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ing against Qe!ectlVe nuoS.
Proceedings Of Circuit Court.
Hon. Mark Bird, Judge of Eighteenth
judicial circuit, presiding.
COMMON LAW SIDE.
Grand Jury sworn &c. Indictment
found against Paul Briggs.col. for bigamy.
Indictment found against Galena Key
William Donall, cold. for obtaining
property under false pre'enses.
Last will and Testament of Adolph
Heller. decd admitted to probate.
Jonas A. Lpwenbach and Adoph
Ellart qualified as executors of Adolph
Heller deed.
Prescott, Stoneburner & Co. Pitts VS..
Geo. II. Shaver & Hiram Beydler, Defts.
Judgment for plaintiff S for fifty dollars
with interest from April 10th 1875.
Soly N. Ward VS.. Joseph Hawkins,
judgment for one hundred and fifty
dollars.
Commonwealth VS.. Paul Briggs, In
dictment for Bigamy. Found guilty and
sent to Penitentiaiy for three years.
Noah Schwartz appointed Admr. of
George Schwartz, deed.
COUNTY COURT.
Thomas j. Shirley, Christian Shirley,
Saml. Z. Shirley and Martin Shirley,
qualified as executors Of Zachariah Shir-
ley decd.
Saml. c. Smooth was appointed Admr.
of Catharnie LoIas, decd
Amos Funkhouser appointed Admins
TRAITOR of Isaac Fullkhouser decd.
Ambrose l.. Hcnkel granted license to
sell Religious Books. sc.
Fillmore Todd granted license to sell
Religious Books &C.
Ordered that certificate be given
Charles Welsh to keep an ordinary in
Woodstock.
Same order to J. NJ. Hickcrson, strasb g
{. " LeHew & Stickley, g
i" :. NJ. Geary, Woodstock,
NJ. A. Murray, Edinburg'
g L Waters. Mt. Jackson,
g Jos. Moore, g
g S. NJ. HOFFMAN, N. M.
~. P. Brock, 6 g
Ordered that Davis and Stonewall
Magisterial Districts be known and deslg-
mated us Commissioners District No. /.
johnson and Madison Districts as Com
m:ssioner's District, No. 2. and Ashby and
Lee Districts as Commissioners District.
No. 3.
list OF judges of election will be pub
lishcd in our next issue.
County court adjourned from Mon'lay
to Wednesday, because tie circuit court
was ia session.
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C,T. NICHOLAS FOR 1874.
A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

ct. NICHOLAS FOR 1874.
ABOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Of this book Charles Dudley Warner rites,
"ln the bound volume of st. Nicholas with
its glory ofred and gold, we have perman en-
addition 10 the literary of the young. Never
before has so much literary and artistic talent
co-operated in the service of children. 1t is a
continual educator of their taste and Of their
honor and courage. | do not see how il can be
made any better, and ii the children don't like
it / think it is time to begin to change the kind
of children in this country.
ST NICHOLAS FOR 1875,
The prospectus OF the second volume shows
that there is to be falling off, but increase
in its literary and pictorial attractions. A mong
other attra ctiye features are
Two Splendid Serial Stories,
'sTHE Y o = n G S U r WV 0 r"
ard Stories, etc.
E1iHT COUsI> S,
by Louisa M. Alcott, author o the Little Wo-
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olas, which have conduced so largely TO its
popularity, will be kept up with spirit.
Short and easy stories in French, German,
and Latin for translation will appear occasion
ally, while ''Jack in the uipit.' the "Letter
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young reoders will be greatlF enlarged.
Bayard Taylor and other distinguished trav,
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Mr.. Rideing will continue his delightful Sc
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Mr. Bartlett ard others will attend TO the de-
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New writer's, in addition to our present large
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY TREASURER.

TO THE VOTERS Or SHENANDOAH COUNTY.
Owing to the adoption of the Amendments to the
Constitution, it is necessary that should be re-
elected the 9th day of May, next to con tinue
Treasurer of the county Alth ugh elected for
three years at the election yet under the present
arrangement, my term will expire on the LIST day of
July 1875 after serving but year. If reelected
will promise faithful discharge of the duties of
the Office and can only refer you to the manner in
which have conducted the business during the ono
year of my service. Very Respectfully,
March 1l-te. GEO. w. kOONTZ.
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CLERK.
Shenandoah County

TO The Voters of Shenandoah County
1 announce myself q candidate for reelection to
the Office of County Clerk and ex-9fcio, Clerk OF
the Circuit Court OF Shenandoah County. ct the
election to be held the 2ith day of May next.
l am Very Respectfully,
GEO. w. MILEY,
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Garden Seeds.
full assortment of Landreths Garden Seeds
WARRANTED fresh and genuine for sale by
eb. limo. b. SCHMITT
IsTAC DECAYED and bad
smelling teeth spongy aud bleeding gums truly
distressing. Try Pearl Tooth Wash and see if people
wont look you squarey in the face when talking
you. For sale everywhere.
.. SCHMITT, sole proprietor Woodstock, Va.
aug 9th.
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We are authorized to announce William a. Rice
as candidate for Sheriff at the ng election If
elected stckley will be Dep uty Sheriff in the
lower district.
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Geo. y, RoaceU & Co.
SHARPS RIFLE co

Manufacturers of Patent Breech-loodng, Military
Sporting aud Creedmoor Rifles. The best in til,
world. Winner at International and nearly all other
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Sporting Rifles $50 to S3s
Creedmoor Rifles with Elevations for 1909 yds 500 to
and S125.
Send for illustrated Catalogue.
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Hartford, Conn. President
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I,HE CHRISTIAN AT WORK.
I. De Witt Talmage, Editor.

without the premium, So; with premium s3.25. To
Clergymen, IS cents less.
Choice of Two premiums Agents wanted.
Also. Five Sabbath School Papers
under the same editorial supervision Each lish-
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with these ALSO
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nisaed on application.
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CoMMoNwEAlTu's ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce Col d. H. Walton
as a candidate for Commemorative Attorney.
Ron SIJFPJEE
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every Thursday al Z =. If.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-07
True Love in the Penitcntiary.

A case Of true love bus come to llght
in the Ohio State Penitentiary that has a
romantic twinge to it. In May, iS'"
Thomas Miles and Anna Mcfarland
were sent to prison from Licking county
for burglary, under the same sentence
not lone since the woman asked guard
about Thomas, wanting to know now
soon he would get out. On inquiry OF
her, it was learned that they were en-
ragged to be married before coming 10 the
prison. and that she was not really gull
tv of burglary, bat pleaded guilty that
she might be allowed to suffer with her
lover. She told the guard that if Thomas
was still true she would marry him when
they got out. Thomas was interviewed,
and he was still true to his Anna. The
prison authorities were moved at the SIT
nation. and allowed them an interview
which is said to have been very affect
ing scene. Their terms expire on the
same dav-Saturday, January 81, 1873
II has been arranged at their request, to
hold the marriage ceremony in the pr!S-
on chapel on the day OF their discharge
the chaplain officiating. The twain will
start out with freedom again after two
years confinement within the same walls,
with but one interview in that time. 1t
may be added that both have been eIcm-
plarv prisoners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-07

IL the discussion Yesterday in the
House, Mr.. BUTLER grew very facetious;
in fact. for him, valiant. He said that
ne was the most anXiou, man in the
world to get at Louisiana. Well, there
is no doubt of it, He i, out of Congress
now, and the opportunities offered him
there for picking and stealing having
vanished, no wonder that he longsfor the
good old days when, with his precious
carcass protected by a heavy body of
,oliiery, he could march into gentle
mans house, pocket his silver ware, and
ship it home with impunity.
But the gentleman should consider
that things are not now as they were;
that there are good many men in New
Orleans now, where he met only women
and children, and some of them would
even sacrifice their lives to protect their
homes from robbery. In fact there
would he some danger attending the
effort. and the cx-scntlcman has proven
repeatedly that where there's danger
there he j. not anxious to be.
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pIPliTilE.RIt.

On account of the alarming prevalence
Of this disease in New York City, the
Board of Health there has been recently
h,sy making thorough inspection of
the city. aud in its report it states
.Whilc scarlatiua, smallpox, and en-
,,ri,. fever. are scourging numerous cities
in England, diphtheria is now prevailing
in about half the cities with which this
bureau holds correspondence in the
I,ri,.5 States. and it is more fatal in nu-
rerous interior towns and cities than 1t
J. in this city. where its increase seems 10
he. STAYED. No other infectious malady
more imperatiyclv demands the best re-
sources Of medical and sanitary knowl-
sdre TO limit its prevalence and save life.
Sanitary precautions have supreme i'm
por,ance in this disease.
The conclusion is also reached that 1t
: CONTAGIOUS disease, and attacks more
readily. children between one and ten
wears Of aye. Still, where prevalent, all
classes are liable to be affected by it, but
those .nfFer most, who live in low, damp
Liabilities or whoare compelled to breathe
N. malaria which arises from the neigh
borhood of imperfect drains, sinks filled
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-07
with offensive matter, or from over crowd
ed and badly ventilated apartments.
understand that the disease Is be-

with offensive matter, or from over crowd
ed and badly ventilated apartments.
We understand that the disease Is be-
coming quite prevalent in this city, and
for the benefit Of those who may b. suf-
fering or threatened, We publish the fol-
lowing precautions which have been re-
commended as exceedingly useful in pre-
venting its spread:
Every kind and source Of filth around
and in the house should be thoroughly
removed. Cellars and foul areas should
be cleansed and di.infected, drains should
be pu. in perfect order, dirty walls ana
ceilings should De limewashed, and every
uccupied room should be thoroughly
ventilated. Apartments which have peen
occupied by persons sick with dlphtheria
should be cieansed with disintectants,
ceilings hmewashed, and woodwork
painted; the carpets, bed clothing, up
holstered furniture, exposed many days
TO fresh air. and the rooms exposed to
currents of fresh air for at least one week
before reoccupation No child should be
allowed TO kiss strange children, nor those
suffering from sore throat, nor should a
child sleep with or be- confined to rooms oc-
cupied BY. or use articles, such as toys,
taken in the mouth, handkerchief be-
longing TO children having sore throat,
Group or catarrh. 1.-THE weather should
be cold. the child should be warmly clad
in fannels. When diptheris is in the
house or in the family the well children
should be scrupulou-ly kept apart from
the sick. in dry, wcllaired rooms, and
every possible source Of infection through
the air, by personal contact with the Sick.
and by articles used about them, or IN
their rooms, should be rigidly guarded
Every attack of sore throat, Group and
catarrh, should be attended to ut once
The feeble should have invigorating food
and treatment. The sick should be rig
idly Isolated in well.aired, well-lighted
rooms. the outflow Of air being rs far As
possible through the external windows,
by depressing the upper and elevating
the lower sash or chimney heated by II
fire in AN open fireplace All discharges
from the mouth and nostrils should be
received into vessels containing disinfcct-
ants rs solutions of carbolic acid or sui
rhatc of zlnc, or upon cloths which are
immediately burned; or, if not burned,
thoroughly boiled or placed under DIS
injecting fluid.
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Tux Pittsburgh Dispatch says that
"SHEEIDAN's dispatches have II business
like ring to them. If the Dispatch ap-
proves of that kind of business, why does
it not advocate that, when Mr. SHERIDAN
has wiped out those imaginary murderers
hs was oraered by confidential CORE
spon dence" to discover in Louisiana, he
turn his attention to Pennsylvania, and
get after the real Molly Maguircs of its
own State The existence of the former
outlaws has been emphaticaliy denied by
prominent and responsible business men,
that Of the latter has been fully estab-
iished. ''lts poor rule that won't work
both ways
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.NcsSrS. Editors Register.
Please announce Alexander Carson as a
candidate for the office OF Street Commits
sioner, subject to the decision of the city
Democratic Convention, and obligc
jan6 MANY VOTERS.
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TIE LOUISIANA OUTRAGE.

The freedom loving Pres, has been
unanimous in dcnouncing in strong terms
the tyranuical and high handcdprocedurc
of GRANTS soldiers in interfering with
the organization Of the Louisiana LeSis-
lature. The Hel'GH, which always mana.
ges to kccpon the side Unpopular opinion,
is unsparing in its structures, and in lis
issue of the fifth instant say:
There was witnessed in the Louisiana
State House Yesterday Il spectacle which
i. the frs, OF it, kind in this country, and
which should cause every true American
10 blush with shame and indignation.
A body of federal troops entered IT leg
i,la.iyr hail. took the Speaker from his
chair. and forced number of protesting
members from their seats, and marched
them out with soldier on each side,
prepared to drag them along
if they resisted. We congratulate
the citizens of Louisiana and
the people of the country that this extra
ordinary and most revolving scene did
not provoke violence and blocdShed.
foTGio'H r|ri'''"''' M"' !; ''u . WV" w.,
iI I'm IN any ra.o-for y greater outrage Oh
every principle OF free government was
never perprtratcd- IL not for the
rnct that the people of Louisiana have
., surrr resource for the redress OF their
grievances in the sense of justice Of the
whole country, and in the public resent
mcnt which will be kindlcd to the high
est pitch by these atrocities and uneXam-
pied proceedings.
Then. in long article, it descsnts on
.h, or;roir,, tho, .undcr orr system Of
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u .
Michael Kcarncy,
VS..
Joseph =. Dunlevy, John L. Conway and
Peabody Insurance Company,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is TO recover the
cumplaiuanrs portion of a certain sum of
Company, on a policy heretofore issued,
bv its inSuring the steamboat Esperanza,
and 10 enIOin the said Peabody Insurance
Company from paving said portion to any
other person than complainant, and pro
cess i'm this cause having been returned not
Conway; and ii appearing from an afiida-
Wit fflcd among the papers OF this cause
thai the said Joseph T. bunlcNy and John
H. Conway, are non residents OF the state
of West Virginia, II ~ ordered mat hesald
Joseph l.. Dunlcvy ana John u. conway
do pnpeRr at the Clerks Office of this Court
within four weeks after the first publtca-
tion of this order. and do what may be
necessary to protect thSir interests in the
prrmiSrS, Witness, Samuel Il. McColloch,
Clerk of said Court, this ith day of Janu-
airy, A. D., 1873, ,,
SAMI.. Il. McCOLLOCH, Clerk.
The defendants in the above cause VIII
fake notice that the dispositions of Michael
Ecarncy, John V. J.. Rodgers, and others,
will be taken at the office of Henry NJ. Rus
sell, No. 1916 Chaplinc street, in the city OF
Wheeling. and State of West Virginia, on
the 9TH day Oi February, y. D., 1870, be
tween the hours Ofg O'Clock q. m, ana T.
O'Clock r. M: and If, nom amy cause, the
taking ofSuch dcpoSttionSs shall not ne thrn
begun, or ii begun shall not be completed
upOu that day. the taking of the same VIII
he adjourned from time 10 time until they
,, cGmnlrtrd j. IL. GOOD and
"a HENRY VI. RUSSELL,
i,n5h Attorneys for Complainant.
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Iannounce myself As candidate for the
office OF Street Commissioner, subject TO
the decision Of the Democratic city Con-
vcntion. STEPHEN Claim
jad5
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Mcssrs. Editors Register.
Please announce Andrew NJ. HarkinS rs
II candidate for Street Commissioner al
the ensuing charter election.
jan5 MANY FRIENDS.
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hcSTS. Editors Register
Please announce VIM. Murphy rs can
didatc for the office OF Street Commissions
er, and much oblige his
dcc22 MANY FRIENDS.
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Editors Of the Register.
hereby announce myself rs candi-
date for the Office of street Commissioner
al the next charter election, subject to the
decision of the City Democratic Conyen-
ton. GEORGE ARKLE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-07

YESTERDAY morning the Beeaher-
Tilton case was called, and the process
Of empannclling Il jury commenced. This
will probably occupy two or three days
vet and then the trial will begin,
and We may look for another flood OF
disgusting literature.
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Please announce me as Il candidate for
the Office of Street Commissioner, and
oblige. JOSEPH SALISBURY.
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NOTICE..

WOULD RES PECTFULLG ANNOUNCE
to the public the sale of my Wheeling
Music store to McSsrS. GaddiS K HutchinS,
who will continue the business in all its
branches. Thanking my many friends
and numerous customers for their S"ncr-
Gus patronage in the past, | would bcSpcak
n continuance of their faVOrS 10 NV sue
ceSSOrS, who bring Ia the business ability
and II desire 10 serve ali with the best
WIN. IL. SHEIB.
Wheelin0, ,JanuaJU :, 1873. jan7h
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a Wan Ruins

Man in Ruius.-Oae Of the saddest
sprrtaclrs in the world Is human being
shattered and broken down py the use oi
ardent spirits. But the damage may be re-
paired, the ruin restored 10 perfect sound
ness, by course of that most powerful OF
All invigorauts. Dr. Walkers Vinegar BIT
ters. Beware of those "tonics' OF when
rum is an element. They agSravate disease
und promote decay. utci-p
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed III
West Virginia. II will be sent to any ao-
dress one year for 500 Valuable pFeinl-
uns 10 club agents and to subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-07

SENATOR THURMAN, of Ohio, added
fresh laurels 10 hi. brow in the Senatori-
al discussion on Tuesday. Mr.. CoSK
LING, yainIy tried TO wrestle with him
but was badly thrown.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-07
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
CITY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
TIME FOR s H9lPsSs PRIMARY rim

N-orICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
Ny-ben ocrattc voters that Primary
Meetings will be held at the several voting
places In the city on Saturday, january
eth. 1873, for the purpose OF selecting
three delegates from each ward 10 the eit?
j. Democratfc Convention, which is TO be
held al the City Building on Monday, Jan.
llth, 1875, at o'clock p. M, for the pur-
nose OF nominating candidates for The dill
ferent city offices, 10 be filled AT the COM
ing Municipal Election.
Polls will be open for the selection OF
delegates from to y O'Clock p. IN.
Byorder ST the City Democratic Execu-
tive Committee.
GEORGE FORBES, Chairman.
W II SCHAMBRA. Sec'y. jam
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ANNUAL MEETING.

rNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
EI.ctiou of Directors, 10 serve the ensuing
Wear. viii be held in their room, on South
front street ISlandl, on Friday evening,
January 18th. Nominations will close the
week previous. ,,,., 49,
lanlt H. 4 Nof'"NN' 7eS
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X. W. HUGHES,


Z. :. JWuE', FHNT II UINT' u vi
Further references by pcrmisSion: His
EXccllcncy Gilbert e. Walker EN-Gov-
orner of Va; Hon. RObt. r.. Withers, Lieut.
Gov. of Va and L. =. senator elect S"na-
tors and Members OF Congress from Va.
RrmittanccS for tickets may be made by
express prepaid, pO>totlice moncy-ordrro on
Washington, D. C., or by registered letter.
For full particulars, testimonials, &c,
send for Circular. Address,
HON. JAMES BARBER,
Pres't VI. +. II. \, Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
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lannounce myself candidate for the
office of City Clerk, subject to the action OF
the CITY Democratic Convention.
ian6i THOMAS - 'il'i-i- '''
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IN THE CIRCTITCOURT FoKoHIO

tlN'l hlfIbINN'
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
where.
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Hes,rs. Editors Rsgiste,

-HSSSTS. EuHVIS H'g''''''
| respectfully announce myself rs II
candidate for City Clerk, nj the ensuing
charter election, subject to the decision oil
the Democratic Convention.
jan6i WM. H. "o'N'''
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announce myself as candidate for the
office of Street Commissioner, subject 10
the decision of the Democratic City Con-
vention. LAWKENCE ILAhhE'
dec2bi
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CITY CLERK.

Mcssrs. Editors Register.
Please announce the undersigned as a
candidate for reelection TO the office OF
City Clerk. +. A. Brill
Ian5i