grades Of state and
ices are nominal. We quOto as
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08

Increase IN the Treasury balanco...... s5SoO''So'
The true reduction of the debt is shown TO be as
follows:
tsodrc,ior IN c-ross debt - ss67s5,4 ,493
Increase in Treasury balance ...-.....--- Soo''oo'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-13

SCARcE.-Local items are scarce;
scarce as hen teeth; rs feathers on cat s
tail; as shinplasters in Locals pocket;
as truth in the columns of a radical
newspaper; as angels visits; as ladies
who do not follow the fashions; as su-
gar without sand; or anything else most
rare and uncomfortable. We offered a
small boy with tow-head and hole
in the seat of his trowsers our only
dime to punch another boy in the head,
but he was too lazy to honestly earn SO
much money, and We failed in our eff
fort to get an item. Two dogs had :
notion to fight, but rs soon as they saw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-13

SPRING iWEATHER.-The undesirable
attributes of cold, clustering
March have, beyond peradventure,
taken fight with the irrevocable past.
We are now being favored with days of
genial pleasantness and sunshine, and
the adjacent hills in view are rapidly
becoming beautiful with green velvety
grass. All nature seems alive and cheer
full. Wild flowers are budding, and
sending up to the protecting branches
of majestic and stately trees sweet
greetings of the advent of welcome
spring; blades of grass are shooting
forth, mingling and intermingling in
happy unison, exhaling rich perfume to
all animated creation in joyous token
of the departure of chilly winds and
biting frosts; bright green foliage bows
in welcome obeyance to the warm at
mosphsre and genial sun, and now be-
gins to throw its verdure over the ex-
posed branches of mighty trees that
have withstood the powerful attacks of
wintry winds-all, all are assuming the
garb of -.
Mirth and Joy and pleasures rare,
IL. .,,I Loa f,.a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-13
Enr Sale 0c Rent.

u,uE NEW AND ELEGANTLY
I,rnished Store Room bclor ging TO Mr.
Grpr, Mocrr. situated on the east side Of Main
49,; north of Monroe. This splendid Deafness
.'nJ will hp sold or leased upon accommodating
-, 80, TIiOS. O'BRIEN,
'rp Custom House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-13

FALSE ALARM.-Our citizens were
startled from their security Saturday
evening by the alarm Of fire, and the
streets were soon livened with anxious
inquirers, who soon found that the
alarm was a false one. The alarm was
given by crowd of darkies, who "lit
OUT rs soon as it was given.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-13

OUR PEOPLE are too often imposed
upon by professed opticians. who sell
an inferior spectacle at exorbitant
prices. Oxtoby & Duffield, al theil
iewelry store, 1903 Main street, nearly
opposite Merchants National Bank
have just received fine assortment OF
spectacles Of all styles, 10 which they
invite the attention Of all whose vision
is in any way impaired.
Messrs. o. & ID. repair watches, clOckt
and iewelry with promrtness. See all
vertisement, and call at their store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-13

ia LADDIE MEETS A LAssT.-If a
laddie meets lassie walking in the
street; if the lassie wears "tilter"-
shows an ankle neat; if the wind is
rudely blowing, lifts her skirts too
high, and laddie sees that ankle, need a
lassie cryf Every lassie wears "til-
ter and "hinderpest," and mental
"palpitator" on her snowy breast. If
when married to the lassie these false
charms he spy; if he says. "I'm sold,
by jingow need lassie cry:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-13

DoN'T send your furniture to auction
or throw it to ono side on account of q
few scratches, or because the polish il
worn off or become dim. Get q bottle
of Bookings Furniture Polish and ap'
ply it according to directions, and you
will have a piece of furniture as bright
as though it were new. Price, Is cents
per bottle. Sold by Edmund Booking
No. 1. Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-13

A BooTLEss TRIAL.-On Saturday last
Alexander MCGEE appeared before JUS
tice Johnston and charged Joseph Piper
with having stolen pair of boots from
him, and askedlor q warrant for the Of
tenders arrest. The Squire made out
the warrant, but MCGEE refused to
swear to his charge, which ended the
matter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-13

MS coming around the corner they
"made up" and wagged their tails in
unison. What can we do for an item I
We would get up . Sight on our own ac-
count if we wasn't afraid Of getting
clicked"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-13
FOR SALE

,,,sr UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
,ne k.p,lrrd and eighty acres of land, stu.
In Wrtzel county, w. Va, about seven
'iTo - ron, Inc county seat, New Martinsville,
aAts nSio river, forty acres of which In cleared
'n t ti ~ ior fencing purposes small orchaad and
NAL house. Also, forty-eight acres OF bottom
an tITa Wrtzel county. fronting on the river. on
w Is located good two-story .honse worth
%HD. so JOSEPHCS CLARK.
-"S ,nnIr 10 JOSEPHUS CLARK, New Martins
~ sW.Izel county, WA. feb22-d&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-13

| JUSTICES DoCKET.-The following
cases have been tried before Squire
Johnston from December 9th to April
18th, Of which the following were set
tied in Justices Court: "a
Daniel o. Quinlan, gave bond for sure
ty of the peace.
Joseph Murray, fined for peddling
without license.
LOW Allison, fined for peddling with
out license.
Patrick II. Quinlan, gave bond for
surety of the peace.
John Harkins, gave bond for surety OF
the peace.
S. A.. Wilder, finsd for pcddling with
out license. ....
III. H. Jordan, fined for peddling with.
out license. .t. s-t. ...-l..5. .-..r
Charles T.. Ellsworth, gave bond for
surety of the peace.
E.. l.. Cory, fined for peddllng with
ont license.
Ell. Kughler, fined for peddling with
out license.
Samuel II ocking, fined for peddling
without license.
The following cases were continued
to the May term of Circuit Court:
Daniel o. Quinlan, assault and bat
terry.
Minnie Nugent, homicide
Walter Conway, larceny.
Christian Metz, larceny.
Isaiah Watson, Jr., assault and bat
terry.
Anne Metz, larceny. ...4f
James b. Kennedy, selling indecent
pictures. 4, ......i i--..- .-
Martin Hcben, larceny .. Q
John Donnelly, horse stealing.
John McClarin, obtaining money nm
der false pretences. ....r
Benjamin Stephens, larceny.
John Anderson, larceny.
George Beresock, homicide. ,
George Doyle, homicide.
Henry, alias Major" Baldwin, riot.
Patrick II. Quinian, larceny.
Henry, alias "Major," Baldwin, lar
ceny.
James Swan, forgery.
S. Sprigg Zane, forgery.
il. Hargreaves, assault and battery,
with intent to commit rape.
George r. Abel, bastardy.
Michael II. Brady, robbery.
Patrick II. Quinlan, robbery.
Patrick II. Quinlan, .ssanlt with in
tent to kill.
Patrick II. Quinlan, assault and bat
teLy.
James Walters, riot.
George WestwOOd, riot.
William Taylor, larceny.
August Specht, receiving bride.
Louis Seabright, giving bride.
Andrew Mallory, assault and battery
with intent to kill.
George Williams, larceny.
Andrew Metz, keeping house Of ill
fame.
George Hartford, larceny.
Timothy Dorgen, assault and battery.
Ernest yogler, obtaining money I'M
der false pretences.
Henry Brantfose, bastardy.
Charles Ellsworth, riot.
Jane Chalk, threatening life of Mary
Gilmartin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-13
CRISPERCOMA..

oh she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils soft, entwined,
Unclaimed the very heart and mind.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-13
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have DESTROYED II BY sensual excess or evil prac'
tees. ..o..-
Doctorr" and ignorant practitioners. but send
Eitbout DELAY for the Elixir, and be at once re
stored to health and happiness A perfect cure
four bottles to one address, -.
One bottle is sufficient TO effect cure in al
Also DIR. JOINyILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS
for the speedy and permanent cure Of Gonorr
hea elect. Crethral Discharges, Gravel, Strict
nre and al affections Of the Kidneys and Bad
Ser Cures effected in from one TO Ave dsys
They are prepared from vegetable extracts thai
are harmless on the system, and never nausests
the stomach or impregnste the breath Nc
change Of diet il necessary while using thefn-
nor does their action in any manner interfers
~i,h h,.inoss pursuits. Price 81 per box
Either of the abe re mentioned articles VIII be
s.n, no any adore -, closely sealed. and post
Maid by mail or express, en- receipt OF prioe- Al
RERGER, SHUTS. & co, Chemists.
No. es5 River Street, Troy, \. Y.
mArso-Iy.eod&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-13
HUNCHBACK!

vii be acted the celebrated Tragic Play. In
aci'. written by SHERIDAN KNOWLES, "n