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New-York tribune., 1870-12-13
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The following nomi
nations were sent I'M to-day:

nations were sent In to-dhy:
Senator Charles d. Drale 10 Chief Justice the Con of Cama
san Richardson Of Maryland Secretary Of washington IefnoH
Albert p Edward Treasurer at 81 Ionis MO =,
posmdsters-Geo L. Hall at Cornne Utah Tentory L. w.
Dslten Ga Wm g. Fuller At Munda N III n h Day ~ "e
Mas r..ox
an AentsGeore. Palmer for Grsnde Rsnde Oregon Leroy
Dsy sr tbs Sey Agency Ortgonl John b. Dickson for lnn
Washngton Territory David Lovrey for the Hooper Fae'
on california; Charles Matby for the TUE River Reservation
sn,, Hueb Gibson kr the Roand Valley Reservation, California
A. Bemsn Kansas for Nevada and Lyon or NE
lzasAA Arrncr
New-York tribune., 1870-12-13
THE BESIEGED CITIES.

KING WILLIAM TO RETURN TO BKRIIS WHEN
PARIS CAPITULATES-GALLANT DEFENSE OF
LONDON. Monday. Dec. 10, 1870.
IL is now announced that King William only
awaits the captulation of Paris before returning 20
Berlin.
The garrison of Bclfort continue to make vigor-
Gus defense and their heroism and endurance excite
warm admiration.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.
THE ATLANTIC CABLES.

ST.. JOINS, Newfoundland, Dec. 12.-The At
lantlc Cable Companys repairing steamer Robert Lowo
returned here yesterday from her attempt to repair the
Atlantic Cable. She will take in Goals and supplies and
sail again tomorrow Capt Kerr, Il. n, who has Tor
many years been on the coast Of Newfoundland making
sonndnos will, 90 out on the next cruise His assistance
will no doubt be Of great value. The weather continues
stormy.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-13

wherein said Congress District shs D, to nreserye
order any election at which are hereby
gress are 10 be chosen, and said ons ard 10
anthorzed 10 preserve order at such eections "a
arrest for any ofense breach Of the peace c"''~
iD their views
New-York tribune., 1870-12-13
EUROPEAN ISSUES.
GAMBETTNs ARMIsTICE POSTPONED.

THE FRENCH ENCOURAGED BY THE Kf'loiNi>Do 20
OF THE ARMY OF THE LoIRE-ThE WA" ~
RE PROSECUTED VIGOROUSLY.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEl
LONDON, Saturday, Dec TO- iS"
A dispatch from Gambetta to Laurier u"
Friday saws that, encouraged by the con'lnu'D
resistance of the Army of the Loire ne '0''"
betta) has resolved to postpone tno
for an armistice and remain with the army
A dispatch from the special correSpOH,',-'.
% rue Tp,pUxy at Tours, ON Friday says tna'
10. \ po,,trorcc is more firmly resolved on than
svcr Cremieux and Fourichon were 10 80 I"
Bordeaux that evening
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-17
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

l.0NpoN. June lG.-Thc Ahoitionists
here are urging the Government to
insist on the emancipation of the slaves
in the Cuban colonies
Monsigncur Cassil questions the truth
OF the rumor lately published to the
effect that the Marquis of Butte contem-
plated return To Anglican Com
munion. He SAYS that the Marquis is
at present in Spain, beyond the reach
of the rumor.
The Times doubts the success OF the
new Gcrman-Amcrican bank at Frank
fort, which, it successful. would bea dis
credit to America
PARIS, June l6.-Princc Napoleon is
i'll. The Emperor is still suffering from
IN attack of the gout.
MADRID. June l6.-Ninc thousand
registers Of civil marriages are /" be
opened by the middle of August.
ROME, June l6.-The Ecumenical
Council will commence the discussion
of the last chapter of the infallibility
schema to-day 4 dispatch stating that
the dogma had been adopted, is evi-
dent ly erroneous.
MADRID, June l6.-(ireat satisfaction
is felt here AT the message Of President
Grant on the Cuban question.
PARIS, June IA bill relieving
from duty all grain imported into
France was introduced into the Corps
Legislatif oday and referred 10 com
miIlrr
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large patronage which it received from
the South before the war. and which
has placed the College on permanent
foundation as one OF the best educa
: tional institutions in the country, ha.
been withdrawn during the past nine
wears. but is now being regained. The
faculty is able and distinguished, and
are about TO put forth earnest and more
active efforts for bringing together a
larger class of students, and. it possible
eclipsing the glory Of former years. At
the annual meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees on Wednesday, important ac,
ton in this direction was had. | am
glad to note also. as step in the right
direction. that Alex. Campbell, Esq.
who few years ago, was dropped from
the Board on account of his political
connection with the Lost Cause, was
invited hack and given a prominent
and influential position in the College
affairs. This instance Of returning lib-
srality on the part Of the Faculty and
trustees will aid materially in the re-
Sumption oi the lost preSilSt oi me OIL
lrge.
The Trustees have also found ont that
the Press is power in the nation, and
will in the future make more and better
nse of the lever than for some time
heretofore
Last night the American Literary
Society held their annual exhibition.
and with great success. Tonight the
metropolitan Society will rival the
American
There is yer, large attendance of
the people, and thus far everything has
passed oti very. pleasantly indeed.
Despite the clouds and rain of the
morning. the day has been thoroughly
enioyed and will he long remembered
by alI present Yours, &c,
QrIIL
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MlSCELLAN EOUS.
Trustees Sale.

- BY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF
STAE Trust dated the 2d day of April, y. ID.
~ 1859, recorded i'm the Recorder s office
OF Wetzel county, West Virginia, in
by Edward Sprung, Albert Ruedinger, Au-
gust Schnuck and Rudolph Engehart,
Trustees of the Concord Association, la the
undersigned Trustee, viii, on SATURDAY
the Ith day Of JUNE, A. ID. lSlO, at the 'front.'
door of the Court House Of WetZel county,
in the town OF New MartinSville, offer for
sale 10 the highest bidder the following par
eel or tract of land lying at the Junction OF
Fishing Creek and the Ohio River I'm the
township of Magnolia, county OF WetZel
and state OF West Virginia, bounded rs fol-
lows, Notwithstanding at the mouth oil
Fishing Creek, thence tiown the Ohio River
with the meanderS thereof and binding
thereon 8. IL w. lSS poles, =. y w. III
poles to James {. Garnall'S line, thence part
iy with said line =. - T.. IN poles To "A hick-
0ry, thence =. 20 W. 73 poles 10 Lynn and
Ash, thence =. 81 f.. ~ poles to stone pile,
thence y. 81 r.. Isl poles 10 \ stone In n slip,
thence :. 6S T.. 80 poles TO pointers where
the locust corner formerly stood, thence y.
- w. los poles TO a sycamore on the creek
bank, thence down the creek with the me
u poles, y. y +. ~ poles, y. %. +. - poles,
y. ii T.. u poles, n. ~ +. ~ poles, y. W.
a poles, y. y w. ~ poles, y. u W. y poles,
NIB W. l70 poles, y. ~. w. 100 poles To the
place Of eginning-containing (BDl SIX hum
drcd and forty acres, more or less-being the
same tract of land formerly owned by Rob
ert W. Cox. The aforesaid Deed of Trust
was made To secure To Robert W. Cox the
payment of six prOmiSSOry notes.-the first
for S2DO, payable September lSt, 1863; the
remaining five notes for S,JO each payable
September ISt, 1870, 1871, lS72, 1873 and 1874,
respectively, bearing interest from April Isl,
1869, payable annually, of which said sums
Of money the said S2D0 only has been paid,
without the interest. The said sale Will be-
made 10 enforce the payment Of $3.50 OF In
tercSt due April lst, 1870, which with interest
thereon TO the day Of sale will amount to
SlJR.JO sale to be for cash as TO so much
aS will pay of the said SlI5.O and the costs
OF this sale. The first 5000 after this to be
evidenced by note with good personal Secu-
rity. The remainder O'the purchase money
To be secured by "A lien on the land.
GEO. L.. BOYD, Trustee.
NEW iGTINScILLE, April p, 1870.
The sale Of the above property is pOstpnn-
ed until SATI I'RDAI, JUNE 18th, 1870
GEO. f.. BOYD. Trustee
iu.
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STATE NEWS.
From the ParkerSburg Gazette.

4 HORRIBLE ArFMR.-Wc learn that
horrible affair took place last week
on the Middle Fork river, in Randolph
county. some L. or 20 miles from Bev-
erlv. Two little boys, aged ten and six
wears, sons Of Mr.. Samuel Currence,
went ont in the evening to drive home
the COWS. When but a short distance
from the house they were attacked by a
very large panther The eldest boy i'm
mediately gathered up the younger one
in his arms, but the panther seized him
and tore him loose. The boy seeing
that he could not save his little brother,
ran 10 the house. The father hastened
hack with him, and when he got 10 the
spot. found his child almost entirely de-
vOured
KILLED BY L:GHTNiNG.-lt is with
sreat griet that we learn that Draper
Williamson was killed hy lightning
near Relington. Barbour county, on last
SATURDAY. the lth inst. lie was son
Of John r. Williamson, former sheriff
of Barbour county, and was Young
man Of fine promise. He was one OF
the best men and bravest soldiers erel
lived. His old comrades and many
warm friends will mourn hi loss "'
that of brother.
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT RooFING.-
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing bushes, and that he is
prepared AT any time TO put on Roofs,
either large or small, on the shortest
possible notice, guaranteeing his work
for term OF wears. lie has now been
engaged in the business for seven wears
past, and his work has outlived halt
dozen other Patent Roofs. Thedemand
for his work is increasing from year 10
year He put on, during the past year,
1900 squares of his Roofing in this city,
which has given satisfaction in every
respect. Ad'lreS, me through the Post,
office, or call at my brick ward, head OF
Lindsley street. All orders will hC At
tended 10 prOmptly.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Currency Bill-The Tax and
Tariff BiIi-CIysses' Cuban Sensa-
WASHINGTON, June H..
THE CURRENCY BILL

ASHlNGTON, June ID.
THE CURRENCY BILL
Passed by the House today will have
no show at all in the Senate. 1t is
simple and direct, and retires all the
three per cent, say some fOrty-fve mil
lions; authorizes the issue of some
nihety-five millions ofnew national bank
notes, and re.distribu,es twenty-five mil
lions more. This is all there is Of it,
and everybody can see that it is con-
siderable initiation. 1t went through by
yeas %, navs 81. The affirmative vote
was three Democrats and ninety-fve
Republicans, and the negative vote was
forty-four Democrats and thirty-seven
Republicans. The three Democrats in
the affirmative were Rogers, OF Arkan-
sas, and Wells and Mccormick, Of Mis-
souri,
The Senate till for which this is a
substitute retires the three per cents
issues torty-fve millions of national
bank notes, redistrlbutes twenty mil
lions, and provides for free banking on
gold basis. The most important vote
in the House was that on ,Judd's motion
striking out the clause retiring about
forty millions OF greenbacks to make
up the excess between the three per
cents and the new bank currency. This
was carried on rising vote of l2t "A,
but there was no opportunity to get the
yeas and nays. The two bills will prob
ably 90 to conference committee for al
instment Of points in dispute.
THE TAX AND TARIFF BILL
Made some progress to-day in the Fl
nance committee of the Senate. They
will 90 against any attempt at consoli-
datiom OF the revenue law at present,
believing what the country wants is a
reduction of taxes, and they will report
for the abolition Of nearly all special
taxes, all taxes Oh sales, gross receipts,
legacies, succession, schedule \, and
passports. The income tax will be
three per cent, but the amount of eX-.
emption is not vet determined The
committee have agreed on the House
rates Of tariff for tea and coffee, and
will probably accept those on sugar and
molasscs The increase on nickel and
wines is rejected The seven dollar rate
on PIC iron i, concurrcd in, while Bcs-
semcr steel goes over for further coneid-
Grafton.
ULYSSES rrGAN SENSATION.
General Gushing had nothing To- d"
with the Presidents message on Cnba,
and no one outside of the Executive
Department knew OF it, existence before
it was submitted to the members of the
Cabinet. Belknap and Boutwell, We're
absent from the city: those present
agreed that the condition OF affairs in
Cuba did not justify declaration Of
belIigerent rights, and it is known that
the positiOIf8Of the President Is that,
while all people struggling for liberty
have his sympathy, and while he would
he glad to see all who live on this con
tinent in possession Of Republican GOV
ernment, his oath Of Office requires him
to see that the Constitution and laws
are respected, without regard to hiS in
dividual desires or sympathy.
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Money TO Loan.

u,HE WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT
of the life Association Of America j.
now prepared To make Loans for periods
of not less than one nor more than hNe
wears. secured by deeds Of trust on unin-
numbered real estate, situated within said
Applications may be made
to any member of the Executive Commit
lee. or 10 the Secretary at the office Of the
Company. No. lO6 Market street. Wheeling.
W. Va.
Executive Committee -AlOnDo LOring,
Geo. W. FranZheiIn, Morgan J.. pit. WIN.
II. Woodward, A. VI. Adams.
y. &. ARTHUR, Secretary.
X. u. BARR, Attorney. Junli
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FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS,
WASHINGTON. June IT..
SENATE.

Mr. Corhett from the committee on
Commerce reported substitute for the
hill 10 facilitate the transportation OF
European, Asiatic and Australian mer,
chandiZe TO the interior cities of the
United States and across the continent.
The substitute provides only for the
transportation of goods in bond across
the continent.
Mr. Wilson called up the bin grant
ing condemned cannon for a soldiers
monument in Poughkeepsie.
On motion OF Mr.. Sherman, the bill
was made general by authorizing the
Secretary of War TO deliver TO any city
or municipality condemned iron or can
non for soldiers monuments, when not
detrimental to the public service. A.
amended the bill passed
Mr.. Patterson called up the House
bill to establish a Department of .Jns-
tice Passed.
The franking bill came ms ~ the
regular order of business.
After q long discussion Mr.. Stewart
novel to postpone the subject till the
next session, which was rejected-yeas
II, nays Sc.
Mr. brakes amendment, continuing
the present provision of the law relative
to free transmission OF newspapers, was
adopted-yeas sc, nays II.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, offered an
amendment continuing the franking
privilege to persons upon whom it was
especially conferred by law, to executive
departments and agricultural depart
ments, remarking that his object was to
take away the franking privilege from
all membees of Congress and from post
masters.
Mr.. Sumner gave notice that he would
move n substitute for the entire bill.
Without a vote upon the pending
amendment, the Senate adjourned
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MILLS, FREW 4 CO.
Book Binders d Blank Book
Manufacturer.

A RI PREPARED AT ALL TINES
"A with the best materials 20 all orders
for Blank Books, such a. are used by Banks,
Counties, interpretations, Railroad. and
Merchants, upon short notice and IN the
most desirable and WoFkmaDllke manner:
Having all the latest and most impFOVesl
machinery, we feel confident that we VIII
render entire satisfaction 30 all who fa'of
us with their ordeTs.
Music, Magazine and Periodicals 81 every
description bound In a neat and dhrsD'e
tnanneT. address -
MILLS, FREW & 90,
Corner Of quincy and Main streets,
t,,osS, Wheeling. ". Va.
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THERE are thousands OF persons who
let diarrhoea run on them, when a
bottle of Rosenheim's Stomach Bltters
the Great Western Remedy would
curethem. They are pleasant to take
and act AT once, and permit You TO go
about your business al once, and Il" Won
no harm. See Advertisement
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-17

\ Cheyenne, Wyoming, dispatch OF
Yesterday says: ApasSengertrain bound
Eas; last night ran into squad OF
mounted Indians coming round a curve,
three miles east OF Ogallallah. Several
shots were fired 10y the Indians, some
taking effect in the cars. Sixteen horses
were killed 10y the engine No one was
hurt on the train nor was the train dam,
aged. Robes, bows and arrows. &c,
were found this morning \ company
of cavalry stationed at Ogallallah are
in close pursuit OF the Indians.
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A NJ z RIcAN HOT Ell,
naIluir nlaKn

DE-OPENED, RENOVATED AND IN
II proved throughout, is now ready 10 ac-
cominodate Guests and BOarderS on the
most reasonable terms. II IL convenient To
both Steamboats, and Cars, and country
folks coming 10 town TO transact business
will find IL everything they could wish.
An excellent stable attached, where farm
ers and Others can rely that their teams will
be properly attended To.
iunIi JOHN RAMSEY, Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-17
Friday Evening. June 18th,

for the purpose of organizing club for
the coming campaign. Let every Dem
ocrat and Conservative attend
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-17

Bennett is said to he worth 5000,
600, Greeley S2O0,000, Weed 81 0O0,00
and BRYANT SG0O,0p
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The above named defendant will take
notice that the depOsiti0ns ri Alexander
McCOurtney and other witness VIII be
taken al the Law Officr Of Geo. .. Davenport,
on Fourth street, In the Ilty OF wheeling
Obio county. I'm the state of West Virginia,
on the 18th day OF July, A u. ls70, between
the hours Of = O'Clock A. NJ and g O'Clock
p NJ, to be read in evidence in the above
named cause, on behalf of said John X.
HutchinSOn.
JOHN r. HUTCHINSON.
Ry GEO. .. DAvESFGRT hiS Solicitor.
Iunb
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-,r,rr wrsT yIRGIzIA OHIO

S,TATE OF WEST NIRGI|1A. OHIO
y County. June Rulrs, lSIu. ia the Mum
cipnl Court Of Wheeling.
John r. HuIchinSOn.I
Ns. In h1nc"TN.
Mary f.. HutchinSpn.)
The object of this suit - to obtain a de-
cree for q Divorce from the bonds of Inatri-
mOny.
And IL appearing from an affidavit filed
i'm this cariS., that the defendant, Mary r.
Hutchinson. Is not n resident Of the State Of
West Virginia, on motion Of the complain
ants Counsel, II II ordered that She do ap-
pear here within one month after the date
Of the first publication and posting of this
order. and do whatever j. Necessary tO pro-
tPct her interest I'm this suit.
The following is a copy Of the summons
issued in this cause:
THE STATE OF WEST NIRGISIA.
IT, tI.e !SerOo0R n The CaHof Whe,I,n0, Greei-
ing:
We command you that you summon
Mary +. Hutchinson, il she be found in your
Railiwick, To appear at the Clerks Office Of
the Municipal Court Of Wheeling. at RULES
To be held for the said Court on the second
Monday In June, 1850, To answer a bill In
Chancery filed against her, in the said
Court, by John Il. Hutchinson. and have
then there this writ.
Witness, John r. Mckennan, Clerk pLp
tenn OF our said Court I'm the City of Wheel
ing. the 18th day Of May, ls7O, and in the
7th wear 0ftha State of West Virginia.
JOHN F. MCKESNAS.
Clerk pro tSss.
All. .CHAPLISE., Clerk.
GEn a. pAVENPORT. ~Ol. for tOnpli.
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Wheeling Democratic Club !
Democrats and Conservatives
Attention!
Prepare for the Campaign !!

A meeting of the Democrats and Con
servatives OF Wheeling will be held at
the new club Room. REGISTER Build
ing. on
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The sale Of the above property i pOStpnn-
ed until SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, lS1O
GEO. f.. BOYD. Trustee
I'm.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-10
The Railroad.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The Annual Meeting of this corporation
was held in the town-hall, in this place,
yesterday,-was called to order by Pres
ident Brigham, who read the call which
stated the object of the meeting, after
which he made a general statement of
what had been done during the past year,
and read the report of Treasurer Wead,
from which we learn that less than $1,000 0
have been expended, and this amount for
the actual acork that has been done. Mr..
Brigham said that not dollar had been
expended for directors salaries or expen-
ses, and but about $1l500 for land
damages The right of way had been
obtained from West Danville to East
Hardwick of the land owners with two
exceptions) some of whom have given it
outright, others take stock in payment
and the others agree to wait until the road
is running for their pay. The same has
been done on the western portion Of the
located line. The engineers in their esti-
mates Of the cost of the road had reckon
ed the cost of land damages at $500 per
mile. AS it has been settled SO far (about
40 miles) the average is less than $3.50
per mile. The engineers estimates had
been very literally made. and the cost of
the completed work had fallen below their
estimates, thus showing that the science
of modern engineering and the Company'S
engineers could be fully relied upon.
Mr.. Brigham expressed great confidence
in tie enterprise, and said if the subscri-
bers promptly paid their subscriptions the
road would surely be built and as cheaply
as any road in Vt. He thought that the
directors had made good trade in letting
the contract. We have not space to
quote further and our readers are already
aware of the progress of the road.
The Chief Engineer. Mr.. Mitchell. then
made clear aud encouraging report,
which we will publish next week.
While the votes we're being canvassed
for directors, DR.. N. A. Smith of Frelighs-
burgh, ?. O., director of the So. East
ern Counties r. R. (P. o. who had been
sent By his corporation to attend this meet
ing, made few remarks. II is the in.
tention of his corporation to build R.R.
from Montreal to the L. Y. Il. r., thus
giving those people a shorter rounte to
Portland by 33 miles, and route not
controlled by the Grand Trunk monopoly.
They would then have competing line
to Boston not controlled by the Vt. 9. r.
r. Of the latter r. r. he told pretty
hard story which we will not repeat at
this time. A charter had been obtained
for the route on both sides of the Line
and the prospects Of lbs completion we're
good