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ture and, upon thotr advice, thu companies arc
disposed 10 continue tho contracts. Tho Attor-
.ney"doueras is satd to hold different Wow, in
which ho Is Sustained by Gov. Dororidgs. TholI
ophloa f4 that. 10 soon ID tho traffic reached
Illinois, It ID amenablo to Tho law, aud must bo
transported At tito same rata - is charged other
partlou' similar r,l1s II adopted in 1,,dlsnn ind
Ohio, wonltl add 30 ror cont to nIinois frcIghts
going 10 tho sonbonrd. Tho President ol ono Of
tho most popular railroads Is somenhat comba-
1.-Two. 11c contends that tho law is uncon-
stttutlonsl, and will bo 30 dcclarca By tho Bu-
promo Court. In making up tho tasi0 Of that
road, tho ohiof aim ia to avoid Discrimination.
That requirement IL not questioned, boosusa tho
Supreme Court has affirmed 1t. To tho oshor
PROVISIONS Of the lsw they propose paying little
Or no attention. They a-o similarly tnollnoa 10
distcBn1d the Town Law restricting pnsBoDger
rasoB to 8H eonta por milo. It's constitutional
lty is questioned By tho railroad solicitors, and
ono or two Justices Of tho Buprothe Court havo
exprosHod hosious doubts regarding It. But tito
opinion Of tho Rock 1aland oflcors il, that 70;
duotion OF fare would DO c1podiont. In this
opinion tho Northwestern coincide, 20 that =
reduction is almost: Inevitable. They bold tho
advanced vfor that reduced faros will oueourago
travel, aud aro resolved to try tho experiment,
OoDBu1tAtion with tho loading oi]coss develops
groat doal Of apprehension 30 10 tho rcpult Of
tho now tariffs. Tho5. have no means Of predict
jnr Tin nfYcct 1,nnn tofr onr7,;nos T4,n f1a4ark
, 1873-06-24
m "a~ .

esr o.n u pcua. s.s sleS Gss
u quantities Of ion car losdd aud upwards OH samo
% as @ oempsay - as iasa ND 1 .s
on !fn fnn oe s1aG so so a"n coutsnso It one ta
oas "a per % sen nssween
d d ahd isoo tons lcr month. % nor cont. Do.seor.
,s90 ana go tons per MONTH 9s par cont nosween
2soo and 5000 tons per month, 90 per cont. ADoye
aerS ~ toas por month, o1E por cont.
quantity each month fur at ioast Il. s,iceessivo
snnth. o'herw,so Tho abalonont cannot 10 made. 10
eai oStsn s 70 a9atemen The original e1penss .s - r.
amount re1sae csin,e. md that .ho nSber tons cos
purolasod aud shirpad tLo seeat vii tnon send thom
70 sensrai once md 7oichoe Wy bo issued. Deveen
hfa2, Juno, July snd huEaes and actually hsnl BY
sa% T,. sSSn,sgass ssr is cent fesaaae
oanpre or oompauys rl.f-frolant shipped ut Com
Fix. srpers s ne.a. @ asans's IL rDs aSlss
fre!aht billed In tus abseleo q such lI!.retons
no abatomoht ean bo snnt'o Aftcr pstc ireight haa
Tsae9sa ne1 s ARSos x e,ss 81 snp
standng.
600 tabes Of rates tor The following IN car loads
u.aas A.-Agrtoansaa i1nrsouons, esF loads; e1les,
oWncrs HI barl taues, eS ownert risf bindsrsi'
snpty broom bsnd;a: S ssuaon, ou wfssls; Or whsi
snt window frsunes doors oarhnn .na stono xnso,
wagon; fowls slve In cs.(os snd eoopa furniture,
owners rsk; galvanized Iron torn,ce, CAT load whc,
~ fsa &c.,
I'D sssa s.,sDss, @ net % othoIsi:e sSse
prepsid. oTaers HI moailpss; osssa plsnts, rTe:
~; p9@ps pump salhs, WOOD ro,r, ,ser.ofs Foot.
ing and bnslalna PAPER sssh doors blinds window
spokss ses s easao sSs
vinegar owners iii: wagon foltoes bows, spokss md
1ns, m:natastafad, in shosk q or rolis s' "''s''''
thsn ave ears 70 sans eonsisnee eoSe; oompoaition
hoopss sbs!oa % nef e1essaR @ 'ea eas
md h,snss nst eseesdns ons
ssm rSea eSs sss ~ n.nn &s
o!s.. o-b,ri, tsnnars' var1cls, simply; bones;
lFtek re car xhoal. nd s.es onareoal: eoa .ott,
clay naI, ovncfs nsk Of 1re hoop poles not o.
eeed!ns ten tons hoafs aud horns Iron. scrap, bulk
tow, owners risk of nsc.
oIsss D-BaFytes; beek tu quantities Of hyc car
loads And upward 1t ono tie 70 conslguec brick,
common: cemeot clay eoal, hard, III quantities Of
ays cars o. npwazd coal taE, sama salt per brl
fcstu1ed bone or rastcr hay pressed in ear loads
paid Iron oassluga mol otherwise specnsd hcasy, un-
hni'eed iron orc iron ps, 1s coo 1Ds q more luna
bcr. hard Or soft tAtle Of r1tes ahfpped north
bound railroad chstrs Iron spikea: sa car loads,
70 hsls Or IT, o1alyacnt ID huik 9acks or otherWso
sand saHnst etona, In block, dfesse, owners risk,
loaded and unoAdtd by owner Bt0ro rough, loaded
wood, full.
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, State. It waa iuatauccd that and TINT the new
Dads hare car-rates with GROSS accomplish moro
y which tho businoBs onerod IL tno booming oltn
10 to Chicago than will be tho sss'om Va, Sta. :.
d tho MisssBppi TO Chicago. nnt r1n,15or +h,t
'Bt legal authoritioa cnnneotod Central calls for
q hold that theao eontraosa aro - anYthing o. sp
diotioa OF the Illinois Leeisla- tho nav w = tarin
!. !! |. !! |. !. |: . |: | ! ] !
$50 ss
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is ''S ;S4s
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81
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so 90 1ss1 oo2s so11
5s;s3 ss5
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,9 s33 ss3
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.f6o10 10 3D.
IS bQ asc b5ll1 61l 45lH
ft05dl.u5 % 80 05 III 6S|3{
80 % esl 80 g03
l59t5 2935
i65 Iot3a 1gA 6st43 "a
fd360o3 i6l63 2543 l1ea6l0 26t1 66ias
70 p 3ol p1|a5
@ 80 Il. H. 1o|35
1929 29l5 05 s03s
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Go v0ld6 % 15
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tGo toas 10 t4ae
4s47 o0o7 9s
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9rsin-Iho Fates In she tab'cs for grain apply only
ny'a track loaded and nnosded by tho shipper Of 1t
their EXPENSE and At her 1sk OF short vsixh oxcept
The ratio on sacked grain aud 1nill stus In oarpsds.
unloaded in uoHpany dsrots vii! he "a par 100 lbs
freight. Tho rates Ill grain delivered from cass on
, 1873-06-24
MINERAL SPRINGS Of NORTH AMER
TnA

How to Roach. nud Hor 10 use Thorn. Dy j. ]. Moor
1uzn, b. u. Illustrated. l91uo. Extra cloth, $3.DO.
att thoroughly Describes the curative properties Of
spru9 noto tho oauntEy Ahd will dobess provo
standard work tho suoeot It 70 ably dlcusacs.
4otea Giobs,
, 1873-06-24

iii. IL a'ro Tss oes sS1s1
Il D .na. 81 pssz nss 4
i s t. s5 Is e 4; ~
lands ID ths norhern part q to grant oeaapied
eross r"s.ol le,t Jan',.ry. 4ho low prtccs Which
sgs epss.s IT. ot s,er 81 .ss s
- s %
Ell anosins to h.ss Ssa Ses
res ero e Ts roceos q Tho saes of sn si',s Day.
Ing ta1os, sdysrtispg, md ollor nctenlp o.ponses
of tho si"kius fund. 49, ,''">. ' " "> ~
s3 sS fos s"as e : t.
Striking rand bonds. - follo.s:.
aaa se1d. q tae 1aleaeo Rock o. {, 1slsnd q, @ 4
which hare been fully registered OH tl,e
books Of thb Company in tho nsnas Of
tho con,,nsssoncra, and tho COUPONS
u 5os,l. q r. rsosi., Poiin Jsoiaon. '''''
FL; r !, s.3ss; r.; i az ss
Making total. 2s7,e70,2o
1noss EAnxINas, !
F1o@ F[o@ RsssSaas..s
Efom nsus, s,..... ...,,....4.-ss....-......- Io10l1&
From fsS., tntsrost Observation-Disclosures. ooo57ss
from se!.iss e 1?sstls
From toe6sArA -.............+..',,..... %,e2a,Ss
40, ,22l. 20
ExTENDrTunIs,
Operating expensoa. .,.... ,$S,25s
Tsaos, Isaes o.pehse... ...,....,... 2to.tsSSi sS
'''''' ------ s,s11!5Ra.4s
Nat ..r,,irra 49, - 49,. 49, . a on, AT ~
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passengers carried rs compared With tito provious
Joar but Tho asoragc distances Carried, and ratio por
milo, wesu less than Tho year previous. Tho not n
ror cont
Ths freight movencnt shows largo increase Of
capts only Ahow an inareaso Of OK pcE CONT proving
that ths Company Is annualy Increasing thu amount
done, but at decreased ratio Of compensation, II
tAincd, tho earnings from freight atone would hayo
bcen fnoseaacd $ys md at tho rAto nhtaned for
SOURCE would haso bean anefeaaed $a,loo,als0s, or
IL YAr
, 1873-06-24

Gall b South 0tAtkt and 10. vnursolsos- Cheap
at aud best Wl.a 8atosps m,tp, Elowor Atands 1t
nhoapsnls nud Ealall es:1TN \ UUNAANT.
, 1873-06-24

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~ estetsaod.- .tetttomewood.-
e. 10 10 4 Mh;edou..
G'M((1Atcntop.....
= ~ MonN ......
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G0!6aa 4G'00!IAankAxeo 49,.
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maa.99y'lSpr,1,n!G g. Cfeck
nsaoeasl4uilheya.... " ealllya
,as W. .eSAdA.'...... ~
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33us.u1lLndlnN...,..
tis.a3 t!s .. Entoiii $3.50.
A1s.5aIIAomnsboro. ! u
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

THK proposed ordinance for the re-
duction Of the salary of the Judge OF
the Municipal Court having failed to
pass last night, no change can be made
in the salary during the term OF the
Judge who is to be elected to-day. No
vote was had upon the question in the
Second branch Of the Council and we
have no information as to the DISPOSE
ton Of that body concerning the pro-
posed change. When the reading OF
the ordinance was completed after its
communication from the body
in which it originated. it wac
was found that there WAS no quorum
present and the Second branch OF Coun-
Gil accordingly adjourned without hav-
ing taken any action on the matter. 1t
Is therefore virtually defeated in 30 far
an relates to the ensuing term O. the
Judge. During the next four years
the Judge Of the Municipal Court will
continue 10 receive the annual salary OF
two thousand dollars, unless the Court
itself should be hereafter abolished BY
act Of the Legislature. We trust that
our citizens will be careful to-day to see
that the Office is conferred upon com"
petent man.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

AND YET ANOTHER Senator Casseriy
yields up bis ahare OF the back pay
steal. The conclusion OF his letter to
the Secretary OF the Treasury is worth
noting: --- -@ s...- "- s.. -.
In taking this course l would not be
held as rejecting the least on members
OF Congress who see their way clear to
the adoption of the opposite course.
Many OF them are 90 we'll known as
bonorableand disinterested men in their
public and private life by those who
know them best, as 70 make il impossi-
bic, Tor me at least, to impugn their
motives or deny their good faith
Oh, no! Ofcoufse he would not re
flect' upon mspbers who keep this
mopeylr Bat bis thus putting on vei-
vet slippers will hardly prevent his
hurting the corns Of these men when
treading on their toes. Every man who
gives up this money Of the people does
"reaect upon those who retain it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

A Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette gives the following
as the estimate Of the Mexican ques.
ton:
l. The establishment against Next
co of claims on account OF damage done
American citizens. exceeding by al
least $20,0O0,OO0 or s30,000.0O0 all
claims established by Mexico against
the United States.
2. An exhausted Mexican treasury
3. Accession of territory to the Unit
ed States. .
4. An assumption by the United
States Of the claims Of American citi'
zens.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

The selection of suitable person
for Judge of the Municipal Court is a
matter that 10 worthy Of much more
consideration than good many OF our
citizens seem disposed to bestow upon
II. The civil Jurisdiction Of the Court
il almost equivalent to that OF the Cir
cult Court, and its police jurisdiction
invests it with peculiar control over tae
persons and property Of our people. II
deals directly with greater number OF
those who are sometimes styled 1.-THE
dangerous Glasses" than any other
tribunal in our midst and has more
to do with the preservation Of good
order, the protection Of our houses
from burglary and our persons from
assault, than any other Court that bas
yet been organized here.
Its desirable, therefore, that our cit
liens should 90 to the polls to-day and
take come pains to secure the election
OF suitable and competent person for
Judge. OF the candidates who have
been announced all are not equally de-
string or equally qualified for the place.
Legal ability and personal integrity are
both required. and it is for the people
to ssy which Of the several gentlemen
proposed, posessesin the highest degree
thee necessary qualifications, and 10
most likely to make an acceptable
Jua,s. At oil events, let . full vote be
p3lled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
Mr.. GARRETT, Of the Baltimore 81

Mr.. GARRETT. Of the Baltimore and
Ohio road. seems to have won a com
pl.ts victory over bis antagonist, Col
ousl soorr Of The Pennsylvania Cen
trail, in the recent equabbie concerning
the Mount Pleasant branch road.
Th. Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
has issued an injunction restraining
scorr's men from further interference
with the rights and privileges Of the
Pittsburgh and Counsllsville railroad
company. 1t appears therefore that
Mr.. Soorr has not such complete con-
troll over the courts Of Pennsylvania az
it is generally believed be possesses
over the legislature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
For all Localities and
Climes.

A true specific is adapted to all localities
and chimes, and for this reason, that II
strikes at the causative principle OF the dis.
eases which 1t is administered to cure
Hostetter's -tomach Bitters, TOR example
l. a true specific, not only because II forth
fies the body against the external intiuen'
ces which prompts disease, hui because
when taken as remedy instead Of as q pre-
ventive 1t neutralIZes the infectlvc princi.
PIE in the blood and thereby destroys the
primary source Of the ailment, Hence as
an al.tidote 10 epidemic disorders and 10 all
complaints which are produced or aggra.
waited by miasma, or the presence of any
thing DELFT erious in the air, the water or
the soil, 1t La nearly infallihle as any med
icinal preparation can be. In oar own
country, as remedy for intermittent, fe-
yers, bilious affections, constipation, dys-
pep>ia, nervous weakness, rheumatism
and general debility, 1t is unrivalled, nor Is
less celebrated in the tropics as prssen-
i've OF malarious fevers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

TIE Arkansas troubles Of which we
spoke several days ago seem to be
over for the present. The CLAYTON men
have desisted from their attempt to GUST
Governor BAXTER, and the Governors
men are putting their guns away. The
Supreme Court has met, but has made
no order in relation to the case and at
latest accounts all was quiet at Little
Rock
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

A WRITER says that what the true
man most wants OF q wife is her COM
partnership, sympathy, courage and
love-" He is right. The true man
wants his wile's companionship when
be has to get up in the night 10 see what
that noise is in the cellar. Her cour-
age ia emiDently valuable in the gener
al neis hborhood debates over the pos
session of some domestic article, and
her love is absolutely indispensable
when he gets in late. But her sym
psthyl Well, any one who has
ever picked up the wrong stove-lld
with his bare hard can estimate the
value OF that.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
Stuffed Legs.

A drama CT the tragical-comical Or
der has just been enacted in lndiaraPo'
lis. 1t appears that one OF the local
papers made mention Of the fact that
Mr.. II. S. Vance, an actor at the
Academy Of Music in that place, and
in the locality as the Apollo Belridere
was recently walking in the street
when he accidentally stepped upon the
tail Of a terrier. The terrier quickly
fastened his teeth in the calf Of Apollo
leg, and began shaking as if it was a
rat. Finally the actors attention was
called to the act by gentleman. who
said: THE dog is biting you Apollo
looked down and responded, "Why, 90
he is," and then switched him of with
his cane. No blood flowed from the
bite, but as he passed on up the street
a thin stream Of sawdust flowed ont
from the mangled rotundi!y Of the leg
and left trail on the Pavement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

J.B. BLAZE, ESQ, Of this State, come
tiues irrevereutly termed Beast
BLAIR, minister to Costa R'ca' mas
been ,egislated out Of position and will
positively retire from office on the SO'h
of June next. How this dreadful dis
pensation was brought about may be
briefly told. Our paterual govern ment
has heretofore maintained in Central
America five distinct Ministers Resi-
dent ct q salary Of $500 each. One
was at Guatemala, one at Costa Rlca'
one at Honduras, one at Salvador and
one at Nicaragua. 1t was thought by
congress that one able bodied man
ought to be able to attend to the whole
business done by the five and
still have leisure enough to come
bome to vote whenever necessary, and
accordingly an act was passed con'o'l, ,
dating these FIVE missions 10 one anu
providing for the appointment OF one
Minister at salary Of $4,000 per
wear. The sum of $4,000 is thus
saved annually, and thus the back pay
OF five and one half Congressman Is
annually provided for.
This arrangement left Mr. BLAIR out
in the cold and the President has shown
himself ungrateful aud uuappreclatlve
enough to appoint reformed rebel
Colonel, GEORGE WILLIAMSON, OF Lou
islana, to be Minister to the Central
American States, when Mr.. BLAIR
services might have been easily obtain
ed. 1t IS very sad.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

Dos't forget the election for Judge Of
the Municipal Court to-day. 1t has
been several nonihs since>ws had an
election and Syoa would better vote to-
day before you forget how.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
COpartnership.
tn THE LADIES.

MRS. G. Mccoy, l4S MAIN STREET
wi has returned from the East with a
large assortment OF handsome Daces. in
Guiding sacques, shawls and Ftchus, Bro
cads and Roman Sashss and Sash Ribbons,
Hamburg Emhioideries, Gloves, Gents and
Ladies' Hosiery, Handkerchief. Corsets,
including Mrs. Moody's Abdominal Cor.
sets, handsome ready made Summer Suits,
Ladies' and Childrens' Parasols. APPS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
i existing under the firm maine OF Julius
Roesch q Go. was this day dissolved. Louis
Holderman retiring All persons having
claims against the said firm will present
days from this date without fail for settle
ment JULIUS ROESCH & co,
MAY %, 1871
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

tn the Voters of the city Of Wheeling:
thereby announce myself e eandldate
Court of ths city OF Wheeling. -.
myR ..-.." q FRED noo n - 5,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
Msesrs Editors |:

S,ao.s annonnce the name Of g. L
CRxNMER 10 DO voted for % Judge OF the
Municipal Court, and ohige ,,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

To the voters OF the City:
i. b. McLURE, attorney at Law, IL
candidate for Judge OF the Municipal Court
Of Wheeling. -. .r...-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
Messrs Editors:

Messrs Editors; =.
Announoe that GEO. E. BOYD is candi.
date for Judge OF the Municipal Cont OF
Wheeling, at the request OF
myl5 ..- FRIENDS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
THURSDAY. NAY a. 1879.
RATES or ADVERTISING
TIE DAILY REGISTER

One squares inch space.
One time. .....-.S IS One month. -.-S 60
Two times. ......... IS Three months. " 10
One Weei -. 2 50 One year.--..-- % 90
One 50 uare changeable once q week $50;
STor Sale" "For Rent wants,
uRosrdine. "i L ,ost, ""Found, ""Obituaries,"
aRsiieiou and Society Notices, no centsp per
line for each insertion, but no ADVERTISE
ment Iess than 50 cents.
Special Notices rs per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy nxed places -
per cent additional.
Cua Win be cha ged double for space &C.
cupied. .o
Local Notices Is cents per line but no
local nodes toiR be inserted !toi less than ONE
An Advertisements except for established
business houses, must be paid Tor IN adj
vance.
the advertisement
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisempnts not connected with II Will Dc
charged for ct our regular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
ANNovNcEM eNTs
MUNICIPAL COURT.
VOTERS.

Messrs Editors:
Announce that JAMES e. HOOTON Is q
candidate for Judge oithe Municipal Court
OF W h.eling. ,,ou,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
Dangerous.

THE FIRST WARM Wealth Err
i starts miasma and pestiiential yapors
from cellars, sewers, cesSpeols, &c. Now Is
tho time to disinfect them and save your
hea tn. We keep the CHEAPEST and BEST
DIS NFECTANT in the market, put up in
packages 10 family use. One package,
costing 90 cents, will disinfscta any ordinary
premises. For sale by
my22 LOGAN. LIST IL co
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

MesHs. Pendleton, Davenport and Others
sENTs-I respond to your card Of the 18th
inst. requesting me TO become candidate
for the office or Judge OF the Municipal
Court OF wheeling, w. Val hereby accede
to your request, md II elected will endeavor
to faithfully discharge the duties OF the of.
&c. Thanking you for your kind express
stons Of confidence am yours truly
9. l.. CRANMER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

TWENTY-FIVE CASES IN ONE HUN
~ dred OF Rheumatism cured by Filters
Rheumatic Compound. Sold by
my22 -- LOGAN, LIST n co
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DIS :
y trict ofwes' Virginia, l. X.
WHEREAS, A libel has been h'cd Tor the
District Of west Virginia, on the 18th day
OF May, 1873, by the Peabody Insurance
Company, the Franklin Insurance COM
pany, and the .Elna Fire and Marine lnsu.
rance Company, zach and severally cOrpo-
rations under and by virtue Of the laws OF
the state OF West Virginia, against the
steamer X w. SKILLINGEk,h her engines,
tackle, outfit apparel and furniture. Now,
therefore In pursuance OF IN" Monitor un-
der "a ss-I ., -. snid Court 10 me directed
end delivered, do hersn;y SO rrh''c no,
tlce To- all persons claiming the said
steamer, her engines, tackle, outfit, apparel
and furniture, or In any manner Interested
therein, that they be and appear before the
FaId District Court 10 De held at the city OF
Wheeling, In and for the District of West
Virginia, on the Gath day Of May, 1879, at ii
O'Clock In the forenoon Of the same day, ~
the same shall be u day OF jurisdiction, 9TH
crwise on the nett day oijurisdiction there
after. then md there TO interpose their
claims and 10 make their allegations on
that behalf HEDGMAN SLACK,
US. MARSHAL, Dis. Of West Va.
BY WM. IA. IRWIN, Deputy.
JAS. =, WHEAT, Proctor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
Commissioners Sale
OF 4J2 ACRES
Valuable Short Creek Land,
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1873,
ONTHE PREMISES.

IN pursuance Off decree entered by the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, West Virgin
Ia, on the 10Th dag o. bay, 1873, in the
thsncery cause in ssid Court pending
wherein Elijah Marlin, Jr. is complail ant
and Isaac b. Kelley and others a.e delen.
dauts, l shall, as Special Commissioners
named in said decree, oiter at public sale,
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GHAMOIS SEINS-ALL PRICES, FROM
Y % toT5 cents each. For sale by
my22 LOGAN, LIST Il GO,