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SUPREME CGDaT-~C:iAM3Ens.

Decisions.
by Judge Ingraham.
BetlfOrd el al. rS. CAittea,dsn,--Memo randa for
counsel.
In the Natter OF the Application Of George Price
for Money! Gc.-Report confirmed.
Mari ct oil. u.s. B7o,yn Ell dL-Motion denied.
BY Judge CardozO.
In the Matter Of tie Petition Of John r. Galla-
g1ey.-Order settled.
Ia pScOW Is MOrOan.--Samc.
John ftrcg as. The brooklyn Ddfiy E1gye.-Same.
EIUGrd Roberts Us. XO'ItiO ~. Grau--MOtion
Denied without costs.
By Judge Van Brunt
Thomas Chambers Us. Daniel A. Bn1dlCin.--Judg.
ment for the plaintiff.
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Young COMMUNISTS.

TWO young sneak thieves entered the First Uni.
versalist church. Williamsburg yesterday afternoon,
through rear window, and stole the large Bible
used on the sacred desk and number OF hymn
books. Tie thieves were noticed by Mr.. Thomas
Browne, Mr.. George Chambers and other citizens In
the neighborhood, who went In pursuit OF them. In
the chase the thieves dropped the Bible and hymn
Battle row.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouYT.

a Patent s;nit.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Blatchford rendered his decision III the patent re-
frlge ator case OF George c. Roberts W. scwall v.
Dedgo and Jacob Narian. The Judge decides that
the Dill be dismissed with costs.
The Instruction In Cuba.
IL was ex pected that the trial OF General Jordan
who has been indicted for aiding and abettng the
instruction In Cuba, would have been called on
yesterday, but 1t has gone over Indefinitely.
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SUPREME C0UaT-SPECIAL TERM.


Decisions.
BY Judge Sutherland.
Mosbach Us. Aataei'e M.--Judgment for palntin
on demurrer, with costs.
Myers ct al. us. Acknowledgement for defendant on
the demurrer, with costs.
VOsc Ua. Mul1duhee ana 81. Paul Rdi1lDoU Com.
panu-Judgment for the plaintir on the demurrer,
with costs,
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laval ORDERS.

lieutenant Samuel Beldon has been ordered 10
The photographic once, and Chief Engineer
Edward Farmer has been detached from the Boston
Navy Yard and placed on waiting orders.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., May 20, ISL
Rear Admiral Tayoor arrived at the Navy Yard
today to servo as Judge advocate IN inc coure
martial for the trial or sailor for desertion from inc
United states ship Ticonderoga, when. vessel Is IN
the Cowes haIbor, waiting orders: captain brad-
ford and o,heys Will constitute the court Ior Ids
triai of this and other cases.
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ACCIDENT ON The NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

PORT CHESTER, N. r., May %, 1871.
The down noon express train on the New Haven
Railroad to-day struck q wagon, containing Mr..
John Mier, a well known grocery merchant, who
had leg ana arm broken and WAS otherwise In.
iured mere Is reason To hope that his In es Will
not prove fatal. young man named liinman was
slightly injured. The horse driven hy Mi. KILLER was
killed.
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ARMY ORDERS.

Captain Mcclure OF the Army Commissary Gene
ras ONCE mas been ordered TO proceed 10 Carlisle
barracks to make detailed inspection OF subsist-
enee stores at that post and 70 report to the Com
WI az dsposifion should DO made OF them.
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COURT or COMMON PLEas-spEclAL Term.

Decisions.
BY Judge Joseph +. DAILY.
HAlVer Us. Rosenber0.-Motion granted.
He,TicE rs. Re.d-Moton denied.
Knapp Us. Mcge.-hIotlon granted.
Douglass u. D0ugdSs.-MOiiOn denied.
HoroitS rs. HorWiLz-proof OF adjournment
needed.
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sweepstakes for $1,000 Will be trotted at Fleet
wood Park this afternoon by four horses, which
promises to lie Of interest
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COURT or OYER AND TEaM'HEa.
Before JUICE Cardozo.

This court met Yesterday morning. but there being
no causes ready for trial 1t was ADJOURNED Till this
morning.
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Umpire-Mr McMhh0n, OF tho Mutual Club
Time OK gaine-One hour and forty mnutes.
Runs earned-Chlcago, q; Eckfoid, l.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL RaHResn TAXES.
Important Decision by Commissioner Plea.o1-
ton-scrip Dividends ISSUED by the New
York Central Railroad Company Sub
Ject TO Internal Revenue Taxes

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1871.
The following decision Is announced this after.
noon by the Commissioner OF Internal peve,ue.
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Dz'gneeyys, PA
Street, Pet
THE OIL MARK E'T3.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
January 81 1871.
There was little or nothing dons in the
petroleum natke; to day. Last evening
one or two sales wers made at $4,25. To
day $4,20 Is the best offer made. No sales
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THE tOLUMRIA COENEr EaNR

Buy The "f5 ed Hot" Tuldit manufactured
in Titus Vile expressly Ioft oil country
addpied to all, kinds of weatbsr, at J. Il.
Xrons. ai2-r
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Call al Nlcholson & i1lsckmon,s pnd bnv
a Cooking Stove with iron ware tor tSeive
dollars
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Miiir''s Campdor zee, ID" ',i In the
market, at GKTFFAa Bios.
LJviG LIZ.
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CARD To THE LADIES,
DIR. DJPONCO<S
Golden p eriOdical Pills,
Prepared Expressly for Married
ladies,

ladies.
OF lady writes Duporco's dolden Pills relieved
me- in two DAYS" with ut any irco nvenence ike
magic. SO FAY all " no who the genuine BE.
ware of connierreit5" q" The gen inc il now put M
in large white boxes, containing double quantity
of pills, and upon each hox you Wi find the ". :.
Revenue Stamp printed from nv private die. upon
which You vii f,d the words Duponco's Golden
Periodical Pills, in (whlte) lett1s. None genuine
without that stamp. The small red and yellow
hores are no longer used because ofther bel 6
coun,cristed
Pricei 81 per,sOx. Six Boxes IS.
sold by III. y. SEIEIyDNS, Druggist,
eoin AGENT for Tetroenm Centre Pa l. tlio
sedi ~; him 81 through the Petroleum Centre
post ofice can have the Pills sent tcOmiideniiniIs
~ ,ynd i'1 nI,o b% r. Grinitb, oil C,ry :. " Sfr.,c
Ereenvile, =, 81. 4, Mcdonald. Titusci.lr C.ilcIdrr
e. Go MoaG7i.le John =. Eerry. wholesale ngen.
Nv York and ny s d. HONE, sol" .,N,Jsl'Vnc,
GtN ora. G.Gi.So.
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Friends aud patrons. one and all.
Your attention ID my biz" would call;
Times arc dull an money tight,
But in these times I'm looking for light;
To those who are building rigs without number,
| would iiform--ths is tho place TO buy Lumber;
My motto ia this: ''Quick saies and Small Proat,"
For business is healthy and think much Of it;
In -aly my Lumber il second to none,
And as for Shingles, keep No. l;
Some may not look at it in the light do,
And for those have quality No Q;
And to those who are partlcular-as some may be,
still have another qualify called No
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice,
Which will sell at low cash price;
Such as Flooring, Ceiling and Siding, both Rough
and Dressed,
Lath, Battens and Surfaced Lumber. all Of the
best;
also have Rig Lumber OF all kinds,
| At prices to compare with oil and hard times;
All kinds Of Timber kept constantly on hand,
And box Of Cigars of very good brand;
My facilities for selling are surely without number
always keep good teams to del yer good Lumber;
so If You want Lumber Rough, Dressed, Son or
Hard,
You will find just what you want at L N SIS Lum
Der YaGd.
feb1S-tf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-06
The Love Of Life

Is principle implanted by the Great
Creator in the human mind. If we were
faithful in every department, and needed
with proper attention the first outbreak Of
disease, thousands of lives could be pro-
longed and many an i'll could be alleviated
II is SO with the cOnsumptive. 1t is not in
the forming stage OF this malady that hope
fails him; it is when he has allowed it 10
faStcn upon his vitals, and attack the very
citadel OF lfc-the lungs. DR.. KEYsER's
LUNG CURE will always cure cough, from
whatever cause I'm its earlier stages; IL has
cured long standing coughs and has clini-
mated tubercular matter from the lungs and
left them vol, with their full functions
restored. In the matter OF chronic diseases
to which Dr. keyser gives especial atten-
ton, none have received a greater investi-
CATION than Pulmonary Consumption.
That it is culcd by his plan of treatment,
numerous living Witnesses bear willing
testimony in every street of our city. II
life and health are matters of Importance
DIR. EEYSEE's LUNG CURE vii, be found in
every house rs n remedy to have at hand
when coughing or pulmonary difficulties
are prevalent. Office l67 Liberty street;
from 9 A. NJ. until p. NJ, and from to g.;
and on Saturdays, from to Dat night. $40
per bottle Ifyour druggist does not kept
send five dollars to DR.. Keyser and he will
send four bottles securely boxed, by eX-
press, with full directions how to use IT,.
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Democratic constitution in the party
sense Of the word, and would therefore
be perfectly willing to see the principle
Of minority representation recognized
in the election OF delegates to that con
vention. provided, however, a cor
.respondingly liberal disposition were
shown on the other side. Something
similar to the provisions Of the Pennsyl-
vania bill in this respect might he IN
corporated in the act. so as to secure 10
each party in the State the election OF
a portion Of the delegates. The best
men of all parties might thus unite in
framing such a constitution as the
necessities of the whole State demand.
We believe further, that the adoption Of
the principle of minority representation
in the Legislature would meet with pop
ular approval and is one Of the most
important changes to be made in the
present constitution.
If, however, the Radicals are deter
mined to make a party question Of the
call for a convention; if they are de
termined that the Democrats shall be
compelled to fight inch by inch on the
road to reform; they will have no righ'
to claim at our hands any more priv
leges or benefits than they have hereto
fore bestowed upon us. The Democracy
are largely in the ascendant they have
a large majority Of the votes and it Ii
in their power not only to call Con
stitutional Convention, but also to cleo
nearly, if not quite, all the delegates tt
! that convention. IL the Radicals II
sist upon making party fght'upon TIT
question, it is probable that will be TIT
result
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IFour neighbor will answer us a ques-
ton, it may serve to simplify matters
and abbreYia,e this discassion.-We
want to be informed whether 1t IS the
;ntention of,the Democratic Legislature
to submit to the popular vote the pro
posed amendment to the ,constllu.loH'
before submitting the question OF con.
vention2- II It Is not, we Deg 10 "sA
why not?-Iatslltgeneer, Saturday.
Our neishbor has as much iniorma-
ton a. 10 what this Democratic Legls-
la,ureR intends togdo, as we have, and
We refer him for an answer 10 his ques-
ton to Judge FERGUSON, whose s" box
and manly" course he so iondly ad-
mires.. Until last Saturday we-stPeet
ed the vote upon the FLICK amendment
and that upon calling a convention
would be taken at the same time
There are several good reasons why
this shout be the case, among ~nic .
is the fsct that Che, expense Of an extra
election would be thereby avolded-a
consideration which seems to meet with
much Radical favor just now. Charleston
papers received last Saturday, however
show that the House proposes to take
the vote upon the convention IN Angus
and upon the amendment in March
We sincerely trust that this may no
prevail, and that it may yet Of
determined to submit both upon the
same day. And We deny that there vii
be anything more dishonorabie IN 'h'
act Of any citizen, voting upon the cal
for a convention before the adoption o
the FLICK amendment. than there "oui'
be after that solemn farce had been con
cluded. -
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l was under the necessity Of

with it. l was under the necessity Of
seeking a new location; and to do this ]
embarked on the train at a way station,
with all my family; when the conductor
came around, it was Henry-G. Davis
| asked him what my fare was. He
looked over my family and replied sMr.
Ar, will settle your fare; and
walked on. At night, the train had
reached the then terminus of the road !;
! was about to remain in the car with my
family, feeling that | could not afford
the Inequalities of-the -hotel.--Mf.
Davis passed through the car and said,
Come, get out and take supper; these
children cant go all night without
having something 10 eat. | did not
! know that il was an invitation, but got
up and took my, family to the supper
table, thinking of the heavy draft It
would be upon nv little stock Of money.
| ate that supper with some sadness;
but when went to the clerk to pay, his
reply was, Your bill is settled by Mr..
Davis The next morning / went to
the stage office 10 secure my seats for
my journey towards the Ohio, and there
my tickets were handed to me; my seats
had been provided and paid for; Mr..
Davis had been to the office before me.
When the stage was about to startand
we were all in, this kind benefacsor
came 10 the door of it and said to me;
Al, have some little money, not
much if you need it or any part Of it,
you can have it, and pay for it when yon
are able. repeat, Colonel P, God has
given him his deservings," r.s W.
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DIED.

SINGLETON-On Saturday, February
Ith, 1871, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, Major w. T.
SINGLETON, III the 10th year OF his age
The funeral will take place on Monday,
February 9Th, at ~ O'Clock p. NJ, from the
residence of Samuel Irwin. ESQ, Main
street, between Adams and Washington.
Friends of the family are respectfully in
vited TO attend. ..
WATSON-On Saturday evening. Febru-
airy 18th, 1871, at j o'clock, Mrs. CHRISTIAN
WATSON, in the S6th year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of her son-in-l law, John Butterfleld,
on Market street, Centre Wheeling, on
Monday afternoon at O'Clock. The friends
of the family are invited TO attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Great Family Remedy.

To prevent or conquer disease is great
and noble achievement; and so surely as
the bullet and bayonet will destroy, so sure
ly will the Great Family Medicine and
Household Remedy, MISHLERS HERB
BITTERS, protect and preserve human life.
Now, the present Is the most important
period Of the year 10 prepare the human
system by using this celebrated Bitters
for the severe drain upon its strength which
the near summer months will bring, and
under which an Embraced, depleted and
debilitated organism will speedily give way.
1t is 10 prevent this evil Jesuit that this Bit
ters is recommended for both sexes and all
ages. 1t is the most excellent Spring and
Summer Tonic ever offered, and wherever
1t has been introduced II * found indispen-
sable to young and old. 1t purifies the
blood and secretions; accelerates the dises-
tive functions; regulates the liver; recruits
all the vital forces; tones the entire system
and enables the weak and nervous TO sus-
tain any fluctuations Of the temperature or
changes In climate.
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result.
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You Can Save Shortening

DY MAKING UP YOUR BISCUIT, az,
ID with Logan, List & Co.'S Excelsior Bas
Ing Powder The best I'm the market.
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Hon. III. q. Davis.

| Editors of the Register:
The newly elected Senator OF West
Virginia was not my first choice. | dc
not choose, or think it necessary, to
state all the reasons why he was not
my first choice. | am, however, willing
to admit that presume it is pretty
much the same as the twenty-seven
candidates who were opposed to him
had-namely, it wasn't me- don't
know much about Mr.. Davis, but
guess that he has some head as he has
from a poor boy, made his own fortune,
and beaten US twenty.seven candidates
who were opposed to him, nearly all oi
whom are lawyers, and some of whom
were "all the brains that the Republican
party had | guess also that the man
! has some heart, from the following
anecdote related 70 me bv the gentleman
who took part in it, | will give il as it
occurred and as related, as nearly as |
can: .....
Col. P.-"Good morning, Mr.. Ar.
feel like congratulating You on the
success Of one Of your class of men.
But have found so much OF envy and
desire to pull down a rising man OF the
class, that | do not know that il is
either safe or.proper TO congratulate any
of the class" ., ....r.
Mr.. A-r.-"What DO yon speak
OF, sir 2 r-z-z ~. r-.- -,
Col. P.-"Wiy, II. G. Davis has got
the caucus nomination for Senator.
Mr.. A--r.-"Then The order of rod
and the judgment OF the Democratic
party is just" .
Col. P.-'"Why, that is pretty strong
What do you know about Mr.. Davis?
Mr.. A--r-"I knew his father and
him in his childhood. His father hal
beer rich; but from confidence in en-
dorsing for friends and m;sfortunes in
business, died poor and, it is believed
broken-hearted. was then conductor
of construction train on the B d 0.
R. R. Passing backwards and forth on
my section, | saw young Henry Davis, a
boy Of eighteen, going to his work in
the morning and returning in the even
ing, He Was working little patch of
land at distance, and maintaining his
mother and his two younger brothers.
] always STOPPED and took him up,
both ways, as long as he worked the
patch and ] was on that part of the
road, and it was some Years, Time
passed on Davis had got on to the
road and from one step 10 another had
become conductor he bad given his
next brother much better education
than be had himself, and 10 the second
one all he could take, and maintained
his mother. Ny family had grown
large, but my income did not increase
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STATE ITEMS.

A SHORT time since, an In'ant child
of a colored woman in the service OF
Gen. George W. Washington, on the
Branch, in this county, was SO much
burnt, from spark from the fireplace
setting fire to the clothing in the cradle
in which the child was sleeping, during
the Temporary absence OF the mother
from the kitchen, as to cause its death
a few days after the COMMUNICATIONS
,uy Intsligencn. s.s> .,-. 49,.
The gold mine on Leading Creek
Randolph county which caused &c
much excitement, several months ago
and reported to be worthless, has been
pronounced by biologists to be rich
vein Of nickel. We suppose that VIII
be good news. to those living in the
vicinity.
Two wagons laden with iron, nails
and salt, one for Elk City and one foE
Bunersville, tried to cross Elk creek,
below Elk City, Thursday, last week
and being caught in a strong current
thew were both washed away, and 1t was
with the greatest difficulty that the
teams were saved. One of the horses
was saved from drowning by :: q.
Douglass, who swain in and cut Inn
loose. GarksJuy Conservative
PEOPLE in Sardis, Harrison county
are petitioning the Legislature to repeal
the present interest law, and return to
the old system-making not more than
6 per cent. legal and forfeiting both
principal and Interest for nsury. The
Legislature won't do it.
ACCIDENT On Thursday Of last week,
as DR.. Lippitt was passing through the
street in sleigh, accompanied 10y three
OF his children, his horse became fright
cnel and ran-upsetting the sleigh
The Dr.. was somewhat bruised, and The
collar bone of one Of the little boys
broken.-(hmlcsi0Vn Press.
HEAVY DRAFr.-Ex.She John w.
Pjtzer forwarded to the State Treasurer
on the 10Th uit., q draft from the Berke
lev Savings Bank on New York fol
so, 500, being three-fourths of the State
taxes due from this county, and S33oC
for licenses -Brkeley Union.
THE Preston county Herald advocates
the building OF a narrow guage railroad
from Bruceton to connect with the Is. 4
q, railroad at Portland or Rowlesburg
We wish the movement abundant sac
cess. Narrow guage roads are Just tht
thing for West Virginia.
AccrpExr.-On Saturday, the 2Sth o
January, about one o'clock z. NJ, the
slate overhead in the room in the Aus
ten coal mines, Preston county, occupied
by Mr.. John Moyles and his son, gave
way, crushing the props, killing the
ov. also named John Movies, anh scri
ously injuring his father.
LIGHTING THE CArIToI..-The Capitol
building. was lighted with gas last even
ingfor the first time. Our energetic friend
Solomon, superintendent the arrange
ments. The building presented hand
some appearance "nnlcr the gaslight.
-(mricr, I'd.
BURGLARY IN BRAXTOy.-Ahout ten
days ago, the store Of Jacob $. llyer, a
Gillaspic's Mills, Braxton county, was
broken into 10y thieves, who effected al
entrance 10y crawling under the floor
and knocking some plank loose. They
were scared off before they had SECURED
any booty.-C6Wier.
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through passenger route from East to
West.
! will be glad ii citizens OF Wheeling
and the Tirst Senatorial District espe'
cially, and Of the State generally, would
indicate to me by letter their wishes
and their views OF public policy and OF
public needs, for the information Of
myself and other members of the Legis'
lature and Tor orr guidance. And criti-
eisns are courtetl, whether favorable
or otherwise-for we often learn more
from our enemies than from our friends
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
/ existing between william Armstrong,
II. Clay Hunter and L. Wesley Hunter, I'M
der the firm name Of Armstrong, Hunter
4 Co., was dissolved by mutual consent
ia uary u, lSIl, Z. Wesley Hunter and
II. Clay Hunter retiring from the firm.
q The books and accounts have been placed
in the hands Of r. II. Gillespy for collection
and settlement, and all persons indebted
are requested to call nj his office in the
lower end SECOND Ward Market House and
settle .r WIN, ARMSTRONG.
II. C. HUNTER.
&. W. HUNTER.
Hav ~ bought II. Z. Hunter and G. W.
Hunters interest In the above firm, shall
continue the Brick making business on
Wheeling Island, and VII keep on hand n
good supply Of Bricks, aud Will he able to
suit all who may favor me with a call, both
- WI ARMSTRONG.
February 6, 1871. fcb6
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
G.. A. R.-Funeral Notice
Masonic Funeral Notice.

A MEMBERS OF, OHIO LODGE,
..N1LSn T. AIF.i& A. NJ, are hereby no.
X x, titled TO appear at their Lodge
"\room this Monday afternoon at
one O'Clock, for the purpose of attending
the funeral of our deceased brother, w. 4.
Singleton. Members of Wheeling Lodge
No,S, Nelson Lodge No. 30, and Bates Lodge
No SO, together with all visiting brethren
In good standing, are fraternally requested
to unite with us. -...yL-z- .ll
FRANK JOHNSON, Sec. -4si'94 feb6