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Virginia.
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY,

bill to admit COLORADO as
State was tabled; Mr.. Niblack,
contestant from Florida, was
sworn in; Mr.. Wilson, chairman
of the select committee to in
yestigate the Credit Mobilier
and the Union Pacific railroad,
applied for an order from the
House for the arrest Of j. B.
Stewart, who refused to an
swer questions. The order was
granted with the amendment
that Stewart be brought before
the committee. House then
adjourned,
SENATE,-A bill was reported
to promote the mlnlngresources
of the United States; the Sec
retary af War was requested to
inquire into eXpediency of using
friendly Indian scouts in the
war against the Modocs.
HousE-January 30.--A re-
solution was adopted asking
the Comptroller of currency for
information concerning Pacific
railroad bonds deposited by j.
B. Stewart; a bill passed restor-
Ping to the pension lists certain
soldiers of the var of 1912 for
aiding in the rebellion; j. B.
Stewart, who refused to answer
before the Wilson Mobilier
committee, was arraigned before
the House, and, persisting in
his refusal, was remanded to
the custody of the Sergeant at
arms; the Fertilization bill
was passed, and the House adj
journed.
SENATE-A bill was intro
duced Incorporating the Missis-
sippi and Ohio Tunnel and
Tube company, with a capital
Of S10,OOO,OOO.
HoUsE-January 3l.-The
whole day was occupied on
private bills.
SENATE.-A message from the
President was received, vetoing
the bill fer the relief of the
East Tennessee University
Joint resolution was introduced
providing for the election of
Senators by popular vote.
HoUsE.-February l. bills
were introduced to secure a
more efficient administration of
Indian affairs; appropriating
out Of the japanese indemnity
fund, S125,000 to the officers
and crew Of the Wyoming and
Waukegan as bounty for de-
shuction Of piratical vessels in
japanese waters; the bill for the
relief Of certain contractors of
war vessels was defeated; the
subcommittee of Wilson's Mo-
bilier committee was authorized
to take testimony in Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston.
HOUSE, February 3.-bills
were introduced for q day of
national Thanksgiving; recon-
mending the President to com
municate with foreign Govern
ments forprotection ofnon-com-
batants, to secure compliance
with civilized warfare, encour-
age emancipation and promote
peace between Spain and Cuba;
authorizing the President to in
yite the International Statistical
Congress to hold it's next ses-
sion in this country; to refund to
officers and soldiers the five per
cents tax, to abolish the tax on
spirits distilled from fruits; for
the removal of disabilities from
all citizens ofthe United States;
a resolution was adopted declar-
ing it not wise or expedient to
to use any part of Goat Island,
San Francisco for railroad pur-
poses; the bill to divide the State
of Ohio iuto there judicial dis
tricts, passed.
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The United Brethren In Christ
contributed last year for missions
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PERIODICALS.
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A Serial Story by DIR. HOLLAND.
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DEMOCRATIC
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Delegate to the COnstitd-
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{. The Democracy Of the several Townships
will, therefore, meet ut the usual places of
holding elections therein, on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-19
Important RAILROAD Link.

On Friday next a meeting OF the
solid men of Brownsville and adjacent
counties of Westmorelsnd, Washington
Greene and Fayette, will convene in this
place to take definite action for the
prompt building OF a railroad from
Brownsville to either Layton's or Daw'
sons Stations. This road is about
twelve miles in length, and known al
present "a the Redstone Railroad
When finished the denizens OF Browns,
Vile will have access to all parts OF thu
country, both by rail and river: Oull
townsman, William Welsh, 362 Llber'
ty street, is the Treasurer and Secreta'
~. That the road will be built speedi'
" is a fixed fsct.-Pihsburgh CONNER
cial
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-19
A reinforcement Demand ed.

When the system begins to wilt under the
effects of the first cheated term,"it Is obvi-
ous tina: it ought to be reinforced and sus-
tanned by wholesome stimulation. To resor.
to the adulterated liquors Of commerce In
such crisis, as too many do, is the heiehth
of infatuated folly. All such fiery stimu-
has passed away, that sting Is felt. The re-
action n terrible. The prostration OF body
and mind which ensues, is more complete
than before. But the operation OF medi-
cal tonic like Hostetter's stomach Bltters,
i'm which extracts OF the rarest medical herbs
and roots are blended with the spirituous
essence OF rye, pure and undefiled, Is very
different No unpleasant reaction follows
Its use. 1t is q permanent, and perpetual
inyjsorant, and there Is no phase OF d sbility,
Indication, biliousne 81, nervousness or In
termitte mt fever which it will not speedily
cure. JUNO
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A DECISION has recently been put upon
the new law regulating the eale Of liquor
in Illinois, which will interfere mate-
rally with its operations. The Ia" IN
question is, we believe, similar to that
now in force in West Virginia and pro-
vides for the recovery OF exemplary
damages in the suit OF persons Injured
by the sale OF intoxicating drinks.
Under this law q woman sued tavern
keeper. who had sold her husband liquor
on,which he became drunk and while in
that state met his death. The Judge,
in sustaining demurrer to the indict-
ment, after promising that the Legisls-
lature did not mean to forbid the sale OF
liquor, bat allowed license to sell, said
that it could not be crime under the
law to dispose Of liquors to a sober
person, and what was lawful for the
vender at the time Of sale could not
properly become unlawful for him at a
subsequent time on account OF circum-
stances over which he had no control.
For the same reason the person renting
a place where liquors were sold would
still less be responsible, unless he had
difinite knowledge that an unlawful
sale was to be made and gave his cons
sent to it. The case will now 60 to the
Supreme Court OF the State for final
jugment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-19

A CORRESPONDENT Of the New York
Times, writing from West Point, tells
some OF the tricks which the cadets
play upon new corners. A favorite
amusement is to approach a "fresh-
man" in a staggering, bullying man
uer, and after making him stand at
tentiop, salute his superior" or per-.
form some other military gesture, de-
mand in q savage tone, "Are you q
fighting man, sirT II the frightened
stranger timidly answers. mo. sir"
his questiouer demands, Then what
do you mean. sir; 90 home and hoe
corn" II the"plebe is more courage
GUS, and dares to answer YES" his tor
mentors will answer, VERY well, Sir;
you shall have enough to do" at the
same time assuming belligerant atti.
tude. and inviting him to come out and
begin on me-" Master Fred. Grant, it is
said, had to 60 through whole class
ION his muscle"
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NJ. Inlv number Of TIE GALAXY

h Ia. July number Of TIE GALAXY,
with its uncommonly varied and inter
estine contsnts, comes 10 rs 3 day or
two earlisr than usual. Its light tone.
adapted to summer, is strengthened BY
several substantial articles which should
be reserved for the cooler days, when
ones energies are not absorbed by the
waving Of fans and pursuit OF MOS
quitoes.
The leading article, Views Abroad"
belongs TO 1lhs picturesque and very
clever series ofcharacter sketches which
has made Mr.. Albert Rhodes so popu-
lar with American readers. This story
is drawn in Paris, in the studios OF the
French painters. and admits us to scenes
known to very few travellers or readers.
We are introduced 10 the volatile Bohe-
milan artiet, and the living models who
earn their daily bread by posing in any
REQUIRED character Of history, mythol-
ogy, or romance.
The "Wetherel Affair" becomes more
mysterious as it proceeds, and it is dif'
ficult to imagine how the author can
ever extricate his characters from the
labarynth into which be has led them
and US. Mr.. Thurlow Weed contrib
| utes q most interesting article upon
the last visit paid by the Marquis d.
La Fayette to America. Another
striking article, by Mr.. ]. M. Winchell
who was in charge Of the New York
Times Bureau Of Correspondence a
Washington during the war, describes
three visits paid to President Lincolr
| in the season when the existence OF TIT
National Government seemed 10 hans
upon a thread. In these interview
Mr.. Lincoln appears in three distinc
characters as Military Stra.egisl,
, Diplomatist, and a Politician. Tin
article is powerfully written, and throw
new light upon the life of one OF tn
most remarkable men ofmodern times
| Lady Blanche Murphy, aedaughte
| OF the Ell glish Earl OF Ellesmere. con
| tributes a readable and timely articl
upon Vienna, under the head o
"Wapder;nos" Mr.. Junius Henri
Browne presents another study OF wo
mans character in his usual graceln
and thoughtful manner, ,
| "a Sell Accueatlon" is good stor
with a moral. 1t shows how easil
marital affection may be killed by
thoughtless habit OF undemonstratlve
| ness and absent.minded neglect. IN
Pipe: and How l Got 1t" is q trigh
story OF sea side Irritation, in which
professional lady killer receives use
| full lesson from a married coquette
Among the poems we find one by Mis-
| Virginia Vaughan, the well know
authoress, who, by the way, is soon t.
appear again in the character OF publ
lecturer. An article upon literary crit
cism, another upon Roscius, the grea
Roman actor, General Clusters narativ
OF Indian warfare. and Carl Benson
Cogitations, complete the body Of tn
magazine. The departments Of Litera
ture, Science and Hnmor, which follow
are uncommonly good.
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THE system Of the duello is to
he practically tried in Virginia.
McCARrY, the only survivor OF the
MoRDKoAI.MoCAR1Y duel, will soon be
entirely recovered Of his wound. WheD
he arrives at that point, he will be tried
on the charge Of murder. In the mean-
time, the several seconds at the ill-fated
encounter have been refused bail by q
police justice during the convalescence
of McCARrY. For once, the entire
system is to have an impartial, a civil
lied hearing in Virginia.
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DIsCHARGED.-The young negro boy
Henry Moore, aged ten years, who was
arrested and taken to Jail in Shepherds
town, for shooting and killing Thomas
Devopshire, another eolored boy aged
ten years, had an examination before
Justice Righstine. with associate Justi'
ces Herr and Rentch, on Friday week,
and was discharged from custody, the
evidence educed at the examination
leading to the conclusion that the shoot
ing was not intentional murder, but the
result of an accident. - harlesto,on
Spirit.
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The West Point Graduating Glass

The West Point Graduating Glass,
A letter dated West Point, June 18th,
says:
= ii The graduating class Of the cadets
had all their fears removed
to-day, and were made happy. The
examination having closed, the diplo'
mas were presented by President Grant
and the Secretary OF War delivered an
address appropriate and brief. General
Sherman also made some appropriate
remarks. But two ont Of the class
OF iorty.three were plucked. Howev-
er they will get another chance, and
will pass. The following is the list Of
the graduating class, in their order Of
merit:
l, Bixby; 9, Taber; 3, Rossell; 4,
Bailey; 5, Louden; 6, Tottep; I. Bloom;
8, Corfin; 9. Dorsi; 10. Cummins, II,
Gsrird; II, Fuller; Is. Dyer; IA, Knapp;
Is, Hoyle; l6, Brown; II, Paddock; Is,
D Loudon;. 10. Reynolds; 20. Harrison;
81, Myers; %. Smith; %, Cornish; "a,
Howard; 25, JCowles 26. Eaton; 81,
Cormen; %, LePoint; %, Clarke; 80,
Bishop 81, Tyler; 80. OCoupoT 80,
Holmes; 81 CaseH IS, Garter; Sc,
Read; 81, Gardner; So, Brant; 80. Bea-
con; 40, Gilmore; Al. Hustins.
81, The ceremony of presenting the
diplomas was quite pretty. The sever
al classes of cadets were drawn up in
front oil the libr6sy building, the second,
third and fourth classes being under
arns, and the graduating class without
arms. General Shermans remarks were
we'll received. Secretary Belknap made
assraceful address. President Grant
handed the young gentlemen their d.
plomas without remark. .
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KS A FATHER. in consoling bis daughter
who had Lost her hubaud, said. II don't
wonder you u grieve for him, my child
> Won viii. never find his equal" II don't
know % IcaB,''zreponded the eobbing
widow, shut I'll do my bestp The
father felt comforted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-19

We regret to learn that JOIN HEA-
TON, Esq, editor Of the St. Clairsvllle
Ga,etts, is seriously i'll at his residence
in II at town. We hope to hear Of his
speedy conyalescence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-19

THE other day countryman asked
one of Barnum's men, "Where is the
mummy The latter replied, "l1e liz
dead" and the inquirer passed on, per-
fectly satisfied, for he couldn't expect
that even Barnum could present a per-
centage Of mortality.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

GUNNER Law LECTURES (NINE
y weeklyD begin Ath Inly, 1878 end 18th
September. Have proved Of signal use,
lst TO students proposing to pursue their
those who design 70 study privately; Sd, to
young practiti0nen who have not had the
advantage OF sygtem4tic Instruction. For
circular apply Or. O, University Of VaD TO
JOHN B. MINOR, Prof. Com. and Stat. Law
apl7egb.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Redemption or CITY Of WheeIin
Gas Loan bonds.

Redemption Of CITY Of wheeling
Gas Loan bonds.
u,HE HOLDERS OF THE BOMBS OF
the City OF Wheeling, issued under an
ordinance Of the city Of Wheeling, entitled
"An ordinance to negotiate a loan for the
benefit OF the city Of Wheeling, and create
a sinking fund for the redemption thereof,
passed by the Council OF said city January
dance with the provisions Of said ordinance
the following numbers OF said Bonds, to.Wit;
Nos /, 70, 1C8 9S 81 100, l4s, l53, SO, liS, Isl,
having been drawn by lot, and Will be re,
deemed on presentation at the Merchants
National Bank, and unless presented ioI
the time provided in said ordinance.
NJ. REILLY,
4. j. SWEENEY,
W. b. SIMPSON,
iunl9 - ... Commissioners.
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HAIR JEWELRY.

nxTCBY & DuFFIELD, AT TIL Z MAR.
~ ket street Jewelry store, below the
M'Lure House, manufacture any and every
design OF Hair Jewelry. Their sample book
contains over one thousand beautiful pat
terms. Call and see 1t, ut lea Market street,
The place for Jewelry, Watches, Gold Pens,
Spectacle 3, Clocks, sc.
Watches and Clocks repaired.
iulS. OXIOBI DUFFlELD.
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JEFFERSON county in this State sends
walnut timber to Germany and hickory
10 California.
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Total 1900 Gifts, all Cash ........... s50O,0O
Only q few tickets remain unsold, and
they will be furnished TO the first applicants
at the following prices: Whole tickets. $40;
halves, s.; quarters, $3.50; IL whole tickets
for 500; sc for $500 lib for $1,000,
For tickets and full Information, apply TO
THOS. L. BRAMLETTE,
my30 Louisville, Ky.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-19
CHEAP.

TN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STUCK
i of Carpets before the first OF July, we Will
offer great bargains. Call and examine our
goods. ~ ~
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