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Baltimore market.
BALTIMORE, Ju

DALIlhOnEt ouuc ~
COTTON-Quiet but firm; low mid
dlings at Csc.
FLOUR-Quiet and heavy quota
tons nominal.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; new choice
white al. 81 85@l IS; fair to prime at
81 75@l go Corn dull southern white
at 7s@79c; do yellow at Gle: mixed
western at Gao. Oats in good demand;
mixed at 45@46c; white at 4I@49c.
Rye quiet and unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Strong mess pork
firm at $l3 IS; shoulders at sc; rib
sides at &c clear rib sides at 7@7tc
sales of $4,000 pounds clear rio sides
packed at tic. Bacon in good jobbing
demand; shoulders at 5i@6c rib sides
at TIC; clear rib sides at 7a@S sugar
cured hams at l3@l4c. Lard in i'm
proved demand; sales of 100 tierces
at &c.
BUTTER-Western in fair demand;
good to choice at l6@l7c.
WHISKY-Firm at 90@9lc.
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MARrINsBURG, June %.

MARTlNsBURG, June SS'
Editors of the Register:
l have carefully read Mr.. Keck's
letter and your-editorial commentupon
the question it presents. sE-
I may be mistaken /; but I fail to ap-
preciate the difficulty he apprehends in
regard to the time Of the Congressional
election in West Virginia. 1t has
never occurred to me that che election
in August will be q "general election" in
the legal sense of that term. The Sd
4th, 5th and 9th sections of the Sched-
ule provide for an election for the
special purpose OF submitting the
proposed Constitution to the people;
and direct that it shall be conduct
ed, in all things, according to the
Code" and under the supervision OF
"the officers authorized by existing
laws to conduct general elections.
Now, If there were no subsequent pro,
Visions for the election Of State and
county officers and members OF the
Legislature at the same time, presume
no one would attribute to this election
ANYTHING beyond . special and excep-
tionsl character. But having thus
provided for the special submission to
the voters of the State OF particular
questionable ratification or rejection
of the amended Constitution--the
Schedule in the next succeeding section
provides that ION the same day, aud
under the superintendent Of the off,
GERS who shall conduct the election for
determining the ratification or rejection
OF the Constitution and Schedule, Flee,
lions shall be held at the several places
of voting in each county for Senators
and members of the House of DELEGATES
and all officers, executive, judicial,
county or district required by this Con
stitutlou to be elected by the people.
Such elections shall be BY ballot, and
the results thereof shall be ascertained,
determined and certified according to
the provisions and requirements Of
existing laws; except that the, returns
OF the elections Of Governor, State SUI
perinteudent OF Free Schools, Auditor,
Treasurer and Attorney General shall
be transmitted TO the Secretary OF State,
sealed and addressed. to the Speaker
Of the Houee Of DeiegSiea.s
/ quote this section bes.anse its pro
visions snessss the dihsaaRy u.aer Dis
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MooREFIELD, June %, 1872.

MooREFIELD, June %, 1872.
Editors Of the Register:
have, as requested, given some con-
siderstion to the question submitted to
me, in reference to the time when the
election for members of the House OF
Representatives from this State should
take place, and give you my views
thereon: The Constitution Of the
United States, article l, section 4, di-
rects the Legislatures Of the several
States to prescribe the times, places and
manner of holding elections for such
Representatives, reserving, however, to
Congress the authority to make or
alter the regulations 80 prescribed.
Congress, as far as | am advised, has
not 80 acted as to withdraw from the
States and assume to itself the control
of this subject, at the next election.
Hitherto the States have acted upon
this subject and the Legislature OF
West Virginia, by act Of November l3,
1863, prescribed the fourth Thursday OF
October, 1864, and the same day In
every second year thereafter, az the
time for the election of the Represent
atives in Congress from this State. The
same provision is substantially made in
the Code, page A, section 2, as | con
strue it. l do not think, II chapter 100
OF Acts of 1868 was the law OF this
State in totidem verbs, that there would
be much, if any. difficulty in determin"
ing that the fourth Thursday in Octo-
Der, 1872, was the time prescribed for
such election. Now, upon the well
settled rule of construction, applicable
to a revissl OF the laws. viz: that "the
old law wss not intended to be altered
unless such intention plainly appears"
it strikes ME that the provisions OF the
Code are the same and were so designed
by the Legislature, as those OF the
pre.existeut statute on the subject. 1t is
clear that il the proposed Constitution
be rejected that the time designated by
Act Of 1868. embodied and re-enscted
in the Code, would be the only legitl-
mate time when the election could be
held. But the reason assigned BY some
is, that on that day the general cleo
ton for State officers vas To- Gtakc
place, and the inference is sought to De
deduced from that fact that il was ne
cessary that such general election for
State officers shonA b ooteupotAneona
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sNeW sYefk MaFkes. c-tof
-.-.T nv YORK. june 26.

Y NBN AOSAS - N.S
FLOUR-The market is dull;
VIC, quote at, s.. 70 for white western;
$6 90 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop. Ohio; $6 $50
7s20 for trade brands 81 509T 80 for
common to fair extra St Ionis; - 500
Is 90 for good TO choice do, Southern
flour is quiet and heavy, st 81 50C9I %
for common to fair extra; SO So@l3OO
for good TO choice do Rye -four is duh,
with Gales of 800 barrels At "a 100
5 90. Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-The wheat markets. l@2c
better on spring at 81 609l s!
for No. 2 spring in store, 81 64@l %
for No. I dor 81 72@l Is for winter red
red western; 81 TOOL Il for amber
western, and 81 S09l 81 for white do.
The sales are 1000 bushels choice white
wheat State at 81 IS and 1900 bushels
No. 2 Milwaukee at 81 62. Rye is dull,
heavy and nominal at S5c for western.
Barley is quiet and unchanged. Corn
is steady; the sales are l., 400 bushels
at 63@64c for steamer western mixed;
65966c for sail do aud 70c for prime
white. Oats are quiet the sales are
$4,000 bushels, at 46@47c for western
in store aud afost, and 4I@5Oc for
Ohio. .-.'
PROVISI0NS-P ork market quiet
sales have been made Of 200 barrels at
$l3 25 for new mess, $40 5O@lO IS Tor
prime and $I2 50 for new prime mess.
Beef is dull and unchanged; the sales
are lbs barrels at 81 50@9 so for
prime mess and $40 00@l2 90 tor ex-
ira do. Beet hams are dull at $23 OO9
26 90. Tierce beef in nominal at
$l7 90 for prime mess and SIT w
ale 90 for India do. Cut meats
are steady at 9!@l2c for hams and 5f@
SIC for shoulders middles quiet. Lard
is firmer the sales are 100 tierces at
SS@94c for No to prime steam and
9ic for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Firmer at20@27c for new.
CHEESE-Is heavy at lO@l2c
for common to prime.
COTTON-On spot opens quiet and
without decided change in price; the
sales are 3lS bales at 25tc for low mid
dlings and 26tc for middling uplands.
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New York Money Market.

NEW UKk, y uHt -U-V n1'
The situation in Wall street to-day
presented no important changes. The
monetary situation was dull and un-
changed
M0NEY-Market was easy at 4953
per cent on call; prime bankers notes
at 6l@7i per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Msrket
quiet and unchanged at l09f@l09i Tor
prime bankers 60 days sterling and Ill
for sight. ...-.-.-..-...-,...
G0LD-Steady atll34@ll3s; closed
at ll34.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
unchanged.
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RuiIdinp Lots For sale.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING ETH Elk
AT wholesale or retail: Lots No. IL In
JIuare 9; No. in Square 9; the south nall
No. lin Square IL; No. in Square 20; No. IL
I'm SQUARE lS; No. Ia in Square IL; No. In
SQUARE "a; No. II in Square Is, and No. " In
Division E. ,s,.
Also, Lots No. In Square 20; No. 10 IN
aIuare 9; north half of No. IA in Square lO:
No. IN Square Z; No. Is in Square II; No. III
/, SQUARE lS No. IL in Square Is; No. II In
S1uare Is; No IL In square q, and No: 10 In
Siuare D. All situated In the Suodivlslons
Of the Caldwell estate. -
.o,s Real Estate Agent.
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FOR SALE
Valuable Dwelling Houses
for Sale.

WILL BIZ SOLD ,LI, UPON 'P
the southwest corner Of Monroe and Byron
streets, belonging to the estate Of the late
Governor Stanton, or my large Brick Dwell.
ing House on Market street, between Jeffer-
son and Adams.
INQUIRE at the book store of ]. d. Stanton,
southwest corner of Monroe and Market
streets, or at the office Of the undersigned,
on Fourth street, north of Monroe.
CIV. b. ALLISON.
WHEELING, June Is, ls72. tel3-a
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For Sale.

TWO FINE HILL FARMS IN WETZElLa
ecraS nnder fence aud In cultivation, resi-
due in valuable timber, house, stables, &C;
the other OF 100 acres, one mile west OF
Rnrton Station, B q y. 4. r. Payments
saSy. By w. ". HUGE q Bho,.
Is5 Bailey's Block, los Market st.
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Far Rent.

OECOND AND TEIRD STORIES OF
= franklin Insurance GomPanys 61ilu-
on Monroe street, or to GEO. w. FRANZ
HEM or NJ REILLY. mar4-n
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
n light and power for machinery. Also,
other small rooms, with or without power
aud one large wareroOm. Possession gtver.
rrst OF April. Apply at office OF star F9nh-
dry. BENZ. rbShhh.
marg2-h
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SU M Nj Err
r E so r T.
ParkersbuIg Mineral We''|s'

This popular resort will be opened for the
reception of visitors on the LIST OF June, 1877.
Thankful for the liberal patronage oestow-
points the past season, the proprietor hopes
10 make the place still more inviting ana
attractive the coming summer.
The water promises to be abundant, ana
III me iiclnaf qualities are unsurpassed In
the cnre Of all diseases OF the stomach aud
Bowels, and In arrangements Of the Liver
and Kidneys. A commodious carriage Will
run daily from the hotels in Parkersourg,
aud conveyances sent to meet any boat or
Terms. Biz TO sl4 per week; children and
servants half price. Liberal arrsngemens
for families by the month. Mails received
daily.
For further particulars, address
WI PAR5HALL1
arp2s-egrb Mineral Wells, w. va
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

- For the rslieJ
!. ! ! !
D and cure OF I'll
~ arrangements In
the atoIn ecn, livs
~ or and bowsiA
A-N They ar" q mild
M aperient, and an
excellent pufas-
<1.uve. Being pure
~ vegetable, tn, y
~ \<en coufaip no mel
~ curry or mineral
whatever. Much
W. ious 3 c<ness and suffering - prevented
v their timely use. and every tanly
should have them on hand FOR tner pro-
lection and relief, when re9uitea. ASng
experience has proved Them the sates;. -
and suresl OF all the PILLS with whlei tne
market a bounds. Bv their occAsional 80,
the blood In purified. the ,'orruptious me
system expelled. distinctions removed snn
the whole machinery OF iife .e.tor.d 70 "
healthy activity. Internal orHans which
become clogged and slugHtsh are oleansed
by AYERS pILIS, and stimulated mo &C.
ton. Thus incipient disease n changen lhu'
health, the value OF which change, rheh
rcck oned on tho vast muiutudes who an
10y II, can hardly be computed. Iheir ru-
gar coatng makes them pleasant 70 lake.
and preserves their virtues diiiinpaired tof
any length OF time, 30 that they are evrr
fresh, and perfectly reliable. Although
searching. they are mild. and Operate with
Full directions are given on the wrapper
10 each box, how To usr them a. ~ Family
Phvslc, and for the following complaints,
hich these pills rapidly cure: .-
For DYSPEPSIA oI lSDI0 rSrfoS, Lfsf1rsS.
Ness, LAN0UoR and Loss or APPETITE,
they should be taken moderately 10 siimu-
the stomach and restore Its healthy tone
and action.
nff n
HEADACHE, JAuNDI n ar 0REss sIcK-
SFss, Bilious Colo and BILIOUS FK-
vkKs, they should De ludiciousIy taken
for each case, tO correct the disrased
action, remove tho obstrtictions which,
cause n.
For DYSESTrRY or DTARRHEA, but one
mild dose In generally Required.
For KHEUaATIsn, GoUT, oRAvEf- PAL
PITATIOn on THE HEART, PAIN ~ TIE
AIDE, BACK and LoIss, they should b ts-
ken continuously, m required, to chang
the diseased action OF the system. with
such change those complaints disappear.
For DRoPsY and DRopsrcAL SwELLTNos,
they should be taken In large and frequ enf
doses To produce the effect OF drastic
purge.
For SUPPRESSION. large dose should he
taken, as II produces the desired effect by
Asa DisSER PILL, take one or two pills
10 promote digestion and relieve the stom-
ach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stpni-
ach and bowels, restores the apostle.
and invIg0rates the system. Hence II u
often advantageous where no serious De
rangement exists. One who feels toIernbiy
well, ofien finds that dose Of ths>s pills
makes him feeI decidedly better, hom their
cleansing and ren0ysung effect on the d.
gestive organs.
Prepared by DIR. ]. c. AVER a co,
practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MAsL,US.h.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
noyT-eoddw
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.sMkpaeAk.
.1Rs.s.sssssS'


Or Sugar-Coated, Concentratsa.
Root and Herbal Juice, Anti.
Bilious Granuiea. THE "LTTTLE
GIANT" CATHARTlC, or Maltans
In Parvo Physic.
The novelty OF modern Medical, Chemical 80.
Pharmaceutical Science. No nse a any long
taking the Apgc, rpulsiye and pAneeo0 phl--
composed OF cheap crude, and bulky tnEredienta.
when we can By careful application Of ehenks.
science extract all the csthsrtis and other nedi-
cinAl properties frum the mist vAluaeae roote anf
herbs, aud concentrate them into minute Gran
ue, scarcely larger than o lnustarA
seed, that can Ne readily sstl9ysd sy tno.s O.
Each little PnrGative Pellet represents, In .
most concentrated form, a. much ealhartie power
as Is embodied In any of the hrye. Plus tound hr
sale In the drug shops- From theif Npnde1m ca
thartic mower In proportion 30 their size, people
who have not tried them are ap, TO suppose that
they are hsrsh or drastic In effect, hut such 10 not
al all the case, the different actiTe med,einal psn
eiples q which they sTe sonpossa s esSes "
produce a most searchlAG snd snor-
ou4h, yet gently and Kindly "Pera"ns
$500 Reward I. hereby offered b the.go-
prtetor Of these Pellets TO any ehemIt WIG.
other forms Of mercury or any oihee nineh
poison. ... ....-..,.-
Being entirely We gctable, no partien'.r
care IA REQUIRED while usius them They oSc
rate without disturbance 10 the copstitnnoa- get.
or occupation. For yaundics, aeeaefhe,
ConstIpntfon, Impure 1900, Iain
IN the shesldsrs, T.9hsSsss, S.,s the
OF the stomach, DaA qeta ~
mouth, bilious attacks, teih In
region OF kidHe ~, lnsernAlSReyer,
Bioated feeling aoOus 4eonecn,
Rush OF BLOOD TO Heaa. HUI Col:
gloomy FcrcbodingS ass Dr.
Piercr's Pleasant PurG auvs esltsts.
10 rrplara Ion % the remedial power OF ny Tut
ca,Ive relies over great variety OF diseese-.
i wish 10 .Ay that their action uPoa Shc
ami nal couomv 10 uutvevset nOtA
vi al or tissue csc sptnE their ssne.
live nm ,rcss. Age does not irapeif usm
thor ~ 'ag.corting and being enclosed IN eia,s
bottles p-r-crNe their vlrtpos unirralred or hnS
length az time IN any climate. 20 that they are ~
WAYS fresh ard reliable which II not the ca"
with ~, nh, rnnd IN the drug sior-.. rnt mp ia
chra, wNo or p7strhoAnd boxes. RecolieSt ina
for al! dIsca.r- where Laxative, Altera-
tive or purgntive Ia indicated, thees I'i-
Pellets will give the most perfect satisfaction I"
all mo use them.
they aro sold by All enterprteinS
Drugg lsIs at IS ccuts boGics
Do not allow any druggist 10 induce vou %
take ANYTHING cl-e that fe may say 10 )u't Ne
GOOD a. NV Pellets becsuse he make . lsrfer
prolt On that which no recommend, IL yo.r
drindst cannot supply them. enct - u cents
and receive Ihrm nv r'tnrn mall from
RI. PIERC6, n. ID Frop'r.
BUFFALO. =
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Lake Fab

Lake Eish. So
Inn HALVES NEW LAKEHERhING.
.,S g h:ls, new White r,sa ,q:. Eses,ysa
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For the rslicl
and cure OF ell
derangemenu In
the stomecn, hc
or and bowsiA
They ar" q mild
aperient, and an
excellent pufRs-
live. Being pure
ly veSrtable,th y
cDotain no mel
curry or mineral
what<ver, Much
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-27
Ayers
S RSAP A RILLA

n widely known
as one OF the mon
sffectnaI remedies
ever discovered or
cleansing tt,s sys.
tam and purifying
the blood. IL hss
stood the test Of
years. with . con-
SANITY growing
reputation hxset
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-07-12
Horrible Matricide.

Patrick Morrissy killed his mother al
Buffalo last week by stabbihg her with
long bladed knife. The Buffalo Cour.
Ter thus describes the dreadful tragedy:
At two CLOCK Mrs. Morrissey was
preparing the dinner-table for her
boarders. She had in her hand cary
ing knife with black wooden handle
and a blade six and half inches long,
rcceding to quite sharp point. Pat
rick entered. Hewas seemingly drunk
and in very ugly humor. She told him
to go away or she would send for the
police. The wretch seized the carving
knife from her hand, and with blow
drove it to the hilt in her left breast
The mother uttered cry and went as
far as the door, where she fell. Blood
came from her mouth, and blood from
her wound left trail across the floor,
but the hemorrhage was mostly inter
nal. The poor woman died within FIVE
minutes after being stabbed. Standi ng
at her side the murderer exclaimed,
"My God I've killed my mother I've
done it I've done it," The prison er
was taken into the office of Superin-
tendent Byrne, where he was told to
make any statement he desired.
Morrissy said he had none to make,
that he did not kill his mother. = Then
he asked if she was dead, and being
told that she was, said he would give
the heart out of his body if ! e could
undo it. He said he supposed he should
never get out again except into hell ;
then .comforted himself with the re-
mark that he could die only once.
LIVER COMPLAINT, LIVER DISEASE, 1. E.
DEMONSTRATIONS complaints by
some termed liver disease-are very
common in this country. The ordinary.
indications, such as yellowness of the
skin and whites of the eyes, pain in the
right side under the inferior ribs. with
sometimes difficulty of respiration and
troublesome cough, are familiar to a
host of sufferers but the liver, some
times, is in very unsatisfactory state
without the presence of such symptoms.
When we reflect that the liver is the
largest gland of the body, thatit secretes
the bile which lubricates the bowels and
keeps them in order, is the great blood
purifier or cleansing machine of our systems,
it may truly be called the Housekeepe,. Of Our
Health. Sudden transitions of climatic tenn
perature, or impure ar. or acdter are disturb
ing elements which arrest the functions of the
liver, and render it torpid. producing diGrrhed,
dyse'ter, bilious renaitte,atS, Intermittent feoe,s,
and a general prostration, and unhealthy state
of the whole organization.
1t is not surprising that medicine which
can restore the healthy Operations of the liver
should command general attention. Such
medicine is CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs, The
Housekeeper's Towel and Broom.-[Com.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-07-12

Mckenzie, Lieut.. Smith, and eight men
were surprised by sixty Indians and killed
recently, between Fort Belknap and Jacks
boro, Texas. The report is discredited by
the War Department at Washington 49,.
Three boys were killed in New Orleans,
June 80, by stroke of lightning.
NEAR Brownsville, Tenn, July l, Benz.
II. Wray and John. a. Wilson, brothers-in-
law, quarreled at the breakfast-table, when
Wray drew pistol and shot Wilson, killing
him Instantly. He then shot himself, in
flcting fatal wound. Both were wealthy
planters. -.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-07-12
Foreign.

MEMBERS of the Right" in the French
National Assembly, failing to induce Presi-
dent Theirs to abandon the several radical
legislative schemes proposed by him, have
resolved upon active opposition to the Gov
eminent. 1t is proposed, in the event OF
Theirs resigning, to make Marshal McMa-
hon his successor The resignation of
Captain General Valmaseda, of Cuba, has
been accepted by the Spanish Government.
ENGLISH news is to the effect that the
Vicar of Frome, of the English Church, hav-
ing declared that the doctrine of the real pres
ence in the Eucharist is true, the subject
was rought before the Privy Council, which
sustained the Vicar in his position. Trouble
is predicted from this decision. ...Spanish
form of monarchical government, and to
abstain from voting at all elections while a
monarchy exists in the country.
The filibustering expedition which re-
Gently sailed from New York for Cuba in
the steamer Fannie has come to grief
News is received that the vessel ran ashore
on the coast of that island, and was burned
to prevent her falling into the hands of the
Spaniards it is further stated that sixteen
men of the expedition have been captured
and shot.:....fhe conflicting reports that
have reached the domain of civilization
from time to time during the past three or
four years, respecting the fate of DR.. Living
stone, are now finally set at rest by advices
of q very positive and authentic character.
Letters have reached London from Stanley,
the head of the expedition sent out by the
New York Herald, to search after the miss
ing explorer, which prove beyond doubt
that Stanley found and passed some weeks
with him. Livingstone seems to be en-
gagged with unabated vigor in en- riching the
science of geography, and declares his pur-
pose to remain for two years longer in the
wild and inhospitable region which he is
exploring PROF. Agassiz and party left
Callao on the LIST of June for the north ......
Central American advices state that the Gov
eminent of Guatemala has ordered the con-
fiscation of all the property of the Jesuits in
Nicaragua, and has also ordered the ex-
pulsion of the Jesuits from the territory.....
The woman Claricot and the man PHILIPPE,
the Commune murders, have been sentenced
to execution at Paris. .... .t .!.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-07-12

RECIPE FOR VARNIsH.--A good varnish
for initiating ground glass may thus he
made : Dissolve 80 grains Of sandarac
and 20 grains of .mastic in two ounces
Of washed noethylated ether, flee from
spirit, and add, in small quantities.
enough benzine to make it dry with a
suitable grain--too little making the
varnish transparent and excess making
1t ropy. The quantity of bepzine, from
a half ounce to two ounces, depends on
its quality; the best results are got with
a medium quality. sas s.t a.e, lsg
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-07-12
kE The South.

NUMEROUS arrests are being made through
out South Carolina of parties charged with
violation of the enforcement act....... Two
men-Holzen bake and Lloyd were hung
at Oglethorpe, Ca, June 2S, for the murder
OF Col. George W. Fish.
The dwelling of Mr.. Querburn, near Pine
Bluff, Ark, was burned last week. Mr.. O.
and his daughter were both burned to death.
IA report comes from Texas that Gen.