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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-28

which the action was brought was due,
and whether its payment had ever been
demanded. Every baby in the
department of the law knows that
when party is sued he must
nave some kind of notice, and every
child in legal lore believes that YOU
ought totell a Court whether YOUR money
Is due and whether payment has been
refused. The defendant demurred to the
declaration, and the Court most Justly
sustained the demurrer, while the spec
tators smiled at the sorrow and tribula-
lions of disciple of Esculapius, too i'm
pecnnous and too stingy TO pay his law
yers fees.
AT the next term Of the Court the
worthy doctor, though he had sued in an
action of debt (Which is common law
action filed bill in chancery; but upon
being informed that such procedure was
unheard of and highly irregular he with
drew his suit. Such is the foundation,
such Is the starring point of an article
which has, in some manner, disturbed
several of the estimable gentlemen of the
County Court Of Brook County. 1t is
the pride and boast of the law that its
system of pleading is the perfection of
reason, and it has always been thought
by the highest Courts OF the land, highly
dangerous to suffer departure from its
systematic and scientific rules. Allow
one departure, however slight, and you
prepare the way for Thousand. Favor
one blockhead, and you will have ten
thousand barking at your heels. Every
discontinued and aspiring young politi-
clan seems to think 1t necessary to flash
his maiden sword in an attack upon the
County Court system. Every routed
sutton, every defender Of weak and
hasclcsS cause and every man whose
head locks three original ideas
deems this cheap, simple and rapid
tribunal forth dispatch of legal BUSINESS
fit subject for pointless arrows and blunt
ed sarcasms. The Constitution Of the
State allows every county to choose its
own judicial and fiscal system, and if the
people of any county are dissatisfied,
they need no shining stars to point them
out the remedy. Meeting ms the Coun-
ty Courts do, six times II year, sutton
can bring an ordinary suit to a conclu-
sion before he need expect to hear the
blast of the archangels trump. There
is Il complaint that good men are not
chosen, if this be true the people can look
to themselves for any necessary reform.
1t is just as easy to elect good members
of the Court as it was to select first
class Board of Supervisors under the old
regime. Certainly the gentlemen ut
present sitting on the bench, can compare
iavurably with the old Boards of super
visors. Hoping that when County Courts
are next attacked, we shall hear better
reason. We remain an admirrr Of
BROOKE.
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No . No 1 No y No 10

No.s4, 10 and run daily:SNo. Z daily
Ensi bound trains make direct c4mnrc-
lions at baltimore with trains lor unl,.h
,I,lubia, New York and Boston. NJ "'sh-
inrinn civ for all points South.
WrSi bound trains make direct cohh''-
i'm. for :sll ,oints West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all hI|ht trh'h>'
WHEEL mo 1'TTTSHt.RIH dND hHH-
T7ADRE DITLSIoN.
EAST-LEANES "tsl r.
aWhrrlng oH,,'n' s!,H, VI
daily at....!b:o 4. NJ uaIlH az, IT, '' ''
Wheeling "nNui',- ,,.,nI. NJ
,C,,,''i,xS cxc,.pted. i"Sundtys excepted.
r,.,..,S to all principal points can b"
i,,"r.'J NJ thr Office at the Depot.
Pi"'"'''' 80 TII,,S. Il. SHARP,
Master ui Transportation.
- ~ DEVRIkS. General Agent, Wheel
H. l. IVA movie
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uAvIsG PURCHASED ALL TIL

UAVISG PURCHASED ALL THE
Ill right, title and interest Ia and Ia the
West Va. Stencil and rral Works, Will
continue Ia" same al tb" old stand. No. ~
sixteenth street, aud RESPECTFULLY sOlicii a
continuation 81 the patronage OF all la
n.-a1I 81 anything In our line. Charfer y.
Etz has charge 81 the works. and Will eE-
ccuts Hll orders promptly and satIsfac-
tOTiIy. We employ no agcnt- or can vas
s..rs, and all persons are hereby cautioned
against any on. representing themselves
IA such. JOHN IT. ZEyELI, Proprietor
West Va. Stencil and seal Works. oeSJ
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aaUNI(lPNL COURT OF WHEEL
+" ING. December Term, 1874, lrc"m

Lewis y. Wells and James +. Mcguire, lat"
partners, doing business under the hrhl
name OF l.. =. Wells a Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-28

Accommodation train leaves b"ilaire n!
- p, NJ, and arrives AT SieubenViieH
Tickets Ia all principle points IN IN, me
60, IA Nest can bc procured NJ the
IT;-ai,,, T;,kr Office in Mcclure House. ana
III tue r. Il. MYERS,
ro,-.; General Passenger 4 ncket Agent:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-28
Hvnah for The PeRitentirV!

WE Havoc HAND AID FOR BALE
w Four Hundred Thousand good m"f-
cbautabl. Brick, which We viii deliver NJ
The depot. or any place In 10. town ni
NOundsyiile, ut the rate OF 30 per th"n-
sand.
Also Finy thousand Paving Brick
g. 20 per thOusind. ,,,-
AIs0 Ten good Two Hons Yarn agons'
which we will sell If prices ranging rom
SO TO ~. a--,....
Also Ten frst class Two HOr-e spring
WAGONS, finIshed 10 good siyls, al pTic'-
raDgtng trUm SID "a SIG.
Also Two Two-r@ated, Iighi 6ranrer
Wagons, for two hOrses, finished ia M
highest style ofthe art, which Will ~ 1n!d
foT ylsB per wagon
AiGo a null line Of from first class IL com.
mon Houss held FuTnitufe. which We VIII
s.lI at Cincinnati Wholesale prizes.
Aiao ON hand constantly, large supply
Of Brozus Boots and she's, at the lowest
market prices and are prepar'si 70 make
10 order, from the b%St Sbtaibabl- import,
"a stock, GeniIem@n'E Boots, SHOES ana
G;aIt.rx. in the --latest style and at prices
that canpoi b. reached By any other 60
tablisiirn IN the state.
All Df the above NAMED Work 10 yaFTan-
ts,I 10 Ii made Oi the hest material and in
a gOrkInanIlke manner.
WM. l.. BRIDGFS,
,enIstb superintendent
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REMOVAL.

TIME 4rSA FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURASCE COMPANY have Removed
if..ir ONE. TO No. i3I5 Market street, few
doors south Of the Register once. dedss
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NELL g. ELLIhGHAM,
Wholesale Gr0Cers
1908 Main st.

Have now In store and FOR SAFE:
2N Halt Bills Lake Herring.
lm White Fish.
3r No. 3 Mackcrel.
2W No. . MackCrel.
4OO Packages Mackcrcl,2 and III quarter
barrels and kits.
y Tierccs choice Carolina Rice.
40 RbIS choice y. q. MolaSses.
~ IhdS choice y. y. Sugar.
- BblS SyrupS.
2,O RblS Standards A. u, Extra e. Grana-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ami
5OO Bills Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone, ldlrwise, Howard anu other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime 10 choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime To choice u. J.
Teas. N .r,
80 Caddies prime to Choice q. y: Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces llalbrooks j. X.
MilIincr's, PAGES and other good ana re-
liable brands, among the best in IN" couh a,
trv. our stock is fun and complete, and
will be offered to the trade mt the lowest
market price. We invit" close buyers !"
call and examine our stock before purrh'
aSing elsewhere.
marble NELL Sfbi'lN'hA"'
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Vim. Dillon. attachment in assumpSlt.

VIM. Dillon, attachment in aSStlmpSlt.
Thi. ,lnv came the plaintiffs, 10y their
attorneys, and, upon their MOI Inc AZ
tnchmrnt in said cause Il docH"lcd. lhc
object of this suit being la recover from the
DEFENDANT the sum Of seven hundred ana
my dollars. with interest thereon rom
MAY 3lSt lS73. til" amount due rom th"dc-
frudrnt Ia tn" plaintiffs on certain aSr''-
m"nt In writing, signed ny 'ln NaIi M
niIInu. dated nj Washington city, Decent
h,r tih ISL by which said agreement III
writing. the said defendant promised Ia
nay la the plaintiffs seven hundred anu
fify dollars, ~ soon as an hudltl"hhI III
Inwancr should Ia made In the matter ot
The defendants claim, iur services OF til"
steamer Morning Light, then pending IN
the. Department., the plaintlrS 70 give me
defendant all the assistance III their power
in furthcring said settlement, ana 1" . ~,
irct the following real estate, to-wit: Tn"
east one-half ~ of lot No n, situated on
the south side ~ 18th street, in Graham :
addition Ia the city Of Wheeling, West
Virginia. Ia the payment OF said claiil>'
and the order OF attachment issued hgfrlh
having been returned executed, ana the
rc,l rStat,. hercintofOrc described having
been levied on by virtue of said attach
mant and the defendant not having Deem
s.ryrd with copy of said Attachment, nor
with process In said suit, and II Appearing
from The return on said process 10y ia" S''I-
r,.ant Of the city Of Wheeling, that The de-
I,ndant, Vim. Dillon, Il not u resident Oh
I'M. State Of West Va; on motion ol iHt
plaintiffs, by their attorneys, IL u ordcr'h
hv the Court that said defendant do APP
near within four weeks after The date the at
iirSt publication OF this order, and do what
is necessary 10 project his interests. Ana
this order shall IL. published and poster a.
r.,nuirri In chapter lSS Of the acts of the
legislature Of ls-2-:l. passed December 18Th,
ls7S. concerning orders OF publication and
this matter l. continued.
A copy. Teste:
pANAi. HUBBARD, Clerk.
TAYLOR & BARR,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. dec-i"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-12

LEGAL PASSENGER TRAINS
LEAVE
ViC&io i "a 0i 6y
FOR CARSON CITY
s:l5 aud AS -. M. md :; a ) p. IN.
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SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE.

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,aaa n and fer the County O. ovunshy = kiiE-
sLETH btiSE. Plaintiff. ~. JOSIAH 4.
EsINE. a. e n.iarIi-
A-t,.u BROUGHT in th. ni.trict C0ur, III tn.
~syC.t. IL IcisI lsSiIist II the STATE II Nevada.
IN ant Il p tL. ,,.,Iilty Il Crsby, AMI the
rant aid j.. sad Comfy Z. crusty. IL the
~. IL th. clerk ,f said is:rIrt Court
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stf-Jy JrusEs. sI.s H. aII>Vs. III. Ia Al
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st.,5I--ls4 s,s ~>ar-t> Il liz, fCF YIs1s tn
family l-s,. than two r"ar- ia-t past. VI ICii
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cgU'd Isat law hen s,uI,'s q! = Urtl.I-sy u
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avaEt.- Il ils -sr, oy and tJlu, 4tICI GI tie
n.iu.r cEi3dT.E tissue q Your Marriage hsIE.
rHkEEES and FRANCES, aid u IN, II itr costs
of suit
tn, you AZ asr, b. nu.iIi,i that If ,'II fell 70
.rygaE sH.I answer the sad ccu-i l.int - above
required. the said plsIutf VIII aui " 10 the
Court for the relief therein l.r.Sed.
Given under my J.. ri. and tnr :. ii
II tzl- Izsiris I CCt.si OF the Second
Juiic;al District Il the State 81 Ne
" i - yaIs. ia nj fer tie Ceiuty Of
GrIusa- -IIis .g:h LAY ~ jay. ia The year
G: our Lori ore Thousand eIsI-. Lun,iT i and
sstEry-lcJr.
THuS. J. Ei'HARDS Clerk.
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THROUGH PASSENGER Trains
WILL LEAVE

5r RENO, eo-fI..Ctin. with P.Steru .rd Western
sound Pssss ~ Trains Of the {. ?. L. +.
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FOR STATE PRINTER
b. H. ~ T. T. H.

KlCSPECTFVLLY AMMO CNCE -
Ii 4 ms. II a candidate Got me o.sc OF STATE
PI.i >fES. sIhj.cs 20 the sc;iS2 II The STAT
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VIRGINIA & TEuCkEE r. r.
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IN md ArTI-E FEBRUARY Isl,
U iss5.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18
Remarkable Discoveries Recently Made
in the Mammoth Cave Of kentucky.

Mr.. w. +. Putnam, Jr., of Salem, Mass,
director of the Peabody Academy. and a
Nice-President of Essex Institute, has been
making "A scientific exploration of the
Mammoth Cave OF Kentucky. He took
home with him several specimens of the
eyeless fish which abound in the rivers of
the cave. and few fish hitherto unknown
To exist there. These latter have eyes and
are OF blackish color-tAf blind fish be-
ing nearly white. Microscopic examina-
ton OF the blind fish showed. where the
ewes should be, number of delicate
threads which would seem 10 float above
their heads. These are nervous filaments
by which the sense of touch is made To
replace that of sight. The fish that have
eyes swim close 10 the bottom of the water
instead of near the surface. as the blind
fish do. A correspondent of the New
York Mail. who gives that paper an ac-
count of the discoveries, considers this fact
a staggeier to the theory OF Mr.. Darwin.
''lf,' he says, ''as the Darwinians claim.
the blind fish had lost the sense of sight
from lack of need of il. and had been
bleached out by the darkness in which
they lived. these other fishes living still
below. and. il possible. in darker place
than their eyeless brethren, should be
quite as blind. and even more coloriess."
Mr.. Putnam found a strange variety of
flora. which was pretty much all root. But
the most remarkable discovery of all was
that OF human remains. Says the Mail
correspondent "Mr. Putnam has brought
home several skeletons found imbedded i'm
the soil miles within these other caves.
Some few miles in. also. they noticed curl
Gus piles OF stones. which had in the CEN
ter a round hole. and seemed to be- black
ened by charred substance. Farther in
they came upon bundles of faggots tied
with ropes of grass. which were evidently
the fapers set TO burn in these cairn can
dlesticks. They also found moccasins of
woven gaass, here one and there another.
in the SOIL as though they had been cast
off by their probably prehistoric owners
and in one place pair. tied up together
by the same twine of woven grass. Ii j.
at first sight, to say whether
these remains are hundreds or thousands
of years old; but they are AT any rate pre-
historic. and there are indications To show
that they reach back TO the antiquity OF the
Roman cave dwellers. Implements and
utensils are also found in abundance, such
as have beeu discovered in European caves
a. well -
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18
Parasites and Mutualists.

Professor Van Benedrn states i'm a for
eign periodical that there are some animals
which. without being parasites. vet cannot
live without aid. and who claim from their
relations sometimes a resting-p!ace by
their side. where they may divide a meal
with their host. Although. for example.
a COpepod Crustacean Is installed i'm the
body of an Ascidian and inrercepts the
passage TO its mouth Of some good titbits,
yet we cannot regard il az parasite.
Should an animal kindly render service to
his neighbor. whether keeping his teeth
in order (as species OF plover. which en-
ters the mouth of the crocodile and re-
moves the debris that the animal from its
immobile tongue cannot get rid of, thus
serving as living toothpick) or, rs the
Opalinas of the rectum Of frogs, in remov-
ing the delictus which encumbers certain
organs. we cannot say that il i parasite.
Ii Is no more a parasite than he who
squats by the side of vigilant and clever
neighbor and quietly takes his siesta, a
does the screech owl in Mexico and the
West, which places itself under the care of
a small subterranean rodent, excessively
alert and vigilant, the Spermophile. Ii is
no more parasite. in pleasant vein, than
he who. like the Remosa. lazily anchors
himself to good swimmer and fishes by
his side, without fatigue to his fins.
There are also mutual service, rendered
among several species, and for this mode
of life Van Beneden proposes the term
mutualism, term which should claim a
place 10y the side of parasitism. In this
category he places those animals, like the
plover mentioned above, which act as n
dentist TO the crocodile. and like the male
frog, which acts as an accoucheur To his
wife in using his fingers as forceps to
bring forth the eggs into the world. The
beef-eater performs surgical operation
each time that IL opens with its beak the
tumor on the back of the buffalo which
contains larva. sit Is an operator who
pays for his keeping. Nearer at home we
see the Startling render in our fields the
same service as the beet-eater In Africa
and can we not say that there Is among
these animals more than a specially In the
art Of healing? We need not forget that
the undertaken Is common parsonage In
nature. and that IL is never without some
profit TO himself or his offspring that this
somber workman (the burying bectle)
turies Lead bodies. There are even some
animals not without some analogy with
the shoeblack or the scourer. and which
perform. with certain sort of coquetry,
the toilet of their neighbors." Such are
the Caligus and Argulus among Crus-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18
The Yaller Dog.

The following Is the postscript TO a
school-boy's composition on dogs:
| forgot TO menshm the yaler dog,
which Is Of a numerous spcshoes, and full
of fleas. He wears his tail between his
hind legs, and is always running away
frsm somebody what amt pesterng him.
IL | had TO have dog, an IL was yaller, |
would be like Mary and take little lamb,
though ! must feel otful soft. A dog what
is of that disgustin color acts like he had
Just stolen something or was just going
to. There amt but one thing dont't like
as well as dog that is yallcr in spots or
all over, and that Is cats. like to put on
as much dog as any |. but don't want 1t
10 be a yaller dog, or cats. Ime not of an
evil dispersishun and aint akustomed TO
heckter dun brutes an pull the wings out
en dies, but If l see a yaller tail lying
around luse line bound TO tie something TO
ii IL never git 10 be an angel rs long as
live. Idc do it If il was the next thing
ever done. | once had circumstance in
my life which alwais reminds me Of some
thing ant forgot to this day. Dad sent
me into the smoke house ] mite to Git
a piece of fat meat for his felon. / set
the candle on barril an begun to slise
oph a hunk OF fat from some side meat
with an old butcher knife. l was skeer-
ed but didn't let on. | was a whislen
Sho Fly kindly easy like when all of
sudden the terriblest thing happened.
aint skeered OF ghosts, ,.cause there aint
no such thing, but this was wossern
ghosts. A big yall:r dog jumped down
the hole in the roof rite on To that candle
and put il out, an went down into the
sope barril. | heerd il howl an seed its
eyes glarn an its hair stanin on both
ends, am | squatted down on my back an
screened. knewit would eat me up if il
found where | was, so screened more.
made up my mind if il got out OF the bar
ril and come at me. would jab that
butcher-nife into il duzzen times. But
had dropped the butcher-nife into the
barril when | first got reddy 10 squat
down. SO | had nothing but an o,d pis-
tul which was up stairs in my pants pock-
ct and weren't loded. just bel the dog
got out the nabOrs came over expecting
that lde killed burglar. Dad bounced
in and struck a match, an pointed at the
barril and dident say nothing, i was so
mad. Dad lit another match an looked
into the barril, an putted in his hand al
pulled out great big canvis-backed ham,
which had broken off the nail and fell into
the barril instead of dog. Then they all
laughed. an when ime around any more
they say "Ahem, a-ham," like they was
koilin up something, but l know what
they mean, consarn EN-. An that's what
makes me so unpleasant with yaller dogs.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

proyemcnts u lie borne by the General Govern
ment in the cities Of Washington and Georgetown
and the country should be carefully and eqnitably
defined.
IMPROVEMENT on THE Mouth OF THE NlssIs.
-fffl.
In accordance with recti0n 3, of act approved
June - ls.l, | appointed board Ia make
survey ~ the mouth ot the Mississippi River,
with a view 10 determine the best method of Oh
tanning and maintaining a depth of water sun
rient for the purposes Of commerce. etc and in
accordance with an act entitled An act Ia
provide for the appointment Of "a commission of
engineers % investigate and report permanent
plan for the excavation Of the alluyial basin Of
the Mississippi River subject 10 inundaton," 1
appointed commission Of engineers. Another
board has not vet completed il lahors When is
reports are received they will he forwarded To
Congress without delay.
Signed L. :. GRANT.
Executive Mansion. Dec. :. 1874.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

the substitution of a sound and stable medium
OF exchange for an irredccmahls paper currency
will tend to restore confidence, and thus cause
revival OF industries ana general business.
There will be no better time in the futsre 10
enter upon the work of returning To specie basis,
and the Secretary feels that he cannot Too strongly
urge the adoption Of the measures he has indicat'
ed, on such others AS will more certainly lead 10
the desired end
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

Recently carpenter named Elias Will
liams began the erection of a frame house
in an unfrequented district about sixteen
miles north of Welstown, Hamilton Coun-
ty, \. y. He hired George Smith To as
sist him. One day, when drunk, the two
men began to quarrel. Williams. in the
course of the struggle. threw Smith over
a wooden saw-horse and sawed of the
head of his antagonist. severing it entirely
from the body. Williams soon after cut
his own throat
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

"A young l&ly entered book store
and confidently said 10 an assistant. II
want My Father" II don't know him,
ma'am. We don't keep fathers on ice
here. This isn't a home for decayed old
gents. nor an inebriate asylum said the
assistant. at appears to be a lunatie asy-
lum, and you re a tirst-class inmate. What
want. sii, is novel called My Father. y
Now this young man colors up and
coughs and walks away in silence when
any of his fellowyoung men say any thing
about "father."
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

Mr.. ARCHEY MCkrssIcK, of Rockdale.
Pa, in writing to DIR. Wishart. says: My
son was pronounced incurable with consump-
dial. we purchased three bottles, and he COM
menced using 1t, and from that day to this he
has been getting WELL
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

As my wife at the window one beauti-
fnl day stood watching man with mon
key. cart car.e along with broth OF a
boy. who was driving stout little donkey.
To my wife then spoke, by way Of joke,
There's a relation of yours in the car
riage." To which she replied. when the
donkey she spied, "Ah yes relation BY
MARRIAGE