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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21

4 SPLENDID overcoat for five dollars
at the Peoples One-price Clothing
House, 40 Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21

TRY Reeds patent Washing Machine.
Best in use. Fer sale at "a Main street
next to I. Warren's soap warehouse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21

A FULL and choice line OF Worsted
Suitings just received by John L. Rice,
SO Monroe street.
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SQUARE dealing and positively one
price to all at II. Franks Clothing En-
porium, 40 Monroe street.
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A FULL and complete line of Gents
Furnishing Goods, just received by
John L. Rice, SO Monroe street.
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To MORROW Autumn begins. When
you get out of bed this morning it will
be the last rose OF Summer.
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THIRTY days to supply yourselves
and family. at your own prices, at
Frank Porter's. ur
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Socks l0c a pair or three pairs for
25: at the Peoples One-price Clothing
House, 40 Monroe street. r-
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ALL kinds OF Clothes Wringers re
paired at "a Main street.
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TwENTY-slx years ago to day the bat
tie OF Monterey, Mexico, was fought.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21

JUsr received, a full line of Cardigan
jackets, BY John L. Rice, SO Monroe
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21

LIGHT AND SHADE.-All the summer
styles photographed on short notice al
the Partridge Gallery.
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THE Board of Education meets on
Monday night.
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GREATEST bargains in boots and
shoes ever offered in this city at L. v.
Blends.
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SIateRo'o|fng

= WEIGH rs PREPARED 10 no ANY
d amount Of Slate Roofing on most mod.
Srsie terms. Apply to Dodson q brothers'
Mate Merchants. Wheeling. ". va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21

BARGAINS! bargains this Saturday
at F. NJ. Porter's.
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Go BY all means to-day and buy your
shoes from F. NJ. Porters.
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Doors and shoes OF all kinds reduced
Is per cent. at L. v. Blends.
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Choice sugar Cured Hams.
.QnNM LIB ,9 Oh HAN2S a aEEiIL iHA
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Thompson 4 Hibberd,

aH WHEELING, w. VA.
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, GAS AND
i STEAM FILTERS and bhhsSFOOND-
Frs and dealers In all kinds OF Pumps,
Bells. Lead, Wrought and Galvanized Steam
and Water Pipes, Drain pipes, and chimney
Tops and Flower Vases, and sole agents for
Hibberds Celebrated Patent Brass or COP,
ner Water Backs Tor STOVE AN D RANGES
And AUTOMATIC SAFETY and VACUUM
VALVE FOR KITCHEN BOILERS AND
9YPHON PUMPS
Having secured letters patent for the
above improvements, all parties are eau,
toned against manufacturing or using SAID
improvements without license from me as
they will be dealt with as infringers.
Teb-c = GEO H1BBERD.
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TO-DAY is st. Matthew'S day.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wheeling Female College.

OBSTRUCTION GIVEN IN SOLID
branches, Vocal and Instrumental
Music, Drawing, Painting. French or Ger.
Pupils can still enter any OF the classes
inst anpani1sd, sept
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Nitrous Oxide, or Laughing Gas

TAM PREPAREDToADN1NIsrERa Gas
y for the extraction of teeth at my once On
Main sQeef, near Union.
O. AwMaKHTKR
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER FL, 1872.
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DIR. JOHNSON

Member OF the Royal Cv,!gge o,N,.-
London, graduate from one Of lie, .
inent Colleges IN the United S.. -
greater part oil whose lie has 6,vl ~.
the hospitals OF London, Paris, phIss
and elsewhere, has eIlecI,'! some q. IL
astonishing cures that were ever l..
Many troubled with ringing Ia u, !.
anu ears when asleep, great Iciyu.,s,
being alarmed al sudden sOul4s a.
ness, with frequent blushing, attends, -
times with arrangement q! mind, str, =,
Immediately.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25

oyr1c. or ClsEx OF FnsT JCDlclAI
ynanuA err, Nov. 21st, 10l.
:. !. ,.r.bv ordered thas, until further ordefeos
4he enllowins shall be the rnles Of this Court
- me drst week Of ssch term at virginia w
..1l 4. J.yoted 10 the trial or disposition o.
ON the United States calendar, the hearlns ~
termininx OF demursrs, motions. ard otneI
nary questions arising In cases on tne
criminal law and equity docket And sne IA. q
disposition Of equity snd law cases IN "nicn 1'u
- Be- waived by ne parties.
a Before each term Of the court y thu Dfssross
a. cerx of the respective countea shall enter the
oases a Two distinct ealsndars kesIing the crimi
nal. Law and equity cast separate - oliows. To-
wit.
LIST. Cases in which issues OF law are joined.
ID. Cases in which issues Of fact are joined.
The cases shall be entered ON the respective cai-
ndars In the order in which the issues are joihea
IA during the tern, a. the issues Of law are dis
p1sed Of on the nrst calendar, the case shali %
trsnsSerred - the foot Of the second calendar
ID. The United STATES Grand jury shall be sum
,none1 to appear Of Virginia City, Madison county
at ton L. n, ON the nrst day. ana the 20. 81 fstit
Jury At the same hour, on the third Day Of sscn
term.
lsh. The Territorial Grand Jury shalf be sum-
msned to sppear q tan :. n. on the hrst Day, ana
the Trial Jures at the same honr the third day Of
each term in their respective counties, except Mad
ison comfy.
Dth. The nrst two days u each term, except II
Madison county, shall be devoted to the hearng and
disposition Of I'll demnrers, motions, and other
preliminary questions arising In the docket
for the term, and the trial Of squity and any law
cases in which jury nay be waived by the parties
THEOPHHuS MUFFLY. Clerk.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25
FROM ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, January is.
"A New York special contains startling
development with reference to the Criminal
Court Of that city, or what il known - the
Court Of Oyer and Terminer. Il seems that
q ease Is now pending in the Court Of APP
peals, the decision OF which may set Tres
every man now undergoing imprisonment in
accordance with sentence BY = former tIi-
bunal. Since this Court has been presided
over By Judge Of the Supreme Court. sit
ting alone, but It transpirss that tho act Of
that year was repealed BY the charter OF 1870.
leaving the Constitution Of the Court Of Oyer
and Terminer 10 be determined BY the act Of
lsl7, which provided for Supreme Judge
and two Associate Judges. This curious
state Of things il given additional interest BY
the fact that II the Criminal Court IL decided
to be illegal, the Indictment Of Stokes by the
Grand Jury, empanneled and charged by that
Court, il void. II is claimed that this would
grant him immunity from any punishment
for his crime.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25

NRw YORK. January 10.
Hiss Isabella Titus, aged 10. a young lady
from Boston. who is respectfully connected
in that city, shot herself, last night, in this
city, while at the residence Of friend, dying
Instantly.
Tweed viii 60 to Washington in tew days
on important business, the nature Of which
Il secret.
It stated that Conklin, Secretary Of the
exploded Market Savings Bank. has fled.
The steamer City Of Paris, from Liverpool,
has arrived.
This morning, after hearing Mr.. Courtney.
on behalf Of ex-Comptroller Connolly, upon
. motion to stay proceedings in the suit Of
tho Supervisors against Connolly. pending
the decision Of the Court at Albany. Judge
Barnard stated that ne would decline to
grant the motion, as he believed the Super
visors had the right to bring m action, and
not the people. This is the first judicial de-
cision yet rendered as to the proper parties to
bring these riits. The Judge did not hear
the counsel for the Board Of Supervisors, but
O'Gorman presented the printed opinions Of
George T. Curtis and ex-Judge Porter, hold
ing the visws expressed by the Judge.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25
WENT OVER.


The following are the titles Of the bills and
their objects, which dassed both houses OF
the Legislature, but failed to become laws for
want Of the Governors signature:
n. ]. NJ, No. Joint memorial asking
Congress to amend the Organic Act, 50 rs
to extend the jurisdiction Of Justices Of the
Peace. Prays that the jurisdiction may ex-
tend from 500 to $500.
Fl. B. No. III Creating the Office of county
attorney. Repealed the Act Of January LIST,
1855. creating the Office Of district attorney,
and all acts in relation thereto, and created
the Office Of county attorney.
G. B. 68.-To refund money overpaid by
w. G. Barley, late Treasurer. Provided for
the repayment to Barley the sum Of $780,
oe, said to have been overpaid by him nfnal
settlement.
G. B. H.-To change the name Of Dawson
county to that of John Owen county.
81. ;. 4.--To legalize certain acts Of the
board Of commissioners, and the Treasurer
and Collector Of Gallatin county, which we
may take OCCASION to print In mil.
G. G. r. No. 4.--Provided that should his
Excellency call An extra session, it should
not extend beyond Ave days, and for the
transaction Of no other business than the
completion and passage Of the codifcation Of
the permanent and general laws Of the Ter
rit0ry.
G. ]. r. No. H.-Provided for the payment
Of extra compensation 70 the fireman, in the
sum Of rs.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25

LITTLE Rock, Tank January -.
All the leading members Of the two Rspub'
lican factions il this State have gone to Wash
ington to testify before the committee APP
pointed to investigate the charges against
Senator Clayton. Il is stated that prominent
Democrats are to be summoned to testify
also, as to whether any trade was made with
the Senator which induced him to give Ger
tificatc Of election to General Edwards over
the Republican candidate, Judge Boles.
NEW ORI.xANs, January 10.
The political situation Il unchanged. There
Is ne quorum ii the Senate. The city is quiet.
WASHINGTON, January 10.
A number Of cases Of small pox are re-
ported in the city.
The Election Committee Of the House, BY
Yete OF nine to two, decided the contested
election case from Pennsylvania Of Cessna, a
Republican, and Meyers, q Democrat. in "a
vor Of Meyers. - 0
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25

IRE ENDORSED AND PEEsCRIBED BY mors
:ass me-, ta. e. AZ u Hssf rs sRS h.
ness. and sii disordefs srislng frsg Aiasmato
d1snsco IA Il cases IL insaluabls
as an Appetizer and Recuperant, and IN cases OF
ss = r. 9s;. spRRE sia
hs body syso,as az sr ths o o9s sas
srssssss ess., ma 20 T.ns ssmaaas a. sysr Zee
TASTE. and & tie sans time eombinings.e many
remedial agents endorsed by the msdSsl ssss-
little to give them = fair trial, and
Every Family Should Have 4 Bsttis.
IN Chicago the HOME BTTTERs are voushsd SsS
on;@s S sss o.1 sfaay d. fTs 3,
B.l asssf1i as;a, nS; - Lspi:@
D; 9 simpson ~ D;s r Bonner II ?; 2 2 Ass-
81 65a Hbf':r B 81 x Til D.
WOODWARD I'd i n 5; 8 4 behert., y p;R 3 Wsin..
5 b' v Msbsrsy, X DsPTaalsy.K Di ? g Joha-
II St. Louis, Emo Sander, = D., Analytical
Chemist, pronounces the Home Bitters ss Superior
following endorsement Of the medical profession IN
St. Louis:
JANIS A jackson d Co.-Gentlemen :-As yca
have communicated % the medical profession The
receipt Of the Home Bitters, II cannot Therefore,
"a he formula for making the Home Bittsrs, ana
Il e
siton are Of tbs best class Of which they heleng.
sy Gn Il.
them il strictly In accordaAcs with the rules %
Pharmacy. Having used then. seen the effects n
menting them 70 all persons desirous OF taking Bit
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25
PACIFIC COAST.

SAX FRANCISCO, January q.
| Thu Board OF Supervisors Of this place
hare abandoned the project OF purchasing the
Spring Valley water works for the city.
The Japancse Embassy are now in the
Western Union Telegraph Office examining
the working Of the American telegraph lys-
tenn.
Col. B. r. Washington, editor OF the La
anstner, . Virginian BY birth. and in the early
days Mayor Of Sacramento, Collector Of the
Port OF San Francisco under Buchanan, and
late State, Tide and Land Commissioners,
died last night.
While the remains Of the wife of William
A. Johnson, Of Austin Point, near Grass Val
ley, were being placed in the coffin, yester-
day, johnson, who was insane with grief,
shot himself through the body with : rifle,
dying in few hours. Both were buried To-
gether to-day.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25
FROM MEXICO.

MATAM0RTS, jan. u.
The Indians from Mexico are burning
ranches, killing settlers, and running off
stock from Texas, between Loreda and Eagle
Pass, to their camps on the Mexican side Of
the Rio Grande.
Valdez still holds Picdraa Negras, although
besieged by the Reyolutionists.
The revolutionists have not captured Ca
MARCO. although ou.numbering Corsena's
troops.
A brig from Tampieo arri7ed hare last
night with money and supplies for the gov
eminent troops, who will now take the of
fenSiye.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA, EGrPT, Jan. IL.
The steamship Nadd, on her voyage to this
port encountered heavy gale. The steame,
was crowded with natives, many of whom
we're on deck during the thicksst Of the
storm. The seas swept the deck from stem
to stern. Thirty-fiye Of tho native passen-
pers were carried overheard and drowned.
LONDON, Jan. 23.
News hiss been received Of the wreck d
the African mail steam packet McGregor on
her way to England. The passengers and
crew vere saveti. @
rho TYchborne case continues to attract At
s..rt;on The cl.imant,s chances are cyi-
d.rtlv weakeninp. The opening argument
~ -. d.f.nse Il stiIl going on. The Court
e dai,y crowded with spectators OF hixh
rank The defense say they have three hnn-
arad witnesses. Revelations Of an exciting
character are to be looked for.
MApRrp, Jan. q.
sanor Herrera. Ministerial candidate for
proa,daut of the National Cortes. was de-
feated to-day. His defeat win probably lead
- lr,r;.terisI changes.
orrAwA. January l9.-Ata meeting ofsthe
ncm;nion hoard Of Trade today. the uues-
tion 81 trade relations with the United States
came IN. Hon Mr.. Young opened the dis
ensaion bv advocating 4 Zollyersin, which
was opposed BY Rowland, who explained the
posltaon taken by the Dominion dslegates d
81. T.Ss,is. He aid the sssliag ~ the IA
tiona1 Beard was % give reciprosal trade
only ON their own conditions, with the evil
dent intention Of forcing Canada into annex
ation.
Lever and Hazard' tns American oeie9ases,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25

NJ. KAULs Jan. -.
WIN. Soldatsnkoi. Commissioners from
Russia, 70 visit the prisons Of the United
States, arrived hsrc with s. s. Merrill, gen.
.sral manager Of the MilwAukee and 81. Paul
Railroad, and other gentlemen from Mil
waukee. He inspected the reform school and
other public institutions, and was banQuetted
In the evening.
A gentleman from Manitoba who arrived
last night. reports that the excitement still
continues regarding tho discovery Of gold u
the Peace River District. six hundred miles
from Fort Edmnndton.
"A lessrter from Fort Pembina was found
ftossn to death eight miles north OF that
placs, fes days aRo.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

TyAKEN UP, BY william ccetresll, liying abeut
county 81 % p ~ $500 u s.lis ssi
aud posted before the undersigned, County CLERK
enc LIGHT RED cows white faoe; right horn on;
under half crop out Of each cart sevea years old
appraised ut 436.0O
One Red AND WHITE COW; four years old.
with spotted cal dim brand on the LEFT hip, caa-
COW and Aaif appraised at 44O.00.
One DUN HOkSI, about twelve years old; brand
ed on the left shoulder with m M, appraised ct
@20. 90.
Given uader my hand. Jaansvy aoth, is72.
ARCH GRAHAM.
lao Nv County Clerk
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25

WAsHISGToS, January Is.
The Military Dirisisn cf- tho South i dis
continued.
Warrington, Jan. 3o.--Ths Internal Reve-
nue. receipts tor the nscnth ending to-day, IL
37.234. l65. The grand total for the fiscal
year. is $72,77 ,s05.
Secretary ReAeson and Mrs. Aulick wsre
married on Monday. The President and
members Of the Cabinet and their families
were present.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25

Taken up " Thomas r. Street, In East G;sllatin
miles nearly North from the Town Of 6osenan. ii.
e. On the 18th day Of necemher I67l, and posted
before the undersigned County CieSk On the ga day
no marks er brands, appraised at Is Two white
ysarling Hetfers. branded with the 6eure s. 81 Q
cIoss INSIDE 81 An oval, on the Left hip appraised
at 1918 eachi One Red and White Slotted Cow.
Fsater part q both horns % branded on she iefs
70 he or years old, appraised st 90 One eneep
1ea PAIRING Aelfer. no marks or brands, appraised
ARCH GRAHAX
AsaS4 County Clerk.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25

CLEVELAND. (ono) January IS. {
The entire agricultural works Of Young
love, Massey o Co., Of this city. were almost
entirely destroyed BY frc tonight. Loss,
from $7o,Ooo % $75, 900. Insurance, $6o, 800.
CINCINNATI. jan q.
An exciting shooting afray took place at
Charlsstown, West Virginia, last evening,
under the following circumstances: During
the var tho lands Of John Clarkson,
wealthy Virginian. were sold for tsxes, and
yesterday he sued for recovery. During the
progress Of the trial C1arks0n called the de-
fendant, u. s. Marshal Stock, liar. stock
then strack Garrison, and gefiefM melee
ensued, in which seven shots were fired.
The room was small, and over dozen per-
sons we're present. Clarkssn was shot tour
times, one OF the shots in the breast. which
Is considered dangerous. All the parties are
wealthy and respectable, and the affair causes
great excitement.
A letter appears in the c0nsnsene;ai this
morning from Gen. w. s. R0secrans. in
which he denies that be is IN favor Of the
hllibustering attempt to annex Mexico; re-
greh the announcement Of imaginary
schemes against Mexico. because they pro-
duce false views, cause needless suffering,
and dankage our solid interests BY hindering
the growth between tho United States and
eight millions Of our immediate neighbors, of
q commerce invited " proximity and sini-
larity, and political institutions. He depre-
Gates the attempt to thrust our system Of
government upon others regardless Of their
feelings or qualifications for the rights Of
self-goyernment. and concludes with the fol-
lowing: 81 think the intelligence and con-
sciences Of our people decidedly fsvor just
and liberal policy of friendship toward Mex
leo a. ID best for both countries"
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25

1t Is highly probable that wrong which
has long existed will now be righted. We
sllude to Federal appointments in the Terri
tories. While it should be apparent to all
thst those who brave the dangers Of frontier
life and snbdue the wilderness should be fa-
vored in all things that pertain to their OWN
government, ii is but simple Act of Justice,
where the same or probably greater degree
Of capacity exists among those brave pie
nSeas to I'LL positions over their chosen peo-
pls, for the Federal authorities to confer mp
on them these appointments, rather than
give then to disappointed Office seekers in
the East, who are not identified in interest or
spirit with our progressive, hard-fisted yeo-
manry. That we have men-and their names
are legions--capable of filing any and all
Territorial Offices within the gift Of the Gov
er,iment. every one familiar with the men Of
our Territory are aware. Men who have sur
mounted all the difficulties incident to tine
settlement of q new country, and who are
identified In all they possess with us--who
are not only with, but of us-who have not
only planted the fig tree, but are rearing in
our prolific Territory famiiies-boYs to take
the helm when the father falters or is no
more. Into the hands of these enterprising
pioneers should be given the power to gov
ern US, and not force upon us men whose
ideas are inimical to>those Of our people.
The action OF the Territorial Delegates in
this roatter cannot be too highly commend
cd. and It is to be sincerely hoped that it will
result in reform mhich simple justice should
command.
The following dispatches win be read with
interest by our people:
.a0&E WASHINGTON, January II.
AZ regular rneetingof the Territorial Del
egates this morning, the following was unan-
imonsly adopted:
nients within the Territories, TIL President
Is respectfully requested to apply the same
rule, BY selecting citizens thereof as is adopt
ed Id making appointments in the States.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 80.
Several Territorial Delegates waited upon
the PRESIDENT to-day, and requested tha:
hereafter the selections for Territorial o@cers
be made from the citizens OF Territories
Clagett stated that at present threS-10urths
AZ such officers were from without the Ter
ritories. The President said he-.had long
been of the opinion that most. II not oil, u
the officers oil Territories should be chosen
from their citizens. aud that he had suggested
to the Civil Service Commission for the incor-
porarion OF provision In their regulations
requiring the appointments, excepting Judg-
es, indian Superintendent, and agents. 70 be
10 matie.
ri viii be seen that our able and efficient
Delegate. Hon. VIM. IL. ClaEett, In this as all
other questions looking to q better condition
al a6kirs in the Territories. takes the lead.
We are also glad TO notice the fair and honest
sentiments OF the President Id this matter,
and we have every reason to believe that his
suggestions to the Civil Service Commission
vilI receive favorable confederation and %
tinu. sss