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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-22

WILLIAM BUDTKA was, on Yesterday,
elected by the Board Of Supervisors T."
be .Ianitor of the Court House
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SundrieS.

StEA MOSS FARINE, BERMUDA AR
- row Root, Hecker's Farina, Corn Starch,
TapIoca, Flavoring Extracts, at
LOGAN, LIST & cos.
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T.. IL. II.

DURE MATERIALS ONLY, AND OF
L the very best quality, are used in the
manufacture OF Logan, List & Co.'S Excel
Sior Baking Powder, the best i'm the market.
Sold by GrocerS and Dealers everywhere.
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GLADES HOTEL.
OAKLAND Mn

A popular summer Resort aud Resting
ISaEs- FOR Travellers, on the h. 4 u. X. r, and
81 the summit 1f the AllegbenIss.
aprls JOHN DALEY, Proprietor.
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SapOliO.

TI1HE INCEST ARTICLE IN THE MAR
ket for Cleaning Glass and all kinds of
metals For sale Y
LOGAN, LIST 4 co.
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"TNEXPECTEp COMPANY TO TEA.
u Don't worry me now, as with Logan,
List & Co.'S Excelsior Baking Powder can
have the incest kind of Biscuit and Rusk
made up I'm q few minutes" Sold by dealers
everywhere.
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.Trsr received another lot of those
fine Lasting CATERS, worth $50 for
SO. AT Louis V Rlond's. lo1 Main
street
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cat, ar WEST VIRGINIA. OH,

- County. June Rules, 1870, in The Num-
cipal Court OF Wheeling.
John X. HutchinsOn,)
VS.. In th1ncerN.
Mary F.. HutchinSon,)
Tie object OF this suit is to obtain Il de-
;re, for n Divorce from the bonds of matri-
nOny. -
And IL appearing from AN affidavit filed
In this cause, that the defendant, Mary r..
Hutchinson, is not resident Of the state of
West Virginia, on motion of the complain
ants Counsel, Ii il ordered that she do APP
pear here within one month after the date
III the first publication and posting of this
order, and do whatever is necessary 10 pro
trrt her interest in this suit.
The following is a copy ri ia" summons
issued in this cause:
TIE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.
10 M S,Tge1m Oft Gin Of Hhr"'mg, G|"t
mg:
NInrv f. Hutchinson, IL she dc found in your
Bniliwick, to appear III the Clerk : Office oil
the Municipal Court of Wheeling, AT Rules
10 be held for the said Court on the second
Monday I'm June, 1870, to answer hill IN
Chancery filed against her. ia the said
court by John II. Hutchinson, ana have
then there this writ.
Witness, John r.. Mck"nnan, Clerk pro
tenn of our said court III the city Of Wheel
ing, the 9th day of May, 1870, and in the
I'm wear Ofth- STATE at West Virginia.
JOHN r.. MCkENNAN,
Clerk p.O tenn.
AL CHAPLISE., Clerk.
4 =. ...1H -
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT H. Pen
dleton, Attorney at Law.
Masonic-Special Communication.
To Contractors.
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R.sPBERRIEs, ingins and things in
abundance at Harry Smith's 100 Mar
ket street.
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STEAM BOATS.
Regular Pittsburgh a. Wheel
ing Packet.

THE FINE PASSENGER
HzStsSsteamer ARGOSI,, Capt. VIM.
list, will leave Wheeling ior
pittsburgh every Tuesday, Thursday and
SATURDAY, at o'clock AN. Returning, will
leave Pittsburgh for Wheeling every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, at IL O'Clock
a, VI. Freight received at the Wharf Boat
~ ali hours bv e. II. BOOTH & CO.,
nTulJ Agents.
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The cheapest goods Of all kinds can
be had at Geo. B. Buchanan's, 1875
Main street.
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YESTERDAY was about fifteen paper
collars cooler than its two predecessors.
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SUMNER VAcArIoN.-This is the clos
ing day of our public schools. Exap-
nations will be held in most of them,
we believe, and tomorrow the Third
and Fourth Ward Schools go on pie
mic excursion to Mingo junction. The
vacation will extend during the term
of about ten weeks, giving the children
ample time to recuperate and get ready
for close study and application when
the weather Is cooler Hurrah for va
cation! and hurrah for the little folks
who enjoy its freedom from study and
restraint.
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CRY COUNCIL PRocEEDINGs.
FIRST BRANCH.

This Branch of Council met at their
chamber last night, pursuant to ad-
journment his Honor Mayor Mcclellan
in the chair.
Present-Messrs. Blair, Hall, Har-
rison, Lander, Quarter, Shallcross,
Schambra, Sweeney, Stone and Wilson.
The reading of the minutes of the
previous meeting was dispensed with.
The water ordinance was received
from the Second Branch, read and con-
Cured in.
The report of the Street Commits
sioner, from Second Branch, was con-
Cured in.
The resolution instructing the Street
Commissioner to advertise for bids for
stone at Martins Ferry and Bridgeport
was received from the Second Branch
and concurred in.
The resolution instructing the Street
Commissioner to purchase two boat
loads of boulders, was received from
the Second Branch and concurred IN.
The report of the committee on Fire
Department was received from the
Second Branch and concurred in.
The monthly report OF Chief Marshal
Winder was received from the Second
Branch and concurred in.
An ordinance providing an ordinance
to keep record on grades was read
and concurred in.
An ordinance excluding any persons
under a certain age from the Police
Court was read and concurred in.
The petition of w. F. Goodwin a
Co., to keep an ordinary and billiard
tables, was received from the Second
Branch and concurred in.
The petition Of Fred. Dolmer was re
ceived from the Second Branch and
concurred in.
The resolution from Second Branch
instructing the Street Commissioner tC
FIJI the abutments of the Market street
bridge with good clay, and on motion
was referred to committee on Street:
and Alleys for report. -,
A special committee OF one from eacl
Branch of Council was appointed tt
have some necessary repairs made
about the City Building. Mr.. Scham
bra was appointed on the part OF thu
Branch.
A resolution from the Second Brancl
instructing the Finance committee t
settle with John Scarborough, collector
of assessments, and report at next meet
ing of Council, was concurred in.
This Branch adhered to their actor
in regard to locating the Atlantic stean
fire engine in the old Hope hose house
on Union street.
The report of the Health Officer
from Second Branch, was concurred III
Mr.. Quarter offered the following
which was adopted
Resolced, That the. matter of taxa
ton of foreign stockholders of natlona
banks be placed in the hands Of tn
committee on Finance, with power Il
act.
The first annual report of the Fir
Department of Wheeling was receive,
from Second Branch, read and ordere,
to be filed.
The report OF the committee on Al
peals was read and concurred in.
A report of the committee on AC
counts. in relation to former state
ment about the Street Commissioner
was read and filed.
The following resolution was adopted
ReSolyed, That the committee o
Water Works be requested to inquir
into the use of a Water Register, ar
the propriety of the city purchasing on
for the use of the city
Adjourned
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R. G.. BONHAM,

AGENT or THE AMERICAN LlEE
removed 70 the second aoor on 'fhe nee
Bailey Block, MARKET street, over oxioby q
DufBeld's Jeweiry Store.
Notarial business attended 10 promptly.
Agent toE European Lines u Bteam5a-
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A NEW stock of Ladies, Misses and
Children's Colored Shoes, just received
at Louis V. Blends, l07 Main street,
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WIZARD OIL.
X ID - Il d d.
HOS a ID ALIS,
For sale by "
LOGAN, LIST Il ca.
T.. Ii. r..

II. IL. +.
..rI,HE EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER,
Manufactured by Logan, List 4 Co,
Wheeling, W. Va, sells rapidly and gives
entire satisfaction SO writes Candy, Gill
pin q Co., Wholesale Druggists, baltimore.
Eold Wholesale and Retail by Logan, List
< Co., and by Dealers everywhere.
junll-dS-w
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WHEELING, June 20, 1870.

Editors of the Register: s
Knowing OF no more eligible way OF
securing the attention of our Health
Officer than through the columns of
your ably conducted and widely circu-
lated paper, Imake this inquiry.
How long are We required to exercise
forbeararce with a neighbor who keeps
a number of swine, their premises CON
tiguous TO ours ? Now when the heat
of summer is upon us, the air filed
with foul gases, must we patiently sub
NIT when every breeze sent from
Heaven gets laden with the effluvia
known only to the porkers retreat in
passing the adjacent grounds
We bore as patiently as possible their
clandestine entrances into our gardens,
exhuming our growing flowers and stir
ring up effectually the seed beds forou
anticipated ANIMALS, but now health is
at stake A CITIZEN
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An INTERVIEW BETWEEN DOCroR,
AND HIS PATIENT.-Three months ago
Mr.. James Henry Redding, of 500
Grove street, New York, was, as he sup
posed, not far from deaths door. His
physician-considered a skilful one
had given him up, pronouncing his
complaint atrophy. He was fearfully
wasted and debilitated, had a constant
pain in his right side, ate scarcely
enough to keep baby alive, and was
much depressed in spirits. At this
iuncture, a clerk in the establishment
where he had been employed, persuad-
ed him to try course of PLANTATION
BIrrERs. Last week he returned to
business his health being quite re-
stored.
The other day on his way home, he
met the phsician who attended h i'm
when the following conversation occur
red: What" said the doctor; "isthis
you?
Even SC" replied Mr. Redding,
quietly; you're not sorry to find your
self 4 false prophet, I hope "No,
no; certainly not. But it's miracle.
How was it, my dear fellow? how WAS
it? Mr.. X, told him the story OF his
recovery, describing it wholly to the
Bitters,) and is willing 10 confirm it
verbally or hv letter whenever applied
10.
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MAMHlncrok HousE

Is THOROUGHLY RENOVATED AND
improved, refurnished aud re1ttsd through
out. No pains win bespered 20 make those
comfortable that favor. me with their pa.
Ionage +. ". SHURTLITF,
mas Proprietor,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL on First Page
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The new iood-source, SEA Moss
FARINE is becoming very popular with
all classes. As q table-dessert it is
the cheapest and most delicious in the
world.
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$500 lbs Fruit Can Cement.
T.. II. II.

FOR sale by
LOGAN, LIST Il co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TUESDAY, June 2lst 1870.

The Board met in special session.
present-Messrs. Botsford, Clator,
Curtis Davis, Harrison, Miller, Roberts,
Salisbury, Waterhouse and Zoeckler,
The President called the Board to
order, and the minutes Of the preceding
meeting were read, approved and signed.
Mr.. Harrison, chairman OF the
special committee on Court House and
Jail repairs, to whom was referred a
resolution in regard to the appointment
of Janitor to take care Of and he re-
sponsible for the Court House and
grounds surrounding the same, reported
the following resolution, which was
adopted: =.
ReSolred. That q Janitor who shall
take charge of the Court House and
grounds surrounding the same, and be
held responsible for the property, he
appointed at salary ofS300p per annum
who shall give bond for the faithful
performance of his duties.
Applications for the position Of JAM
tor were received from Green Watson
John }. Jackson, Thomas j. Ham
mond, Isaac Pfifer, William Bmdtka and
Dunmore Whiting
A ballot being had, Mr. Budtka was
elected.
The following communication was
received and the superintendent or
dered:
AUTHORS OFFICE, CHARLESTON,
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AUTHORS OFFICE, CHARLESTON,
.... June l3, 1870.

Board of Supervisors Of Ohio County:
GENTLEMEN II hereby certify that
the Board of Commissioners assessed
and made return of the property of the
Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad Company
in the county of Ohio at $l9l 400, and
Hempfeld Railroad Company at $780,
900, which YOU will apportion among
the several townships, as provided in
section g., chapter 81, Code of West
Virginia, and make return Of such ap-
portionment to this Office, and certify
the amount levied on each 800 value
of personal property for county pur
poses for 1870. And YOU. will further
apportion, in the same manner, at the
value of $4,000, the property owned
by the Hempfeld Railroad Company
in your county for 1862, certifying the
amount of county levy for that year.
| am, very respectfully,
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SALT FOR SALE.

VNHE AGENTS OF THE PUULOA SAL
WORKS offer for sale by the Bag, Barrel or Cargo, either
Table. Dairy or Coarse Salt. The Salt from these Works is Of
superior quality, and can be had at reasonable rates on appli-
cation to c. L. RICHARDS r CO.,
729 3m Agents.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY, JUNE 4.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
SESSION OF 1910.
TUESDAY, May 31st.

= w
TUESDAY, May 31st.
REPORTS.
The Committee on Education reported favOrably
on the petition from Lahaina, praying that two
boarding schools for boys, and two for girls be estab-
lished on each of the principal Islands and unfavor-
ably on the petition from Hilo asking that parents
having three children and over be exempt from per-
sonal taxes.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Naili, that $3.50 be inserted in the Appro-
priation Bill for a Court House in the District Of
koolauloa, Oahu.
Referred to Special Committee.
Mr.. Kaiue, gave notice of a bill amending Article
20 of the Constitution relating to Judges sitting in
the Assembly.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The House proceeded to the consideration of the
Report of the Committee on Taxation, by Bill, in
Committee of the Whole.
The bill is entitled an Act to amend the law in re-
lationsto the tax on animals, to repeal Sections 48l
and 497 of the Civil Code. The bill provides the
following taxes: Horses, so cents each dogs,
mules and asses, 90 cents, and each dog to be tagged,
for which tag the Collector shall collect 10 cents.
Mr.. Lyons moved that the tax on female dogs be
one dollar and a half. Mr.. Hitchcock thought it
was unconstitutional Another member thought
that the male dogs were as much to blame as the f-
male in the way of increase Of canine population.
Motion LOST ana Dill passed.
The Committee rose and reported passage of the
above act with amendment, and mme the
same to be engrossed. Report adopted.
An Act to regulate the assessment aud collection of
taxes on property was then read a second time, and
considered in Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Hitchcock spoke in favor Of Section one.
Mr.. Smith minister of + inance), said he had no
objection to the bill, but thought if passed it would
make no difference us it covered the same points as
the existing law.
Mr.. Bishop said it was right that all property
should be taxed, but it was not wise to change the
system of assessment unnecessarily. The present
system was pretty well understood, and all a person
was worth was properly returned under the present
system, which is as simple as any tosbe had, though
probably some property escaped taxation. If the Act
now before the House was passed, it would create q
great deal of confusion between debtors and creditors.
If n man possessed 900 worth of goods which
he owed for, he was virtually worth nothing. But
he pays the tax ON the $4,000, and has to go to his
creditors to collect their proportion of the taxes on
their property. The present system was well enough.
Should the present Act pass it might increase the
value of property in the District, and the fees of the
Tax Collector, but he could not see much benefit to
the country at large.
Mr.. KOmoikeehuehu opposed the law, and favored
the passage of the bill.
Mr.. Kuapuu favored the passage of the bill.
Mr.. Pilipo opposed the bill.
a motion to reject the bill was carried.
Assembly adjourned.
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Zs- Punch6oUL for June was laid on our table
yesterday. We have only time and space TO cay
that this, the twelfth number, is the best Of tse
year. From its Retrospect and Prospect 7" to it,
" Popular Women % it is sound and sparkling.
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95- We are cempelled to omit several a~rticles,
foreign news, notes. &c, &e, int.aasl for Ehis Issue,
in order to give place - - Hy sresting legis-
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% The annual election for officers of the Ho-
nolulu Fire Department will be held on Monday
evening next. Every man should be at his post.
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SCHOONER IA MOL.-Thia hne c~0astiEg vessel,
which has been in the ship-carpenters' hal1s for
four months past, is now ready for sea, and sails on
Monday next for Kahului, on which route she will
resume her old place as the regular packet. under
Captain Powers skillful management. The Ia
1Eoi has been almost entirely rebuilt, with new
timbers, p~lanking. decks, mast and sails. and is
probably better than when she FIRST left the stocks
in New London in 1853. If, however. Capt. Hebron
never fell in love with his beautiful craft before,
he will when he sees her on Wednesday next at
Kahului. Like every thing that halls from New
London, it will be hard getting to windward of her
in any weather and on any route. Mr.. George
Emmes deserves no mail share of credit, for her
present appearance.
A CURIOUS SIGHT.-On Sunday last, a swarm OF
bees, which had abandoned a hive belonging to
one of the Chinese merchants in this city, came on
board the bark Comet. which was lying alongside
Market wharf, and collected under the skylight of
the vessel. Here they hung from one of the beams,
a mass two feet in length, directly over the table,
and continued for an hour or more in a state of
great revolutionary excitement, driving all specta-
tors from the cabin. At length the colony started
of, and were apparently blown out to sea by the
strong wind, where every bee probably persisted.
MAsoxIc.-The regular monthly meeting of Ha-
waiian Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ, will be held at
their rooms, Makee's building, on Monday evening
next, at u O'Clock.
E The annual election for officers of the Ho-
nolulu Fire Department will be held on Monday
evening next. Every man should be at his post.
@- The Fire Department hold a parade drill
this afternoon at ii, when the alarm bell will be
struck. See notice.
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g The Fire Department hold a parade drill
this afternoon at II, when the alarm bell will be
struck. See notice.
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gzs- The ann asi meeting Mission Chill
dren's Society yH' be hefl es evening, at the
house Of Pet z. Jeu- "a.
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FOR RENT!

IA SEVERAL COTTAGES, PLEASANTLY
f1:H situated, with Pasture Grounds and Water Privileges.
GI Inquire OF
727 3m lug STANGENWALD, N. D.
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MAsoNIc.-The regular monthly meeting Of Ha-
waiian Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ, will be held at
their rooms, Makee's building, on Monday evening
next, at u O'Clock.
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NOTICE.

Turing MY TEMPORARY ABSENCE
from this Kingdom, WILLIAM c. PARKE, Esq, Of
Honolulu. and I. W. EVERETT, Esq. of Waikapu. Island Of
Maui, will act as my Agents, under Power Of Attorney, for their
respective Islands, and any debts contracted without their aP-
prevail and consent, will be cOascientiously repudiated by
725 On z. III. TREADWAY.
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THURSDAY, June I'd.

PETITION.
From Honolulu, praying that the sale of poi be
legislated upon. Referred.
REVOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Pilipo read for the first time an Act to regulate
the Hawaiian and English version of the laws. Bill
passed to its second reading.
Mr.. Halemanu read for the first time an Act to
provide for the measuring of roads throughout the
kingdom. Bill passed to its second reading.
Mr.. Rice gave notice of o bill to provide for a hos
pital on the Island of Kauai.
Mr.. Hitchcock introduced q resolution that all
Bills and Acts be presented on or before the 18th day
of June, and none be introduced after that date un-
less by permission of the House. Adopted.
The Unfinished Business being the resolution of Mr..
Kaiue, requesting the Minister Of Finance to explain
how the permanent settlement on NJ. Kekuanaoa was
expended, was then considered by the House.
Mr.. Hutchinson minister of the Interior) stated
that yesterday the Minister of Foreign Relations
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E,OcAA kSrcvitieS.

". W. Walker, $50, of Westmoreand. and
CO... G. W. Brcnt,n of this city, will address the
citix ms OF Alexandria at Liberty Hall on Fri
day night next ia support OF the election OF
Major BraSton to Congress.
A young gentleman from the country Wild
rode 10 town last night 10 visit friend hao
the bride stolen from his horse, and was compel
led to substitute borrowed piece of rope ior
the lost article until he could reach his home.
The alaru, OF fire about 10 o'clock this morn
was caused by the partial burning OF the ROOT
of the house Of Nlr. Woods ON St. Asaph street,
north of Queco. The neghbors exIlnguishcd
the flames.
Some of the nominations OF the late Radlca
County Convention having proved unaccepta-
bic to the party, another ConTeution will be
held at the Frecdmen's village to night 10
make new nominations.
MIR. Hemuth lost valuable mule yeSter-
day. The animal was kicked b. horse had
his leg broken, ard was knocked in the mead
to relieve it OF It's misery.
Mrs. Hutiy, formerly OF Alexandra but
now resident of Washington, had valuable
gold watch stolen from her in TINT city yesterday
Through travel between Washington and
Lyuchturg will be resumed to morrow all the
bridges on the route having been completed
The local trains on the \. Il w. Il. Il. WI
commence running Tomorrow.