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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13
PHILADELPHIA.
Grams emen's Parade.

PHILADELPHIA, July l2.-The first
annual parade of the Orangemen who
belong to the Orange Institution Of the
United States took place this morning.
About forty lodges were present, headed
by an escort of police, consisting oil
tweuty-four, under the lead of Lieut..
Cooke, and marched through the priu-
cipal streets. The orange color was the
leading feature of the procession, and
thus Tar the celebration of the Battle of
the Boyne has passed off remarkably
Quiet and no disturbance is anticipated.
Two Men Drowned.
James Bauer and another man
named Brown were drowned at
Rochelle this evening while bathing.
B,ed 10 Death.
VIM. Remsign, aged 55 years, stop
ping at 3l2, Beaver street, accidentally y
cut himself in the arm with a razor,
this forenoon, severing several arteries.
He died shortly atterward.
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FOREIGN.
ITALY.

ROME, July l3.-There is considera-
bic commotion in wealthy circles over
the recent circular addressed by Prince
Bismarck to the powers invested with
the right OF vetoing a Papal election,
TO Cooperate with Germany in arrang-
ing for the succession to the Holy See.
1t has transpired that Austria has
joined in the exercise OF the veto right
provided France did likewise. NJ.
Thiers. however, refused his consent.
The College of Cardinals are deter
minedly opposed 10 any interference on
the part OF the powers, and should an
attempt be made 70 set aside their
choice they will hold the election IN
Malta.
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How Mexican Revolutions arc Con.
ducted.

HOW Mexican heNOiutIOuS arc SOu'
ducted.
The New York Eesniay Nail says ;
An American who has resided several
years in our sister republic gives
the following as the programme OF q
Mexican revolution: Some Mexican
leader obtains prominence enough to
imagine himself justified in proclaim
ing a revolution. He Immediately
issues a pronunciamento announcing
the fact, expressing patriotic sentiments,
and full OF the largest worls he can
Gull out OF the Mexican vocabulary,
put together with more regard 10 sound
than sense. Under these circumstance
he collects a crowd OF followers, men
who have been waiting and who get
their living by joining the party
of what they consider the best
paying leader. Then the Gov
ernment sends small force to
disperse this revolutionary movement.
The opposing forces come within sight
of each other, say at about the dis
tance of a mile or more, and at once
commence firing. One party retreats.
The other camps on the bloodless fed
and announces a victory. In the
meantime their opponent have reached
the nearest Mexican town, have levied
tribute upon it, and given a ball
in the evening. Then it is the turn OF
the others. They enter the same
village in pursuit, levy a tribute and
give ball And 80 it continues. This
NAV seem more satlrical than true, but
to those who have endeavored to keep
informed concerning Mexican matters,
it appears to be as matter OF fact a
statement a. could well be made.
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Mr.. Greeley wronged.
From the New York Tribune.

luc xNcW lOih 4ilbuhS'l
We have neither the space nor the
inclination TO notice the thousand
calumnies against Mr.. Greeley and the
Tribune with which the Grant papers
are daily filled. Their favorite pursuit
seems to be to ransack the old files Of
the Tribune, aud take from its cores.
pondence or its clippings anything
which may be calculated TO injure Mr..
Greeley and bodily attribute Ito him.
These garblings and misrepre-
sentatious We have not noticed, and do
not propose to. But Harpers Weekly,
having gone beyond this and resorted
to forgery, seems to require word OF
contradiction. In recent number it
prints a caricature OF Mr.. Greeley
gloating over the ruin Of Southern
family; and knowing that the public
will recognize the absurdity of repre-
sentation so much at variance with his
character and record, they have adopted
the simple expedient Of fortifying their
caricature by printing 10 large type the
following sentence, which they pretend
to have extracted from the Tribune Of
November 20, 1860:
when the rebellious traitors are
overwhelmed in the field, and scattered
like leaves before an angry wind, 1t
must not be to return to peaceful and
i
erty at their firesides, and see privation
10 the anxious eyes OF mothers and the
rags of children"
We deem it only necessary TO say
that not a word Of this pretended ex-
tract is found in the Tribune of that
date, and no such words were ever
written by Mr.. Greeley. We leave the
public to judge the moral quality Of the
act committed by the Messrs. Harper.
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OHIO.
Collision.

DESNIsoN, July IA collision oc-
Cured Oh the Panhandle railroad this
morning, an express tram and a
freight train colliding near Bowe,stown.
The freight train should have been on
a side track at Bowerstown ten min-
utes before. One passenger had his
leg broken and three other passengers
and one brakeman were slightly in
inrpi
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ONE or two Democrats can be found
in every county who become, as Mrs.
Camp would say, "topsy turgy unbe-
knowust to themselves and swallow
every Republican canard that appears
in the press. They Immediately write
to some Republican paper, and claim to
represent party sentiment This is the
reason why Republican papers are pla-
carded with letters from alleged Demo
Gratis in favor Of Jacob. Muster them
together and they wouldn't form q cor.
porars guard. The Brooke Democracy
need stronger inducement than the Re-
publican cry of "rinss," to make them
bolt the State nominee.-Pnkanda<
Nzos.
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BROOKLYN.
Fatally wOundel.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, July l2.-Henry
Taggart, baker, was shot and fatally
wounded, yesterday afternoon, in the
liquor saloon of William Qually, on
Pacific street, by the son of the proprie-
tor, Thomas Qually. aged nineteen
years, who pointed an old musket at
Taggart in joke and fired, the ball
entering his eye. Qually escaped.
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The story is told of Ben. Butler s
earlier days that a Yankee obtained
his legal opinion how to recover the
value OF a ham, which neighbor's s
dog came along and ate. He was ad-
vised to prosecute and recover for dam.
ages. "But the dog was your'n,' said
the sharp Yankee Butler opened his
eyes little, asked him what the ham
was worth, WAS told FIVE dollars, psid
the money, and then demanded ten
dollar lee of the astonished native tor
legal advice.
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Another Relative Discovered.

The New York Genealogical and
Biographical Record, a magazine devoted
to genealogy, has discovered another
relative OF President Grant holding q
Federal office, a third cousin, Francis
Henry Marean, Esq., of Maine, Broome
county \. Y, who is Postmaster OF
the town, and has six children, fourth
cousins, bu, fortunately most Of them
too young to taste the joys of office.
The relation is by way OF Aaron Delsno,
whose aunt Susan married Captain
Noah Grant, the great grandfather Of
the President.
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The Crops.
Cruelty 10 Horses.
MICHIGAN.
4 Claim for the Geneva ArbItratOrs
60 Consider.

10 SOnHIueFs
DETROIT, July l2.-United States
Commissioner Davidson is taking testi-
mony in the case Of w. D. Ashley, for
the owners Of the steamers Philo Par
sons and the Island Queen, against
Great Britain, in September, 1864.
.Tohu c. Beal, with a gang of rebels,
took passage on the Philo Parsons, q,
Windsor, for Sandusky, aud, when out
on the lake, seized the boat, and pro-
ceediug onward. captured the steamer
Island Queen at Kelley's Island and
scuttled and sunk her. The object Of
the expedition was the release OF rebel
prisoners on Johnson's Island, at San
dusky. The Parsons was returned 10
Windsor, badly damaged, and the hear
ing to-day is on the claim which Is
asked to be considered under the Wash
ington treaty, and which will be sent
to Geneva for treatment by the mixed
commission.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July II.
FLOUR-The market is a shade
irmer; sales Of 500 barrels at IS l09
) 90 for superfine State; IS 1896 80
for extra State; $6 S5@6 40 for choice
do $6 1907 90 for fancy do; S 10
@5 65 for superfne western; IS $50
6 80 for common to medium extra
western; IS 35@7 Is for choice dor 81 20
as IS for common to choice white wheat
western extra; IS 20@6 so Tor com.
mon to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio IS 55@s 25 for
trade brands 81 0099 90 for common
TO fair extra St Louis and % ESQ
IL 25 for good to choice do.
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Ar an agricultural fair recently held

AT an agricultural fair recently held
at Oxford, Del, one Of the most
amusing parts of the programme was
the potato patch. Four bushels of po-
tatoes were placed along the trottipg
course, in four lines OF bushel each, L,
and abont foot apart on the ground.
The four contestants each held wheel
barrow, aud at the word "Go" COM
meuced picking up the potatoes and
depositing them in the wheelbarrows,
and the first to get them loaded up and
return to the starting point was TO be
declared the champion potato picker,
and rewarded accordingly.
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Farmers, Read!
what your neiyhbors say Of the
.SPRAGUE MOWER !
EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS.

EXTRACTS FROM TESTlMONlALS.
1.-THE best Machine / have ever seen"
at works frst-rate, draft light and no
breakages."
"Have.never seen a Mower that could
compete with the Sprague."
"Your One Horse Mower cannot be sur
passed"
"My sprague cuts all kinds Of grass well,
and stands rocks and stumps without
winking."
"The Sprague will cut almost as smooth
as q man can shave himself"
"Just the Machine for rough and uneven
farms"
1T works perfectly In every respect"
81 recommend IL AZ the cheapest and best
working Machine In use"
my Machine has paid for itself this sea-
SON."
II TO be-"
at is easy for man and team, strong, sim.
pie and good enough for anybody"
1.-THE best Mower in all respects have
ever seen"
"I saved enough on price as compared
with the clipper or Buckeye TO buy good
VIII h-eled Rake, and have a better Mower
than either OF them into the bargain
at Is the Moving Machine TO buy"
81 have tested 1t thoroughly without ac-
much in It's favor."
at gives entire satisfaction, and IL the
finest Mower ever run upon our prairies." :"
ats workint parts, like a watch, are all
neatly secured from dust and dirt"
any Sprague Mower has cen a success !"
"Mowed hve acres In four hours. Best
Machine on rough land ever saw"
THE sprague Mower beats anything /
ever saw"
Moved nom until II O'Clock, and then
cut an acre Of grass In thirty-tive minutes
with light team, and no sweating"
"Have cut twenty acres In fifteen hours
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A GENTLEMAN at Shepherdstowu, JET
ferson county, writing 70 the editor Of
the REGISTER on business, closes his
letter with the following paragraph:
"Poor old Jacob won't get any DEM
ocrstic votes in ell this region. Sure
ly, the way Of the trsnsgressor is hard !"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13

A WATERFRONT was recently witnessed
near Monroe, Michigan. 1t was in the
shape Of an hour-glass, the smallest
portion being fully fifteen feet in diam
eter. II was sucked up twice in imme-
diate succession, and remained in the
air about three minutes each time.
Though five miles distant, it was dis
tinctly visible.
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A crEsr At the Preble House P,

A GUEST at the Preble House, Port
land, Me-, after annihilating the lar
ger portion Of good-sized salmon, half
a peck or SO Of green peas, spring lamb
and vegetables in enormous quantities,
and roast beef, until Tom, the gentle
manly head waiter, turned pale, con
cluded the performance by eating two
pies and then declaring 70 the clerk,
with come show Of indignation, that
"be never paid more'n fiity cents for a
dinner ia his life" ... r...
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INDIANA.

keDablican State Convention.
lSDlA'.PoLrs, July l2.-The Repub-
l'can state Convention, yesterday, nom-
mated VIM. Williams for Congress at
large. !. ). hnntsr, Q colored man,
was made elector II large.
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WASHINGTON.
Receipts OF Customs.

WASHINGTON, July l2-The receipts
of customs for the week ending July
9th, were as follows. New York,
81 .602,9l5; Philadelphia, SlOi,636 !;
New Orleans, $6 ,320.
General Pillow and His Muies.
General Pillow, OF Tennessee, has a
large claim pending here in the War
Department for mules confiscsted dur
ing the war. The present indications
are that the claim will be allowed.
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BOSTON.
Destructive Fire.

BosroN, July IA fire occurred at
one o'clock this morning, which de-
stroyed the entire block Of Benefits
planning mill, East Boston. Loss,
10000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13

hair Is thickened, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always. cur~t
by Its use. Nothing can restore the haii
where the follicles are destroyed, or the
glands atrophied and decsyed; but such ~
remain can be saved by this application,
and stimulated into activity, 20 that new
growth OF hair II produced. Instead OF foul.
ing the hair with pasty sediment, Il will
keep IL clean and vigorous. Its OCCASIONAL
use will prevent the hair nom turning gray
or falling od, and consequently prevent
badness. The restoration OF vitality IL gives
10 the scalp arrests and prevents the lorna
ton OF dandrun, which is 20 often % un-
cleanly and offensive. Free nom those
deleterious substances which make some
preparations dangerous and Injurious to
the hair, the vigor can only benent bot no,
harm it. II wanted merely for q HAIR
DRESSING, nothing else can be found ~
desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye.
it does not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving IL rich, GLOSSY
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J.C.Aysr 4 Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Low
ell, Msss. ocSl.eodAw
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NEW JERSEY.
Everything Quiet.

JERSEY CRY. July l2.-The Orange
parade here passed of quietly.
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DIR. A. s. TODD'S
Anti-Bi|ious Or Liver Pills,
A Family Medicine
Tried and In Use 40 Years.
ONCE USED
ARE NEVER ABANDONED.

Tested by Thousands Of Persons In this
Community and Vicinity. They have con.
tinually Increased in Popular Favor, and
are acknowledged by all 10 be the best Pill
now in use.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT,
USE ONLY DIX. A. b. TODD'B PILLS
For Dyspepsia,
For Sick Headache,
''' ~ USE DIR. A. n. rODD's PILLS
For Indigestion Of Food,
USE DR.. A. y. TODD'S PILLS
For Acidity OF the Stomachs,
USE DIR. A. n. TODDS PILLS
For Constipation Of the Bowels,
USE DR.. A. n. TODD'S PILLS
For Palpitation Of the Heart,
USE DIR. A. \. TODD'S PILLS
For Impurities Of the Blood,
USE DIR. A. b. TODD'S PILLS
For Pains In the Head,
USE DIR. A. b. TODD's PILLS
For Pains in the Side,
USE DR.. A. q. TODD'S PILLS
For Family Medicine,
o USE DIR. A. \. TODD's PILLs
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS q CO.,
Druggists,
Proprietors, to whom address all orders.
oc7
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River News

CINCINNATI. July l2-River s feet
and falling. Arrived, JAS. E. ParkiDs,
from Evansville. Departed, Andes, for
Wheeling,
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ally control them. The testimony. OF our
best citizens, OF all classes, establishes the
fact, that CHERRY PICTORIAL Will ana uocr
relieve and cure the afflicted disOrdefs OF
the Throat and Lungs beyond any other
medicine. The most dangerous nnsctlon,
OF the Pulmonary Organs yield 10 lt power.
and cases OF CONSUMPTION, cured ny
this preparation. are publicly known, ~
remarkable ms hardly 10 be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. Asa rem
edy IL IN adequate, on which the pubic may
rely for full protection. BY curing COUohr,
the forerunners OF more serious disease, "
saves unnumbered lives, and an amount OF
suffering not to be computed. ~ chailengr-
trial, and coDvinces the most skepticzi'
Every family should keep II ON haad ~
protection against the early ana unpef-
ceived attack OF Pulmonary nectlons
which are easily met at nrst. but which be-
come incurable, and to often fatal. II neg
lected. Tender lungs needs this defens-;
and it In unwise 10 be without IL. AZ sale
guard 10 children, amid the distressing dis.
eases which bt~et the Throat and Chest of
childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL II invaln'
able; for, by It's timely use, multitudes are
rescued from premature graves, and savesi
10 the love and affection crntered on Them.
II acts speedily and surely against ordinary
colds, securing sound and health.re~tOrlns
sleep. No one will suffer trobls~one Ia
FLUENZA and painful BkONCHTTIS,
when they know how easily they can ba
cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious,
and successful chemical Investigation, no
cost or toll In spared In making every bottle
In the utmost po~~ible perfection. II may
be confidently relied upon ~ pc'~essing si
the virtues 10 has ever exhibited, and caps
BILE OF producing cures n memorable m the
greatest 10 has ever effected.
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CHICAGO.
Fatat Accident.

CHICAGO, July l2.-Frederick Leh-
man, of the firm of Sepp Il Lehman,
brewers, was thrown from his buggy
last evening, and suffered severe in.
juries, from which he died at three
o'clock this morning. Mr.. Lehman
commenced the brewing business on
small means few years ago, and now
the firm is worth over million dollars,
and are among the largest brewers in
the United States.
The Crops.
Reports from the interior state that
grain of all kinds is nearly ripened and
ready for the sickle. The hay crops
are being gathered largely. There
are very fine crops OF wheat, oats, rye
q d barley. Corn was late in starting,
Lut the hot weather brought it rapidly
'orward.
Cruelty 10 Horses.
The Illinois Humane Society has
commenced prosecuting omnibus pro-
prietors for cruelty in driving crippled
and sore covered horses.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is a,
on0agreeable,
healthy. and
enectual for
preserving the
hair. H 0op
rcaora yddedo'
oruy hair 20 IL,
ortofn8 olsr
Gdh the plas,
and dfreshness ~
psih. Til
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. Whoop,
ing Cough, Bronchitis, As,h.
ma and Consumption.

Among the gr.a
discoveries VI mod
ern science, few are
OF more real value
70 mankind than
this effectual RENE
dy for all disease
of the Throat anu
Lungs. A vast trial
of liz virtues thro-
out this and other
ntries has
shown that IL does
s,irely and elYectu.
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CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
BOARD 0lAIIcrnlCn.

At m adjourned meeting OF the Board of Al
dcrmen held October LIST, 1872, there were pre-.
sent: Henry L. Simpson, esq, President, and
Me:srs. Markell, Loving, French, johnson and
C)rse
a resolution in regard to the repair of The
Corporation wharf now occupied by ire Amerl-
can Coal 20 also n bill of W. II. DeVaughan
$500, for cuppng and leechlng the poor; also
u resolution concerning the duties of the Physl-
clans to the Poor to the inmates of the Jail; also
s. resolution in regard to grading Oronok o street
from Washington To Fairfax streets; al so pc
tition of Lewis Mckenzie and others to have the
puvements on Fairfax street, between Queen
and Princess, graded, SC. were received from
the Common Council and their action concur
red in.
y bill of w. T. Herrick against the Aims
House. IS, was referred to the Committee on
the Poor. .
On motion it was resolved, that rule No. OF
the rules OF order be changed to read, that
regular meetings of the City Council shall be
held on the second ana fourth Tuesdays of each
month, at 80 p. m, from the present date until
December lst, 1872.
On motion the Board adjourned.
Teste: JNO. J. JAMESON, Clerk.
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DIED..

After brief illness of few days of conges-
ton Of the stomach, at the residence of her hus-
band, Micaiah McGee, in the city of Enterprise,
Miss, at hall-past nine o'clock p M, ON the 18th
of August, 1872, Mrs. ALMERlA l., MCGEE,
aged sixty years and three months, Mrs. Nc
Gee was born in the city of Alexandra, in May,
1872 She was the daughter of William and
Elenor Eek, OF that ty. She removed to Ala
barna in 1915, to the city of Mobile, where, she
had three brothers then living, all OF whom have
gone before her. She was the last survivor al anu
eldest of the seven children of her parents. She
was married to her surviving husband, at Eu.
taw, Ala, on the I'D Of October, 1876; but she
too has gone, and left her aged husband discon-,
solate and three sons, who highly appreciated
her virtues and amabe qualities as wife and
mother, as well as many friends, to mourn the
loss of one SO very dear to them. NJ.
In the village of Port Royal, Va, on the 18th
of September, 1872, GEORGE TAI LOR. for
mery of Horn Quarter, King William county,
last surviving son of the late John Taylor, OF
Caroline county, in the 18th year of his age.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ,, 1872.

The Fredericksburg Herald says:-"Every
man from Maine to California, knows that the
issues of the past are dead and obsolete, par
ticularly that of slavery, the abolishment OF
which changed the original characteristics of
our civil polity and is of course no longer a
question to be discussed before the country.
The all absorbing subject is this; we want relief
aud total absoluticu from the wrongs that are
daily being inflicted upon US, by the party no"
in power, and until we can accomplish tins
there can be no other issue uppermost IN the
public mind of the South When the Radl-
cal party is defeated in its candidate for Presl-
dent we shall have fair hope for commence
ment of Reform in the general administration
Of the governments for safe and quiet
return of the real Union of the States and the
Rights of the States.
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The Richmond Wing says 1.-The prospect
of carrying the Presidential election is OF the
most fattering character, but should money,
intimidation and false counting carry the day
against us on that field, it becomes all the more
important that we should secure an honest
home government. This We can only do by
preserving our organization and turning out at
the polls The Liberal movement may be said
to have originated in this Commonwealth, and
We must see to it thatits candidate shall beyond
peradventure, get the endorsement OF Virginia.
We must also see to it, that in the event OF the
failure of that movement, we shall have a
State government of our own, as refuge from
Radicaism. From now until election day the
canvass should be actively prosecuted.