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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-22
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Considering the oppressiveness OF the weather
yesterday, there was large attendance at this beau
tiiul temple Of alteration, and throughout the
monies were conducted with the grandeur and
solemnty characteristic Of the Roman Catholic
Church. High mass commenced al nalf-past ten
O'Clock, the Rev. Dr. McSweeney officiating as cele.
Drant, attended by twelve acoytes. 10 Is unncces-
sary TO advert 10 the high standard of musical excel
Ience to which church music In this choir has been
brought; suffice 10 say that the display ana Iudcious
selections yesterday were quite equal to tRose OF
the preceding sundays. rhe programme consisted
of Mercadane's favorite mass NO y for four voices
rhe kyie and GiOTta were admirably rendered, while
the CredO--a splendid conposltiOn-was marked
with complete harmony. The solos, soprano and
basso especially were sung with considerable taste
ami EXPRESSION The Beiedici,ts. Snnctus and AOnus
Det-the compositions OF MI Berge, Organst-were
likewise artsticaly perI0rmed ami gave the choir
full opportunity Tor the developments vi lis extern
sive capacity. The choir Yesterday consisted Of the
quartet OF Nine. de Lussan, soprano; Nine Ans
chHtz, contralto; Sig. Tamaro, tenor; sig. Colett,
basso. Second quartet OF Nine. Berge, soprano: Miss
Smith. contralto: Mr. iluCk tenor: Mr.. Flick, basso
AT the formulation vi the first Gospel the Rev. Mr..
NcEvoy preached sermon, taking his text from the
l5th chapter aln ga verse OF ST. Luke-'i say unto
yon that likewise JOY shall he In Heaven over one
sinner hat repeneh more than over ninety nine Just
persons which need no repentance" We were told
this, he Observed, because In the conversion OF the
sinner we saw the object Of Chrisps mission. ana
realized to some extent the greatness of His mercy
towards mankind. The reverend speaker tuen
greatness OF repentance, and wildly demon
stTated The Jolly Of deIerring ones conversion
TO God. By!postpOnement Of the fulbmcnt Of good
intentions eventual salvation was much halartcd and
rendered almost an impossiblty; for perhaps aiter
a 1le OF sln time would not he given 10 man To
finally carry out his vrtu0us desires. lie adverted
M glowing terms 10 the goodness OF Goa, as wen as
70 he uncertainty VI our earthly existence and con
tended that no time should be lost In awaiting our
selves OF the b0unfu mercy OF Providence IN order
10 secure everlasting happiness. Nor should man
hlha rdshly presume uprn that goodness Tor VINO
coulu promise himself day. He concluded by I'M
pressing upon the congregation the Importance and
fnaVbIude OF he question, showing that deathbed
repentance was rarely cfIectual At the CONCLUSION
OF INC strfUn The remainder OF the cpromNnila were
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLITE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
a md States where Gesertiou SC, sufficient No
publicity No charge uu, divorce obtained. Advice Free
". HOMES. Attorney. u Nassau street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID TRUST made by Charles II. Kimball, trus
tee, and Nancy Hardman, wife Of George Hard.
man, dated August %, 1850, and recorded in
Deed Book Is, page 434, Of the records Of Preston
county, West Virginia, I shall, on the 18Th
day OF May, iS6S, at the front door Of the
Court House Of said county, sell at public auc-
ton for cash, the following property 70 wit -
That tract of land situated on Three Forks
Greek, in said county, containing 2l3 acres by
Z. W. Powers survey, and bounded a. follows:
Beginning at Spruce pine standing on the
east bank OF said creek, a short distance below
the mouth of Laurel Run, thence by the hues
of John ID. ID. Rossett south 69i east 81 poles to
stone in Q road thence along said road south
% east 10 poles, south 50 east poles, south Ssh
east poles south s2k east Is poles TO the road
leading from Fortney's Mill to Independence,
and along said road south l2 east % poles, south
. east % poles, south 81 east II poles 70 white
sak, supposed to stand in an original line, and
with il north Is east 100 poles 10 4 lynn on the
north bank Of said creek, thence north Is east
ga poles to a stone, where q poplar originally
| stood, q corner to a survey Of 1000 acres made
for George Murdoch, and with line of it south
- west II poles to q chestnut oak ON said line
thence by the lines Of said RosSett's other land
south % west 29i poles to n stone IN the road
leading from Rogers Saw Mill to the said Fort
ney's Mil, thence south A east 50 poles to q
spruce pine on the west bank Of said creek
thence south 90 east poles crossing said creek
TO two red oaks and spruce pines On the cas-;
bank Of said creek, thence south 81 west 20l
poles to the beginning, being tho sane traci
conveyed to said Charles II. Kinban by said
Rsssett and wife by deed dated November 10
lsSe and recorded in said county, together Will
the engines, machinery, fixtures, buildings, i'm
lprovenents and appurtenances on said land
As trustee shall convey sach title only a. L
vested In me BY said deed Of trust.
nar2o.vtd JOHN McCURDY, Trustee.
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u. M. q. A.

". M. q. A
The regular semi-monthly meeting o.
this associYion was held last night. Ir
the absencd of the President, Mr.. J. G
Hervey was called to the chair.
After the usual devotional exercises
the minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Mr.. A. T. McKelvey, from committee
on Devotional Exercises, reported ar
amendment to the bylaws providing
fer standing committee on Prisons
Street Preaching and Relief. The amend
ment was accepted.
The annual circular Of the Executive
Committee of the United States and
British Provinces, converting the next
International Convention at Detroit
Michigan, was resd. On motion of Mr.
I. X. Laird, the document was laid Oh
the table, aud the election of delegates
to said Convention made the special
order for the next meeting.
Mr.. d. r. Wolfe, from Concert COM.
mite, reported that the Beethoven So.
ciety were practicing regularly, and
that the prospects for rare musical
treat were truly flattering; that the
sale of tickets would be commenced
Immediately, and that reserved seats
could be had at the Religious Book
House after the 18th inst.
Adjourned to Monday week.
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Singular Suicide.

Singular Suicide.
We learn the following from the
Cleveland Plain Dealer: On Thursday
morning last, Mrs. Andrew Bunting, OF
Wellsville, Ohio, repeated a request
that she had previously, but unsuccess
fully made to her husband, that he
would buy additional furniture and
carpets for their house. The family
were breakfasting at the time. Mr.
Bunting refused to accede to her re-
quest, whereupon the wife sprang to
the sideboard, seized glass of pre-,
pared arsenic, and threatened to drink
it unless he would do as she desired.
The children screamed, and Mr.. Bunt-
lug quietly endeavored to prevent the
rash act, but he was too late; she swal,
lowed the contents of the glass. Doc
tor Hammond, the family physician,
and Doctor Mckenzie, were speedily
summoned. They prepared an antidete
for the poison, but the wife refused to
take it, until it was too late to save her
life; she then regretted her wickedness
Mrs. Bunting died twelve hours after
taking the poison.
The deceased was thirty-five years
old. The family live in handsome,
well-furnished house, which is owned
by Mr.. Bsnting, who is also proprietor
of boat that plies the Ohio river
This is the most singular suicide we
have ever been called upon to chronicle.
1t shows the possibility that spirit OF
revenge may be stronger even than the
love of life.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-05

Il. O. o. r.
At the meeting of the Grand Lodge o.
i. o. o. F. held at Fredericksburg last
week the following gentlemen were
elected officers to fill vacancies in Office
for tho ensuing year in the Grand En-
caupment: T. s. spates, of Clarks
burg. W. G. C. p; Davis Estelle, o.
Charleston, G. II. p; W. E. Anderson, Of
Harpers Ferry, G. S. W.; W. z. 9TH
man, of Wheeling, Grand Scribe; r. T
Roberts. of Wsllsburg, Grand Treasu'
rer; G. Edwards, of Moundsville, G. j
W.; w. Reeves, Of Wellsburg, Grand
Sentinel. DR.. George Baird, of thi;
city, was elected representative to the
Grand Lodge of the United States.
The following were elected officers in
the Grand Lodge: William Wylen, Of
Martinsburg, NJ. w. G. NJ; J. P. Davis
of Clarksburg, D. G. NJ; Peter Darnell
of West Columbia, G. W.; Thomas G.
Steele, of Fairmont, G. Secretary; r. T
Roberts, of Wellsburg, G. Treasurer; B,
Tyson Hartman. of Shinnsten, G. Chap
lain. General l. H. Duval was elected
representative to the Grand Lodge Of
the United States. The next meeting
of the Grand Lodge of this State will
be held at Martinsburg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-05

Under these favoring auspices very gratifying
progress has been made in extendingt the railroad
track from both directions. Nearly 1000 miles
of the Main Line and csnvergiug Branches he.
tween the Missouri River and the base Of the
Rocky Mountains have been built within three
years The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD has
also steadily and successfully carried the Main
Stem Line from the steamboat navigation Of the
Pacific TO the summit Of the Sierra Nevada, and
into the Great Salt Lake Basin east Of the Cali
fornia line. Having overcome by far the most
difficult and expensive portion Of the whole
line, the probabilities Of the through connection
with tho Eastern lines being effected In 1870
amount almost 10 certainty.
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Wine or Lager Beer
Trnstee's Sale Of Valuable
Personal Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
h made and executed by John L. Morgan, of
-, county. State of West Virginia, TO L. X. K.
St..-sn of the Same county and State, as trus-
-. ~ nd duly of record in the Recorders Office
= Dbio county, in deed book 81, folio go, to
IN, A certain debt therein specified to Jo-
a. " Morgan, and manifested by three sew
nj prOmissory notes, TO wit FrSt-A note
"-,To hundred aud thiTty-four dollars, dated
Nh 18th 1854 payable in nine months after
- Second-A note for one hundred and
STe.p dollars dated May Sd, ls66, and payable
N. months after date. Third-A note for i've
-"rsred dollars dated January 9ta, 1861, and
a,r.Ne six months after date, all Of
rtirL are PAYABLE to the order of Joseph
~ MORGAN, and signed by John L. Morgan;
.I.o 10 secure 10 Aaron Martin the
a,vmest Of three hundred and five dollars, as
Ttpifr,ted by promiSsory note to that amount,
G,r,d the 10th Of November, 1865, and payable,
Inc months after date, to the order of Aaron
V,rtin. signed John Z. Morgan, l will proceed
~ N Al Public Auction, on the 9Th day II May,
-. AZ Morgan's steam mill, two miles and q
Iii Wr,t OF the town Of West Liberty. and five
DDS north of the mouth of Short Greek. TO the
Eybesi and best bidder, the following described
r.T,oual property, tO-wit: One sorrel horse.
r,.ei IA wears, one dun horse, aged Z years, one
,To horse wagon, two sets Of heavy harness, one
nan COW one red COW, ono pair of timber
sbt,ls. one OK cart, one coal wagon, one saw
n.ll three hogs and one sorghum mill, or so
much OF the above described property as may
oe nee, aSIry to pay the debts secured by said
iced TO .Aid Z. l.. +. Morgan, and the legal
rbargrs OF executing said trust. Terms of sale
CASH Selling as Trustee, l will convey such IT,
flr only a. j. vested in me by the deed of trust
.lorr.aid. Z. K. T. MORGAN,
sp+E Trustee.
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Ciicuit Court.

Circuit Court.
The following State cases will come
mp for the consideration of this Court
during the present term: Andrew
Baggs, for assault and battery with in
tent to commit rape; Gabriel Mauney,
petty larceny; John A. Sangston, on
three separate charges for breaking
and entering store-houses and one
charge of assault and battery; Lewis
Baumberger, for receiving stolen goods;
John Pierce, for grand larceny; Nicho-
las Criswell, for house breaking God
fred .Shule, petit larceny; Michael H.
Brady, assault and battery; Joseph
Gruber, petty larceny; Louis Flicker,
breaking and entering storehouses;
George Boyce, grand larceny; John
Morrison, petty larceny; John Am
mond and VIM. Seymour, burglary.
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Fish.
SnO HALVES No. MACKEREI.
LUU $50 do 2 do
$50 do med do
so do 8 large do
800 Kitts No. ! Mhckefcl
$50 do do
$50 do family do
500 Halves lake Herring.
100 do White Fish
mars MAXWELL 4 TIN0LE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-05
Tribute Of Respect.

Tribute Of Respect.
A special joint session of both Branch
es of the City Council was held last
evening, called by His Honor, Mayor
Brady, for the purpose of expressing the
regret of that body for the death of
Hon. Alfred Caldwell.
Mr.. Brady spoke few moments ofthe
many irtues of the deceased, stating
that in his death the city was bereft of
one of its most honored and esteemed
citizens, after which the following
resolu tons, offered by Mr.. Andrew Will
son, were unanimously adopted.
Resolred, That in the announcement
made to US Of the death of Hon. Alfred
Caldwell, late United States Consul to
the Sandwich Islands, we recognize the
loss of prominent and valuable mem.
Der of our community. 1t is ourmelan-
choly pleasure to bear witness to the
efficient services which he rendered the
city in days gone by in various capaci
ties, especially as its chief magistrate
for several years. He was justly and
CONSEQUENTLY noted for the vigor and
ability of his successive administra'
tions; for his attachment and fidelity to
the interests of his constituents as theil
representative in the Virginia Senate
and for the independence, energy, ant
punctuality that were marked charac
teristics of his personal and professional
career.
Resolred, That while we sincerely con
dole with his afflicted family in THU
hour of their great bereavement, an1
lament the loss that both they and WI
have sustained, yet we cannot refrain
from mingling our congratulations will
theirs that a kind Providence voHch
safed to the lamented deceased SAT-
return to his native land after years O
absence in the service of his country
and closed his eyes amid all the sympa
thies asd kindly ministrations of home
and family.
Resolved, That as testimony of on
respect for his character, we will ut
tend his funeral ia body, snd wea
the usual badge of mourning for thirt!
days.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu
tions be entered upon the minutes, an
a copy be furnished by the Mayor an
Clerk to the family of the deceased.
Resolrtd, That the ex-Mayors and Of
ficers of the city be and are hereby. n
4 ouested to unite with the council !
paving the last offices Of respect TO To
remains of the deceased.
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Happy Spring Time,

With its buds and flowers is upon us,
and appearances are that we will have
more seasonable weather. OF this,
however, we cannot speak with any
certainty, but we can assure our readers
of one fact, i. e., Oxtoby & Dufield, at
their jewelry store, lO3 Main street,
have one of the largest, most complete
and varied stock of clocks ever brought
to this city. Also, full line of gold
and silver watches, jewelry, silver
ware, spectacles and fancy goods.
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D.o,h Of mis-. Lizzet,e Penke.

Death of Miss Lizzette Penke.
Our readers will remember when the
Swiss Bell Ringers were here month
or two ago, the accomplished and tai
ented vocalist that heads this notice.
After leaving this city they visited many
other places until they finally stopped
in Cleveland, Ohio, about the 9Th OF
April, where at this time Miss Lizzette
Peake was attacked with the typhoid
fever. She fingered along with this
disease until last Wednesday when she
died. She was sixteen years old. Hell
remains, accompanied by her parents,
wero taken from Cleveland yesterday
to Medford, Mass, for interment among
her friends.
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Gravel Roofs.

Gravel Roofs.
Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, nd war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either in resisting fire or turning water.
The tar used is put through process
that frees it from oil and benzole;; and
no matter how great the heat, it will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
a every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks of
the best quality, and for sale at the low
est rates. This roofing has stood test
of fifteen years in Pittsburgh, and is the
cheapest in use. Call at the Factory,
head of Lindsey street, East Wheeling,
or address him through the Wheeling
Post Office. ap7-6m.
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Grand j ury.

~rnuo Jury.
The following names compose the
Grand Jury for the present term of the
Circuit Court of Ohio county: Byers
Yates, John Faris, Vincent Vanmetre,
John Z. Wilson, James Robinson, John
3. Wilson, Thomas Pollock, Morgan l..
OFT, William d. English, Samuel MeClel-
Ian, Robert McCsbe, John Handlan,
Thomas H. Logan, John Donlon, Elisha
w. Paxton, James NJ. Ewing, Henry
Hubbard, John Howell, John II. Hall,
jeremiah B. Sheppard, Edmund Book
ing, John Zocklcr. George w. Franz
J. Nelson Vance.
Court meets at 10 o'clock this morning.
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now living and enjoying good health, having
bean relieved Of this sceurge Of the human race
are ready to satisfy any person desiring to in
vestigate the virtues and efficiency OF the pro
cess or the geuuineness of theeures. His terms
are honest and liberal, and EarrAnts . cure in
every case he undertakes to treat
The Doctor also makes . speciality In The
treatment OF HERNIA, PILES AND FlSTU
LI-IN-AHO, which he cures without tie use
of the Knife or Caustic. he long depreeated
rIsss al Ailments, Instead Of which he has adopt
Al a new method Of cure that Is certain and
painless-snd . cure warranted IN every eSsc
caSraunications Of inquiry solicited and
promptly answered Send for CircularS-
The Doctor VII be found &C his residence IN
south wheeling, except whsn absent on pro
fsSsional business apr9-dOawLT
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state of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court
april Rules, 1865.
William Prophater
VS.. In Chancery.
Isabella Prophater.
rINHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO OBJ.
/ tain decree for a divorce from the bonds
of Matrimony.
And il appearing from an affidavit fled in the
cause that the defendant Is not resident Of the
State of West Virginia, on motion Of the com.
plainants counsel, it is ordered that she do
appear here within one month after the fourth
weekly publication and due posting Of this order
at the front door of the Court House of Ohio
county, and do what she may see fit to protect
her interest in this cause.
Test: MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Clerk.
G. l.. CRASNER, sol. for complainant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-05

MALLS.
N 500 kegs assorted sires nails, best brands,
at MAXWELL 4 TIN0LRB
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River News.

River News.
The river ut Pittsburgh yesterday
morning at 9 o'clock was rising, with
7 feet, and at this place last evening at
dusk was rising slowly with 8 feet IL
inches.
Steamer Bayard arrived from Parkers-
burg on Sunday night at IL o'clock, and
departed for Pittsburgh yesterday
morning ut Z o'clock. Steamer Rebecca
departed for Parkersburg at II A. N.
Forest City and Rees arrived and de-
parted at the usual hours. Steamer
Potomac arrived from Cincinnati ut
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Tow boat
Bengal Tiger passed up with one barge
| in tow. -
Beats Leaving to-day Grey Eagle
and Ingomar for Pittsburgh, at 2 A. NJ
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A resolution was then adopted that
beth Branches of the City Council and
tho city officials would meet in the
Council Chamber at one o'clock this
afternoon for the purpose of attending
the funeral of the deceased in body.
The council then adjourned.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
PENSION OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb -, 1863.
John LgingStOH, Esq:
SIR:-The new Law Register and Official Di
rectory, a copy of which you were 40 kind as to
forward to my address, will be of material ser.
vice in the transaction of the business Of this
office. The work has apparently been prepared
with care and great labor, and 1t would be OF
particular value beyond doubt, to every promi.
nent Official, banker merchant and business
man. Very respectfully, yours
JOSEPH II BARRETT,
Commissioner Of Pensions.
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NNIiCe.

The defendant will take notice that the aepo-
sitiens of Henry Dunlap, George Hartley and
others will be taken at the Law Office Of G. L.
Cranmer, in Wheeling, State Of West Virginia,
on the 10th day of June, A. d. 1868, between the
hours of o'clock A. NJ. and 5 o'clock ?. N, TO be
read In evidence In the above named cause en-
behalf Of the plaintiff And IL from any canss
the taking of said dispositions shall not be com.
menced, or being commenced shall not be com.
pleted, on that day, the taking Of the same win
be adjourned from lime to time until the same
are completed.
WILLIAM PROPHATER,
By G.. L. CRANJIER, Sol
To IsARElIk PKoPHA rER apr30Oawit
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The great CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRoAD is there
fore, in an important sense, SEM NATIONAL
Work, aided and commended by the people tn,
Legislative power and the Executive officers
though its management Is administered 9th al
the care and JorethOugh Of he most eminent prrat
corporations. Being under the constant super
viGion Of the GOveTnment-who, being the prin
cipal creditor accepts subordinate aud cOntin
gent lien-with 30 large an amount of addition
al capital also invested in the property pledged
IL Is believed that no securities now offered IN
the market possess the sane claims 20 conh
dence and market value, except those of the
Government.