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@ The question of "Licenso or
NO License" will be submitted to the
voters OF Abbeville On Saturday next,
(4th) See advertisement in another
column. .'i~' .t.0. y '07
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~| See advertisement in an
other column Of "Dickson's COM
pound" and "Pcruvian Guano."
The former instead of 40 bushels of
cotton seed used as manure, can now
at thesame cost use $50 lbs. of Dick
sons compound, worth more than
lOO bushels Of cotton seed.
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Programme of sales on Monday next,
by II. s. Kerr, auctioneer.
Front Of Court House.
$50 acres Reedy Branch lands ;
l good six-seat carriags;
1 new buggy; O..
l onc-horse spring wagon;
l cutting knife;
sett cottage furniture.
Also,
At Kcrr's Livery Stables.
About 10 head of cattle;
Horses, mules, &C., &c.
Terms Cash.
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Friday, December 3, 1859.
The Accounts of the Able.
VILE Banner.

Our friends will bear in mind that
we have no control over tho accounts
duo the "Banner" office. They are
the property of tho former propric-
tor, Fir. w. W. Farrow. We bought
only the material, and goodwill, md
subscription list.
LEE & WILSON.
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s@ We ,haye been visited during
the past week by d drove 81 hors
which have beon selling at '123 cents
per pound. Thers have been other
iroves in the District, selling at the
same price. -. '.'F
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The Stale Of South Carolina
Abbeviile County.

ADDeV1ile county.
By WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Probate
i Judge. ~; ...'
VTHEREAS. w. Fl. Bass appIicau,
w has made suit TO me, 10 grant
him Letters Of Administration of the Es-
tate Of Mrs. Mary Bass, deceased, late of
These are, therefore, Il: Gle and monisti
all and singular. the kindred and creditors
Of the said Mrs. Mary Bass, decd, that
they be and appear Before me. in the
Court Of Probate, to be: heid at AbbeviIle
C. H. on Tuesday II Dec. next,, after
publication. hereof, at IL o'clock iu the
forenoon, fo show. cause. il, any they have,
why the said Adnsiaiftration should moi be
grcnted.
.lai8sn tuuder3my hand, alis 20 day of
November. Auno Domini 1859,
Published on the srd day Of December,
1866, the. esd yfar ofi4pertGaa Inae-
pendenoe.
40 ,.9aHWM. HILL, ~. A;s. H.. 81
Dec, 8. 1850. '32-2tt ri h,c .,;:, 49,,
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To ScrP17cs
The almost daily rec-ipt of voluntary tesli,
moninls FROM every part of the country, from
Ph, sicians. Clergymen. old and young. male
and female. is sufficient to convince the most
scepticnl that DR.. TUFTS Exuectorant ia the
most valuable Lung Balsam of the ago many
wonderful cures have been performed by it. a.
hands of The proprietor. Try u and YOU will
doubt no longer.
This valuable preparation is for sale bv
Parker q Thomson md W. T. Penney, Drug
gists, ALhrvill-, S. G.
December 3, 1859, S2-2t
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T5a Sec advertisement Of reward
offered for silver cup lost recently on
tho road between Abbeville Court
House aud Willipgtop. |''''
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; ~ See notice to. Debtors, by
Joseph Ellis, and John Cowan, Ex-
ecutors of estate of Robert Ellis,
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i!

nROPIED on the Public Road, be-
~ tween Abbeville G. H., and Viii
l'"gion. on November 20, SMALL Sill.
YER CUP, marked IT. A. c., to T.. G F."
~ liberal reward will oe gwen to tho fiuder
On delivery at this nliica.
December 8, lSG0-32-,f
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plautor will likely be content with
nine hours of thorough and faithful
labor. Tho taxes upon rice and cot
ton should undoubtedly be abolished.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

PY ORDER Quarteily Conference. Alb
ID bevi'le circuit. That house and 10,
known as the Methodist parsonage, in the
Town of Abbeville will be sold at public
sale, Sale day next, in front Of the Court
House. TO the highest bidder. Terms of
sale 9pe, bali He purchase money to fbe
paid In cash, Tic other half a credit ~of
tw@veBonlhs with,iasetest framr dsr of
saIs. thsPweAs 10 HSe na,gasb 81
tho premises to secure tue payment. -
NexRi. 1892, 2,pes~4tyq a,.7r~r,s-
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NJ See notice of fresh arrivals
at Parker & Thomsons.
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w anted to Buy

A GOOD WHEAT TuRESIIER and
IN FAN, f"r which a fair price will he
paid in cash. None need te offered bu,
The best.
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n IL persons having demands agains,
IA tho Estate Of John II. Wilson. decd,
are hereby required, pursuant to order OF
Court, to prcs"nt and prove their demands.
on or before the first day Of March, aezt,
(ls7O) or be barred.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. .c.p.
Dec 3, 1860, 32-3m
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J. F. c. DuPre.
Dec. 3. 1869, 32-tf
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Nov. 90, 1869, 3l-6t
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COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

SAFE BROKEN OPEN.-Some time be-
tween midnight and daylight Saturday
morning the safe in the office of Donel'
Grey & Co., carpenters, corner of Fifth
and John streets, was broken open by
burglars and robbed of from $50 to $50.
The burglars must have had an all
nights job of it, for after efecting an
entrance into the building they priced
omen the safe with a stone cutters
chisel and mallet, having stolen the
same from CAROLS stone-cutting estab-
lishment. This could not be effected
without considerable labor, as the safe
itself gives evidence. There is no clue
to the rascals.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS
1t will be gratifying news to our
Presbyterian readers to learn that the
Board of Foreign Missions of that
Church is so near out of debt. For more
than two years the Beard has been
heavily in debt, and last year collec.
tions were taken in the Presbyterian
Sabbath school in this city aud all over
the land. The Board met in New York
few days since, and the reports show.
ed that the collections for the past year
had amounted to 1885,, 49S, leaving an
Indebtedness of s75, 900. At the eleventh
hour it was announced that legacy o.
$40, 900 had been received at the Mission
House, and that debt Of only 5000 re
manned, Jshovs iirah.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

GoBBLED IN.-Fen BObbin, of Richie
town, was bobbin' round on Saturday
night, as full as a goose. He went into
Smiths saloon, near the Main street
bridge, and tried his best to kick up a
Robbery, did Bobbin. His efforts were
attended with so much success that be
was gobbled in by an officer, and Judge
Good will go bobbin' for Bobbin's stamps
to the tune of several dollars and half
BY way of Hne and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

DECORATION DAY.-The committee
of arrangements on the part OF the
Grand Army of the Republic to prepare
the details for a proper observation OF
the 29th of May, Decoration Day, held
a meeting Saturday night and selected
a committee of ladies to assist them IN
making the necessary arrangements
The various societies, Masons, Odd Eel
lows, Temperance organizations, Red
Men, Turners-in fact every organiza-
tion-have been invited to participate
in the solemnites of the day. We will
publish the names of the various COM
mittees as soon as the acceptance OF the
appointment is assured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

ACCIDENT.-On Saturday morning as
DR.. Roles aud Mr.. Kelly were riding on
the pike their horse became unruly
when they reached Frazier's Hotel and
to run in there despite all
efforts 10 stop him. Making sudden
and short turn the animal upset the
buggy, throwing both gentlemen out.
Mr.. Kelly was thrown against tele-
graph post with so much force as to in
iure him severely about the head and
face. Three of his teeth were knocked
out DR.. Roles ran to the assistance of
his injured friend and the horse ran
away, tearing the harness all to pieces
and breaking the buggy somewhat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

A SHOWER OF LoyELINEss.-A delega-
ton Of about d hundred of the young
lady pupils of the Steubenville Female
Seminary, under charge of Rev. DR..
Beatty and Rev. A. NJ. Reed, visited
Wheeling on Saturday to the great de-
light ofour young bachelors. They came
down on the Forest City on sort Of
holiday and pleasure excursion, and
visited various points of interest in the
city. The scenery on the river, the
novelty of the trip-many of the girls
taking their first steamboat ride-the
shouts of merry laughter aud the Joyous
blood dancing through their veins, made
the trip most enjoyable one. They
returned home about three o'clock, and
as the boat sailed frem the wharf she
looked like q vast boquet holder, the
Steubenville beauties being the poseys.
Gosh, but they were pretty! 1t tickled
Us to see the Wheeling "fellers" follow
ing them with glsnces of respectful ad-
mirstiou. When the boat left the wharf
such another waving of handkerchief.
and shouts of laughter was never seen
or heard. And the adieus was responded
to with interest; from the levee, from the
windows of the houses, from the bridge
handkerchiefs said as plain as handker-
chiefs could, Goodbye, girls; come
again. From the top Of pile Of lum-
Der in the rear of Friend & Sons CGOl'
net ware-rooms huge goodbye was
waved. a gentle youth, named Bob
no matter about his other name-hsd
procured white sheet and manfully
waved it, aud threw kisses aud took of
his hat, and waved the sheet till be was
near exhausted and the boat was out of
sight. As she rounded the point be
tainted, gently murmured Emma,
nad Ice put on his head, was wrapped in
his sheet and carried in.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

KEPT 1T FOR THEIR HoNEsTT.-When
Conrad Schwitzer was drowned at Steu.
benville, some two weeks since, he had
driven horse and buggy iuto the river
for the purpose of washing the vehicle
and watering the horse. The horse was
drowned and with the buggy foated of.
They were found near Sardis, Ohio, on
Friday, and the finder after hauling the
buggy ashore, took the harness from the
carcass of the horse, sold it and kept the
money for his honesty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers of real estate were
left for record with Recorder Woods
during the week ending May l4th:
Mamie and Martha McElhenny to
Thomas Muller, Sept. 18th, 1853, lots
Nos 80 and 81 Poplar street, Jacobs ad-
dition to South Wheeling for $40.
Margaret Donovau's heirs TO David
Donovan, Jan. llth, lot No. in Bush
field & McMechan's addition for 5000.
Isaac Irwin, commissioner, to Henry
Ahrens, May 5th, part of lot No. SO in
old town, for $500.
Thomas j. Campbell, sheriff, to Sam
uel Gardner, April Goth, lot No. 70 in
West Liberty, for 5000.
John b. Wolf and wife to Robert
White, Jan. Sth, 1868, the undivided one
sixth of 100 acres of laud-the Hiram
Hedge farm near West Liberty, for
$1,000.
Christian Glassner and wife to VIM.
Goering, May Bird, a lot of ground on
Main street near North, North Wheel
ing, for $500.
A. j. Clark, commissioner, 10 George
C. Stoolfve, March 18th, 90 acres of
land adjoining Alex. Orr, for S403:-
David Kennedy to Wn. N. Kennedy,
Jan. oath, part of lot No. 272, c,rner of
Eotf and Second streets, for $1,000.
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The CHAPMAN SIsTERs.-To-n might
the pretty, sparkling. versatile Chap
man Sisters make their first appearance
before a Wheeling audience, at Wash
ington Hall, in the amusing burlesque of
Ixion. The Dialogue ofthe play abounds
in Wit and humor, and the music is bril-
liant and as full of effervesence and
sparkle as a glass of champagne. The
play has none of the equivoque or sig
nifcance of the Menus PIaisirs, and is
absolutely free from objection. The
performances Of these young ladies have
been attended and commended BIZ the
fashion of Richmond and Baltimore.
The Baltimore american said of them:
The sayings and doings of the Chap
man Sisters upon the boards of the the
atre during the week have confirmed
the favorable impression which their
first appearance made upon the public,
and as far as Baltimore is concerned,
their success is assured. In the bur
lesque of lxion they have almost entire
ly been the life and soul of the perform
ance.
Mr.. Bishop, who ranks as one of the
first comedians in the country, viii fig
ure as Minerva, in a Grecian robe and
"Grecisu bend" with spectacles on
nose, and huge reticule on his (her)
arm, containing bottle of Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup and a manuscript
essay on the Rights Of Women, in the
burlesque, and as Barnaby Bibbs in
the farce called the Qliet Family.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

The BRIDGE QUESTIoN.-A lot oftow-
boat owners and dealers of Pittsburgh
held meeting in that city on Friday.
The object of the meeting was to OBJ
tain speedy legislation by Congress,
prohibiting the erection of narrow span
bridges over the Ohio river. Among
other business transacted the following
resolution was adopted, approving the
action Of the Ohio Legislature in regard
TO the Ohio river:
Rssolred, That We fully endorse the &C.
ton of the Ohio Legislature, in passing
the law prohibiting the erection OF
bridges across the Ohio river of less span
than 400 feet, and that we pledge
ourselves TO assist them in resisting the
attempts of the Baltimore aud Ohio
kdiirosd Company, or any other rail.
road company TO erect narrow span
bridges
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HoRRrBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wa

HORRIBLE WEATHER. Yesterday was
one of most disagreeable OF the season
thus far. 1t was cold, damp, full OF In
fuenza and bronchitis and other Gus
sedness. II was pleasant in the early
morning, but about eight o'clock II
clouded up, got cold and showery, and
managed to keep up the cold, showery
style of article all day. 1t is certain
that the clerk of the weather needs re-
constructing, and the sooner he is taken
in hand the better.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

rVA great deal of very fine wit is
being wasted in the sparrlng that is
kept up between the local of our Mar.
ket street neighbor and the Parkersburg
Times. A pity the overflow can't be
caught and bottled up. They refer to
each other as hogs" they advise each
other To wash their feet. Oue speaks of
rbe other rs the "sprightly 'Spiyins. "
aud he retorts fool" A great deal of
sweetness is being wasted on the desert
air.-IHtelligenCer.
Now, sec here, Mr.. man, this is none
of your funeral. DON'T put your nose
in where there's likelihood of its be.
ing pulled. Ii the principals in this
row don't object to being called hogs,
it's because they know of the existence
of a greater pork, and that's Hall"
as cockney wonld say. You tickle
Foreman. Well run this fight.
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state Of West virginia.
ORio CspHtg Circuit Court
4prii Rules, 1869.

OHIO tsRBfg Circuit Court
4prii Rules, 1869.
Andrew Wilson
%.
John GsOrgs ACkeTman. William Lehman, Au-
gusf wiedebuSh and the South Wheeling
Building AssO, iaJOn. In Chancery.
THE OBJECT Of THIS SUIT Is TO EN-.
i force liens upon the rial estate OF john
George Alderman, ono of the defendants in this
suit upon two judgments rendered against HIM
a the Circuit Court of ohio county ON the lith
lay OF December, 1863. One IN an action Of
Debt for Sl42 81, with legal il tercst thereon
nom the ., ia day Of January lS61. until paid
and costs at Law and one in an action VI As
,ua,psit for 49, %. with legal interest thereon
from the 2Nth day Of - ptember, lsi7 until paid
and coats at law, and the costs of this suit.
And il appearing from an affidavit tled with
the papers in this cause that the defendant
John George Ackrrmsu. is not a resident Of the
State Of Wet Virginia, on motion of the com
plaiuant, by his counsel il is ordered that he dc
appear here ont 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 he may deem fit 70 protect BIS
interest in this suit.
Test: MICHAEL j. BREINIG CLERK
GRO. W. JsFFERs Sol. for Complainant.
apr3O. oSw4t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

LADIES WATCHEs.--OxtOby & Duff,
field, jewellers, 1O3 Main street, have
inst received a handsome lot of ladies'
gold watches and fine assortment OF
gold chains. Every watch guaranteed
AZ "timer," and chains solid. Also a
fnr line of silver wat ckes, American and
Swiss: clocks, jewelry, silver ware,
spectacles, gold pens, &c. See adyer-
Z i.euent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

HORSE ESTERED.--We heard on the
streets last night that the residence OF
Dr John Frissell, on Quincy street be-
tveen Fourth AID Fifth, had been en-
tered by burglars, on Saturday night
W. did not hear of what amount it had
beep robbed. A small article called a
rovolver-so called because it is contin-
paIly going round and incesantly going
off-properly loaded with combustible
nowder and a small pill made of load,
discharged at the bodies of these bur-
glars is said to prevent their coming to
. house very often. Try it, citizens.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

While q parcel Of chill.
dren were playing on pile of lumber
near st. Matthew's Episcopal Church,
Yesterday, lot of the boards fell on one
little fellow, whose name we did not
learn, injuriug him severely. He was
taken TO his home and cared for.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

DANGEROUS AMUsEMENTs.-Among
the important subjects of deliberation
of the tenth Provincial Council of the
Bishops of the Catholic church recently
held in Baltimore, we find the follow
ing addressed to the children of the
laity:
to deplOTe, and which are an evidence
of the growing Righteousness OF the
times, may be reckoned a mo- Rid taste
for Indecent publications, and the fire
quentati0n of immoral or positively Oh
scene theatrical performances.
No entertainments seem sufficient TO
satisfy the. fast degenerating spirit of
the age, unless they be highly seBsa-
tioual and calculated to crafty the
mast prurient appetites.
We can hardly say who deserves .
stronger condemnation, the actors who
paud1r TO the most vItiated tastes, or
the audience who encourage by their
presence and applaud these grsssly- in.
de Iicate exhibitions. Both actors and
spectators appear to vie with each other
in their rapid march down the slippery
path of sin. rs WE3
The Church, far from discountenanc-
ing, has al ways encouraged innocent and
moderate amusements as useful or
necessary relaxations. But while APP
proving Of harmless diversions, she
never ceases to exegcise her sacred intiu
ence in censuring all amusements which
can be Purchased only at the expense of
virtue.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

FREE F1GHT.-A free fight was opened
out on Friday night on the river bank
at Belmont Mill. Pat and John Shangh
messy went for George Knights scalp,
aud came pretty near getting it. George
made complaint to the constituted au-
thorities, and Pat and John will have
IAN opportunity this msrning to answer
Judge Goods conundrum, Guilty or
not guilty ?"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

BADLY NHIPPED.-JOhn Woods was
badly whipped at George Eckart'S sa-
loon, North Wheeling, on Saturday by
John Elliott, ST., John Elliott, jr, and
David Gosney. Warrants were issued
for the arrests of the offending parties,
and they will have a hearing before
Judge Good this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

DRAWER RoBBED.-on Saturday the
drawer of small grocery kept by Adam
Singer, who works for Sweeney, Bell
& Co., was robbed by two small boys of
about so in change. Mrs. Singer at
tends the shop, and her attention being
engaged in some domestic affairs, the
boys seeing the coast clear, entered the
place, committed the crime and got
away with their plumber. A few years
residence in house of refuge would be
of advantage to such boys.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

FREIGHT TRAIN OFF THE TRACK.-Sat-
urday evening about o'clock freight
train on the B. & o. railroad left the
track on the curve near Hobbs Glass
Works, Rirchietown, caused by the
spreading of the rails. No particular
damage was done. Everything was out
OF the way yesterday morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17
n,,norr-Tbs Office of Ed

BURGLARS ABoUT-The once Oh Eu-
ward Reid. soap and candle manufao-
tnrer. No. 3 John street, was entered BY
burglars on Saturday night, by pricing
open the door at the back enu u .uo
Office. After obtaining an entrance tne
burglars went to work on the safe WIN !.
malIet and chisels. They cut the safe
through above and below the lock k, and
sbot the bolts back. Using their chisels
again after getting it open, they forced
If the lock from little drawer. For
all this labor they only obtained about
s14 This they laid out on the counter
preparatory to taking another rummags
when they must have been frightened
from their work, for they made their
exit. leaving the money behind them
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

POLICE CoURT.-The only case before
Judge Good on Saturday was that of
Robert Bendall, who was charged with
having been on plain drunk. Robert
confessed the soft impeac hment and was
fined 81 and costs. As he was led away
he remarked, in the language of the
German" poet Patriot take notice.;
When drinks Of votIiS
And vot used TO vas,
l drinks trew myself away
AiGout sufficient cause.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

rP~The most noted Partisan demi mon,
DANES appear in public with their hair
dyed green, OF with the color of fresh
butter. The latter shade is considered
the most fashionable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

P(E-PIANT POIsONOUs.-Pie Plant,
sometimes called Rhubarb, is poisonous
TO either man or beast, when eaten raw.
Women sheuld bear this in mind, and
be careful to never throw any of the
tops or outside skin of the stems in the
hog or COW slop when preparing this ar
ticle for the table. The writer of this
had very valuable hog badly poisoned
only few days ago, by eating pie-plant
leaves earelessly thrown to it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

MARRIAGE LICENSES IssUED.-There
were seven marriages licenses issued
during the week ending Friday, May
I4th, as follows: Monday, 4; Tuesday
/; Wednesday, /; Friday, /,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-17

HAIL SToKM.-About nine o'clock on
Saturday night heavy storm of wind
and rain passed over this city, during
which hail stones as big as hazel nuts
fell in profusion. What kind of sea
sou are we havingi All the varieties
of weather usually scattered through
an entire year, are now dished up TO US
ia a single month, Well, what can't
he cured must be endured.