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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-16
state of West Virginia,
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling-
IIu RnIes 1860
july Rules, 1869.
Hans w. Phillips ct al
Cs. r. f,ho,,o,.
Arthur NJ. Phillips and Andrew Al NAAN'''S
L philliaS.

Hans w. Phillips ct al.
Cs. = ,,,.......
Arthur NJ Phillips and Andrew III |haA'eiy'
j. Phillips.
rINHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO
i obtain partition of the real estate belong.
ins to the estate of Hannah Phillips, deceased,
or if the same is not divisble q decree Tor the
sale of the same and a division of tho proceeds
among the heirs of the said Hannah Phillips,
deceased, and also TO obtain a decree for an ac-
count of what monies. rents, issues and prohts
have come into the hands of Arthur M Phillips,
IT,, from the time of his taking possession Of
the said real estate to the present, and what
may be due from him personally for rent.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed with
the papers in this cause that the defendant,
Andrew j. Phillips, is not resident of this
State. on motion of complainants counsel 1t is
ordered that he appear hero withnSone month
after the fourth weekly publication and due
Court House of Ohio county, State OF West
Virginia, and do what he may deem fit TO protect
his interest in this suit.
Test: A. Ii. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
The defendants in above named cause will
also take. notice that the dispositions of John
Hughes and others will be taken at the office OF
Gibson L. Crsnmer, Esq, on the corner OF
Fourth and Monroe streets, in the city OF
Wheeling, in the State of West Virginia, on
the 10th day OF September, A. d 1869, between
the hours of 9 O'clock A. NJ and o'clock =. NJ
to be read in evidence in the above named
cause in behalf Of said compliments. And if,
from any cause, the taking of the said deposit
tions shall not be commenced, or, being com.
menced shall not be completed on that day, the
taking of the same will be adjourned from time
to time until the same shall be completed.
G. L. CRANMER and
CALDWELL d. BRO,
jyi5 oswit Soils. for Complainauts.
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THERE WILL BE A BOAT RACE ON
i Saturday, July 18th. between and o'clock
In the evening, between the Joseph Bell, OF
Martinsville, and the Indian Queen, of Wost
Wheeling, from the Big Elm Tree two miles
above Martins Ferry down to the Ferry Land
ing. Purse $500. Felix Hill and Oliver Wise
will man the Martinsville bsat and the West
Wheeling boat will be handled by TIVE of their
best oarsmen. iyl53t
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The business will be continued at the old
stsnd by the undersigned, and be respss fully
solicits q continuation OF the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO this house
iylbiw SlMo' NHi" ~
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Dissolution

rINHE PARTNERSHIP HEREroFopy pv
| listing between the Undersigned NnJsr ~
firm name of ). KEN BRO, in the Wboin
sale Liquor business Is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent. The business 0f the i'm ~
he settled by :. Keim, 10 whom all bills mnst Ia
presented and ali payments made.
SIMON kEIM.
CASPER kEIM
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TO THE LAD IL s.
MASONIC
PIC-NIC.
PLAYGROUND.
Saturday, July 18th.

=. GRAND PICNIC WILL BE HELD AS
"A above, for the purpose Of repairing and
re-decorating st. James Cathedral under the
auspices Of competent ladies and gentlemen.
A bouutiful supply Of edibles, together with a
variety of refreshms5ts, for visitors, will be
furnished. Various and amusing entertain.
ments will be introduced, and Mr.. Cocsyne 8
CotilIion Band win be in attendance, for those
inclined to dance.
The utmost vigilance will be exercised for
the preservation Of good order and decorum
mon the grounds. jyl6.2t
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"FREsH AS A MAIDEN's BLUsH."-Is
the pure peachy Complexion which fol-
lows the use of Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t is the True Secret of Beauty. Fash
ionable Ladies' in Society understand
this.
Tho Magnolia Balm changesth rustic
Country Girl into a City Belle more
rapidly than any other one thing.
Richness, Sunburn, Tan, Freckles,
Blotches and all effects of the Summer
Sun disappear when it is used, and a
genial, cultivated. fresh expression is
obtained which rivals the Bloom of
Youth. Beauty is possible to all who
will invest Is cents at any respectable
store aud insist on getting the Magnolia
Blam.
Use nothing but Lyons kathairon to
dress the Hair
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DIED:

At the residence Of his parents OH Chapline
street, JAMES OWEN MOORE, aged eighteen
years.
The funeral will take place this friday
afternoon at o'clock. Friends OF the family
are invited to attend
Oa Thursday morning, July 18th, 1869, MIN.
Nh Nh b., only child OF VIM. +. and barbara
hsth' aged ten weeks and three days
The funeral viii take place this Friday)
afternoon at o'clock from the residence OF
the parents west side of Main street, above
Monroe. Friends of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend.
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A FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Pomades, Toilet
Sets, Perfunery, ETC., just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking q Car
Toll.
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State Of West Virginia,

VI cSs -
Ohio County Circuit Court 800
June Rules, 1869.
Elijah Marrow and Jacob NARROW
Joseph Buchanan and Elizabeth his wife, Hen
rietta Il. Bell. Sally Ann Bell, Aalyina A.
Bell and - Hosack, and Thomas }. camp
hell Sheriff of Ohio County.
Injunction in Chancery.
,,,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO EN-
i force \ specific performance OF an agree,
meut between the above named ceiendants Ano
the complainsnts in respect TO tract oil lana
now in posses sion of the cOmplainants
And it Appearing from an afhdaviI MEG N
the cause that Joseph Buchanan and hnLaoetn
his wife, Henrietta L. Bell, sally Ann ben'
Nalyina A. Bell and - Hosask, are nos resi-
dents of this State,
On motion Of the sompiainants, BY Their conl
al IL is ordered that they do appear bsre WIN
in one month afeer the fourth weekly puelcA
tion and due posting Of this order nj tne IIo1t
door of the Court House of Ohio county ana 90
what they may deem 1T to protect their interest,"
IL Test ! MICHAEL J. BREISIG, Clerk
+. G. CRAcRATT, Sol for Complainant
June 3eth, ls0. Juh''-oA"r'
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Goshen Cheese,
ROAT RACE,

0s BOXES PRIME QUALITY, JUST
20 received and for sale by
iyl5 NJ REILLY.
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Medical.
LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As A RBFUoEFRoM oUAcKBRY
THE ONLY PLACE gEIHsRE A CURE CAN Be

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as as s.. sS rom b: 81 sdg fE You'll
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nssiIs.s S:!as NV y 9 SSss.i.s i s:SS@.
NAY S.iis oasiI sonSJs ON %2 r. honor "a" . a. esd
man. and confidently rely upon bis skin aas ply.
Immediately CARED aud fuil VlsoT Restored.
M.s4.b. and -Tsss &C. Scn
paid by the victims OF improper Indulgence.
III s%srs 'FS
may epsue. Now, Who that understand the cub.
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ss ss y st:a1i
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pitaten Of ths Heart, Indiggstion. lGastitutiopal
Debility, Wasting Of the France Coughs Con-
''%pfRRfitt sssssoyrH FREDERICK STREET.
doors from the corner. Fail not to observe nsmo
80 I..,sI. rrSclr.i suls.; pO.tps!d NS s con:
writing should state age. and aond portion Of ad-
''f'l''in'n' d'''i bR. yo ;hRPsssiTRS!Sss
MSs5 rc aSy :sS hSsS0
I'D IA; been ;pshi u ihs hS.Sii.t' q tSsdSaI
ss sSrS sia GS se Ss's Ec
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snS sss' S .Ssa. a .San s's. s0
uentblIshing, sttendeds netlmes villa e''-nE"-
mont Of IL FARE RE- fxE HSt'f s;SSf1iS
s:i X ss s6s saS sa Sas S II
either business, study, society or marriage.
pr gs.s ,S ss; 20 Sss!:
q The :, s s'.h apS Limb. Pain b. -, Wat nn
rangement Of the Digestive Functions, deneral De.
MY tssqfa P@ sSes9s on the mind are
much 70 bs dresded-Loss. o. Memory, Confusion
aysl . PPs SsS q sRS d Sy G ESTs 81 ss
tudp, Tmidty, So ARE soma OF the evils prod uced
ThoTsarfsof persous Of all ages can now judge
what Is the earse 81 their DECLINING health, losing
their ylgor, becoming HhaS, hsle, nervous and
emaeiated, having singulat EprtarSpee sbost th''
eyes, cough. and symptoms Of eVnsurlpiiSN'
YOUNG MEN
who have injured Themselves by eertpin practice
INDUCED In when alone-a habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and
not cured renders marriage impossible, aud de.
stroys both mind aud bOdy-bhUuld apply imme.
diately.
What . rlty that young man. the hope Of his
oouhtry, tie pflie Of his parguts, should be
snAtched FROM All p.ospess snl sniOyRcnis Of Me-
BY the consequence Of deNtatpr FROM the pagh Of
nature and INDUCING In q CeFthif E'e-ss rs kI
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CRIMINAL Court Judge WyRs. - The
following business was done yesterday:
Joseph jackson. assault on Edgar TschifTe.
ley. He plead guilty and was fined twenty
Ave dollars.
William Waraeld, stealing carpeting from
William II. Curtis. He plead guilty, and
was sent to Jail at labor for five months.
Conrad Campbell, stealing plated pitcher
from Thomas Fahey. lie plead guilty, and
was sent to jail for three months at labor.
Richard NJ. Hall, assault on John John
son on the LIST Of October. The District At
tOrney declined to prosecute.
Same, stealing 1000 feet of lumber from
John NJ. Schrodth. Same action.
Peter schloper, assault on John Dash.
The district attorney declined to prosecute.
Nicholas Cautler alias West, convicted
of burglary a few days ago. Messrs.
Adams & Browne moved for q new trial on
the ground of newly-discovered testimony.
The motion was oyerruled.
James Mccarthy, assault and battery
upon Mr. Early. The jury were authorized
TO return sealed verdict.
HOMICIDE CASE.
VIM. F. Brown came into court and sur
lin Harrison and was ordered into custody.
In this case Harrison, who died recently, ii
has been discovered, came to his death from
what was deemed a slight wound which, 1t
Is alleged, Brown inflicted.
An Information for malyersatOn in office
was filed against Justice X. ii. Marsh and
summons ordered therein.
Adjourned.
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REV. j. W. ROGERS, the late Tennessee
convert from Ritualism to Romanism, has
been lecturing In Chicago In defense of the
Church of Rome. Arguing In reply 10 the
argument which asserts that the most en-
lightened countries are Protestant, rather
than Catholic, he says that ours Is not
Protestant country. "Thc Constitution does
not call II such. Nearly nine men out OF
ten are skcptics. The Catholics outnumber
the various Protestant denominations"
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An EXTRAORDINARY CHARACTER.-m the
case of the death Of Mrs. Weber, noticed In
the Sun of yesterday, DR.. r. Wilson Carr,
coroner, yesterday morning held an inquest.
The jury rendered the following verdict!
''She was accidentally killed by being
crushed between the railroad cars and railing
at Harris creek bridge" The remains were
given In charge Of Mr.. NJ. A. Dalger, under
taker, and were Inferred In Baltimore ceme-
terry. The history of this woman, If known,
would doubtless prove singular one. While
her corpse WAS at Bayylew asylum several
bags of money were found secured under
her underclothing, which were placed In the
possession Of the coroner. The bags con-
tained si75 in gold, silver, copper and paper.
On Tuesday night Sergeant Jay visited her
late residence, on Chapel street, and In the
room she occupied found two large trunks,
with furniture. The trunks were packed
with ladies' wearing apparel Of the finest
quality. Some idea of the variety may be
had from the fact that she had thirty-two
pairs Of stockings, and from twenty to
thirty pieces of ladies' under clothing, each
of different kinds. They are all in charge
Of the coroner. II Is not known that the
woman had any relatives here. She had
malformatlon OF the right hand, there being
but one finger and thumb on the hand. The
only thing Indicating a knowledge Of any
body was an envelope superscribed Rev. DR..
schunch, Dayton, Oho.-Bahimorc SIN,
april =.
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CUBAN AFFAIRs.-Cubau matter are be.
coming more important and interesting each
day, the interest being enhanced by the action
Of our own Government, and the presence
here of intelligent representatives from the
insurrcctionary forces, who are daily gaining
influential friends by the representations
which they are enabled to give. There can
no longer be any doubt of the attitude of our
Government In reference to tho American
prisoners held by the Spanish authorities,
nor OF the decision to maintain n faithful
neutrality as between the contendinE parties
on the island. There is no doubt, however,
that our Government will unhesitatingly de-
mand the immediate aud unconditional re-
lease OF all the American prisoners, and that
all efforts at Interference on the part of citi-
zcns of the United States will be percmp-
torily dealt with. This Is rendered more ap-
parent each day by the action of the Presl-
dent and heads Of Departments.
The Navy Department Is especially active
In Its preparations to prevent Interference by
our citizens. Rear Admiral Poor, the COM
mandant of the navy yard at Washington,
received Instructions to-day to fit out an iron
clan IT onitor with all possible dispatch, and
1t Is more than probable that she is destined 10
swell the largely-incrcased naval force In the
Ncst lnultb. lclOprupnlc orders nave also
been sent to Commander John II. Upshur to
proceed with the apprenticeship Saratoga
(now at New London, Conn., without UNI
necessary delay, to Havana, aud report for
duty to Rear Admiral Ioff. 1t is also known,
sem-ofiiclally, that instructions will soon
be issued for sea-service of the iron-clad
monitors Dictator and Canonicus-two Of the
best vessels of their class In the possession
Of the Government. and now laid up at
League Island.
Efforts are being made by parties belong
Ing to either one side or the other of the Gu
ban difficulty, to open negotiations with the
Navy Department for the purchase of u GER
tain few OF our monitors, and have asked
the lowest price which the Government will
receive for them. Secretary Borlc and Ad-
mlral Porter, however, are wary of these
overtures, and have thus far declined to re-
ceiye them. Admiral Hoff communicates to
the Government the fact that the Spanish
authorities have upon several occasions ar
rested American citizens in Cuba, upon the
mere suspicion Of their completely with the
rebels. Frequently they are held for long
time without trial, and when their cases
come up they are discharged for want of evil
dence. This practice has become SO COM
mon with the Spanish authorities that Ad-
miral IIofr deems 1t his duty to call the at
tcntlon Of the Government TO the fact, In
the hope that some action may be taken to
prevent such arrests In future.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Chief JuStio. CARTIER
This court was occupied as follows on yester-
day:
Catharlne Simmons VS.. The Corporation of
Washington. Motion filed In this case to
strike out the non-sult entered a few DAYS
since, and for leave to amend declaration.
Mcrrlck Il Sons VS.. Somes. Judgment
by default set aside on motion Of Mr..
Thompson.
Caughey VS.. Kappcll. Action on prom
issory note, sc. Verdict for plaintiff In
sGG7.59.
Barbour & Hamilton vs.. Mack. Action
of assumpsit for goods sold by the plaintiffs
to the defendant. Verdict for the plaintiffs
in $2lG.lS.
Hume VS.. lIelmuth. Plea of set-oG with
drawn and Judgment for sSS.9s.
Burke VS.. Hayes. Motion for new trial
filed by Mr.. Merrick on the ground that the
court erred on the last trial In refusing to
allow the defendant to file plea Of the statute
Of limitations.
Leibstutz VS.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Demurrer to plea of Jurisdiction
overruled.
Davis VS.. Lewis. Defendant granted leave
TO file plea Of set-oiT.
N. c. Adams VS.. Philip & Solomons; F..
Metzger VS.. Adam Schwertzer; ]. Frizzell
VS.. Annie c. Sherry; Barnes vs.. Corporation
Of Washington; ". Z. Moore VS.. Hawkins
& Kimmell; +. p. Freeman VS.. Lake &
Scharts-all continued.
The court then adjourned until this morn
ing.
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PRICE LIST of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the " Original Frame" 494 Seventh street,
Sl,25; Fine White Shirts, $l.75 to $780,
Good Merlno Shirts and Drawers, as cents
eachi Good White Pocket Handkerchlefs, 20
cents EACH Good Cotton Socks, 10, Is, 90,
20 cents per pair; Paper Collars, 10, Is, IS,
% cents per boxi Paper Cuffs, cents per
pair, or 80 cents per dozen. Linen Collars
and Cuffs, Gloves, Ties, Bows, and every
other article in the gents furnishing line,
cheaper than the cheapest. Remember the
nam" aud place, The Original Franc, "49i
seventh street, between and L. Also, no.
tlce the large plate glass window.
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EQUITY CoURT-Judgs QiH.-ThIs court
made the following orders yesterday;
A TUURCU

EVUlIf 1OUhT-Jutys NW'- ulS court
made the following orders yesterday:
CHURCH CASE.
Alexander ct al. VS.. Rev. A. Bouldin ct al.
This is an action for the possession of the
church property belonging to the Third Bap-
tist church (colored) Of this city, aud grows
out Of split In the church. Each OF the
divisions expelled the other, and both claims
to be the true church. Rev. Mr.. Bouldln
and his adherents, however, have possession
of the property; hence this suit. Messrs.
Philips, Brown and T. Wilson are for the
plaintiffs, and Mossrs. Merrick and Norris
for the defendants. This case occupied all
day but was not concluded.
James Green vs.. John McGee. Decree for
sale Of property and appointing R. P. Jack
son trustee.
Margaret E. Mulllgau va. s. J. Mulllgan.
Same decree.
Adjourned.
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A. II. STEPHENS ILLNEss.-A prlva to
Georgia letter received by u Fredericksburg
(Virglnia) gentleman, says: "Mr. Stephens
Is very low indeed He was going afoot TO
visit nephew, about a mile from his home.
He came to large gate that had been broken
from Its hinges, and not being aware of the
fact, removed the rail which acted as a prop.
The gate fell on him, and came very near
killing Mr.. stephens At the time, Both his
legs are paraly2ed--thc right pcrishng, and
II is supposed lie will never recover"
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MALFEAsASCE IN oPPIcE.-District At
torney Darlington filed In the Criminal
Conrt yesterday an information against Il.
Ii. March, Justice Of the peace, charging
ing exhorbitant fees, &c. Mr.. ]. McClefy
Perkins makes the complaint.
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CONSCIENCE MoNEY.-The United States
Treasurer yesterday received letter post
marked "Princeton, n. j." and signed "R.
NJ" inclosing 800, which the writer re-
qucsted placed to the credit Of the conscience
fund.
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JUSTICES CONFIRMED. The following gen
tlemen have been confirmed by the Senate as
justices Of the peace In the District OF Co
iumbla Rev. b. W. Anderson and +. A.
Boswell. The nrst named Is a colored man.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-10

ILLNESS OF THE MAroR.-Hls Honor
Mayor Bowen was not at his office yester-
day, severe attack of erysIpclas in the head
combining him to his home.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-10

GEN. SHERMAS's REsIDENCE.-The house
on street formerly occupied by Gen. Grant
has been put in complete order and will be
occupied by Gen. Sherman on Monday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-10

BY REVERENCE to our advertising columns
1t will be seen that Messrs. Warder & Co.
have received direct from tho mines large
quantity of the celebrated Lykcns Valley
coal,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-10

BOrs' SUITs.-Jackets and Pants-School
Suits, and s6i Fise Suits, I, 8, 0 and $40.
Youths Sults-Coats, Pants and Vests
School Suits, $40; Dress Suits, SEQ.
Gro. c. HESSISG, No. 5ll Seventh st.