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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-29
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 2S.-In the House OF
Commons this afternoon the Speaker
announced the consent OF her Majesty,
the Queen, to the marriage Of the Duke
Of Edinburg. The Speaker at the same
time, on behalf OF her Majesty, request
ed that further allowance be added TO
the Dukes personal income.
Hon. Mr.. Gladstone is indisposed
and was absent from bis seat in the
House this evening.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Thee Cholera.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 2S.-Considerable
cholera exists in this city. Five mem>
bers of the family Of Mr.. Buckhart
lave died OF the disease and two other
deaths have occurred, besides number
from cholera morbus and cholera in
lantum. The city is in good condi-
ton of cleanliness and further precau-
tiops have been taken to avoid the con.
tagion. Council Tonight is expected
to give the Board of Health full power
10 make thorough publication.
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Commissioners Sale.
Andrew Wilson,
In Chanccry.

hnuTeW WllsOU,
tt. In In9ncCry.
Sarpnel Hnmas ~ nj. -------.r..-
Court, OF Wheeling. made and entered I'm
the above entitled cause, on the 2jth day Of
June, 1879, will offer at public sale, al the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio coun-
ty, on
Saturday the 10th dny or August, '73,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, OF said day. the fol ow-
ing described real q tate, that ~ TO say. all
that piece or parsel OF gIound situated im-
mediately on the bank Of the Ohio river, IN
the Eighth ward Of the city Of Wheeling.
which Is designated upon the plat Of said
portion OF said city rs lot No. 3, Of the town
Of La Grange, with the improvements there
on. Also lots numbered sixteen and seven.
teen, in that part OF said city which was
formerly known rs La Grange, all which
property s now owned by the said Samuel
Humes.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth cash, the
residue in three equal payments at SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months, with Interest
on the deferred payments from the day OF
sale, the purchaser giving bond with good
personal security, and the title ID the pro.
perty 10 be retained until the purchase
money IL fully paid.
JAMES X. ROGERS,
1ulylH Special Com missioner.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
A Royalfst Vfctroy.

BAYoSSh July 2S.-It is reported
that a severe engagement has taken
place near Pampelona between the Re-
publicans and Carlists, in which the
latter were successful. Two guns and
three hundred prisoners are said to
have been captured by the Royalists.
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IOWA.
GrnsshOppers.

Sioux CRY, July 2S.-Countless mum
bers of grasshoppers are and have been
visable for two days past Grave ap,
prehensons is felt for this vicinity by
those familiar with their ravages.
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Mary Harris. who shot and killed .
clerk named Bouroughs, at Washing
ton, few years ago. has escaped from
the lunatic asylum, and the rest OF the
washington clerks are breaking for
tall timber.-Courir Jou nal:
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE EN.
| tered by the Circuit Court OF Ohio Coun.
", West Virginia, on the 10th day OF July,
1853, In the chancory case I'm said court
pending wherein Thomas Mccormick Ia
complainant md Catherine Mccormick In
defendant, shall "a commissioner named
in said decree, Offer at public sale on Friday.
August the I'd, IS} beginning at ~ O'Clock
A. NJ, at the mont door OF the Court House
Of Ohio County, the following described
property, viz: Lot No ~, situated In Cald-
wells addition TO the city OF Wheeling, to-
gether with all the privileges and appurt-
cnances thereto belonging. Said lot has
three (3l frame dwellings thereon, but will
be divided and sold IN follows, viz: the
south half of said lot - feet front more or
less and 100 feet deer, with one story
frame dwelling situated thereon, will be
sold separate and apart from the north half
OF said lot. said north half baiDg - feet
front more or less aud 100 feet deep and
having a twos'Cry frame dwelling of two
tenements situated thereon. The buildings
described above are all new and built for
service.
Terms OF sslc-oncihird cash and the 70.
msindcr IN six and twelve months, the pur-
Chaseus giving security for the deferred
payments and tho Title remaining In the
commissioner until all payne uts are made.
THOMAS MCCORMICK. Cnmmss'nr.
.. - VI. MILLkR, Auctionscr.
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Hard Rubber TTus1es.

NEVER RUsT, CHAYEOR SOIL BEBT
~ IN use. "A fresh supply has just besn
received. Also 1russes, supporters, Braces
For sale by LOGAN, LIST q CO..
july3 Druggists. Bridge Corner.
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The only natural scenery around
Chicago worth mentioning is the sight
of man mauling his wife with table
leg.
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Eac0n.
HE KEEPS ON HAND, IN STORE AND
Smoke RGus:
sugar Cured and Plain Hams,
Clear Sides md Shoulders,
Sugar Cured Dried Beef.
Allofthe best quality and viii b sold .
Cwest market rates.
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New YORK, July 2S.-The trunk
lines have made a reduction on the
eastern freight rates averaging from
twenty to twenty-five per cent. The
new tariff to all points is anticipated in
Anpnst
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-16

A GooD RUN.-It will be remembered
that Deputy United States Marshal An.
derson, with squad of United States
soldiers, visited the residence of Mr.. r.
d. Quinn, in this County, last summer,
and arrested Mr.. Quinn ior violating the
Enforcement ACT. Not satisfied with
the arrest. Anderson used abusive and
insulting language to Mrs. Quinn. Mr..
Quinn came to town last Thursday and
met the said Anderson, who was engaged
in swindling enterprise. Quinn called
him to account for the insulting language
used in the presence of his vito. An
derson called upon Sheriff Duvall, WHO
was present, for protection, which was
promptly rendered. Anderson then at
tempted to draw pistol, but Quinn was
too quick for him. When hes Quinn's
pistol he took leg bail. and parties who
witnessed it say he made excellent time,
as all OF his ilk will do when brought to
the test. Anderson and bis gift swindle
have gone towards Chester. Look out
for him. Winnsboro News.
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A PARAGRAPH FOR DysPRpr1os.
you have weak stomach, and wish to
make it weaker. take violent purgationa.
There is no surer way to render ihdipes-
ton chronic. But if you are dyspeptio.
and, like sensible person, desire to
strengthen your digestive organs and
compel them to perform tAc;s essential
duties thoroughly and regularly, take a
dose of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters be.
fore every meal, until your delinquent
stomach ia restored to healthy condi-
ton. It should be understood that dvs-
pepsia is always complicated with dis.
turbances of the liver and an unnatural
state of the bowels, and that no medi.
oine which does not reach and rectify
these irregularities can possibly cure this
agonizing dieease. Hostetter's Stomach
bitters is an anti-bilious agent and
gradual cathRrtio, as we'll as g tonic and
stomachic, and hence its unparalleled ef
fcaoy in the severest cases Of chronic in.
digestlon. M16t5t1
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CONGRESSMAN W. r. ROBERTS REFUSES
THE BACK INoREAsE.-The following let
tor addressed to the purseholder of the
Union will explain itself. The anxiety
of the public on the question of who
would be- first is grati6ed. Itremains to
be seen how many will follow:
NEW YORK, March IL, 1873.
Hon. George s. BoutweA, Secretary Of
he UniIed STATES Treasury.
DEAR SIR: I have this day instructed
the Sorgeant-at-Arms of the House of
Representatives to pay into the Treasury
OF the United States the amount of my
back pay as member of the Forty
second Congress-. Having voted against
the,bill for the increase Of pay, chiefly
in consequence of this particular fea-
ture. would not feel justified in accept
Tag money: the granting of which I op-
posed with my vote.
will further say that I was undecided
whether to distribute tho amount among
the. charities of my Congressional Dis
trict. or turn it over to the Treasury of
the United States; but. on consideration,
deem the course I have taken the pro-
per one under the circumstances.
have the honor to be your obedient
servant, WIN. r. ROBERTS,
Fifth Congressional District.
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EAR: AcHE.-The following is said to be
speedy cure for this disease: ''Take O
piece Of fat, salt pork. and make plug
half an inoh long in suoh shape that
one end will fit in the ear like q cork;
the other end large enough to keep it
from slipping" If any one is suffering
with this disease, the recipe is worth try.
ing.
FoR YoUR CoRNs.-A friend informs
US that speedy and effeotual cure for
corns is simply plaster of raw tar.
made little larger than the corn, and
placed over the corn. Let it remain on
until it wears off, when the troublesome
varmint will be cured. Try it, and pay
US what it is worth.
Inflated rubber bustles are the latest
popular, whim of fashion. It takes
young husband OF weak lungs half an
rotundity.
A Western jury brought in a verdict
OF "jussi6able breach Of promise"
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FRENCH INGENUITY.-A French lady
married to Gernon Baron, and resid-
ing at Berlin, has, Notwithstanding
many influences, remained staupoG
French woman. Recently. at dinner,
she was 80 exasperated at some remarks
made to the effect that Paris is humbled
forever, and that Berlin will rapidly take
her place as the capital OF the civilized
wcrld. that, unable to mniutain her self
command, she exclaimed: "Berlin can
never rival Paris. Why, you cannot
give me single article, however ugly
and useless, which Paris cannot embel-
lish with its wit and grace" An officer
drew from his beard white hair and
said: Madame, SEQ what Paris can do
with this; l will send another to Berlin,
to aee what that oi:J vii! do With it."
The lady was at first somewhat discon-
certed, bnt at last sent the hair she had
received to jeweler in the Rue du
Rivoli, with full relation of the oiroum-
stances. It was returned within a week,
Paris had made brooch OF it. APrus-
sian eagle holding in its claws the white
hair, suspended to the two ends of which
were two little medallions, on which
were written, "Alsace and Lorraine"
and the words, "You only hold them by
q hair" The Berlin ieweler returned
his hair as it was sent-he did not know
what to do with it.
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ss. Pa,rielx's Dsy..

friends Of tho Hibernian Society will
have duly celebrated the glory Of Ire
land, ,end; faithfully commemossted tho
virtues Sf st. Patrick on hiaa FESTIVAL
day, hx17.h inst. This reveisd apostle
Of Ireland il no;mytho Of superstision1snd
fancy, hut an earnest. whole-souled. TOLL
ing. bepefactor of the people whom he
hsensht into the fold of Christianity.
Born in the year 372, he was conse.
Grated to his holy work by Pope Celes-
tine In 4B1, and landed in Ireland in
A32 He met and soverosme many
obstaoles by bis piety and courage. his
labors and patienoe.' In the Arst year Of
his mission, it is narrated that he dared
to preach the gospel Of Jesus Christ in
the assembly Of the clans or estates OF
Ireland at Tara, originally stronghold
OF the Davids. and subsequently stately
fabric where the meetings OF the several
States OF the kingdom were held, and
whore the royal assembly convened.
The kings and princes there assembled.
with only one exception, received his
doctrine graciously. and professed
Christianity. He established monaste-
ries, where study and piety were united.
and :a!!ed Ireland with schools which
became celebrated and attracted foreign
ers to attend them. From them went
forth accomplished masters to France
and Europe. In his old age, after a
long life OF active execution and wide
spread benevolence, he composed, in re-
treat; his Confessions. work which
attests his sincere piety, profound hnmi-
|hty and the most lively sense of mercies
vouchsafed TO him. His doctrine. and
That Of his successor. fof many centuries.
embody e. pure and unexoeptionable
form of Christian faith and worship,
and the few writings OF his which hav g
come down to us are as remote as posi-
bic from any controversial tendency or
bias. ~
Our Celtic friends show only due re-.
.verence to eminent,yirtue aud consum-
mate merit in the honors which they re-
gularly pay to the momory of man OF
snch good works, such gentle piety:and
Of sueh, lasting and commanding influ-
ence, We are not Informed whether
their good saint was, like Father Mat
thew, teetotaler, or not. but are in
olinei to think that lie would forgive a
dhrop-just dhrop. and no more-of
generous wine in his honor on this. the
anniversary of his one Thousand Ave
bundled and first year.
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One Congressman, at least, refuses to
take any part OF the grab which the
forty-second Congress made from the
Treasury. The Hon. Wm. R. Roberts;
Representative from the Fifth New York
District, directs that his share Of the
back pay be turned into the United
States Treasury.
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DEATH OF O1T1znN.-Mr. Georoe
Dudley died, after a protraoted illness.
at bis residence, near Mineral Spring. in
Marlboro County, ON last Wednesday
evening.
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HORACE GREELEY. New York
World, in alluding to the Inauguration,
takes occasion to pay the following just
and feeling tribute to the memory Of
Mr.. Greeley:
Had poor Mr.. Greeley been elected
and lived, the thronging of the people
in the keen winter a;v would have been
as great, and their eager enthusiasm alto.
gether more irrepreesible. Had his
skiilful pen drafted the inaugural nd
dress and the lips now silent under the
snow at Greenwood pronounced it, ad-
miring multitudes would have hung
upon every sentence, and praise have
been extorted from unwilling tongues.
The wonderful out-pouring of monrners
who 30 thickly lined many of our streets
in the bland December air on the ocoa-
sion OF his funeral. may give.some faint
idea of what would have taken place in
Washington had he, instead of his sue
cessful rival, been the recipient OF yes
terday's honors."
Nor would the contrast between the
Presidents utterances on the question of
Southern reconciliation, and those which
the tongue now forever mute would
have given. have been less striking.
How much was buried for us in that
almost forgotten gravel
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It was copies of the Now Orleans
republican and Missouri Democrat that
an Old lady asked us to save for her to
make soap out OF. "They are better
than ashee." said she. "for they are all
clear iie." This is an old joke applied
TO present fact. -Shreuepon Times.
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RAILROAD AcoIDENT.-We learn that
frightfu! collision occurred, Thursday
morning, on the Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad, about o quarter
OF o mile beyond Brinkley's Depot, o
little over seventeen miles from this city,
between the regular or local freight train
and the irregular freight train, bursting
up the engines of the two trains, com.
pleteiy dcmolishing four of the cars and
badly breaking mp seven or eight of the
others The accident, which occurred
about quarter after O'Clock, is said to
have been caused by the regular freight
being ahead of time.- IViimingtom Siar.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF JOHN a. Go1Dsre1N,
Eso.-The largo circle OF friends of j ohm
A. Goldstein, Esq, the well-known and
highly esteemed proprietor of the Plant.
ers' Hotel. OF this city, will be alike sur.
prised and panied by the intelligence OF
his sudden and unexpected death, which
occurred yesterday evening. About mid.
day Mr.. Goldstein was stricken with apo.
plexy, and gradually continued to sink
until about O'Clock in the evening,
when he expired.
IAugusta Chronicle and .Sss,tinel.
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SAD CASE OF HYDRoPHoDA.- Little
Richard, q very interesting and promis-
ing boy eight years old, son Of Samuel
Claggett, Esq, OF Petersyille district, in
this County, died on the Sd inst, with
that most terrible neutrality-suspicious..
He was; bitten January 30th in several
places about the face and neck by a dog
belonging to his father. The dog had
never shown any symptoms of rabies
until he attacked this little boy, after
which he bit several of Mr.. Caggetts
stock, also two dogs and some OF the
stock belonging to Mr.. John Frazier, a
neighbor. The dog was killed in MIR.
Frazier's yard. Strict watch was kept
over the animals bitten, and all known
preventives used with little Riohard.
After the expiration OF month, nothing
appearing in either the boy or the ami.
mails to indicate this maiady, the painful
apprehension of the parents end friends
were in great measure removed, until
on last Saturday, he was seized with un-
mlstakable symptoms of hydrophobia,
which continued to increase until death
put an end to his sufferings. on the
afternoon Of Monday. It will be remem-
bered that the 30th OF January, the day
this little boy was bitten. wns the ooldest
day known in this latitude for many
years. This case supports the theory
that the extreme cold aa we'll as that of
heat may develop rabies in dogs, which
should be as carefully guarded against
IN the cold of winter as in the heat OF
summer (MI. Citizen, TN.
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PHGNIxANA.-It is stated that Brig.
ham Young is the father of one hundred
and seventeen children, with quite q
number OF precincts to hear from.
Men. like types, need justification to
make them presentable. Unlike typos
they are not so easily justified.
If there should ever be confusion of
names. it will be the result of the super.
fluffy of Smiths.
Why was Goliath astonished when Da-
vid slew him with stone2 Because such
thing had never entered the young
mans head before.
AN exchange says there were but two
black men in the last Congress; but it is
not true. There were dozens of them
two Of thom with black skins, and the
rest with black characters.
There is q warm discussion coino on
about Bulwer's domestic relations. It
appears that tho discussion was even
warmer when those relations existed
than it can be now.
Talking about pugilism, humanita.
rian suggests that if the P. r. would
pass rule that no fight should be fought
without brass knuckles the ''manly art"
would soon decay.
The more we help others to bear their
burdens the lighter cur own will be.
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HOTEL ARRIvA1s. March I5, ls78.-
Wheesr Housed r PhHer, Newberry;
VI > Purnali. Philadelphia; @ O. Miller,
J III Malembree, John.,G Street, New
YORK; Chas D Sloan. Washington, D O.;
Col John - Csrew, D 8 Hart. Charles.
ton; W Maeil Fleming Spartanburg;
Grant Wilkins, Ala; w Q Blackwood, r
> Moroney, n 9; T B Johnston, Sumter.
aendriS House-H L Kendall, Md; J
u tykes and ason, WfP Spigner, Rich
land; u ID Hamby, Florence; Mrs W H
Whitmire and child, Newberry; Miss T.
Baiiew, Greenville; B F Roney, T Alex
Williams, N
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LIST OF NHw ADvERT1azMKHrs.
Thomas Steen-Auction Sale.
Temperance Lecture. TI
Hope & Gyies-Potato Slips.
Blue Ridge Railroad Bonds.
Cook and Washer Wanted.
Jacob Levin-Anotion Sale. ~
United States Centennial Commission.
John .Agnew g Son--Oorn and Oats.
Meeting Columbia Lodge.
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A FEARFUL VISITOR Paris Star.
relates the following story:
A Nine Bonneau, living in the Rue
DeScartes, was sitting in her parlor q
few days since, awaiting her husband's 8
return to dinner. when man of wild
and haggard appearance entered, and,
seating himself opposite to, her, ad-
dressed her in the following terms: II
ain great doctor. I can eifectually
cure all headaches. I have heard that
you suffer from that cause, and I am
come to cure you" The lady, peroeiv-
ing that she had to deal with o mailman,
prudently seemed to fall into his humor;
and asked what was his method OF treat
ment. "Simpla enough, madame, I"
said he, drawing razor from his pocket;
II cut of the head, and then, after hav-
ing we'll cleaned it, replace it upon the
shoulders. Upon this he prepared to
suit the action to his words. Nine Bon
neau, with great coolness. professed her
readiness to submit to the operation, but
suggested that she should fetch towel
from the next room to prevent her dress
being stained. Hor visitor assented to
the reasonableness of this suggestion,
and she left her room, locking the door
behiud her. Upon her return with some
police officers, they found that the un-
fortunate maniac had cut his own throat,
but not fatally. It was nscer!ained that
he had escaped from lunatic asylum at
Clermont los Pres, and had been yainly
sought for during whole month.
ADVICE TO BoYs.-"You are made to
bo kind, generous and magnanimous,"
says Horace Mann. "If there is boy
in school who has club foot, don't let
him know you over saw it. If there is q
boy with ragged clothes, don't talk
about rags in his hearing. If there is q
lamo boy, assign him some part in the
plny which does not require running. II
there is dull one, help him to get his
lessons"
WATcH IM.-Yesterday morning, o
man arrived in this city and reg st red
at the Charlotte Hotel as "Dr. P. H.
Hampton, Columbia, S. O." He claim
ed to be son OF Gen. Wade Ham pton,
though there is no doubt that he is an
impostor Of the worst sort. This is the
fellow who has been handed around 90
extensively by the press OF the State.
He will bear Watching.
[CAar'oas Observer.