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$1,000, $500, and 500.


They will DO issued as Coupon Dond', I0ydAs
oBVarr, and may DO held in that form; or
The Bond may be Registered in the namc Of ihc
owner, with tho couponS Remaining payable to
bearer attached, tho principal being then trans
icrablO only on the books Of tho Company, unless
reAsSIgned to bearer; or
The coupons may be detached and cancelled,
tho Bond made permanent RtClstersd Lo''d,
transferable only on thu books Of tho Company,
and the interest made payable only to the regis
tered owned or his attorney. fat. 81. .U
The three elasscs will DO known respectively a:
1xt. "COupon Bonds payable to Bearer"
ID. "RogistSrOd Bonds With Coupons At
taehCd." ~ lt
Cd. ssRsEIStered Bonds With Coupons do.
taehSd,r and should bs 20 designated BY Cores
pondoutS in specifying the class Of Bonds desired.
They have thirty years TO run from January
is, 1870, with InIGFOSt at GIx per CGntpCr annum
from November I, 1863. PRiNCPAL AND NTH
Esr PAYABLE N GOLD IN THE cTr or NEw.ToRK'
The interest il payable In MAT and NOVEMBER
that 1t may take the pIAec OF that otthe earlier
Issues Of Five wcntcS, and suit the convenience
Of our frlsuds who already hold Central and
Western n elac Bonds, with intarcDt payable ia
January and July, and who may desire, In max
Ing additional investments to have their interest
receivable at different seasons Of the year.
ThsLOAn Ia secured BY a mortgage upon the
entire Line Of Road from Rlchmona to the ohio
River, with the equipment and ali other property
and appurtenaneCS connected Herewith.
A SINKING FUND or $4,000 PER ASSuN Is
PROVIDED ron TlE REDEMPTION or THE BoSDs,
TO TAKE EPTEcr ONE YEAR AFTER TlIE CoNrIE.
TION OF FHE ROAp. .a...s1a
Tho mortgage Is for 1900, 900, Of which q,
10000 will be reserved and held In trust for tho
redemption Of outstanding Bonds Of tho Virginia
Csntral Railroad Company now merged In the
CHEaAFBAKlAIiD ONO, m#E.I wHG.I
orthcnmainthg SiS,COO 900, AsuIleISntaH amount
will be SOLD 10 complete tho road 10 tho Ohio
river, perfect and improve the portion now In
operation, and thoroughly equip the whole for a
large and aetvctmale. %
The present proc 10 % and accrued Interest.
ALoah 40 amply secured, SocarcNuly guarded,
and 50 certain hereafter to command a prominent
place among tho fAvoritO securities In the mar.
EetS, both Of this County and Europe, will he At
once appreciated and quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully,
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FINANCIAL,
OFFICE OF
Fisk &.IIATcIH,
RANKERS AND DEALERS
IN
Government Securities !
M. & Nassau Street, New York,

FEBRuAKY 10, 1870
rhs,0uarEaols success which attended our ne
,,o,,,,lou Of the Loan. Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY. and the YElEEHS PAclF'0
RAILROAD COMPANY, and tho popularity anu
.,.d,, which these Loans have maintained In the
markets. both in this country and Europe have
.bowu that the Flint Mortgage Bonds Of wisely
located aud hOnornblyrmanagod Railroads are
,,owutIy recognized and readily taken as the
most suitable, safe, and advantageous form OF H.
y..,mcnt, yielding more liberal income than can
n.,e.ttar DO derived nom Government Bonds and
available to take their place. .ra Ir.,4fs
Assured that, in tho selection and negotiation
- ,,nedor Railroad Loans, we are meeting"
,,,s,, publIc want, and rendering a valuable ser
',,.-ho,b 10 the holders Of Capital and to those
,,,c,, National works Of internal improvement
chose intrinsic merit and substantial character
Utilized them to the use of Capital and tho con-
nl.rce Of ,uycs,ors-wc now offer with special
confidence and satisfaction the Z -
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
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HIlEaToRE

IL first.class Btick, the nofthwcitetly third Of
substantial and elegant block. erected In e0t. It
beautiful and aonFiGhIng City Of, Marietta, Ohio,
aud IL 81 feet on Front street by 50 feet deep,
three stories high, with OelllF under tho whole!
1t d finished in tho finest style; and there arc no
hAndRomer Btore.rOoms In thu State outside OF the
principal cities. Tho lot Is q feet BY $50 feet,
with rear front on. Post street, and 10 Increasing
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OF rms On
chc.aueake s. Ohio Railroad Company

me CAesaEoah gpi Ohio Railroad, c0anestlng
,be Atlantic Coast and the magnificent nArooF'
NJ The Chesapeake Baywlth tho Ohio River al
,,,n, N reliable navigation and thus, with tue
.n,,c railroad HyStom and water transportation
nm. prsa, West and Southwest, forms the adds
lanai East and west Trunk Llne, SO tmpcra'
lively demanded for the accommodation OF the
immense and rapldly.growlng transportation DC
tween the Atlantic SCAbOard and EaFopo "n tuV
one hand, and the great producing regions Oh ''V
ohio and Mississippi Valleys on tho other
Ths Importance Of this Road aS new OutIet
from the West to the sea 1agn'acS 1t mo ono
of national consequence, and inSHFcS TO II n" OK
tensIyc Though traffic from tho day Of It's Co"''
p1O,Eou. while, In the development OF the extch'
.iye agricultural and mineral RESOURCES OF VIE
,iula and West Virginia, It possesses, along 'ts
avn line. tho clements Of large and prOtltaOis
local business.
Thus tho great interests, both general ana
local. which demand the completion OF the CllES
AprAKE AND ONO RAILROAD to the Ohio River,
afford the surcst guarantee Of It's success and
value, and reader It the most Important, and
substantial Railroad enterprise now In progress
10 this Country. 1
Its superiority az an East and West route, and
Ihp promise OF an immense and profitable trade
awaiting It, completion, have drawn to It the St
tSntIou and cooperation Of prominent Capitalists
and Railroad men Of this City Of sound Judgment
and known integrity, whose connection with II
together with thnt of eminent citizens and husi'
ness men Of Virginia and West Virginia, lnSure"
oaergetIc, honorable, and successful man
cement. ,r M4
Tho Road Ia completed aud in operation from
Richmond to tho celebrated White Sulphur
Springs Of West Virginia, az miles, and there
remain hut 800 miles (now partially constructed
to be completed, 10 carry 1t to the proposed ter
minus on the Ohio River at, or near, the mouth
Of the Big Sandy River, 100 mllcs above Cincln'
Oau, aud a6O mIles hollow Pittsburgh.
Lines arc now projected or Inprosrcss through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which will con-
meet the Chesapeake and ohio With the entire
REllrosd GIStemS of thF TeSt{aaa South west,
nd With the Pacific Railroad. aIa.
It's valuable franchises and superior advantages
will place tho CIIBsATEAEE AND Quo RAILROAD
COMPANY among the richest and most powerful
and trustworthy corporations Of the country; and
there exists present ValHe, Ia completed Road
aud work done, equal to the entire amount OF
th'nSrrtSag'.
Tho details Of the Loan harc been arranged
with special reference to the wants Of all classes
Of investors, and combine the various fnAGuroH Of
convenience, safety, and protection against los"
rfraud, r~ ~ rcryj
Tho Bonds aretn denominations Of y, y ~
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SPLENDID PREMIUMsl,
Best Farmers Paperand the Best
Lady's Magazine. g7i

Any person sending NJ $40 for elub Of 3
Tickets, we will give Orange Judd'a American
Agricultural for onH year. n '1'l z I, y, =,
Any Lady sending uS 80 for 4 club. OF 10
Tickets, We will give Godeyh LaayIa BOOK TOT
EBSAIi persona who d6AIre to participate IN
this Grand DistFibutiOn are requested 70 send
their orders at onees Do not delay until tho last
moment, but forward your orders promptly; and
give NJ time 70 make the entries correctly, ~
C5Hs RemIttances may DO made By Bank DFafls,
Post ONCE Orders, or Registered Letters. Wrtt6
NdHteS and dddFEER p'qiNiy. 0tdeta containing
remIttlncea may bO Addressed to ?. 3. PRARCE,
Esq,, trustee. All other communications 70 the
me aiStTibution will DO Supesintended BY q
Competent committee, and win positively take
place al the time designated. ForAgeueIcS and
Tickets, address 'u !. aIuYfi
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THE DRY GOODS

Arc new, fashionable, Of the beat quality In al
respects, and purchased expressly Tor the retail
trade. They consist Of npe Cloths, caSGimcra,
Dress Goods, D0mestics-in short, 4 full line Of
ali Goods usually kHptin \ FlrBtC Glass Dry Goods
Store. Tho Goods will DO appraised BY two
merchants Of this clty-Tho appraisers 10 DO cho-
sen BY tho hCket'h0ldcFs, u"
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THE DWELLING

Is good two-S.Ory brick; In excellent repair and
contains eleven rooms. It 10 finely located In
the village Of WilliamBtoRn. on the Ohio river,
ODpoSits Marietta, and commands beautiful
YlsW NJ tho city and river,
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K: Q s..K!i'!. 90!

ID a remedy Of Toadtrra Raeaey in the eurt Of
diseases Of the RidatyS and bladder. In taeso
A6tettonS u u az near spseiRe a. any remedy can
b.. II does liz work kindly, slItnay and rtrtly,
The Rdt0 which 1t aaOrtlS 10 both certain and
nsnopkIbs. .,,..r.
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Mn. BRoyE, Of tho celebrated banking
house Of Brown Brothers, was at one
time in lis litc blessed by his wife with two
twin boys, He said this somewhat dis.
turbed his domestic relations. As he was
doing business in the name ofBrown Bro
Tiers, he could not sec the consistency OF
his wife being interested in Barring Bro
thers, i m 7. .nui'.tgpI
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The undersisned take pleasure In teStItyipg 70
tho honesty and stnight.forWardneSs Of the
MesSrs. Berkeley 4 Dutt6n. Tho patrons Of their
Distribution can rat assured that tho utmost
flrnegs and honesty will DO their greatest aim, 20
that IN win have equal chances Ia the prizes Of
Ser0d. They Would further state that thG valuA-
ton put upon the property, 10 not athot8, but
real, and Ii In SYery respect as represented.
". CHAMBERLAIN, Probate Judge,
LEWIS ANDERSON, County Treasurer
tHs j. V.RhhGBRY, County Auditor Il
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TESTIMONIAL.
uNIon .pAorPro r. RI opTICE OF On

UNIUHEAV1VI0L'I3I3W H. IA TIA "
Hon. T. N! ArRnT, President National Watch
CO.. Chicago. ILL.,:
DtGr Slr:-DurIng the month that / have car.
Red one Of yOnr ''B. ". Raymond" Watches II
has not faiIed to keep tho time with sonneh ae:
cIlElcY a. 10 leave nothing 10 dcEira In thlAIea
varii. For accuracy In Hme.kecpInR, ,boaRtyUi
movement and finish, your Watches challenge my
admiration. and arouse my pride as an American
and am confident that In all respects they vii
compete succoS1fully1n tho markets Of tho world
with similar manufacturers Of older nations
They need only to DO known to lc appreciated.
Yours most respectfully, w
r q HAMMOND Gan'l SuD'k
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GovRRNOR- AlCous Of Mississippi, has
offered d reward Of 900 for the dPpre'
hGusIon Of Yergcr
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EVThs adYcrtlscnentef BeFkley 1 Dpttan'O
"Gnnd Property DIStribntlop,r 70 takN place IN
MAviGtta, March 81, 1910, will attract attention
Tho proPot they 0eF ID Of tic BEST Ia Marietta;
and tho complete reap0nAlbillty Of 4tasrl, BsEk.
10y b button, who arc among Our most pEOmi.
nent business men, VIII 10 iully accorded by
every person who knows them. -AdFiEiid RH0i5-
GfF, T.'u sIlAJ 0NT lg
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Spring Trade.
PATENT DUST EXCLUDER,
Over Five Hundred Dealers

in various parts of the land have unrcscrVcdly
endorsed them. They arc In use upon numerous
lines Of Railway, including the UNIoS PACIFIC
and tho PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL, and officers OF
these roads, with other prominent n i: oihcialS.
r Il, cnploycsAad tEavGlCfs. yGttntFOtlnced.
The following arc presented as specimens Of
thngR tNptImOnia1B.
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DESTINATION OF RERKLEE 4 DuTFoN.-It 10
quRlhted with the 'eSntleHGn who compose the
hrm, ard their reputation lbE EElty and honor
stands deSGrYediy high, Those who purchase
tickets may DO aISuFSd Of belhg honestly dealt
With. We cay this on our own responSi6Illty.-
Marietta Tine febt0SAt-cOWw
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G. q. HAMMOND, Gent sup't.
orr1cE or TnE IIUpsoN RLyER RAnaoAD

d. 9cn'l Supt New York, Jan. II. 1910, IS
Dslr SIE:-Tha Watch mAdO by your Company
which l have carried tho past two months, has
kept excellent Tine j have carried It frequently
on engines. and have boon OH tho road with i
almost daily. During this time 1t has run uni
iOrmly with our standard clock. ,.s.
Truly YOIlFE, ..
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Or MONEY REFUNDED!

uavi..rti wal' ,rGnn'
--.... r..
.'o.- !.
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R. N. POOL, General Agent,
r-Ll C1kRKABURG, ". VA
J. N. MCWHORTER, Agent,

Agents wanted everywhere in the State. aI
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The following dealers also, In various parts Of
tho country, have certified tat they consider the
ElVin Watches to DO all that tho Company have
advertised them, az better finished, more correct
aud durable, than any in market Of similar price,
aud that they hare great confidence In recon-
mCndIug them TO the public, on account Of their
general mSrlt: :. ,..., o,..,,... :, !,
Wheeler, Parsons 4 Co., @. HellObu9h, Cincinnati.
New York E. JaccaEd d Co., 1t.
Warren. Spadono & Co., LoliG
New York, n. E. Crlttcndcn i Co.,
Middleton s. Bro, MY. Cleveland.
+. d, Bynnnr, NJ. Burt, Cleveland.
Henry 6innGl, Morse, iRsdlln b Ham
Geo. "! Bralt & Co. !" iltOn, Chicago.
Scott, Barnett 3 Co.. H. HenEa. Denver, Col.
PIttGhurHh, N. NJ. baldwin J. Co.,
J. Il. Reed 4 Co., Pitts: San Francisco, Cal,
hurHh. 30. y.'f KOes q DryflS, New,
DahmC q Co., Clncin'h. Orleans.
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SCHEDULE OF PROPERTY +

-s :sEt' -hi.&'.I = 81.
..llly.- HI.J gI.4.at. I..sJ ai.l
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sTSLECTI0N.-THE sToCKHoLD;
IL ERS In Greenwood Cemetery Company are
eIectl1n OF Directors, will DO held at the once Of
tbo SeGfetaFy On THURSDAY, 18th Inst, Be.
tween tho h0urS OF 2 and 5 O'Clock r. n, Of RSld
day, Z" ~ X u lIbONHAA, { |
mas b0IGt4tE
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NTYEIENo1l1r PRIlII18loN,

a %, !r- a-
~ -L.--Ni- luL--L-l.-l.M- ~ d
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Positively on the slst1 Of March,

larr ara' I'D TGE..l II lvGs.3
t.,-,.,f,r OF y.l..L ,.u Ipafr7G7 .g-I
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

TIME THIRTIETH SESSION Or dhto
institution will commence on noN I.,r.t,
the 26th of SEPTEMBER, $50, ana terIni iil.I
on the 18th OF June, 1911. It's roHl sai,tIS,,I
and healthy hill-countrv Of the Panhah-
die" OF West Virginia, easily accessory ~
railroad or river and surrounded WIN IN, tte
rno.t favorable influences for student me
I; has a property in Endowment, buln-
ings, Apparatus, Library, &c. OF over Ss 49,,
OO0, and is thus enabled 10 sustain iaSts
and furnish facilities for thorough eoucf
cation of the very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are PROVIDED ior
both nublic and private boarding, ana un-
furnished rooms will be let TO students VINO
wish to board themselves
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.: Regular LLl'
araTv Course. including the Ancient Ian
SnaSsS, for the Degree Of Bachelor OF Arts
! 3 Literary and scientific Course ior the
! IeSree OF Bachelor OF Sciences. 5. : ne
CoIIrsa for Master OF Arts. l. The Course loI
/ Master OF sciences. 8. Special courses il
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &C
/ Detailed information "a To these CourseS
/ will be found in our catalogue; ,a,,.,,
! APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.-Ihe lnsttu,
ton has a complete set Of PHILOSOPHERS
Auparatus, and students who wish II art
trained in the use OF Field Instruments
! also n thoroughly fitted up LaDratory, lo
practical instruction and work In Cheinlca
. Analysis, and an ample Museum loE liz
study of Natural History.
TERMs.-Tuition, SO per session. Board
ing from 81 TO sj per week. Unturnsne'
rooms s. per session 10 each STUDENT pre-
nnring for the Ministry. Free tuition u
sons Of Ministers of the Gospel OF all de
nominations. r.. ,,o
logue 10 Professor c. L. LooS, Secretary,
10 W. X. PENDLETON, President
i,,IS Bethany, West va
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PARIS NOT TO SURRENDEE.-We con-
slider this is not as it should be- When,
ever people know themselves to be
inferior they should give way to the
superiority of powder Believing that
might throws an additional weight into
the scale Of right, we are of opinion
that it is nothing more than. proper
in order to avoid any further bloodshed,
the French nation should surrender.
The same dogma still holds good with
regard to the productions of the, earth.
For whenever the superiority of any
particular production becomes estab-
lished it OF course takes precedence
Therefore, believing the above 10 be
true, il is evident that the Bismarck
Flour sold by Hess & Egerter, made Of
old white wheat, claims, az a family
flour, superiority over other brands.
Every barrel guaranteed.
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POLICE CoURr-The attempt to get
an item from the police court yesterday
was a melancholy failure. The wet
weather of the past three days seems to
have had dispiriting influence on ga
lots, bummera, rusileers and benzinists.
II has been so wet that they could not
get dry, and not being dry they did not
wet their whistles. The result is that
we are without our morning report of
plain or complicated DRINKS. We'll, we
suppose we must stand it. Knowing
that this state of things cannot exist
forever, we look to the future with that
reliance christian always feels in four
aces
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LAYING THE WATER PGPEs.-Mr. Jas.
HALEY, who has the contract for dig
ging the trench across the bed of the
Ohio river in which the water pipes are
being placed has finished this work to the
Island side and is to-day above the sur
face of the river. The services Of the
Grecian Bend are now no longer need
ed, his men being able now to use the
shovel. The work has been well and
speedidly'done, and Mr. Haley deserves
the highest praise for the energy he has
used in the prosecution of his share Of
the work. The work Of putting down
the water pipes is carried on under the
immediate supervision of Mr.. Andrew
Sweeney, Of Sweeneys Il Co, and il
has been done in the most satisfactory
manner. Both he and Mr.. Haley have
worked hard so as to get the pipes laid
before rise should come, and they have
been most successful. The work can
now 60 on though the river should get
bank full.
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HORACE GREELEY's LBcrURE.-Despite

HORACE GREELEY's LEcrURE.-Despite
the disagreeable weather prevailing all
day yesterday, Washington Hall was
well filled last evening with an intelli-
gent and critical audience, to hear
Horace Greeley lecture on the Woman
Question" Horace's position is, in
one view, sensible and sound. He
holds that woman has a perfect right to
vote if she will agree to assume all the
responsibilities that follow the assump
ton of the franchise, but that all
the instincts of womans nature are
against such an assumption. The
woman question, as he understands it,
is more extended sphere Of labor for
woman, and consequent increase in
compensation for her work. He is
most orthodox on the sanctity Of the
marriage relation, and holds that the
marriage tie can only be solved by
death. There was not person in the
hall, we judge, but was delighted anc
enlightened by the lecture.
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SAMUEL GRIMsHAw, ESQ, Auditor Of
Monroe county, Ohio, writes from
Woodsfeld:
".Messrs. QrtoJy & De&s'd-l have
now carried the watch bearing your
firm name for the greater portion Of a
year, and find that it runs wish the
greatest accuracy. pronounce it a
good, reliable time-keeper; it has never
given me any trouble and | desire no
better. | can recommend it for dura-
bility, neatness Of finish, &c, in fact as
No. watch"
Call at the Market Street Jeweiry
Store, below the Mcclure House, and
see watches, &c.
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BrSlNEss.-When our friends from
the neighboring counties come to town,
let them not fail to visit the stores and
warehouses OF our merchants. and
the places OF business of our manufac.
turers and mechanics. They will see
fine stocks of goods, and large supplies
of all that farmers need in their agri-
cultural pursuits, and for their house
hold and farming purposes-all offered
at The lowest and most reasonable
prices.
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RIVER NEws.-There is hardly water

hfVER NEWS.-l mere Is ndIuiy "n'SA
enough in the river to make river item
interesting. There is not over two feet
nine inches of water here, though it Is
not falling any. We don't see how ii
could, except the bottom fell out.
Back river is almost dry At Cincin-
natl there is but four feet two inches in
the channel. A rise, though, is looked
for, hoped for, prayed for.
There were three Parkersburg packets
at the wharf yesterday-all little chaps,
calculated to run in a dry gutter--the
Piketon, the Eagle, and the Rhoda.
The Science did not get over the lar
at Wheeling creek on her last trip from
Parkersburg. She was obliged TO landat
the Belmont Mill. She will arrive to-
day and will return to Parkersburg at
3 o clock this afternoon.
The Benwood got aground, on Thurs
day, with flat she had in tow, opposite
West Wheeling, when we left the wharf
last evening she was trying to dig her
self ont
The low water packet Garry Owen
Captain J. W. Carlton, built by Wilson
Dunlevey d Co., and having her engine:
built 10y Hamilton, it was expected
would be ready to leave for Cincinnati
and New Orleans, to-day, but her Cap
tain, one of most reliable and gentle
men on the river, has decided to hold
on for a another heavy dew before start
ing. He will try and get away OF
Monday. He has got fine packet
We will give her dimensions on Mon
day.
! There are two other boats ha,in.
their engines built here. The Ruti
in front OF, and boat, whose name W,
could not learn, at the rear Of the oil
Express. Our engine builders have a!
the work they can attend to just now
The new Rebecca is all ready ia
launching at Marietta, and Is only wait
ing for water to be brought here to re
ceive her cabin and machinery. W
hope the water may come soon.
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SErTLED.-The case against John
Cole for committing an assault and bat
terry on Hugh MCurdy and William
MCurdy with a hot shovel, to have
been heard before Squire Clohan yes
terday morning was settled, Cole pay
ing MCurdy 81 as damages and the
costs in the case. This is pretty good
price, Of itself, to pay for little cxhihi-
ton Of temper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-01

TO KEEP THE PEACE.-E esterday
Mrs. Amanda Trimble, janitress OF the
Webster township school house, had
lIctty Trimhlc arrested on a warrant
issued 10y Squire Ciohan on 4 charge
of breach of the peace in whipping a
child of Mrs. \. Trimble's. The ac
cused was held in the sum Of 800 to
keep the peace for one year.