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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-30
,HR UNDERsGGNED HEREBY

I'HE UNDERSIGNED HE Rely
i gives notice of his appointment as Assignee
Of the estate of G. S. NJ. HootOn, of Milo, in the
county of Wetzel, In the District of West Vir.
ginia, and who was, TO wit, on the 27th day Of
June, A. D.. 1863, adjudged bankrupt, upon the
petition of himself ey the IT, s District Court
for said District.
Dated at Wheeling, the 3Oth day of June, A
d. 1865 w. V. HOGE
jun30-oaw3w Assignee.
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The Great English Remedy.
sir James ClarIsess Female Pills,

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
n. d., Physician Extr Io'dinGIg to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is uufailiug in the
cure of all those painful aud dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution Is subject. Il
moderates all excuses and removes all ohstruc-
,,.,, f,.o,,,
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NOTICE..
FOR RENT.
SIS REWARD.

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
L to any person informing ms OF the where,
abouts Of Four Hogs strayed or stolen from the
stable of John Ball, on Market streei, On vi
about "wednesday. June 2itb, viz: Two red
with black spots, and two white hogs:
lingo HESS & RGERTER-
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.
OFFICE BALTIMORE & ONO RAILHoAp g..
WHEELING, May H., IS-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

i by the following schedule ON and after n.
nth day of May, Is6s-- Wheeling time.
FAST LINE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
How 20 Catch Rats.

,MssRs. EDIToRs :---For catching rats in a
cheap and etfectuai manner allow me to recon-
mend the tolls wina:a Cover n common barrel
with stiff. stout paper, tying the edges around
the barrel place q board 80 that the rats may
have easy access TO the top; sprinkle cheese par.
ings or other feed' for the rats on the paper for
several days, until they begin to believe they
have arright to their daily rations from this
soarees Then place inrths bottoii,of the Larfel
piece of rock about six or seven inches high,
filling with water until only enough of itprs-
jects above the water for the rats 70 lodge upon.
Nowrcplace thes paper. first vcuttiug cross in
the middle, and tho first rat that comes on the
barrel top goes through into the water and climbs
on the rock. The paper comes back to place and
tho second rat follows the first. Then begins a
tight for the possession of the dry place on the
stone, the noise of which attracts tho rest who
share the same fatc., j. HIN Scientific .Amcr-
JrsFg3- t.7. ,4s-tlfI JailuI a.tr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

a corfespondeft Of, the sEuIgttishh aGardiner's
Chr6hiiae says ttat Re has ddvisld .rifpure for
STRAWBERRIES WHICH, ssbeen very Successful.
HeretotorelM used 10 grdw HIS sYfawberries as
other people DO who h5yg algariener, which he
hes not. and therefore y6irs without dis1i Of
strawberries wasp, M, ufc6nfion thing fox him.
Bitsn Segiibby Aesios way in the same predica.
mtyt With rex. 20 labor, and yet had hardly
ever fiiisa of having an sbundant crop, t5ld him
hcfisyFr suffered his beds to be touched except
WIEN the crop was to be gathered, and his beds
aTt fourteen or fifteen years old. Pc ~
lie adopted his neighbours PLAN, With a few
trifting modiiicatisas, and has had only one fail.
urr since he commenced it, and never expects to
haye another. He covers the beds With straw at
the beginning Of winter, and lets the young run
nes Kill and take the place Of the roots, whereby
a Rep layer Of hhfhas is formed, iyst as in old
gras land, and BY tae same process. The com.
position he tlses Is made al foliews: One pound
eaeh Of Epson salts, Glauber's salts, pearl ash,
and carbonate Of soda, and half pound 81 nsn-
riste Of afamoniA g 60 gallons q water he
.ap.lies this mixture a. soon as the plants show
.sifsis Of growth III spring, watering them pretty
freely without rose three times at intervals q
ssoIta week, 10 as TO finish before they come
inr. flower - CO., 'p' ',"'
ii the season IS dry he finds il necessary to sup
ply them literally with water during the whole
iirievf their growth, or their increased activity
viii kill them. Independent Of quantity, straw.
berries of equH size he nsver saw on plants
grown separately. He says separately, for by
his ,lsn the bed Is a complete mat and vet he
gets Specimens Of Kean's Seeding FIVE inches in
circumference, and during the whole time Of
bearing ne could at any time gather q plate fit
Tor exhibition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
t.iycersn and YelIx Of Eggs.

Four parts by weight, Of yolK of egg rubbed in
ahortar with five parts Of glycerin, according to
TIE Philadelphia Vouatat 9fPha,macH gives a
preparation Of great value q sn unguent for sp-
plication to broken surfaces Of the skin Of all
kinds, The compound has horny-like consis.
tency is unctnous like fatty substances, but over
which 1t has the advantage Of being quickly re.
moved by water. 1t Is unalterable, specimen
having laid exposed to the air for three years I'M
changed. Applied to the skin it forms a varnish
which effectually excludes the air, and prevents
Its irritating effects. These properties render it
serviceable for erysipelas and cutaneous affcc.
TONS of which it allays the action.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
CbIo & 1sro.s' Column.

.1s0r1 D 9irA r'Ilglf11
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

STONY LAND GOOD FOR PEACHEs.-A few
years ago, when the peach trees in Illinois aud
Michigan AID thrsug hout the Northwest were
nearly all killed by the frost, it was found that
those trees which were growing in stony ground,
or had beea sosidently surrounded BY heaps Of
stones, did not suffer like the rest. In one in.
stance tree which had been half buried beneath
a heap Of field stones escaped destruction, while
the rest of the orchard was killed. Stones absorb
heat during the day and give it out at night
they also keep out cold winds, which would be
Injurious to the roots, and prevent that repeated
freezing and thaving of the roots which 10 10
injurious to them. 81 -c4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

The Canlker VVorm.How q Dostrev
Lib nj .a.--- -.-TnHn1n.r ~. !, adI-.An..e

AAe C.Aer sS:n.lAew - Destroy
r D. - -aIo.. s 11.. INV y
. worms =, .s.s ts.ir .plsas.ass .sisA.rs ;zsss
my ~ P1see' aaa ssas N1Aesr ecss besn
ngnung snen.' As sons OF your sssasss 10y
nos NOV nov 70 cAtsn them napPing' will e.
s'nos 'ne pros aoH1ilq fqs iaY.H ssI
your ueeSess sst9s you 80 at rid shsM
oy nand, plokne, SssM sssy ere 9a! and sasilt
insPec.sd, tneu tne pscss can mostly ~ smsSed
WINE IN 2 dorn.ns st.ee Leek Ct yeur yeuny
oonSsslng OF SsSo thfe: dead leasss, hanging
upon tne .wEer ood,eA Ates~Pt 10 move
'Ao.' anu you WHt nho taem quite nrmiy nst-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

"A child of Ave years having seen her father
fcssthe RrJt time, he having been absent IA Cali.
Nfrik, was aauch astoAishsd that he Should claim
any authority over her, aad on an occasion Of
fs6ellicn, ~ he administered punishment she
cfisd oats "Is wisAs goa had never married
h>e owr family" : m lrm u I,h
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-guii.si1.'. 81 @ulinsrl ,,if4.a. .ilanq
M y. sMLy EEH1Y 11EM0yALi sI.ui .oni- Ia
&saas WILSON q E1OHEL BERaxR,
Ir.sslX Hses wissa 4 Guipee. have rsusvsd tAsaE
stock Of Millinery b kneusS block on Nafn st. UP
srAIRs where they viii Le pleased to sse thsie ss
Pesress asl HsPy onsg viii @vor them gith esa
\ They vsn Hf eoastantiy full stock Of ~ lo"q %
MIL E{NER Y &c obs s'
which they ae prepared % at low price. Tor Cash fhsy
Usually kspt n sinsaf establishments ss6
9onne, Hat and Caps Of tn various styles Aecs
IveltSb MbtDaS Flowers; fiumes &c. &c. '
Pe;fsle s.ts4Oa pd 70 B'ssdAipG Pricing sad Colsr
EsSS risasS gvsn al. before svfhs yosr order, .l.,
whsss, Rspsmbsr the Place. Knsusss block on Main
ctr eet, OVER the Drug etore.
Miss Hen tesAers Aer thanks 10 hee former patrons ana
requests continuance of their fayOrs the frm
~ 1.WfE0ONy TOD - Ai" N. EICHELBRR0ERi
, 0uawA Agsh 2i,lSss, ND. N, - -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, May ., 1868
The senate Deliberations at the Close Of the
Impcuchmeut Trial.

WASHINGTON, May ., 1868
The senate Deliberations ut the Close Of the
Impeachment Trial.
A special despatch to the Erentng telegram says
that as the closing up Of the argument in the i'm
parchment trial approaches the questions brought
forward during the trial by Senators Sumner and
Edmunds In reference to the manner In which the
final vote shall be TAKEN and whether the delibera-
lions Of the decision shall be conducted in
public or in private session, which ques-
tons, it will be remembered, were postponed
until the conclusion OF the argument, are
receiving good deal Of attention. IL is thought
that these motions will consume, at the least two or
three days in the discussion. The motion Of Senator
Edmunds to admit the reporters to the final proceed
ings seems to be more favorably regarded than 1t
was when 1t was first proposed; and, from the views
expressed by Senators the subject, 1t Ia believed
the motion viii prevail. The only argument brought
forward to combat II Is, that to allow final delbera-
lions to be made public will have q tendency to
prolong discussion. This argument Is overthrown
by the proposed rule to limit each member to GER
tain time in explaining his vote. 1t Is urged by
those who favor Edmunds' motion that the motives
Of all those who record themselves against admitting
the reporters will be certainly construed In way
that win reflect no credit upon them, as 1t win be
thought that they are ashamed to let the country
know what are their reasons for the votes they may
cast.
The Brooks.ButIer Diniculty-NIorc Person
alities Yesterday.
The excitement occasioned In the House OF Rep
resentatives yesterday over the Brooks resolution
asking committee OF investigation on the alleged
collusion Of some Of the Board OF Managers in the
Alta vela matter is q subject of very general con-
versation. Although the resolution was tabled after
free fight Of words the radicals declare that the
tabng OF the motion was not with view
to avoiding an investigation, but to postpone II unt
after those OF their members now participating In
the impeachment trial are relieved from that duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-03
BUILDING MATERIALS.

Considerable activity prevailed during the past
week in the several branches OF trade which make
up the above heading, but prices are without any
material change. 1t being just about the turn Of the
season when the old supply Of lumber is being
worked or and the new arriving but slowly, very
little change Is looked for in this commodity at pre-
sent. When the northern canals are entirely opened,
80 as to permit that cut during the winter to be
brought down, some disturbance Of the present rates
may be expected. Bricks are steady, with about
an even balance between supply and demand
Stone Is quiet builders having about this season
closed contracts and being still unprepared to begin
new ones With the transfer of titles city lots this
month and the consequent erection OF new buildings
more active demand may be expected. Lime has
been dull during the week, and with an increased
supply the wholesale market has somewhat declined;
the retail prices, however, continue the same. Below
are given the present quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Contoocook, the flagship
OF the North Atlantic squadron, and bearing the
broad pennant OF Rear Admiral II. X. Hon. came
down to Hampton Roads on the 2Sth ult. from Nor
folk and passed out to sea. She will proceed to the
West indies where the Admiral will inspect the eet
stationed in these waters and visit the several naval
stations in that vicinity. The Contoocook Is new
steamer, and her trip from the Portsmouth IN. H.
Navy Yard. she steamed thirteen knots an hour.
The United States steamer Ascutney, with Comma.
dore NJ. smith, ofthe Navy Department washington,
and party Of excursionists arrived at Fortress Mon
roe on the morning Of the 2sth ut from the Gosport
Navy Yard. The party disembarked and called upon
General Barry and some friends inside the fortress.
they remained until about one O'Clock when the
steamer sailed for washington,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-03
FIRES IN the CITY.

shortly before six O'Clock last evening fire oc-
Cured in the basement of 81 Cedar street. occupied
by Dreslolz a Clark, dealers In furniture. The
damage done to the stock will be about 81 900. In
sured. The premises Of John sutherland, "a Liberty
street. were damaged by water about $780, The cause
of the fire was not known.
The alarm Of fire between three and four O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon was caused by some shavlngs
taking fire the third floor Of John THIS brass f0un
dry PIG West Houston street. No other damage.
slight fire occurred yesterday forenoon IN the
grocery store Of Henry Ditman, 4S9 Ninth avenue
But trning damage was DONE Insured for 5000 in
the Brooklyn Insurance COMPANY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-03
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, May 2, 1858.

ALBANY, My 2, I5U5s
BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the Erie and New England Railroad
Companies to establish and maintain ferry on the
Hudson river, between Stony Point and Fort Mont
gomery.
Providing Tor the continued construction OF the
railroad along the upper Hudson. through the North
ern Wilderness, ana providing that unless this IL
done the company shall forfeit their charter.
To amend the act relative to the incorporation OF
religious societies far 1t relates to the Protest.
ant Episcopal church.
To authorize the discharge Of mortgages by the
To amend the charter Of the East India Telegraph
Company
detrimental railway In New York city.
THE STATE CHARITY BILL.
The annual State Charity bill was announced al
amended by the Committee on Ways and Means, and
the amount appropriated was reduced from S36O,0O0
to $250,00O The bill was passed, SO to 16.
The Assembly then adjourned until Monday even
ing ut half-past seven O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-03
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY, May ., 1868.
BILLS PASSED
Incorporating the Bowling Green Savings Bank.
Amending the charter Of the city OF Rochester.
For the consolidation Of the Greenpoint and Will
llamsburg railroad with the Nassau street Railroad
OF Brooklyn. "a
Amending the charter Of the city Of New York by
aDollshing the Board OF Councilmen and providing
for the election Of one Alderman and one Assistant
Alderman from each Assembly district
Incorporating the Teutonic Savings Bank Of New
York.
Incorporating the Peoples Mutual warehousinp.
and Security Company:
Authorizing the election of an additional Justice
Amending the charter Of the Mutual Savings Bank
Requiring every ton OF coal sold In the state to
weigh two thousand pounds.
AbrOgatng the Swain and Fisher Sing Sing Prison
Printing Contract upon consent of the contractors.
Incorporating the Cosmos Life Policy Trust Com
Dividing the Eighth and Tenth wards and creating
Incorporating the Rhinebeck and Rondout Ice
Bridge and Passenger Company.
Authorizing town subscriptions to the Buffalo ana
washington Railroad
Dividing the Ninth ward and creating new ward
In Brooklyn.
The general appropriation bill.
Incorporating the Williamsburg Sharp Shooting Soc
ciety
CLOSING portion Of the old Bushwick road of
Brooklyn
Protection Of Destitute Catholic Children.
Increasing the fees for the Improvement of Middle
street. Brooklyn
Amending the charter Of the National Savings
Bank of Bufal0.
TO pay the Seventh regiment claim against the
State.
For the more eficient protection Of fruit growers
Incorporating the East Side Association Of New
York.
incorporating the West Farms Fire Department.
Extending LOrimer street, Brooklyn
THE ARCADE RAILROAD BILL.
The bill incorporating the Arcade Underground
Railroad Company Of New York was then taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. PARKER the bill was amended by
providing that the road may be o tunnel road rom
the Battery to the City HAM, and that the Company
shall not appropriate the street vaults lying outside
of the curbstOnes without the consent OF majority
Of the property owners between the City Han and
Thirty-rst street. and holding the stockholders re-
sponsible for damages to the amount OF their STOCK
The bill was lost by q vote OF IA to 10.
THE ALBANY AND sUsQUEHANNA RAILROAD.
The bill appropriating So, 900 In aid OF the Alcany
and Susquehanna Railroad was ordered TO q third
reading.
The Senate then took recess until four O'Clock.
Evening Session.
THE TAX COMMISSIONERS BILL PASSED. :.
The Senate went into Committee or the whole on
the Tax Commissioners bill.
motion was made to amend by adding the bill
giving the Comptroller power to appoint CrotOn Aque-
duct Commissioners, which wqs lost, and the Tax
Commissioners bill was ordered to q third reading.
Subsequently the CrOtOn Aqueduct bill was recon-
mItted which is regarded equivalent to Its defeat.
A number of local bills were ordered to Q third
reading after which the Senate adjourned until Wed
nesday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-03
Extraordinary Debate In the
House.
Hessrs. D0nnelly and E. B. Wash
burne Distinguish Themselves.
The Classic Shades Of Billingsgate
Outrivalled.
VENTILATION OF PERSONAL HISTORIES.
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 2, 1868.

UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,)
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 2, 1868. !
me Senate reassembled at twelve O'Clock, and the
Court was Immediately opened in due form.
hr. SrANBsB1 resumed the door. introducing the
continuation Of his remarks by thanking the Senate
Tor the courtesy shown him In an early adjournment
sast evening, saying that he had been greatly bene-
lifted by the consequent rest. After then ex-
pressing In advance his confidence Of a speedy
acquittal, based on q thorough examination Of the
oase, which showed that not Q shadow Of case
had been maze out he proceeded with his argu-
nsnt as printed and as published in the HERALD Of
yesterday. ;. .n y
At Q quarter before one O'Clock, Mr.. Stanbery
showing evident signs Of fatigue Senator Johnson
approached and apparently made suggestion, in
reply TO which Mr.. Stanbery SAID it would relieve
Aim very much II his young friend could be permitted
g read his remarks.
SENATOR ANTHONY said In order to relieve the
counsel he would move that the Senate adjourn until
Monday.
Several SfNAToRs-'So, no.n
In reply to an inquiry by the Chief Justice Mr..
Stanbery said he did not ask it, and Mr. W. W. Ped.
dreck. formerly Of the Attorney Generals ofdce and
who has assisted the counsel during the trial. pro.
ceeded to read from the printed speech in loud and
clear voice and with good emphasis. ~
At quarter before three O'Clock Mr.. SrANBERY
resumed the noor and concluded his address at ten
minutes past three.
The court then, on motion Of Mr.. HOWARD. ad.
3eurned to Monday next.
The Senate took up the Amendments to the Naval
Appropriation bin which on motion Of Mr.. MORRILL,
were non-concurred in, and Messrs. Morrill, OF
mime, Conkling and Grimes were appointed as a
committee Of conference the part of the Senate.
the Senate, at fifteen minutes past three, ad-
jOurned.
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Committee on Municipal Affairs, with instructions -
insert the House provisions giving the appoiptment
TO the Mayor and Aldermen, which action Is q polite
parliamentary way OF killing the bill. The Tax Com
missioners bill was subsequently passed.
The trial Of George w. Cole for the murder OF L..
II. HscOck was resumed to-day. Mr. Parker closed
his argument for the prosecution this morning, and
was followed by Mr.. Sedgwick for the defence, who
spoke to the hour Of the adjournment Of the court,
when his argument was concluded. He will be fol-
lowed by Mr.. Brady on Monday, to which time the
court at half past two O'Clock adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-03
The Croton Aqueduct and Tax Commits
sioners Bills In the senate-The Trial Of
General Cole.

General Cole
ALBANY, May 2 1868.
The Croton Aqueduct bill az special order was
considered this afternoon in Committee Of the
Whole by the Senate. An attempt was made to
unite 1t with the bill authorizing the Comptroller to
appoint four Tax Commissioners, the title being
amended to embrace both subjects. The OBJECT OF
this movement was to force the Governor TO sign
the bill for the new Aqueduct Board when ne would
not do II II reached him as distinct measure
He Is opposed to change OF the present
Board. The movement failed and the committee ON
rising ordered the Tax Commissioners OIL 10 tnitd
reading and recommiticd the Adueduct OIL TO the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-03

Samre, Mills the murderer OF old Mr.. Maxwell, IN
Frapconia NJ H. some two years since, IL TO be exes
cuted at the jail in iiateriill, on wednesday next
NAV q ~ viii be remembered that his crime was
one of the most atrocotis ever committed in New
England and after It's commission The murderer fed
TO Gacna H., where he was subsequently arrested,
, 1868-02-21
sherifIs Sale,
lE WASHINGTON.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. [ CO
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. 0''
VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSU ED OUT
II OF the District. Court, First Judicial District,
and 10 me directed in favor Of o. BRECHTEL, and
against ONOFO BCRB0A. ! have levied upon all
the right, title and interest Of said o. BURB0A,
upon the following described real property to wit
The wess half Of Lot No. g. in Block No. 4, in the
CITY Of W LA wAlla, W, T.. and recorded In Book oI
Records in said City, together with all and singular,
the buildings erected thereon, to satisfy said eEecu,
sell the above described real property, to the highest
l6ddOr for cash. lawful money Of the United States,
on SATURDAY, February the 29th, 1868, at the houi
of 2 o'clock, P y.
sale 10 take place on the premises.
A. SEITEL. Sheriff W. W. Co., ". T.
Feb. 8, 1858. (s4wl By A. J. GREOORf, Deputy.
, 1868-02-21
sherin,s sale.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON Ss.
Cotrx-rv or WAIIA Do'

COUNTY OF WALLA.
ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Is ont Of the District Courl, First JuniciAl Dis
trict W, T.. and directed, In favor of SAMUEL
i.iNKTON, and against W. J. TERRY, have lev
led upon ali the right, title and interest OF said W.
j. TERRY to the following described real properly
to-ft: Lot No in block No. 4, fronting SO feet on
Rse street by 100 feet in depth, in the city OF Walls
Wsa, and the Improvement thereon to satisfy said
execution and cost. Notice is hereby given that
viii sell the above described real oPerty 70 ths
highest bidder for caah lawful money OF che Y. 3.
on SATURDAY, THE 291H DAY OF FEBRUARY
Isss. At the hour Of O'Clock, P. n. Of said day.
Sale 70 takeplseein front Of the Court House
Feb. 8. 1865. fs-1wj BY A. J. GREGORY Dept.