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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-25

TIE laborers on the New River d.
vision OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, not having been paid for
nearly tour months, went ION strike
last week. Having some apprehension
that they would tear up the track or
destroy the property OF the company
the engineers with such assistance as
they could obtain, armed themselves to
resist the strikers, and the Sheriff OF
Fayette county arrested twenty.three
OF the laborers, all negroes, and on last
Saturday took them to Charleston
for trial. A good deal OF excitement
was manifested by the local negro
population and ears were entertained
hat a mob would be formed for the
rescue OF the prisoners. The prlsoo
pers themselves, however, behaved very
well, maniesting no disposition to es"
cape, and were peaceaoly escorted ifoni
the cars to the Court House were they
were given hearing before Justice
OF the Peace.
1t appeared in the investigation that
no riotous demonstrations had been
made, that the prisoners had been ar
rested without legal warrant, and that
there was no evidence to author re their
detention, whereupon they were DIS
charged. We learn from the Charles
ton Courier that suit is to be brought
against the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road company by each OF the twenty
three laborers, alleging damages to the
amount OF $4,000 in each case.
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TN THE District COURT OF THE
| / United States, for the district Of Wesl
Virginia. In ankruptoy. ...
In The matter Of W. A. Flesher, b nix
rupt.
district OF West Virginia, s. Y.
Tins is tn give no. ice that on the 5th day
OF A prIl, 1873, a warTauto OF bankrup cy was
issued out of the District Court OF he Unit
ed states for the District Of West Virginia
ss ainst the estate o. W. X. FlesHcr, oi r liz
abrth in the county of Writ, in said Dis
trict, ad judged a BanKrtift on his own petit
ton. "ihai the payment OF any deos auc
the delive y OF any property 10 such Bank
rupt, to him or for his use, and the 'ran-
fer o any PROPERTY by him, are forbidden
by law, and that a meeting vi the credit
ors of said bankrupt 10 prove their debts
an 10 choo e one or more Assignee OF his
estate, i'll be>he.d alta onrt oil Bankrupt
cy, 10 be holden at the law office OF Il. IA.
Leonard, ksq., in Pa rkersbnrg, West Va,
before Geo. B, Caldwell. k.q Register 10
inkruptcy Tor ssiu District, on the S0th
day o. April, A. ID. 1878, al L. o'ctock A. NJ.
HkDuMAN SLACK,
u 8. Marshal for said District.
BY Fl P. MEAL, Deputy U. s. Marshal.
anil
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-25

THE company OF United States troops
that Governor STEVENSON hsd stationed
in Charleston, in 1870, to brighten inn
ssinary Ku KIux, is now under GIL
.gM's command among the Modocs.
Their service in the lava beds will not
he 30 pleasant as it was among the hos~
pitable citizens OF "the permanent seat.
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T. i .nnouncsd tina, the Bal,imor

IT is announced that the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad will on May 18th
commence running passenger trains to
the West, from both Baltimore and
Washington, over the Metropolitan
branch road. The time tables have al
ready been arranged. ...
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TO THE LADIES.

AIRS. C. Mccoy. l4S MAIN STREET,
wi has returned fOm the Fast with a
large so tment a handsome . aces. in
Guiding sacques, shawl and Fichus, BIO
cadr and Rom n Sashes aud Sash Ribbons,
Hamburg Ein iodeiies, Gloves, Gents and
Ladies' Hosiery, HandkerGuIefs. yCorsets.
including Mrs Moodys Abdominal Cor.
sets handsome read made Summer SHIT
Ladies and Childrs MS parasois/ 3, ap2s.
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Virus In the Air.

Weknow that peculiar poison IL evoi
we'd from marshy ground and from the de
composing Nth ofcities by the sunshine OF
spring, and that this element which Is loo
subtle 10 b, detected by scientific analysis
produces epicemio and endemic levers as-
gravates dyspepsia and ali bilious disorders
di turbes the bowels, relaxes the nerves
and debt litates the general system. Luck
iIy an antidote TO this atmospheric virus,
and a specific Tor the diseases II generates
has been provided. For aperiod OF more
than twenty years hcs' euers' .oihacil :
ters a medicine in which the finest v"Se
table tonics and Alternatives are C 'mbined
with a perlec' ly pure StiInu ant, has taken
pre- ,edeuce of every other preparation, as
specific ior the ailments most prevalent al
his season of the \ ear. IL IA agreeable a.
well as etiec;ual, and emineHIly safe anu
wholesome.
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FOR RENT.

CHE BARBER SHOP AND, BATH
| Rooms connected with the st James
Hotel .'. . 300 q.
the establishment is in complete Ordar
An Is well suJplied with It and cold
water Pc session Y ven Immediately.
For Terms apply To
'al4 MREILIY.
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FOR REM.

/ STORE ROOM AND DWELLING
situsttd on Main street, opposite the
office OF DR.. j Cummins, Centre Wheeling.
Fer particu ars apply 10 y -.
ap2I-a MIR. '~CHWETTZER.
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"a FITS,
,,' :. 100000 ,,'', ST.. .

On TUESDAY, JULY Sth, 1878, the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT, under the manage
ment of ex- Governor Thos. E. Bramlet'e,
and authorized by special act Of the Legis-
lature, for the benefft offhe Public Library
of Kentucky, positively and unequivocal-
ly comes on IN Public Library H alkot Lon
isvilIe,, KY, when 10000 Gifts, III cash,
amounting TO 500 0OO, will be, distributed
by lot among the ticket-h61ders. The
money TO pay oil these gifts in full is al
ready in bank and get aide for that pur-
pose, as the following certificate shows:
OFFICE OF ~ RMVRs'ANDD RovERs'BANK.
. LOUISVILLE, KY, April 7, 1873
This Is To certify that there l. in the Farm-
ers' and nrovers' Bank, 10 the credit ~ the
Third Grand Gift oBcert for the beBsf At o
the Public Library Of Ky. Five Huudrs d
Thousand Oolfars which has been set apart
ny The mana gers to Jay the gifts In full, and
will he held by the Bank and pad out for
this purpose, and This purpose only
Signed % r. 8 WEIGH, Cashier.
Only a few ticket remain uusold, and
they will be Iuruished othe first applicants
al the following prices: Whole ckets. $40
halves, IS ; quarters. $3.50; llwhoIe tickets
for 500 So Tor 900 LIB for 81 900, and 57a
for 500. For tickets md full information,
plJ to o., THoE,. +. BRAN LE11E, -
ANS. geb Louisville, ny.
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Don't Fail

Two CALI ATG. MENDEL, BOOTH Il
/ 90 II befO puI cha, ing Furniture ana
carpets they will be sure TO SUIT you.
Prices reasonable
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SU Nd xIES.
Picture Cord.

aLr COLORS AND SIZES, WIRED
hand SOFT; Picture loops, Nails Screw
Eyes, Porcelain and Gilt heads; Tacks, Bird
Cage Hooks. Curtain Pins, Wire Hooks, 10
drive or screw, and all other Picture Trim
mIngs, for sale wholesale and retail by
-. % Il. l.. NlCULL,
aprl8 Under Mcclure Rouse.
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DR.. LONGD0N'S
Great Practical Experier ce and
Skill in the rrea IN LIT Of
Chrome Diseases.

His thorough Medical Edu.
cati"n and Professional ac'
0utrrments We'll at eSted
3. by eminent Physicians who
have knOwn him f0ryeArs-
His great success amply
indicated by his fOI mer
patients ~ welt ~ many
Of Onr own G L .Zeiss. . .rrl
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& oad the Following Stateme, is.


mertted reputation. y ''''.' s''''- .' i.'
& lad the Following Stateme- is.
From on. 9fthe mod successful practitioners IN
Uestein Pennsylvania. '.'
DIR. Longd n has heen in practice with me
Ona year. His ideas OF medicine and dis
ease are the IN st comprehensive, and his
pres"ript ons the mo I acur te OF any phys
ician with whom have heen associated.
. 81. DIM. bake, NJ p
Pittsburgh, Pa July I, 1891.
Or. Longdon II thoroughly qualified TO
treat chronic diseas.s A. Pale. u. u.
. ...-.. . Boston, January 20, 1863.
(An eminent lecturer and p actitiOne)
have known DR.. = Ongdnn for ears aud
can testify tn his hne literary and scientific
ltainm. nts, thorough medical deucation,
strict moral integrity, enlarged exper ence
and great pra, ticai skill - u.'u tuf o
+. Whittlesey, M ,rhys.for Chron Dis
Washington, Pa, April ], 1873.
During the years OF '6S, 80 and 20 lr. Lons-
don was in medical pr"cuce with me, and
have reason To know that he can treat
chronic diseases with more han ordinary
skill. w. Is Jones, I'D Prof. Sugery,
PhIiadelphia, Pa. November 6, lS72.
From whole College Of R'0essors,r -, y
We certify TO pr. Lopgdon's thorough
qualhca ion f r the practice OF IN edicine
and ,nrgery, andrecommend him 10 public
CD md noe and patronage q e. .... ....
John Buchanan, NJ. D., Prof. Surgery, !
Jas sites, M. ", Prof Dis. women and
children .'. Y.., ~ d. ... !
Henry Hollar back, NJ D., Prot. Mat. Med.
Vim. CclaIk, NJ. u, Prot. Prac. Med.
Edward Down, M d., Prof. Anat. and
Phys Cd. . ..gI ms y. uG. grt /
ia. Cochran, NJ. D.. Prof. Chem and Tox-
ichlogy. PHILADELPHIA. Pa, JuNe %, 1879.
l5r. Dongdon has acauii ed more skill
than any hysician o bis age ever anew.
Siegfried l.. Hoeckerl. NJ. D.,
b FORMER partner OF DIR Longdon In Pitts
burgh, now OF Chicago, Ill tr..... ". !
Fh rs F X IONSULTA TON, examina.
ton. advice and tr, atment, WITHIN THE
RkACH OF ALL. -t.a. r...r F#'#" ..rs
MEDICINES FOR ALL DISEASES by mail
and express 10 all parts Of tue country
OH Hours-s TO L, l:SO 10 S and 6:9o to 9
I. q. L0NGD0N, A. NJ NJ. D.,
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CLOCKS t.

An UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK OF
y Clocks, one and eight dav, spring and
wei. .ht, can be found at the Market street
Jewelry store, below Mcclure House. the
place for Clocks, " atches, JuwelIy, Spec
Tao e., Gold Ieus, Silver Plated Wave, 70.
Preparing executed with neatness and
dispatch. IT. .r.. " .n" ~
ap2t OXTOBY q DUFFlELD.
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LIST OF GIFTS
Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash. $50


lOlal, lU,Hb SlllS HI avn. I'M
The money 10 pay all theSn gift, in Iull u
now on dep0Si In the Farmers Il DTovers'
Nank, Of Lou sviilr, and set aside for that
purpO.s, and can Onl, be used for that pur.
pose, a. Will he cen by the following certi-
II ate ~ the cashier:
UFFiCEoF FARMERS AND DROvERs BANK,
oUIsyiL f, KY, April :, 1873, !
This + 10 GETTY that there IL in The
Farm, and Dr0ver-' Bank lOthe the credit
Oi the Third Grand Gi concert, for the
bet eft Of the Public Library 0f Renrucky,
nve hundred t'OIsand dollars, which hss
re' n sci apart nv the MANAGERS To Jay the
giftS Ia "a /, aud vii. b" he'd 10y the bank
md paid out Tor This purpose aud this pur-
p Sc only.
r.. WEIGH, Cashier.
Tn party, Therefore, who holds In" tick
81 d~,wiug tn capital gift Will ger 500 90
IN green backs. and 10 f'r the $4,000 gitt, the
So IN. tn $1,000, th- 5000, the 500 and
all the other giflh, 1900 ia number amonnt-
ing To $1,000.
The remnant or unsO,d tickets will he
furnished To hose who first apply (OTdeTs
accompan 81 by the money always having
pre- eTenCe over agSnJsl at the follow f. z
prices Whole tickets, SlO; halves - : and
quarters - 20 II whole ckets for sl0y,
Tor $50, ll3 for slJOJ md SO Tor $500 No
discount On less than slDJ worth Al 4 time
The concert d distribution OF gift, Will
h. gin al D O'Clock on Iue~d-' morning
July s, in SnDlic Library Han, and The foi.
wing will br the ord, # proceedings: lst
Music by Orche ira band. %. Placing Of tag
lone f. each ticket soldJ' in larg, wheel
81 Placing OF EliS IN sIna " heel Ith
Music by orchestra hand. 5ih. Fxpianato-
r Te.naTks y Te,ident' o. n. trawIns Of
II 1t All of gifts 7th Music by orchestra
hand Sih Drawing OF al h III OF gifts
9Th. Placi 2 ~ large wheel with tags in
hand- OicOmiuijtee appointed by audience
18th. 0Tanu OTcus stra concert.
The music on this yr sn1 occasion will he
the best that al be procured aud the gen.
temen who count and piace the tags and
Il l. in ne wn'eiS and supeTintend tb.
drS wing a. Il keep The recDrd Of the drawn
numDerS will ne chosen from the best
known and mOSf trust wOr nv citizens of
TIE site. All will be 20 conGu~teI AZ Ia n.
A perfect guaranty against compliant from
any jus = uTce.
The payment % gifts viii begin on atur.
dav, IuIy Y, at . O'clock \. NJ Tickets draw
lug gift must Oe presented at room No
FuDlic Library Building, where cash CHEEKS
upon the Farmers and Dr0vers' Bsnk. Of
l. Ou sviile, or Ugh d ats upon The Fourth
National Bank o Nv York. at the oulIon
of the mol er Will be given for the tickets
4 u Wits nnI ca led for in months rom the
will ne turned over To the Pub.Ic
Library fund
For full p sriiculars Vend To- circular.
FHOs- L. BRA ALEIIE.
Agent Pubic Library seutucky.
IoUIsyILLt, kY.
apl4-dstawtweow !
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These evidences will bear the closest scru q.
thy and are Inc .ntastilbe. They embrace
n period oIT~RLvE YE ,Ra and iullv7 prove
lIr. Ion gdon's claims TO public conf ieDce
THESE STATEMENT OF + ACTS are in wide
contrast with lEe silly and ptifta Hortes ~
those WI n possess neither cha, dGter no.. CON-
mon learning. who ON accoLnl OF Their Cwn
h -eue>S seek to injure DR.. LoAgdons toeh
naerited reptadtiOn. ~ Won S''''- boz i.'
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ONE PRICE CLornrNe.-The wlntry
blasts yesterday remind all forcibly of the
want Of warm and comfortable clothing,
Mr.. H. Frank has become 30 well known
that 1t seems idle for Us to refer the pub.
lic tohim for anything inthe way oiready-
made clothing, gentlemen's furnishing
goods, etc, and we refrain. Mr.. Franks
motto, zone PRICE," Is known to oil; and
It Is also known that he sells the cheapest
goods in the city. The green front" on
18th street attracts crowds daily, and
none leave the house without buying. It
Is still known as 40 Monroe street,. =
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nm OpppA BouaE.-TheTe was 0 very

TEE OPERA HousE.-TheFe was o yery
aim audience In the Opera House last
evening to witness the second presenta-
tiop Of SLittle Sunshine" This was ow-
ipg to the very unpleasant weather which
prevailed. Miss Henderson, we think, did
better than on the previous night; and the
company generally never appeared to bet.
ter advantage.
"Kathleen Mavourneen" and "Captair
Charlotte" comprise the attractive plays
tonight, Miss Elite Henderson appearing
in both pieces with songs. This Wednes.
day matinee the talented lady star will
also appear, and for the last time In "Lit-
tie sunshine." Those who have not seen
this play should attend the matineeb by all
means this afternoon. The little folks
will no doubt be there in large numbers.
The evenings double bill includes two
plays, which are very attractive. As
"Kathleen Mavourneen" Miss Elite Hen
derson introduces all the beautiful and
popular songs belonging to the piece, and
as captain Charlotte" in the comedy Of
that name, and final play Of the evenings
amusement, she Is said to be unrivalled.
This evenings play will be produced for
this night only, tomorrow nightthere be.
ing an entirely new bill.
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THE CENTRIFUGAL POWER COMPANY
The subscribers TO the stock Of this
company will meet this evening for per-
manent organization, the incorporation
having obtained charter from the Sec
rotary OF State. The Executive Commit
tee chosen by the subscribers have been
diligently attending to the duties assigned
them, thereby materially advancing the
interests Of the company.
The committee have negotiated for the
Phillips foundry and machine property;
and the company intend to Immediately
overhaul the old building, build addition.
al new ones, and commence at once the
manufacture OF the Centripetal Machines.
They have secured the services Of W. q.
Davis, recently foreman Of the Superior
Moving Machine Works, to fill the same
position for the new company. Mr..
Davis has just returned from q tour East,
where he spent two weeks among the
manufacturers Of these machines, making
himself familiar with the details Of their
construction, as well as iamiliarizing him.
self with their workings by hand, horse
and steam application. sss
In additional testimony to the favor
with which these machines are regarded
we publish in another column this morn.
ing letter from Ex-Governor F. q.
Pierpoint, who hasrecently made an ex.
animation Of them and witnessed them in
operation. ae speaks very decidedly OF
their merits.
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GRIsT MILL BuRNRD.-Loudon's grist
mill, near Cameron, was burned about 10
o'clock Monday night There were In the
mill at the time 1000 bushels Of oats, 8, 1000
bushels Of wheat, 800 bushels Of buck.
wheat and $50 barrels of flour, which
we're also burned. The fro is supposed
to have been the work oil an incendiary,
as the flames were first discovered in the
opposite end Of the mill from the engine
and furnace. AS there was no insurance,
the mill and contents are total loss.
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Letter from E1.Gov. FiorpoAt in
Regard to the CentrIpetal Power.
> F.4.n,-..,n,,., M W. 0nt OF IT.

r. Fl
Nessrs. Smith @ 6-DEAR sIRs:-1n
answer to your question, "What do you
think Of the "Centripetal" power machin.
ery now, on, exhibition In Wheeling ~
Aiter the best examination1 was able 70
give Il, I was fayorably impressed with
Il. II looks 10 me rs II this new applica.
ton of power was going to prove the
greatest labor saving machinery yet Of
iered to the public. A man with ease
performs the work required by o horse in
ordinary machinery, and Q horse that Of
an eight or ten horse power engine. do
not know whether this machinery will be
introduced into large manufacturing es.
tablishments to save steam power; nor 10
It material. The object Of the inventors
is 10 assist the farmer in his work Of
threshipg, grinding his food for stock,
cutting fodder, straw, turnips and other
roots for iood, Smelling corn, saving wood,
making cider. This machinery Will be Of
great value to the carpenter and worker
Of wood Of all kinds. With the hand
machine he can do most Of the work that
he now does with an engine, and for
heavier work, one horse will furnish
power to plane as fast as o ten horse en-
CINE. I do not see why this machinery
should not be used for manufacturing the
timber Of our forests Tor many uses. It
will saw shingles. 1see no reason why il
should not be used for turning axe and
pick handles, wagon spokes, etc. Two
men can lift 1t into o one-horee wagon,
which will carry every thing about 1t on
an ordinary country road. No time lost
or expense in putting up. The whole
machine, / should think, would not cost
more than the chimney and fire and
water apparatus OF an engine. The far
mer will thresh from fifty to seventy
bushels Of grain per day by hand,
and with horse power four hundred,
ct less than one-hah the expense
OF the ordinary machines now in use. It
leaves tho straw straight to bind into
sheaves, and does not break the grain In
threshing. But one Of the great recon-
mendations Of this machinery Is the dis.
patch with which 1t performs It's work.
These statements look incredible, Igrant
II; but they can only be realized by seeing
the machinery at work. It Is asked how
Is 1t done? / answer simply by applying
power 80 as to avoid all the friction posi-.
bic. I do not see why the machines will
not be complete success.
~ am, yours very respectfully, \
L Fsev5s g''M r. II. PIKRPoNT.
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- GENTLEMEN's FuRN1sHNa-NEw
STOCK = Christian Hess, Merchant Tail;
or, has just returned from New York
with q large and elegant assortment
Of cloths, cassimeresi overcoatings, vest.
ings, dress shirts, under garments,
gloves, collars, everything in short per-
tanning to q gentleman's toilet except the
hat and boots. Mr.. Hess keeps the best
OF goods; he employs good workmeu,
makes neat fits, and charges moderate
prices. Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fall or. Winter suits should give him q
call! 5i''I
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NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENT. AT q
meeting Of prominent railroad and post
Office officials held in Cumberland recent
ly, 1t was arranged that on the I'd Of No.
vember train would be put upon the
road between Grafton and Wheeling, with
mail car and route agents, to connect with
the 81. Louis express due at Grafton al
l0:20A. N, This will be great accom-
mediation to the people living along the
road, as they can now receive the Wheel.
ing dailies early in the morning.
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POLICE couRT.-Four cases were dis
posed Of OF this Court yesterday morning,
40 follows:
Henry Heston was charged with dis
order, but the case was dismissed At The
cost Of the defendant.
John Howard and Hugh Flynn. two
disorderlies, paid $40 and costs each.
Thomas Smith had been drunk on the
streets, and was assessed IS and costs.
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VIOLIN AND GUITAR sTRINGs.-New
and choice lot freshly imported Of the
best qualities, Just received at sheib's
Music Store, 18th street, opposite the Nc.
Lure House. Making q speciality Of keep.
ing the choicest grade Of strings, Violin
and Guitar players will tnd the assort-
ment unequaled at the lowest prices. y
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RIVER ITEMs.-The river last evening
was still rising, the marks at the wharf
indicating considerable over fifteen feet.
The Courier has laid up Tor extensive
repairs. The crew Of the Science have
gone to Marietta to bring up their boat to
take the place Of the Courier in the Par.
kersburg trade. .-.s,. -,
The Andes came up from Cincinnati.
The Album, with q tow of salt, also
stopped on her way up.
The Junista, q Pittsburgh and Cincin.
natl packet, stopped on her way down
and left last evening. -..l,
The Ashland, with q heavy freight list,
stopped here several hours en- route for
Pittsburgh. ---.--,- .l--...s4
A lot oil oil in bulk Is on It's way from
the oil regions to Parkersburg. In the
early days Of the oil trade this mode oil
transporting oil was all the go, but 10000
barrels in bulk boats now Is rare thing.
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GRAND JoLLrFrcAT1oN.-The Demo-
Gratis Of Bridgeport and vicinity have q
grand jamboree on Thursday evening
next, over the result Of the recent Ohio
election. One hundred guns will 10 emp.
tied, fireworks will fizzle, and the IN.
washed are to take q square meal Of oys.
tiers and extras at the Belmont House,
Judge Chambers and James Campbell,
Esq, are 10 enhghten and enliven the mul.
titude with their eloquence.
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Discharged FROM CusToDY.-Mrs. 81.
len Mahony was arrested yesterday and
taken before Squire Launder on com
plant OF Edward Goodwin, who testified
that defendant had abused him with her
tongue. Mrs. MAhony was held in $50
to keep the peace for six months, but
found security, paid the costs and was
discharged. IL
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ssow.-Yesterday gave US alternate
sunshine and snow. The beautiful +"
came thick and fast, but its stay was brief
and inglorious. Until evening the storms
lclt no trace behind; and the white cover
ing at dark Last night has probably van
ished from the ground ere this.