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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-23
The Capital Question.

From the Moundsville Democrat.l
The prefer made by Wheeling is lib
eral and advantageous for the State,
and we hope the Legislature will find it
consistent with public interest and a
duty to accept it at an early day. There
is no mistake that wide spread feeling
throughout at least three-fourths OF the
population OF the State demands an
immediate removal Of the Capital from
Charleston, as its il accessibility and
discomforts are beyond endurance. The
opinion repeatedly expressed that no
attempt in removal should be made to
agree now on a permanent location
meets with general concurrence. The
sentiment is that there should
be an immediate removal TO some
other place where through the
agency of ample ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
roads, telegraphs and the daily
press-,he people of the State can
have early intelligence of all the
public business that transpires, can
reach the Capital speedily and easily
and be comfortably accommodated.
The State needs good halls, Offices
committee rooms and libraries, and the
people need railroads, hotels, newspa-
pers, telegraphs and a thousand other
advantages afforded by a city. II this
offer be accepted it must be taken at
once. The Legislature, under the new
Constitution will not meet again until
January, 1874, and the State will be
compelled to undergo more than two
years longer the inconvenience Of the
present location. We favor the removal
to Wheeling under the above conditions.
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How to Use Mercury.

Never put mercury into your stomach.
The proper place for il is the thermometer
or The Dar Omater. There IL will inform you
OF the changes of te 'nperature, or torewarn
you of the coming OF storms, thus indi.
eating the times and seasons when Il i nee
essary 10 reinforce the system with HO>,et-
ter's stomach Buffers, i'm order To ward of
the ailmenqs which peculiar conditions OF
the elements produce. When the quicksil-
yer suddenly falls several degrees OF Fair
enheit, az IL often Toes at thi> season, fOrtify
the ~ stem against the depr essing influence
OF this sudden abstraction of heat bv dose
OF the most genial and W. olesome of all
'nvigorants. Or if the indicator Of your
barume er points to stormy. brace up for
those da p, driving gales which IRE sure 10
search TO the very marrow OF an untoned
o garization. Fever and ague, chronic ill.,
digestion, violent COLES, dysentery, bilious
intermittents, h-una ism and host OF
pulmonary complaint t., come OF such visi-
rafiDnS.
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TEE Boston GloJe has an article on
Gas Reform" Ii says: The dlspro
portion existing between the charges OF
gas companies in Europe and those
of this country show clearly that re-
form is needed here 10 the city OF
London gas is supplied by private COM
psnies. but under government snrvel
lance, both as to quality and prices, and
there the rate CHARGED is eighty cents
Der thousand feet. In Sheffield it IL
made by private companies, aud sold at
sixty cents per Thousand, and in LIVER
pool the price is about the same. In
Manchester the city owns the gas
works, and the price charged to indi-
vidual subscribers is sixty-fve cents
uer thousand feet. In the CITY OF Paris
the government draws large revenue
from the gas companies, and yet the
price is much less than it is in this
country"
If some plan could be devised that
would furnish the citizens of Wheeling
with good gas and plenty OF it, there
would not be much complaint at the
price. We are fully aware that i'm
portant Improvements are being made
in the city gas works and that the only
thing the people can do about the mat
ter is 10 wait. The gas has been so out
raseously bad on Market and Main
streets during the past month that 1t Is
impossible to wait patiently for the better
supply that has been so long promised
The hope deferred in this case makes
the eyes sore and the heart sick and Is
provocative OF remarks that are some
times more forcible than polite. We
trust that the gentlemen having the i'm
provements in charge will hurry them
up with all possible speed.
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The Ohio River Improvement Con.
ventiou, which has been in session in
Cincinnati, adjourned on Thursday to
meet at the call of the President. The
Convention adopted a resolution asking
Congress to consider the improvement
of the Ohio river "a a national meas
ure, and not as local project, as here
tofore. The Convention also asks for
an appropriation of s., 100000 to defray
expenses.
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I.exislaIiye Cnucus.

From the Charleston Courier-Tuesday.l
The Democratic members the
Senate assem- led in the Senate cham
Der at 80 P. NJ, and we're called to
order by Hon. Mr.. Blakemore, Of Pen.
dleton, on whose motion Judge G. D.
Camden, of Harrison county. was de-
clari chairman of the caucus. ~
Hons. D. D. Johnson .Cof Tyler, and
A. E. Summers, OF 'Kanawha, were
severally placed in nomination for Pres
ident Of the Senate.
The ballot resulted in the election OF
Mr.. johnson, be having received ten
votes and DR.. Summers seven votes.
On motion OF Mr.. Grantham, the
nomination of Mr.. johnson was made
unanimous.
On motion OF Mr.. Bennett, Mr. Jo-
seph s. Miller, of Cabell county, was
declared the unanimous choice of the
caucus tor the office Of Clerk.
For the office OF Sergeantat Arms
Mr.. n. S. Clark, of Wood county, NJ
B. Armstrong. Of Rosne, w, NJ Patton,
OF Harrison, Reuben Garrison and P.
W. Simpson Of Kanswha, were placed
10 nomination.
The first ballot resulted as follows
Whole number Of votes cast 90; Mr.
Clark received 10; Mr.. Armstrong s.
Mr.. Patton 5.
So there was no election.
Mr.. Eastman then withdrew the name
OF Mr.. Armstrong
The second ballot resulted in the
nomination of Mr.. Clark by the follow
ing vote:
Mr.. Clark II, Mr.. Patton 7.
For the office of Doorkeeperss Mr.
John D. Anderson. OF Nicholas county;
Alex. Wallace, OF Kanawha, and F. NJ
Farrell, Of Cabell county, were placed
in nomination.
The ballot resulted in the nomination
Of Mr.. Anderson.
The caucus then adjourned
HOUSE.
The Democrats Of the House organ.
I'D bv calling Dr.. Thompson to tn,
Chair and appointing GPorge o. Daven
port Secretary. On motion Of Mr.
Stout, the Rules OF the House OF Dele
gates. as far as applicable, were adopted
Tor The government Of the body
Nominations for Soc aker being in order
Mr.. Fo'ev presented the name of Mr.
Thomas A. Bradford. Of Barbour. Mr.
Johnson nominated r. Hume Butcher
OF Jrffprson; and Colonel Floyd nomi.
mated w. w. Miller, Of Ohio.
The roll wss theu called with the fol
lowing result;
Miller, II; Butcher, 10; Bradford
Is. On the second ballot the vote stood
Miller, 10; Butcher, 8; Bradford, II.
Mr.. Shirley then withdrew the name
of Mr.. Butcher.
On the third ballot the vote stood
Miller, %; Bradford, 81. On motion
at Mr.. Bradford the nomination OF Mr.
VI Her was declared unanimous.
Mr.. j. Bernard Peyton was noni-
mated for Clerk. by vote of 81 for Pey
ton to l for Mr. C. P. Snyder.
For Sergeant-at-Arms. Mr. J. W.
Horner was chosen. The vote stood
Horner, 81 DR.. Duncan Ward, g.
Mr. s. H. Campbell was selected as q
candidate for doorkeerer. His vote
stood 81 to | for Mr.. Joseph Barrett
All the nominations were made unan.
imous. after which the meeting ad-
! iourned.
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TIE Martins Ferry Commercialcome

TIE Martins Ferry Commercial come.
to us this week showing many signs Of
improvement. 1t is edited and pub.
lshed by Messrs. AsHENHURsr and
KLAUsER and is full of news. sprightli.
ness and vim. The paper deserves the
patronage of the en'erprising people Of
Martins Ferry and will do much to
help the prosperity of the town. We
cordially wish it success
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BatclleI0r's Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE Is the Best in tn
Hmld-Pertectly harmless, reliable and in.
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri.
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine w. A. BACHELORS HAIR DI
produces Immediately a splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only safe
and PERFECT Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, l6 BOND street, New York.
lnar5-degc
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Beware of COunterfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Childs Cure when Teething,


PAIN collie AND WAKEFULNESS.
Such Is the popularity OF our remedy that
It has induced some unprincipled persons
labels, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word, using the same colors, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking to dis
cover the difference. An intelligent and
honest public will frOwn upon such at
tempts at deception and treat them as they
deserve. Hereafter we shall prosecute, TO
the full extent of the law, all parties who
10y making, selling or buying such imita-
tons a. shall infringe on our copyright
The only genuine article of The Chtld's
Cure when Teething, Laughlin's In lant Cor
dial, is prepared by LAUGHLIN BROTH
Frs 4 co. Copyright entered and secured
according to act Of Congress.
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DIED.

wHITE-On the pit int, at ~ p. NJ.
WM. WHITE, in the nth year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF his son-in-law, MIR John Lantry
corner of Main and First streets, Centre
Wheeling, this Saturday morning, at 81
O'Clock. Friends of the family are invited
to attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
On Marriage,

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects of Errors and Abuses in early
life: Manhood restored. Impediments tC
MARI iage removed. New method Of
treatment. New and remarkable RENE
lies. Books and Circulars sent free, In
sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
2South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
augl2-egsb
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A MEETING OF the stockholders Of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad is adj
vertised to be held at Orrville, Wayne
county, Ohio, on the 18th of December,
Tor the election of Directors and the
transaction OF other business.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-23

The Martinsburg Era says: From
all the knowledge now at hand we are
inclined to believe that GRANT leads
OCoNoR in the Presidential race. We,
however, await official returns"
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Ar the late election there was not
ous "straight-out" or prohibition ticket
cast 10 Franklin county, Ohio.
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A Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.

DR.. A. y. Todd'S Liver Pills.
DR.. A. 8. Todd's Liver Pills.
DR.. A. y. Todd's Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIV-
Err COMPLA1NT,INDlG HEAD
ACHE, BILlOUSNESS, &c.
BEALISvILLE. Pa, Sept. ii, 1871.
DR.. A. y. ToDD-Esteemed Sir: Thanks to
your valuable Pill, am now enjoying per-
feet health. have for many years So tiered
from Dyspepsia and have tried many RENE
dies without any good effects. Some months
since, feeling exceedingly bad, got from
y. BOram, Druggist, a box OF your Pills, and,
using them according 10 the directions, /
now feel perfectly restored. so valuable
are they I would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the most Won
derful remedy of the day.
Yours, with respect,
p. H. NAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
nn7 proprintnre
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THE ENTUCKY
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
$500, 900 in Bank to Pay All Gifts
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT,
100000 FOK ONLY so.

Al the Grand Gift concert, autharizrd by
special act o. the Legislaiur", in ali Of the
Public Library of Kentucky. unavoidaby
postponed from september ~ t December
!, and which positively and unequlvOcally
occurs in Louisville, Ky. Saturday, Dece IN.
be- 7, 1872, without further delay on any &c
count whatever. the following C.sh Gifts
are for distribution by lot among the ticket
holders:
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Refined Sugar..

TX BBLs. A, B, AND EXTRA C COFFEE
y Sugars -T,lt-t
d bbls. Crushed, Powdered and 0ranu..
lated sagsr1, jass received and for sale By
n KELLY.
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TUIAL, ~ U Gifts, ALL CAsh ...eOU,UVC
The money to pay all these gifts is now
upon deposit, and set apart for that pur-
pose. In the Farmers and DrOvsrs' Bank. as
will b, seen by the following certificate of
the Cashier:
FARMERS AND DRovTRs' BANK.
LoCIsvI.LE KY. Sept. %, ls12.
This is TO certify that there Is now On de-
posit in this bank over hah million OF
dollars 10 the cred OF the Gift Concert
fund, IS 1900 OF which Is held by this bank
A. Treasurer OF the Public Library OF Ken
lucky TO pay OF all gifts TO be awarded at
the drawing. X. 8. EEAcH, Cashier.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, so; halves. s.; quarters,
g. o; IL whole tickets for 500; y for SIS !;
IS for 500; ll3 for 1000; 255 for so; 575
for $500. No discount on less than 500
worth OF tickets at time.
The drawing vii positively and unequiv-
ocally take place December !. Agents are
perem ptoriIy required TO close sales and
make returns November %, N order to
give ample time for the final ARA n2emenis.
Orders Tor tickets or applications for circu-
lars should be addressed to
Gov. TH0S. Z. BR4MLETTE,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky, Louis
Nv. L. RODGERS, Agent.
No. Mcclure House Block.
octl4-WAS-rb
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Notice.

Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN have appointed David Levi az my agent
TO do a mercantile business at No. - Main
street, Centre Wheeling, in the State Of
West Virginia. ROSA BAER-
WHEELING, April s, lE2 novls-ra
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Horse Shocin &

Marshall & Dean, Blacksmiths,
Corner OF Market and Madison SITS,
WHEELING, ". "A.
WE A'E NOW PREPARED TO SHOE
w oxen al the shortest notice. We will
guarante" and warrant all of our shoes To
last for four weeks. All desiring Snoring
done. please give us a call. Mr. Dean is a
regular OK sheer, having been in the bust
ness many years.
noy22-r MA SHALL & DEAN
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NEW ADVERTISER ENrs
A UniyersaIist View of the New Birth

NTILL Re GIVEN BY REV. sHINN.
w at Hope Hall, Union street, Sunday
evening. at O'Clock. Service in the morn
ing at l0L o'clock; Sunday School at P.
Nj. The public invited. noy23
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English Lutheran Church, Free

TOHN sTREET-PREACHTNG AT lOH
81 A. NJ, anf7 p. NJ. tomorrow Sunday
by Rev. * B. Barni'z, Pastor. sunday
school at p. M-Ilustrated blackboard
lesson, "The Handwriting ON tae Wall"
Welcome TO all. noy23-Q
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Central Building Association.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
|, n for the nomination of Officers and Di-
rectors, to serve the ensuing yea r. is rogue 81
ed At the room OF the Association, Thurs
day evening, November Is, 1872.
The. election Tor ON :ers and directors
will be held Thursday evening, december 5,
1872. p 1HOS. . BRIEN, President.
t-EO. III. G PIP, Secretary.
November 2lst, 1872. noy23 q
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FOR RENT.

A PLEASANT Two STORY FRAME
kitchen, ON Broadway, Wheeling Island
Large lot and fruit trees, good cellar and
pump. Possession given Immediately.
Inquire on the premis es, o, Of
L- --E p. HUBBARD.
nov22-q, At Hubbard & Bro, MARKET st. ,,
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TuE SIT IasS 2eDi Of iniefe +,

xo T"T iTt Sl aea Of in int
has been felt all over the country in tho acfon y
ofshe railway commissioners d Illinois, YEo
ven sbfdai,ised iinaef the Constitution on
1870 and the laws passed ia p'lr7ula illfs tnf.
With These commissioners harea Lo.s4let,'
r,ado ;, rcnort covering the'aiY affenfhsW NC.
have succeeded their appointment. I:iotSn
this rcnort is full of interesting 'iact1, rn.
commission itself MS n failure, rs Is aiuio ~,
,snlf.nonf,ssod The laws full to accohiltls na
,eh,t w,sexnccte,l. and tire ceTnmlssioneist n
,sIe 70 renort absolutely no retorln'n, ~ w.
,,nists they especially aimcd-the resu nS M
IF i me MESSENGER fire and Of reisn! tELi1 ,s
S,-s5 nv ihe statutes. Ii is iolihd luat LIZ
,',Iroods constantly and ysten'HlCatSs lpt', ".
10Th provisions. As tor the o'elepuoi y
,a..en 1crs the commissioners l!a' IfIiii
dy- becu,sc the statute gives l.na1. Is
siyrlv.to tie party agsazefcts.I',I nes "seti j
comes to proceedings der' .Fieia'lsil 'ei tliS
fro;.ht tariff, iii charging higher IaVes lIotH
,,csl than from terminal or eoihDeqnH
rn;n,s- the commissioners find thht though
f,,e complaints are numerous, tncF fan l!
induce no one to bring suit. fiey say n
every INSTANCE we have turned the pcrs9nn
to that provision OF the E nX
Which rites ah dttfon Tor Il penalty OF p ,pgg
to THE IIarty aggiieveu, but they ilaSe sleadli!
declined to prosecute, giving as reason tfaE
thevdid not want to give offence 10 thc g9m-
paTiics. Who hid it IN Their power 70: dfn;
ihcm Recommendations when most '"ssntea,
and could miure them in their business m !!
more tIan The recovery Of many penalties
,vnpld benefit them" This is certainly the
most lame ind >impotent conclusion OF me
whole, pro rata freight matter that we nave
over sctri.-.Neto YoTE 'C0ramcrefGl, srp -
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a A GRAND TRANSFORMATIONS 'SeENE.-"Ihis
time the scene Is laid in Pennsylvania; the
hero of the play is a teanaster, "natiTe and
to the manner born," and the plot had some
thing to do with benzine. Mr.. Teamstet Is
riding cheelt,llly along the public highway
seated upon load Of benzine.. As lie travels
I've has an idea that social cigar would. prove
4 good companion; 80 he lights a chereot,
and musin. on the things certain .andillhfer-
s:,l, permits the team to continue the jour
ney according TO their own pleasure. BGGif
NIL thinss-good, bad, or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
have an end, and cigar is no exception. In
due time the cigsr.is burned down TO an I'!s.
pleasant proximity to our hero,s moustafie.
Reused from his meditations he uhsoWs the
I stump behind him, and is instantly an Ill
voluntary participant. in grand trapStoTHna-
ton scene. Numerous barrels of the eXeita'
bic auid unite III one grand '':burst " Of hal
n,ony and light. The astonlshcd driven con-
Guides ~ stop on the road while the fright
ened horses plunged ahead Al. the top of their
. speed, leaving behind, felN Train " hicii
be.rs ont the smile Of \ sort Of Terrestrial
comet. A collision stops the, harscs; the
frightened peasants imagine the nillepilnn,
the owner loses his bcnzinc, the driSer finds
agt a,siagle screw left TO remind llim tb,t he
,oace owned wagon, and--tfe clrtsa Pills.
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'RSal Estate Agent and Allctlonecr, -
.ccrncy Of Eleventh and Blink streets.
rt,pr-sTF,rs' SALE Or * BEAtTIF

V7RI -sTEES' SALE OF * BEAUTIFUL
ASR TyN 5& AfNESA i + OF MtSciEsTE
ENI EAnlNG.. ELEM the ,N0RIH =, fDEr ~ "
,S0t1rIi SinIIiUF JAMES EIvER. NDJN FULL.
,NIEN OF TILE ClTI q hlEliM0ND;;EBy virtue !, tn
t Ned Of trirst t1eteh 20 The stthscrihersN NJ r;
tlh.r, i. Woodbridge and Ah wife bearing tatd .st
july. 1870. duly recorded IN Chesterfield. County
Court, we shall. arfrc request Of the beneficiary
mentioned ~ the ld.deei. proceed In sell at Ftuc-
lion Oh the premises, on FRIDAY the 18TH of hlnr-
.ry 1872, no ~ ucloeF M f'fiir, IL not on thcrsi
fair day thereafter, that very desirable. attractive
and fertile Farm located rs above ll'clns i part OF
granite llarries VI Colonel Al3crt Or,iWay OF Hlc
east combining fTW o. HUNDRED MD SEHE,S
ACRES. On this tract there Is SMALL HEIlt'
ING and the usual out-builngS, aitliated in tWen
tS-aCre grove Of beautiful onss.r The, lleS re-
markedly well for cultivation, ard Is OF eHc.ienl
yuplty. ON Iris tract there IL lieVdd I" be- large
quantity Qf good srpie, t!n outcroppllss q wiaef
As this tEirt has front t Ja,Res riFcr nearly op.
pusitr to the itpUts and MharveS Of the CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio RailrOnd CoInpaHy tsnon to le NinlnenrG)
This circumstance ought 10 add mitch to tie value o.
this land. -.
,IFRarS: Enoph'in rasht tbfraY hxf&tsesof sale
and TO discharge the sum OF S2l20 with interest from
is, July la.t on Il credit as to SEQ until me Pts
l,75: credit to S2g!o until the Est july as71
terms Us the debtor shall prcscribe AND DIRECT, Or OF
his failure u give any Instructions, then on sucr
terms as te.trustees ma think to the Eho!ecrcu
payments to bear nseEss., from the s a IS Of Ss
;., - :s.t, s.Wl+LlAA AaAstfs ~, 10 es s.
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d Tm FEMALE PHYSICIAN VINO WouSDs 2 B
Man AND KILLS ANOTHER IN oINhh "r-sl ~
TTlCA.-A telegram from Uttc;a gave an Fss7
CONT of the shooting Of two men zone Ia
tallyl in street-car in that CITY," Inc Albany
'To,;,n al makes the following explanations; :
+ t.Vhis Mrs. McCarty is the female ppysl..
oIono of this city, known as Mrs. Bur!eish,'
some Of whose professional work, has given
i,er, considerable notoriety within d few
months past. 1t seems that she travels about
. untler different nalncs--generally.' Burlel9h,'
nnt sometimes Seymour and,'a IN Utica,
I.IcCuty.' The police Of, Utica have tele-
j.. graphed for her general character, but have
no other particulars Of the shooting than are
given above. ..,~
1t seems there was cause ior the quar-
rel with the lnan Thompson, whom Mrs.
B,uleigh attempted to kill. Some three
yeaIs ago he enticcd her iusoU a;tcrQqln on
one 81 our steamboats,. The resaN, She
claimed was daughter, now living, and
she bp4an to hlark-,naiL Ihompson. Among
other ya!ual,les she obtained from him WAS
the house she recently occupied III tlowaarq
street. Having then refused to continue nis
bencfactions, She informed his family Of
What had TRANSFERRED. Upon this Thompson
foreclosed the mortgage on the Howard
street house, and on last Monday the Wolaan
became housclcss. She at once proceeded t.
Utica, and this murder is the result. The
man she intended to kill VIII probably I've
AninnOcent' was Killed. -. - -
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sell, lsy W, GDddia, ..,' ar
Auetioneer and Real tEstate = gent,
corner Of Elcventh. and Bapk streets.
y7ERy DEsTRABLY.LO sc ATEiD. 'FAI

VERY DEsrRABLY:LOCA TED FARM
' CALLED "OAk GROVE" ON BOTH SIDES
OF THE STONY RUN ROfb: liALF.AlIkE
EASTOF RICHMOND. CONTaINING 735-l0O0
quest of the owner. shall sell ut auctions ON the
premises, on MONDAY the I'D JanuaEy- 1872, at 3
o'clock =. ", that beudfullylocated farm called
.Oak Grove.' situated above containing by re-
cent survey 733 3:-lo9c acres Of which seven and q,
twrnty-iiye aud onc,arter atrcs on the south Side
thereof. which has Beer diptded into trte lots Of
about eightacres eac; tea pne. Of which. containing
Miildlns fbrrterly tsHd rs b tavern. anil AMI old
traiue barn Mar.aaop.' This property IS nd
Iuiraly well adapted for market garden. 81 qisry
farm and being 50 to the city limits should at
tract the attention Of capitalists and others. twill
be sold as whole Giided, may bc deemed best
Ut the hour OF sale =
"HTnRaG :.Tt1s liberal. s"r."'i W::'cODDIN. -
Ia l5-eQittis -. ann. .l, - >sAuctionef.r.