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rem to make wise and judicious selection OF
delegates to their convention. The WORLD
will pursue that course in the future that it
pursued in the past It has never, before the
nominations were made, brought forward, nor
urged, the claims of any man for Office, nor
expressed preference, before the primaries
or conventions have been held, that any partic-
ular person should be nominated for any par.
ticular office; but we have advised and urged
that honest men who were best qualified for
public positions should be put forward by our
party, regardless of personal preferences; and
knowing that to be Democracy, we adsocate
the policy now and for the future. Every
Democrat can spare time to vote ut the pri-
maries; and by doing 50 we will not only pre-.
sent to the people good ticket. but can be AS
sured of its triumphant election BY rousng
majority.
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MoxrASA-We take the following item

MoNrANA-We take the following items
from our late Montana exchanges:
The Argenta Silver Reduction Works. run.
ming two furnaces, turn out from one to t"o
tons of crude bullion every twenty four hours.
The cuptlling furnace, NJ the Reduction
Works near Helena. has been repaired and
started up successfully.
4 plaulng mill Will soon be in operation
IN Buzrman city.
4 grand fair was recently held in Bozrmau
for the benefit OF the Order oil Good Tcmplars,
at which the gross receipts were l,5i5.
The .iraHt Courier says that the roads in
Yellowstone Valley are dry and dusty.
William Henderson plead guilty to n charge
of forgery. lately. in Deer Lodge city, and Was
sentenced. BY Judge Wade. OF the Third Judi
cial District, to one year in the penitcutiary.
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q Stewart for wood. sou "
D. McCntock, for lumber. II y
Jury certificates for october term, allowed
N HUBER three days. ~ w
T. Miller, - I" ....................... ~ w
3 Albrecht thirteen days. 81 On
In the case Of T. S. Harris, the Board OF
County Commissioners refuse to make any
further allowance, for the following reasons:
That the said certificates, on which writ Of
mandamus was issued, was presented to said
Board ut their regular meeting in July. 1871,
and on the 18th day Of July last, said Board
acted on SAID claim, or certificate. and allowed
said Harris TOR seven days pay as juror and
rejected the balance OF said claim. and made
the endorsement of allowance on the back oi
said certificate, and also entered said allow.
ance in the records of said Board, and that M
appeal has been taken from the action of said
Board us prescribed by law; that said certifi
cate after being SD acted upon by said Board,
was unlawfully obtained, or taken, from the
Clerk of said Board, mutilated and altered
and the endorsement or allowance erased or
removed from the back of said certificate
also, that the Board of County Commissioners
are prohibited by law from making any further
allowance, except the S25 allowed in July last.
rs shown by the records of the Board of COnn-
ty Commissioners of Boise County, and that
the nine days which was not allowed, was, and
is hereby rejected by said Board.
The foregoing resolution was offered by +.
A. Stevenson. with the following result
Stevenson and Anderson voting for, and r.
II. Robb against it. Mr.. Robb stated that if
he had the opportunity he would vote for al
lowing the whole bill.
In the matter of the order of the Board at
the January term, appointing j. w. Brown
and +. II. Angle 4 committee to compute the
interest on the warrants in the hands of the
County Clerk. which were redeemed by Re-
demption fund, j. w. Brown failing to act. L.
IL. Angle reports as follows: That he examined
the said warrants aud computed the interest,
aud found that it agrees with the interest CON.
puted and dsbursed by the County Treasurer.
Ii was ordered that ID. H. Anderson be al
lowed Il quarters salary as Commissioner for
the term ending July, A. ID. 1872, on Current
Expense tund-S75.
The following jury certificates were then al
lowed:
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A VILLAfS.-The Albany, Oregon, Demo.
crat states that n man who has resided, for
years, near that city, has been for some time
past, engaged in incestuous intercourse with
his own daughter. and the fruits of bis crime
becoming too apparent for longer concealtnent
he has fled to parts unknown The villain has.
for years, been local preacher, aud is said TO
have been n shining light in the councils of tn.
Radical party Of Linn county
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NEW RAILROAD CoMPASY.-A company
has been Incorporated at Walla WAlla under
the name of the Grand Ronde and Wa Ia
Walla Railroad Company, for the purpose oil
building railroad from aome point in Grand
Ronde valley to Wala Walla. The capital
stock of the company ia divided into fifteen
thousand shares of one hundred dollars each.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS

IDAHO CRY, April 8, 1872.-This day tht
Honorable Board of County Commissioners
met in regular session, it being the sccont
Monday in said month Present, Messrs IL
n. Robb. ID. II. Anderson and K. A. Stevenson
full Board-E. II. Angle. Clerk.
The communication of Michael Leary. ask
ing to be relieved OF the bond of John German
Assessor of Boise county, was received and
placed on file, and said German ordered to file
new bond.
The resignation of John D. Beck. as Con
stable of Centerville, was received, accepted
and placed on file.
The following accounts were then taken VI
and allowed:
R. H. RobO salary as County Commissioner .s7s o .!
D. n Anderson. :. 70 OF
+. H. Angle. Clerk of Board. .......... 100 OF
Stevenson. salary for July term ls'2. 70 " "
n. II. Robb. 20 W
1t was ordered that the voting precincts Of
Pine Grove, Ruena Vista Bar and Last Chanc.
be abolished.
1t was ordered by the Board that the fol
lowing persons be appointed as judges oil
Election ut the next General Election, on the
Sd day of June, 1872:
Pioneer City-S. b Connolly. Bailey Hay
den, q. w. Anderson.
CenferclHc-W. w. west. - II. ooiutrap
j. b. Duke.
Boston-A. A. Spain, NJ. j. Biddy, E. Bur.
sou.
Placerrille-John r. Swain. John HALEY
Isaac Carrot
Granite Creek-At Tank Hall-Prosper Ian.
gr.s. John Leary. n. Edwards.
Upper Payette-At School House,. B.
Mclaughlin. James Hoey. Z. Il. White.
Horseshoe Bend-At Good T-mplar Hall
+. NJ. Harris, A. Hays. q. Miner
.Squdr Creek-At Mitchel's-George Pet.
tcngIl, Andrew Brown. A McQuade.
Deadpood- Otto Grant, NJ krllcher, Geo,
Wise
idaho City-At Court House-Jef Howell
J. II. Wickersham. /. L. Lambing.
Ii is ordered by the Board that precinct
be established at Quartzburg, Boise county. |.
l., aud that the place of voting be at Dean d
Sullvans Saloon. Judges OF Elrciioa-T 5.
Hart, James Ha~lry. ID Coughahour.
Ordered by the Board. that the voting pre-
cinct of Gold Hill bc abolished aud u new pre-
clnct be established at Beaver Greek. and that
the election be- held at Beaver Greek Store
Juders-Jo Cave. Geo. Titus. VI II. kempner.
Hiaaehtha-John Gordon. l. e. Agucw,
John Cumcrifh
Ii is ordered by the Board that John Cabin
be granted license 10 keep Il toll road be-
tween Pioneer City aud Placrrvi!!c. on paying
"a the County Treasurer the SUM oil twenty.
five dollars
IL is ordered By the board that the following
ad valorcm tax be levied upon all taxable
property III Boise county:
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECToRs-The Oregon
Radical State Convention, recently in session
in Portland, nominated w. ID. Hare, of Wash.
ington county; J. F. Galley, of Douglas; and
a. b. Meacham, Of Umatlla, for Presidential
Electors, and instructed the delegates TO the
Philadelphia Convention to cast their votes
for Grant and Colfax.
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John Gormon. Assessor and Tax Collector,
filed new bond, which was accepted
IL was ordered by the Board that the Clerk
notify S. Roberts that his notice of withdrawal
from A. P. Turner's bond is not in accordance
with law.
1t is ordered by the Board that the Clerk
notify +. Cooper, NJ. Towner and N. Chase
that they are appointed Board of Reviewers
TO locate permanently the road between Idaho
City and Warm Springs.
The following bills were then allowed:
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ESCAPED Tho Walla Walla Statesman saws
that on the night of March Odd, two prisoners,
named Alexander Lynch aud William johnson,
made their escape from the county Jail, at
that place by cutting a hole through the floor
of their cell.
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The Board, upon rxaming the report of G
W. Thatcher. C"unty Treasurer. aud counting
the money on hand in said Treasury, fnd the
same correct.
Board adjourned to meet at next regular
Germ, on the second Monday in July
r. II. ROBB. Chairman.
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CONvIcrED.-S. w. Hulin, late State Pris.
on agent in Michigan, who was indicted for
embezzlement, lately, plead guilty, and was
sentenced to five years in the State Prison.
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RErTRED-Mr Syl. C. Simpson has retired
from the editorial chair Of the Salem, Ore
gon, Mercury, and resumed the practice OF
law
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named John
O'Neil, while going to funeral at Portland,
Oregon, in buggy, fell back in it and died in
a few minutes, of heart disease.
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LrBEgAL.-Portland, Oregon, subscribed
sl3,ss3 50 to the Chicago relief fund.
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NJ ARRIED:

NJ AIsSIED:
In Idahe City. J. T.. Sunday evening April Z 1872.
by Rev @. u. d. Miller, JosEPH NJ BrnKrrr to
Miss IDA A. PENNEY. both Of this city.
We are in receipt of the compliments OF the happy
couple and in return tender them our hes, wishes
FOR all the future May they enjoy long life of un.
interrupted bliss. and Heavens choicest blessings be
showercd on their heads
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BOIS n:
In idaho City. !. T.. Sunday. April 7. 1871 to the
Wife Of J. Fox. Daughter.
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9ew advertisements.
Admins traitors Notice.

aaAAAASSt otOi xvVIICVs
ESTATE or WILLIAM B4FRD DECEASED
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by THE
~ undersigned, Administrator of the above named
estate 10 the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased to exhibit the same.
with the necessary vouchers within ten months from
tne nrst publication of this notice to the undersigned
at the store of Eckhart Judge on Main street in
Idaho City, Boise county. l. I.
JAMES JUDGE, Administrator.
Idaho City, March T. ls72-w6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

CUPID AMBU>cADEs. The Sly archer,
Love, shoots his arrows from many
cei.n- OF vantage. but it is doubtful if
he delivers his heart taking shafts from
any ambush with more effect than when
he arms them from the braids and folds
and ringlets of a superb head Of hair.
Ladies who have not been favored by
nature with this browning charm OF
womanhood can readily and certainly
increase the volume OF their hair and
inpart to it a silken lustre by using
LYONS Kathairon as a daily dressing;
while those whom Providence has
blessed with superabundance OF this
glory" OF the sex, can preserve It,
undiminished in quantity and undlmin-
shed in beauty 10 the latest period in
lite. There is a terminating principle
in the Kathairon which literally COM
pels the hair to grow. 1t ex,irpstes
s urf, dandraff and all calculations an
cxcre-cences of the scalp which inter-
fere with the rapid and healthy devel'
opment of the fhres.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

TO WHOM 1T MAY CoNCEsN.-AII
persons are hereby notified that those
who invest to the extent OF one d liar
in anything contained in Charley Beh-
ler's establishment will be entitled to a
chance in one OF the finest ornamental
fruit cakes to be had in the city.
Charley has a fine selection Of cakes
and choice confectionery, AID a dollar
spent there will get as much as any
where else in the city, for his prices are
reasonable and his stock is unexcelled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06
N. GUTMAN & CO.'S.

Police CouRr.-YesterdAy's Police
Court docket contained three names, a
larger number than has been arraigned
any day before during the week.
Charles McGavern was found spread
out on the sidewalk in front o. Bells
foundry, as drunk as a billed owl" He
was picked up, scraped off and invited
into the calaboose. 81 and costs WAS
what he had to pay for it.
William De6baugh 'lou't like Fred
Wuster's style. AS Fred was standing
in front Of q store in North Wheeling
Defbaugh came ont and said, you're
mad at me, too" and banged away at
him, with his fist, in the EYE. Fred
thought a two year old colt just getting
over the ep:zoot had kicked him, bn, he
calmly asked, did the lightning strike
anybody else?' and had D fibauEh az
rested. The Judge fined Def" $40
and costs.
And now came prancing into court
His Imperial EIighness, BooSey Leasure,
Highco ckalourm OF the Sabine Order
OF Galoots, looking as black az an hon
orary member Of the Fifth Street
Grant and Wilson Club" Boose had
been sleeping on coke oven, don't you
see, and had the p.your-snooty. He
was charged with vagrausy and general
cus.ednpss. Bose pied in bar that his
near forearm had been terribly sprained,
if not fatally injured by too much
work, aud that be was only liable to q
charge of vagrapcy while acting under
the orders Of his phys clan and surgeon.
Should he receive the c'emency Of the
court he would 60 10 work again a.
once disregardng its disIa'tefu'ness
He was fined 81 and costs aud jud!-
ment suspended on condition that be
goes to work and made tor himself "a
local hatitation and name"
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SEE the new Cameo Medallion Pho
tographs at the Partridge Gallery.

DELMoNIoo DINING RooM'.-rhe Del
monico Diuing Rooms, Monroe street
opposite the Mcclure House, were ope .
ed Tor the first time, yesterday afternoon,
The place has been fitte3 up in mes,
elegant style. and everything provided
that the most fastidlous epicure could
desire. Beefsteaks. chops, oysters,
birds, venison and all the little etce,-
eras that 60 to make up an elegant
meal can be had on short notice. The
cook has no superior in Wheeling.
Drop in and see for Yourself.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

FINE JEwELRY FOR THE HOLIDAYS -
Thousands OF dollars worth OF "shod-
dy" jpwelry is benz sold daily through.
out the country by those whose only mo.
tive is the almighty dollar. regardless
Of the durability or looks Of their wares
after months use. The jeweler with
an established reputation Tor honest
dealing has little or nothing to fear
from such opposition, and his goods
speak for themselves, year by year.
There is not a house in the city which
it gives us more pleasure to commend,
ir this respect, than that of Messrs.
w. II. Hennegen & Co, No. l04
Main street.
In making an examination of their
st1ck yesterday, we were struck
hy the extent, beauty, and quality
Of ladies and genllemen's watches,
clocks, sets, opera chains, neck chains
bronze clocks, ststutetes, &c. We
think we know good thing on sight
and having examined several articles
kept by these gentlemen, are willing TO
rick little reputation in saying that
their styles and qualities are no: ex.
lcelled in Wheeling. 1t does one good
to see and "heIt" some OF the precious
gems with their golden surroundings,
which they have 10 stock. Those who
design making holiday presents will
find something worth buying here. II
buyers will take our advice they will
call and select the articles they may
design to purchase now, and thus avoid
the crowds that throng the store q day
or two before Christmas. They will
thus have more time to make examins.
tons and learn prices. No finer stock
to select from than that o. Hennegen
& Co. can be found in Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

ANNUAL SUPPER AND FEsrlvAL.-The
Young Ladies' Sewing Society of St.
Matthew'S Episcopal Church design
giving their annual supper and festival
this year in the new lecture and concert
room OF the Mcclure House, on Monroe
street, on Thursday evening next, De-
cember l2ih. Everything that can
please the eyeand tempt the palate will
be provided. A magnificent gold head.
ed cane has been purchased to be pre-
scented to the most popular physician in
Wheeling. The cane will be on exhib-
ition at Hennegen i Cos, No. l04
Main street, to day, where votes for the
different candidates will be received.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

SUDDEN DEArH.-Andrew Glass, one
OF our well known manufacturers. and
. part owner, we are informed, in the
La Belle Nail Works, aud manager OF
the ron Works at Mingo, died very
suddenly in St. Louis. Mo last evening
at six o'clock, of pneumonia. Mr..
Glass, We believe, went to ST. Louis to
purchase ore for the establishment with
which he was connected. The news
OF bis sudden death will be received by
his many friends here with deep sorrow
and his afflicted family will have the
sym pathies of our entire community.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

A SINGULAR ACCIDENT Wednesday
evening while Mr.. Truax was chopping
piece Of wood the end OF the stick he
wss cutting broke and few with great
force against the face OF his son, Jacob
Truax, who was standing near. The
force OF the blow started his nose bleed
ing, and up to noon yesterday it had
not been stopped, and his friends are
in great fear lest he bleed to death. He
was very weak when uripformaut last
ssw him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

RIVER NEws.-The river has COM
menced falling here, with eight feet
seven inches 10 the channel. At Pitts
burgh there was six feet six inches by
the marks.
At was showing hard in Pittsburgh
yesterday.
The river here is full Of running ice
making navigation very difficult.
The Juniata, Probasco, and Messen.
ger were expected down from Piltsburg b
last night. There is plenty of water
for them. 49,
A dispatch from Pittsburgh Gays:
Very little coal will get out on this
rise, because there was not enough
water, and then the cold weather rem
dered it hazardous. The Loness. with
nine barges, and Abe Nc Donald, with
five barges. will depart Tor Cincinnati
with about 10000 bushels.
The little steamer Benwood, belong
ing to South Wheeling parties, is re-
ported as having been sunk by the ice
Tuesday night, at Neville, Pa.
The Hudson arrived last night, and
is announced to leave on Saturday a.
ternoon at three o'clock, her regular
time. Our popular friend Charley List
is in charge oil the Office, and will take
pleasure in making passengers comfort
able and a trip on the Hudson pleasant.
The Express, Capt Phil. Anschutz,
will leave for Psrkersburg at half-past
ten O'Clock this morning. We advise
all who wish pleasant trip to Psrkers.
burg or any intermediate point to call
on that bully boy with blue necktie,
Ed. Absolute, the high.toned clerk OF
the Express, and get stateroom.
The Carrie Brooks will not leave for
Pittsburgh until Tuesday next There
is too much ice running 10 make the
trip an agreeable one.
By some nna2countable mistake, we
were made to say that the Andes will
leave to day, Friday. What we intend.
ed to say was that she would leave on
Tuesday next, her regular day, without
fail. As she don't leave Cincinnati
until this evening at four o'clock, che
cant possibly get here to leave the same
evening at three o'clock. 1t can't be
done.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

VINO 10 Sac "A young woman
banned Miss Sarah Alexander, who says
she Was born in Wheeling, and who
claims to be an Escaped Actress" from
Utah, is lecturing in Chicago on Nor
monism with great success. She says
she left mere with her mother and sis
tiers, who became converts to Mormon
ism, and has been living at Brigham
Young's chateau for ten years. Does
ana one know herr
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ASTONISHING - The Mounds

ASTONISHING - The MonnIsvil!e
Democrat SAYS:
ave understand a petition is in circU-
la'iop asking signers for tie pardon OF
Alex C. Q larrier. II wss rumored in
Wheeling one day last week, that he
had been pa-doned and returned home
1t is said large crowd soon collected
about the house for the purpose OF
mobbing him. The crowd dispersed
when Superintendent SHsllcross ar
rived in the city and assured hem that
Quarter was yet at MouudevilIe."
All that succeeds the first sentence o.
the above is strictly untrue.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

TIE STREET CARS We heard yes
,erdaythat the street cars would proba.
blt resume their trips on Monday next
We know many persons at either end
OF the line and on the Island who hope
that the rumor may prove true. They
have been cut off from civilization for a
long time. and they are getting tired
:,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

FIVE HUNDRED THoUsAND.-Five
hundred thousand bottles OF Green's
August Flower have been cold in this
State in three months. We only ask
YOU to 60 to any drug store in Wheel
ing, w. Va, and get bottle Free of
CHARGE. or a regular size at IS cents.
Every bottle warra nted to cure Dys-
pepsia or Liver Complaint. Sick Head.
cache, Costiveness. Heartburn, Water
Brash, Sour Stomach. Indigestion, Inn
pure Blood and all disease caused by
impure blood or deranged stomach and
liver. Try it
L. II. GREEN, Proprietor.
Woodbury., n. J.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

A New INVENTION, a Piano Stool
Back, afording a rest to those who play
or practice much, which can be ed
justed to any Piano or Organ Stool, has
been received at Sheib's Music Store
and we are sure will find ready sale. 1t
needs to be seen to meet with approba-
ton. Call at Sheibs and see it.-In-
telLi0encer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

A MERRY CHRISTMAS People are
now looking ont for the place to pur-
chase holiday goods To all those
Messrs. WinzeinIied & Son, NJ. lGJ
Main street, W sh to say they have JUS
received rev stock Of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and fancy good, which
are just suited, for presents Call and
see them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

MORE SNow.-About daylight yes
tsrGay morning we were visited with
another snow storm. and for two or
three hours the teathery fakes came
down lively. making boys happy, and
causing people with leaky shoes to
srieye exceedingly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

NEVER have you had snch an oppor
tunity to buy Black Silks, Silk Pop'ins,
Epinglines, Silk Velvets IS chCar a
they can he bought now at Messrs. EN-.
sheimcr & Blum's. Go ard learn their
prices without delay.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06
"TIROSH."

ssTNIRosH" OR UNFERMENTED WINE
l. for Communion purposes. Also,
Angelica Wine, very delicate, a iavorIte
ling and Hock Wines Piner 4 Co Is Brandy.
old and pure, superior Rye and bourbon
Whistles for medicinal purposes.
For sale by LOGAN. LIST m