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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

RgLroious.-The African Methodist Zion
Conference has been in session In Baltimore
for several days past, Superintendent Bishop
presiding. AZ Mondays session II was re-
solved that Deacon John L. Lee DO ordained
an elder, and that Charles Plpkins DO ordained
a deacon. Letters were read frat from Gal
braith Chapel, Washington, D. O., asking the
return Of Elder j.. T. Hnmerj second, from
Mount Pleasant, Nd, asking the return Of
Charles Pipkins; third, from Union Wesley
Church, Washington, ID. Oh fourth, from Ar.
lington Circuit, for the return Of Elder Charles
Maddox. On motion, II was resolved that the
elders OF Wesley Zion, Union Wesley, and
ve.tigate the ease Of Elder John A. Williams
and the trustees OF 4albrsith Chapel, WASH
ington, y. q. A society OF twenty-ninc mem
bers at Leesburg, Va, was, on motion, re-
ceived into this district A letter was read
from South Howard street chapel, asking the
return OF r. II. Dyson to said church another
year.
In the Conference on Tuesday Of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church, the committee on
local delegates to the General Conference re-
ported 6,169 members, which entitled the Bal
umore Annual Conference to seven deleg ates,
who were elected as follows; Chambersburg
district, William II. Oglesbyi Bethel church,
Baltimore district, w. II. @. Brown, Ebenezer
church, No. 2, q, II. Waters; Baltimore, No. s,
Josiah II. Hughes; Port Deposit district, Is.
rsel Church; Warrington city, James Reed.
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ITO ALL wHoNIr MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF ruE lsrEsIIooH.

Passion 0FTioR, March s, 1905
Application having been made under the act Of
June g. 1850, for the reissue OF the following de-
seribed Land Warrants. which are alleged to have
been lost destroyed: Notice Is hereby given that
at the date following tho description Of each war:
rant new certificate or warrant Of like tenor will
be reissued, II NO valid objection should then ap
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17
Sic tria,npbirenbe Stride.
> t . + tr.

II. Murimtlian tbeilte ietne HetAz
ttiimer unter.pie Mrmen aus, uno tparb eriter
Bilhpf III 2rrh. Gr mar Elm Mann Ypn
srpBer .6eili9feit, Der, neil er bic si4ttsfeit
Der GStter betpies, ,,ub, baran She'll ;u nebs
rter, iia bersbaft tpeiserte, gu Giae9 in l1n~
tertfeYermarf ben Qobn letner Arbeiten rurf
BE Martertrpne erbielt unt 283.
Is. Gbuarp ILL.,, &pnis rpn Gnslanp,
batte bur6 feline Srpmmisteit bic in ieinem
&ei6e lang sern,tbte &ute unb bic 9ute1'
@itten ipieper ter9eitellt. @r belt auf Relis
sipn, pertannte bic burd &rie9sunruben sins
sei1lthenen Safer, ,ll,b itarb 1866.
IA. @a11ifus, Yapf. Die &ube
peld,e unter ieinem Ypntiftat bic &ir4e &c,
MOP, beniete er ;u ibrem 8eften, inpem e1
ntanhe idSne Ginridtuns madte. Auein es
ielbf tpurbe bei elmer aus9ebrp&enen 11nrube
bes @laubens mesen eetpbtet 222.
Is. 5tere1ta Bat ii@ burd ibre Su>
senben unp Sdriften einen uni iterbltden Nas
rtelt er,pprben: iibera(l leu4tet eine beipnbez
re TrSmmisfeit unb ein ppr3lsli&er @eiites.
fu9 ppr.
Nad un3dbltsen Nrbeiten @erfclsunsen
unb aranftettcn, ,pelae fie nit n1dnnliden1
@tarfmutb iitertruA fart lie 1882.
16. 0a1lus lit Der Sttfter hes beuti9en
ct. @allen, mel6es ppn tbm ben Namel,
fitrt. 5eine &ebe, bic er nod 1T einem III,
ter ppn 95 Sabren an pas Gclt belt, tpar
nit einent m1trbaft appfcliihen @eife az
sefabt. Ct itarb um GAG.
II. 6epmia !eer;csin Don pplen, ers
fii1lte erf bic YFihten Der liebenspurbisfen
Satin unc Der ;drtliditen Nutter bann
trat lie in Elm Nlpfer uno rpar ei1t 8etlriel
Ser 6rOm,niefeit unh ,ualeih cine SHUTTER ter
Mrmen. Starb 1913.
Is. yufas, Der Gsaneelif, ftamlnte rpn
Mntip6ien III Sorien ber, unb mar Elm Nr;t.
Nad ieiner Befebrung 3ulnG itenttume be-
elettete er ren'tettisen paulus auf feinen
Reiien l1nb nat Elm eifriger Mitarteiter in
@erbreituns nes Gsanseliuus.' =
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$olen, sobiestb nnb ssie1 ,nr 3eit ots
stueittn Biener s@atenfeRes it 1888
unb = Yslem, Bitn t1no 0eMtf@lano CUR
Set bes sierten sSieuer s@iieenieRes in
1868. - ,.5-si E..

SIM Sabre 1853 feterte @ien fetn stpeites
Sdisenfef. Der Grtieinb BET gbritenbeit,
bic 9urten, tpaten' seidlasen unb 5uradse>
trtetrn. @'p tit sfi's !6elbenidaaren
'1raren mod -1eGt;eitis por @ien ansefcmmen,
uni bafelbe tn- Der ltsten Stunbe ber Notb
sl retten, Deutiae, seteint NIT ben tapferen
@olen, entrsten bas arg tebrdnete @ien, bic
8prmamr bes teutfaen &eittes, unp .parfen
adrd @ufapba NIT feinen bh1tbarfieen Sa<
1.ttfduren surid in fttne Earfet. gon nun
an nastet, IS biesirfen ni4t, ibre perbeere,t<
ben 3age sesen Deutf&tanb 5'1 ri@ten. i.
/. @er IpermS9te ben bamalisen Siesesjube1
br Bie1rer unb ibre Dantbarteit eesen ibre
&etter rtebr fir bic sc1bra4te Blutarbeit su
intlbern! aaes, tpas tbre Mauern barsen,
bra4ten iie ben iiesreiden @dfen, tint iie eb>
renbaft su beptrtben. ednss bent Donau<
franbe, tppbl Il, ber Rdbe pes beutisen Yra>
ters, tparen bic Slide fur bic 0dfte berse>
ri4tet. 1leber 10000 Meniaen nabn,et1 ait
benz Gefe Spell. Spbiesti, ber pplen>
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Gu@ Jest i&webt petri S&if @efabr UNI
run9en,
Iuf arser i3eiten wilbtepestem Mesr;
Or 6SQe Grimm unb 9ilt bebraun cS i9wer );
Sod balt bes 9aGes Banner iie eei9munsen.
Dc9 Reuernt febt beu Mrm um's Rreus &C.
idlunsen,
Gum Meertern tlidenb, plus feit unb bebr,
Des @lautens S6ilt, ter @abrbeit ebr'ne
@ebr
11m1dirmen Jpn, ben 5elren mic be;mun9en.
. 0irGe - S9if1ein, Sturn,- unb Glutb-
umtuft-"
St Ginferni6 aud beftis rid bsfrteset,
llnb finnt nur, pie te llutersans tir ienbe:
Dir ipenoet berrlid araft unb @ies une Sroif
Der, tpel9er 5SQe, gBelt unc 3ro belleset,
l1nb bel bir ii bis an BET 3etten Gnbe!
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Ser 6re,tte $ein.atb.
lScnnette.]

Gin frsber @utb sreift frii9 in's 2eben Elm, e.
11nb freut' f@ bee, pas itm tie @tunben brin-
- gen, -., -
Ct fnnt ben Sag nit S9Snem III hur9>
i9lins:n. a..
Der 6eiterfeit Der Greute ibn su tpsib,n.
Dp& peiterfeit unb Greuts !lib'n auein,
$50 man bic Yfi&t ertrett in allen Dinssn,
$50 bas @emutb il@ germ u,tt Iaubeni@winsen
gun. 9in,mel bebt uni@ulpis, ftiQ uut rein.
Ni@t, TO bic Melt, BON 9us unb Grus e.
fuQt :sE..
GrfrabN nit Nei; 1T fal lf@er 2uf2 St.
prdnse, .,te..
11nb GIu@ urb 8 ual nit 3aabtrslan3
" u. : umbiat:
Nein, no ertSnsn rein ter Wabrbeit aldnse,
@u Ginfalt ainbli@feit seb'n 9anb in 3ant,
glibt nur scr d@ten Greute 5eimatblant.
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6er;p9 prn 9ptbrinsen, rer Gburfirit son Der
9fals unb bic anberen @rrben bes Reiaes
brahten bic 2rinfipriiae aus. Die @tener
SAusen fdpfen nader barauf los, bab es
meitbin baltic I'M 2anbe, unb ber0pnner tpar
10 erlAutternp, bab bic 9eute III per4ttplps>
bcf bariber setralti9 erihraden unb etnan>
cer fra9ten pb es benn pabr fei bab rer5art
tpieber surld fet. Mber Der Sirf tpar &C.
idlasen; @ien besins fetn 5reubenfef.
N&t Sage btnburd tauerte bas Tef, bis
Sur9ern1eifer unp Stabtratb es fiir nptb>
menbis fanpen, befannt su seter, ubab Seoer
ntlnnislih barnad a4te, bab senu9 lei bes
Speftafelns unb Subilirens; bic Burger fol-
leq at ibreIrbeit seber, permeil bic Nrtb ber
3,it iebr srob iei."
Der sefeierte .6elb bes 1aees rar BEL bie=
iem S4isenfefe berpadere YplentSnie, bic,
fer 9etprene &reu3trd9er Gurppa's; benn er
pprsisltd nit feinen pplen bate @ien unb
Deutiblanp DOR per tirfti@en !6erri4aft &C.
rettet. limb pie Bat jenes Deutfalanp bteie
!6elbentbat gelpbnt?
Oas unbanftarc GeutlAlanb lief %clen
;erFetfden, tesnlste ii4 nit ;pei bin9eppr>
fenen gi0en unb fdaut nun ;u, trte ber ruff
iifde Mplc@ an ben lesten 3udunsen tes
ibm serfaqenen Spfers ii9 freut.
llnb es fam bas Sabr 1877, bic Belt bes
rrttten ausemeinen Sdisenfefes. Die YeN
rafte Sauienbe babin; Wien 9lid einem
9rpeen Sterbebaus. "a erfann Gin Ipttpr
Siberius ein ei9enes Mtttel, um bic 9eute ppn
ber Yef gu furtren, unb tas Mittel ertpies
ii6 rrrbat. Gie Mdnner uni Trauen sin>
gen binaus auf rte S4ieBitdtte unb trnner<
ten NIT ben 8u6ien. SIS mar" rie ter
gbrrniit ersdblt .ein S@ieben tei Sag unb
tei Nadt ba6 ber 9eufel felbit &eipett ea~
DOR tefam." Iie quft mar sca Sdwefelse>
ru@ unb gulperrampf. limb lebe, am nddf>
fplsenben Sage par trtrflt6 ihrn cine At>
nahme Der Seude tenterftar. "a Sene, ip
iid ant S6teben betbeiliet batten, idnmtli9
9eiunb blieten, 70 fanben fe balb n,ebrere
Nadabmer. Sn ctnen giete aus jener 3eit
beibt es:
Mn jeber Gde mar cine S6iebfatt;
Gin Sebes fsinen Stusen bat.
Scr lauter S9ieBen bTrt man bic @lcden
faunt, e.
aein Spab bleibt fsben auf einem Baum.
Sc ii in @ien, ter idSnen @tatt
Nls pb es lauter @9Iben bat.
Selbh @eitlein i&ie6en tuader los,
g. f6iebt ein Sebes, alein unb @rob.
> beiliser @eif! 70 1eb' uns Bel
gei pisier arsen @@ieberei.
SIN Sabre 1868 enbli6 feierte @ien aber>
mails Elm @9lsenfeit. Gs faraen S9isei,
aus aQer 9erren ednber, unp ba tp1rbe &C.
mo0en unb setrunfen, btnirt anb tcafirt
na9 6er;ensluf. s(ber Bten 1T niat n1ebr
bas alte Wten, inb Deferrei9 ni9t nebr bas
9anb, an Gbren unb @iesen retd. Seine
Ma9t 1T sebro&en; feline 5tnan3en iinb tut.
.@u9eriade Der Suben; bic Stttlidteit ber
9auptfabt 1T babin. Gs tpurbe 9efapHen;
aber fein Tiirf tpar beimeefebrt aus benz bet>
lisen &reu3suse, ionbern man tpar suppr s,l
Telbe sespsen eesen Npm. Der Grbfeinb
mar rti9t 31radsetrieben, fonbern benz utt>
9rifli9 @etfe, Der bic g6lfer rutnirt bate
man 8bir unb 8bor eeSfnet. Gs tuurbe se<
i1pGen; aber bic Yef ber 1lniittlt4fett bat
man ribt pertrteben, fpnbern ibr neue Nab>
runs susefabrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17
@er Wamderer.
GinaBudenblatt fir tittlidbeS aBtrten s2S'hen'
6e,teiaretb.

@.bt auf bes 9eees fanften @ilbertpellen
Gin @@if1ein i6pebeu f4wanf tint Sonnett"
pran9en;
Drin rubt Der 5err, pom @@lummer milb un1>
fan9en;
Die Ma(1er lei9t Der Singer Nese it9melIen.
Da iab erbrauf, bab 5bal unb 5Sbsn sellen.
Gin @etteriturn., son @oltenma&t serfaueeu !;
Gaif finft bas @9if; Jpn bre@en @eil une
@tan9en,
Wilb Sturm unb Glutb es auf> unb nieber>
19nellen.
Der Singer 5er3 erbebt in Insf uno @rauen
,,Gfmade, 5err! &inss @&rsden 1T s1
f@auen,
Grrette bid unb uns, mir seb'n su @runee ~
Da fraft ter Ma9f &C iie nit itrensem Munee
,,Was fur9tet ibr? Gu@ idirmt bes Taters
@illew
llnb er seteut - uno 2uft uno Meer llnh
ftiQe.
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80. 10.
Sic @actfic=8abn, bas @iel=
,peibertbum ,,,,t Bic 9teiie
nm tte Gr1e.

gStr rlden Der gpnenbun9 ber llnirn Ya~
eifc 8abn nit jetem Sage ,tdber unb bic
Mprmpnen rilden uns fl ;u la9en nit je<
bent Sage adber ,1nb 11d4fes Sabr trerben
mir &pabri1etnli9 iapn tas gersnueen ia
ben, bic |6etlisen vpm Salsiee spn Ansei&t
su Mn9efbt gu ieben. Der Sal3fee tpirb
bann nidt n1etr au6er Der @elt fetn, &pie
jest fpnbern fp re4t an Der erDbten6anbels>
ftrabe Der @elt (spiiaen NFen unb Gurppa)
lie9en.
llnter bieien llmtdnben 1perben eini8e fa>
titii4e Mn9aben aber has an ber SatpeQe
bes Staates mod itn1ner baltente3erritprium
l1tab spn Snteref7e iein. Die Mprmpnenbe>
sSlterun9 beS @ebietes tpirb Gnbe biefesSab<
res ettpa $4,000 Seelen betrasen. @altQafe
Gity aQein Bat 2o000Ginmpbner. Gs siebt
int @ebiet nt9t tpenieer ais Sc sr6bere unb
fleinere Srte, beinabe 100 %ofdmter, 100
8ir9en, 120 S@ultdufer, 8beater, Mabl~
unb Sd9en1ublen, @pQfatriten unb anbere
Snbult ltriemsrfl ltdtten.
Der Nderbau tpirb tit lltab n,ittelft eines
neutrality-suspicious. betrieben, bas an bas
alte Gsppten pber @erifp erinnert unb bas
nurMcrmpnen fertis brtnsen fpnnten. Das
Waf1er ber @ebiresi itr0me tpirb in bas Gba1
9elettet unb iiter bas Qanb n,ttteltt elmer lln<
uade tlntliaer &andle sertbeilt. Da iene
StrSme splltdnbi9 in ben I6dnben ber Mpr<
mrnen ii9 befnben, ip tann ein I'M @ebiete
tppbnenber Ni4tmprn,pne feinenMder bebauz
en-, :. +. tepddern, pbne bic Grlaubntb Der
Mprmpnen. 9fur Der reli9i6ie Tanatismus
Der Nprmpnen fpnnte pas f9etnbar bpf<
nunsslps unfru4tbare 8bal in einen bluben>
BEN @arten umpanbeln, freili9 AUDI nur un>
ter ter eettuns FOLDER tpe1ttlusen Mdnner,
trte Brigham ypuns, 6eber &imbaQ unb
Mnbere.
Sctalb bic Gtienbabn bur9 ben @efen
Der gereint9ten Staater pp1enbet fem tptrb,
nub bic &pute iiber Mufralien gum STANCE
elmer Nebenltnte berabTnten; tenn bic far>
;efe @erfebrslinte UNI bic Grbe tptrb
bann entidteben iiber can Tranciscp
unb Sapan laufen. Man bere@net, bae
man NIT 8enusuns bieler Giienbabn in 80
1aeen Don etperppp1 na4 |6onstcns selan~
een tann, alto bic n6slidft rai9e 5abrt UNI
bic Grbe nur 80 Sage beanipru4en ptrb.
Da auf ber Giienbabn na9 Dem @ttQen Oce>
ait tdslt9 3use Can Sraneiseo erret@en
perben, pirb man id AUDI balb entfalteben
mli1en, tpeit bdufeer ais iest Dampfi9ife
na4 &iien abseben su la0en, unb MAI, tann
nit Si9erbeit porausieben, bab binnen ne
rtsen Sabrert Elm unsebeurer @ertebr aufber
9an3en &oute Don Gnslanb ilber Netp>yorf
unb can Srancisec na4 ben bi9tbepulferten
unb probuttenret@en Qdnbern bes 6flt&en
unp fubDftlt@en Niiens f4 enttpideln tpire.
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Tranfret4's 8ep61ferun9. -
Die neuefe gplfs3dbluns in Sranfrei4 tpeiit
cine Bep0lteruns Don 37,724,8O0 Seelen aus,
pppcn $4,000, ,l04 600 mdnnlt&en nne 49,
620S00 tpeiblt9en @ei4le&ts. Das @er<
bdltnt6 3tptlaen ben @efale4tern bat ii&
bemna9 in ben 1esten Sabren Don 63 sesen
81 auf 81 sesen 49 Yrpsent 9efeat.
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Der YroeB Suratt's, fetne Gtnfansuns
u. {. ~. fol- benz Qanbe un9efdbr $48l 600
eefpftet baben. 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-12

The FULTON FoLKs.-Our good
friends, the Democrats Of Fulton. are
taking lively interest in politics just
now. A day or two ago they deter
mined to erect in the leading street of
the village a handsome Democratic
pole, to be adorned with the banner of
Seymour and Blair. Some of their
Jealous workers took hold of the matter,
o subscription was started, an abundant
supply of the needful was raised, mate
rial for the flag purchased and arrange
ments made to procure the tallest hick-
DRY in the woods, to stand as the sign of
Fulton Democracy. The flag is in the
hands of the ladies and will soon be
finished. Its Dimensions will be IL by
Is feet and it will be of the best mate
rial. When the preparations are COM
plete, the pole will be raised, speeches
made, and good demonstration had.
Due notice of the affair will appear in
these columns. We may say in passing
that the village of Fulton is now almost
entirely Democratic, there being not
more than four or five dissenters. It's
hardly worth while to spoil large loaf
by taking off so small slice. Let the
minority fall in and make the vote of
Fulton unanimously Democratic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-12

The Act further authorizes them 10 issue an
| equal amount Of their own First Mortgage
Bonds of corresponding denominations, Iohich
shall be the first claim upon The IphOle railroad prop
eTty, aud % iOhieh The lien Of the Government shal
be subordinate, as n means Of more readily secur.
ing the remaining half Of the capital for the con
structioni the equipments, &c, being provided
| sources.
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ferred to committee on Streets to re-
pert at next meeting.
Report of the Health Office stating
that whilc some citizens promptly rem
ovated and cleaned up their premises,
others failed to do, and asking if the
council will sustain him in enforcing
obedience to his orders in carrying out
the ordinances, was offered.
Report received and filed and that
the Health Officer be instructed to car
~ out the ordinance in relation to hog
pens and the throwing of garbage in
the streets and alleys.
The report of the City Sexton was re-
ceived and ordered to be filed.
Several petitions for the reduction OF
water rents were referred.
On motion, the Clerk was authorized
to have repairs made to the Clerks
office.
A petition of J. E. McKennon for o
reduction OF assessment was referred.
A petition of certain citizens asking
for the setting of curb stone on Chap
limo street. Referred to Street Com
missioner with power to act.
A petition from Mrs. McLain, asking
that certain instances be abated and re-
moved. Referred to the committee on
Streets and Alleys.
The petition of Thomas Young, ask
ing that q stable be permitted to remain
until the street is widened, was referred
to the committee on Streets and Alleys,
with instructions to remove all obstruc-
tions.
The petition of Isaac Colts, asking
for damages to the amount Of $3.50 done
his property by heavy rains. Referred.
The petition of Mr.. Phillips, asking
that the sewer be repaired so as to pre-
vent damage to his property. Referred.
A message from the First Branch an
nouncing petition asking that Coal
street be repaired. Referred.
The petition of Andrew Thomas
asking the privilege of keeping a Sec
ond class coffee house. Agreed to.
A message was received from the FIRST
Branch announcing their amendment to
the resolution referring to the repairing
of the Clerks office, that the Council
Chambers be inclued, and asked the con-
currence of the Second Branch. Con-
Cured in.
A resolution was offered that so much
of the city ordinance as relates to sell
ing liquor on Sunday, so much Of it be
repealed as allows one half of the fine
to go to the informant. Carried.
An ordinance was reported by Mr..
Hughes relative to the blowing of
whistles at the wharf, but
the roll being called it was found that
there was no quorum. whereupon,
On mstion, the Court adjourned to
meet on Tuesday evening, 18th inst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-12

The GROVER AND BAKER SEWING
MAcHINE.-This unequalled machine is
now used by over three hundred ladies
in Wheeling and Ohio county, includ-
ing nine-tenths of the most fashionable
dress-makcrs. 1t executes o wider range
of work, doing it haudsomer, stronger
and more durable than any other ma
chine. 1t runs lightly, Takes less noise,
and is, by all odds, the machine for ev-
cry purpose. Salesroom at Oxtoby d
Duifield's Jewelry Store, lob Main
street, the place to buy Watches;C Clocks,
Jewelry, Spectacles, Gold Pens, Fancy
Goods, &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-12

POLICE CoURT.-Not much business
was before the Court yesterday mern-
ing. A young man who was up before
his Honor on Monday morning, charged
with drunkenness, was again up for the
same offence on Tuesday. 1t might be
considered as the same old drunk which
had struck in and was coming out. Be
that as it may, the Judge, apparently,
had become tired of this daily infraction
of the law, and imposed heavier fine,
hop. 1g thus to introduce q corrective
or palliation of the vice. The young
man, George Sweeney, was fined $40 and
cost, and sent up for week.
Jacob Freese, charged with creating
disorder and tumult, was arraigned for
trial, but the complainant, being rela-
tive of the person arraigned, withdrew
the charge, and the case was dismissed
at his cost.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-12

4 REMARKABLE DIsCOvERY.--Our friend,
John NJ. Armstrong. Esq, of Mounds
Vile, has discovered upon piece of
ground belongingito him in that place,
a peculiar variety of clay, which actual
trial has proved to be an excellent sub
stitute for paint stuff. When touched
it crumbles as fine as flour, has no grit,
needs little or no grinding, and when
mixed with oil makes beautiful paint
of q dark brown color. 1t sets well,
wears we'll, and with proper mixing
will yield any tinge desired. This clay
il found about one foot below the earth's
surface, and lies in two strata, one OF
which is from eighteen inches to two
feet in thickness. In reaching it
heavy bed of fine sand is passed. Ex'
perienced painters have informed u
that this material must certainly be
come very valuable, as in their judg
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NIGHT.-Remember that James Z.
Wharton, Esq, of Parkersburg, speaks
at the Court House tonight. To hear
him give his reasons for the faith that
is in him will be treat to all the citi-
zens of Wheeling. Mr.. w. was long q
shining light of the Abolitionists in
this city, and the fruits which that
party gathered at the commencement
of the war in this vicinity were but the
legitimate results of seeds sown many
yeats previous by the unsparing hand
of James E. Wharton. Now, that
"Jeems" has left the party with which
he so long affiliated, his speech may be
considered as one of peculiar signifi-
canoe. That the Conservatives will
assemble to hear him there can be no
doubt, but those who still pursue the
path he has abandoned should most
certainly be on hand.
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SPRIGG HOUSE SALE.-The sale of the
Sprigg House take, place to-day. We
are informed that the establishment
will positively be sold. This hotel is
one of the best and most popular in the
State. 1t is conveniently located, near
the steamboat landing and within n
few minutes walk of the Baltimore
Depot. 1t is large, commodious, we'll
arranged and in all respects well
adapted for the transaction of a fine
business. To any one desiring to en-
gage in the hotel business this estab-
lishment offers q most desirable invest
mcnt.
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BULL BROKE LoosE.-A bull broke
loose from his owner on the landing
last evening, and went about Seeking
whom he might devour." He paid Jim
Robinson's saloon y visit, and finding
nothing there he wanted, he took up
Water street towards Union, and up
Union to Main. On the corner there
some fellow attempted to check him in
his headlong career but in his endeav-
ors telo so received severe check him
self from the horns of the enraged ami
NAL, who continued OH up Main street.
He went up tive or three squares when
he took another notion, and going up
on Market street, started back. He was
headed off at Balls tavern, and driven
into the yard. Nobody seriously hurt.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

u,HIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i FifteCHth ANIMAL Session, Sept 3, 1867.
FACULTY:
Rev.D. F. Bittle, ID. D., President and Prof
Nor and Int. Science.
sc. Wells, \. NJ, Prof. Math. and Nat. Phi.
lOsophy.
Rev. w. L. Yonce, A. NJ, Prof Ancient Ian
guagcs and Literature.
Rev. j. Il. Davis, a. NJ, Prof. Agriculture
and Mining.
III Moorman, NJ. d., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
l.. X. Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prot. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept
IL. +. KlingSr, A. NJ. Prof; Modern Languages
j. L. Hudson, A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-Expenscs in all departments, in:
Guiding boarding, tuition, room.rent, fuel and
lights, and incidcntals, s2O5.60. For further in.
formation, address REV. ID. +. BlTTLE,
imy3I Salem. Va
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Gravel Roofs.

Gravel Roofs.
Mr.. George Crumbackor, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction.
either il resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through
q process that frees it from oil
and benzole, and no mattcThow great
the heat, it will not run. 1t is equal
ly efficient in roofs of every con-
ceivable pitch, Mr.. Crnmbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quality,
and for sale at the lowest rates This
has stood a test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh, and is the cheapest in use. Call
at the Factory, head of Lindsey street,
East Wheeling, or address him through
the Wheeling Post Office.