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Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

PENNSYLVANIA elects a Governor III.
ana there Is an active canvass, eyo,, ,"> y|ar
Democratic honor of anominati,p II II 'F H.
Packer, OF Mauch Chunk. Hon Cdn ''2n IA
CaSS; OF Pittsburg, and General W;1;gse
CandleSs, OF philadelphia. are tLo aI, ',i;al Me-
that side. Governor Grarv will m|.t P,'a4N ,I %
be renomlnated by the Republicans 't tbnri bprooa'i
is not acceptable to quiet numS,r Of 'f!1igh be
ty. '''0i Vi Ills la;.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

.WY0MING.-M Mr.. G. P. RsmsdelI, of Wyo-
ming has purchased the Major Wentz farm,
adjoining that town, and has divided it off into
building lots, of which he has sold $4,000 worth,
About $1,000 worth more are engaged but not
positively contracted for. Seven or eight fam
lies have already arrived from Western Penn
sylvania and should all the buildings be erect
ed for which sights have been purchased, the
town will double its size the coming year. It
is said that there is a good deal of brag about
Wyoming, and we believe there is, but there's
good deal that isn't brag, as its prosperity
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

SHOT A negro boy, named Chas Mitchell,
about ten years old, was shot and seriously in.
iured. il South Milford, on Monday, by white
lad named Collingwood Hallett The act is
said to have been one of mere wantonness.
Hallett was arrested and held to bail to an
swer tor bis CRUELTY. -DeLnlrnrcnn
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

Coon TEMPLARs IN LEIpsIC.-A Lodge Of
Good Tempars was instituted at Lepsic on
wednesday night last. The Lodge starts with
SSIIxty-two members, and will be known as
Fountain Lodge No 6l The following is a
list of the officers elected for the present quart
Ger: Dr. James Jones, w. G. r. Miss S. +.
Hazel w: V. T.. Walter 4. Buckmaster, r.
s.; Miss NJ. f. Maclary, +. S.; Francis Har.
per- T.; Rev. +. B. Newnum, ChapIain ::
James Ruth, NJ; Mrs L. Magee, l. G.; r.
.. r. Wilson, o. G. Andrew j. Wright in
stalled the officers
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

DIVIDING THE SCHOOL FUND.-The Catho-
lies are agnin making an effort to have the
School fund divided. Mr.. Gooding, of the
House of Representative, on Monday, presen-
ted petition signed by Bishop Becker, Rev.
p. Roi!lcy and 100 others, praying for an act
to secure to them the benefits of the tax paid
for school purposes, which was referred to
special committee, consisting of AIessrs. Good
ing, Hall and Bounds.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM!

Charles Farmer Druggist writes from Ovid MICH bI
just sold the last bottle of ALIENS Lung BALsAA'
hot cakes, and gives Universal Satisfaction
Stanley Il Skipper, Chippewa Falls Wis" writes, vfb
you would send good supply of Aliens Lung aaEJ,
getting to be of the necessary institutions O W
1t sells WELL and gves entire satisfaction to those u
-, Conn.,
r. L. Allen. well-known druggist, at New b'n, ~ bs
writes that Aliens Lung Balsam is fayOraby re. ia
afflicted. lie says: Il have retaled nearly four "
my counter, and it has given good satisfaction"
Many letters like the above daily received lsrgeN
Of the country The demand for it from Cal"rn' hundreds
medicine recently offered for sale We have vs. ures st
Of dozens to to that far-OiT region az sO!' ylr
that accounts for it's great sale. Price 81 per ul
90 DEAFNESS, Blindness and CATAkmTTp D. snd
ed with the utmost success, by j. lSGAcS ,be Msdr
Professor of Diseases Of the Eye and Ear ,nerenes
cal College OF Pennsylvania, u yea!S ,r,b Slrte"
Qormerly of LeydOn, HOlland) No. Sp' niEce. Ip'
Phla. Testimonials can be seen al MS v theIr 90
medical faculty are invited To accOhl'@"' Arli6c"
tlents, as he has no secrets in his prac r eIaml"'
eyes inserted without pain. No charge lefH
lion.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

REPORTED RECOVERY OF MONEY.-A rumor
IS being circulated in Wilmington to the effect
that all but 5000 of the ST., 900 recently stolen
from the Railroad Company, has been recov-
cred and that security has been given for the
return OF the remaining 5000 1t is also said
that there will be no exposure of the guilty
party COnanerciaL.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

DEATHS IN CALIFORNIA-The San Francis.
co papers record the decease of Thomas
NJ Daniel, formerly of Stanton Del, aged forty
one, and of Samuel Cooper, aged twenty-nine,
a native of Maryland, and also of j. H. Baily,
aged torty-seven, formerly of Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

FASHIIoNABLE BALLS.-Twcn.v.nina sA
ionable balls are said to have come a. p'i i lla' y
ork last week, at which over fifteen tban.., ,,s
people We're IN Attendance. The eyranS,n. .,nis'u4
OF money on these little amu>rments iioa,s o.,
mated at S24j, ,000. thus: Carriarr biro 81.
600; supper and wines $4OuDp; toiJr,e' S-,, ~;
dresses, SlS0,0OO. The jewels worn on rs '', 1I.
several occasions are put down in theagrrey,,s' ,S'
as worth $S5O,OU -' "79' 's'''
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

MeSSrs. Allen & Needles again .rn.
their Fertilizers They >ti} aj6nra ',I,(G'e III y
old established system OF SUPPLYING ,,,.I =" .'-t
hrSt-rate articles at the lowest rrc~ '"'as'rt l
travelling agents, claiming heavy r@n,o;. \, D
are employed, farmers by dcaIinr d;rnas d;n,,>ol> '
the manufacturers must effect cam,;I 1,'1yI VIII
saving. Let our farmers club toga,5r. ta.,5iIsfa';
purchase large quantity at rre,lY If.Lg[ rl 'ai
price. h'''''y feducyl
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

The Onn Fellows Sru, rrx-..
CELiEhEArloN.-Thr tilG~th ar.,,iy..r,,..f ..fNS,r
cStahllShm"nt Of Odl-FcIlow,hin ;n i;,~ OF 4:
Is t" be ,ccl"bratcd in Phlal.hLi, ' ~ ,iiM"r's
OF April next. 1t will prolah.y l.. ''' 'he -''a
most imposing demon~tratin> ry.r '%' ,| o q b.
the Order. 1t is estimated thar 49,, ''a'r T.?
$1,000 men will be in line. rrprr>nn,;, ; '.>> liza
tons OF the country Ata mc,.,;n. .,G' q, a., ,-'.
deIphla. a letter was received tran p ;" fil's.
stating that 5000 Odl Fellow. y,a,',i ii'''l'Aor.
tendance from thai city alone. '"'' De III at.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

The bodies of all those executed frcon,r.
ty Il, the assassination Of Mr.. LinroL" yJL"I.'' T..
now been removed, save the remain, If p,- ns'
The body of Booth, Harold and Atzar,,, ,yr ssn-
removed Monday The first was Ie,Ot taten !, Te: W
t'more for interment beside the inl. Jr 70 70 Da D.
father, and the latter two were takrn;. is u DIS
at Washington and buried by their re.,s.D j, :a's'
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17
STATE AND LOCALS,

SHORT lTEMS.-Ycllow perch. or learn. ::
were sold in our streets on Saturday. Fish
rarely come till the middle or last of March :
Hook. ~ '0HOAS
Golfer Hart, we'll known character in Sus.
sex county. died at Georgetown on Wednesday
lie was slld to be the strongest man in the conn.
ty and " travelled on his muscle" He was a
prominent Democratic applicant for the Sher-
III ; office last Fall.
Dover is asking the Legislature for loan
association charter.
An OK was butchercd in Georgetown last
week which weighed S23 pounds, dressed.
Samuel Bennett, prominent citizen of Raj.
tlmore Hundred, died suddenly last week of
pneumonia. -
The !arks, the frogs and the blue birds, are
beginning to herald the Spling.
1t Is said that the concert to be pivcn in tho
new town hall, MiddletOwn, by the Free Ma
sons on the 3Oth and 3lst of March will he
grand affair. 1t will be a double Quartet Of
distinguished vOcalsts, a celebrated pianist
with the anphlOn Orchastra of that town. and
all under the direction Of j. L. Wells Of Phila.
RELIGIOUS. Eight persons were bant;sod
In the NJ. f. Church here Sunday.
a report is in circulation that an effort is bo.
ing made to have the Wilmington NJ. u, Con.
terence hold its sessions in this town, because
thelrls malignant scarlet or spotted fever pre
V;aIIlng IN that city, which is creating consider
able alarm.
The Baptist Church in Dover under the pas.
toraI care of Rev. .. +. FlipDo, has more than
doubled Its membership within few months
past. Twenty believers have been buried with
Chnst IN Baptism, and been added to the
Church, and quite number in addition have
been received by letter from other Baptist
Churches. The solemn ordinance of Baptism
has been Administered for two Sabbaths mast,
at the lake near town, in the presence of a mul.
tltude OF spectators. Others are ready To fol
low Christ in his command and example. I'M
merslon as Gods lone baptism has won it's
way into the Methodist Church, also, and three
believers have sought baptism at the hands of |
'he BaptIst minister-the weather being too
gold for the pastor Of the NJ. f.. Chhrch fRev,
}. II. lIghtbourn) to go "down into the wa
'er. Others in said Church have unouiet
'onSclences on the subject, and their nastor
ilndy promises to baptise them when the
Weather becomes pleasant
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

rt"rrIES.-lt i>rorortrl thqt t,h..,.,.
ol the poHrE plant viii b" intrrla,.I .'i'.a j.,
!>iana. y French e~ntlcmqn a, y,,.I' iY"s.
1t IS stated, has announced Ii. ;.,.', ;:r.'d'o.'a.,
planting III the spring of >,,q ,,.'.I 1''''n 4
popplc<, and of manufacturing o,.;,,,, "Fr> 4
asserted that an acre Of pop.i.> VIII ',' ,' L /,
pounds of OPIUM worth ti,.,eY ,,r,. .''~r n
lars a p9Gnd' at Il cost Of loss tll.n t,nr j.
pound Tor manufacturing, AMI tb.r II" "...'
can cultivate three acres ''''' 0Ae d..
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17
Needles Compound HemIOck Plaster

Never fail in giving relief, and often perfect rS r'rff
acute cases Of pain Inflammation or Weakness they Bsn
relieve Rheumatism, Lumbago, Kidney Diseases W 90 Spoi
Inflammation of Lungs, PlrurSy, Acute BY sprp>ash "
JOINTS Enlargement of the Liver, Whooplng VO-
~ B-The genuine in yellow envelopes, vii WIT nsils
name IN my trade mark IAN eclipse) slzes-Si'S"
and large Retail at 20, 25 and 81 cents each ot.hp
Made by e.. ii. NEEDLES, Druggist ;;ssnJIG
For sale by best Drmggists nnd Dnalers !a"-(
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

Purchasers Of dry goods should read Straw.
bridge Il C!other's advertisement in anotbe,
column, and give them call '''''''
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

The CoNCERT.- entertainment by the
NJ +. Sunday School OF this town, at the
church, last Thursday evening, was a fair sue
cess, the proceeds amounting to about SO.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

A flrt is like the dipper of the pulEcpnnr
which all may drink at, but meme earry sv,r ''
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

TEMPERANCE MEETING .-Rev. q. +. Fin
po, of the Baptist Church, Dover, delivered a
temperance lecture in the NJ. F.. Church in
this town on Friday evening last to a large au-
dlence. The Good Tcmplars, under whose au-
spices the lecture was given, turned out in re-
gaia. "A choir sang several temperance odes.
chorus The audience was highly nleasej with
the lecture, as also with the lecturer, and his
services will doubtless frequently be sought.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

{. ATTACHMENTS. The Republican saws =
Petitions are now being sent down 10 Dover
to allow debts to be attached in the hands of
Incorporated companies. As it is now, most
OF the great manufacturing firms have become
Incorporated companies, and mems wages can
not be attached" But some of these firms
were incorporated among other reasons, to
prevent this very thing.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17
.SH111WU, -DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Feb. II. 1869.

THE TIMES is Published every Wednesday afternoon by
J"sErH H. H0FFEcKEB Editor and Proprutor at Smyrua
Delaware.
$500 in advance or A. 50 If
not paid till the end of the year paper upt
all arrears are pad-only at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will bunserted at the rate or Sen
ane the hrs insertions subsequent insertions Throeand
ahaf cents. liberal discount made to uuart.riy
nual and yearly advertisers
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

Don't forget to write for Wyatt & Garrett's S
Circular OF Measurement, No. Cpl Market St,
Wilmington, Del Tapl5-IyI
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES,
FARMERS AND GARDENERS,

FARMERS AND GARDENERS
Do you want to Double YorR Cnors?
Do you want them TO RrPES Two WygKs E,s,,vs,
Doyou want EARLIER and LARGE VEGETABLES,
If you do.
RS- Buy the LODI DOUBLE REFINED. porpRr7p
at $50 per ton in Ph;ladelpha equal to the e, SO Pb ,,
Send for pamphlet to
PAUL POLL n,
IsO3-ot l3J South WAsvrs, PlA
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

MAGNOLIA WATER-Snperor to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price, sep9lv
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

Remember Wyatt & Garrett shirt manufac
ture, when you want white shirts No. Cpl
Market Street. Wilmington Del [apl5.lyl
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

IHE RECEIPTS OF OUR RAILROAD STATrovs
The total receipts from passengers ON tbc
PhlIa, vii. Il Bait. Railroad and its connac.
tions for the year ending the 1st of Octobcr
last, exclusive of Delaware State tay worn
$500, ,S9S 81, divided as follows. p. w & r
Il. r.. Co., $3.50, 3SS So; New CastIc& FrcncL.
town T.. II. Co., $24 sos 26 Delaware r r
20. and connections, $l6l ,0O4 80. The rc.
eeipts of the principal stations on the Della
ware road were as follows: New Castle s.
590 3S; st. Georges, $3.50 90; MidIlctown.
$l5,GG1 Sc; Townsend $2,079 IS; BlackbirJ
81 llG Gl Clayton, $ll ,2S3 OF; Smyrna. S9'
$40 80; Smyrna and Clayton should be add
ed tOgether) Morton, 81, 1856 So; Dover. $I4 i.
ga 49; Camden, $5,247 l6 FELTON,, So. $40 4S.
Harrington, $6,475 OS; Pennington, $895, IS
Greenwood, 1881 55; Bridgeville, S5.5SI 9S !,
SSeaford. $7,047 50; Laurel, 81, ,347 so; Sails,
bury, $l0,G79 95; Princess Anne, $40. 576 lO .
Cristield, $450S 10; Milford, on the junction
y Breakwater Railroad 81, $50 10; from unc.
ton IL Breakwater Railroad, SIS, $50 49; from
WicOmico 4 POcomoke Railroad, $2.078 59-
The number of tickets sold at New Castle were
l6,367; Middletown, 13, 707; Clayton. 10 695:
Smyrna, $500, or the two together, l9.OI5; |;
Dover, 1880; Seaford, 1891.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-17

Delaware State Bonds bought at best rates.
Also 5-20s l0-40s, gold and coupons, by Jno.
MlclIear 4 Son, Bankers, COZ Market street,
Del
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08
Srn,o,. Acc,nrNr-on Saturday

SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-0n Saturday
last trial at Roney's Point attracted
a largo number of those living in the
neighborhood, and it was continued
until late hour. Amsng the number
was an old gentleman named EilJah
Crisswell. He started for his home'
and was found some hours after, by q
gentleman who was driving by and was
attracted by his means, lying at the
bottom of a gully, just this side OF
Roney's Point, with his arm and leg
broken. 1t appears that the stone
bridge over the run is down, and that
wooden bridge has been built to the
right of the other. The approach to
stone bridge has heretofore been pro-
tected by q fence, but that has been
taken away by some persons, and there
is nothing to stay stranger or one not
well posted as to the road from going
over the precipice. Mr.. Crisswell, not
knowing that the fence had been moved,
kent on in the dark and fell over on the
rocks in the gulisy beloy, When he
was taken up the. broken arm bone pro-
truded through the skin. That jump
ing off place should be attended to at
once,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08
AxI,popr.nrsuIF,-somet time since

AN INpoRTANTSU time since
a woman rented q sewing machine OF
the Wheeler & Wilson agency in this
city, agreeing to pay SO much per month,
as rent, until the rent paid equalled the
price of the machine, when bill of sale
would be made to her. This we believe
is usual practice of oil tho sewing
machine agencies in this city. She paid
one months rent on the machine. Last
week her landlord got out distress
warrant, before Squire Clohan, and
amongst other goods detached for rent,
took the sewing machine. This action
on the part Of the landlord was resisted
by the agent of the Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machine Company. He claiming
that the machine was not liable to be
thus taken because it was only rent
ed to the woman, and although being
used by her, was no more her property
or liable for her debts than the house
she lived in. The case coming on for a
decision before Squire Clohan he de-
cided that the machine was liable for
the amount the woman had paid on it,,
fifteen dollars. From this decision the
sewing machine agent has, we under
stand, appealed to the Circuit Court.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08

MARKET NUIsANCE.-An exchange
truly says that there 10 class of women,
and the number is a pretty large one,
who are guilty every market day of a
habit which is decidedly uncleanly,
We allude to the practice of gouging
with black trimmed thumb nails or finger
ends, into roll after roll of butter, suck
ing the morsel off, and repeating the
operation until the round of butter
bowls has been made by the brigade.
If the perssns would only buy the rolls
they gouge, we would allow them to
settle the matter with their own fami-
lies, but the insertion of perhaps TWEEN
ty thumb nails into roll Of butter does
not enhance its value much in the eyes
of the fnal purchaser. Unless some
Clearly method be devised by which
each pound can be tested, We suggest
that The dealer take sample roll, and
allow that and none other to be gouged,
and if the faster should object to dirty
finger marks, let her console herself
with tue reflection that somebody will
have chance to gTowl over her finger
prints.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08

PoLICS CouRr.-Only one unfortu-
nate, full of beuzine, before tbe cour,
yesterday: His name is James lstamm
and he was found on the leYee in front
ofthe sprigg House trying to maintain
his perpendicular on the icy pavement
James may pride himself on his sahctity
after his efforts in this behalf, for it il
written '"sipners stand in slippery
places" but we'll swear he couldn't
Mayhap the text slludes to sober sin
ners. Tit does, that let's James out, fol
he was many degree from the poini
of sobriety. He was fined S. aud costs
and in default was sent to the geologi
cal department of the city governments.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08

II Why not stop at PAUL Bros. &
Co.'s, No. 80 Market street, and see the
incest stock of Books, Stationery ant
Fancy Goods ever for sale in Wheeling
They have a very fine lot of Prayer
Books with the additional hymns, &C.
all kinds of Hymn Books, Bibles, No
tions, &c. Besides, they are daily re
ceiFing new goods, suitable for holiday
presents. Many of their goods are new
styles, never brought to this city before
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08

CoRREcNoN.-There was provoking
little error in one of our items yester.
day. In speaking of piece of casting
breaking down the wagon belonging to
Hamilton's Foundry we said it "weighed
twenty tons" Ifit weighed that much
there would be reason in its breaking
down wagon. A piece of casting that
heavy would break anybody down. 1t
weuld break down the Cardiff giant,
that would. We intended to say that
1t was Q portion of quartz crusher,
that, complete, would weigh twenty
tons. 1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

u,HE FINE STORE ROOM AND DWELL
ING corner Main and Webster streets,
C.,trs wheeling, now occupied by myself az a
A., g.oi. store. This is the best arranged
snyy,5ing /, the atty, suitable for a frstclsss
..T b.,ip..s Sufficient shelving and con.
- Tor an, business Heated with furnace.
III rsnt the whole house to one party, OF divide
=, into stores, each 20 by - feet with five large
ran NJ for dwelling. Separate wash-house. Hot
"a .oId water in second and third stories; also,
.,ter.olosets Possession can be had December
I.t For particulars enquire on the premises,
- a. nav residence on Market alley, west OF
Main street .S
,ayIS.N NJ he maH'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08

NEARLY SEVERE ACCIDENT. - A
couple of men driving coal carts COLI,
ded, on Market street, above the Market
house, yester lay morning, and were near
producing first class item. The driver
of one. horse coal cart was determined
to render abortive the efforts Of the
driver of a two-horse establishment Of
the same persuasion, who was attempt
ing to pass him. In the two horse mans
efforts to pass, he locked wheels with
the one-horse chap, and being in the
gutter, his cart was overturned and be
was thrown violently on to the side
| walk under the cart. He received severe
Commissions on his head and limbs. II
was thought at first that he had broker
rib, but this, fortunately, was found
not to be so. Coal cart drivers viii
have to be taught what railroad mer
are learning, that there must be turn
ing eff from straight line before either
coal carts or locomotive trains can pas:
successfully.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08

RosADALIsl RosApALIs! RosADALIs
Are you suffering with incipient Con
sumption or Scrofula in any form
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plant, Skin Diseases or Neuralgia
Is your blood in disordered state
Would you be rid Of thesei Try Rosa
dals.
This remedy has been fully tested; the
demand increasing to such an extent as
to cause the Proprietors to fit up more
extensive lsbratory fer its manufacture
The best evidence of it's virtues is the
testimony of those who have used it.
Wholesale Depot, 81 Exchange Place,
Ask your Druggist for RoSadalis Alma
nae for 1870.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08

AMUsING.--We were very much
amused yesterday at young cadet, in
full uniform, trying to steal kiss from
a pretty waiting maid. Knowing the
de!icacy Of such an operation We with
drew just as success seemed to crown
his efforts. Sceue-Stereoscope, at
Partridge's, where you viii find mauy
of the same character. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08

EA Case of Deafness of Ia years
standing (the result of Catarrh) cured
by the use of DR.. Sages Catarrh Rem
edy-Levi Springer, Esq, Of Durban's
Corners, Williams Co., O., writes, under
date of January 6, 1869, that he has
been using DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
and says it has cured him of deafness of
fourteen years standing. He was 80
deaf that be- could not hear person
talk when seated by their side, and can
now hear the church bells ring two
miles distant. 1t is sold by druggists,
or send sixty cents to DR.. r. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, n. Y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08

FiGHT-There was right lively little
skirmish yesterday in the neighborhood
OF Peter Miller's store, corner of Mcclure
and Main streets, North Wheeling, in
which four or five men took an active
and conspicuous part. We could not
learn their names, but understand that
ere long they.will all hear music by
the band" E.E
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08

BEEHIVE SToRE.-We would call at
tention to the advertisement Of Stone
& Thomas, to be found in this morn
iDg's paper. They have large stock of
seasonable dry goods, furs, &c, all of
which they offer at very low rates.
Read the advertisement, and then call
at the famous Beehive Store of Stone &
Thomas and make your purchase.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08

MORE BARGES SUNK.-We learned
yesterday that the towboat Diam md
lost three of her barges at the Parkers,
burg bridge night before last. We are
not inquisitive, but we would like tc
know if some of this barge sinking i,
not accidentally done on purpose.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08

PFDDLING WITHOUT License "A mau
named George Z. Carr was arrested and
taken before Judge Good yesterday fore.
noon, for peddling without city IL
cense. AS it appeared that the man had
done wrong unwittinsly, he got off by
paying the costs and paying for n Ii.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-08

WEST VIRGINIA PENSIoNs.-By the
published operations OF the Pension
Bureau, to June 80, 1869, We learn that
there has been paid to West Virginia
pensioners, at our only agency, that
under charge of Major Doddridge, the
sum of s472, 294, as follows: Iuvalids
slS7, 100; widows, $685.. lO4. We sup.
pose the payment to soldiers orphans
are included in the amount paid to
widows.