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AyESr the fact that the present Fed
ersl administration seems to have an
especial fondness for Ohio men, the
Washington correspondent OF the Co.
lumbus Journal tells the following:
Charley Baldwin, of Mt. Vernon,
was here last week and he wanted to
see Sothern. At the ticket office the
treasurer said, very politely: Sorry to
disappoint you, sir, but the house is
crammed, and there is not an inch OF
standing room" "But, my dear sir"
said Charley. III am from Ohio !" The
treasurer looked at him moment in
blank establishment, and then called
out, Harry Take this gentleman to
the managers box and give him front
seat-he' from Ohio" The idea that
any person from Ohio shouldn't be able
TO get place any where was too thin
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TN THE DISTRICT CONRT OF THE
i United Plates for the District OF West

TN THE DISTRICT CONRT OF THE
i United Plates for the District OF West
Virginia.
In the matter OF r W. Carley, George A
Welles, r. ID. Carley and w. K. Chtss,
partners under the firm name Of Carley,
Wells q Co., bankrupts.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
Notice Is hereby given that q petition has
been filed in said Court by said w. K. Chess,
who was heretofore declared and adj
judged Bankrupt as one OF the
members OF said firm by said
court praying that so much OF the order OF
ad Indication In the above case as adjudges
him, said Chess, 10 be bankrupt, be set
aside, and that he be allowed to controvert
that ne was partner in said firm OF Car
ley, Welles & Co., or subject TO the jurisdic.
ton of said court, and that the 18th day OF
ebruary, A. D., 1874, at ii o'clock, a. m, at
the Court House or Weed county, In the
city OF Psrkersburg, in said district, before
said Court in the time and place assigned
for the hearing Of the same, when and
where all creditors who have proved their
debts, and other persons in interest may
appear and show cause, II any they have,
why the prayer OF said petitioner should
not be granted. JASPER Y. MOORE,
janSl Ieb7 Clerk OF said Court.
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TIE Parkersburg Times is not to be
intimidated by the prayer.meellnf
wave in Ohio nor by any ripple from
that source. To meet the onslaught Of
the total abstinence people it proposes q
grand jubilee of the beer-drinkers and
exborts it's readers as follows:
Wake up, sirs, let US have q grand
Jubilee somewhere, and show by our
lively actions that no praying women
have terrors for US; let as resolve firm
" that we will assemble at the very
places where they will. il ever anything
OF the kind should take place here, COZ
clude TO assemble and desecrate the ca.
credness Of prayers. We repeat, let vi
have grand jubilee"
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A Rear Killed In X anawha County

A Rear Killed In X anawha County,
From the Charleston Courier.
From q gentleman who was in the
city a day or two since, we learned that
q bear had been killed not very far
from Paint Creek depot. From him
we gathered the following: Oscar
veazey, with a corps Of assistants, has
been surveying some large and valuable
tr.cts of land lying on the tributaries
OF Kelley's creek, and was at the time
we write, encamped on what is known
"a the Five-Mile Fork OF Kelleys
creek. They had broken several OF
their axes and were awaiting the arriv-
al OF Jarret Tucker, one morning
whom Veazey had sent OF to Be-
cure new axes, When he came up
he announced that he had discovered
bear tracks along the branch below
and had heard some dogs barking down
there. The party about this time
could hear family the dogs as they
slowly trailed the bear, as they sup'
posed. They started off in the direc'
ton Of the dogs, and when nearing them
the party discovered they had some
thing at bay in a little grapevine
thicket. Armed only with some axes
they cautiously approached the thicket
| when all of a sudden fine fat young
bear sprang out and made of up thu
aide of the mountain followed by tht
dogs, who from reasons best known te
themselves paid him the res
pect OF not pressing him. Tit
party followed as best they
could in hot pursuit, but when nearing
the edge of the hill side bullet whis'
tied past their heads in the direction o
the bear, who had turned his course
causing them to stop. They coon dis
covered that a hunter, who had beer
after the bear all day. had shot at hin
and until the party holloed was una
ware of their presence. They tool
good care, however, to make it known
| before q second shot was fired. Int
party now Joined in with the hunte'
and persued bruin to his next hiding
place, which was o clump OF bushes OF
the hill side. They made an attemp
to surround him, and put the dogs II
| the thicket. In about two minutes h'
rushed out upon Jarret Tucker
and was about to give him a terribl,
hug when Jarrett raised his axe anc
struck him blow over the lett eye tina
nearly crushed his skull. This blow
was follow ed with several more. wher
bruin was lying at his feet as dead al
| his ancestor. who, forty generations
ago, figured in our wilds. He va
found to be in excellent condition an'
weighed about $50 pounds net: In
surveying party divided the spoils will
the hunter, whose bullet had struck tn
bear in the mouth, but only knocked
couple of teeth out. 1t was q prett
good days hunt for party OF civil en-
gineer and axemen 80 they lived o.
bear meat for week.
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VS. have received . copy Of petit

VS. have received . copy OF . petit
ton addressed to the Congress praying
that the 18th day OF February, ABsA'
HAM LINcoLN's birthday, be made a le-
gal holiday. in order that, according to
the terms Of the petition, "a universal
people may rejoice together in this
great gift OF COP to msu." The petition
appears to be signed by one represent
alive o. each State and territory
Mr.. V. p. HoTcaKIss signing for West
Virginia, but who ". R. Ho1cHKIss Ii
is still unknown to thousands.
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Acts OF the Legislature-why are
They not Distributed as Required
by Inv.

FEBRUARY 4th, 1874.
Editors Of the Register:
| am very anxious that the acts OF the
last session Of the Legislature should be
sent out so that the coming courts may
have them, and was induced to believe
that they would have been out before
now. / noticed in the REGISTER OF the
3lst inst, that it was stated that the acts
had been printed, but that the legisla-
ture had made no provision for their
circulation or distribution. If that
statement was Intended to produce the
impression that no provision had been
made for the mode and manner of dis
tributiop, it was mistake, as the legis-
lature. on the 2nd of December last,
passed a joint resolution instructipg the
Public Printer to send, by mail,
topics to the Judges, Clerks, At:ornies
for the State, and perhaps to come other
officers, aud the residue OF the $500
copies he intends Tor immediate distri-
button to the members OF the Legisla-
ture. In this days REGISTER it is stated,
I'VE ere informed that the laws have
been printed but in the absence of any
appropriation that can be properly ap
piled to defray the expense of their
distribution, they remain in the hands OF
the Public Printer in Charleston"
From this l Infer that it only requires q
Jew hundred dollars to psy the postage
to send them to the different persons
to whom the joint resolution directs
them to be sent 1t is very strange
thar they should be kept from the pub
lie for go small sum, especially when
there is $4,000 appropriated as con-
tipgent fund under the control of the
Governor to defray all charges on the
Treasury for which there has been
made no appropriation. / understand
souch charges have heretofore been
paid out OF that lund and / presume
if the Governor has been applied to, he
would readily have directed the ray
ment Of the postage. If I am mistsk-
en- in what was intended to be stated in
tosday's paper, and the expense of the
printing OF the Acts, ss well as the ex-
penses Of their distribution have not
been paid, the money should be raised
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STEAM SHIPS
State OF Pennsylvania Siate1 Virginia,
Stste OF Louisiana, Statrof Georgia,
" Of Florida '"'u sise Of Alabama
state OF Indi8la,
10 Glasgow, Belfast, liverpool, anu
Londonderry.
STATE OF Georgia sails saturday, FEB. Iln
STATE OF Penn'a, sails Saturday, FEB. Isl
Sfate OF Virginia sails Saturday, March I'm
From Pier 36, North River, NJ
WEEKLY SAILINGS MEX. COS SuNMFs sS
Rates OF Passage odDln, s6O ana sV
gold Steerage, 80, currency; prepaid, s32
currency. Drafts at lowest rates.
For further particulars apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO.,
Agents, No. 70 Broadway. N. y, or tC
J. +. MERRIMAN,
Agent, Adam Express Co.'S ONCE
Jams Wheeling, w. Va.
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Farm for Sale

OITUATED II TYLER COUNTY, WEST
y Virginia on the waters of Middle Is
land Creek, within two miles Of Middle
bourne and eisht miles OF Sistersville, on
the Ohio river, containing 22S acres, 200
acres OF which are under q good state OF
cultivation, lI0 acres or more of bottom
land. The soil is excellent, equally good for
grain or grazing purposes, there being ten
or eleven never falling. prings on the farm.
Improvements: One dwelling house con.
tanning six rooms, kitchen, good cellar
under the house; there is also a large bewed
log house on one end of the farm which
with little repairing would be q comfort
able dwelling no use two wells, one at each
house, frame stable conveniently arranged:
also good grainery, work chop and stock
scales, and other necessary ont BUILDINGS:
two orchards OF excellent fruit. Churches'
schools, and mill convenient; good society
and a healthy ueighborhood. For fuTther
information inquire on the premises, OF
address:
JESSE c. LAZEAR,
Middlebourne, Tyler County, VIVA
Jan Is
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AssIcNEE's NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N David r, SchwartE. OF the city OF
Wheeling, W. Va. has this day made an
a assignment OF all his personal property TO
me, in trust for the benefit OF his creditors:
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to The said David r. Schwartz are notified
to call on the undersigned snd settle their
accounts, and all persons having claims
against the said David r. schwartz are
hereby notified to present the same 10 me,
properly authen icated, for settlement.
THOMAS MCCORMICK,
Assignee.
TIntellIgencer copyl Jan3ih
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure MRS. WINSLOWs
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident
to the period Of teething In children. 1t re-
lieyes the child from pain, cures wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
fand health to the child, gives rest to the
mother.
Be sure and call for
For sale by all druggists. devb
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEFE.

NNHE SECOND SESSION WILD COM.
i MENCE Monday, February 9th.
New classes organized. Special attention
devoted to Music, Vocal and Instrumensal.
under the Induction Of Prof. Roe and The
Misses Doddridge. Glasses In Latin, (ireek.
french or German, under capable teachers.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

on Z NIff' SALE,
r. B. Woods, Trustee.)
rs.
j. II. Montieth.
By virtue OF a Distress Warrant in the
above entitled cause, have levied upon
and will proceed to sell at public sale, on
SATURDAY, FkBRUARY z, 1874,
commencing at 10 o'clock n. M, at the resi-
denee (known as the Benoni Good iarm) OF
defendant, on Nationsl pike, the following
described property: One two horse Wagon,
one Spring Wagon, one Buggy, one lot Har-
ness, two Flows, one Harrow, one Cultiva-
tor, shocks of 9 IN In field, 200 bus hels
Of Oats, one lot small F arming Implements,
one lot Household and Kitchen urnlture.
And {! will also sell at public sale, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1t, 1874, al the
front door OF the Court House OF ohio coun-
ty, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m the fol-
lowing property, levied upon by virtue OF
same process: one Brown Horse, one Bay
Horse, one Roam Horse, and I'VE Cows.
Terms Of sale cash.
K. :. BROWN, soc.
feh5 a
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MARRIED.

CRUMMIE-DILLON- 5, 1874
Rev. 7; Z. hughss-. NJ
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ELOCUTION,

A COURSE OF LESSONS IN ELOcU-
n TIUN will be given by the popular
teacher, Prof. Robert Kidd, at the Wheel
ing Female College, commencing Tuesday,
February 10th. Inc course consists OF ten
lessons-two daily. For terms and particu-
lars enquire OF Prot. Morton, at Female
College. Public entertainment Friday
evening, Feb. 18th. feb4a
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IN some way, even If by private borrow
inn, sndI enquire if loan may not be
obtained from your baslp f9r this pur'
pose, q no doubt the the Legislature
will make Il all right. Please let me
hear from you On these matters.
Yours respectfully,
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-FOUR information concerning the
printing of the acts and the cause ofthe
de!ay in their distribution was received
by letter from Charleston and thought
O be correct. If our esteemed friend
who writes the above communication
will send Us his note for the necessary
amount we believe We can have it dis
counted here so as to realize enough
money to pa, The postage on at least
one CODY OF the acts.-Ed. REGISTER
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VALE Min ES,

AT HOLEsAL AND RETAIL.
n Periodicals by the year, at publishers
pricss. Diaries for 1874, School Books, and
Stationery.
C. H. Quincy,
No. l4l4 Market street, Wheeling, W. Va,
and Water street, Bellaire, Ohio.
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FINE BE EFF.
New Books.
HAT nR LETTERS,

REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
IL Postoffice at Wheeling, Saturday, Fe'
9TH, 1874. me appli-
,.rt a~artUe OF this list:
LADIES LIST.
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NOTICE.
All parties owing accounts te the estate OF
Henry Kurtz, will please call and settle
them. Ir not paid within ten days they Will
be put into the hands OF collector for COL
lection. GEO. ii. KUR1Z,
Executor OF Henry Kurtz, deceased.
janE
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY

The year begins In all Departments
WEDNESDAY, SEPT.3, 1873.
Prof. y. &. Lyon, with full staff OF
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
OF the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking Information in regard to
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart.
ments may be obtained from the Secretary
of the Faculty, Prof. Geo. W. Glover, or the
undersigned. ALEX MARTIN,
President.
MoRGANTowN, WV A 9,lS73.
augl3cc
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FANCY FLOUR.

r EAVE JUST RECEIVED 100 BBLS.
Bush's best Flour, made from Indiana
Pure White Wheat and Is warranted TO
give satisfa:t ion.
II. J. SMYTH,
ians0 Cor. Market & Fourteenth Cts.
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NOTICES.
1JOllectOr's Notice

c,uor.s MCCORMICK, JUSTICE Ot
the Peace and Real Estate se ~ No.
Rents and Ae ss3%sen Main and Market.
tanl2h
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Flour.

200 Bills. Washington, Indiana, family flour.
200 " Avondale
$50 Spring Wheat Bakers 4"
In store and for sale by
Octl2 NJ pEITIv
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COLD WATCH LOST

an YESTERDAY MORNING, SOME.
" WHERE between the corner OF Eoff
and 18th told Centre and Fifth streets and
the B. q u. K. II. depot, lady's gold watch
It is open faced and very old, and valued
by It's owner more az relic than Tor It's In
trinsic worth. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at this office.
ian30
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DIRECTORS.
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
Jacob Hornbrook, Henry II. Harper
Geo. w, FranEhelm, John K. wilson,
Jacob 3. Rhodes, george Adams,
John L. Hobbs. VIM. b. b mpson.
M. A. CHANDLER Cashier.
AAvD
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500 PER CENT
CLOCKS.

4 NhLENDah CLOthS.
A nice assortment OF Calendar Clocks,
which only need winding once a month.
Also large stock Of eight day and thirty
hour clocks. All warranted to give salts.
faction, none leaving our store with put be-
Ing thoroughly everhauled and regulated,
ct LOUIS E'HERT'S
Jewelry Store, Beck's Block, Market street.
lang
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FIRST y EA AEEtpRIAJ. BANK
United States Depository.

4 general Banking, E ohange and Collee.
don business transacted with fidelity an
Certificates of Deposit issued and interest
Revenue stamps for sale In sums 10 suit.
New Fractional Currency and ], q and tc
coin always on hand for the accommods.
t,on of the public.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturer
Bankers and others solicited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-17

will DO towed to Oakland fats tomorrow
for inspection.
Warrants IN complaint for libel were
issued today for the arrest Of the editors
and proprietors Of tho German paper,
Sunday Cast and California Journal. The
complainant Is Dr.. W. L~obschied. who
accuses the defendants Of having assailsd
his character Is Q medical man.
It is stated this morning that the tenn
porary injunction against the sale Of tie
Lick estate covers only that portion
which is in Santa Clara, and will not
affect the rest. Positive information
cannot be ascsrtained before afternoon
OF to-day.
The meeting Of the California Prison
Commission held last night, was but
poorly attended. owing to q mistake Of
the date Of meeting. The disbursements
for the year were %. 75.7 "a; receipts.
s2,3 1888. so; Of this sum. s796.8O was eI-
pended for the relief Of discharged con-
victs. The Commission advocates the
plan OF an intermediate prison for young
criminals. Nathan Porter addressed the
meeting. Rev. DR.. Plat declined owing
to the lato hour. aud the meeting adj
journsd.
Alarge number Of physicians have Pc
titioned the Board Of Supervisors to es-
tablish q public morgue.
Sherman Hecker, John Clark, Thos.
S. Barnwell and A. p. Hamilton. con-
victs, escaped from San Quentin Sunday
night while the guardsman was asleep.
The Democrats propose to hold q pri-,
mary election in April. The County
Committee has not fixed on any certain
day.
The Trustees sale Of the Lick House
estate crmmences at neon. the Santa
Clara property excepted. Tho first prop
erty offered will be the Lick House. A
large crowd is already at Platt's Hall
awaiting the sale.
Greenbacks. sO.@9ik.
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A CARD.

m. r, PRICE, n sonth c street. Virginia
city, has cured me entirely from q long -standing
disssse Of the stomach and liver. for which I
trisd In vain for years the most prominent
physicians.
deem II my duty TO publish this TACT. recon-.
msndine DR.. Price 10 al persons suffering nom
similar affections. -
Virginia, october 70, 1919. ssisi I'd
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sale Of the Lick House for $780, 900.

SAN FHAscisco, Nov. 1880 P. NJ
The event to-day is tho sale OF the
Lick estate. at Platt's Hall. Before
IL NJ, the Hall was filled with people,
most Of them real estate men and CAPT.
talists. II. A. Cobb and Maurice Dorc
are the a~uctionsers. The first property
offered was the Lick House. The Trus-
tees Of the estate occupy seats on the
stage. At ten minutes past twelve, Mr..
Cobb opened the sale, saying II was the
largest sale ever made in tho State. and
paid n glowing tribute to Mr.. Lick. He
said the presense Of Trustees. and their
silence, was 4 sufficient guarantee Of the
titles to be purchased. He then stated
the terms OF the sale. $500 600 wa
first bid; $780, 900 NEXT; $780,
900 third ; $500. 900, fourth; 500, 900
fifth. Cobb said the last bid, II the best
offered, would certainly not DO con.
iirmed. o. Livermore then offered
S92O, 900, which was accepted.
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San F~nAScIsco, Nov. 17-l:3O p. N.
The California Watch Manufacturing
Company has fitted up a portion Of the
large brick building corner Of Bryant
and Fourth streets, owned by Kimball
4 Co., carriage makers. and will occupy
1t in a few days. 1t will employ from
400 to 900 boys and girls.
It Is not yet known whether the
hull Of the steamer Sacramento. burned
a few days since can be saved. She
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-17

Dcs'r HAxAWp YorR Lirri-A lighted torch
In q powder mill 10 scarcely more dangerous
than q deep seated cough or cold. Tbs indi'
yidual who waits for such an insidious enemy
Of life TO die out OF itself. commits q frightful
error, II 10 an inexcurable error.t too Tor Hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar will cure any
Irritation OF the lungs OF throat with . dispatch
and thoroughnsss which preelnde all necessity
for apprehen-ion- No type o. eoagn. cold
euinr. soothing, healing operation Pixies
Toothaehe Drops cure In one minute. IL
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SEW MACHINERY OF THE
JULIA NINE

s. VI
SONS tnrss months since the 'una
Mining Company commenced the cree
ton Of new and powerful pumping ma
chir.u A.. ala -.,,;,.. h.;n, t,rra In.
eaPso'e 70 90 the necessary hoistinS anu
keep the mine clear Of water. Since
that time, with the exception Of drain
ing the water from the l000-foot level.
but little work has been done in the
mine. the entire use Of the cages being
taken up by the raising Of the third
compartment Of the shaft; cutting out
Tor the water tanks at four different
points-250 feet apart-in the shaft, and
hosting and lowering the pumping ma
chinsry when needed; the rest OF the
time being occupied in hosting water.
The erection Of the hoisting engine wa
compelled several weeks ago, but the
foundations and machinery for the
pumping engine being much nor
massive, has necessarily taken q grsater
length Of time for its final completion.
This morning the new 200 horsepower
pumping engine vas started up. the en-
tire machinery working with the utmost
smoothness and perfection; scarcely
tromor or a jar being d~iscsrnablo. The
four hit pumps placed $50 feet apart in
the shaft are completed. the entire pump
column Is In place, and while We were
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oRo.s IxrosrrioS.-No imposition is more
N n. condemned than that OF short weight"
A common 4. hi. that hardly an article OF
IL offered 10 the public which has the
faII weight Represented. Sue. IL net the case
with Dociey's YsA.t Powder. now universally
used In this eoui try. Each package contains;
~si,ht ls,Sled upon IL, and win produce better
And greater results than any other Baking Pow
der In market. Try IL and satisfy yourselves
Of the truth Of our assertion. For sale oysi
grocorf. IL