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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-12-21

pour enx reduite Il 3G5 jours. Evi-
demment lis n'ttaient pas encore
habitnGs Il la reflexion.
Les petits r,lisseaux font les
grandes rivieres, les hellres font
les iours. Apras 4 ans, les pre-
miers calendriers cscsimOtaient un
jour entier. Apres 12O ans, un
mois; apres LAO ans, une aimee
tout bonnement. Ce que c'est que
de ne pas penser au lendemain!
Les jours ne cOincidaient plus du
tout avec In marche du soleil. Y
Aujourd'hui II mars, GquinoSe,
disait Raspathmoisus; dams qua
tire ans u mars, equinOxe. Erreur,
cher RaspathmOisus, vOus avez
barre quatre fois I'M quart de jour,
soft un jour; l'equinoxe ne sc pro-
duisait plus que lie % mars, ct
ainsi d cllaque periodic retard, re-
tard 81 bien que requinoxe arrivait
successivement 4 tOutes les GpO-
Iucs dc rannGe; lie meme pour
chaqne position du sOleil. 'Aussi
Ia vendange SO faisait tant0t EN-
hiver, tant6t en- etc; les etes de-
venaienr les hivers, les hivers les
etes. Insupportable, vraiment!
Cetait une perturbation generate
des saisons ct des habitudes qui
:mcnait I'M trouble perpetual dams
les afiaires publiques. i.5
Jules Cesar aimait rOr(lre EN-
tout; il fit venir lastronome egyp.
tien Sosygene ct lui demanda un
remede d pareil etat de chooses. Le /
desOrdre resultait de Ia trop
grande difference qui existait en-
tire pannee civile, Pannee des h0m- /
mes, ct rann6e tropique, pannee
de In nature. On decida en- conseil
que rquatre annees consecutives
trois seraient composites de 365
jours, ct Ia quatrieme de 366 jOurs.
Ce qui fut convenu fut fait. ,T
Ainsi s'accomplit sans autres in.
cidents In rsforme Julienne. La
longueur des annees civiles fut
des lors de 365 jours %, un peu
diilerente de rannee trOpilue,
coinposee de 3GJ,2422. Le Jour
complGmentaire aiout6 d chaque
quatriame annee tut place i In fin
du mois dc fayrier qui, au lieu
Favoir 2S jours CONNIE dams Fan.
nee commune,a en- q 20 dams cha
qne aimee bisseytile.
I'm homme nc Wit pas souvent
cent ans, men deplaise il la me-
moire dc feu Fl0urens; aussi Ju-
les Cesar mOurut certain davOir
fixeatoutjamaisl le commencement,
le milien ct la fin de fann6e. Sill
await vecu quatre cents ans, CO
qni a,,lslit fini par etonner meme
Flourcns, il eht etc for. d6sillu-
sionne. L'illusiOn est de tOus les
ages; la petite difference de O.0O7S
qui existe entire rannee de Cesar
ct rannee tropique 6nit par gros-
sir CONNIE tOutes les differences
additi0nnees I'M certain nombro
de fois. Au bout de 100 ans, elle
devint 0, j. 70; an bout de 400 ans,
81. II. C'est, en- d'autres ternes,
une erreur dun jour pour 100 ans.
II est d remarquer que cette in /
exactitude Sc prodnit EN- sens in
verse de rancienne. Eann6c civile
devient ainsi plus grande que
pannee tropique. " s
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-12-21

a attele les potentats d'Europe d
son char triomphal, les a pour ja-
mais desarmes, ct a envOyG ses
invincibles legions jusque sur lie
continent AMERICAN don't il a ter.
rife Ia jeunc ct arrogante demo.
cratic. II aurait recule les bornes
de Ia France au-dela du Rhin sans
les atrocities du 4 Septembre, ct
son cousin Guillaume sc mettrait
d ses pieds, lni rendrait les legions
de .Varus, pAlsace ct la Lorraine,
sc dGclarerait meme son vassal, vi
le president Theirs n'arretait, par
50 presence gGnante d Versailles,
les Clans du bons cGur allemand.
VOLTA rhistoire, Ia vraie. Sedan
est une grande -et heroique jour
nee qui fait palir lena, quot qu'en
p,lisse dire Veuillot, appellant Ell
mauvaise part Napoleon Ill lie
Scdaataire, ct brilliant ainsi ce quill
await souvent adore. COmme Sga-
narellc changeant la place du
cGur, CONNIE Loriquet Dormant
aux eyenements une physionomie
orthodoxe, nous allOns restitner
leur fOrme ct leur cOuleur natu-
relies ct kgitimes aux closes ct
aux llOmmes de ce temps. Bazaine
est un patriotic ct un diplomatic
incompris ct meconnu, qui, pare
,les lauriers de Mexico ct de Metz,
ne devrait point languir dams une
prison, mails etre porte sur le pa
vols ct nomniG generalissime des
arinees franchises. Versions d'a-
bOndantcs larmes sur les persecu-
tiOns affrcuscs ct les torturcs abO-
minables iniligees D de mobiles ct
interessantes victimes, telles que
lie prince Napoleon, lc ministre
Rouler, ct n'onblions pas, dams
nos lamentations elevees vers un
Dicu vcngeur, rinfortuns Filion,
prcceptcur du Prince Imperial.
Pour ne point s'tmouvoir ct sat
tcndrir devant de tells martyrs, il
faudrait ayoir une iime dc pierre,
il faudriit ttre farOuche ct bar
bare CONNIE les republic3ins. A
ceux-lA il convient de garier tou-
ties nos haines, ceux-la d0ivent
-ttrc v0ues a tous les feux de Pen
fer. En- VOLTA des accapareurs ct
dies inonopoleurs, des assassins ct
des incendiaires! Point de piti6
pour ces sc6lGrats quand lis seront
classes, vile ct facilc besogne d
laquclle sufiira da,illeurs le balai
dies femmes, ainsi que nous en-
pr6yient, avec une attention toutc
delicate, notre ami du Phare dcs
Laos. aiHP
Mails trtvc de plaisanterie ct de
raillerie, quoiquc 10 genre d'apo-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-12-21

logic employee en- cette Circumstance
par le Phare ne parvienne pas d
nous paraitre grave ct serieux. II
a dd faire une gageure on pronOn-
Ger un vGu, on bien encore la So
litude de son role lui a plu, Ia Sc
dnit. La majorite de la presse
franco-americaine s'Gvertuait au-
trefois 4 couvrir dun vernis men
teur les turpitudes de rEmpire, d
engnirlander de brillantes periodes
ces parties honteuses de la France.
Ellie a, Dieu merci, republic cette
tiche migrate. Tout reinforcement,
Paul de Cassagnac, lie capitaine
Fracasse du petit battalion bona
partiste, gourmandait la gent de-
testable ct dangereuse des courti-
sans ct DIES flatteurs qui ont rendu
tant de services aussi absOlnment
mauvais que grassement salaries,
ct les appelait druides, derviches
ct fakirs de rEmpire, ct il avouait
que lie maitre auquel il garde son
epee ct sa plume n'avait etc nj
impeccable nj infaillible, pour pro-
videntiel ct sacre quill fit. Celui-
Ia, du moins, sera pour notre adj
versaire une autorite' respectable,
81 ellie ne Fest guere pour la plu-
part des ecrivains amis de la Ii
berte. En- fait d'autorites, lie Phdre,
occupant quelques lignes dun
ciseau partial, nous oppose NM.
Michelet, de Broglie ct Gaillardet,
MONS qui huricnt de sc itrouver
reunis. ii nous sesait trop facile
de ranger en- bataille contre ce ne
taste Empire tontes les illlustra-
tions p0litiques ct litteraireS de
repoqle, ct de montrer quel vide
intellectual ct moral il s'etait fait
autour de cette institution batar-
dc qui etait le renversement de Ia
r;,ison ct du sens commun, de Get
illusion qu'un peuple fer
expie 81 doaloureusement aujour-
dhui, de &c regime enfin aussi hos
tile ct aussi repugnant aux tradi-
tons qu'auxaspirations del Fran
ce. lie Phare a formule en- cinq ar
ticles, pas moins, son apologize de
cette machine rouillec qui fut lc
second Empire; c'est qua 81 MAUI
vaise cause ila juge uti!e dappli-
quer long plaidoyel. La cause que
nous persistons ]. regarder CONNIE
juste ct sainte. celle qui nous a
affranchis sens nul doute, le re
tlacteur du Phare ct nous-meme;
qui = d6livre nos peres du joug
monarchique, feodal ct clerical, ct
a investi leurs fills du droit sacre
de penser, de juger, de parler ct
Recrire, filt-ce dune maniere ser
vile ct migrate, en- outrageant ce
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-12-21
UNE APOTHE0SE IMPERlALE

N0tre ami din PAarc des L0cs
chOisit vraiment bien son temps
pour celebrer la gloirc imperialc
ct demander a cor ct 4 cri Ia res
tauration du regime d4chu! Len
nemi que Napoleon LII follement
defie ct auquel il a rendu nnc epee
trop lonrde pour ;sa main dsbile
est encore Ia, sur lie sol francais,
gage dc n creance; le pays, on
cette mauvaise epreuve dune
grande figure Hl,ondait de rordre
avec Get aplolnb de clown qui 81
longteinps en- imposa 4 Ia credulite
du vulgaire, est encore remue ct
bouleverse par les discordes civil
les don't un gouvernent pervers ct
inepte q depose les germes trop
feconds dams la fangc qui flt son
element vital; c'est le moment de
p6cher en- eau trouble ct dexplOiter
les passions pour relever un tr6ne
rcnverse ct raccommoder un
sceptre brise. Vite un bon plebi-
scite, rappel d Ia multitude, le
traguenard an rural, le plus ma
lin dcs tours de La gibecierc du
Cesar dGcavG, le cercle electoral
de Popilius on le paysan bafoae
ct ahuri soft cmprisonn6 entire le
OUI etle NON! Viteune absOluti0n
sans acte lie contrition! II s'agit
bicn dailleurx d'ahsolntion ct de
contrition! Roahcr, rcx-vice-em-
pereur, In dit ct est pref d le re-
dire dams son plus lnelodieux au-
vergnat, pendant que le Phayc
vcrscIa tlas torrents lie lumiere
sur les obsclrs blaspllGmateurs de
riInpcriSsable ct immortelle sly-
nastie: IL ny a pas Ell une senle
fiutc cOInmise SOUS ce regne bien-
henrcux ct memorable, ct notrc
confitre est trop liberal envcrs SEES
adversaires ct Nc rend presquecou-
pablc dun actc dc lese-majestc en
c0ncGdant que le Denx-Decembrc
fiit une "irregularite,1 expression
temperce toutcfois ct euplemislne
cxquis. DE filit, pas I'M seul point
lloir i cc armament nap0lGonicn
que IL Repnbliquc couvre dc son
voile envieux ct jal0ux, pas unc
tachc, pas une 0mbre. Tout j est
pur ct ratlieux. Pas I'M mens0nge
ma souill6 Ia levre It terni Ia re-
nominee du sublime cOntinuateur
de r6popec iinperiale. lie Ciel y
conduit 10 heros providentiel Ut
p6lu du peiple par ccs magniRques
6tapes ct ces splendides stations
qni commencent \ Boul0gno ct
Strasbourg, ct iinisscnt 4 Sedan
ct Chislehurst. lie nouveau Cesar
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

L. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-In this court
yesterday morning the arguments on the
demurrerin several cases against liqnor
dealers and cigar manufacturers Of this
city were continued.
The causes of Barnum Il Van Am.
burg's Museum and Menagerie Com.
pany against the Citizens Fire, Marine
and Life Insurance Company; the
President and Directors Of the Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, and the
Franklin Insurance Company, three
differents suits, were continued at the
cost of the several defendants until the
third day of next term, on which day
and the succeeding days they shall have
precedence over all other cases, and they
will not be continued because Of the alb
sence of counsel or witnesses for the
defense.
The remainder of the day was occu-
pied in hearing the case of Jacob
Reigel 4 Co. against David Levi, in
bankruptcy, on a petition in opposition
to the discharge Of the defendant as a
bankrupt. A jury was impanneled to
inquire if the allegations of the petition
are true.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

A NICE PREsENT.-We received from
our friend Thomas Hornbrook, yester-
day, a most acceptable present. Every
family ought to have one. 1t would be
nice among large family of children.
We cant see how we have managed to
to struggle through life thus far without
ore. This present is nothing more nor
less than a black snake about six feet
in length. 1t was captured on Mr..
Hornbrook's place though it looks as il
it might have escaped from the boot OIL
one Of our regular galoots. When first
attacked it showed fight and caused a
Young man named Dillon to beat a re.
treat Being reinforced by Levi Smith
those Smiths were always great fel'
lows for snakes-the battle was re-
newed and his snakeship was captured.
We don't know what in the world we
are to do with it. Il anybody is out OF
snakes and really bankers after one
they can have this and welcome. We
intend joining temperance society and
are going out of the snake business.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

THE EMBARGO RAIsED.-After nearly
six weeks cessation of labor, rendered
necessary by the arrangement Of the
new addition (60xl40 feet, five stories
high) to the already most extensive
Eureka Organ factory, the manufactur-
ers are able to send forward large sup
ply of the VIM. II. Sheib & Co. Eureka
and Eureka Grand Organs, which will
be found at the exceedingly popular and
well known place, Sheib's Music Store,
Monroe street. Thirteen purchasers Of
these well known organs have been
waiting for weeks on their instruments,
which are now being delivered as fast
as they can be received. The popular
ity of these organs is most remarkable,
one hundred and thirteen having been
sold from Sheib's in a little over six
months. We are glad 70 note Sheib's
popularity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

A SYNONYM OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
can our feeble pen add to the reputation
Of the Steinways? Their music has
become household word. Their
Pianos are to be found in every city, in
every State, and we'll nigh in every
county. To them, more than to any
other firm, is American art indebted Tor
its reputation abroad. The Steinwav
Piano is now synonym for all that is
desirable and durable in the art, and as
such it ought to occupy pre'eminence in
the minds Of purchasers" So saws one
Of our Eastern exchanges. We can say
that the Steinways have pre-eminence
in the minds of our citizens, to judge
by the numbers that are sold by our
enterprising music dealer, V. Harding
No. 100 Market street, who always
keeps a fine stock of those choice in
struments.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

STEALING CLorHISG- of the
Thief. - Yes terdav morning a man
named George Boyce stole from Gregory
Warmers boarding house on Main
street, near the Belmont mill, pair OF
pants, a shirt, hat and some other mat
tiers, the property Of John Sutz, a
boarder at Warmers. A. warrant was
sworn out before Squire Forbes for the
arrest Of Boyce, who started on a pretty
lively trot for the Marshall county line,
followed by Deputy Sergeant Stanley
and Henry Schultz. They overhauled
Boyce at the lower end Of South Wheel.
ing, and took him before the Justice
who, after an examination into the
charge, required him to give bail in the
sum Of $500 to answer for the larceny
before the Circuit Court at the October
term. Failing to give security he went
TO Jail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

LADIES, Be ON HANnl-Messrs. En-
sheimer Il Blum will have q special
sale Of Dry Goods, commencing this
morning and to be continued for one
week only, to which they invite all the
ladies to be present. They will offer
the greatest bargains ever known in
this region. One Of the firm is now in
the East purchasing their second stock
of Summer Dry Goods, promising to
excel any stock in extent ever brought
to this city, for which they must make
room at once. We would urge our
readers to call on Messrs. En sh eimer
& Blum, who will certainly offer you
goods at prices much beyond you
expectations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

SIXTEEN YEARS OF SUCCESS In 1856
the now famous Mustang Liniment was
first made known to the public by an
extensive system of advertising. From
that time to the present, the demand
for it has been steadily increasing until
it has taken the lead OF all embroca-
tons, lotions, ointments and other ex-
ternal remedies, imported or domestic,
ever introduced into the American
market. In the most celebrated racing
and trotting stables, in the establish
ments of stage and city car companies,
and in the stables OF private gentlemen,
it is the only recognized cure for such
diseases of the horse as require outward
treatment. Nor is it less valuable as a
local application for some Of the most
distressing complaints to which man is
subject. Rheumatism, stiffness of the
joints, neuralgia, sore throat, tumors,
wens, earache, toothache, yield to its
pain-subduing, counter.irritant proper
ties, and burns, scalds and cuts are
healed with incredible rapidity under
its operation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

Hol FOR THE LAKEs.-An excursion
train will run on the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh road from Bellaire to Cleveland,
on Thursday next, Both inst, for the
benefit OF Bellaire Presbyterian Church.
The train leaves Bridgeport at 5:l5 A.
NJ. and returns at l045 P. M. Round
trip tickets $3.50, which includes a
three hour ride on Lake Erie steam
er. Tickets for sale in Wheeling at
Oxtoby & Duffield's Jewelry Store and
Sheibs Music Store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25
ClRcu1r CoURr.-Yesterday was

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Yesterday was a
busy one in the Circuit Court. r..a
John Riley, an elderly. decent look
ing man of Irish birth, was arraigned
on charge of stealing pair Of shoes,
valued at two dollars. the property OF
Ortoff Miller. Mr., Jourdan was as
signed as counsel in the case. The
State not being ready for trial, asked
for a continuance, but Mr.. Jourdan, in
a very feeling and earnest speech, said
that Riley would plead guilty. throw
ing himself on the mercy of the Court.
If the larceny was committed at all it
was done while his client was under the
influence of liquor. and he had no
recollection Of it. He had already been
in Jail for something over five months,
and it would be excessive punishment
to ak that he be again confined until
October. The plea Of guilty was en-
tered and the Judge sentenced him to
ten days imprisonment.
Henry Jackson, a negro charged with
the larceny of coat, the property Of
Benjamin Clark, plead guilty and was
sentenced to thirty days imprisonment.
The trial OF Henry Miller, charged
with stealing watch at the Kem
House, was postponed until June II.
George W. Robinson, charged with
the murder of John Scarborough, applied,
through his attorneys, Messrs. Forbes
and Cracraft, for continuance until the
next term. Mr.. Cracraft said that the
application was made because of the
absence OF material witnesses and be.
cause Improper influences" had been
used to prejudice the public mind in
this case, abiding to DR.. Westwood' 8
sermons as some of those influences
The Judge stated that either Of the two
reasons given were sufficient to warrant
him in granting the application for
continuance. Prosecutor Good gave
notice that he should object to a renew
al Of Robinson's recognizance and
shoul ! move for his commitment tc
jail. The argument will be heard at {
o'clock this morning. The Prosecuting
Attorney also asked the Court to hold
each witness to bail for his appearance
at the next term OF Cour'.. which was
done.
The trial of George Long, indicted
for arson in setting fire to Anton Rey-
MAINS stables, was proceeded with
About 3 o'clock the case was given &c
the jury, who, after being out al
hour and bali, returned a verdict
OF guilty, and fixed the term of his i'm.
prisonment at one year.
To-day the case OF Jack Tierney. fol
stabbing Brown at a picnic on the Is,
land, about year ago, will be tried,
FIVE hundred remnants Dress Good:
an phoJo., oh m - oor,tar
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25
The l.. o. NJ. BALL.-The ball given

The |. o. NJ. BALL.-The ball given
by the Independent Order of Mechanics
at Washington Hall, last night, was a
great success in evsry way. The voting
for the gold headed cane resulted as
follows: D. D. Mccoy, A; Ed. Weis-
gerber, TAT; John Scott, 1903; Thomas
Shelly, 996; scattering Is. Tom Shell
ly having received the majority Of all
the votes cast, 2090 votes, which, at
twenty-five cents vote, Melted the
handsome sum OF $522.50. When we
found that all the ladies in North
Wheeling were voting for Shelly. and
that we couldn't sell our fish we with
drew in disgust.
There was also pin voted to the
member of the Order receiving the
most votes. 1t was awarded to Ed
Freeze by the following vote: Ed
Freeze, 349; Reese Ferby. Of Marietta,
144a.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

EMBEzzLEMENr.-Last night Cousta-
bic Exley arrested a man named
Ingalls,, on charge of embezzliug $l3
the property of Mr.. Patton. 1t appears
that Patton had employed Ingalls, to put
up lightning rods for him, and that the
latter, after completing a job collected
the money and gave receipt as Pat
toms agent, and afterwards denied hav-
ing received a cent. He was taken be-
fore Squire Johnston who, in default Of
bail in the sum of $500, sent Ingalls, to
Jail to await an examination to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25
ToRs IN Nav CHARIcrRr.-Tobe

ToBe IN A New CHARAcrER.-Tobe
Vance has been so long without .
character that it seems to have occur
red to him that he could make sensa-
ton by appearing in a new one. He
has reached a glorious notoriety as q
galoot, and now seeks new fields of
fame by appearing in the role of 8
steamboat mate. On Thursday even.
ing he met man on the wharf, named
John R. Seller, who shortly became
the sold, while lobe was the seller.
Seller wanted to work his passage on
steamboat to Cincinnati, and lobe, in
forming him that he was the mate OF a
boat that was lying at the mill below
but would be up shortly, engaged him
as a roustabout. Seller had on an
overcoat. lobe had none. On that
coat lobe had fixed his longing eyes,
and he determined TO possess II, not
withstanding the fact that Seller is a
very tall man and lobe very short
one. In view of this, lobe invited
Seller to occupy portion of his berth
in board pile on the levee. lobe put
him in his little bed, and shortly after,
when the Carrie Brooks arrived, got
up, put on Sellers coat and went off
with it. Seller caused Tobe's arrest
and Officer Hugh Harrison took him
and locked him up in jail about 3
o'clock yesterday morning. He was
afterwards taken before Squire john
ston and held in the sum of 5000 to
answer the larceny before the Circuit
Court. He is now in jail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

CHEAP SHEET MUsIC.-One thousand
pieces sheet music, amongst which are
many worth one dollar copy, will be
offered for ten days from date MAY
l5th) at ten cents for each piece +;
also at same time large COL
lection of choice music at half price
marked Music buyers will find bargains
in this lot, open at Sheib's Music Store
Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

JOHN L. RICE, 80 Monroe street, has
just received a full line of India Gauze,
Gauze Merino, Lisle Thread and Silk
Undershirts in all sizes, from "a to Al.
Also the famous psntaloon and trowser
fitting Drawers in Shaker Flannel,
Linen and Jeans, which will be sold
at bottom prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

We are square "forninst" women 3
voting. If none but men had been
permitted to vote, the cane would today
have had different owner. Shellys
so good looking that the rest Of the
candidates had no show.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Thomas OBrien will this morning
offer the Sprigg Mansion House, on
Quincy street. The property is the
most desirable residence property in the
city, and offers an opportunity for in.
vestment not often presented. The
sale will take place in front of the
Court House at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing. Our capitalists should attend this
sale. 1t is a rare chance for them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

DRs. LYONS & STEARNs are stopping
at the St. James Hotel. 1t is said that
they are very successful in curing all
forms of chronic diseases, which they
have demonstrated by several hundred
cures in this community. Their stay is
short. All who are afflicted with any
disease should call and see them with
out delay.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

To KEEP THE PEAcE.-Yesterday
Louis Cook had his wife arrested and
taken before Squire Launder on a
charge of personally abusing him. She
was arrested by Constable Exley and
taken before the Justice who held her
in the sum of 500 to keep the peace
and be of good behavior for one year.
WHY did he have her arrested? Couldn't
he fan her with rolling pin.