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4 CARD.
EdItnr, of the Ktgister:

Editors Of the Register:
| regret to see paper that claims to
Dee Republican organ, that claims to
represent one of the two great political
par,io, If this free America, express it,
self in regard to Daniel O'Conneil rs did
that sheet known rs the Lteilig>nccr
While he laws claim to the broad plat
form of Rcpublicanism, nc groveis III the
dr.picablc caterings If II tory; while
he Dreathcs the tree air Of America he
gives veht To- all theslurs he can upon one
whom next 10 our own dear Washing
ton. Americans honor.
But it Is only another proof that a
man mind l. akin to MS stomach, the
best food Sours on ii, VIXEN it Is diseased.
Need cite the speeches made by Wen
dell Phillips, benjamin Butler and many
others, to show the public that this foul
outrage on the houorcd dead, is not re-
publican sentiment but the result of u
character something like Richard Ill.
Il am like nobody, and like nobody"
No, sirs too many know the happy
results Of O Council, labors to need any
cnCOulum from anybody. Il great Tree
man ~ rears his head among us, and
while quoting the writing OF one Of II
party who would prostitute every en-
nobIng quality to ambitious will, desig-
mates this hero rs an 'agItator.' He 'coS
an agitatur. but an agitator of liberty IN
it, bruuIest SENSE He was an agitatUr,
but not the kind of an agitator
Archie Campbell would have Us think
him. Remember, Mr.. Campbell you are
now writing for an American people, and
not for AN arbitrary England. Let the
evil that you and your author alone, con-
iur up in your levcrcd imaglnations,
sleep with the spirit that is beyond the
reach utsuch calumuy, lest YOU have not
so much It, ala American born night owl
t. sing requiem over your grave. "La-
5.r ouuia riHc,t Seek to smother
your petty prejudices, and perhap.
YOU may be- able to appreciate the WORK
Of such men IS o Couuell and Others
wrapt in the fond memory OF all who
cherish the name Of liberty,
Justice
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Wheeling Female College.

rJ,uIS INSTITUTION WHICH HAS
been in successful operation Tor lhc
last twenty-five years, Will reopen on
Tucsd,y, Septcmbcr .th, uh"Ci thr
management OF Miss y. Taylor, OF New
York. .,
Miss Taylor brings 70 the Institution an
experi.ncr OF over twenty years a. II sue
ceSfull Principal OF Young LodlcS Soihlha-
rIcS, East. $780,,
thorough, cmbracingal all the branches ui a
solid and ornamental education.
To Young ladies who COmplct" the rcgu-
lar Collegiate Course, and sustain crtdiia-
bile examinations, the Diploma of III" la
stitutiun will be given, and all graduates
who become proficient in nj least one
Foreign Language, and Piano Music, viii
receive q Gold Medal, the highest honor OF
the Institution.
The Priucipal will be assisted by full
corps of Compel mt and experienced FRO
fesSorS and Teachers.
For terms or further information. adj
dress MISS \. LAY Lux,
All business communications may bc
addressed 10
augpD SAMUEL TAYLOR, Esq.
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The town of Oshkosh seems to BE
doomed. The news of its having been
almost totally consumed has hardly been
forgotten, when now We have reports Of
another confagration threatening rs
total destruction
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TIC MEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. It will be- sent TO any adj
dress one year for goo Valuable premi-
ums 10 cIuu agents and to subscribers.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

-u- THE FINE. NEW, LIGHT
,i.--. s.S 81 draught passenger steamer
Andes, Charles Muhlcman, Cummanirr'
Ed. Muhlcman, Clerk; will leave Tor ths
above on Tuesday, August lOlil, lh'2' ~ . ,
p NJ For freight or passage apply on board
a.. 10 e. II. BOOTH & CO.,
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ANNOUNCE " EMIT.

herewith announce myself aS IA candi-
date for the Office OF Superintendent oi
Public Schools for Ohio county, on the
coming election, Aug. l;h, $50.
q q GARRISON
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THE OHIO FINANCIAL PLANK
THE BEST COMPROMISE.

We npbIi.l elsewhere TINS morp;ng =
letter from y BeIlajre correspondence
hard money Democrat-riyinr his rca.
SON wbv he c,r and doe. .rnnort the
n,r,cro,i, S.,,. ,f.l., md nI,,s.rm
financial pl.pk and all
These sam. reason. have been fire.
ouartIv slro.5r So, forth in these col.
n,ors and We are very ,I,J TO So, th,.
opr nrirbbor. across tberiver so fulIvup-
derstand and onprccjsto them
wv, tl,ings sra c,p,,lv certain First
that the currency Question cappo, he
made , marty i.sne Tryc there are Ger
,.;. r,-..., D.n...r..,. r.r.r. ,rb,
Observation-Disclosures. In, 81,
-. -. .l..,,,.....
I-....,...u,..,.....,.;.,o.,i .
RI. c., r.a ,-i.. n.h;.h haral,on
~. III. .,.,- ,..I.cI .o..r. re
a-.,I .,l ,,--,,,,,f,o - b;,b rr....
which have become SO thoroughly incor-
pora:cd into cur government, IS to make
the nation stencil in the nostriIs Of The
civilized world. They seem TO forget that
o,I,.I..,F, ,bos.. rr;.. ,,,,. substantial
shape at the polls, aud caused in twenty
States, the people 10 come forward. and
hurl from power the men who had 50
shamelc,slv BETRAYED the confidence re-
posed in them. Everything Is laid aside
and smothered up by these ardent Dem.
ocra.ic ~ sheets. in order that they may
advocate. simply and solely. a return To
peciepavmeuts at any price, even if in 50
doing. the already Observation-Disclosures
should be still more hurdcucl, and the
debtor unable to obtain work, shall have
his idlcncss still more firmly established,
and his inability to cancel his obligations
made still greater. 1t is also true
that so blind are all such paper, to every
thing but selhshncss, that they are even
induced to 90 to the extent Of advocating
the defeat and disruption OF their party,
and 4" remandirg OF tn" Government 10
'tS eva rulers
It's not 10 be ""n"trr" III in'', I'D we"
of such sentiments, hope is given to the
Radicals that decentralization has bee"
created in our ranks ana that they can,
10y increasing the agitation I'll" mona ola
to power h'' 'N'y nave little ground
'or mop N'' '"'' '''' ~ Wv
i 10 loon 70 '",'',ss'''' q" ,''''
Tue SANE ''',"'''''' VI "''''', ~ Nv"
o'N / "''' ID '''' ,','''' ",'' '''
Htt'T-Oc'd" III '"' N'N'' '''" P''''''-
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Fine City Property for Sale.
BELLAIRE PROPERTY FOR SALE

4 VERY FINE AND WELL FINISHED
y Twu-Story Frame Dwelling House
and good Store Room, with Cellar, all an
der same roof. Also, u good Two story
Warehouse, on Samc lot. said dwelling
house contains nine good rooms, with
water up stairs and down. with two rom
entrances SEPARATE from store room and of
different streets: IS well calculated for two
families. Said property will bc sold at a
bargain, on easy tcrmS. BIG Inducements
offered to cash buyer. II said property
her. $50. viii be sold at public sale october
ri, 1873. between one and three o'clock, III
front OF said property, to the highest ana
best bidder.
For further particulars, inquire by letter
or OF !. y. WAlMAN, on Inc premises,
N IN ar mn. corner Pike and Webster
streets. South BcllWrr, ONO; or, j. 7.
WAYIAN. Mound,vil!r. W. Va. ant,
July lG, $50. J! '9h
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TOR RDN3 ST.

VNHE STORE ROOM AND DWELLING.
No. q Twentieth street, between Main
and Market streets. II has "A fine large dry
cellar. To any one wishing 10 keep store
and attend the markets. il will make "a
good stand. II Will he rented low II APP
piled Tor during next week. Apply Ia
TUOS X. NOFFETr,
aug6h 2lt5 Market street.
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Amid the Spreading Branches.
CENERAL ORDERS GOVERNING
" THE
English Lutheran Excursion,
TO
Washington. Pa. Thursday. Aug. IL.

No. II. All Scholars ana Teachers of
large room will secure their tickets and
further information from John II. /vvrlN,
superintendent, 1881 Market street. Tick
cts for all members OF the school over -
years, DC; under - years Oc.
II. All scholars OF the "Jcwcll' Depart
ment, will receive their tickets Monday
and Tuesday evenings, al the house OF
Miss Mary Robertson, teacher, lUl Nine
tenth street.
III. Persons outside Of the school dcSir-
Ing 10 accompany the excursion, and will
ing To obey all orders and regulations, can
secure tickets at Adams Il Lucas Music
Store, Bookings and Mcl.ain'S Drug
Stores. John W. HciSkcll's took House.
and West Va. Stencil Works. Prices
Round trip, 81 %; Children under y years
round trip, - cents.
". In order To secure sufficient cars, the
Committee desire 10 know by Tuesday
evening, if possible, the number needed.
V Special train will stop AT all points
along the route where persons desire 10
get on, when said train Is t'dGg"d or notIcc
sent to Committee. BY order Of ,,,,,
anglo COMMITTEE,
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
STR AXE ID.

ONTO THE PREMISES OF WI. CAS-,
" TON, at Point Mills, on the National
road. Ohio county, ON the 9th OF August, a
Bav Mare about IL years Old with saddle
and bricle on. The owner can have the
ami NAL by proving property and paying
charges auglUergQ
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And "a full line of Burial Robes and
ShruutS kept constantly on hand. All
orders promptly attrudcdtO at
iy2Un llii MAIN STREET.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


10y VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID made November y, 1861, and recorded
In decd book No. 81, page ~, of the record
of deeds OF ohio county, by Andrew Gala
yhcr and wife TO me rs Trustee, Will, on
Saturday. the 2I>t day OF August.
IS55.at the front door OF the Court House
of ONO county, ". Va, commencing AT 10
o'clock y. NJ, sell 10 the highest and best
bidder. the following described Real Es'
tale, tO-wit:
ON old Clay street NOW Eighteenth street.
in that part of the city of Wheeling known
as East Wheeling. Said half lot fronts 30
feet on Clay NOW Eighteenthl street,
and runs back 10 feet.
The title Is believed to be- good, but sell
ing :s Trustr" will sell and convey such
tillr IL is vested in me by said deed OF trust.
Terms OF Sale Cash. ......,,,,,
JOHN CRAWFORD,
iy2li Trustee.
= IERNEN AuciiOncer,
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FOR SALE.
EoR SALE.

uIIIE NORTH HALF OF LOT NUMBER
twrnty-threC Is in the city Of Wheel
iuy, W. Va. situated one and II halfSquarcN
above suspension bridge, on the west side
OF Main street. For part address
EDW ARD GlLFILLAN,
iv2Qb ParkerSDurg, W. Va.
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Undertaking

DY WM. GRAHAM. a LARGE NARlE
ID TN all the different styles of
knsn>rxS AVN EASeE r,v@S
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Forty years has tested the value of
Dir. =. =. T0dd's Auti-BilIiOus and
Liver Pills

PROPRlETORS.
Sold by Druggists and Deal5-s every
where
The daily gazette., 1875-09-24

ELECTION OF A PRoFEssoR.-Th Board
OF Visitors of the University Of Virginia
have elected Prof. w. NJ. Thornton. Of
Farmville, Va, TO the position Of adjunct
professor in the chair of mathematics,
and assigned to him tine duties Of the
departments of applied mathematics,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-24

II two persons arc TO occupy bed
room during night, let them step
upon weighing scales as they retire,
and then again I'm the morning, and
they will find their actual weight is at
least pound less In the morning. FIRE.
uuently the loss will be more, and the
average lossthroughout the year will
be ali of that. That is, during the
night there is the ioss of a pound OF
matter which has gone off from their
bodies, partly from the lungs and
partly through the pores of the skin.
| The escaped material is carbonic acid
refuse animal matter, or poisonous ex-
halations. This is diffused through
the air in part and in part absorbed by
the bedcloshes. If a single ounce OF
wood or cotton be burned in a room
it wil.so completely. saturate the air
with smoke that one can hardly
breathe, though. there can only be one
ounce of foreign matter in the air. 1t
an ounce of cotton be burned every
half hour during tho night the air will
be kept continually, saturated with
smoke unless there be an open door
or window for dts .cscape. Now the
iSixteen OUNCES of smokR thus formed
is FAR less poisonous than the sixteen
7 oMpces of exhalations from the lungs
land Bodies of the two persons, who
have lost a pouad in weight during the
eight hours Of sleeping; for while the
dry smoke is mainly taken into the
lungs the damp .odoLs FROM the body
Fare absorbed, both into the lungs and
into the pores of the whole body.
! Need more be sal ID tashow the impor
tancc Of having bedrooms well vonti
lated and of thoroughly airing the
sheets blaukets, coverlids and mat
tresscs in the morning before packing
them up in tie form Of u neatly made
bed? u
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Bowers Hoof Liniment'


&After SO years OF practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &c, have learn
ell that more horses have been crippled by
lnattentlon TO the feet than all other diseases
combined. After man experiments | have
round the true remedy to PREVENT the dIss
ease of the hoof, or restoreit 1t after negligence,
20 wnat nature intended 1t should be7tAs
great support the noble animal. II the hoof is
innamed and diseased, the animal is conIparas
lively worthless. This LiH4ment will surely
rreuent this worst of all diseases, Contraction,
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction of the
Back sinew generally called Knee Sprung,
&C, and restore those that have been crippled
by the want OF such remedy.
aFTry 1t, and 1t will never fail II properly
applied, VIZ.
SBathe the horses foot once week, or often.
er II necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close to the halr.
IL. C. BOYER,
Norr1spown, PAk7
7MB. NJ. C. BoYER-Dear Sir: This In to GER
tify that have used your Liniment In my
stable for three months past, on more than
one hundred horses, and find 1t the best pref
plration have ever used on horses. 1t tar
better than you recommend It Send me Eve
caeea at once, by express, Z. o. ID.
HARRY HAMILTON,
10. . west Slst street New York City
The daily gazette., 1875-09-24

HEAVY SHIPMENT OF 1'EA.-One hun.
dred and eight cars, laden with tea, az.
rived at Quincy, Ill, on the goth instant
BY the Hannibal and st. Joe railroad
from California. The tea was shipped
direct from China, and is destined for
England. The cars were taken over the
Quincy, Alton and st. Louis railroad
which road paid as back charges for the
freight over $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-24

The MARINE CoRPs FRAups.-fn the
United States District Court of New
York, on Tuesday, the government be
gan suits against Robert S. Allen, clio.
thier, 70 recover $4,000. II is charged
that Allen had contract to furnish
uniforms for the marine corps, and that
which he had not furnished. Suit il
brought in double the amount claimed
so rs to cover all contingencies.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-24
vYINILING w.OOD,

pa,nts. white lead, red lea Il white tinc, IRON
- lubricating oils, linsecd oil, sperm oil,
Ia-J iii meats foot oil, coal oil Iiden 4 Eep-
hew,s yarnishes. English vGrniehes, alcohol,
tnrrentine. paint mills, paints ready mixed,
artists materIals. waA flower matelials, de-
c,icomania pictures, all kinds OF foreign and
domestic glass. stained, ornamental and ems
craved: cosch painters material, stencil col.
6rs. ladders OF diferent lengths, ready glazed
sash, gold leaf, bronzes, vermll!ionar looking
glass plates.
nos. C AND EAST THIRD STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
NIB. Particular attention paid " HOUSE
AND SHIP PAINTING, sign WRTING.
TC apl-
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TIVE ARCTIC
Zoe COnpar
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
0EFiCE-s0. y Fast Second a
pEPOT, pKpogl
10. 403 POpiar st, Third 81 m
DprNu yt,r NON ,s-,
PRICE LIST FOR lsrs:

SO and over, X cent per pound
100 at IS cente per 100
BY the ton at the lowest figures.
We contract to furnish private ism|
any number OF months at price low|
was ever offered before
Orders by mail promptly atten|
Please give us trial. We rusrantee
ion. J. B. CONROW A
feb2.ly Propf|
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and overa cent per ,ouu|
" at 40 oenta M. IN

~ unu ovtt ~ = cent per ponul
LOO .. " at 70 cents per I'M loS y
Ice by The ton at low rates. con,,.
the season as low as the lowest
We pride ourselves on having oht.,
most careful, polite and scoommo%s, vvu
vers in the city for all our routes
Give us . call before going elsevhe,
WALTON 4 BI|
No. West Third stre|
feosS lFlfteenth and King s1
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rNHt Oht AIIsTATTRACTON
IN DELAWARE
CnADWlCK's DELAWARE MUsEUMi
lo7 and 200 WEST FOURTH STREET,


CilADWlCK's DELAWARE MUsEUMi
4o7 and 200 WEST FOURTH STREET,
Oppos ittthe City Spring, Wilmington, Del
Has re-opened to tho public with large
collection otnew curlosities, highly interesting
and wonderful freaks OF nature. Also, large
addition OF noted liie-size Figures. Correct
ikenesses, the best ever seen on exhibition
has been added by Prot Repett, among which
are Antoine Probst, the cruel murderer Of the
Deering Family; Daniel Dancer the noted
English Miser; Tim Bobbin, the noted Lam
caster poet; Negro Benny, the runaway slave; /;
VIM. Burke, the murderer OF 40 persons; Ma
thias Shupinchi, murderer Of the peddler boy;
Arthur Spring, the murderer OF two sisters !;
also. he son OF Arthur Spring; Jacob Lah-
man, the murdered peddler boy; Gibbs, the
notorious pirate; Lieut. Montrovllle, the be-
trayer, by his side stands poor Charlotte Tenn
pie; Crazy Nora, of Philadelphia; Witch OF
Endor in the forest. Also. $4,000 Birds, Ami
mails, Reptiles, &c, from all parts OF the
known world, can be seen at the Museum.
Other wonders arriving daily. There is more
to be seer. for the Pice of admission than at
any other exhibition in the country. Open
| day and evening from O'Clock, A NJ. until
l03OP. NJ. Admission only Is ts; Children
(oents, to see tho whole collection.
w. H.CHADWICK, Proprietor.
decl6w1v
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-12

PROSPECTIVE IHDsTnx.-Ehess il very
fair prospect for another industry to
spring up in the vicinity Of Reno at an
early day-that Of tho manufacture Of
blasting powder. A gentleman recently
from the East is in our town and in
tends with others to establish powder
works on this Coast and says that he
prefers Reno to any other point which
he has visited, and he is only waiting
the arrival of his associates, when, if
they concur with him. in locating at
Reno. they will at once proceed to
secure the lands necessary. and erect
buildings. and put in machinery. and
engage in the manufacture of all
kinds of blasting powder used in the
working of the mines Of our State
Nerdd9 Democrat.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-12

IN THE Tigers LAIE.-C. Fannie Al
Ign, the improvisatrice and lecturer on
Spiritualism,, Tuesday evening visited
several gambling houses in order to see
life in Virginia City as it is. She was
accompanied by a gentleman who acted
IS her guide and explained to her the
manner of betting and conducting the
differedt games. She herself staked
money on faro and spent some time at
a keno table. Many of the gamblers
were astonished to see their rooms in
vaded BY a woman, but as soon as it be-
came known who she was, and for what
purpose sho attended, she was treated
with the utmost respect. In other words
no more attention was paid to her than
if she had been . man; nobody stared
ut her, bat the games proceeded as If no
one was aware Of her presence. She ap-
peared in the lists like any other gam
bier, and Was paid when she Won or her
money was raked in when she lost, % If
she had been veteran player. - ir-
qinia Chronicle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-12

EXTENSIVE DEFALCAIIos.-The San
Francisco Balietin Of August 9th has the
annexed:
Several months ago Friedrich Richard
son, who had been employed as cashier
and book keeper by the firm of Linforth.
Kellogg c Co., importers of hardware
and dealers in agricultural implements,
suddenly disapp. AIRED for parts unknown,
an examination Of his accounts devel-
oped the fact that he was defaulter to
the extent OF about $35. 200. As usual
in all such cases, Richardson enjoyed
the fullest confidence of his employers.
HIS speculations were not made IN the
uncertain field Of stock N argins. but the
coin was invested in the substantial
securities as real estate and stock; and
and it is believed that he was entirely
successful, and was enabled to depart
with a comfortable competence. After
time it was ascertainsd that the gen.
tleman had settled down. with his
family, in Mexico somewhere in the
neighborhood of La Paz, and an officer
was sent in persuit Of them. The mis-
sion was successful, and the officer re-
turned to the city on Saturday. with the
prisoner, who was also accompanied
back by his family. In what manner
the officer secured tho custody of
Richardson on is not explained; but as
there is no well founded authority in
tina. part of Mexico at the present time,
il is presumed that he took" him.
Richardson is a young man. about thirty
five years of age but his abilities as an
embezzler are evidently frst-class.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-12


The New CarAlnal = Italian salty.
New York, August ia letter from
Rome says the Pope has given special
orders for preparation Of the reception
Of the new American Cardinal.
mother italian letter states: No
proclamation Of unity. no uni6cation Of
political and administrative legislation,
can destroy the traditional facts Of seven
States with seven different capitals and
local interest and at the present mo-
ment Italy has resolved herself into her
component parts. and with tho exception
Of common points of interest with the
inhabitants, each State occupies itself
with the affairs of neiehboring States
neither more nor less than with those of
foreign countries.
Northern Pacific Railroad.
New York, August 1.-THE decree in
regard to the public sale of property of
the Northern Pacific Railroad was SO
amended yesterday that for the present
20 much OF the compsny's property as
consists Of lands granted and conveyed
to it by the Government cannot be sold
for reasons tina. a large part o. the lands
have no: been surveyed and cannot be
distinguished from the public domain;
no deed has been given the company but
for a part of the land which has been
surveyed, and in case OF a sale the COM
pany could not give a valid deed to the
purchaser. 1t is said the Government
refuses to give deed to these lands be-
cause the company declines to pay for
the survey. The original decree in pro-
viding for the application Of the proceeds
of sale, said they should he applied TO
the payment of all sans dEe for moneys
borrowed to pay interest upon the mort
gage debt. or to pay for labor and mate
rails. for repayment OF which any for
mer or present officers Of the company,
or any other person at his or their in
in the aggregate, 70 be paid pro rata.
The decree directs this to be stricken out.
The Miller Habeas Corpus Case.
San Francisco, August 11.-This morn
ing the Miller habeas corpus case in the
Twelfth District Court was dismissed.
Information goes to confirm the report
that Miller took his departure on Mon
day the I'd instant. There is little doubt
but that he sailed in the China steamer
as then stated. On the 31st ultimo the
railroad authorities made final settle
ment with the criminal, and it is under
stood that they dealt generously with
him, and allowed him to retain COM
Portable sum to protect him from want
the remainder Of his days.