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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-21

GoopS FOR TUE lloLIDAYS.-ln almost
every establishment at this season OF the
year, articles of different descriptions are
offered to the public for holiday presents,
but j l.. Rice, merchant tailor, No. 90
Twelfth street, has on hand large stock
of goods, which are both comfortable and
necessary. He has just received choice
line Of silk and cashmere mutilers, silk
scarfs, and gloves of all kinds, any of
which would make most acceptable
Christmas gift to husband, brother or
son. Mr.. Rlcc's stock is new, fresh and
extensive, and all who desire such articles
will find this the right place to so to get
them.
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TOYS AND BASKETS. Another holiday
season has arrived and still we find the
familiar name OF Anthony Gollner, the
well known toy and basket dealer, offer
ing his large stock of goods to the trade.
Mr.. Goliner is established at the corner
of Market ana Eleventh streets, No.
100, and has varied description of
toys Of every kind, and large
stock OF baskets of every variety. We
commend Mr.. Gollncr to those in search
of holiday presents, and feel assured he
can supply ali their wants IN that line.
Remember the place, No HOO. corner of
Market and Eleventh streets.
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THE OPERA HoUsE.-Last evening
Frank Frayne and his company opened
at the Opera House, in Isl Slocum," Mr..
Frayne in the title role. The audience
was not as large us it should have been,
but they certainly could not have been
more appreciative. The piece is full of
startling incidents and wonderful adven-
ture, and gives the audience vivid idea
of frontier lie.
All the parts were rendered in the best
posi- lie manners, considering it was the
first night. The shooting of Frank
Frayno was wonderful, ana elected the
most hearty applause.
The same piece will be presented again
this evening, and We hope to see far
greater attendance. The performance
is worthy Of it. Reserved seats can be
procured at Adams u Lucas music store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-21
RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet inches in the channel.
The suspension of navigation. which
was announced yesterday, is of short du
ration. The mild atmosphere of yester-
day .thinned the ice out very quickly,
and last night the boats could have run
without much difficulty.
The Express will leave Marietta this
morning for Wheeling.
A telegram was received from Captain
Ed. Muhloman, saying that the Andes
would be here this morning. She will
leave for Cincinnati this evening.
The Abner O'Neal, James Rees, Star
of the West and othe- local packets, will
most likely resume their trips to-day.
The Pittsburgh Commercial says:
The Ike Hammitt is down at the Sui
phur Springs ore pile, and will leave for
Wheeling tomorrow, with 400 tons of
Mcramec ore viii Woods leaves on her
AS clerk, and will hereafter act as her
clerk and travelling agent, in the manner
of Whitaker of the Fearless and Neon
nell, OF Gray's Pittsburgh Line. Mr..
Woods has lived in ST. Louis and dis
charged steamboats, for eleven years, and
he gladly takes possession of his new
position. lie will be at home in Wheel
ing.
by Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, December 20.-River .
feet inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and mild, Arrivcd-Exchange,
Cincinnati.
NASHVILLE, December 20.-Rivcr fall
Ing with feet on the shoals Arrived
-Bermuda, Cairo. Departed-Bermu-
da, Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, December 20.-W Weather
clear and warm. Arriyed-Turner, New
Orleans; Lily, Cncinnati; Glasgow,
Evansville; Andy Baum, Memphis
Departed Baum and Glasgow.
Cincinnati; Lily, for the South River
feet q inches in the canal, and feet
inches on the falls.
CINcINNATI, December %. River If
feet and falling Weather partly cloudy
and mild. Arrivcd-IIuG,on, Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE, December Weather
clear till evening, but now cloudy and
signs Of rain; mercury 40 to So degrees |
River - feet and inches and falling
fast. UP-Pat Cubanc, Charles Church, /
Grey EAGLE Geo Roberts. Down /
Houston, Shnl,le, Pat Cuburnc. Bust
ness good.
CAIRO, December 2O.-Arrivcd-Fa
ME Tatum, ST. Louis; julia Vicksburgi
john y. Chambers, St. Louis; j. ID.
Parker, Memphis. cparted-Alice
Brown, Ohio river; Tatum, Vicksburgi
Chambers, Vicksburg; Parker, Cincln-
natl River II feet inches and falling
Light rain; mercury SO.
ST. Louis, December 20--Arrived-
Belle Of ST Louis. Vicksburg. Departed
None. The river has risen inches,
occasoncd, it is thought, by the gorge
below here. Heavy ice is still passing
the city, and although the underwriters
have lifted the embargo nobody has
started down. owing to the low water and
Ice. Weather cloudy, damp, hazy and
warm.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.


Leaves Of absence were in order.
Mr., Millar wanted all leaves of alb
sence heretofore granted rescinded as ne
thought that members ought to stay here
and work until the session closes. Mr..
Wooddell stated that he had mighty
interesting family at home, but
was willing to remain as long as any one
else.
The Mteliigeacer was a little premature
in It's announcement ofthe passage of the
law providing for filling vacancies: The
rery decided vote didn't come in. Gus
must have been snoozing again.
Mr.. Gettinger made u strong but ir-
effectual effort, in the House, to reach the
Senate Bill creating an Insurance De-
partment This is u law of public inter-
! est, and deserves attention.
The law exempting preachers from
working on the roads was advanced
another stage, and Farnsworth is happier
than usual
Welch could see no reason to exempt
preachers from working on the road
They toiled not, neither did they spin
Yet solomon never had half as good times
eating yellow legged chickens us they do
The House has been playing handy
ball with the Normal School bill, and
the probabilities are that the boys will
wear it out in the game.
The House has the Senate checkmated.
The Senate reduces the State school tax,
and in return the House kicks over the
Normal School bill and reduces the SEN
ate Appropriation bill.
The Senate tabled the road bills, and
the back-county delegates organized and
put deadlock on the Appropriation
bill.
The tobacco warehouse bill has be-
come a law, but was so amended that 1t
could be no expense to the State. Par
kersburg and Huntington are the favored
points.
Mr. Vaughn made his GROWING effort
against the University appropriation
He said that "hc had fit this thing last
winter and he was going 10 lite it now.
The ringers and CHECKERS had robbed us
and we propose 10 rob them now. l am
willing to divide fair, but as we cant get
cent for roads we don't intend to let
you high-toned gentlemen have anything
either We have got the force to defeat
YOU and we will do 1t. We will all far
alike
Pugh is little Republican, but has a
long head Il, made clear legal ar
gument on the unconstitutionality Of the
new election bill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Oglebay " Sons,
the we'll known and extensive wholesale
groccrs, have removed to their new and
spacious building on Main street, where,
hereafter they will be glad to receive
their old friends. The new building re.
ferred to, which has heretofore been
described in our columns, is one
of the finest structures IN the city,
and reflects credit on the enterprise and
now bc able, in tkeir new quarters, to
keep larger stocks and be better able TO
accommodate the wants OF their incrcas-
ing trade.
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most hearty applause.

WELL SERvED.--Asout 3 o'clock yes
tcrlay afternoon, As an old gentleman,
whose name is unknown, returning
from the burial of his wife, was passing
the English Lutheran Church, on 10Th
street. he was assaulted by man named
Fletcher, who drove his hat down over
his eyes. The old man who was striking
and kicking all the time, got in one blow
that Knocked the fellow two feet. This
the old gentleman followed dp by several
good kicks, which those who saw it say
was well done
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-21

CHRISTMAS Everybody likes oysters
IN season, and there is no season in the
whole year in which they are So delicious
as Just now, when The cold weather keeps
them fresh and of delightful flavor. Now
there is one place in Wheeling which is
celebrated for serving up the biva'ves in
manner equal to the restaurants of New
York, Baltimore, or anywhere else, n
place for ep cures TO indulge their tastes
to their utmost satisfaction. That place
is Martin Thorntou's Capital Restaurant,
1855 Market street. One call on him
ALWAYS inSures another.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-21

PERsoNAL.-Colonel FIlkens. agent for
Havcrley's ministries, was in the city
yesterday.
The funeral of the late j. NJ. Bickcl
Esq, was largely attended. Rev. d. w.
Fisher conducted the services.
Hon. Mr.. Vaughn is thinking seriously
of taking up his permaL cnt abodeln this
city.
His Honor, Mayor Sweeney, departed
for the East last evening, on business
trip.
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VI " . r 7F'F'E = u =
Corner Main and Goth streets.

HOLIDAY GRoCERIEs.-R. j. Smyth,
the famous grocer. has just received Il
large invoice of choice and fancy gro
ceries, expressly for the holiday trade,
such as mince meat, jellies, layer rasins,
extra large dried currants, prunes, Still
ton and English pine apple cheese,
Japan, Gunpowder, Oolong, Young Hy-
son. and other choice brands
of teas Mocha and Java Cot
fees of fresh importation, and
a variety of other toothsome articles
which we have not space to enumerate.
Smyth sells at close margin, while his
stock is unsurpassed in quality and guam
tity.
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THE COCRTS.

COUNTY CoURT-JUdye Cochran.
The Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.
In the case of the State VS. Amos,
Alfred and Wesley Mayhem, the pris-
oners were held and remanded for trial
before the Circuit Court at the next
term. Bail 81. 900 in each case.
The case of N. & J. W. Sweeney vs..
J. II. Mclean, was continued until
another day.
The Court adjourned until the usual
hour this morning.
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Observation-Disclosures Employment

"BcautiiulI "UhaFming" "Oh, how
lovely" what ar" they WORTH" &c.
such are the ordinations OF those who
see the large, elegant new ChromOs pro-
duccd by The European and American
Chrome Publishing TO. Every one Will
want them. II requires no talking to sell
the pictures; they speak for themselves
CabVa-scrS. agents. and ladfies and gentle
men out Unemployment, will lind this tbs
best opening ever offered to make money.
For iull pa!ticu iars send stamp tor conf
Dental circular. Addr, - r. GLEASON
& Co., IS Washington street, Boston, Mass.
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Police CouRT-Jueile Cranncr.

The following cases were disposed Of
at the police court yesterday morning:
Martin Friery, Edward Brobson and
james Sweeney, charged with di.orderly
conduct, were each fined two dollars and
costs. Paid.
Leroy Young, for sssaulting Julius
Frlck, was fined i've dollars and costs
Paid.
Owen Candy, for carrying of meat
at the Fifth ward market house, was
committed to the work house for ten
days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-21

The ORPHANS FAIR.-Thc fair for
the benefit of the orphans under the
Sisters of st. Joseph, opened last night
in the basement OF st. Al phonsus church
The attendance was about as large as
usual on the first night. The tables were
filled and handsomely decorated with
everything, both in regard to refresh
mentS and fancy articles, that could be
desired, Among the numer Gus articles
TO be rallied oil, we noticed handsome
set Of chldrens furniture, donated by
Mr. james Russell and marble top
table, presented by Mr.. Kennedy Friend
The fancy table is in charge of Ms.
Deverics, Miss Helen Reilly, Mrs. George
Reilly, Misses Phillips and Jameson.
st Alphonsus table: Mrs. Yeager,
Mrs. Nolte, and Mrs. J. Rolf.
st. Patrick table: Mrs. Moran, Mrs.
Brady and Mrs. Roberts.
st. JosephS table: Mrs. Farrell. Mrs.
Brown. Miss Handlan and Mrs. G. j.
Rawlings
Supper Trble-Mrs. Grubler, Mrs
Stcnmetz and Mrs. Carnbaurer
The fair ana festival will be continued
this evening, and those who have the
money to spend should expend it there,
and while they will get value received
they will also know that they have as
sisted Il good cause.
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OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE c.,

Wheeling, ". va, ApriI 2, $50.
TIME CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
| Marine Insurance Company of Whesl-
Ing, expired April !, 1870, and its uneVpir-
ed fire business has been reinsured 10y the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel
ing, w. Va, rs shown by the Resolul!
and certificate annexed hereto. All claims
for loss or damage that may occur after y
o'clock NJ, April /, 1875, under any fire
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
Surancc Company, and I'm force, vii. bc
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In
Surance Coz pany.
j. V. J.. RODGERS,
Snrrrfnrv-
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MuxIclpAL CouRr-Judgc Cra,m

MUNICIPAL CouRT-Judgc CrG'mcr.
The December term of this Court COM
menced at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Judge Cranmer on the bence.
The case of Archibald vs.. the Peabody
Insurance Company was continued.
The case of l.. ). Wells * Co, VS.
William Dillon, was set for hearing
Thursday.
The case OF G. L. Stlcl vs.. Charles V
Eckhardt, was set for to-day.
The Court adjourned until 10 a. NJ. to-
day.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE,

BELLAIRE,
The health of the city is good at
present.
THE river will likely remain open
while longer now. One more day OF as
cold weather as we had last week would
have closed it up.
THE following shows the range of the
temperature, as indicated by the ther-
mometer yesterday. At o A. NJ, SO;
II NJ, 49,; ?. M, $40.
The Bellaire Encampment No. l22, l.
o. 0. f., to-day, elected the following
officers tor the ensuing year: G. F., VII
liam Moorehouse; H. p, 4. G.. Hoover;
S. w, James Fitton; j. w, NJ l.. John
son; Scribe, }. Armstrong; Treasurer,
Charles Brockman; Trustees, II. ID.
Meek, George Kern and - -.
T. w. MELLoTT has discovered new
way to thaw out hydrants when they
! freeze up.
A NEW cellar is now being dug be-
tween Hoge, Sheets & Co.'S bank and
Faupcps shoe store, on Belmont street,
preparatory to erecting fine building
Mr.. Henry Bonarius and Arbcnz " Hott,
man are going to build it.
A HORSE attached to spring wagon
ran away. in South Bellaire, yesterday
breaking both hind wheels into little bits
The team was from near Captina.
This is the regular night for counciltc
meet.
MARTINS FERRY.
The Ohio City mill will shut down on
Wednesday until the Monday after New
| Years. to take stock and make some ne
cessary repairs.
TIE donation party at the resi- !cncc
of Rev. Wier last Friday night was II
very pleasant affair. Among other things
presented was IL fine new carpet. Oysters
and coffee were scrAcd ard the festivities
kept up until after midnight.
ROBBIE L. GALBRAITH, JR., aged thir-
teen years, and for the past year the
REGISTER carrier in this place, died very
suddenly on Sunday evening. This is II
sad aiIliction to his parents as they idol
lzed their boy. He was II particularly
bright little fellow, always pleasant and
happy and a favocite with all who knew
him. His parents have the sympathy OF
all his friends.
An infant child Of ). w. Cook died
on Sunday and was buried on Monday.
I.
ANYTHING the matter with their babe,
until they awokc in the morning and
found it dead
LAST Saturday was the birthday of
Mr.. George Deitz. y small party OF his
friends, learning this fact, determined to
make Il raid on him, which they carried
into effect about nine o'clock =. VI.
George met them in true German style,
and u jolly time was had until midnight.
About ten o'clock an elegant lunch was
served, to which his guests did ample
justice. Some nice music was rendered
by his daughters At midnight the
party separated, wishing him many hap
Ply returns Of the day.
A SMALL row occurred on Saturday
evenIngin Robnson's saloon, resulting
in knock down. No arrests were made.
WILLIAM MOORE has been appointed
on the police force in place Of Officer
Cochran, removed.
OFFICER HAYS is able to be out again
after brief illness.
The roof on small tenament house
in the rear of the postotlice building
caught fire on Monday morning, but was
soon eXtinguished.
Mr.. S. q. WELLS travelling agent for
VIM. Rcsor Il Cos. stove works, Ciucin-
natl OHIO, is at nome for the holidays,
as is also l.. L. Smith of the .E:na Iron
Works.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-21

WHEN You buy the toys, the candy and
the nuts for your own during the chill
drens week, don't forget the motherless,
or worse than motherlesS, please
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If YOU desire n nice Holiday Present,
call at Shcib's Music Store and purchase
one of the celebrated "Gso. Wood 4 ca.
Organs which for beautiful tone and
fine workmanship are unsurpassed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-21

QUITE number of young ladies and
gentlemen OF the city were very much
disappointed ut the non-arrival of the
Andes, as they had expected to put IN a
few hours in tripping the "light fantas
tic last night.
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MAIN street yesterday after
noon was perfectly jammed with peo-
pie, out on holiday missions. The like
was never seen in Wheeling before.
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a cnIME-ERA Christmas, says an
exchange. And now we shall expect to
hear all the changes rung on the bells by
the jokers Of the press.
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Don't forget that the finest Candies,
Candy Toys, Nuts, Fruits, &c, may be
found at J. p. TRUSCHELL's,
1880 Market street.
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HARPER's MONTHLY Tor January, is
at McKelvey's, near the Postotilce. 1t is
full Of bright, sparkling things,-reada-
bic in every line and entertaining in
illustration.
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A few good oysters now and then,
Are reliShCd by the best OF men;
The Diamond brand cannot be beat,
Nav be found at 1870 Market street.
J. p. TRUSCHEL'S Confectionery.
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j. w. FERREL's heavy reductions IN
the price of Dry Goods and Carpets Is
making things lively sure at the corner
of Main and 10Th streets.
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To be found ut Truschcl's confcction-
AIRY the finest Oranges, Lemons, Malaga
Grapes, Nuts, Raisins, &c.
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INSURANCE.
II II M a
Fire and Marine Insurance Co..
or WHEELING.
100000
6iOO,O'
DIRECTORS:

WIN. b. SIMPSON, WIN. G.. HANDLAN,
JSO. X. BorSFoRD, J. X. MCCoRrSEY,
JOHN Il. HOBBS, {. L. BROWN,
THIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN sue
i cessful operation six years CONTINUES
toinsure against loss or damage by Dire ON
Buildings Of al kinds, Manufacturing Is
Establishments, Household Furniture and
Personal Property generally Hulls aud Car
terms as other sound institutions.
WIN. Il. SIMPSON, President.
J. X. MILLER, Secretary,
OSCAR SANDkOCH, agent and y iictt0r.
ianDb
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The biggest thing on ice, those large
fat and fine oysters at j. 7. Truschelrs
confectionery, 1880 Market street.
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ONE LIVE SPoT.-The heavy reduc-
ton Of copper cent in my entire stock of
dry goods and carpets is now being rea.
lied. Call and see the bargains, as l
am compelled to reduce my stock.
j. w. FERREL.
Cor. Main and Goth streets.
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For Dress Goods and Carpets, at half
price, go to j. w. Fcrrcls, corner Main
and Goth streets
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For holiday goods, such rs Ties, SILK
and Linen Handkerchiefs, 90 to the
cheap house of EMsHEIMER BROS.
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Fox Blankets and Flunnc,s call at J
w. Ferrgls, corner OF Main and 10th
reefs.
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TO RE GIVEN AMAN-:


Stercoscopcs from 75c to 80 90 each.
Stcrcscopic Views 7jc to So 90 per dol.
Albums from the cheapest to the best.
Frames of al sizes and styles.
Photographs of the finest finish.
Halls GALLERY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-21

SAUSAGES, in well-educated links, that
set up and bark for cracker, are now
selling at sixteen cents per pound.
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Germania Life Ins. Co. of N. Y,

M Z. {. +. STIFFII HAVING REI TKF y
vi from the Agency of this Company,
We beg to inform our assured and the pup
lie that we have appointed DR.. X. Blum rs
Agent, and have conferred upon hiIH full
power to act rs such from December |, 1875,
RICHARD q POTT,
nnYR Genernl AgcmtS.
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CALL soon to secure Bargains in the
great reduction in the price Of Dry
Goods and Carpets at
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LEWIS BAKER & co.

C,TATE or W EST VIRGINIA. NUM-
= CIPAL Court Of Wheeling.
James =. Rogers,
v.
Mary Ann lIargrcaVeS, Administrators, OF
the estate OF John l.. Hargreavcs, deed,
and nlhrTN.
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OFFICE FIFE & MAnTNE INSURANCE Go. /

OFFICE I IRE & MARINE INSURANCE TO.
Wheeling, ". Va, March 81, 1875. I
!PcsOircd, That the proposition Of The
Peabody Insurance Company of Wheel
ing, Tor the reinsurance OF the fire busi-
ness of tins company, be, and the same
hereby accepted, and the President OF thi
Company together with MesSrs. Reid, Cos
horn and O'Brien, are hereby appointed
committee 10 cOusummate the transfer o
OF reinsurance. Provided, that upon *
animation by the committee OF the assets
OF the Peabody Insurance Company, IL is
found 10 be perfectly responsible
lSigned.J {. Fl. COLLIER, Sec'y,
WILSON, President.