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THE NORTHWEST.

ACa.sentalc despatch ot the le,h sayt: "S1ue
ten days ago, nt tal7ac1to1 was issued BY the
Mater iu ChaaccfJ Of Perry County, Ill, a. the
instance Of come ctiixena Of TAmssoa, against the
Commissioner. Of the Southern Illinois Normal
University, 1rstrairinv them from prosecu.lc1
urtneT tho cstAhl1hnent ot said Institution At
casbonaale III. The Commissioners appeared BE-
fote the CtTeuss cotss Of Perry County, 1udSe
Crawford presiding, on yesterday, 70 answer. AZ
ter . thorough tnyettigasiou OF the casc, On Its
Ge1,,., By able legal talent, Judge Crawford dis
solytd the Injunction and dtsmssed the case
IIts orinlon vka resdtrtd 1hsA morning."
J. ". Diuon, of Ludlow, Champaign County.
writes the following letter to The Dsnv1ne ES~~
snsseiat, concerning a tex Aho<a made b yunoG
man living with him: You Published In so1F
pager communication from Cnampa.Eo, thai
ypau ahot Eonr prairie chictens at one snot, and
The tecond three quA1L A boy that u staJtug
w,1n mr.. ls sesr4 Old, BY the name OF Auahsoee
Nay;tr, k:!lcd two geese ri one nhos; az ducks
the stcotd; TWO cranes the intra: three bs2nt
,he fourth; and Last, IN the evening. after dass,
sHo 11ckf."
S,eas,rr Of the recent accident On The Chicago
Rock I.&and and ract1c Railroad, nesr Des Aoines
,he Rf,i,ter, Of that city, saYs: The passenger
| ran xas taxing water On the nam track, prompt
I u On t,ue-pol = Nto traeE: the Aeeeins caz "A.
| MT Pullman car; II WIS not completely demoi
.sned. brt only the dsaw bar broken and p!xtforu
s,tcn,ly crushed, not even = wneet dAptancd. III
two olhcr coaches xcse similarly injured, axcep
tso wheels of ono were thrown from the usex
md Ail three immediately went On 70 chicasc
But ti1 passengers wero injured. and they oo1
received s,lsh, bruises, tbns one hAV1uS tne tss
trpten>, not sufficient to prereht sheir pastakn
! Of a good Substantial breakfast On the Asf1yn
the ttatn-'' ....-.
I ~ Ia rAfunLc{k or IhH l&30 I'M
tsTre shooting sfIiaJ which wa reported IN u
xe71i4g ctypa.ele On Sunday Led TO another ~
more serious anatr. Wnea our reporter lett Il
scsna Of the uit1cnlty there wAs N e1catod mt
IN the vicinity, and On Sunday uao1nsn0 the Afole
, | BODY nS Me1aock Wa tound taspended to auaa
I trea near tho GesfJ landing. The hody WIZ Il
!. pnnosssted untll Cs1onor could b E1razneo
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A special despatch to tho Springfield
(Mass.> Republican, from Warrington,

A special despatch to tho Springfield
(Mass.> Republican, from Warrington,
RnyB:
Prominent citlzers Of the District Of Co,umoIa
WI urge toDKrest. At the next setG1on. to amEul.
u r. lun istaAan'e !augusRe, The promlaency Of
Canned as near! tas q, 'e1 q n's
rom the Wcst, ART orposed to tho sRssstlun for
ttmovsI Governor tIaYes, Of Ohio. wrafcs here
era1 scncnck. OF the Ways aud Mrsns Conntt.ec,
haF tust purchased a re4idenee here foT fa2-aeo.
which Ia the beat sott OF evtdsuce ot hla opfnon.
December fnr the custody Of the old ten mt!as
.quafe. hsi.x.rR Alexandria back under tho ]arts-
dietsou Of CopEresa"
What would such nu afh1mance amount
tor The next Congress can rescind it. A
resolution Of this kind will help forward the
removal project, as it will cause greater
agitation and discussion Of the subject, and
The more The people think nbout tho unfit
ness Of the present location the stronger
viii hecone The conviction Of the necessity
of locuting tho capital io the Mississippi
Valley, Mr., Schenck may purchase a
house in Washington for So, 900, aud Gov
ernor Hayes, Of Ohio, may write m nh.
! surd letter 10 somo one calling the removal
movement prepostcrous," but what mat
ters that7 Schenck's house or Hayes
! letter will not arrest the agltation.
The former may not be returned
to the NEXT Congress, and the latter may
change his mind. When the bill comes be,
| fore Congress to vote sundry millions Of the
peoples money for ne~ puhGc buildings
| the prominent citizens Of tho District
Will discover an appropriation Of more for
midable proportions than they now car
about admitting to exist. But the rea
strength Of the removal movement will no
be developed until after the census OF mex
year, and the defeat for denomination ant
election Of those Western members VIII
shall oppose the removal, or vote for appro
rriatiuus 10 erect new buildings on the pres
ent badly located and improper site.
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fact that no effective measure has vet been
adopted to counteract bribery leavea no
room to hope for reform except in some
measure moro radical md searching than
any heretofore applied.
, 1869-11-20

l''A' .u'oo6u
lA'eo '4euan5ss on .net way 70 INC COZ
AD 0 "tsaes 'a'a' R..en " eae
p.3' - .1"4 ana 'aoo's VI tnass n'1ua'e'n'n' nni
.ueA .uN"c, ~ 1eHu oa11.nss' ae ~
'u!S't 'ant eu'!s' '.s s.a.se.eu .' 'uo1ma''on
~ moss peo'us ~ ~ tus 'eenn'ca' m'osl o.
n"n" .~1sue :, "a" As x eseo1as'oa
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r,,h;na = ~ ,or.,. ~ ,aco T. ~.
,nn,,,or snr.,ta i, 7n,nnf,.tns.s ..s -" 49,
cn,n;ea, ;nt,nstrx a. ou,,ars ~ a.1.,as. ~. I nn,,
NJ. nm 1cf, y, ~, ;.,tr-o -,,atta. -" sa.. @
m.r,t;on of s.hsn1a a,nnlorad, ;n.,,7ss.
,riark,no cm,,orn,, ~ ~ ', ~. -,
estat,,,shments where tha,o ,,,r Ia =.
1n,nx cucers 90 a.,,,,vsa s,,,,> -. ,;,
sion ia irncor.act TVS a,o,,,o,a,;oa ,s
u csn;t,, ;nres+od~ - a,,,aoso1 - ~ ~
creat ..,oe tut 10 rho,,e un,-rs,ro,+,
a.s ue "a t.ta +ha sa;,;,, ,.a,na II tSa
s,o,t of a oo,rvann, - - ,.,s,. :, ;.r.s,aa.
or tho nv ~ H. ..,,,s s4o,t5 ) ~ ~ 800
to1 - -. ..,h;a.~ a,.ss 80
md fnrn;,nr.9 ~ ia mot ~
| ca,h at rh;,h tha h,s;,a.s ,raa
,e,o-t.d7 u ra ~. ~. ..,,;n1 ~ayn. ~ ~
f.t,,l thraa. .fonrtha ~ th;s nov la r,a,e
| -.a,,s.;o,, ,,o, ~, ;,a.ti,n ~ or,n i'm.
,.e;,;o, r. ths w. tb;e INV Iva uto,1v
a...;..1 :. th,, No s,o.t 5oes MI ronre.
ssnt f;ro rar cont ~ ia mar either in raIue
r. ~. o,;o;no1 r,st NJ 1rb;r,, a
"a ha t.tap 4bo can;t.1
! BUSINESS g.. Nas .ouaas !.,, A..
!
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Th~ San Francisco Efaainer, Dolno-
CRITIC newspaper, has discovered mode by
which tho Chinese may be excluded from
That 6tate. II seeus tsaaas Tho Democracy,
having elected Legislature ou tho autt-
Chinese policy, Arc somewhat psrp'oxed as
10 tho way in which that policy can be car
rica ont. /, il ieAtcd that, unless tho Log.
is!atu,c do something mean aud wicked, tho
Democratic party will DO swept from Office
/ at the next election. The Examiner thus
stn.ca how tho question can DO disposed Of
! satisfactorily: ..........
"a foreign mgncts' tax now tay,ed and COL
lccted from Tho Chinese, amounting % four dollars
| pcf month. for the privilege OF nuinc. II four
ao!I.I. per n9Pie ds' f "fssS sasia!nei n.
loTty tniinra pr month MAJ be iaTiet ihnn mako
Il r;rtT hnara. Further. II foreign NfHsrs' l%9
IL wand. ior+isn !aaorrTa'taw would niap m Ea,ht.
Thrttiorc rnac1 that 1orctanets who arp not ctn-
of sag I'D msse ae t
who cn poys them Responsible to the ssa.e for the
noocJ; and ali these G4sa.t9os are met md asus.
assemble, aud this question those Legislators uust
| seitlc-"
Ajax Of $40 per month is equal to $3.50 q
year; Lut will that tax suffice TO exclude tho
Chinese 1uipers? viii it not hnvo the
effect Of raising the wages Of tho citizen
miners by the addition thereto Of the pro-
tective tax? A citizen miner nov gets, We
will assume, s.; day, with the Chinese in
competition. This tax OF $I.6O per day
upon Chinese labor viii enable the citizen
miner to advance his wages 10 $3.50, and
thut will ndmit tho Chinese to competition
, ! az now. That in tho universal ru1o in nj
, other cascs Of protection, md thore is Mt
, reason why it should not prevail in thil
: case. The question is not alone as to th'
0 ! exclusion OF the Chinese, but CHI
I California alforl 10 add that sun
10 the cost Of nA her production? TIL
$ Ernndnsr is, perhaps, right in declaring tba
y 1t is rs laaful to tax foreign laborers Of al
c kinds ts it is to tax those engaged in min
8 ing. Every dollar taxed on labor
!, dollar added to the cost Of every
t thing produced by labor, and il, q
o course, like addition to the cost {
0 living. The citizen laborera Of Ca'iforni
q will End that this tax will not fall upon th
= Chinese alone, but will havc to be born
n by the whole producing class, in proportio
j to their numbers and their modo {
= living. The Chinese live very frngall'
II Their e1per:sesfor food, clothing, and hab
l. tation are very triaing compared with thot
u Of the whites, md an addition to the cost I
o living will fail very lightly upo
II them, and almost exclusively upon Il
" whites. Tbs practical result Of ahis Ia
or therefore, will be 10 enhance the cost
10 living in California, and thus be a ta1 ups
ns the wlito laborers, and not merely npon Il
o. Chinese. In the face Of these ineyitnh
3, results. the workingmcn's paper in S:
ID Francisco considers tho proposed tax ssbo
or tntiupl aud feasible" 1t fai1s to see that
d. ta1 on labor is tax on production, 81
90 that The ta1 ia mid bv the cousUmclB,
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= lA4. tAs&l1
,: s:1sso--.....,-...--.1.&,s;i

U,u f;reelev ran ,4raw testimony from
ms ,ab,., in sun,,ort ot his notion that high
tariff, s.;nplase immigration, md low tariffs
chect IL Tho reader viii b. utterly uuab!o
.,u. The tariff Of iS.3 wsa much higher
,ha,, ,hst of sn4 hut II sill he observed
~, ;,,,,iarstion i'll, m n,,der il soms 20
Wv c.,t In 1s:c, uas n,sse,1 Claws
f.,,ors ,or,rotr;so tariff. ITO avoid
sa-thaz. .o,,.ttio., .,,.ine+ tha b;oh tariff of
1~as9 uhene,r tbe ,1nties vere craausllv re-
,,,cc,1 a1,,oa, IL frcc trade. This tat;d con-
t;,cea ,n,1tstrxhe1 nina years. and itnui-
,-,,;on rnaa, II increased from 5B. 600 to
Ia, .o, This fact il rather hard on Gree
,,,,s thaorr clnr.s b;ch tariff wns enacted
!, 1s.e and ;,a instant effect was 70 s.cp
ba,f ,he imn;ora.;on. as the figures prove.
~ ,s1c tha Wa1kar 1ov tariff Was enacted.
md ,he effect vns instantaneous, Imni-
,.ro,;on u,a a,,oost /, on,,led the yory A1st
ro.r ,h.ronftcr nns c,n,,nne5 u, increase
800, !, hs,e,,, , ,,arfoc. f,ood,,;de, The
,. x.,,,.;,,, ~ 1e.~ M ,,roetrnta,1 f,usi
'ai'' etP'o"io" ~ '.'' ."
utss tha' 'un'efauon "as "'1eatea Ao3
q short tlsne' put oeeaa aRan :" ~
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T}nz Eribai ssn:

r. fICTens dfiaJ and miFsAkes Re N yvc Pot
Ucsee a5Artss In fsrL Including 6tste and ecurty.
Postnattefs aloHta ten pce CENT commission on
Tea,iy sca~ets&ktoaa.
Hetatstances uAT Re EssAs esthe1 tY drA. e1Iscss.
Fost 0hec os1ef. Of In rr<eterrd letter. Il ns1
TEENa 10 ot1 xChHca1n1Rs:
Daily delircfrd EupdAy G1cIPrEn ~ centa tsf *etf.
Daily. tereRea. Saniay Ic1cnEn. 30 rrnts Tes ~reaa
Aa1re4x TRIBUNE u0MrASY,
uhMztn. N.
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c.ses taepEh the question has rtytl t,tea direct
t 'n1 sassae ~ d ,ns seaer ss
lo1,tsl:c,n OF these cousn. Tats *as ahe opinion
expressed b. the CatE Jasttce in the case Of The
jrft'ees 10 III. Coars. eho have had oecanou TO
t1n.s IT, anJ oplnien IN this rn"tec+ The hts'oEy
snd opsfa'on Of thss Ct q liz ~ nss y; t,s
Dlatnc. Courts TO crs1atn casts Upon the lakes and
nayrsah;e waiegs connectltE Z the sane.' A me
| nrd lEterdet, ana 80 culspntt 1or sone seven
Il years, " ben tLe c4Ae Of the Gtnesee Chief waa
~ snd hs. rtto no longer resasusd as sch. L
IS no longer c, n.Idera b. this cour1 as coneE1.nE
sp5 luri,ac,toh II ada4tra,tJ npon the p.sss,ss
tnent- 1a!s u reeaTaed ~ having 9 ca conferred
py tie grant Il general atn'ra1tE Jurisdiction ~
ne ri.n lection Of TIC ~ AZ a lg 70 tSese r..
{: oscu. sra II OF 10 effect: aud. IL nrdet 10 E!se
tostead Of cot strnirE u As exseudto9 lurss
u.e,Ion n adEalalty tt rcust ee Construed - l'E11t
ing 1t-tpe revere CT tts OBJECT End intent ~ e.
| pfe4sed on lis f3ct.
ia re cue OF The 1f.re :. Trevor u Wall, 5ssa,
1t IS s41, ny the ca:peh Ju.ttce, 10 delivering me
cp.cton Of The c rrs, tnnt the t1F:sdcroa ID hd.
r.,raiy On thr Nest' n F!sess ga nos depend o.
the sck or isis. Dor EaA gwen ny the original sc'
Of 11s9: and be tnslnstea flf&ntr, thA. Ehe luae
d;suen on the ta1es vas also founded oa tnis set
Ttc cs.e hen before tue cou1S. did not kz7.e OF
4 the ;aket bat on toe Mississippi RtFeF: ana th4
a rec arts made u respect 70 tue 1of.dEslou ugos
. gcatrat - u eatd. aruuE the ptnfesSson u tha
eecfion of couot1!. And eyeu ct The harmed JudS
|. | Nhote Judgment thr Court was fS!eMtnG. tn4
+ tae ur1s3lctfon prun TEE EiveEs depended On t1t
| Rct Qf lAs. Thai crs<. n0t II Al aoroiFtn3 ~
qcettlcr tt ier,edA;,oa ulen the lates oat nupl
L Efan the In!e1lc= rsesa. dd TO: feteise tn1t ~
J, I delberatlou tn respect 10 shH Que9no31 winch,
the ttet tert care, t.{cal.td for. We kaEe noE 81
amibed It tn cate, aLd given - It ont best COT
x.de:2f:ou, and arc tAseftu. that since the q
c:s1on OF .ts case Ct Tne Genesee Caie{, -
r. Court suust regard The Distinct Courts Z
ha5ire coales1ed upan them general tnts1lc1n
= n at:aaatI npon the hke. snd ...ss -
+ Of the original aet Of l1ss: sad The cDaofn
Il | aet OF tsE, tAeteforr, has become rnopeEasts
i AID iredt ttnA ~ grant Of Jurisdiction; aod.
II u au aef, On TIE lace OF II, snd a nfepd&d+
:: It's .Ilrpss sud e1ecf, to extend The Admiralty
IT, | Tt41xtiop to there HAtrtA W cannot. Without
h tcl}y ctsIexasaln1 thu pu.sns 1nd INTENT give
ao Sees 10 It u lrrattattnn or Festcuo upon Il
&c np4y II terelpfe4 nrEafd II u ohsolese md OF
ne edecf. Win he eIr plion Of Tho ctanse viii
H. Rtres to either parry the f1kht OF t7al y sy b
-, rtouea}sd which u rather Modt af ]nfisdlcty
~ iksn spy suh4rAnttal part Of IT, Tte fATtu9 c1a,
w in tnta sft a 10 tho couc11Tent remedy II cp
ret | reu law, IL tn enect The zane ~ in tho act
cal lsE1 spd IT. herslore, ot peeesstt, u*eapss and
na | TO erect. Sec the cafe Of Tia Btlfass & VS.
l &a&, e4A. =.
nS enpfera exclusive original cesnl1snoe q n Ct
caa9ea Ct sdntfxsty Jus1tdieuon upon the Dse'
, 1869-11-20

THE DIscovEnY OF TnB GREAT VEST DJ
FRANCIS pAKxNAH. Aulhor II Pioneers OF
FlaLce In fhe Sew Was11'' nad "Ths Jesulla
In North America" uosson: Little, Brown h
Co. Chsesso: We4Iesa News Company. lsa2.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

POLICE CoURT.-Another great batch
of disorderly cases on the docket of the
Police Court, yesterday. We really
can't tell why it is these disorderly
symptoms break cut on people every
now and then, like measles.
Joseph Donovan was arrested on a
charge of committing an assault on
May Fuller. From the evidence it
would appear that the parties all live
in East Wheeling, and that Joe was in
search of stel sister of his wife who
was hid in the house adjoining his and
where Mrs. Fuller lived, and which
house Joe had forbidden his step-sister-
in-law from visiting. While making the
search he made use of very unseemly
language and threatened to kill, slay
and destroy. Mrs. Fuller interfering to
prevent him hunting through the house,
he struck her with chair. For this he
was fined $40 and costs.
The case of Frank Coil, charged with
rioting in Ritchietown on the night of
August 2lst, was continued until this
morning because eff the absence of wit
nesses.
James Lawless and Michael Rhonan
are charged with having been guilty of
disorderly conduct. The hearing of the
cases was continued until Thursday to
give them an opportunity to obtain i'm.
portant witnesses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

REGISTER Al ONCE.-The time left
for those to register who have not yet
done so is getting short, and they must
not complain if, when they so to vote,
their failure to attend to this duty
causes their ballot to be rejected. This
ia the last week that the lists will be
liant oman. as the books must be re-
tprned to the County Board of Regis
tratieu on Monday next. You cannot
be sure that your name is on the list
because it was there at the last election,
for mistakes and omissions may occur In
copving the names, and you may, by an
accidental omission, lose your vote. IT
is best to be sure. Go to the office OF
YOUR ward or township Registrar and
see that your name is on the list. II
Won have moved from one township to
another since the last election, get a
transfer at once from the Registrar OF
the township where you did live and
take it to the Registrar of your present
township. If you are about to cast
your first vote, remember that registra-
ton is necessary. If you have lived in
the State a year and in the county thir-
ty days, you must have your name on
the list if you would vote The plain
duty of each voter of each township is
to see personally that he is not leopard
izing his rights by failure to attend to
the matter of registration.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01
BVery handsome Satin Damask
Table Linens and Napkins at Rhodes.

Room RoBBED.-Yesterday, some time
between II and 3 ocleck, the room OF
VIM. Gilchrist, in the building on Mar
ket street occupied in the lower story
by the Singer Sewing Machine Compa-
ny, was robbed of travelling satchel,
two coats, two vests, pair of panta-
Icons and quantity of silver coin.
About o'clock Captain Conant, City
Sergeant, discovered, in Eglinger's dye
shop, on South street, a man named
James X. Spear, hailing from Philadel-
phia, who was trying to sell pair Of
pants and a coat. He was at once ar
rested, and all the missing property was
found upon him, except the coin; that
he had sQuandered for whisky. Spear
was taken before Squire Johnson, and
in default of $500 bail was locked up for
an examination this morning. Spear
says he is barber, and that he has
worked for Victor Sauvageot on Main
street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

INCoR The Berkeley
Springs Hotel Company deposited its
certificate of incorporation with the
Secretary of State yesterday. The com.
pany is organized for the purpose of
conducting and carrying on one or more
hotels at Bath, Morgan county, West
Virginia. Principal office at Bath
Capital stock, $4,000, in shares OF So
each. Geo. NJ. Gill, Thomas p. Will
liams, Peyton Harrison, Benjamin De
ford, William Kennedy, Philip T.
George, W. w. Spence and B. Deford &
Co., all of Baltimore, W. ?. Dole, OF
Washington, D. c., and Randolph y
Strother, of Morgan county, W. Va,
are the corporators.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

ANOTHER AND VERY RARE CHANCE
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.-F. II. Porter,
No. l35 Main street, will offer to the cit
liens of this city and vicinity 400 pair
of shoes, consisting of ladies', misses
and childrens. These goods will be
placed on his cheap counter, and sold at
the following low rates: Ladies' shoes
Sl.00; misses, 75c; children's, SOC.
Please give him call and be convinced
that there's no such inducements offered
by any other house in the city. Dent
forget the place, F. NJ. Porter, 135 Main
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

PosTAL-The new system of money
order exchanges inaugurated by the
postal department of our government
goes into effect to-day. The plan
contemplates a complete system of ex-
change between foreign countries and
our own, though, as yet arrangements
have been perfected with but a few for
eigu States. An international money
order cannot be drawn directly by a
postmaster in one country on post,
master in the other, but the exchange is
effected through the agency of interna,
tioual exchange offices. Sums of fifty
dollars or less can be sent at small
cost.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01
FOR SALE.

,,Rrs OF MAe S1ls ven, Of F4 MsD;
IL stuaied "r n. county, Ohio, we'll adapted
lOT,c Relmon noses There is now under
WSss'Tr1js,ning pu spre Raspberries, one and a
70 zion one sabsrrIes, l25 bearing Apple
cr"',, res sU-,nt and Gooseberry bushes
ball also CH',"J Pear trees, &c, &c, all in
n tIry Peach Sn, which will sell at private
'P nn es.o' 2ys enquire on board sf West
az ~ PAT. -. Enat or on the premises,
,,.t,'.rrrl Fern JOHN FLElSNER.
,rsLiGA"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

To KEEP THE PEACE.-'Squire John
ston on yesterday required Joseph Shat
fer to give bail in the SUN of $50 to keep
the peace for one year. Shaffer had
been arrested on charge of assault and
battery, but that was not substantiated.
He gave the necessary bail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

FRESH OYSTERs.-The month with an
"R" in its name commences to-day, and
as a consequence all our oyster dealers
are b rushing up their establishments
and are getting ready for the winters
campaign. John Heftly, at Oyster
Headquarters, Odd Fellows Hall build
ing; 7. II. Mong, Monroe street, near
Market, and Chris. Mabis, at the Mon
roe restaurant, are the first in the field
with the glorious bivalves. Parties
wanting them by the can or dish will
find the proper places to go for them an
nounced in these columns.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

ARREsTED.-Joseph Donovan, whose
case we mention in our Police Court re-
port, was arrested yesterday on war
rant issued by Squire Johnson, charged
with an assault with intent to kill May
Fuller. The principal witness, May
Fuller, being unable to appear, a hear
ing of the case was postponed until the
18th of September, Donovan giving bail
in the sum of $500 for his appearance at
that time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

INCREASING.-Tra on our railroads
is increasing rapidly. Trains come IN
and depart swarming with life, and
giving good promise of most active
fall business in passenger and freight
traffic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

BRICK For SALE.-Mr. James Sweeney
has now on hand a fine lot Of newly
burnt brick at his kilns, at the upper
end of Martinsville, where he is pre-,
pared to deliver them to customers in
any section of the city, or as far down
the river as Benwood. Orders promptly
executed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

MARRIAGE LICENSES FOR AUGUST
Daring the month of August Recorder
Woods issued 10 marriage licenses
against Is in 1868 and 81 in 1867. Six
Of the ladies married last month were
widows, and thirteen had never been
married. One.half of all those married
were born in Germany, two were, born
in Ireland, one in New Jersey and the
others in the United States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

Elf young gals Teller fail to visit
her, and she go in search of him, can
she be said to be engaged in a beau tracer
If she find him full of liquid satisfaction
can she?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

PERsoNAL.-Captain J. Leslie, for
merly proprietor of the M'Lure House
and now a resident of Meadville, Penn
sylvania, is in the city, stopping at the
Mcclure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

RIVER NEws.--The reports from Pitts
burgh say that there is two feet of water
there and the river rising. The swell
has not reached US yet, and our marks
show the same old three feet six inches.
The Forest City is the Parkersburg
packet to-day and will get away at II
o'clock plomptly. Passengers on the
Forest City have the certainty of a
speedy passage, the best accommoda-
tons aud careful and attentive officers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-01

On THE MovE.-We saw on the street
Yesterday a person who evidently be-
longed to the independent order of car
pet-baggers. He was dirty, lank, yell
low, haired and hungry looking, and
could say "keow," with twist of the
nose that at once bespoke his origin.
From his shoulders were pendant five
carpet-bags and bundles. He looked
lust the man for Radical Governor or
legislator for the Estates lately in re-
belliou." He appeared loyal, dirty and
hungry, aud was as fine specimen OF
the genius carpet-bagger as one would
wish 10 see.