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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-08
RIVER NEWs.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated nine feet ten inches in the
channel and rising.
The Express left for Psrksrsburg yes
tsrday morning at tbs usual hour.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon at four o'clock.
About half q dozen coal boats passed
down during yesterday.
The Mallie Ragon will leave for Pitts
burgh this morning, at four o'clock.
The Courier will leave for Parksrsburg
at 10! o'clock this morning.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati at
8 o'clock this afternoon.
The Carrie Brooks, from Pittsburgh for
GAINESVILLE, is due tonight.
Business about the landing yesterday,
was more active and lively than 1t has
J been for year.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, December River :
feet inches and on astand-snowing.
CAIRO, December 7.-Arrived-Joe
Henry, St. Louis; Jas. d. Parks, Men,
phis. Dcparted-Longworth, New Or
leans; Kenny, Vicksburg; Andy Baum.
Memphis. River II feet 4 inches and
falling. Weather clear; mercury 6S'.
CISCIYNATI, December River II
feet IL inches and stationary. Consld-
cradle snow fell during the dav, and is
vow cloudy and cold. Arrived-Robert
Mitchell, New Orleans.
The Wild Duck and bargcs cOllided
to-day with the steamer United States,
and broke between thirty and forty out
riggers, tore out the side Of the cook
house, damaging the guard, and knock
ing some freight overheard. The Wild
Duck and barges were uninjured.
EVANSVILLE, December 7.-Weather
cloudy; rain and snow during the night;
mercury 40 to 81 degrees. River fallen
3 inches, with feet 9 inches on the
gauge. Down-Evansville, Governor
Allen and barges, Arlington, Pat Gle
| bOurn. Up-ked lIouu, Snalilpio"'
p. Gracey and Morning Star, Sandy
Generally with good trips. Business
good.
ST. LOUIS, December 7.-Arrived-
Messenger, Pittsburgh, and Julia, Vicks,
burg. Departed-Chester, Memphis, and
Paragon, New Orleans. Weather cloudy
and cold. River falling.
LOUISVILLE, December River fall
ing with & feet five inches in Canal and
{ feet . inches in Indian chute. Arrived
Ed. Hobbs and barges, Wheeling;
Alex. Swift and tow Pomcroy; r. \
Babbage and tow, st. Louis Mountain
Ger. ST. Louis. Departcd-C. d. Church
New Orleans; Hobbs and Alex. Swift
with tows, St. Louis; Bahbagc and tows
Wheeling. Weather cloudy and plea
SAINT.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTAL the
Music Store of Messrs. Adams and Lu-
cas-, 1927, Market street, the visitor will
find very large and elegant
display of Pianos and Organs, and other
musical instruments, among them the
Steinway, knsbe, Chickering, Hazel;on
and Emerson Pianos, at prices from $3.50
upwards, and the Mason Hamlin, Smith
American, Estey, Wood and Packard
Organs. in cases of the most elegant
style and finish; also several good second
hand Pianos and Organs, in good order
and cheap. Call and examine this fine
stock. and learn the popular prices and
liberal terms on which they are sold or
rented.
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BEFORE SQUIRE KAMMER-Yester-
day morning Kate Oxford had her liege
lord arrested and taken. before Squire
Hammer, on y charge of disturbing the
peace and domistic repose of their family
circle. The Justice held him in the sum
of $500 to keep the peace for one year,
and also fined him one dollar and costs,
for indulging in little profanity during
the trial. He failed to "snti" and he was
committed to Jail.
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GRAND JURY's WORK.-The Grand
Jury was organized by the appointment
of A. J. Pannell rs foreman. They were
in session during the entire day, and re-
turned the following true bills:
Mrs. Ellen Shanlcy, five indictments
for selling intoxicating liquors without
license; Henry Schultz, for unlawtulIy
resisting an officer; John Soldier, selling
spirituous liquors, wine, ale and beer, and
like drinks, on Sunday Peter and Will
liam Heiser, for tresspass; Peter Heiser,
assault and battery; Peter and William
Heiser, for unlawfully pulling down
and injurying tho fence Of others; Peter
and William Heiser, petit larceny;
Elizabeth Miller, two indictments for
selling liquor on Sunday; Elizabeth and
August Miller, for selling intoxicating
liquor to minor; Nicholas Gamer, in
dicted for selling liquor to minor, not a
true bill.
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FESTIVAL To-NIsHT-The ladies of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church will
hold fair and festival tonight for the
benefit Of the church. Among many
other attractions will be q museum of
unique and original curioslties.. Also q
recitation by Miss Sallie Meholin, Super
of the infant class Of the Sab
bath School. The festival will be held
in the church.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
December 8, 1874.

r December 8, 1874
BELLAIRE.
An immense amount of eosland freight
has passed down the river lately, and
river men, miners and manufacturers are
all elated and busy.
The weather continues very mild for
the time Of year, and many who claim to
have the gift of prophssy say that there
will yet be three weeks Of Indian sum-
msr.
The numbering Of the city is still GO
ing on, and the work is being done well.
A HORSE attached to a spring wagon
belonging to John V. OMaley, grocer
on Belmont street, ran away yesterday
forenoon Oh Water street, between
Second and Third, causing regular
stampede amongst the pedestrians who
were passing along at the time. One
man and q little boy about nine years
old were in the wagon, but both escaped
unhurt. The was badly used up by
coming in contact with one of the piers
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
bridge. The horse was frightened about
as much as the parties who were in the
wagon.
EVERYTHING is lovely, &c, at police
head quarters. No arrests made yester-
day.
THE Teachers Association of Belmont
county, will be held in the Union School
House of Bellaire, commencing December
2Sth. The b. i .. Railroad Company
and the " heeling packets will return
visitors at greatly reduced rates, at least
we have been informed that such ar
rangements have been made.
IT was source of infinite satisfaction
to us yesterday evening to find that
Brother Naylor had informed the readers
of the Standard that some of our citizens
attended church on Sunday. He must
| think that the readers Of the Standard
here don't go to church.
The Ionic Lodge, No. 433, met last
night for the purpose Of making arrange
ments for the funeral of Mr.. ). j. Alex
ander, who died on Sunday afternoon.
The funeral will take place tomorrow.
If you want to spend the long winter
evenings pleasantly, subscribe for the
| REGISTER.
ACCIDENT w c are sorry to learn that
our friend, Mr.. John Rodefer, who re-
sides n short distance from this city, cut
his foot very badly while chopping wood
Yesterday morning. Medical aid was
called in and the wound properly cared
for.
The following shows the range of the
temperature, AS observed at Mercer
drug store, No. 49, Water st. Monday
at P. NJ, 80.
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POLICE CoURT.-There were four cases
before the Police Court yesterday morn
ing.
"Booze" Leasure, for drunkenness,
wat committed to Jail for thirty days in
default of paying a fine of twenty dol
lars and costs.
James Farago was fined and paid a
fine of five dollars and costs for getting
too drunk.
Henry Bushman was fined twenty
dollars and costs for drunkenness. In
default of payment he was sent to Jail
for thirty days.
A hearing Of the charges of disorderly
conduct and resisting an officer preferred
against Charles Lefty was continued un-
til this morning.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December Flour
Dull; western superfne 81 2564 SO; do
extra 81 1905 %. Wheat-Dull; No.
9 red western 81 23@l "a. Corn-Mix-
cd western dull and nominally at SOC.
Oats-Firmer; mixed western 6ic; white
do toe. Rye-Wcak and lower at 81 90
@l %. Hay-Dull and unchanged.
Pork-Noninally at S2l 90. Bacon
Firm and scarce; shoulders 10!c; clear
rib sides l3f@l34c. Butter-Western
unchanged. Petroleum-Unchanged
Coffee Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
81 0S.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, December 7.-Cotton-
Dull but unchanged. Wheat-Firm
and scarce at 81 1901 90. Corn-De-
mand fair and prices advanced. Barley
Scarce; fall 81 As. Pcrk-Dull at
$50 OO@20 so spot; 81 90 seller Febru-
AIRY. Lard-Dull; steam lSt@l3sc
Bacon-Dull and nominal; hams liza
llic; closing at inside. Green Meats
Dull. Whisky-Scarce and strong at 96c
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JACK FROST having decided to visit a
few months with lis the coming winter,
and make it pleasant Tor his friends,
everybody should know, of course where
TO go and dress up in suitable garments
to receive HIM and really enjoy his visit
among us. Therefore we would advise
everybody not yet provided with the
necessary heavy winter garments to go
at once to II. Franks great One Price
Clothing House and secure some Of the
excellent bargains he is Offering now ut
store. No. 30 Twelfth street, Wheeling.
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BEFORE SQUIRE GILLESPY-iester-
dav John Koehnlcin swore out warrant
for the arrest of H. j. LOOMS, charging
him with breach of the peace. A hear
inc in the case was set for next Saturday
before the above named Justice.
A man named T. B. Brothers, swore
out warrant against Lewis Davis, be-
fore the same Justice, charging him with
having obtained ten barrels Of apples
under false pretence. \ hearing Of the
case was set for last night, but we did
not hear the result.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, December THE pack
age trade was only moderate, and the
iobbing branches inactive. Brown and
bleached cottons in fair request; New
York mills shirtings reduced to Ice
Prints in good demand; Side Bands and
Chintzes sell freely; Wamsutta prints re-
duced to 6fc. Heavy Cassimeres and
Worsted Coatings in fair request. Ken.
lucky Jeans fairly active.
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Rnc 0ninf and lnn

STATE BoNDs-Quiet and dull.
SToCKs-Were weak and feverish
early in the day and prices declined 3(9
% per cent. the chief decline being in
Pacific Mail. The decline was caused
by raid of the bears. Later in the day
the whole market was active and strong,
and advanced l@2s per cent against the
decline early in the day of 3(Gs per cent.
The leading stocks were Pacific Mail,
Lake Shore, Northwestern, st. Paul,
Rock Island, Western Union, Wabash,
Ohios and Union Pacific. The trans
actions aggregated 275,00O shares, Of
which $4,000 were Pacific Mail, $4,000
Western Union, 10000 Northwestern,
1900 Rock Island, 10000 st. Paul, 1900
Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, $4,000 Ohio u
Mississippi, 2l,o0O Toledo Il Wabash
and 10000 Union Pacific.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, December 7.-Flour-De-
mand light and holders firm. Wheat
Dull; No. . white Wabash 81 l5!; No.
/ white Michigan 81 p; amber Michi-
gan 81 0s!. Corn-Demand fair and
market firm; high mixed 70!@7lc; seller
December tic; seller January old high
mixed 75c; low mixed 69c; old &c. Clo-
yer Seeds Us.
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CoNTINUEp.-The case of James
Nicholson, charged with being impli-
Gated in the robbery of Smith, Dean X
Cos. clothing store last Thursday night,
before Squire Caldwell, was continued
until this morning at 10 o'clock.
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SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING to put
our two-third Life Size or 20X24 Photo
graphs within the reach Of all, | have
made reduction in the price of same as
below: From one negative, one SIS %,
two $2G 90, three $33 90. In pairs, two
persons, one pair, $50 90; two pair,
Sl5 90; three pair $50 90. This will en-
able every one to procure fine, scrvicca-
bic. Christmas gift for their friends, and
one that will be highly appreciated.
Very respectfully,
u Hail
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IT is said that many of the bar-mills in
and about Pittsburgh have sufficient
supply of 'muck iron" on hand TO keep
the other departments of THE mills run
ming if the puddlers are idle.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEvELAND, December Wheat
Dull and unchanged. Corn-Dull and
unchanged. Oats-Steady and unchsng-
ed. Petroleum-Firmer; standard white
car lots SIC; Ohio state test l0fc; small
lots l@2c higher.
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.

The resignation of Samuel Fleming MS
constable of Trisdelphia District, was
accepted, dating from Dec. I, 1874.
The petition of K. S. Hopkins, w. A..
Cracraft and others, for q survey of the
Fairmont pike in Richie District, east of
the city, was referred to the committee
on Roads and Bridges, and requested to
make the survey nsked for.
The bill of G. Mendel, Booth & Co.,
was ordered paid.
The bond of w. II. Forsyth, consta-
Bile of Union district, was received and
filed.
The petition IF certain citizens Of
Triadelphia district to make a gateway,
or private road, of that portion of the
West Liberty road, beginning at a point
on the National road near Peter Kinks
residence, thence to the intersection Of
Chapel road, was granted.
Frank p. Mcneil was granted a certi-
ficate of attorneyship to practice IN the
courts of this county.
Adjourned.
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From this date offer my entire stock,
consisting of the handsomcSt assortment
of trimmings, laccs, and ladies wear, in
the city, at cost Call early and see for
yourselves. A new lot OF opera kids and
fans lust received. &. Mccoy,
"a llth Street.
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NOTICE The time being extended by
nv creditors ! will continue selling out
nv entire stock of Dry Goods and Car
pets at cost, the coming week, and | hope
the same liberal patronage and apprecia-
ton of great bargains and self-intercst
will be continued.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-This Court met
at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, but
nothing ofpublic Importance or interest
was transacted.
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GREAT closing out sale Of Boots and
Shoes. On and after this date / viii
close out my entire stock Of Boots and
Shoes retail at wholesale prices.
L.V. BLOND,
ll2S Main Street
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FOR 9ALD.
AVAILABLE SHORT CREEKFARM

u,uE rSpERsIGSED OFFERS TIE
farm upon which he resides pi ~
n is situated In Brooke county n LII.
from The mouth Of Short Creek. A. ~.
iains 20 acres OF excellent land. undrI w
higheSt state Of cultivation, the sno., ls
Which Il underlaid with Two 1900
Veins Of coal, convenient 20 the river "a
p "a x. railroad. Ny dwelling Is 60
brfck two story house, S5x5O feet tne ~
are good. and ample 10 house I'D AT.
the stables and out buildings are Al Ia
elias. The farm has on IL Two HEr,ndsoi
Which furnish an abundance Of AL .Ia,b.
,,nif I will seu the farm and coal toSs"
a. or senarately, as may be desired, ,.s
a.. n--rsou deai1ng 20 examine W
premisss viii be shown over thsm W
nndersigned, who resides thereon; soN
oe2 ssgrb Ao
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corner loaferism in Richmond is pun
ished by fine of five dollars per loaf. 1t
would be a good idea to punish it the
same way in Wheeling.
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STILL a large stock Of seasonable Dry
Goods and Carpets are to be sold at cost
by J. w. FEEEEL-
Centre Wheeling.
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TO-DAY will be observed the same Us
Sunday by the devout members of the
Catholic church, this being known as the
feast of the immaculate Conception.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-08

PERsoNAL.-Judge Ilogo, of Martins
burg, will preside over the deliberations
of the Circuit Court to-day. Judge
Melvin has gone to Msrtinsburg to take
charge of Judge Hoge's Court.
Hon. Okcy johnson, of Parkersburg,
is at the st. James Hotel.
"Fritz" and his troupe have rooms at
the St James.
The Wheeling Knights Templars who
visited New Orleans during the session
eff the Grand Commandcry there, are ex-
pccted home this evening.
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FURs cleaned and repaired at the
Glove Factory, Market street below post
flee. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE County Court will hold its SEES
sion in the grand jurors room, as the
Circuit Court meets in the regular court
room.
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J. W. FEEREL $,
Main and Goth street.

THE Goods and Carpets have got to be
sold at some price to raise money. Come
soon to get them, at corner Main and
Goth streets. j, w. FERREL.
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PARLoR coal bases, coal hods, steel and
common fire irons; also full line of
house-furnishing hardware, at very low
prices, at Nesbitt & Bros, 1910 Main
street
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market.

New YORK. December 7.-MosEr-
sSG4 per cent; choice msrehsntilc paper
5Ia6 per cent for sixty days and 90!
per cent for four months. Sterling dull
and quiet at 4649@495 for sixty days,
and 4s93@490 for demand. :,
GoLDEOpened at lllA and declined
to lll4. Carrying rates l3923(S3(S4
per cent and borrowing fst.s Customs re-
ceipts S2OS,OOO. Treasury disbursements
$4,000. Clearings 34,0O0,0OO. Specie
engagements for tomorrow S250,O0O,
Observation-Disclosures and lower,
with smaller transactions than usual.
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DIPTHERIA is said to originate from
the same cause as typhoid fever.
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IRISH Poplins in all shades and colere
TO be sold regardless Of cost, TO pay tbs
debit of j. W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and 10Th St.
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FURs cleaned and repaired at the
Glove Factory, Market street. below
postoffice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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FERRIES is the place for cheap dry
goods and carpets now.
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A BEAUTIFUL Weber Upright Piano
can be seen at Sheibs Music Store, lila
Main street.
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EIGHTY-FIvE tramps were entertained
at the Poor House during last month.
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TABLE CUTLERY and spoons in great
variety, for sale cheap, at Nesbitt q
pro.'a 1910 Main street.
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Box-ToE Scotch Eedgc Button Caters
at l.. V. Blends. Call and see them.
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JUVENILES are counting the days that
intervene till Christmas.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.

MAILS DUE AN. MAILS CLOSE A. n.
Col. & Ind. way. ...5.35 \. y, Phila,...;;4.i0
Hempfield way $50 Balt.& Wash. D.C.4.i0
Ratio. to Wig. $50 Wellsg Steub. ~
n. y, Phil'a, &c. $50 Wells. TO Wh 'g-.5.OO
Morristown. 10. 100 Wells. to Clev......5.U
Col, Zanes, Bell'r 1880 Cleye. TO Pitts .5.0O
Gin Ind, Barns'e 10. 50 Panhandle way 800
Chic, Louis, Cam 1880 WaShingtn, fa.o.i9
g " a u. Cley IL. so Wing to Col. way7.lO
Mt. Pleasant.....ll.0OLa Jan, ina, ot.EouiS-.W AZ
Pitts. Steubenv' .ll.0Chic., en-, Col..'..'..dV
Wellsb'g, P.Cen. .ll.30CamDrldge bus-".a.U
Az. Pitt. to Whg ll.30Graft. q Far. WayS.19
West Liberty ......ll.U River Mali".......iV.VV
4. NJ. r. N.
Graf. & Park II 50 Wing to Wells. l2.05
Kanawha c. ii "A 5OCleve., PittS.......l2O9
Col. TO Wing way $40 Boston ;;...:...'.''. lI.S ~
W eSL III - '''' q "a
Dayton q. OD MorriStown way..2.0
Columbus 600 Hempfield way .:.3.2I
Zanesyille 90 Bel'ry Barns, Camb3.25
CINCINNATI 500 Wing to Bait. way i.25
I. N. Ag't y. Y, Phiia....-4.2I
R.IIaire ....,.6 w Cleveland ......-....S.V
Cleve. to Wells-...6 % Lanes, Ina, St. L.s'V W
Cleveland ... o. IS Chicago, DaytOn...S.OO
Pittsburgh..........6l 40 l.. NJ All " '"H' O M
New Gork...........641 AS t",.'.'...;.'' o 40
Steubenville.......6i5 Col. q ina. Ag t.''o.Vv
Washingt'n Cityl030 Newark, Col....."..S. W.
Baltimore. 80 Lousville.............S.OO
,Cincinnati.....-....SOO
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THE closing out at cost continue yet
at Iembrace It'll J. w. FERREL's.
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COUNTY CouRT.-The December term
of the County Court commenced yester-
day morning, Judge R. h. Cochran pre-
siding. "
On motion of Fred Rogers, the bond
of Henry z. Psndlsten, as notary pub
lie, was presented and approved.
I'D. Whitman was appointed guar
dian for Eliza Daken and Geo. w. Da-
ken, orphans of Geo. w. Daken, deceas-
cd. Bond, $500.
On motion Of Daniel Peck, Esq,
Alfred II. Mitchell, resident Of Bel
mont county, Ohio, was admitted to prac-
tice in this Court.
The following cases were disposed of;
J. L. Turnipseed rs. Ephraim Trlmble,
continued off the docket; ]. P. Foose Us.
F. and w. Stevenson, dismissed agreed;
VIM. Diegel rs. William Miller, dismiss
ed. Mary Y. Merritt Us. ]. E. Hooten,
dismissed; Dunning & Robinson rs. Fred,
Rogers and others, dismissed at the costs
of the plaintiff; Edwin Z. Zane rs. H.W
Phillips, dismissed; W. Goodwin Il Co.,
u.s.. j. B. Mausser, dismissed; James Rus
sell Us. Luther Harrah, dismissed; james
NJ. Todd rs. S. II. Glenn, dismissed; j
II. Stallman s. Co. Us. j. st. j. Clarkson
dismissed; w. S. Hazlett Us. jacob Wal,
ters, dismissed; Hannah j. NJ. Robinson
Us. Samuel Wilson, dismissed; l'raeI
Robinson Us. Samuel Wilson, dismissed
J. Duval Is. j. w. Ferrel, dismissed al
plaintiffs costs; H. Lingen Us. Thoma:
Feeney, dismissed; State for use Of "
ID. Sawtell rs. r. w. Steadman ct aL., dis.
missed Henry West Us. G. W. Wilson
dismissed.
Fifty-fve jury cases in civil suits, have
been set for this term.
In the case of j. Tonini rs. U. Robert:
and J. S. Hargrsves, Mrs. Hargraves wa'
sworn and answered as garnishee, which
answer was insufficient and the case wa:
continued.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at o'clock.
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The star gazers will have busy time
tonight observing the transit Of Venus
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-08

THE Ohio ladies are talking about re-
viving the praying bands.