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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-14
NORTHEASTERN RAILRoLD.

II hales cotton, 1888 bb,s rosin. 2 bbls spirits
,urpentine, cars lumber and wood, furniture,
mdse. &c. Tc stanley d Whltmyer, Frost co,
" K Ryan. Mowry & Son, A J Salinas. Wtlllams,
Black 1 Williams, Caldwell & Son. T Smith. a
8 smith. W q Courtney d CO. Barden d Parker.
Whilden d Jones, W o Bee a CO, Trenholm Il Son.
Pelser, Rodgers 4 co, Murdaugh q Weekly, CIV
Williams Il CO. Reeder i DAVIS, Kinsman 4 How
ell, Ingralam & Son, W Y Dukes q co, Witte
Bros, s u Stoney, r Roper, PIingle 4 Son, 3
yelling. laayenel Il CO. D0Wle, Noise d Davis,
Railroad Agent, Order, aud Others.
SAVANNAH N CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
II bales sea island and As bales upland cotton,
$50 bushels rough rice, cars lumber. mdse, Dc.
TO ] NJ Eason Il Bro, d MCPHERSON, T p Smith,
Murdsugh 4 Weekley, Reeder.l ID Davis, Bsrden
4 parker, PelEer. Rodgers Il co, O Rracke:
" p bowling, J Colcock i CO. e II Erost d GO, J
R Pringle b Son, Orawley d Dehon, W Stevenson.
Wltte Bros, B weoo, Fraser q Dill, J Kirkland, J
Drayton, w A Boyle. DR. B + Palmer, Quacken.
bush, Estill d en-. p Brown, J B Gilllland. T vii.
SON, J Walker. 8 Mitchell, : Gaillard. W Q Bee
& co. Storey 4 Lowpdes Klnsman d Howell, J Q
II Olausssn, Mowry & Son, Ravenel d co, and
others.
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WOMEN'S LIST.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the Postonos
1t Charleston, for the week ending December ID.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-14
OUR SOUTH ATLANTIC NEIGHBORs.
North Carolina,

Captain W. r. Bass, a prominent merchant
of Wilmington, is dead.
"A fire In Smilhvllle on Monday night des.
troyed three dwellings, occupied respectively
by Mr.. James Thompson, Mrs. Daniels and Mr.
Enoch Daniels.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-14
1U11 AFTER THE STORM.

The Legislature Settling Down TO Rou-
tine Business-A Liberal Holiday lie
oes,-The Fifteen MILLS Tax Levy Pass
ed Through n House.
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States shall have Jurisdiction only 30 long as
| the lands are used for their present purposes;
that the State shall have concurrent jurisdlc-
ton In i. certain !, cases. y and that the properly
The bill to define the number OF trial JUS
ces for the County of Aiken was also passed.
This provides for the appointment OF eight
trial justices for the new county, the magls-
terial quota of which has never before been
defined.
The Joint resolution to authorize the county
commissioners Of Abbeville County to levy q
special tax of two mills upon the dollar to
provide, 1t Is supposed, for the consequences
of the extravaganza of those officials as re.
ported In the recent presentment of the grand
Jury Tor Abbeville County, was passed and
sent to the House.
The bill to repeal the general license law
was sent back to the judiciary committee,
which would seem to snow that this lmpor-
tant measure is not likely to pass the Senate
80 easily as 1t seems TO be going through the
House; and the bill by Senator Owens ITO
make appropriation for the payment OF half
the salary and mileage of the members OF the
General Assembly, and salaries OF the su0or-
dinate officers and employees. and other ex-
penses incidental thereto" was referred 10
the finance committee. This latter measure
is supposed to originate In the very natural
desire on the part of the members for 9 little
pocket money, for use during the liberal
holiday recess, which they have voted to-day
to allow themselves. 1t will be ememoered
that last winter q law was passed liking Inc
nav of members OF The General Assembly at
six hundred dollars per annum instead OF SIX
dollars per diem, but no provision was mace
as to how or when this salary should De PAID.
It has been stated that Treasurer Cardozo
proposed to pay the amount In quarterly
instalments, either In their respective
counties, or at the State treasury,
and there Is no doubt that some Of these
lncipient statesmen would find such quarterly
instalmenls very convenient and acceptable;
but there appears now to be q unanimous de-
sire among Them to get the whole or a part OF
their years pay as soon az they can IN any
manage to do 30. A bill has already
been introduced In the House providing for
the payment of these salaries In one amount
at the end Of each session, and the bill has
every prospect OF an easy passage;and now
comes another proposition TO pay one.half of
the salary Immediately, or at least as soon as
he money can be obtained at the treasury Tor
the purpose. Tue bill just introduced pro-
vIdes for the appropriation OF $l5O. 600 Tor ibis
purpose, and, with the customary modesty ex-
hiblted by the members oil this Legislature
when their own claims are In question, 1t is
expressly provided, 'That the treasurer Ia
hereby authorized and directed 10 pay The
said certificates at his counter, prior to any
other claim or claims whatsoever, and to hold
the certificates az his vochers therefor; and he
Is also authorized aud required to retain In
the treasury sufficient moneys from incoming
taxes to meet the demands OF such orders or
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
REMOVALS..


A NTON1O RAMOS, A sPANIARD PROFESSOR or
IA Spanish and French, has removed to rs West Twelfth
street
(yARD.-OFFICE OF TUE HERCULES MUTUAL LIfh
~ Assurance Society OF the United states, ~ Broad
way, New York. The new directory take pleasure an
Informing public and their policy bolders that they
remove from non square 10 the above address,
where they will be pleased ss heretofore 10 write out all
W. H. MORGAN, President ,
B. b. woRrNANS, Secretary.
Ipu,s Bauer General Agent, New York and Brooklyn,
Joseph Yeisch, Superintendent OF the German Depart
ment, ~ Grand street.. New YORK.
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lsTRoIoGY.srcOsp P1es-Foarth Column.
so1a6ERs 5fasn and
soAs6 S'n aSS fSf@fs I1paNe wAsrED-Er.vrsrH PAGE
sSaE Voh
BUSINESS PAoB-seoond
5Ra SH$ ss4GFs sSG
oLESRs sSs%S AND sALEsMEN-rwnIrrH pAon-second and
zFS sssGa
coAsF%isR SSa@R srEAMsHIrs-Emsr PAGr-yiah and sixth
QogSIHkx BoARD-E.ayyss.n PAs.zrinn column.
BST HOUSES % @ sRs sf %
FuRNIsHED-TwELrrH PAaE-Fourth and fifth
Egg9ggXS STEAMSHIPS PAGr-Fifth column.
fINANCIAL-NIETn PAor-Third column.
TO
Paasnf and Hsa eSa%n sSa%n'
tREESSciHP XDvERTisEGENTs-TwrI I PAGz--Fourth
BE1f SosSRSsrE fo@sSARSsrED-FEMALEs-rwrL PAor-First and
HELP 'eSrH SHHS p4cr-Third and
HORSES, cxEsi2GEs. 4o.-Fmsr PAar-rhird and
EES5sE IT, Ses%s
!sEsES ssl?49 AND snn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sECoND PAGE
LEGAL NOTICES. PAeE-Third column
LOST AND FOUND-FfRsT PAGE-First column
NACHINERY-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth column
MARBLE MANTELs-sEcoNp pAoE@siSth oOmn Column
sEY Np
N1sCEILANEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-TESrn PAcD-
A1soEIEASE1 Eli iSlS%R 1Gs-NlnrH PAsr-sx.h column.
$sss1IsSsSsS $SssSH1I@Ssss fass5Ti1ss ssiS%n; $S a,
POLITiCAL-FlRsT PAGE-sixth column.
sT16Ss
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR RENT
nrA siSST EsTh % sSaRn
REAL ESTATE WANTED-sEcoNp PAeE-Third column.
RELIGIOUS NOTiCES-FIRsT PAGE-sixth column.
REWARbs-FIasT PAGE-First column:
SALES AT AUCTION-NINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
siTUATfoNs wANTED-FEMALEs-TwEL PAGE
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcK-sec-
SPECIAL 'Si 'SoSTiiCEs-FInsr PAcr-Frst and second col
sPoRTiNd-Does BIRDS. Ao.-Flnsr PAar-Third col
SUMMER REsoRTs-ELEvENTu PAoE-Finh and sixth
THE TRXDES-TwELrrH PAcR-Fourth column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwELFTH PAGE
TRAVELLERS GiUiDE-Frnsr PAcn-sixth column.
UNFCRNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET
TwELETH m & &pAGETsiMxth M column r..., .o,,
WINES LIQUORS. &C-sEcoNn PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS, sTEAMBOATs, &C-yIRsY PAsK-Fourth
column. .........
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
POLITICAL.

DOLITICAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
L done at short notice by the Metropolitan Printing
establishments corner vi Broadway aud Ann street, New
York.
CENATOR O'BRIEN's STRENGTH IN THE NINE
y teenh ward-At regular meeting OF the Nnetecntn
Ward Michael Whalen Association, which was held ae
their clnb room Friday evening August the nceMng
called TO order BY Lawrence Mccormick ne sald
the object OF the meeting elect delegates to tho
James O'Brien Central Organization The following
r csIdcnt Dennis Daley Vice President John y Malon
Secretary Michael Haggcry, Corresponding secretary
Luke Garvey Treasurer; James Conelly Sergeant at
Arms Delegates TO the James Bren central Orgapizs-
rs Lippman, John :. Msllon, Francis Callahan.
seat returned thanks IN an eloluent speech,
which was loudly app, appauaed tho speeches wero
which were well received. Hon john r. scanion being
called upon stepped forward aud spoke eoqueny advo
eating tie election Of the Hon James Brien whatever
occ he may be nominated and that they should strive
together with their might TO further the purpose
which they united He spoke about thirty minutes
aud we'll received. Other gentlemen spoke briefly.
The meeting then adjourned with three rousng cheers
for the Hon James q Brien.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11

THE TURF.
Halls Rs'y!SS aoSBSS fAsH 4Sagsn T.. y s,,,.
Purse 800 for double teams, free for ALL mile heats
Colonel Dickey, enters b; g. Tom King and Mate.
sps enters mt k9dy Wnsssr ss snd Mate
= % psnsSn sa's sn,sr: 9I German lRIt S ana Nate m
Colonel pIskey m, names blk PlymptSn
Phips namSs m Fanny ~ osbofn
Match $500 mile heats, best three in nve-
GoSnel pickey names g. Uhmax Enx ,7s nounds
wi yin ss. at M and @ BE-
three. sr%.'A D'0" anu Nall'' -N'l A.e 'l' 80 wv -
EoS 1nsS August s.i 1seestspa m
'." THuRsDHY, August is.,Mile Heats, ns
800 horses that had beat minutes; harness
so for hSrses at had meyer beat ea s sarnss
500 for horses that had never beat so harness. mile
Sioo for double teams, 245 class
An prizes SO e rss horse $50 to second except the
Entries close sunday August ii, 6P. NJ, at MARSHALL
&J2MNs9Ns, , Twentyeishth street and Broadway and
DooLs SOLD AT JOHNsoN's RESTAURANT, l,ls7
i Broadway, corner Of Twentycghth street, on Utica
trot Monday evening and every evening during the
Rsac same horses 'r0' on shse
SARATOGA RACES
SECOND MEETING, 1872
fA'DGifl saftkpAy, nSSSSi iAlSScgsr Il
TUEsPAxj %hbjSNsDHY, ASGSsT ateusr e u.
fhe 'e preSpamme Includes Hurdle Races and seepe
besides a II RAGS Il Al PesSsn
G. wnrA1LY, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11

HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.
A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCrIONEER
IMPORTANT SALE OF TRorr1NG HORSES.
Late the property of
AUGUSTUS NOBLE, DECEASED.
BY JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL,
THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, at IL O'CLOCK,
STABLES OF ROBERT ANDERSON,
ITO AND 1l2 WEST FIFTIETH STREET.
R9ys H u Rfospss PsSs h
s9rei Mare Alice HonngtSn , Il years Old very stylish
HieEey, sorrel HSy.s ~ hands high, 10 years old
Dappe Gray Horse, lsl hands high can trot in 24oo
Black Mare Mary, 10 years old ls,6 hands, record at
,Gp and top Road Wagons Track Wagons sulhies'
The stock can be up to time of sale at Mr. Ander
sons stables, as above; r..,
Stock ever R held S this country Every
article will he positively and absolutely sold 10 the high
ey soH aHE fSFayGh OF THE ESTATE
A LIGHT CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
IA. Buggies. Phaetons, Rockaway, Road and Depot
wagons, l.. o,o,oo ,,n, .o,ro,
Sheets Robes Whips, &c, all at great bargains
The sesHass Iaf1v v%S SssRtL SeTy street.
1 s Ss5' Ss' %s1's ass
SSsS .s III Sss$
es
"A Three iour.scat Phaetons.
One One en5,a'n spainr qIansaSl qIanaau I0a'n'
One Iandaafet,
Three COupes All in good order and for
'A' wv" WOOD BROTHERS 4 CO.
740 Broadway.
SHORT HORNED CATTLE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
"A. the property OF gentleman giving up breeding.
% e sGd M M''sS B&Rks 6GAsEs IL city Auction Mart
and York Tattersa OF Broadway and Thirty
The four Year old cow ISABELLA, with BULL CALF
'"sfs Ho %Ga'"s e c Sy bs OF
Above we're bred by HON A. b. CoNGER, Of Haver.
Full description pedigrces, &c, at sale.
A RARE CHANCE-FoR SALE, THE ENTIRE
% s fso RoSe Of s%ss ESSs RSp sS s
Good WIN and Fxurss Of hrs, nd class EcIy stable on e
% address S IsHsd Syaef Apply
STUD HORSE, FOR sALE-cnEAP FOR CASH:
cy ,fss Or sats Country propey MYERS Cottage
a. wSsishesIsi aoskaway; cSnPes 9pssje DspsSs Slpss
room. HAMS, Fourth street and Broadway.
A GENTLEMAN's ROAD OR FAMILY HORSE AND
N pony Colt for sale; time 2;JO. AtJ W. WILSON'S
stables, 2f9 West Twenty eighth street near Eighth av
A CARRIAGE REPOSITORY III WEST BROADWAY,
"A. near Canal street, second hand light RockawnyS,
ton and 6Ttn BuggIts pony Phhctn, depot expire and
business wagons several Carriages slightly shop worn
at bargains.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIcEs-PONy AND PARK
N Phaetons Light Rockaways, Victoras, Coupe, Rock
away. seat Family Carriages and Light Bugges, new
-"" 's>'"M MxSiHirAcrrRRHs UNION, sss Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

-s~-~-~~~-~~~--''
WEsT PITY THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
w Rev G. II. Ham Of Niagara county, will preach TO-
day nt 10 20 and rs p in the Fifty third street
Baptist church. between Sixth and seventh avenues.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
sPORTING-DOGs. birds. &C


DIGEoN sBOOTING-AT HALLS DRIVING PARK,
i Coney Island road, will positively take place on
Wednesday next August IA the grounds are specially
will be permitted to Interfere with fine days sport for
best Shots handicap purse three prizes Long Island
rules.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11


LARGE ASSORTMENT OF boots sIJOEs
"A Trunks and vascs at the Great Family Shoe Empo,
ybu 3O Bvwery, corner of Bond street. selling at ~ pcr
oAnt below Broadway prices w. .. BIuELOW
ROBERT IRWIN
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
PROPOSALS..


r,O ARCHITECTs-THB BOARD or EDUCATION OF
the City Of Brooklyn, by resolution inyte plans from
architects for Public School House, Tor which there will
be award OF $500 for such plan as may be deemed best
tic second and ssO for the tbro TO be submitted 70 the
formation reference 10 details can be obtained at the
Office the Board Of Education. JOHN H. RHODES,
Acting Chairman VI Committee ~ School Houses
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

49,.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO
II California, Japan and China
via Panama,
carrying mails passengers and freight TO
Aspnwal, Panama, santa Martha, Greytown and Pacific
Coast OF Mexico, Central America Peru and Chill.
Steamers leave 10Th, ah and 30th each month, except
when those dates fall Sunday then the day previous
August 2O-Steamer OCEAN, QUEEN, Captain II. p.
Conner Will leave Pier No AZ North River at ~ O'Clock
noon Aspinwall direct connecting at Panama with
steamer ARIZONA, Captain -, touching at Aca-
connecting Tor all Central American and South Pacific
ports Departure Of 10Th each month connects with the
Companys steamer touching at San Bcnito Tonata ga.
lima Cruz aud Port Angel Freight for all way ports re-
ceivcd until r. VI. OF August IL.
Steamer JAPAN will leave San Francisco August for
Japan and China For rates OF passage, freight and all
further inormatn apply al Company's office the pier
foot Of Canal street. r. II. BABY Agent
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY
The elegant sidewlec steamship SOUTH AMERICA
1000 IONS burhen Captain r. H. rinkicpangb, will sail
Janelro on Friday August 2 at clock j. M IRON pier
43 North River. '
WI. n. GARRISON, Agent
No B
The New York herald., 1872-08-11

GAN DOMINGO LINE
y The United States Mail Steamship TyBEE Captain De.
uncy, will leave pier North River Thursday August
Is, at 3P NJ, for Puerta Plata, samana and San Do.
mingo City.
For freight or passage apply 70 ,,u,rns
20 Broadway.
Bills Of exchange Puerta Plata. samana and san
Domingo City, In sums suit purchasers, Tor salc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07

We mentioned last week that pub
lie meeting of the citizens OF Jefferson
county had been called to protest
against the action of the Board Of Su-
pervisors in subscribing to the capital
stock of the Kabletown and Bloomery
Turn pike Company after the subscrlp-
ton had been voted against by the peo'
pie. The meeting was held last Satur.
day and the following action had:
let. recommend that committee
Of five disinterested citizens OF the
county be appointed by the chair, to
examine into the subject and take such
steps a. they may find it expedient to
defeat the late attempt OF the Board OF
Supervisors to impose upon the cou"ty
the burthens contemplated by the order
of the 10Th OF October, 1872, in refer
ence to subscriptions on the part OF the
county towards improvements in the
Shenandoah river, and towards further
taking of stock OF the Ksbletown and
Bloomery Turnpike Company, and also
appropriating 5000 to finish or repair
the Bolivar Turnpike over Camp Hill.
ID Resolred, That the above com
mittee take such steps as will prevent
the present Board of Supervisors from
destroying any papers or records now
in their possession.
81. Resolvcd, Tha. this committee be
authorized to employ counsel and take
up subscription to defray the expenses
attending the carrying out the foregoing
~ solutions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07
Gilbert Matters de Lafayette.
Lord Corn wallis Capitulation
Yorktown,
Decb'r IL, 1881"
Tho IusDiretl Singer.

remembered we'll, some years ago,
a fine German girl came into my church
choir to sing. She was genuine little
maiden, of the best type Of her country
women. and her brilliant solos lowered
over and coqueted with the congrega
ton till I almos, began to feel the jeal..
ousy Of my procession, that had RI
val at the other end Of the church. Sy
and by she left u. was married, and we
did not see her for some years. But at
last she came back to her place and
sang again. But what different quail
ity was now in her voice! As she war
lied through the mazes Of Haydn and
Beethoven, q wondrous stilluess came
over the people; the tears would start
up into old, faded worldly eyes. and
when she ceased, everybody breathed
deep and looked about, ss il they had
wandered off into some half.iorgetten
country. / no longer was jealous. but
wanted to say, "Go on, sing to US
through the whole service, for your
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07
~. touch 4 de.per place than my

songs touch q deeper place than my
sermons can iathom." Where did this
wondrous power come from? for her
scientific execution was not what it
used to be, and she had lost two notes
from the upper register. At last a
good old lady explained it all. "Why,
don't you understan she has been
singing to her little Hermann these two
years" Yes, she had been two years
singing herself out to her little boy,
subduing his wilifulness and soothing
bis fears, and waking up his little soul
into consciousness by her voice, 80.
when she opened her mouth in church
we were all TO her only hundred chill
dreu, and she was singing of forgiveness,
and mercy, and aspiration to us all.
We didn't "rsise her salary" for that
new quality OF her voice, but we gave
her our hearts. and as we went out into
toe great, noisy world, resolved to be
all of which she saDg.-Rev. A. ID.
Ifayo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07

Mr.. SrANLEY's eagerly expected work,
Ho,0 I Found Livingstone. is now so far
advanced that Messrs. Scribner, Arm
strong 4 Co., o! New York, are able
to promise its publication befor the
middle OF November. How l Found
Livingstone is complete and consecu-
tive narrative of Mr.. SANKEY'S notable
exploit, and has been entirely rewritten
bv him tor this book. 1t includes g
large number OF thrilling incidents never
before published, and is the only record
Of his adventures which is published
under his sanction and authority. All
other works purporting to describe Mr.
S,anley's search after Livingstone are
mere compilations from the newspapers,
&c, and are issued in direct conflict
with Mr.. SANKEY'S interests.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07

ENGINEERS are busily engaged in sur.
veying the route OF the proposed Cuya-
hoga Valley road. which, in conjunc-
ton with the Wheeling and Lake Erie,
is to make short line OF communica-
ton between Wheeling and Cleveland.
Three several routes through the city OF
Akron are being examined. The Bea-
con of last Monday saws: an less than
a week the entire preliminary surveys
will have been completed, and Engineer
Dudley will be prepared to make his
report on the different routes to the
Directors of tn, road. for their consid-
Grafton. The D rectors will immedi-
stely hold a meeting, compare the va
rious lines and choose the best 10 their
judgment, after duly taking into account
the amount of stock raised BY residents
along each route, the expenses Of con-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07

The fertility Of the newspaper mind
has had a fair opportunity to develop
itself during the past week in head
lines for the horse malady. We have
had Epihippic Disease" "Tbe typhoid
Laryngite," "The Equine Plague"
"The Epiz,ot; Distemppr," "The Ma
larial Incubus," "The Hipp"pathis En-
barrassmen,." and The Qnadr 'peda
Scourge."' These are the most serlou-
and thoughtful grooves in which the
reportorial mind has run; but when it
has relaxed rom its dignlfed mood, ii
has given currency TO such humorous
allusIons as odd Epizoot," Exercise
Promoter" "Bootmaker's Frieni,' y
Corn Doctors Blessing" Dyspepsia
Cure" and "rhe Epidem." The press
has striven to make itself equal to the
emergency.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07

REPORTS from all parts Of the coun>
try would seem to confirm the view that
in mos, cases the horse distemper has a
period of nine or ten days; that it's type
is mild, and that it speedily disappears
under good treatment and care, esPe'
cially if the horses are laid up duri' &
sickness. The milder form of the
disease in private stables is attributed IN
good part 10 the perfect rest enjoyed by
the horses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07
DIED.

DONNELT.Y-At Weston W. Va. on
Monday evening, November 4, PATRICK a..
DoNNELLY, In The attn yeaI o. his age.
Ills funeral will take place from the resi-
denre of John FiiZSimmons, Main street
Centre Wheeling, this morning at 10 o'clock.
MITCHELI.-OnT Tuesday night, Nov-'"-
bel -, 1872, sAaUEL MIlC dELL, In the I3d
year OF his aye.
The funeral will take place fro the ST..
James Hotel on Thursday. November, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. Friends OF the family are
invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07
Bachelors f1;sir Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Best in the
HtTId-Periectly harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri.
diculOus Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR Dl +
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Sale
and PERFECT Dye Sold by AZ Druggists.
Factory, IL BOND street, New York.
narS-deyc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07

struction and other matters. The
prospects for q speedy completion of
the plans for THE project have never
been better since they were first pro-
posed, and the community is looking
anxiously for the immediate adoption
OF one of the routes and the quick com.
ple,iou of whichever one is decided to
be the best"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES
On MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for YOung Men from
the effects of Errors and Abuses in early
Lie. Manhood restored. Impediments TO
mar iage removed. New method oil
treatment. New and remarkable RENE.
d es. Books aud Circulars sent free, IN
sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
2South Ninth ST., Phiidelph.a, Pa.
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