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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-20

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CHICKEN STEALING. esterday morn.
ing, officer Tracy arrested young man
named Edward Florence, on a war.
rant issued by Squire Launder at the
instance of Joseph Britt, on charge OF
stealing chickens. The chickens be-
longing to Britt were found in his pos
session. He was committed to Jail to
await a hearing at a future day.
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Teas.

~ HRlfCnc Fine Guupowdol.
~ Foxes Fine Gunpowder.
20 Half chests Enc ynlongs.
5 " Young HyNou
50 ." SouchongS.
10 JapuuE.
In A!Dre and SI EAIsm ". REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-20

PORCELAIN mineatur-a or holiday
presents at RoBrhson ?.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-07
An ,H'asliah, dl.iea4is.co,s-aei

: 4! e Ansliah sxr ai.ieasis,.se@=sstps
assss ass ssss sss s;as .ss
which hhsifor g long stitaeP fSmsined :
the English geogFepheI and .AbYsain nian
explorer, has hssn lately AdyspPed some
mounnt. which tssy Be s. II s4ttaSancsa The The
originating ground Of allleEal' and civil
codes that have followed, that some fur.
ther; investigation may be desirable if
iItelligsntlN IL conducted. He thinks
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$1,5O 900,

Divided into $4,000 cash gifts, will be dis
tT1buted by lot among the ticket holders.
The numbers of the tickets to be drawn from
one wheel by blind children and the gifts
from another.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total II. 900 Gifts. all caah. amount
The distribution viii be positive, Whether
81! the tickets are soid or not, ana the IL. 600
gftts all paid in proportion to the tickets sold
.-Ml uneold tickets being destroyed as at the
iIstand nI 3. second Concerts, and not represent
Cd IN the drawing.
PRIcE 6F TICKETS.
Whole tickets. $50; halves, $25; tenths. or
e@aeh @ coupon, .$5; eleven whole tickets for
$500; 224 tickets for 81, 900; 119 whole tickets
Tor y, GOO; 227 whole tickets for s1O. 600. No
discount on less than $500 worth Of Tickets at
The unparalleled success OF the Third Gift
Concert. as we'll as the Satisfaction piven bv
the first and second, makes it only neceasary
TO announce the fourth to insure the prompt
sale Of every, ticket. The Fourth Gilt Con.
cert will be conducted in all its details Iiirn
the third, and full particulars may be learned
from circulars, which will be sent free from
this Office to all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders.
accompanied by the money, promptly filed.
Liberal terms given to those who buy to solj
again. TaOS. e. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library. Kentucky, and Mana.
ger Gift Concert, Public Library Building,
Louisville, Ky.
For tickets or information apply to
DAVIDGE GAMBRILL
Sept 10 ftu22 Broker. Columbia, SO.
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BEEN PROTECTED BY
CALIFORNIA SEGAR STORE
Why the South is Poor.

why the South IS Poor.
EROM the cradle 10 the grave, We are
IL dosed with MI kinds of unknown Medi
cines made abroad. Of which we know no.
thing.
If your baby is sick. you give it Northern
Soothing Syrup, instead Of Heinitsh's Rose
Cordial.
II your Liver il not right, you tako North
ern Pills, instead Of the "Blood and Liver
Pills."
n your >lood is impure, you take North.
ern Sarsaparilla, instead OF the "Queen's
Delight"
II you have Chills and Fever. you take
Vegetable Tonic.
Our health and our wealth Is thus do
stroyed. Encourage your own doctors; take
medlcines made at homo, and buy those
that you know are good. Heinitsh has an
eIperionce OF forty years in making all
kinds Of Medicines for every disease known.
90 at once and consult with him. For sale
at tHElNITSH'S FAMILY DRUG STORE.
Oct II
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The Michigan Constitutional Con.
vention has resolvedIto help the poor
by turning into the fund for their sup.
port o liSense fee OF $500 from every
one who wishes to sell liduor.
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The Newest Goods.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform
IA the citizens and public generally, that
-14 hn has just returned from the North,
with NJ fine an assortment OF FALL and
WINTER GOODS as ever has been offered in
tins city, viz: Fine WOOLENS, Coatings,
vestinGs, Doeskins, Cloths, Cassimeree. 30.
LII. friends and customers are respectfully
invited to examine his stock. as ho guaran-
tees to please the 1ost fastidious. All suits
the best workmanship.
Sept % G. d. EBERHARDT.
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MILLINERY.

The Atmosphere"
DY Camille Flammauon. illusIrated with
Il ~ ten Chrome Autographs and eighty. six
Tho Fair God; or The Last of the Tzinp, -
by Lew Wallrce. So 90.
Lombard Street," description of the
Money Market, by Walter Bagshot. s1.75
arthur Bonnicastle." by j. q. Holland.
What the swallows sang"-'Leisure
Hour Series"-by F. Speilhagen. tl.25.
'Romance OF Old Court Life in France, /"
by Francis Elliott. $3.50.
'.Nlna's Atonement," by Christian Reade,
author Of "Nalerie Alymer." $I.OO.
ARTICLE A." Romance, from the French
OF Adolphe Belot. rs cents.
Charles Reade's last novel, IA simpleton.'.
And other new publications. received semi
weekly for sale at
Sept 25 Il. L. BRYAN'S BOOKSTORE.
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THE MEADOW, WHEN tho scythe has laid
It's verdant drapery still and low,
And show'rs of passing clouds, late shed,
Have mingled with the suns bright glow;
Sends forth perfume on tho air,
Which fills ono with a sweet delight;
But WooD's fine D'ORsAY, rich and rare,
Excels it as the day tho night.
Another supply on hand at
Got 19 FISHERS Drug Store.
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CLOTHING! DRY GOODS!
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS:
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS!
TNHE undersigned. equal to tho wants of
Il his friends and the public in general,
formerly. occupied by John O. Dial, with a
large and well-selectcd stock Of DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING and CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, which he offers at pricos that defy
competition Respectfully soliciting cha 70
of tho patronage hitherto extended to him.
ho promises full Satisfaction to all that ia.
Vor MN with call. Il. GOODMAN.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Corner Bridge and Gates Streets.
Y1yHE undersigned begs 70 announce to his
Il old patrons and friends, that he has re-
opened his SAMPLE ROOM and RESTAU-
Else, GAME and OYSTERS, In ali styles:
together with every delicaoy that the
Charleston and Columbia markets afford.
ta NOV 8 ~ 3,,J a.t O. r. FRANKLIN.
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Mills House Stablee.

Upright Steam Engine for Sale.
EIGHT.HORsE POWER, in perfect order,
~ with smoke.stack, shafting and guam
PHRSIx Of;ce Oct 80
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,
Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of errors and abuees in early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar
rriage removed. New method of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
drees HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa.-an institu-
tion having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill. Oct 2S emo
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Notice to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors,
OFFICE CITY CLERK,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., October 1G. 1879
py order OF the City Council. the time for
- receiving PROPOSALS for bniidinp
new Aims House and Hospital has been aI.
tended until the regular meeting OF City
All parties wiBhing to mako bids for the
same will be allowed TO take the plans and
specifications from tho Clerks office for
twenty-fours. OHAS DARNIIM o'
Oct ~ Oity Treasurer.
National Republican., 1873-10-02

others that the spipster In question had ..cor-
extentr Owing to rbald songs and scurrilous
comments on the case, Miss Warren has wisely
concluded TO withdraw her charge and refuses 70
prosecute her page. The medical attendant Of
this frisky maiden actunlly testified IN court that
he had known the lady for twenty years, and
during that time he would vouch for her good
chsracteri This was asserted In tho face Of the
dana ging evidence against MISS Warren, whom
her own household servants accused OF tho most
pnbecoming familiarity and lcvity with the page
1fter ten days Of fruitlcss search on the part
OF the police the Government has offered re-
ward Of GOO for the arrest Of the murderer or
murderers OF the unfortunate woman, whose
friRhtfully-tnutllated remains were found In the
Thames last week. No one has yet been able to
recognise the fragmentary portions Of the body
found thus far Both legs, one arm and half Of
the skull are still missing. The AFFAIR has created
more excitement here than any murder com.
mr,sd rSs 6ass during ths Rss, twenty yesr
visit to the royal family Of Russia, has taken
with him the insignia OF the Order Of VIC
toria and Albert, which has been conferred on
the Grand Duchess Marie BY Queen Victoria. IL
Il announced that the Prince Of Wales will be
present at the marriage Of his brother, and that
Vile.
The fall season has fairly commenced, and
London looks its best TO- tourist. The days are
Bleu do shah is the latest color In sik, Il h
an extremely light sky.bluc, with an unusual
gloss. Parisisn styles for bonne,s and suits ol
course you get In Washington almost a. soon q,
they are received here, so i need not describe
them. EyHEroN,
National Republican., 1873-10-02
GENERAL cry NEWS

Major A. q. Richards and Detective Nc
Dewitt started this morning on q trip TO Iowa,
IN which they will combine business with
pleasure.
Charles L. Simpson, the young man who
attempted to commit suicide Monday morn
Ing last by shooting himself In the breast Is
In very critical condition.
Some burglars entered the residence Of Mrs.
barrett, on L, between Twcnty-second and
Twenty.third streets, Tuesday night, and
robbed her OF some crockery ware. Officers
Ryan and Hancy arrested three OF the party,
and recovered the goods.
Duncanson, Dowling 4 Co. sold Yesterday
afternoon, for Francis and William Wheatley,
trustees, lots 50 and 80, In L. 8. Chapman's
recorded subdivision Of original lots to II,
in square 364, with the improvements, con-
sisting OF two frame cottages, to W. II. O.
Thompson, for $50 each.
The third regatta on the Potomac will tako
place to-day at o'clock over the course
from Seyenth-strect wharf 10 Fort Footo and
return, for the challenge flag presented by
the clerks OF the stamp division Of the Post
are the Fannie Bell, Echo, Spray, Blue Wing
| and Gertrude.
The annual meeting Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod of Maryland will be held 10
Frederick, Nd, on the 9TH inst. The terri
tory Of this body embraces the western coun-
ties OF tho State, the cities OF Baltimore and
Washington, with few congregations across
tho border In Virginia II numbers sixty-six
ministers, over ninety churches, and some
| thirteen thousand communicates. -Four years
ago this association had but forty-seyen min
listers and eighty churches, which seems TO
Indicate a steady growth.
National Republican., 1873-10-02
Supreme Court-GenernI Term.

Supreme Court-GenernI Term.
All the justices sat in bdne yesterday, and were
Inc First National Bank OF Washington vs..
John w. Morsell and others; certified 70 In Gen.
eIM Term. The following 10 statement OF facts
Of the case: On or about the tth day of Noyem-
Der, 1851, the defendant, John W. Morsell, pur-
chased the property described In the bill, and to
secure the payment OF the purchase money exc
cuted deed Of trust to fiodoardo Howard, one
the bill about u 900 Of the debt secured by this
trust was still unpaid. There Is no dispute about
the payment OF this balance.
On or about the 2lst day OF October, 1869, said
Morsel executed and delivered q second deed OF
trust TO the defendants Jones and Woodward
upon the same property, to secure the payment
date with said deed, to the said building ascot
alton. This deed rec!tes that Morsell Is Indebted
to the said association In the sum Of q, $50 then
advanced to him. and that said deed Is made to
secure the payment, "as well the said sum OF
q, ,0o0, a. also any and all other and future ad-
yances which may hereafter, within Eve years
from the date hereof, and to the extent OF said
sun sun q soS?c be made BY said association to
on the 10th day Of February, 1871, the judg-
ment In favor Of Means, Skinner Co. was regu-
trust, executed by Morseli to Jones Edison, on
the same property was recorded. This deed was
made 10 secure q bond In the penal sum Of
stated 10 be si, ,oeS. fhis deed bears a stamp % Of
the value only Of sl,60.
On the 22d ,lay OF September, 1871, this bill was
iled, and afterwards In pursuance Of decree OF
the court the property was sold. The cause was
then referred TO the auditor 10 state the trustees
account and to distribute the fund. The auditor
awarded priority to the building association's
claims under both deeds. There was not sum-
Client funds to pay all OF these claims OF the as
ISOLATION. The Judgment creditors then nled
exceptions to the auditors report, aud the cause
was thereupon certified here for hearing In the
nrst instance.
Up to the 22d day OF January, 1870, the asso-
citation had advanced to Morsell at different
times the sum Of y, 900, and had taken from him
as security for such advances nine other bonds,
In addition TO the bond mentioned In and Sc
cured by the deed OF trust Of October 81, 1869,
and Of like tenor. These bonds purport TO rep.
resent an aggregate Of advances amounting 10
SIS, $50, and the aggregate OF their penal sums Is
S2a,690.
On the 2ith day Of January, 1871, tho judg-
ment IN favor OF the bank and against Morsell
was regularly docketed.
The case was argued by Mr.. Totten for the
creditors aud by Mr. Elliott for the building asso-
citation. The Court reserved Its decision.
Redman ys. Chapman. Case dismissed on the
motion Of Mr. Hlne.
Willett VS.. Lyles st al. Decree below reversed
and case remanded to Equity court.
Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-10-02
DISTRICT IMPROVEMENTS.
Orders OF the Board OF PublIc Works

Orders Of the Board OF PublIc Works.
The contractor for putting In the sewer on
K street has been directed to repair the sewer
and rebuild the area wall In said street. Gas
mains have been ordered on Nineteenth
street, beyond the P-street bridge. In order
TO afford the business community Of George
town the proper facilities Of communication,
the contractor for the improvements of the
several streets has been directed to commence
but one street at q time, and the chief engineer
has been directed to designate which OF the
streets shall be first torn up, and the others In
order. Water Registrar Lubey has been d.
rected to have fountain built at the intersec-
tion OF New Jersey avenue and ! aud Second
streets northwest, twenty Ave feetin diameter,
In accordance with the plan of Mr.. Cluss, the
same to be as cheap and snowy as possible,
and similar In design to the one In the Botan-
cal gardens. Orders have been given the
Of county roads to remove
the plank footwalk on the Fourteenth-street
road and relay the same on the north side of
Howard avenue. A l2-inch pipe sewer, with
the necessary manholes and traps, has boen
ordered In the lower alley In square No. sos,
from Third street to the lateral alley In said
square.
National Republican., 1873-10-02
DAY OF ATONRsIRNT.

Exercises at the Eishth-strcet Temple.
Our Jewish fcllow-citizens had interesting
and solemn services at their respective places
Of worship yesterday. Tho Reform congre-
CATION, worshiping at the Eighth-stroet
temple, having adopted recently new form
OF prayer more In keeping with the genius
OF the age, was present in large force. Many
Christians were present, who were highly
interested.
The services commenced o.. Tuesday even
Ing and lasted until yesterday evening,
closing with the words "Hear, oh Israel: God
Is One" and to the sound Of the ''shoiar," or
rams horn. The "Schachris," or morning
services, and the "Mincha," or afternoon
services, were conducted by Mr.. B. Gusdorf;
the high noon or "Musaf," the evening or
"Nilah" services by the reader, Rev. Mr.. l..
Stern; the sermon, services for the dead and
invocations In German. by 8. Wolf. Tho
choir, composed Of children and led by j.
Gotthelf, did admirably, and the sweet
voices Of the youthful performers did much
TO the elevation of the worshipers.
The services throughout were In keeping
with Reform ideas, simple and pure; not an
tagonlstic to humanity and foreign to the old
ideas Of the past. The sermon Of Mr.. Wolf
was chaste and appropriate, and we can only
say that We wish them, one and all, happy
and prosperous year.
National Republican., 1873-10-02
Protracted NIeelIuas.

The following churches are holding pro-
tracted meetings. At Ryland chapel, (Rev.
8. shannon,) South Washington, the meet
ings have been In progress several weeks. At
McKendree chapel the series Of meetings was
commenced in charge OF Rev. G. W. Cooper
on Sunday night, and already there have been
several conversions. At Grace church, Ninth
and s streets, Rev. NJ. +. b. Rice has been
meetings for ten days past. He
has been assisted thus far by Rev. Mcssrs.
Mytinger, York and Hysore. The Rev. DR..
Tiffany will preach tonight.
National Republican., 1873-10-02
BOAT RACES TODAY.
The Nassaus, OF New York, and Analos-
TINS, OF washinEton-sinElo Sculi Be-
tween Clarke and Truax.


tnss, OF washinston-sinslo sculi He.
tween Clarke and Trnnx.
The contesting crews in the four-oarod
scull-race this afternoon between the Mas
saus, of New York, and the Analostan Club,
OF this city, win be uniformed us follows 4:
Nassaus, white shirts with light-blue trim
mlngs, blue rowing-drawers and blue hand
drawers and white handkerchiefs. The crews
Table Rock, and started at 4 p. IN. The most
interesting part Of the race will be rowed
from Aqueduct bridge to tho stakc-boats off
Easby's wharf.
Both fours are showing well, and the ex-
element of our home boys as the trial ap-
proaches Is waxing great. The Nassau men
speak Of the race with nOnchalant confidence,
and Il has been remarked by one of their
friends that they ''mercly came down for q
little exercise" Their trainer, Englehardt,
was on the river last evening with them,
pulling the long, easy Blglin stroke, moving
with the most perfect grace, and exciting
much admiration among the boating men
who were assembled at the AnalOstan house.
Englehardt Is q pupil of John Biglin, aud Is
following up his preceptor's celebrity.
The New Workers are fine looking set OF
men, probably averaging fewer years than
the Analostans, but are rather heavier than
our boys. They express themselves as much
pleased with the course, and anticipate, with
good water, a fine race.
The Clarke-Truax race will follow the
great contest, and will be rOwed from point
OFF the Analostan house, u mile and half
down the river and return.
National Republican., 1873-10-02
TwBNTY.FIRsT DISTRICT.
Tho NomI.a,is. Of Bur.Iey Ra,Ine,

tho Nominausu of burnley Hntined.
A ratification meeting, In tho interest of
Lemnel Burslcy, the nominee Of the Republi-
cans Of the Twenty-frst district was held
last night at the new market-house on Sew
enth street, between G street and North Caro-
Ina avenue. The meeting was largely at
tended, and In the audience were numbers OF
ladies. Mr.. A: Campbell called the meeting
to order, and Mr. VIM. Garges acted as Sec
retafy.
DR.. c. c. Cox was introduced, and expressed
his qualification at being present, because 1t
was always pleasant to be among his friends.
He spoke of his afiiliation with the Republi-
eau party, showing that he has always op-
posed the Democratic party. He showed that
this party was endeavoring TO rule or ruin,
and made thorough review Of the working
of the Democrats during their reign. He
urged his hearers TO be guarded against their
movements, and let nothing be undonc to
overthrow them. In the District OF Columbia
there Is much TO be proud Of. The vast i'm
prOvements under the management Of the
Republican party have made u new city Of
Washington, and Notwithstanding the abuse
heaped upon the Board Of Public Works they
have gone ahead and accomplished the great
work assigned to them.
He paid glowing tributes to Governors
Cooke and Shepherd, and spoke of the great
work accomplished by the Board OF Health,
and next turned his attention to the other
branches of the District government and
spoke OF the services rendered by Mr.. Burs-
ley, who had been faithful 10 his people.
There could not have been made mosc ap-
propriate choice, and he felt that they would
prove their confidence by returning him to
the Legislature. He was sorry that any DIFF
ference should exist In the party In the Twen-
ty-arst district, but hoped all would be settled
and united at the polls. He closed by urging
all TO vote for Mr., Bursley,
Letters were read from Governor A. r.
Shepherd and J. I. johnson, expressing re-
grets at not being able to be present.
The following resolution was adopted:
Whereas the Democratic organizations In sew
eral OF the legislative districts have pronounced
recognition Of the rights Of part OF the people
on account OF color. their determination to op-
pose the prime and fundamental principle OF
true Republicanism, viz: "equal and exact JUS
tice under the law In respect OF schoOls:" There
fore,
ResoIped, That we do, as the regular Republi.
can club Of the Twenty first Legislative district,
afilrm our faith In the passage OF such law as
will place the schools In the District OF Columbia
under a general statute, thereby breaking down
the prejudlces OF ignorance, caste and color.
Henry Piper was next introduced, and
made a brief speech, In which he spoke of
the faithfulness Of Mr.. Bursley during his
term In the Legislature.
Major II. A. Hall followed, and urged
united action and determination.
DIR. ID. w. Bliss briefly seconded all that
had been said regarding Mr.. Bursley.
Addresses were delivered by McGlll Pierce,
Joseph Williams, Arthur Shepherd and
others; after which the meeting adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-10-02
xyIsrausiu Association,

The regular quarterly meeting OF this asso,
clatIon was held last evening at Messrs. San
born d Kings office Waldo Brown In the
chair, II. J. Schulte,s, treasurer, and H. L.
Redway, secretary.
'fhe financial report showed the association
to be In fiourlshlng condition, An inter-
change Of views indicated that the members
have full confidence In the State going Reput-
lican In the coming election by n handsome
majority.
National Republican., 1873-10-02
TwRNTY-sECOND DISTRICT.
wm. X. yermIiIion Nominated.

A primary election was held yesterday In
the Twenty-second district, on the corner of
Ninth and X streets southeast, In accordance
with instructions from the Republican COM
mlttee, to choose candidate for the House
OF Delegates. The election was exciting and
on counting the ballots the vote stood, W. H.
Vermllllon, 1857; j. l.. Venable, 3il-result-
been nominated three times In this district
this year.
National Republican., 1873-10-02
The National Life Insurance Company

Of the United States OF America is In no re-
spect affected by the esuspension of Jay Cooke
~ Co. Its investments In mortgages and
Governments are much larger than It's total
one million dollars. The company never had
dollar In Northern Pacific bonds or stocks
as collateral or otherwise, and never made
deposits with Jay Cooke Il Co. Its policy
holders need entertain no question Of Us sta
bllity. Its future will DO prosperous,