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Editors of the Register.
We notice in the REGISTERS local
column of Wednesday, December 18TH,
II statement which subjects al innocent
man t. no little injury. Under the
beading of County Court in the case
of the State VS.. |. II. LongdOn,.. the fol-
lowing sentence appears. Mrs. Morris
appeared and swore that the defendant
had produced nm abortion upon her
daughter" Now, Mrs. Morris did not do
anv such swearing, but testified that she
personally knew nothing about the
charge that was brought against Dr.
LOngdon. She also stated that she be-
hrved that the Doctor had great influence
over colored man OF the name Of Light
foot; that this Lighttoot, after running
the reputation oI her daughter "Malilda,
had fed to parts unknown, and
that she had instituted prosecution
against the Doctor, hoping that under
the influence of fear, the Doctor might
be induced 10 exert his Influence towards
bringing Lightioot back to this city
Unfortunately for this programme, Doc
tor Longdon hadn't much soaring MT
/ L'IltI III MS YUM IOSibAOiii Wv SNNNN 'NN'N
lv tn his defence, and proved himself alb
,olutciv innocent of the vile charges
brought against him. Matilda Morris,
the alleged victim of the supposed abor
lion. in her testimony utterly cXonerated
the Doctor, and proved him to have been
rs guiltless of any malpractice or crime
connected with her, as an unborn babe
could have been. The Judgment OF the
court was. that there was not particle
of evidence against DIR. Longdon in the
! testimony for the State, and the Doctor
was honorably discharged, absolutely
acquitted without placing upon the stand
| "A single one of the witness he had sum-
moncd to prove his innocence.
/ Such state of affairs existing, you can
not but see the injury which might ensne
| To the Doctor. were the mistakes To re-
main uncorrccted Knowing your desire
is that Justice should be done, We do not
doubt that YOU will give this statement
~ conspicuous Il position in your paper,
rs the sentence which we quoted.
.IoHH O. PENDLETuN,
j. ii. PENDLRToN,
W. J COwDEN.
Attorneys for DR.. / II. Longdon in the
case of the State of West Virginia vs..
|. II. Longdon.
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PkRsoNAL.-Br Brother Logan. Of the
MaItinsburg Independent, received new
pair Of boots 10y express.
Brother Scoticld, Of the Purkersburg
,Lupal. registered nj the Mcclure House
Yesterday. He is delegate to the tenn
perance convention.
Our esteemed friend Platlenburg, Of
the Hancock Courier, has been employed
by the temperance people to illustrate
the horrible example
Hon. Mr.. Flick, author of the "Flick
Amendment was in the city yesterday.
He is recorded AT Grant House.
Gen. Joe. Webb, OF the police force
did excellent service at the fire yesterday.
Rev. DR.. hunters remarks stthe TEN.
perance Convention yesterday afternoon
had rather political smack, which would
no be re,ished 10y Democratic temperance
people.
Mr.. Burke, Of the Monroe Register is
in the city.
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A KID GLOVE SENsATIoN.-We have
just opened for tho holiday trade 100
dozcgs Of Courvoisier's World Renown-
ed one button Kid Gloves, in sizes from
So to g, in dark, medium, white and
opera shades, which we offer at the as
founding price of One Dollar per pair.
These Gloves are known all over the
country rs among the best imported, and
hove never been sold for less than $500
before.
We have also marked down 4 large
line of Dress Goods to % cents, which
are great bargains.
j. s. RHODES * Co.
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WE hope some Wheeling people will
read these treasures;
If speak lightly of my neighbor, and
insinuate anything against the purity OF
his principles, OF the rectltudo of his con
duet, / 0SpsrSe him.
II he be a charitable man, and |
sscribe his charities to "A charitable mo-
tive, or otherwise take away the merit OF
his conduct, am guilty of detraction.
If publish anything openly thai in
lures his reputation am a dcfdHCr.
1t communicate to others the reports
that are in circulation TO his dIsadvan
tage, am siUuGerer.
If / fabricate anything myself and
spread il abroad, / am a caltuHmat0r,-
e. craft,
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Secretary, VIM. A. Stickler, of Richie;
Treasurer, Thomas Hornbrook, OF
Wheeling.
The report was adopted.
In the afternoon and evening sessions
addresses were made by Rev. Mr.. Hall
Of Parkersburg; Rev. DR.. Hunter, OF
Pitt.burghi Thomas Honbrook, Esq;
Rev. Mr.. Thompson; Rev. Mr. Greer
and others. A lot Of resolutions were
adopted last night and the Convention
adjourned until this morning.
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THE COURTS.

COUNTY CouRr-J,od.e Cochran.
This Court mat at the usaal hour yes
tcrday morning.
The ease of the State vs. DR.. |. IL.
Longdon, WAS dismissed, the charges
failing to be sub>tant,ated.
The Court adjourned uatil this morn
ing Mt . O'Clock.
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poncE CouRr-Jalye Cro,m,e,,

POLICE CoURT-Jadye Crd,Hier.
There were two plain GrunkS before
the police court yesterday morning.
John Brown and ThoS. Hughry Were
each fined two dollars and costs. Brown
WAS committed to the workhou>c Tor ten
DAYS and llughey paid.
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YouR own interest is At stake if you
fail t. examine the So suits guaranteed to
fit and warranted to Wear. ON sale at
Franks Clothing Hall, IL Twelfth
street. Another item which should not be
overlooked, viz. those - cent undershlts
and drawers.
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PosTAL.-W. y. Moss is appointed
postmaster at Sand Run, Upshur county,
West Va, wee George L. Latham, re-
signed. +. Frank Chapman Is appointed
postmaster at Falls of u Pole, Wayne
county, West Va, vice VI. \. Stephenson,
resigned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-16
HOLIDAY PLEASURES.

Nothing in the world is SO pleasing
during hours of recreation, Is sweet
music and especially is this the case
when mt Christmas. the season when all
the Christian world rcjoices, the home
circle is filled, and there Is n grand re-
union of those VINO are, by the cares,
trials and business demands of
the world, separated from each other
at other times. Then it is that
sweet strains are appreciated, and mem
cries are created, which outLast all
trouble, and are, IN after years, iond!y
looked back upon, as the bright spots
which tighten up the dark pilgrimage oil
life. After this very pocucaI aiIusIon,
(which our readers will no doubt pro-
nounce really more full OF truth than
poetry we simply desiring to say that If
there is any household il Wheeling who
can and does appreciate the delight we
have so feebly portrayed, land which
one does not they can all be secured by
purchasing piano or organ from Adams
x Lucas. This firm is celebrated for the
reputation of the instruments for
which it is the agent. Apart from the
pleasures of the home circle at this
special season, no one can fail to see that
a present ofthis nature will be the most
attractive and useful that could be be-
stowei. Therefore we invite everybody,
one and all, young and old, to come and
inspect their stock, and if they be not
convinced that what We here state IS the
truth, it will be simply because they
have no music in their souls
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ONE LIVE SPoT.-The heavy reduc-
ton of 2Opcr cent in my entire stock OF
dry goods and carpets is now being rea-
lizcd. Call and see the bargains, rs l
am compelled to reduce my stock.
j. w. FERREL.
Cor. Main and 10Th streets.
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NO nUMBUG--The firm OF

NO nUMBUG--The firm of
Gold Bros, offer their i'm
mense stock OF fall and win
ter Clothing at cost. By going
To the above firm you will
save from 30 Ia % per cent
on every article in the ready
made clothing line. GO and
see their StOCa before buy Ing
elSew here. at IiO7 Main 81.
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DSYCHOMANCI, or SOUL CIiAEN-
ING" How either sex may iI>yI.
nate ana gain the love aud affections "'
any person they choose instantly. This
simple mental requirement all can pos.
~csS, free, icy mail, Tor &c, lOg"thrr with =
marriage guide, Egyp ian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints To- Ladies, Wedding Night Shir',
&c. A queer book, Address 7. WILLIAM
a Co. Publishers, PhlladrIphiu. uugIt
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4 FINE lot of Accordeons and other
musical goods just received at Sheib.s
Music Store. Accordeons raging IN
price from $500 to $500. Call and see
them.
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CARROLL q BRO.,
MATTHEW MCNABB,
DEALER II.
ELM GROVE COAL,
w lon- NJ AN SnR Ell
40. 2307 MAIN STREET.

All, orders left at my residence, AS
above, for Clean or mixed Coal, or with
Smith " Wood, No 1927 Market street,
or with Reed, Kraft X Co., No. 300
Main street, will bepromply attended to.
oct27sb
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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 Goth streets.
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rnE State Republican Executive Com
inittae were in session in this city yester'
day. More devilmrnt being concoctcd.
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To BE GIVEN AWAY:

HALLS GALLERY.
Stcrcoscopcs from 75c to So 90 each.
Stercscopc Views 7jc to So 90 per do@
Albums froa the cheapest to the best.
Frames of all sizes and styles.
Photographs of the finest finish.
HALLS GALLERY.
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Important TO Parents and Guard
iAnS

By special arrangement with a large
eastern manufacturing house, ! shall
commence saturday, December II, the
sale of One Hundred Boys Overcoats, of
substantial material, well made and
lined at 1925 each. We know this
means a crowded store and hard work.
That's what We want l shall at the
same time sell 1000 shirts and draws at
% cents each. Monday, December 18th,
we will open another case of those sub
stantial THREE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENT
oycrcoats-the last lot this season.
Ii. FRANK, Clothicr,
46, Twelfth street.
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children SUITS for boys to sport In,
Kid Gloves for gents To court in,
AT II. FRANKS, ~, Twelfth ST
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CALL soon 10 secure Bargains IN the
great reduction in the prlce of Dry
Goods and Carpets at
j. w. FERREL's,
Corner Main and 10Th streets.
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CALL before they are gone-thosc
Basket Sultings, at
EMsHEIMER Bros.
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ATTENTION If called to an advertise
mcnt of pocket book lost in another col
umn. We hope IN honest person found
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NoTICE.-If you have money to buy
Dry Goods or Carpets, call now on
j. W. FEEREL.
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Fox Blankets and flannels call at j
W. Ferrel-, corner OF Main and 10th
reefs
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DIAMONDS reset and Is karct engage
meut and wedding rings made to order
10y Hennegen, Bates " Go, jewellers, 1854
Main street.
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WHEELING creek was frozen over ycs-
tarday morning for the first time this
season.
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WHEN notice at presentation IS
made, they .nyariby say "the recipient
was taken completely by surprise. This
i- Getting somewhat monotonous. Here
after they ought to De- taken by tn" hair
90; the head, or the nose, or the ear, or
something. surprise is tn" least bit
,Id TO say nothing Of it, Transparency.
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For Dress Goods and Carpets, at half
price 90 To j. w. Ferrels, corner Main
and 10Th streets.
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WANTED

world. II contains - sheets paper, 10 en-
yrlupcs, golden Pen, Pen Holder Pencil,
patent Yard Measure, and "A piece OF
Jcwelry. Single package with elegant
Prize, postpaid. pc. Circular Tree. BRIDE
A. 90 5tg broadway. y. I. OC26b
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A Man Of a Thousand,

NIHEN DEATH WAS HOURLY tx .
w PECTED from Consumption, all
remedies having failed, and Dr. II. James
was experimenting, he accidentally made
"A preparation Of Indian Hemp" which
cured his only child, and now gives this
recipe free Oh receipt OF two stamps, L. pay
eXpcnccs. Hemp also cures night
Sweats, nausea at the stomach, and VIII
break fresh cold in u hours. Address
Chaddock & Co., lUi2 Race Street, Phlla-
delphia, nam ng this paper. n"@'la
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TuE sugar toys hang tcmptingly in
the show windows of the stores and at
tract tine attention of the little ones,
who look wi,hlully and IonsiusingIv ut
the gorgeous display. We never see the
little boys and girls, especially the latter
staring ut the tempting articles, but what
We thrust the dexter hand into our
breechcs pockcd, but We are reminded
We ARE only newspaper representative,
aud not Rothchjlds Poor children
Poor reporter
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Fox holiday goods, such as Ties, Silk
and Linen Handkerchiets, 90 to the
cheap house OF EMsHEIMER Bros.
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J. W. FERREL is cleaning ont his
stock Of Dry Goods and Carpets bslo'o
r.st
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GIFT DIsTRCBUTloN.-A ticket given
with every dollar worth purchased until
January lst.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, Of Flr't-ciAss
Makers, will be- sold AT Low Prices IoI , ..
or on lnstallments, or tor rent III ~ ~ ~
Country. during these hard times aud TIE
HOLIDAYS. by HORACE WATERS & son,
4Sl Broadway, than ever b@ipf' 2NTL|h Ih
New York. Agents wanted to 81! waters
New Scale Pianos, ana OFF, " org''iin,
d,,c.ynants IN rLr Trade. \ large discount
o Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
cbonIs stc etC22o
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If you want a cloak
If you want a dress!
If you want Infants aud Children )
Clothes Gro to EMsHEIMER Bios.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
rERMANENT oKGANlHATION

the President The attendance Was
somewhat larger than IN the morning.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Mr.. Hornbrook, of the committee on
Permanent Organization, made the fol-
lowing report:
President, Rev. }. q. Armstrong; Wee
Presidents, Rev. }. Mchendrle R"iIley,
Capt. john Mcclure. OF Wheeling; Hon.
Charles +. Scott, of Richie; Hon. J. II.
Atkinson, of New Cumberland; James
ii. Grove, of Jefferson; james ID Ewing,
of Marshall; Hon. F. II. Pierpont, of
Fairmont; Julius Frentel, oiCa5ell, Hon.
W. F. Stevenson, Of Wood; General Il.
s. Northcott, Of Clarksburg; Secretary,
James Gilchrist, of Wheeling; Assistant
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win AImost Magical Speed,

And gives perfect shape and finish 70 nj
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fifteen minutes. Every machine WAR
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resented. A complete instruction book
accompanies each machine.
No. / Family Machine, l cylinder, -
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A sample machine will be sent 10 any
part OF the United States or Canada lwh"re
we have no agent express charges pre-
paid on receipt OF the price.
Agents wanted In every state, county
City and Town, u whom very liberal uls-
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Address, BICKFoRD KNITTING MACHINE
MFG Co., Sole Manufacturers, Battle
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FINE side lace Shoes Tor Ladies just re-
ceived ut l.. Y. BLoEDs
1875 Main street.
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Steel AlphabetS and Figures on hand an
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-06-19
FROM H~EDGEsvII.LE-
North Mountain Institute.
HEDGEsvILLE, w. VAL
June 10th, 1875.
TO he Editors ofMe independent

TO the Editors Of The independent
/ had the pleasure, to-day, of at
tending the public examination of
North Mountain Institute. This ex-
cellent school for young ladies. and
little boys, has been in operation five
years, and under the management of
its Principal, Mrs. S. j. SMITH, has
won the confidence of our town and
community,
The Students were examined in
Mental and Moral Science, Astrono-
my, Geology, Physical Science, Latin
and French Languages, Mathemat-
les, and Music; and the result was
highly satisfactory, both to the pt-
rents and Teachers.
In the afternoon, the following
Compositions were read, which were
listened owith great interest by the
spectators:
Miss Sallie Mitchell" The Oak"
Miss Maud smith" Beauties of
Nature.D.
Miss Mamie Chrisman-"The Sab
BATH +.
Miss Agnes Eversole-" Robinson
Crusoe."
Miss Lilly Grifith-''Earth's Bat
tie Field"
Miss Mamie Moler-tCuriosity."
Miss Minnie Chrisman-"Be Not
Idle"
Miss Nellie Smith-"Pompeii.n
Master Eddie Richard" Friend
ship"
Master Orville Carcaud-" Living
in a Scramble"
Master Fred. Seibert-ssOur Ma
tive Land"
Master Frank Smith-s'The Flea"
The compositions were excellent,
and indicated a decided improve
ment on the part of the readers.
Franks observations on the Flea
were peculiarly amusing, and his
suggestions as to the best mode of
managing that dangerous animal.ex-
ceedingly valuable.
The Commencement Exercises of
this School will take place on the
night of the 30th instant, and it is
hoped that the patrons and friends of
North Mountain Institute will show
their appreciation by a full attend
ance.
If it should be my pleasure to at
tend the Commencement, / shall
probably send you a few more notes.
Yours, &c,
PHI KAPPA PSI.
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THE BEECHER SCANDAL.
Affidavit of the Peeping UD-
hnIGf0rs

New York, June 16.-The Her
aid says the two workmen who, in
its issue of Monday, were said tohaye
seen famlliarities between MI. Bee
cher and Mrs. Tilton, Yesterday made
affidavit to the truth of the state
ments made at the interviews with
them, reports of which the Herald
published.
Beach's Argument To-Day.
NEW YORK, June 16.-Beach con-
tinued his argument to-day. He said
that he had assumed that the re-
traction letter was obtained by Bee
cher's influence and dictated by him.
and that letter itself inferred So
The word inculpating, used in the
letter, was not a woman's word, and
did not belong to the p~hraseology Of
the household. Beecher says in the
letter of contrition that he would die
before any person but himself should
be luculpated. Certain parties could
be distinguished by their style of
rhetoric, and counsel had already
shown them the popularity in that
respect exhibited by Beecher. Now
he testifes that she wrote the letter,
but it was written at his dictation.-
She says Beecher wrote the letter and
she copied it. When Beecher re-
turned to Moulton's that night, he
told no one that he had received the
letter OF retraction, and Tilton did
not know it until he returned to his
house, when he was told by his wife
and there was no source
therefore by which Mr.. Tilton could
learn of the existence Of this paper,
except through his wife or Beecher.
Was it not perfectly clear that Mrs.
Tllton had given her husband, on his
return, the explanation Of circum-
stances attending the giving of the
letter to Beecher. After he sought
this interview, and had gained this
retraction, if he was innocent, how
gladly and cheerfully he would have
gone into the presence of Tilton and
told him of it. Was there any doubt
lit Beecher had been the character
he is represented to bel but that this
would have been theprompt and rea-
dy response which Beecher would
have made that night to Mr.. Tilton?
Counsel had referred the jury to the
evidence of Tilton and Moulton,
without dwelling on the character of
the offense. In regard to an inter-
view between Moulton and Beecher,
he (Moultonl was told by Beecher
shat Tilton had read to him a con-
fession of Mrs. Tilton's, charging
him (Beeeher) with having sexual in
tercourSe with her. Counsel then
read the letter written July 4th, III.
by Mrs. Tilton to her husband, stat
ing that she hoped her husband
would never be misled by a good wo-
mar as she had been by a good man.
and this, said Beach, VS. said of this
man Beecher, whom the Jury were
asked to believe to be all that was
noble and good.
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The long Strike Ended.

WILKESBARRE, July 15.-The
long strike is ended. The miners of
the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal
company made an unconditional sur
render through their delegate last
night at a meeting with Mr.. Parrish.
a dozen or more meetings were
held yesterday at different places. AT
Ashley a delegation of seventy or
eighty German miners went to a
meeting for the purpose of voting for
resumption. Their object became
known to the leaders, and they were
excluded from the meeting. They
then held a meeting of their own.
and decided to be governed no longer
by the association. At another
meeting the Irish and Welsh disa-
greed, and the withdrew from
the meeting. The mass of miners
We're in favor of going to work. but
the leaders fought hard against it.
Sentiment was too strong for them
longer to continue, and q part YIELD
ed. In the evening y region meeting
was held, and the delegation went to
Parrish's Office. Here a long confer
ence took place. 1t was very harmo-
NOUS, and ended in agreement to go
70 work at once upon the eompany's
terms. No concessions whatever
We're made by the company. The
men stated they had made a mistake
III holding out so long on in making a.
strike, and were now in want Of the
necessaries OF life and eager to have
work Immediately. This company
employs about IL ,000 men, and all of
their works will be started as soona as
possible. Miners of the individual
operators will follow the example of
the men of this company, and there
viii be q general resumption in the
Wyoming region.