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THROUGH certain Cincinnati papers
DR.. NJ. B. Wright, responsible citizen
OF Cincinnati, made charges concerning
the official conduct of Frederick S.
Winston, president Of the largest insu'
rance company in the country, the
Mutual Life of New York, in which
DR.. Wright is a policyhOlder. Mr.,
Winston was touched in tender spot
by these charges, for he has begun civil
and criminal prosecutions for libel
against DIR. Wright, not for himself, but
in the name of the Mutual Life lnsu-
rance Company. But, in doing this,
there are many who believe that Mr..
Winston has done what be had no right
to do. One Cincinnati policyholder puts
it in this language:
IL protest against the Appropriation
of the funds Of the Mutual Life lnsu-
rance Company, Of New York, to the
value of the one hundredth part OF a
cent for the prosection Of NJ. B. Wright
and other persons, for the defense OF
the moral or business character Of Mr..
F. S. Winston. The funds ofthe Mutual
Life Insurance Company, OF New York,
belong to the policyholders of the COM
pauy, after the net economical expenses
of the company are paid"
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these points to be placed in evidence
Counsel, when they found the Coroner
was determined to get murderous
verdict from the jury, entered protest
against the case being placed before the
jury In such a garbled manner. MT
Graham then read a quantity OF testl-
mony taken in the case before Coro-
ner Young. showing that the Coroner
refused to allow one of the most i'm
portant points in the prisoners behalf.
The affidavit OF the prisoner on when
a motion to quash was based was read
1t reviewed the whole action OF the
Coroner and Grand Jury in the case.
1t impeached the Coroners action In
placing Maunsel Fields on the Jury, he
being a bitter enemy OF Stokes. 1t was
he who drew the verdict and urged the
insertion of the words-"feloniously
and with malice aforethought.' The
counsel then read a portion Of the
affidavit, showing that William Fuller,
ton had thrust himself upon the Grand
Jury and worked the indictment
through. He got himself subpenaed
in an Indictment that was purposely
gotten up to prejudice the case otthe prls-
oner, and OF conspiracy against Stokes
and Mansfield, and while apparently
testifying in that case he took occasion
to blacken the case against Stokes Tor
the murder of Fisk. The counsel
showed that Fullerton and Stokes were
unfriendly as the suit was pending by
the former against the latter for the re-
covery of $1,000 for legal fees which
Stokes denied were true. The counsel
then submitted affidavits and argu.
ments for motion to quash. He also
read a quantity of legal opinions by
Justice Story on the formation OF grand
and petit juries, and then INDUCED in a
long TRADE against the motives OF
revenge evinced in the procuring of the
indictment and in the whole investl'
CATION. The chief point he wished to
make was that the case should have
been submitted to General Sessions
Grand Jury and not to the Oyer and
Terminer. District Attorney Garvin
opposed the motion to quash, reviewed
all the points made by Stokes counsel
and claimed there was no ground what
ever to warrant quashing. Judge In
graham after hearing all the sides to the
papers in the case will announce his
decision on Thursday next.
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Strict DisciDline.

A correspondent writes to the New
York Commercial Advertiser, from Stutt'
gardt, the following:
81 might tell you a good thing which
ia going the rounds Of the Bavarlan
court circles. The new Prussian Gem
eral for the Wurtemburg troops il here
in Stuttgardt, and he is pushing our
officers through severe course OF train
ing. These Uhlans are pet regiment,
and YOU can imagine the CONSERVATION
when the Colonel was called up for
inspection by the General. He was
ordered first to make bed. Prussian
discipline did not admit Of a refusal,
and he made a poor hand Of it. Then
the General showed him how.
Turning around, and fixing his eve
on the Lieutenant Colonel, he said ::
SADDLE horse, sir"
INV servant always saddles my
horse" replied the officer.
"You shall be court martialed re-
piled the General, with savage Ger
man grunt.
Now the General turned to the
Lieutenant and asked fercely, Can
Won make a bed and saddle horse,
sir?
II can," replied the Lieutenant, tri-
umghantlly!,. y,
1t was done so nicely that no fault
could be found with him.
All the officers were about to smile,
when the General said: "All right; let
me see your needle case"
Here it is, sir" said the Lieutenant,
with an air Of satisfaction.
The General took it, examined it
with his eye-glsss, then handed it back
with terrible frown.
There is no eye to the needle, sir,
he exclaimed, and then before all the
reviewing officers the Lieutenant was
sharpely reprimanded.
This explains how the German
troops overran France in ninety days.
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HOUSE.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

By Mr.. Smith OF Vermont-To ad-
NIT fine timber and lumber free.
By Mr. Poland-Limiting the time
within which claims against the Gov
ernment may be prosecuted.
By Mr.. Butler of Massachusetts,
For woman suffrage.
By Mr. Barns-ln relation to COM
merce and navigation.
By Mr.. Buffington-For building ten
sloops of war.
By Mr.. Standardization improve
ment of Norwalk harbor.
By Mr.. Strong-For improvement OF
the Connecticut river.
Bv Mr.. Cox-Relating to sale OF
United States bonds.
By Mr.. Duell-Respecting stamp tax
on syrups, preserves and vegetables.
By Mr.. L. Myers, amending the
bankruptcy act to revive an act OF
1857 granting land for railroad in Ala
bama; to repeal the duties on spirits
distilled from fruit to regulate bids Tor
mail service granting lands for q rail-
road from Decatur, Alabama, to Macon,
Georgia; for the renewal Of land grant
to the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad
Company; for arming and equlpPlng
the whole militia force Of the United
States; for retuuding to distillers sums
paid for meters; to extend the Jurls-
diction of the Light House Board, for
the redemption Of lands bough by the
Government on direct tax sales placing
printing type and material on the free
list; to amend the act for the protection
OF national cemeteries to allow women
to vote and hold offices in Territories to
utilize the burned timber on the public
lands in Michigan and Wisconsin; to
admit photographs for exhibition tree
OF duty; to allow half the custom duties
to be paid in legal tender rates; to re,
peal the duties on printers type and
materials; to e9ualize the distribution
of public lands Tor school purposes; to
complete the survey Of Fort Gratian
military reservation at Port Huron,
Michigan; for the sale of an island in
Saginaw river, Michigan; to regulate
trade and commerce between States and
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CHARLES N
News from the Besieged
Tiiings from the Lost Tribes
Special Dispatch to the Register.l
CHARLESTON, w. Va,
January 20, $50 P. NJ.

January %, 500 7. NJ.
The Kanawha river is locked and
ID by ice and the people, the latter
Iy the latter especially. There are no
mails arriving or departing and no
communication through the lines
except by telegraph.
The Legislature has passed resoIu'
u.n 10 adjourn on the 18th of February
ii the weather will permit The
appropriation bill is nearly completed
and not much other legislation will be
done.
The bill for the amendment ofthe law
relating to the Independent School
District of Wheeling will pass from the
Senate tomorrow and go to the House,
In the Convention the proposition to
fix the rate ofinterest by constitutional
provision has been defeated, The sew
eral committees are hard at work, are
making good progress, and short
session is confidently expected.
OHIO.
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NEW YORK.
Tweed TO Take His Seat In the State
Senate.

New YORK, January 29.-The 1ri'
Bune asserts that VIM. Tweed having
matured his plans, and, as he believes,
effectually checkmated the efforts ofhis
opponents to have him expelled from
the State Senate if he should take his
seat, has decided, in defiance of
public sentiment, to 60 to Albany and
fight the battle he has been so long
preparing for. The Tribune states that
he will proceed to Albany today, and
will be present in the Senate Chamber
tomorrow.
Hates Nomination Not tO.be With.
drawn.
A special to the Tribune from Wash.
ington says the President has decided
not to withdraw the name OF Charles
Hale, who has been nominated for the
position of Assistant Secretary OF State
and the Senate will be called upon to
act upon his name, whether reported
favorably or adversely by the committee
on Foreign Affairs. Hale's friends say
the Senate will cndfrm his name in
spite of the committees report.
The Case OF stokes.
Each adjournment in the case OF Ed.
Stokes to plead to the indictment for
the murder of James Fisk, Jr., increases
public interest. The crowd about
the Court of Oyer and Terminer was
much larger to day than any previous
day. At 1880 Judge Ingraham took
his seat. Stokes was soon after brought
in by the Sheriff and took his seat
beside him, with his father and brother.
John Graham, Sr., counsel for Stokes,
opened the case by moving that the
indictment be quashed, on the grouud
that the papers recorded one Of the
the basest efforts TO prostitute the law
towards the destruction of fellow being
ever heard OF. The grievance, he said,
first showed itself before the Cor
oner's investigation and fully developed
itself before the Grand Jury, resulting
in this indictment. 1t was suggested to
the Coroner that rigid investigation Of
the movements OF the deceased should
be made, from the time Of woupding till
the death, with . view to actually prove
the cause ofdeath. 1t was also thought
to be ELECTED before the Coroner, by
counsel for the prisoner, that evidence
existed showing that the affair was an
encounter between two armed men, and
that Fisk was armed as well as Stokes.
The Coroner refused to allow either of
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclu .iyely for the Register.
Nv in. Pacific and Atlantic Li"e'
onice, IO3 Main Street.
w WASHIN CT 0 N.
skirmishing in the House.
CUBAN HELLlCERENcY
Tha Seneca Sand Stone Job.
Demo:rats Achieve a Success
Especial DiSpltch to the Rs1IsrEE Dy the
T.. \. Telegraph Line.I
WAsHINGro roN, January -.


WAsHIXGroS, January %.
The House proceedings were decl-
deily lively to-day. A brisk skIrmlSh-
inr set in imned ately after the morning
hour, lasting until the adjournment, and
the Democrats achieved very clear
success. Mr.. Voorhees, having got the
floor with his resolution recognizing
Cuban belligerancy, which, being the
third already offered by the Democrats,
seemed to ruffle even the gentleman ly
deportment OF Mr.. Banks. The General
endeavored to have it referred to his
committee, but Mr.. Cox was unwilling
that it should sleep in pigeon holes
along with its predecessors; SO a vote
was had and the Republicans put on
record against the struggling republic
Then followed Mr.. Dawes attempt to
push through Mr.. Morton's resolution
for final adjournment. The speclous
s-cuments of Messrs. Butler, Bing-
ham and Dawes were rldIculed by
Ma.srs, Farms vo.'h. Brooks, Cox, and
Kerr, and Mr BAnHs finished
the demolition OF al electioueerlng
scheme undertaken at the expense OF
vi.ally important legislation. Getz
OF the committee on Public Buildings
followed up this success by resolution
to investigate the Seneca sandstone
swindle. Grants friends WINGED at
this but feared to deny such a re-
quest by opposing it. So Maynard $
motion to adjourn failed utterly, and on
the passage of the resolution, the Sen
90, colorel Horace found himself
backed only by Negley, Snapp ana
Ranev. On the whole, the result to
dav gives promise that the Radical
strength, like Seneca stone, Is undergo
ins pretty thorough disintegratlon.
ALPHA.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
Stabbing ARRAY.

BROOKLYN, January 29.-An atfray
OF probably a fatal result occurred last
evening. 1t appears that about seven
o'clock, Robert Lyon, aged twenty-four,
and residing on Division street, entered
the residence OF Michael Ferrell, for
some unknown cause, and imme ediately
attacked Ferrell and his wife. Their
son, James Ferrell, instantly went to
the assistance OF his parents, and q
terrible fight ensued. During the melee
LYONS was stabbed twice in the back
with a case knife, besides being cut on
the head with an axe. He was removed
by the police to the city hospital, in a
dying condition, and there is but little
hope OF his recovery. The Ferrells
were arrested.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 2o-Theodore
Pfaffman, prominent German, com
United suicide yesterday by hanging
himself in his stable. When found
his UOuy Was lIoLeu'
Boiler Explosion.
MEMPHIS, January 29.-One Of the
boilers in the Pamela oil works explo-
ded this morning, owing to the freezing
of a water pipe. Tom Wimborg, fire
man, and ALI. Cooper, a colored en-
ploye, were fatally scalded. Each
were blown a distance Of twenty feet.
In a Critical Condition.
New YORK, January 29.-John
Glass, who was so fearfully cut and
stabbed by John Costello, in McEleneys s
dining saloon, Washington street, about
a week ago, is dying. Cerebro spinal
meningitis set in last night, and the
surgeon at the Park Hospital has given
up all hopes OF his recovery. AT two
o'clock this morning Glass was de-
lerious.
Instantly Killed.
IRoNToN, o., January 29.-John
Davis, engineer Of lronton rolling mills
while oiling the machinery slipped, and
in falling was caught By the piston rod
and instantly killed.
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Church Burned-The Chicago Relief
Bill.

CINCINNATI, January 29.-The Pres
byterian Church at Ludlow, Kentucky
was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss
$4,000 The insurance ran out on last
Friday.
At the meeting ofthe Board Of Trade
this morning, resolutions were passed
protesting against the Chicago relief
bill, and urging the Senators and Rep
resentatiyes OF Ohio in Congress TO op
pose the bill as being impolitic, unjust
ana dangerous to the property and in
dustrIes ofthe country.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
G. fl. QUIMBY,

DEALER IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS,
- Stationery, Albums Pocket Books,
Toy Books, Games, Stereoscopes and Views,
&c. All the popular Periodicals furnished
by single number, year and 10 clubs. Also,
New York. Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Gin
cinnati Dailes to mail and city subscribers
al publisher prices. Market street, between
Quincy andJohn, Wheeling, w. Va. jal
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Sundrles

ENGLISH SODA, SAL-SODA. PEPPER,
IL Alspice, Cloves, Cinnamon, Essences
OF all kinds, Nutmegs, Indigo, Madder, EK-
tract OF Logwood, Alum, Copperas, Bloc
Vitriol, Buckets, Tubs, Washboards, Soaps
Nails, all iizes; Window Glass, Matches,
stog1e Cigars, TIPS, Snuff, Backing, Cotton
Batting, Cotton Twine, Paper Twine, Candle
Wicking, Wrapping Paper, all sizes.
CANNED PEACHES
In store and for sale at lowest market price.
We respectfully solicit orders from the
trade which viii have our prompt atien-
de9 TINGLE Il IsHAy.
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Tobacco.

Tobacco.
pn CADDIES M. I. d COS" MAH0G.
OU any Navy 81.
~ Caddics "Arrah- -Pogne" Navy 3s.
40 Caddies "Gamble's" Bright Navy ~
10 Bxs. M. T. d Co.'S" Mahogany Navy lhs
81 Caddies RuSsell's black los.
NATURAL LEAF.
40 Caddies Luscious Chew" Twist s..
"a Boxes "Yellow Jessamine" Twist -.
10 Boxes Crescent" Twist b.
% Boxes an. T. d Co.'S. Bright lbs.
% Gases "F. g." smoking rs, ~ and lbs,
For sale cheap.
deg TINGLE6 & ISHAM.
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Tickets 10 ali principal points In the EAST
aud west can be procured nj the Union
Ticket ONCE, in Mclure House, and Mt the
Station at Bridgeport
FIR MYERS,
no.l Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. co.

~ s1szpPASSENGER TRAINS
.Trx7swill run by the following
schedule on and after November 2t, 1871
In.
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EIOuH,

Flour.
CT ONG BRANCH" White Wheat.
L"Cream OF Wheeling" White Wheat
Virginia Mills" Family.
illegal Tender" )" Family.
Buckwheat Flour, pure.
We have all the above popular brands IL
in store and TOR sale.
delg TISGLE& IgHAM.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
betes, Dropsy, Stoppage OF Water, Inconti-
nence of Urine, Brighrs Disease, Albumin
uria, and In all cases where there are brick
dust deposits, or the water is thick. cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white of an
egg, or threads like white silk, or there is a
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposits, and when there Is
pricking, burning sensation when passing
water, and pain In the small OF the back
and along the lOins
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TRANSFORMATION.
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh B. &.

EQ ON AND AFTER No
~ .fs vEMBER Is, ISL, Trains
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GgoRssrowS sFP.iRs.

HoRRInLn DrArH.-Thnrsiay night, ss the
three children Of MT Louis freneHsl, photogra-
phef, At the cofnst Of Waahlneton aud Bridge
ys Sr PLAYING 2 , rSS Of ,ss sO
In the act Of removing q lamp which had boon
placed upvn the stove Hearth, when II exploited,
and set hre 70 the ehild's drssL Tho screams Of
", as,S S.y s,SSFh n. Hs e ne Ss
coverings In the room we're soon thrown around
the child, and The flames extinguished, but not
until the litus girl Fns horribly burned, Dr..
power to relieve re little sufferer ascny. Her
body was almost burned 10 crisp, and her face
terribly swollen, A consultation was held yes.
terday betAesn prs, scnthworth snd Tyler, and
Cor the eilld, and At hAlLpast nine o'clock she
died. The family aay tho lalnp contained what
IL known az petroleum nuld, aud that they do
not know Oxactiy what caused the explosion,
THn RiyEn.-,Ths steamer Express arrived
oughly osorhanled aud RENTED. The steamer
Lady Of the Lake, with 100 barrels Of -four, for
New York, and Z. Q. Knight with a cargo 81
-four and miscellaneous Freight Tor New York,
uRAIs SAILS LMestI. Hartley a Bro. have
sold 100 bushels Of wheat a. tls1 per buhhel.
BtItDis5 Asa0cy ATIoH,-At the sixtiOth
meeting OF the Sixth Bdiidifir Association. 81
Qeorgstown, haid at Langs hotel, Monday
asn MAXIMUM sSss q . Is: share r ~.
PKEsErTAfIoa.4-E. Z. Cannon, esq., was Pre-.
ssnted Thursday night with handsome lee
pitcher and saIvor By the members OF the
Georgetown musical society. -..... ~.
LIvH SrooE.-At proysfs Rest, 80 bsevss
were on salsi 40 sold Cor slaughter In the Dis-
6stisf ettds7 hon " 70 sIi pet ID. a jsw q,
ls2 shesp on sais, and All seid fol prices ranging
from " 70 ~. per hi small lot Of sItra
prizes range RON Us % sss; hogs old ioro % PEI
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


Enron RKPuBLioAs: After years Of An IN.
oompetent. alov,niv ay.tem of sovrrrman, ~.
$500. .I ....-As. ,,.---- - 49,, -
.y ~ nen.e .iutehs " he Dsuiot ~
trieste themselves from the clogs Of A musty
conservation ana sntsr ths ,in,l of n,o,,... ~
800 49, ne ', Piohi.
uhioh o'heI teifi'Orie', sutss ana e'les hase
earned respect, homer and Wealth Thev de.
mandrd an Convres, ina ,,sn, ~ ~ -. y.
-, "a na..-I... s'-'.
m.ar anu Oonk.,s. sIeh.eui. " an aet consul
all the privileges Inherent 10 selERoyerned
state. Under the new government the thriffy
citizens have enlisted, and With an impetus and
good will rarely seon In q population educated
70 b led and governed ~ he hands Of stranrsrs
have Initiated q system Of improyements Tor me
Welfare q the Whole people that has claimed
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L0C4L AWAITS,



ruzsoEs ~ rtRw sDvEHrlsEMENr.
I4Iulno nouEna NO ~ rnd us fensh
afost southwest are for sale cheap.
II JoasA. HkrWknn,m anuisciur'ro Of wrought
81 4 s5r ssss!d nssfy Turner !, missing non
=. Rrv. n o. naooKa win prsash tenerOw.
DrvIrn snRyiors IL the First Prsshytsriaa
y chuich to-morrov. r.
ktrnctAL oosrvocArIoN Of washisEton Ne
sai Z. A. o. Nc. Q, MnsohS win be held TIM
rbtsAinr nltfl 49,. .UrIT. . i T..
diGsssr Ssst.lnl ana Han, Improved rAin
for sele.
Tx wnsos hs, $4,000 % loan.
II r1sr INV threes,ory brick house fur sale
- n. EsAn has received several barrels Of pure
efpis elder.
80 ~ Tnn sAln by n. n Warner, real estate broker
and auctionssr, q . twostory name dusiiing
Az En- M north tide Of Dlnsmoro street, between u
Eu1 ' and Ninth and TUnth arosts Il post
) pond untn WEDNESDAY, March IA Al o'clock
Z. = ( fnrns Loas Arlos By the Board Of Health.
nrv. IN sHAsNor will preach in RyiAnd
- SAapsi tomorrow. u
AtARn Of eighty acres will betraded. y.
rinarcLAss pressed brisk frOat hoNra Tor
aals cheap. Hs4HHH
"a A rvnLIo tsmpsrsare mssgAe under tho aus.
:; plcea ofths central oatAelh Tonperanes uuion,
Z wiiibe held tonerreN sysnluE.
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Rev, DR.. orcutt one Of the seeFotAriss Of tho
American Colonization society, having been In
ia Barvieo about y quarter OF century, will de.
church, Ninth street. between q and II streets,
(Rey Dr.. Smlth'sl tomorrow, at $50 O'Clock,
p. m, on the "Christlan Civilization Of Africa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

T. @. Davis, No. sol Mafkst space, roner Of
stock Of fancy and mililnsry FoodI, real inceg,
and kid gloves, 10 make room Or the spring sup.
ply, has Determined 70 sell al cost for cash Tor
twenty days only Without reserve Mr.. Davis
10 also Offering reduction Of 10 per cont on the
sewing machines for which he Is tho agent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

Inspector General dateheli reports the con.
oysters on the wharf, all small, selling at e5
cents per bnshsl. The sleep CHARLIE, belonging
% Capt Robert Fleury, Of tbs city, sunk on
Indian Head, on the morning Of tho 18th, by
bushels Of oystsrb aboard. Meat oondemna-
tlonas Centre lnarkeL . pounds Of yoalj X
street market, ono half Sheep; . chickens,
Nmtharn Liberty. W. W. NT