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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-17
DIR. HOUSEMAN'S GERMAN COUGH
DROPS.
GRISWOLD'S SALVE

A ROLL OF THIS SALVE IN THE HOUSE
~ may prevent LocK-JAw In case of any injury
II - adhesive and just the best for dressing cuts
any injury. Ii cures bols, sores, burns, &C., &C.
A standard article. Price 70 cents.
For AISLE by all Druggists IN Rock Island.
SISSON BUTLER & CO..
HArifnrd. Conn.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-17
The undersigned respectfully d
ton Of parties contemplating t

ed Brequet Hair Sp' ings. Full Ruby Jeweled. ana
combine all modern improvements in Watch
making.
These Watches were awarded the Grand Prize b.
the Paris Exposition of 1857 for the best rform-
ancc and grea est accuracy in adjustment; and as
further guarantee that they are equal the best
annex names OF some of the most respectable deal
ers In the trade VINO have tested them for year,
Will vouch for the accuracy Of our statements
henedlct Bros. n: Y. W. 4. Weeks, Bangor,
Z. Marks, Troy, Ny, Me.
). A Smith, Saratogasp's II. W. strang, Elmira, N
E. B. Booth & Son. Roch- Haskins & Isbell, oswe
ester, n, Y. go.N. Y.
d. Botchkiss, Buffalo, N Hyde Bettys, Auburn
B. <. Chase s. Co., Rut J. a; Clark, Batavia, N
!, \ Grant, Troy, Pa: H, Cowen & Co., cleve.
g. w. Luce, Xenia, ohio. land, o..
A. Lowell. Portland, Me. %. 81. Ford, New Hoven.
Ohio. Nichols IsentAa To
A. L. Burbank, Worces ledo. Ohio.
ter. Mas. Geo. Embry. Morrow, o.
w. 5: Taylor, Utica, New G. Bile Canandaigua, N.
Evans 4 Manning, Bling Cambridge, n. Y.
hamton. N. y. d. Buell. 4 Co, Hart
Dunlap & Baker, Man ford. Ct
chester, N. II. C Wyman, ST. Adams
7. E. Dickinson, Buffalo. vi
George W. Dickinson, " Ct H.'N' " "'n''e'
Ashtabula. o. John b. Morriss. Cincin.
Weld Brcs., Lockpo N natl, q.
y. JOHN W. Tyler, Scranton,
Baillette q Weld, Water Pa.
loo, Iowa. T. II. Grant, Troy, N. Y.
Carpenter " Bro, Bnr- N. 2. kilburn, Cory,
lington. Iowa. Pa
Fergus N & Ciapp, indianapolis, Ind
And a large number OF Others throughout the
Uni;ed States. For further particulars ask Your
matchmaker to see them, Q. address
QUINCHE & KRUGLER
Wholesale Agents in the United States. SaIesroom
ID Maiden Lane, New Yolk,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-17

A large stock of Racine Trunks at Lv-
ingston's.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-17
ROSSMAN'S CURE

ROSSMAN'S CURE.
ITCHING PILES is generally preceded by
q moisture like perspiration producing
very disagreeable and distressing itching,
particularly at night, after getting warm
in bed. No humbug-as trial will prove
For sale by all respectable druggists.
RossMAN & McKINsTRY, Hudson, N, y,
Proprietors.
Sent by mail for SO cents.
IF YOU HAVE A COUGH,
Cold, Asthma, raising of Blood or any af-
fections of the Breast or Lungs, leading TO
Consumption, use
DIR. H0USEMAN'S GERMAN COUGH
DROPS,
as prepared FIR over thirty years by j. j.
Davis(now deceased) and you will be sure
to find relief. Address ROSSMAN K
MCKINSTRY, who have succeeded to the
Proprietorship, and sold by all druggists
and dealers in Medicines. For sale by all
Druggists in Rock Island
Sold by Avery < Tyler, Lafayette, In
diana Fuller & Fuller, Chicago, whole
sale agents.
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Enamelled Pine.

TRY THE ENAMELLED PIPE. 1T WILL NOT
] Rust or crack and costs only q tTihe more than
common iron pipe. Is positively THE BEST thing
ior watef service pipe. have the exclusive agency
Tor HocE Island. FRED HASS.
Store iE Stsg Block.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-17

See DR.. whittisr's advertisement In an
other column.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-17

"whsu fevers burn or ague freezes,
Rbeumatics gnaw or cole squeeEes,
Isa GOOD time to take an active purga.
tive: the best remedy to ease u" 10
such cases is dose Of the US Castor Oil
Mills. ace adv
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PAINl PAINT PAIN!
g A M p HORINE

THE GREAT DISCOVERY FOR THE RELIEF
] OF Pain, and a sure aud immediate cure for
Rheumatism, Chronic and Acutes, Sprains, Sore
Throat Bruises Chilblains. Pain In ths Chest, Back
or Limbs, Group, Stiff Joints, Strains. Inhamma-
ton, Neuralgia Burns and Scalds, Bunions, Frost
ed Feet, Catnrrh, &C 1t has a pleasant and re-
freshing odor and will not grease stain the moet
delicate fabric, which makes II Luxury in every
family. Price % cents per bottle. For sale by 4.
Breunert, Emil Kohl and John Bengston.
REUBEN HOlT, Prop, New York.
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Piles-ItchIng Piles.

Positively cmed-also Blind and Bleeding
Piles, Fistula, Salt Rheum, and all dis
eases of the Skin, by the use of
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-17
Waters New Scale Piano
THE B. sHoN1NGER ORGAN.
WATCH BUYERS ATTENTION

directs The after
the purchase CT
Watches to the su-
periority of the
Nickel Movement
Watches. made by
the Messrs. poBFl
& COTRvoIsTEk, of
Switzerland. Gents
and Ladies' sizes
In STEM aud Key
" inders.
Those Watches
have EquiIit rum
Escapem'ts Chro-
nomcter balance.
Ruby Pallet, tenn
pered and harda-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-17

Bfitons
Are cheated by iuggler, whose whole figure
Is fa.se and painted, heart as VIII as facet
II right prevailed, you now would in the dust
RlfOre NJ e lie for am ueen of EnylandN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05
CROP REPORTS.

.ar f.g|#f NIsCONslM G#Es.|M
MILwAUKEE, May THE Ssnhnei to-
morrow publishes tho reports Of the crop
prospects from various parts Of the State,
Of which the fbllowlhgis summary by
counties ... ..u'
ONrAGAMIE.-Ton per cent more wheat
was sown than last year. Winter wheat
looks well, Fruit prospect fair.
JRFFERs0N.-The acreage Of wheat,
barley aud corn il about tho same as last
year, and the crops promise well.
D0DdE.-The acreage Of wheat IL below
the average. Fruit prospects poor.
DANE-MOre oats and corn, aud less
wheat. A large yield Of winter wheat is
promised.
MARATnoN-ThG same as Dane. Fpuit
promises well. =. p
JACKsON.-Tws.thiFds the usual wheat
acreage, Winter wheat damaged. Fruit
prospects poor. +" 'N i'Ni7 W. iN
SiEnOYGAN.--Iess wheat and more
barley and peas than last ycar. Winter
wheat u failure. - % 4 - Fiff
MARQuErrE. The average acreage.
Fruit injured. s' ''...' 'Ti .''N
MONROE-less than an average acreage
Of wheat. The usual amount Of winter
wheat.
WOuKsHA-LGsI wheat and more corn
mud oats and fruit ruined. .U...
MANlTowoC-M More wheat sOwn than
ever before. The fruit not seriously in
iurCd. A large amount Of peas planted.
CoLuME-I.ess wheat and more barly,
rye and corn.
WAusIIARA--lIess wheat aud more corn,
buCkwheat and rye, Winter wheat prom
ising. u...
ADAMs-Same acreage as last year.
Fruit injured.
RACINE-Lcss wheat than last year.
Fruit but little injured. Flax crop heavy.
WALwORTn-Less wheat. The snow
of Saturday did not hurt The crops.
PEpIS-Larger acreage than usual
sOwn.
RoCK-Less wheat and more corn,
barley and oats. Winter wheat looks
well. Fruits badly injured. Raspbcrrics
killed. The low price for wheat the past
year and The high price for feed has in
duCcd the farmers TO cut down the acre
AGE Of wheat and increase corn and Onts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05

TaE CouRT<- QFa6i CURT Judgp
Melyin:g The Circuit Court met al tho
usual hour Yesterday morning. a. y
The morning session was taken up by
the argument Of the writ Of error in the
case Of McLain, by next friend, u. Isaac
Colts, guardian. D. Peck for plaintiff;
II. N, Russell contra,
Demurrers having been sustained in
the cases OF ThOs. NJ. Dwyer rs, certain
insurance companies, the plaintiff took
leave to amend, and the causes were re-
manded to rules. 14FJE-gs. -
A motion to admit James II. SalllsF,
charged, with others, with robbery, in u
less sum than was fixed by the County
Court was argued by Judge Kennedy for
the prisoner, and Il. q. CraGraft, prose
cutting attorney, and taken under advise
ment.
Court adjourned until 0 o'clock this
morning, when the case Of the State a..
Dennis BrannOn, charged with house
breaking, will be called Certain appeals
from the Municipal Court Of the city, on
the police side, will also be taken up.
Flice Court - Judge Cranmer. Ten
cases were disposed Ofby His Honor yes
tcrday morning, viz:
John Croghan, Miller MeGrill, Edward
Joint, Patrick Giblen, Thomas Owens
and John ManiOn, boys ranging from ten
to fifteen years Of age, were charged by
German named Geo. Harmon with dis
turbing the peace. The evidence did moi
sustain the charge, and the six cases were
dismissed ut the cost oi the complainant.
For disorderly conduct Charles Fritz
was fined 81 aud costs, Marlow -
and costs, Richard Mccormick 81 and
costs, ThOs. lIalpine 81 and costs.
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Arrest Of Confidence Mcm.

pIruBuRou, May 4.-Fiye supposed
confidence men were arrested here to-day
They are believed to be the parties who
were baillcd in the attempt TO rob the
Peoples Savings Bank In this city yester.
day, while The cashier was alone, Three
Of them entered the bank separately, APP
pearing to 10 strangers 10 eacl, other
Two Of them engaged the attention Of the
cashier, while the other succeeded In get
ting behind tile counter. Their design
was frustrated, however, by persons who
had observed their movements entering
tho. hank. They gave their names ms JAS
II. Thomas, OF Philadelphia; Henry A.
'Znfdam, Of New Jersey; George Palmer
and Joseph Riley, Of New York, and w
y. Ford, Of Chicago. H..e-i
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~ TeLegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENcER
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 4.--Judge Bunhan
new assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
entered upon his duties.
Senior Aylorie MentillO, who represent.
ed the Spanish republic as Minister
plenlPotspiary AMI envoy extraordinary
has presented credentials 70 the President
as representative OF the King Of Spain.
The Indian Bureau has information to-
day from special Commissioner Shauks
and also from unofficial sources that the
supplies so generally needed for the
Indians near Fort sin and at Wichita
agency have all gone forward from Calao
within the past few days. The INSULT
cheney Of provisions and consequent suf-
igrIng among the Indians there have bcen
causedliythC failure Of the contractor 10
convey the supplies from Cadlo to The
reservations. lie claims that their trans
portatiOn heretofore has been rendered
an impossibility by the cxtraordary state
Of the roads and badweather. =
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GheGateItiqerlte


Recent dispatches bring news Of the
further successes OF the Cuban insur.
gents, and the terrible destruction Of
plantations. It would be difficult to con.
ceiyc and impossible to exuggcFate the
terrible condition Of this unhappy island.
1t appears that the insurgents have not
only adopted the plan Of burning the
plantations Of the Spaniards but also
those Of the natives, They offer in de-
tense Of this inhuman course the ex'
planation that the only way.1to peace
lies in depriying the government OF
the means OF carrying on the war, and
that il they burned Spanish property
only, the Cuban property would be
seized. As u result this "besom OF de-
struction9 sweeps over the island, until
over one hundred handsome houses have
been burned during this present year.
The loss in sugar plantations alone, in
three districts, fOOts up u total Of thirty
three estates, and loss in sugar and
buildings destroyed Of upward Of ten
millions Of dollars. The great evils that
follow in the wake Of this fearful de-
struction can not be estimated, neither
can the misery accompanying such II
scene be appreciated by my one save
an eye witness, The enormous ex-
pensc in taxes, etc, which this loss has
brought to Havana and the other cities
Of this island will no doubt bring them
to the verge Of reYOIution. To these
will be added the anarchy which always
follows the work Of insurgents, A very
serious feature OF the case Is that this
trouble has not the means OF relief within
itself. The hatred between the native
population and the Spanish increas-
es every day, without any evident
sign Of either party being victorious.
The Spanish force is daily receiv.
ing recruits from tho Oilscourings Of
the country, and the insurgents find
men enough to make good their losses.
So what can be expected from people so
thoroughly demOralized2 Nothing but
the Intervention Of some stronger power
can bring this people remedy for their
ills. Az this would be very difficult
~ Il Al. l.. Al
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Capital and Labor.

In the April number Of the Practical
liasaslas, London, a well-considered dis
pusslon of the merits Of arbitration as a
means Of righting the wrongs received Mt
each others hands by the apparently con.
hicting interests Of capital and labor pre-
sents some interesting statistics. The
author says: ., o. ,,ss- s-,l.
at il estimated OH reliable returns that
there are nearly million and half Of
trades.lnionists In Great Britain. Near.
" third Of that number are miners, who
have not YET availed themselves Of the
advantages Of a board Of arbitration, and
vet II is among vorkmen Of this class that
strikes are most liable to arise, owing to
the ever.recurring fluctuations Of the
iron and coal trades; another third I've.
longs To the mechanic class, embracing
carpenters, masons, engineers, Shipbuild-
ers, &c; while the remaining third will
he found 10 be made up chiefly Of iron:
workers, laboEora and other GLASSES OF
skilled or dnskilled labor. Up to the
present time there are not more than
three or four, or at least half dozen,
regularly constituted boards Of .afbitta.
ti6n at work in the United Kingdom, and
these boards do not extend their opera
tionS to more than a mere fraction Of the
ranks Of labor. The principal boards are
established In connection with the hosiery
and glove .trade, which do not employ
more than twenty thousand hands the
manufactured iron trade Of the north
oi England, where there nre neatly fifteen
thousand subscribing members and the
South staifordshite iron trade, where
there are neatly as many operatives rep.
resented IA In the North Of England. The
area Of operations covered by boards Of
arbitration has consequently been limited
so far to less than one hundred thousand
workmen."
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The river commenced rising again yes
terday. At0 o'clock in the evening there
were 5 feet 0 inches in the channel,
The Kitty lIegler passed down about
"a. NJ. Ell route for Cincinnati.
The Salt Valley, for lrOnton, passed
down at 10 a. NJ II. tJ i
The Wild Duck aud three model
barges passed down at 7 Am. The Wild
Duck took ON some nails at the Belmont,
The Courier left for Parkersburg on
time. Fr I "a HH I'D
The Andes left for Cincinnptiwith fair
trip, I 4.'aF e .'alH
The Ragon will leave for Pittsburgh att
A. NJ.
The Express will be this mornings
Parkersburg boat.
The Carrie Brooks, for GAINESVILLE, was
expected to pasS down at midnight last
night. HFg
The towboat Leopard is On rouIeio this
city with | 800 tons Of iron ore.
THE Steubenyille Gdscite says: Mint
jnlips have been killed by the cold snap.
We sympathihe with the Wheeling
editors.
As the Slenbenvillc tripodians have
always taken their medicine Straight"
the frost will not effect the brIIliancy OF
their editorials.
....s.. 10y Telegaph,l ,.ht
PITNBURGH, May 4-River : feet and
rising very slowly. Weather cloudy and
cool.
CrNcINNArI, May 4.-River 10 feet 3
inches and falling, Arrived-Nashville,
Departed Mlnneola and Shannon. Clear
and cool.
EVANSVILLE, May 4.-lsiver rising.
Down.. D. Parker, Coal Hill, Grey
Eagle, Belle Arlington and Warner and
barges. Up-Charlcs Morgan and Il. II.
Young. Business rather light. Rainel
all night, but clearing off this evening,
NASHVILLE, May 4-River falling; 81
feet on the shoals. Depatted-BnrkcS-
vile. The Silver Thorn isGXpcctCd from
Evansville tonight.
MEMPHIS, May 4.-River fell Z inches.
Arrived-B Batesville and City Of Vicks.
burg pepNrted-Vint Sllinkle, Belle Of
Texas and Fanny Towis. Clear and cool
with prospect Of frost tonight.
ST. LOUIS, May 4.-Redwing, 81. Paul;
Leopard, Commonwealth and Glencoe,
New Orleans; Johnson, Keokuki Brown,
Cairo, arrived to-day Departed: Mitchell,
81. Paul; Savanna, Fort Madison; Johnson,
Keokuk; Julia, Vicksburg; Addie John
son, Galena; Great Republic, New Or
leans. River fallen six inches. Clear
and cool.
C4iRo, May 4.-Rivcr 50 feet and
rising. Arrived--7J. N. Kellogg and Lib.
ctty No.. 4 Departcd-Ilouisyillc and
Kellogg. Clear and pleasant
Louisv11E, NEay4.-ThS Sriverisfalling
with 0 feet Q lncIleS Departed-John
Gilmore, Pittsburgh Charley Brown,
pomeroy; Laurel, 81. Louis. Arrived
Gilmore, Nashville; Charles Morgan due
but not arrived at the time Of sending
This.
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, May AIN the Chamber Of
Representatives to-day NJ, Asprpment
Lyden, Minister of foreign affairs, read
the reply Of the Belgium government to
the German note Of February 10Th. 1t
denies that Belgium has declined to con-
slider Germany's demand. The question
OF fulfilling the obligations TO prevent the
subject from disturbing the neighboring
countries applies not to Belgium alone
but to all States which regard 1t their
duty to watch over peace. When the Bel
gium government is npprised Of the steps
taken in Germany and other countries to
remedy the difficulties in their penal
laws Il will examine its own in their
bearing on the customs, traditions
and liabilities Of Belgium. With the
sinCercst desire 10 cooperate in the main
tainance of good relations Belgium is de.
termined to fulfill the duties Of neutral
State and to cultivate the friendship Of
Germany. NJ, Asprement after reading
the note stated that the investigation Of
the Duchesne affair was In progress, and
he closed with an Sppeul to the patriotism
Of all parties.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 4.-The mutIneers OF
board the schooner Jefferson Borden
Capt. Patten, from New Orleans for Lon
don, took tho opportunity to carry out I
plot TO seize the vessel when ON watch
with the first mate and boy, The latter
was gagged and the men then struck the
first mate from behind, fFacturing hii
skull. The second mate coming to the
rescue was thrown overheard. The boy
got free and alarmed Capt. Patteu, who
coming from the cabin whit two reyolyers
fired upon the mutineGrs with effect, one
OF them received seven bullets, a second
wounded and the third may live until the
vessel reaches London.
The Mark Lane Express Of this week
says during April there have been SHARP
night irosts and short allowance Of rain
Unless there Is more OF the latter, forage
will be scarce. Corn threatens to DO late
Wheat will be late whatever may DO ii
bulk. In France wheat and rye already
are suffering. In Russia the sewers have
actually been beaten off by the snow,
The markets generally show decline in
prices from sixpence TO . ashilling.
LONDON, May At the opening Of
the Presbyterian Synod to-day the Mod
orator referred to tho revival movement
set on foot by Moody md Sankey, and
expressed cordial sympathy with them
in their religious work.
LONDON, May AIN the House Of
Commons this evening 0'Cleary withdrew
his motion for the recognition by Great
Britain Of the belligerent rights Of the
Carlists in Spain. BOurke, Under Sec.
retary for the Foreign Department,
stated that there was no reason to depart
from the policy Of non-interierence OBJ
served during the previous civil wars in
Spain. ~.
MR., GLADsroNE's LETTER.
IONDoS, May 5--4;SO A, M.-Tho Sian.
dard severely criticizes the letter from
Gladstone read at the Centennial cele.
bration Of the battle Of Lexington. II
remarks that the habit Of tOHdying to
Americans Ia discreditable In English
public men and journals. The result Of
the republican experiment in the United
States are the corruption OF public life,
extinction Of public spirit, oppression Of
the minority, disgust Of honorable men
with politics and the transfer Of govern
ment Into the hands OF corrupt, unscru.
pulOns and ignorant persons.
LONDON, May 5--5;3O a. M.---The Times
fully endorses Gladstone's letters, and
says II would be melancholy II the first
great attempt to complete the independ-
enCc should result in social anarchy, al
though there Ia nothing at present to
juStify anOh foarS. GrRvo Nvi ia exist in
some Of the American institutions, which
must be remedied il the progress is to con
tinue.
The Daily Nems announces that the Earl
OF Pembroke will resign the under Secre.
taryship Of War and be succeeded by
Lord Cadagon.
The British Government intends to
send the irigate Valorous to Bafin's Day.
aud the North Atlantic.
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The question oidissolving the injnnc.
tion restraining theC Common Council from
counting the yotS In the recent election
held ii Chicago was argued before Judgc
Williams, Of the Circuit Court, but the
argument not being concluded the case
went over until tomorrow.
THE entire straight Democratic tick
ct was defeated in lIogansport lndq by
the citizens ticket by a majority oi $40,
the citizens electing eight out OF ten coun.
cilmen. This IL the first Republican OF
opposition Mayor this city has had since
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Chatrman Of Committee on Tnnsporta
tiOn, No. . Broad Street, New York.

LOCAL pERsONAis.-WC had a pleas
ant call from ex.Gov. Stevenson, Of
Parkerslufg, yesterday.
j. N. Free, who used to be spoken OF
IA ''tRe Immortal ]. M aid whose philo-
sophical letters would have made him ia
nous In about three thousand years more,
runs n COOPER shop nj Fremont, Ohio.
NJ. Fred, KOhler, Of the Fifth Ward,
took passage OH the steamship Ohio from
baltimore for bremen on Saturday last.
Mr.. Fred. tObenstein and daughter Pau.
lima, Mr.. Herman ShOckey and mother,
and Mrs. Anna Matthias, all Of this city,
will leave New York harbOr on Thursday
on the steamer Ilolsatia, for Hamburg.
These parties all purchased their tickets
oil. + fIehrens, No. 22l0 Market street,
Who secured their state-rOoms Ia advance.
Rev. D. II. K. Dix, iofmerly State
Senator from Cabell county, was IN the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Maria Louisa Schultz, widow Of
the late Frederick Schultz and mother Of
Justice Schultz, died yesterday morning
about ] o'clock, at her residence, corner
ChAplino and 2Sd streets, in the 18Th
year Of her age. The funeral will take
place on Thursday at 2 o'clock r.
Hon. Thos. Mccormick, late Justice Of
the Peace, now in the livery business, ap.
pearcd ns attorney for the defendant In a
State case at Justice Hammers Yesterday.
Our citizens may do themselves u
pleasure and perhaps he benefited by
hearing Rev. Df. Wilson, who IL preach.
ing every night at the Baptist Church.
lie preached four years to one Of the
largest congregations IN the city Of Rich
Tancy, oi the Wheeling Regi0er IL be.
coming yery wicked, Now We don't OBJ.
jcct to man being a little wicked, but
when he becomes so Wickelly wicked as
the weather items In this mornings
Register indicate We begin TO despair OF
his final anlvdIinn -SfeUb HdyelIe