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ILLINOIS.
Articles Of association have boon issne;7 In
parties In Kankakoe to organize a compauv win
$4,000 capital stock. for tho purpose Of con-
atructlng horse-railway between Ka,lkakeo and
Bourbonnnls,-a French yi1sgo 2 1niIos north,
| vest Of Kankakee,
Tho Grand jury at Havana have found in
dtotmonta asainB. doputy in tho Circuit CIcrk's
onace .1 thefe, Tor embezzelnout Of the fuuds Of
tue Office; also against Mrs. Low, OF Sot]nrn
Tor the murder OF hor husband somo montha
cony: 1'A 'a1"
.,,. Tho S annua! session Of the Champaign TOWN.
| snip s1''day-sohoof Association convened ia
! GnampaRn yesterday. The afternoon session.
held III the Methodist Church, was largely ~
Tended, as was also tho ovonlng session ia thu
rsesoyl95tah . o ohurch. Excellent addresses wero
1naao. Inc election Of officers resulted in The
choice OF Il. a. Barnard as President and 81 ii
Douglas as Secretary.
MICHIGAN.
l.aat Monday night, two men entered tho
nouso OF Mrs. PaEMlee, q wealthy old lady living
alono nllos south Of Leroy. Thoy blndfolded
her. and demanded her motey. Sic tod than
that, II they would let her 60 into anotLor room
5 ahpse so so an w1nd sa get t0 mDnoy for them hoy
lilo house, 10 o!'t found nothing.
meet at Ionia Dec. 2. "N
-Henty Darkor farmer living north ~ 1,on.
sing, was seriously injured, day or trn nyo hv
tho giving way Of bridge over xhich i,o ,xog ~
driving. Ho was held fast in tho dnbr;a ,sth ~"
brokcr log and ankle, oyor all hour hafornn Eno5
Samaritan passed that way.
William Nco. who waa aoro t;n,o ,,o !.
posed from tho Methodist ministry for ailoe"d @
licontious conduct, ha1, iu the Grcnt nnmrfs ~
Mason, succeeded in proving that tho womar, in
the cHHe waB not the legal yyifo Of her snnnnaaj
husband, not having been diyorca1 frpn, -
former husband and a mol. nrns, hoe IN 49,
sequence, been entered.
IOWA.
Tho ateam-packet Red Wing. in ,oavino nrr-
1ington OH Saturday colljdetl wi,h tha far66
Jessie Edgngton CARRYING away tna lattnr:s
wheel house. The damages viii nrohohiw ~
disable tho boat. The Red Wing in thn Ias} NV
bound packet this soaann. ~ "Ao A0'' up
-Tho warfare aguinBt tin Honor.aa1,ar ..
Elkador continues. Since Mira. f. n Vanra;
commenced ncttons against tho iiotnr,v
Elkader, claiming de,unrea to fho ann,,o,t ~ ~
$4,000, Mrs. Eunico 4. Place. vita ~ y r.
I]nco. Of tho same town, has commenced sim;,er
casos. Mis-. Place claims In hor notitan o'tst 4Ist
aho hag sustained damages, to har huahnnd fama'
ily, mud herself to tic amount of sso I'M ~
account Of the intoxicating joucr So,J' ~ ~
lor husband Hhe Ina hroTnht 49, oo!e "
aggregating In damages 10 tho qctul amnmnl
aboyo mentioned, and against tho foIlnw,ng nars
ties: George Wasch,nuth for 81. 0lNI. Huss IT,
mnn. for 0,0u0; Jaoob Gtommer ~ s1m my.
, 1874-11-16

HE WILL NOT DE A CANDIDATE ron SENATOR.
PORTLAND No., Nov. 15.~-Spoakor Blaine Ina
Written 4 'ester to the Portland Press, in 70.
% %sgoneo to 2 Paragraph mentioning him as pos-
sloie candidate for Senator, in which he statoa
decidedly TINT 10 would, under no oircurnstancca.
, 1874-11-16

DECLINE or THE 1NsUnREcr1oN
t'lo JANE1Ro, Nov. 15.-Advices from Bpenos
Ayros represent that the insurrectiou ia on !. do.
ellno' Ton. Mitre, with 1000 men, is retreatiue
eoath"ards, and 10000 or $4,000 Government
troops are in aotiye pursuit..
, 1874-11-16

IOWA,
OFFICIAL VOTE ON SECRETARY or srArE.
From The Lea 1foines TIA u Kfo,ster. NM. N.
Tho following IL the vote cast for socretarv os
State at tue recent election, as announced BY The
Executive Council yesterday. Tho count il not
complete as to tho other State officers
, 1874-11-16

JOINT COMMISSION
VIENNA, Noy. 15-Tho Austrian and Russian
doFefnments have agreed to appoint Joint
commission to define their boundaries.
, 1874-11-16
ALI Quiet Among tho miners at Col.
ltnsyillo. Ill.

DFtc1u1 UIsp1Ech 10 IRt Chlc0u0 1ftbUN].
ALTON, ILL.,, Nov. l5.-8hcrfr Cooper, OF this
county, who returned from, Colasylllo last even-
Ing, informed your correspondent to-day that
everything MAS qu.ot amoug the striking coal
lninera when ho loft there last night. He will
return In tho morning, having received instruo-
lions from Gov, Boyortlge to do all III hia powor
and prevent tho destruction OF property, Gov
'Beyeridgo has sout 110 stand OF nrs to Collins.
yi!lo. which 6hcrK Cooper expects will arriye
there in tue morning,
, 1874-11-16

Strike to ne lnnugNrated ny nc,v
Rorh 'LOn::st0rolacm 4'o-duy-vio.
la'lco Apprelsendod.
NEw lonK, Nov. 15.-A large number of meet
lngs OF longshoromen woro held this evening
throughout tho city. At all of t1om it Ma m,
nouncod that tho employers having declared =
determination to mako reduction Of wages.
The longehoremen hayo resolved to str,ka
IN a body tomorrow. Trouble is
sS;'';,P aa;'h't;ciPatea, Is all tho Italians arc
and tlmofs arc aaoat that the atrikiue long.
slloIonen will resort to violence superiutoI-
gent Walling has notified ali tlo Police Captains
TO hayo force In readiness to suppress any out
break OF the 1ongshoromon.
, 1874-11-16
THE LABOR QUESTION.

Tho Ptttsburg PudAlers and Mann.
fnctllrcra.
P1rHBuRo, Pa, Nov. 15.-A meeting of irou-
manufacturers wss hold Yesterday afternoon,
Tue Commitsoo appointed to confor with tic
puddlers reported that thoy had made a PROPOSE
ton to the puddlors that With iron nj
cents they would pay IS for boiling.
and with iron at AZ cents, $3.50. II iron should
60 above cents they then would pay tho pros.
ont rates. The boilers arc not willing to accent
these t teEms. Another meeting viii bo lcfd
Wednosday night, -~'"
, 1874-11-16
WISCONSIN.
TIE LEGIBLATuNE OF 1875.

The following Is a list Of members OF tie mkt
Wisconsin Legislature. Republicans In Roman.
"Roformors" IN Italio, independents In auALJ,
1ApA.
, 1874-11-16
PARTY POLITICS.

| PARTY POLITICS.
Smith, of Arkansas, Well
Looked After, but
| Not Found.
The Garland Government
| Anxious to Take
| Him in Hand.
Public Sentiment in Favor Of
the Constituted Au-
thorities,
More Troops Ordered to New Or
feans---The Contested
Elections.
a Conservative Organ Ad-
vises the Assassination
Of Radical Officials.
Complete List of the New |
Wisconsin Legis|a-
ture.
Votes in the Congressional
Districts Of Wisconsin,
Official Vote of Iowa on Secretary
Of State and congressman.
Republicanism vs.. Dcmocracy---What
the Republican Party Has
Achieved,
, 1874-11-16
Chiprowa-T. q. Ha1bort.
0iark and Jsckson--Rtchard De,ohursk.
OKiuncl|, ' - At 3@o"14nunt - N'

| Chirrowa-T. g. Hn1hort,
0iark and Jscksou--Rtehard De,ohur,k
cGnm,4'a-nlnrcts Dardcn, J. Il. nowiands, !, D
Grawford-zensa Beach.
zobnns pbno-1saao Adans s. 0. Pnn.y, Daetd Ford, II
xds xnoEeo; 4. Jones. D. II. Coleman, John LLOYD
sc So @usn1n9Sg: nn1 Ta.ads AnvA s1Mrsox 2 orara.
Dunn-1sock j. Flint ''' ''Noho'a'
Ea,t o!4i1o--1. O. CalIshan.
y;e9aet r1nd sm L"c-w II. ploctor, asorss Hunter
atfantGJames Jo1rey, Iafaystte ca.ke, n.n II
ooatcst Dcos Abrams. ' 49,
9recn--C. r. Deniaton.
useon 1.ako-W. II. Dakin,
!owa-0rcn Kim, Kearton Coatcs,
o,tpnnTap otgmeT5sen-fhrt'an aysr, Asin Kellogg, J. "
Lunoau-Job n. Grant,
Kotosha-n Simmons.
La Crosze-Johu Bradley
~ Eayete-}ahn nderson,
Si1anitoowoc-F Smith, n y Lotgan, H. D. smart,
sstiara,'Gh-h; sturano}tc-n;ohIa,rn.a h,na,;; k..,.r
,,,aw TsnkeGIi. yHn aehaek Peter Fago. ". j. Ker-
fs :eol isWRfsei + psFgsGa oYs1 s'hl'ohtns r. r. zxt
nnionFoe-Eh naan. Waite, ". ". Jaokaon.
picroc-T. l.. Nelson,
rnrtaBo-a. II. Guornacy.
3nnctno-G: Z. Hi.ss, &. y. Th,tt.
RR{shkn9tl-N; RnSkMnl 5t, l: James; r j; Washbn!n.
o?sres osesSy IT, ef1i. hf0''&' Andre" o'F''''
Ht. csoI1-P. q. Romien.
sauk- 7. l.. Baker, D. 4. Wolch,
saaWano, &o.-iiarnnan Sabcr.
f. nmenoygsn-Joseph naia, p. 9trauahtR, N. @.
Ieenpoanlesn-N. D. Cometock
VeInon-Ofs Anderson, J. f. Newell,
rn.,n mnniWorth-E. II. Sharp. Charles Dunlap, Mn.
Mashfngtou-Phfip Schneider, dnire,p Martin.
Maukesha.S,Ms Harorr, 81. s. 11odgson.
Na1sahpra-J. H, Thomas,
f,,asa ,mnneoago[Asa Rogers, N. 8. Robinson, L. q,
Republicans. O.; neformers, 81 !; Independent, l,
VOTES FOR CONGRESS-,
n From ehe Aa<tson .ko,4rnaL Mop, II.
Ino following aro sables OF majoritles in tho
inherent Congressional Districts, corrected IN
% date. aud officials received AZ tho office Of tic
secretary OF State. When tho full vote Of a
oounty*is given 1t In official:
w.. FIRST DISTRICT.
, 1874-11-16

WARRINGTON, Nov. II, 1874.
A few days hnye passed sinco tho uncertain
populaco lot out the rope Of the Watchdog. The
Democratic party has something else to do now
but snarl; tho pnrt Of the press with convictions
md right powers something to do besides do-
gtructiyeuesB.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12
RIVER NEWS.


The river was falling last evening with
I feet 6 inches in the channel.
b. The Mallie- Ragon deperted for Pitts
burgh at FIVE o'clock yesterday morning.
The Express left for Parkersburg at the
usual hour.
The Exchange arrived from Pitts
burgh yesterday morning, and took her
departure for Cincinnati.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon.
The c. W. Hornbrook lett for Ship
pingport yesterday morning.
The Whale on her way up with tow
of empty barges last week sunk large
one near the point Of Wheeling Island
II was raised and put on the docks here
for repairs, yesterday.
The Granite State from Pittsburgh for
Portsmouthis due to-day.
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
this morning at 10! o'clock.
The r. X. Hudson will leave for Gin
ciunati this afternoon at o'clock.
The Carrie Brooks from GAINESVILLE for
Pittsburgh is due here tomorrow morn
ing.
julie Wehrman left for st. Louis yes
terdav morning Us clerk of the Ed. Hobbs.
The Vint. ShinkIc, from New Orleans
has arrived at Cincinnati with u hhds.
of sugar and go barrels of molasses for
Wheeling.
Business about the landing was only
moderate yesterday.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, December ll-River D
feet. $ inches. Weather cold
CIycIyNATI. December ll.-River IL
feet. 4 inches and about stationary
| Cloudy. Arrivcd-lron Mountain,
Pittsburgh; James o. Parker, Memphis
/ Departcd-Iron Mountain, New Orleans
Andes, Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE, December ll.-WeatheE
clear; mercury $50 10 43'. River rising
with s 40 feet on the gauge. Down
Wild Luck and bargcs, Shippers Own
! Tarra>can. Up-Gc5rge Roberts, Geo
! Spangler. Idlrwild, f. p. Gracey. The
Thompson Dean is aground below Casey
Vile. The Clrburnc will be on the Lit
tie Chain till til" river rises. The Idle
wild had 100 tons of freight up. Busi'
ness fair.
CAIRO, December II. Arrived
Lioness, Pittsburgh; Great Republic
New Orleans; Paragon, st. Louis; Ban
accord, st. Louis. Departed -Chas
Brown. st. LOUIS. River 5 feet 9 inches
and falling. Weather clear. Mercury 4O0
Captain Walter Falls, wealth citizen
and AN old river man, died here TIN:
morning from injuries received by fall
II week ago.
ST. LOUIS, December ll.-Arrivcd-
Savannah. Kcokuk; st. Joe, Memphis
Departed - Colossal, kcokuk; Bell Of
Shreveport. New Orleans. River falling
slowly. Weather cloudy and mild.
LOUISVILLE, December ll,-Rivcr
rising slowly with feet inches in the
canal and I feet s inches in the chute
Arrivcd-Lookout and tow, Pomeroy
II. ). Turner. Cincinnati. Departed
Turner Memphis. Weather clear and
pleasant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12

JACK FROST having decided TO visit q
few month. with u the coming winter,
and make il pleasant for his friends,
everybody should know, Of course, where
10 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 90
at once 10 II. Franks great One Price
Clothing House and secure some Of the
excellent bargains be- is Offering now at
store, No. 30 Twelfth street, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12
III Z l. ID a .

After the German OF +. Lrwald. Fun
edition. l2mo. Fine cloth. Price. 81,
There is not n heavy page In thu ru,.,.
volume, nor Is the interest allowed in ~,
from introduction Ia 'finiS. Plil.,
phid NeU Age.
"a book thoroughly German In 80.
and sentiment, and yet one which "
command the universal Spmpath, Of f..
classes OF readers. - Boston GL'h,.
zone OF the most hcallhful. fresh. g
lightful and artistically CONSTRUCTED nn,
els that has appeared this Sca>0n."- mn.
deiphid ErsHiHg Bulletin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12

MINsTRELs TO-NIGHT.-The famous
minstrel band of Duprez " Benedict will
rive one entertainment in Wheeling, at
the Opera House, this evening. This is
the best troupe of burnt cork performers
ever on the road, and We expect to see II
large crowd at the performance tonight.
The company has been here often before
and have always been favorites with the
Wheeling public. To-night's entertain
ment will serve to enhance their Popu-
laritv.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12

GERMAN LITERARY SOCIETY.-A num-
Der of our young German citizens have
organized themselves into II literary So
ciety for the purpose of improving them
selves by study and social intercourse,
Last Wednesday evening they organized
at their room in Franzheim's Block, on
Main street, by the election of the fol-
lowing gentlemen as officers: II. F.
Behrcns, President; l.. F. Stifel, Vice
President; George Hesse, Secretary; g..
Gutenberg, Corresponding Secretary;
Thco. Kober, Treasurer. Critics-Prof.
c. a. Schafer, G. Guttenbert, George
Hesse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12
NEIGHBORHOeD NEWS.
December IL, 1874.
RELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
BUSINESS was quite lively at the Office
of the Justice Of the Peace, all day yes
terday, and the whole amount in contro-
versy was only IS cents.
Mr.. ALEXANDER AULT is not sue
cess as q mule rider. We saw him try
ing it Yesterday afternoon and he anch-
ored about five times in going one
square. Ault can make flour but he
can't ride mule. ..s BIO.
WE would like to know where ex-
Mayor Criswell got his hat, as We saw
Josh Billings name in il yesterday. The
name is printed on the binding in gold
letters. "Rise and explain, Squire"
A GOOD boating stage of water contin,
ues in the Ohio river.
THE trial of the city against Thomas
Mccormick, charged with standing on
the sidewalk, in company with others, in
violation of the city ordinances, came OH
Yesterday to a jury of twelve men, and
resulted in the acquittal of the defendent
Solicitor Gallaher appeared for the city
and J. B. Smith, Esq, for the defendant
Mr.. Mccormick is one of our best young
men, as WAS sworn to yesterday by twenty
witnesses, and would not knowingly
violate any ordinance or any law, and
while this is the case. we have no charge
to lay against any officer who, in the dis
charge Of his duty, trys to rid our city o.
the accursed nuisance of street corner
loafng. The officers should use th'
proper discretion, and then our citizen:
should stand by them until the thing /;
broken up. 49,.
WHY don't the School Board employ
some person to see that the town clock l.
kept in proper running condition, Sc
that when children go to school in goo'
time, they will not be sent home, or b'
punished for being too late. There can
be found five slower men i'll the lnlteC
States than the five composing our Schoo
Board, and if they would only resign
and let the thing run itself, there Is n'
doubt but what we would get along jus
as well, if not better. When children
arrive at the school house in proper time
it is an outrage to have them either sen
home or punished for being tardy, whe'
in fact the clock is from one-halt to three
quarters of an hour fast. a word to tn
wise, &c.
TArFY CANDY, IT. c. who write
stuff for the st. Clairsvillc Gazette, Is to-
soft to be good.
The following shows the range OF tn
temperature as observed ut Mercer
drug store, No. 332 Water Street, Friday
! a. m, $50 at ~ H., 32' at" p. H.
$40 at 8 p. m, 3O0.
THE colored man who shot himself
few days ago, and for whom no hopes "
recovery were entertained at the time o
the accident, is some better, and SOM
hopes are now entertained OF his final re
covcry, Notwithstanding the physician
have taken out between one and tw'
ounces of brain.
THE new steel triangle which is to b.
used rs fire alarm for the city, ha
been completed, and is now at City Hal
building. II will be put up in few
days. May 1t rust away for want o
using.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12

WILL Soon Re READY.-Thc addition
to the free chapel of the English Luther
an Mission, will soon be ready for the
primary scholars. 1t has quite an at
tractivc front, and will have very com
Portable interior There has been no
money spent upon it for show or osten-
tation, but simply what was necessary to
build safe and neat addition, such a
the growing school demanded. When
the building is finished we will give our
readers full description.
This Sabbath School will celebrate
their twelfth anniversary ut the Ham
ilton Opera House, December 18th and
10Th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12

POLICE CouRr-The only case before
this Court Yesterday morning, was that
of Rsstus Rethbone, charged with dis
orderly conduct. On account of the alb.
sence Of witnesses, the case was continued
until this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12

\ WAsnISGToS judge has decided
that in the case ola drawn bet the stake
holder may either keep the money him.
selfor devote it to better purposes in
charity. Under such a law We would
like 10 be stakeholder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12
THE SECOND WIFE

From the German of T.. Marlitt, aulla.
of"The Old Nam scllc'S Scrru.' etc ~,
edition. l2mO. Fine cloth. Price. i go
"A German story OF intense int-r,,r. OF,
one Of the bcst-knOwn writers ui rumauu.
Of that country Washington Chrru,...
"'Thc Second WIFE Is AT once an arir,ll,
literary labor and u chnrmingly Interest
ing novel. baltimore saturday Night
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12

The fact that the mercury was COM
PEELED to descend to thirty degrees above
zero yesterday morning, did not prevent
few people from washing their pave.
ments., The industry of some is past
finding outs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12

An ENJoYABLE AFFAIR.-The ball
given by Friendship Council No. 4,
Junior @. L. a. NJ, at the hall of the
Gid Dominion Dancing Club, on Main
street, last night, was complete success,
and most enjoyable affair. The music
was furnished by Brch's quadrille band.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.-At II meet
ing Of the Wheeling Blues, held at their
armory last night, the following young
gentlemen were elected officers: VIM.
Ottc Captain, rice Hugh Sterling, re-
signed; George Gundling, lst Licuten-
ant; r. ii. Phillips, I'd Lieutenant; Alfred
Graham, Orderly Sergeant, and reelected
SnnrntnrN
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12

THAT comes of shuving. \ colored
barber named Jones, of Pittsburgh, has
lately died, leaving an estate Of three
hundred thousand dollars. 1t does not
say how he made his money, but the in
ference is he made it by staring. Our
friend Bob. Gaus, should take heart
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12

BEFORE SQUIRE CALDwELL-Patrick
Gender swore out q warrant against
Vim. Hanson, whom he charged with
having committed an assault upon him.
4 hearing OF the case was set for to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12

COUNTY CoURT.-This Court met at
the usual hour yesterday morning, Judge
Cochran on the bench. ....s..
The cases Of the State rs. James Mich
olson and the same Us. Dennis Brannon,
which were set for hearing Thursday
evening, were continued to December
31st.
The case of the State Us. Charles Of
ford, who had been committed to Jail by
Justice Hammer, for an assault on his
wife, was dismissed.
Thejury in the case of the State Us.
Ellen Stanley, charged with selling
liquor without license, No. 2, returned a
verdict of guilty, assessing the fine at $40
and costs.
A plea of guilty was entered in three
cases Of the State Us. Peter Heiser, in
dicted for injuring others property, tres
pass and assault and battery. On each
of these indictments he was fined 81 and
costs.
In the case of the State Us. Ellen Shan
ley, indicted for selling liquor without
license, No ., the jury returned YER
dict of guilty, and assessed the fine at $50
and costs.
In the case OF the State Us. Ellen Shan
ley, indicted for selling liquor without
license, No. 6, verdict of guilty was
rendered, and fine of $40 dollars and
costs imposed.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-12

REAL ESTATE TGASsFERs.-The fol.
lowing are the Real Estate transfers for
the week ending December | i, 1874:
Deed made December !. 1874 by
Thomas Bayless, transfers to Mrs. Turk
lot of ground on McColloch street in
Caldwell's addition. Admitted Deccm.
Der 8, 1874; $3.50.
Deed made June 9, 1874, by Jane:
Baltzell and wife, transfers to John VI
Dowler part of lot No 81, corner Market
and old First street, in Centre " Wheeling
Admitted December 5, 1874; $1,000.
Deed made December ), 1875. by Thos
Sweeney, transfers to Rev j. Z. lecture
trustee, the 3.5 Of the property known a.
the .Old Glass Store. on the west side OF
Main street, between 18th and l4th
streets. Admitted Dec. 5, 1874
Deed made November q, 1874, BY the
Board of Commissioners, for Ohio coun-
". transfers to John W. Brown, lots Nos.
s. ! and II, of subdivision of the Poor
House Farm. Admitted December ),
1874; 1855.
Deed made January %, 1873, by Ed
muud Hobbs, ST.. and wife, transfers 10
Noah W. Beck and wife, and James
Bags and wife, and the Acme Mower
COMPANY. lots Nos. 254 and 255 in Eoff
and Chspline's addition; also parcel Of
grosnd on Wheeling creek. Admitted
December :, 1874; $4,000.
Deed made November 90, 1874, by the
Acme Mower Company, transfers to
Thomas Errett- Edmund Hobbs, Sr., and
others. lands as described in above trans
fer. Admitted December :, 1874.
Deed made November 20, 1874, by the
Board of Commissioners Of Ohio county,
transfers to John II. Stores and Benjs-
min Springer, lot No. in the sub-divi-
sions Of the Poor House farm. Admit
ted Decembtr :, 1874; $500.
Deed made April %, 1874, by the City
of Wheeling, transfers to Rachael Shaw
lot No. ls9 in the Peninsula Cemetery.
Admitted December 9, 1874; s25.
Deed made October Il, 1874, BY the
Greenwood Cemetery Association, trans
fers to Joseph Seybold lot adjoining on
the north ard east to lots Nos. /, 2, and
& in section d. Admitted Decs.nber O.
1874; 500.