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EtcNENGERS AEnITED.

PROM GlhSGO" "a amship A., la Dc. &C j. s,n't we
sui am j Bennett AMI WI Mr. Shcs. MI ~ "lht v" oipn
Mr. Mclachau and vIf Hiss Ho';regor. Ms Ba'er M ~
Miller b. Mhr w. Orvs ". Kcr Mr. Mcintyre, MIS- Nu's' H
CamplrL, " hm,h. W. BIT Ice. wife and son.. - - ,,,.
FROM BRBME %-Ia steamship Rhein Dec I'D T. h'ynoios
Henry Oclnchs fmiiy and Louis H. Lece ia A.
family. Otto X Kruse. John d. Wef and wife MI am VII
,,eise D. H. Frken g. sbamann family Geo Zei and
daughter Jce onFer ANNA Payek"n Jacob >chnnt PIT 49,
John Alndc Aur FISCHER Fried Lcui Fred Jden A. u fieas
Carl Hewix Arnold Weyrner NINA Bfeerl johann "ngr Cs
ock VIM f. Sohoa EmAuu John King and family bafeaI
Ehmann Fedk ELmarn and child A. Ho,hhl Cath Wurs'.I ana
child Fred Sand A. Bevir Mrs \. Kump GasI' begsher
Menneking Arthur KeSler, M Briggs Mr. Bet NJ aiu ~ I'''r
ID. de- off. A. Donglas, Mr. Brshh - ,,, !, Ii.
FROM ShvASNA-ln steamship Virgo, Dec = Ehnv' IT, WI.
and chilli Miss Sophie Worrrl G. Tooin,n Mrs Foo'm,n
l.. Voos Mr.. A. T. voos, Thomas Gro Capt W. fams~9ln v"
H. f. Bonsteii. b. l.. II onIaon, NJ Mahs
FROM VERA CRUl- steamship City OF M"r!, Dec. tNNecno.
Lore, r. enurrer Richard Holt and witt, Af = T. o'kman
an chill Camp Roscon Antonio Ge Is LerIT Pedro 'sei''
NJ de Ia Ieus NJ Aisiua. Carl ]" uhrbach
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civil, MOTIFS.

In tho United States District Court, on
SATURDAY, in the smuggling case of the United States ag
Walker the inrv found n verdict for tho plaintiff for
s'i -, tc Nau" 81 The silks and oassim res Struggled
Theodore f. baldwin, Edward W. Burr, The
Rel and Heath Coal Mining Company, Edward Devoe,
William y. COvln RAYMOND &. Perrin. and Isaac A.
UanCc were a,iuii"dIrd involuntary haDhruptS laSi
week.: Gn samuel H. Iioruincl and Edward :. Hall hied
voluntary petitions IL OanhruptcJ
Surrogate Ncotcr admitted 10 probate last
week 'hc wills of the following:
IT, James MLucr MARY Yates and navl b. b1r
a.I sdm granted ON 'r
i,rd g.. : Earn.! lohu Brandt sid f,hN
t.a % 81 ~" IuV'
:. a.; v,-, . III, 10 l. ."... ~ u Er"il
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iAhLOupcerDe'Hsl
WUIrvONH's ASTHMA RiNrDl -SGrr cure.

BECAU,E A Person HAS a BAD COUGH II
INFERRED THAI 'Ss nr1cS ALrnorGH
CO>TsrTIos IL WITH rsAcCoSPANIrp
Di,TKEssSG C"r"H Wnrap rowhvrR. DISPOSITION TO PIT
'x0vARY pIsvAsg CoGn TO isriY STRAINS
It~G< Gi NERAL srRESG1H AyD
g1ABlrHgs I>crh.mv coxrraNr IN ALL CASES.
DE. d. jaws EXPKoToR,Sr
'"xPor>Dgp c,lRfrLir Drugs
wricr. v'LThi
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -yORH...

PORT OF NEW -vORx ...........----....DrcvSrrH2
CLEARED.
s,.,mn Oceanic Or J. Thompson. liverpool J. yie Sparks
s.~s%,np Dcu.c4ld a. G Seynabe bremen Sou'h'n VtOn
o s',s".p London s 1sl Is5gss } n1. G. Dale
Steamship cleopatra Phillips Havana. AeIanirc Son
steamship George Washington, CaseE Ne"'oie-n' H. '"n"e
ssam.aio slcru,n Haley New Orleans, Fed Rh,t
St.an.a Cde kenney Galveston via hey "ttt e. H. Mt "'I
steamship Ashland Moore Fernanina Brn'wi'k Jas ~L
steamship Mrlola P.luer savannah William 4 GaIh,op ~
steamship Beaeiac,or Jones wilH:'oa lolad Co.
steamship Ben Brakeman. Norfolk CITY Point and Rel
steamship Har4s iawrepc NoO &C., Oh Dominion s-''iI
steamship Geo r. Upton Roberts. Richmond City Point and Norfolk.
Rie n,man7. M Ne s rn,ES W. r. 's2,', 'l
se,n.,ip p G. Tue, pa,l' rao,,.a J. n nsG; r,
sSi H ,s;sI T fa: r r@ ,.s
Sieamslil NrItrne, Bssrr. losoi, II. F. Dmoci.
fh.p Jam's D. Bel Chandler San Francisco, &; cenHc'ssCn
sg Sss1 ' Nor . os I;S'I' S: . a"H
Bark PrIeAe ul rorfie ColA o. iiouh i'r on''' Sce"
Par :''o,c Lanrhsr G'Do, Js Irsr,i'm ,,, c.; r,
Bhk %OMA G.LJ RL1I'L, C'ah -Vpt anu o''s'a Ia h'
Bar. Nay O., Law Cs;s / M'',s'' 60; rl.,,,
Bn ': &c. a;1 -" s! , Ss't S'ai! LoI%
Ell &; 5 'f ' ri@; s 49,. ~ 1 >c,
s,l M IrcT,Y. May; s T. = r. ;-. rA
S,. NJ N,!., HcliN" nth. ga S.h. Ga H. aih!oIF Co.
k,Lr tor,, .crA.r. - L. r.tti. 7. RI ,"l \ {"
Bear. MAJ Louisa Gaskil Hashirr'n. ~ g. ID.L4r MILL.
ARRIVED.
Cr,~ei S"N'' aas Nov .: acC tie fsr
So. vii ili.o. sld y.s. t. +. Ea.".
<.cli.ip r~ feere Nc Orlan. yo 3: md W. Pass 29d
{. II. Msilofy Go
s,~inshp Jotn MI incoa c. with naval
Steamship Aa'ae. n"., Gal7es:on >os. y and Eey we,s
Az. III I" 4. H. Iliar, s G..
Lip Ncssif ,r' Nr' Oiia.' Nov -, All ) W lais
q b w,h nj,e. as - y H. hl.aaG.
Ssash;r t,Lsatr' r. Sew EeIiG. VIII 1t'e and
Fuga.on 4 No,i.
s1p Arrcqn - ie.er I,"ilr" e. nitrate a.
l.. r.. Ii:,I o ID .' o. ..c.
Baix f, ~ Is. rD -. tau.iI d!' WI. railroad iron
kLot -, Is,H b. ,'.
ScAr il-.ni Talbot IyI.e Han "on E,as ls
Will itl" pine
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IN piiILAbELpIll.

pm ,DrLrul,, Dee. 3.-'ih" health report
,,qy c.ltI, i.o'n SIN, -i'oN daring She pas we'H'
,, or incrcs, of 90 Inc week before. The num-
-, ~ n,w cases Is 30n less than last week.
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TIPAE1IEE or FOEEIGN NAILS.
MONDAY pc. (

EONDti
81 >'.Ar,al -.
Tuesday
Mr, 'r k'oi- Far.m th 'lcib1'r. g. N'pH7r
paa.A al l.1s s4jpi"1ica. Mil a;
Of T.!it ST HO,nh,u. clos, a. H. PIT
d'poieA Supplementary Nal, be prepaid With
double issl..ci
WEDNESDAY. De.
Va Fn,npe Queenstown Ari i.v,-voh ;tr ,-arbp
C"I., at I:3s sGp, heniAry Mail oL If No. 80 Nh
kNs'. 'h>ts al I..'0
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HOME NEWS.
p3ovrNtNr ARiIVtLS

P11HrNtN NJ Ak NJ
Rrcroorf H0reC-NiSc,uut Villain Of t!' ~
CA, leg, on t-u col. !. G.. C. io'c, t..>.A '.'t
trcare .io'-' S.ucto: H"n'cd' ~ ~" Treasury D Ia'
pc,.t ,.u = T.. EuCEicrC. f. ntt "A, llr Ion! 10
A (ir,sw.i Cf T'cy. eN Congressman c. N.CnNcr OF
PENNSYLVANIA and II. \. Rchnond ~ Raiavia. v y.
Nor l0Tt H0tcl-NIcc- Admiral Rowan and II. r.
Rohcsor L. :. Navy. 81. James UOici-CO. q. W.
MO- ,ok of ONO. and &. &. Gilman Of Iowa. - A'o
mario Iohl-Cait. H. D. stuart MuhCdd OF the l'r
Army lsfor H1"Sf-D Il. Locke ('cti oenm v
Na>bll OF Tu.cdU. Grudd tfHbW Hf'cfu'," ~"
nandcr Bartlett. L. :. Navy. - 81 Nicho'ds no.'
The Hon. samuel :. Fisher Of Ohio, aud H. y liu'
New Ia ut,iu. :- ireT,d HUbSt-Lirui' e "' i'I,-
of En- gland Nfl,opoiitdn Hoict->'nat'' i"'"'"
b<rGh Vi Kingston, y. \.
Tnr WEATHER x- vor
aHrokT 'r~1fN METEOROLOGICAL r'rN"'
IL BSpiNG AZ. pt' =
luc'es TuPRN'Ni7f" a
Sss,nern At b. 4 g. Soy, ~ Nsuuun At Q 10 ~ 81 $50
NLrnn a, 5 a. t. Nc, :3..lGnn Minimum al "a n WV 33
RaSkr ................ or hanIe .'''''
NSNAkRN inch
Nov I'm fr,r i 2 ~ =. rAmonn " OF inch
40, 2t-ScoN inuia =. H. 10 a. AD"un'o o. ""
p..Ane, l,. ci /, { " u! curr. n" web '''' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

ROswELL's DALsAM TAR AND WILD CHERRY
-Eirreh Of Colds Cougs all Diseases Of Throat anG
Lungs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

HEALTH. the poor mans riches, the, r1cn
m,n bliss. found ArHRs Mccnes aher uess search among
oxher remediea word 10 the = sufficient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun r,,, ... 90 sun st.. $50 Moon i"s ''.''''-'
mon THIS Dian -,
s.rd, uool Cows iani :2 Hell Gate Fr'.. 2:a
1902 HGn Day.
sanor boo, 81 Cow lsId. E"a Hell Cat: ftT' 1'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04
THE COZ RS.
ASSIGNMENT OF JUDGES For TIE DECEMBER
TERN.
Thc Dcccnhcr term Of the Civil Courts opens

The December term OF the Civil courts opens
TODAY The assignn'n nj of Judges Is as follows:
IN toe supreme General Tern htfJu>ce Incraham AND
Jics Ba-rai Az tarl,o over ami Trn"e Chei 'niee In
, ann cir ;ii Part jude Nsn lnnt: 'rcu, Part H. Judge
7: Siec rern Judge barnard; hnh"r Judge Caro1o In
tic raj TermChlviJnsii'e Barbour Ard Jnises
Mrnun and ocs Tern Part L. JUICE Mcneil; Trai Term
lar, H. spencer sgeca Tern ard Chsm"s Judge Feensn
In Common Pleas ersl Justice DAILY and Judges
Roh,a Term Part l. Judge Joseph + DAILY Cham
hers lie L,rIrnorc IL the Marue C,.I', Trial Term. Part
Jd.c Shea PR H. Jac Tracy rst Ill Judge Joachimsen Cham
hers judge Cu!is
II IL ordered that the November Special Term OF the
Superior Court. hli by Judge tiraccr, he continued
u.0 D", 81. Part H. for The ri; %! cases and tho
hcaiinc of motion! pending at said November Term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

For TIE IIOLIDAYs.-SwIss CARVED GOODS
TBs SWISS Mva Co., d 4. Fourtecnhst, ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

Crane Crane and wife thss n, Mssd w. CsaoA
4. A. Lawrence t's !asUtc, T. H. Jaessor X w. wharf Sm
John NcrsoG IT, IoIgh VIE tiuiatan Janes
oud Wllain,. J. G.hlc j. Fmloe. H. Bhse
Fr.ucs krei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04
SMiLL-POX-BROMO-CuLOR

TnE SKw POISONOUS DIsISPEtrASr
r ti. ~ Pa have rscd the Bromo thloraam dis
hci'g the o. Small roI patients 1t answered most admirable
Iurpoe md naIHy oro,nI he ,pfdd Of The das. Its ef
fecs mrte to 'Ite Ih r. AMI admiration Of tie rels
tses who witnessed The shspme from the
teu's far controlled reader ;e ta,k f rursg cowpas
tvelr ts" lev Of osonols dbe4ls 10 this dAs'. See
pamphlet. SON Hy DRrGGiSr..
F'uar OLls by TnrRS a. Co,
IiG Wihsm d, NewIorh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

rcor IT, s,nr:v cor sat y: ca n'n' r'anc hrancn
-, .. b,rn ioi med IN l"i~rh Cay WIN ~ "'''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

TpOIpnO WULtE's SCIIEIDAM AROMATIC
S'h>rrAm"g t' om2an fr .heh the StnSAPis hss beea
@ 'cirr ~ th" phvrcsns Who have eorresponded
white jr"in" th'J lgeni unon long
ctunrt scineT AID ole ssahs gsve Cole hcee totS
81 The hnt's al cLOn For msay other Dis
"ht. Ia h. an Tree thou
hhi h'Gt. Ifs'i oL'rs psi o!iLe tLu Sts1th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

ITO MoTrrrRs.-Usc IMPERIAL GRAErM. the
grss medic food especially adapted for infants and most 70
In ali Of drhea cholera untum and yenter @
ali druggist and the Wholesale CAxLs STRONG s9 WAFER
st MaiLsnlaue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

If mans house Ia badly robbed, or II ne
t,,. three fSr .m night m. Ta o,SS.s
JiuKGAR TIL removes ell that car" ara ~.
hundreds OF for ,.n years. T. HOLMES, iN~'"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

Tn Ei.r Il,,, 10 Ncu-Nurk To- bay EEIi-
~ ".I'rr I".,o'4' TA,L"S,iIt I'"'tki sd
F'"i'N" ,'tTh," Se,I.' .. ~ 'L'' ia-"i" 'I' .-ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04
NIV-YOkk CITY.

,cal Ir.cn Ne 6 vii take place 40 h'0'''" ~
Scni'ol~ C1$'n ara Kae ~'' N , Nerrta. E
Hrt,-. arl kns passed through this city yesterday Q"
the va t. ""'@|'.l ,..,. VII, v,5cb country
,,,,,,r, accept al rror~ q nard ils circulars CARL
an. an, 'ir[ ,.I IT, '', Id n ''''
H., g.. ~ on thc decline. For the
xc.& .n!... g.. ..., 60 saturday there were ouy -
" ~ '' N'@' -, t M ~ ,ro ,"' ~.
-. 3d.. '".' "''' ~ ''"'"' 'io''' '''"
g.
/" cd Nr1T' .''H Liora'Y. on hroa"""'.
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iw..:.. clt,, "a E.cim.r' Veteran As
-. ,..v.r.. . r,, 3, ,,c A-r.,, ~ West Tucn;v.
.Vh f. rcNtr'"r.l, evening". pcc. TN. A;sori;
So 49, 49, i''' .' a. VI Wv
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..,.,. .,,c, uc, "a, = r,,ro,,t,on t. dis.
.,,.|.....,. ,.....t ..,w,.L %; n. $3.50
9 go 80. ....t ..~. ... .s, thrn 49, Ia. -
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BE- ..-', 9. '.". 90 "." .'i''' '"'
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i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

f','I i!"G ca .>i,... .nG INl Inc o. ruPs
800 '''' i''A'ss' =" hi'"t" Il
'""''. dew u I-n'I. h,,.. ,ssst,s s",u
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FUnI.1N POErS.

FVTIt! IN TVTE
SorrpLsPToS Dec. p? Tie Moth Cerrtr IntA .tarslt
Cop Nra YorA Soy. IS TT Ernen to4neI >,
Il yi.; to-day a'i lrr.'l Id
M1,uLs Dec ?.-In~ Arcao- l.re .'esm's Sl,.tlr aud
- 10. Su,.
slnsrd "i ;Li, PORT tod! to Glasgow.
DISASTER.
Tl hr VI fauglo1 a. Pembroke Sic. w1f
b /. o. Co>s Up Ii~at'"a 'i.'. ;lrp
lI..t rom ". 4 W. IL .n
i,ftd /, cfr". but .ls,i D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

COL0EIrr"-COLnE> HAIR magnificent, glossy,
L..t 'ttlsn try II
80 st Al. .iGgG.ss
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&" 10 B. :. SClIEE. 104 Fulton->i.. nr stairs,
o. H,tL' t'S I~boi =. sutwAu }" ,~> d" itsU The
~. IA. M..na iai,is tto,A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04


s''ams'irsvir" !" rar h.'"; r'"'''Aaai. To- E"r''
asgo~ CcopIr for Havana clyde sher
and George Washington OesnG; Magnolia,
vi ANth, for Feusmkna Fla;
Clsr1 Wsauke. 'c Bet All tie' r. rp,or for Norfolk.
i. q. hHsI;, ioI sc:"@n d
ARRIVED Sunday, Dee. 3.
st~r-slir ar,. i Cri- a. AID Noble 18th.
e. j., LIt! Bio.
Steamship tiy Of Merida De hrn "a Cn1 Nov 81 Proreo 3.h.
4 llIaul "3 VIII ilisr AMI To- | 4 tan'e Sons
Rl"iu ~ Ne W. So,. H. SJuthauI
| 81 .. 90 o. lt.,. {" f'ci..tas
l.ii1 keis'ot. f"nia. W'in-i p \ g.. ia with
naval to Lonlldd SteIash.r &C.
steamship Winters, Washington aad AIoranda With
mise. as& Geo b. AieTrcA.
soensLip Panita. noan. Ptnl.1.i:'ia
Lorila Steamship Co.
ship Charlotte (N o.. Gscn Brr'"en ~ dy~ WITH rnis-.
Bsrt Trar dUnon cot Iik Island. Gu Port Fl ince II iays
via Nracaone With ogwo'L
T;k Tot,a L..eo N4'aclho ?jGa, with cose &c Is
slt,or !" he III, ti-hl.
it. J.. q 49,, to ia1"u,,. Y 81 I@,.r Oct H.
b., INV. KoG Uiiu = hai's..
Laa i,...ri ,a rttOs dai = Oct i. viii fnt
H. so I,> ,'oIj, U N,.,t-t, II g. Gats VA o.
"a,
EfT1ess ~ I' aor,j, ro' GoJ-lifo - lay n.AtOn
l. ..4. ,t''.s
brgDt.,y .i.at.,. ,rior 81 Cc, /, DAYS n sugar
b.o L4 ."u BAL 40 Jane ~ - dave, With
hr. Ir-4l to- ran "usf,."c Sato. OCT. D. Hampton
Il. . No. =. l....r. r yer i,..a ;rt, s. wiz fu
scar H. G." h. 'mtI 90 : a:5 I, b'o"L NJ T. r. u
De- VIII f:Ht
>,,'h-. Como, ir.'~. G. s.lc.. iIealcyer
dA.. . ir'i'f
schr IT I" ~ U.r. f,r .. {. 6eas. va ..tn .;ores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04
FANCY ARTICLES IN ALL WOODS.

WIRING DESKS, STATIONARY CABINETS. DRESSING
CASES. GAME, CARD AND LIQUOR BOXES. IN POLLARD.
oAK CORoMAYDER OLIVE WOODS. WITH RICH GILT
uoryrtyGs IyIAip WITH MOSAIC AND OTHER STONES.
sTAIRC AsE AND ELEVATOR CONNECTING ALL TIE FLOORS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

o.. .. r. ..t.i. L.iu a. .f's'. y , bt''. LIi e.. I'd.
~ apioint"i comtutttc. draft "a
e. 't't- ~ 'b, r'0'- ltN authority tolocste tn'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-26

APPROACHING ITS END.-The great in
terest excited in our citizens by the ru'
mors of the capture of Paris will be
eclipsed by the announcement that
the great bankrupt sale Of dry goods on
Main street will close at the end Of
this week. Such bargains as have been
secured here were never dreamed Of
Goods have gone at prices which would
hardly pay for the raw material, but the
sale is peremptory and the stock must
be closed out, If you would save money
60 this week and invest. You will
never regret following this advice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-26

For Two NIGHTS LoNGER.-We are
glad to be able to announce this morn
ing that Mr. Bachilder has in COM
pliance with the solicitations of many
OF our citizens, determined to continue
the exhibition of his woudrous(y beautl-
full pictures, representing tour across
the continent, for two nights longer.
Tonight and tomorrow night, then, the
ladies and gentlemen Of Wheeling will
have an opportunity of seeing this great
work of art. We are anxious all should
see it. 1t is too fine to be treated as an
ordinary panorama. The artistic tai
ent employed on it demands the recog,
milton of full houses. Go and see it,
reader. 1t is worth seeing two or three
times. Each time you view the scenes
new beauties arise and new points of
interest are discovered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-26
SHOULDER BRACES for ladies and gen
tlemen at E. Bookings pharmacy.


ARMY OF WEST VIRGINIA-At a
meeting of the Army Of West Virginia,
held in this city yesterday, it was re-
solved to make the reunion, to be held
in Wheeling on the 10Th and Goth Of
October next, grand affair. Invita-
tons have been extended to Generals
Rosecrans, Mcclellan, Sheridan, Cox,
Reynolds, Siegel and all the old com,
manders of this Department, and it is
believed that most of them will be pres.
ent. The following additional commit
tees were appointed:
Committee of Northumberland
Kelley, General Duval and Captain
Rawling.
Committee of Ways and Means
General Capehart, General Hoge, Capt.
Cochran, Major Trimble, Captain S. l..
Brice, Major Fl. W. Hunter and Major
Burt.
Committee on Programme for Both
Days-General Kelley, Liutenant Clark
son, Colonel w. c. Curtis and Captain
Cochran.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-26

Too Much AMENDNENr.-Yesterday
afternoon a colored man from Smith S
Ferry, Ohio, named Tink Cooper, was
arrested by officer Richardson, suffering
from an overdose of fluid extract Of
Amendment. On being taken into Gus
tody, Cooper fought manfully for his
right to liberty and the pursuit Of the
procession. His resistance became so
violent that the officer was obliged to
produce collision between Coopers
head and locust club. A couple of
taps tanned him, and he went along,
bloody, but peaceful as lamb.
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ODD FELLOW PIcNIC.-By the adver-
tisement in this mornings REGISTER our
readers will see that Eureka Lodge No.
As, !. O. O. +. are to have an excursion
on the Major Anderson on Tuesday
next, and picnic at Cresaps Grove.
Every preparation for pleasant time
has been made and those who attend
may rest assured that they will have a
glorious time. The boat will leave the
wharf here at ! o'clock in the morning,
South Wheeling at y and Benwood
and Bellaire at s o'clock.
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POLICE coURr.-Yesterday morning

PoLIcR CoURr.-Yesterday morning
did not give us so full an attendance Of
galoots. fusileers, benzinsts and bum
mers as the day previous, but it an
swered all practical purposes. The de.
flant and rebellious geologist were not
brought out, but they will be. The or
dinance in relation to the duties OIL
Overseer Of the chain gang, chapter 81
provides that the Overseer of the chain
gang, shall be authorized. where any
such person shall refuse to work or be
have in a refractory manner, during the
period ofhis sentence, to chastise such
person by whipping, or other reasonable
and necessary punishment" We have
not learned wether Prof. Price proposes
to give lobe and the other chap "a
thousand on the bare back" We sup
pose they can get along with fewer
stripes.
Thomas Jones was found at the fal
end Of the stone bridge on Wednesday
night, drunk as loon. 81 and costs
Cecil Green, for committing an assault
on little white boy, named Max Beu
ter, was fined so and costs, or twenty
days. Cecil will not be so Green in
future as to allow his temper to get the
better of him.
A long, lank specimen named John
Schultz, very unlike what the Richie
town Justice of that name is now, but
very like what he would be if he were
put in a muck roll and thinned out
was arrested on Wedn esday night lying
in the doorway at Pollock's mill very
drunk. He was fined 81 and costs OIL
ten days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-26

CARD OF THANKs.-I desire, through
the medium Of your popular journal, to
return my hearty thanks, to Messrs.
Hammer & Siebke, agents'b the Ger.
mania Life Insurance Company, for the
promptness with which they paid the
$1,000 due by reason of the death of my
husband, Otto Kleech, and $3l.O6 divi-
dends due. The manner in which
Messrs. Hammer Il Siebke do business
warrants me in recommending their
Company to all who wish to insure in
a safe, reliable and tirst-class Company.
Mrs. OTTo KLEEH.
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PROPOSED PIcSlc.-Itis contemplated
by the different Odd Fellow Encamp.
ments of this city to holl picnic under
the auspices Of that branch Of the Order
at an early day. Should such a move,
ment be consummated, it is to be hoped
the subordinate Lodges will cheerfully
cooperate in making the undertaking a
success As NO public demonstration
of Odd Fellowship has occurred in
Wheeling since 1860, we know Of no
good reason why the project should not
prove successful and conducive to the
interests of the Order here.
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BELLAIRE ITEMs.-The trustle work
of the main channel of the B. & o.
bride will be finished this week.
Mr.. John L. Wilson, Master Of Trans
portation Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, and w. C. Quincy, Assistant
Master of Transportation, have been in
town for Two or three days. 1t is said
they are looking up site for the new
depot.
On Friday evening some children
were gathered around table, at the
house of Nathan Greaves, near Bar,
nards coal works, playing dominoes,
and by some means the table was upset,
breaking the lamp. A child of Mr..
Greaves was enveloped in flames and
shockingly burned. The little sufferer
fingered in great agony until Saturday
afternoon, when death relieved it Of SUIT,
fering.-
Mr. George 10y is a machinist, EN-,
ployed in the Bellaire Nail Works.
Miss Maggie Mccormick is domestic,
employed at the Belmont House, at
which house Mr.. Loy boards. On Sat
urday both Of these parties attended
the Red Mems picnic, at Cresaps Grove.
When the boat touched the wharf, on
its return, Miss Mccormick asked Mr..
10y to accompany her to the Belmont
House. He started with her, and when
near the Cleveland and Pittsburgh depot
they met Miss Mccormick father. He
told his daughter he had forbidden her
going with Mr.. 10y, and then told the
| latter to leave. This Mr.. 10y did not
DO as speedily as the enraged parent
thought advisable, when he concluded
to help him away with "billy. Mr.
Low received two severe blows on the
head, the second of which spread him
out on the ground. At this juncture
the attention Of the excursionists was
directed to the affair, when many Of
them gave chase and pursued the as
sailant until he took refuge in an ada
cent house.
On Monday morning Mr.. McCor'
mick was arrested, had a hearing be-
fore ESQ. Mellot, and was recognized
to the the Probate Court in the sum Of
two hundred dollars.
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HORROR on HORRORS ACCUMULATE
Will it be believed by men who love
liberty, who dote on noble deeds, who
love to listen to the burning words OF
o2atory, that here in the city of Wheel,
ing, on day devoted to the Fifteenth
Amendment and all its glorious results,
that the myrmidons Of the law have ar
rested so chivalrous, noble, eloquent and
gorgeous General as Aaron Banks
Our har stands on eend and our heart
beats faster as we record the outrage.
And for what? Merely because the
fiery, unnamed charger the General be,
strobe in yesterdays procession got
drunk and carried the General on to
the sidewalk. The fault was not the
Generals. As is well known, he is an
ardent temperance man. No, no, the
fault was not his, it was the horse 8.
That horse was beastly drunk, and be-
cause of his inebrity the General will
be obliged to appear before Judge Good
this morning.