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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-09
Charge Against General sherman.

CINCINNATI, July S.-SOme uhyS siHce
a letter was published in the Courier
Journal from Georgia, charging that
General Sherman personally directed
the burning of acotton factory at Eaton
town, Georgia, and sfterward the burn
ing Of a monastery, at Columbia, South
Carolina. In this mornings Courier
Journal is published letter
from Mrs. Sherman, denying the charges,
in which she says: "The Courier
journal says he perpetrated an enormity
himself in applying the torch to factory,
during which time he was also guilty OF
blasphemy. say General Sherman was
not guilty of blasphemy or profanity, and
the men of the CoUrier-JoTn0L knew
when they published that article
that he had never applied the torch
to building. When the convent
of the Ursula nuns, at Columbia, South
Carolina, was reported to be in danger
Of burning, General Sherman sent
my brother General Charles Ewing, of
his staff, and commissary officer Major
}. W. Curyn, both Catholics, with or
ders and authority to do all that could,
be done for the sisters and those under
their charge. They executed their or
ders with zeal and great kindness, and
under continued instructions from Gen.
Sherman, they assigned to them a goodly
share of cOmmissarv stores and attended
to their wants until the army left the
place" There will be published in to-
morrows Courier journal letter from
General Sherman denying some OF the
charges. and in commenting on another
statement in the letter referred to
says "Mrs. Sherman is and has always,
been IL Catholic, and has extended to all
alike, Catholic and Protestant, hospitali-
ties with layishness that actually i'm
poycrshes US. To question the purity of
her motives Is certainly most unmanly
way to reflect on me.
LOUISVILLE, July S.--The Courjcr-
Journal in commenting upon Mrs. Sher-
mans letter, says: We shall not perpe-
trate the ungalIantry OF single comment
on the very earnest and womanly way in
which this mos. eStimable lady
comes To tho defense of her hus-
Oand, except 10 T'ihIHu HeT tHat tHe
article of which she complains appeared
amoag our correspondence to which We
allow considerable latitude, and was not
sanctioned or endorsed by any expression
of our own. Mrs. Sherman has been
long enough in public life to understand
that pubic men are public pro-
pertv, ard that their act, are sub
iects for fair criticism, and that
every charge that may be untrue is not
necessarily malicious, and that mo- ssman
need be afraid of talsehood. The famous
march t. the sea was the occasion of
much cruelty and suffering. We don't
pretend to know how much of this might
be softcned or avcrtcd by General Sher-
man, but the truth OF history requires the
impartial presentment Of everything
light on the subject, and where
columnies are put forward they can be
refuted. SO far from aiiording us pleas
ure to have the story which appeared in
one of our Georgia letters confirmed,
nothing would crafty us more than to
have it thoroughly retuted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-09
Iowa Items.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, July S.-Thc crops
are recovering rapidly from the effects OF
the storm.
The candidates and the State Commit
tee of the Democratic party held coun-
ell yesterday, and decided to inauguratr
an active canvass. Shepherd Leflier,
their nominee for governor, has chailenS-
ed Governor kirkwood to q joint discus
sion.
The STATE Jo"moi has suspended. An
effort is being made 10 rr~usCitnte il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-09
Action OF Liquor Di.tiIIers. &c.

ClNCINNATI, July S.-A meeting OF
thcdistillers, rectiiiers, and liquor dealers
of Ohio, Indiana. Illinois and Kentucky
was held here las: evening, at which the
following resolutions were adopted
Recommending the change of gaugers
from one district and State 10
another every thirty days and storekeep-
ers every sixty days rs one OF the best
methods Of preventing frauds, and Il
thorough and effective system OF "N-
amining prior to appointment, to secure
competency of gaugers and unifority of
inspection. Requesting the prompt
release of gccLs seized by
upon insufficient grounds, and request
ing the Government to hold officers to n
more rigid accountability for neglect,
omission or errors committed by them in
the discharge of their duty. Pledging
themselves to assist the Government in
collecting tax on distilled spirits, and in
the SUPPRESSION of frauds.
The meeting adopted resolutions
thanking the Secretary of the Treasury
for his earnest endeavors to detect and
stop all frauds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-09
rsnIto Advance RaiIroad Rates.

CHICAGO, July Sat mectingoi the
passenger agents here to-day the Mich!-
gan Central agent refused to consent to a
proposed plan for raising the passenger
rates to the East and stated that his road
for the present would sell tickets on the
basis of Sl5 TO New York,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-09
FROM BENW0OD.
Celebration orthe Fourth.

BENwoOY, MAESuAL COUNTY,
I,,, lG-I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-09
The Murder Of Phil. sheridan.

NEW YORK, July S,-Joseph Doyle,
indicted for the murder of Philip Shcri
dan, a Jersey City saloon keeper, plead
guilty yesterday, and, to-day, judgment
guilty of murder in the second degree,
was recorded, and Doyle sentenced to
twenty years in the State prison.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-09
Noted Desperado Killed.

ST. LOUIS, July s. Charles johnson, Il
noted desperate of Southern Kansas,
WAS shot and instantly killed Mt Lescy-
gres, Kansas to-day, by the city Marshal.
At the time Of the shooting johnson was
engaged in fight and resisted arrest.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-20
gtmS ettrop&tf0en 3eitHn8e,t+

- Ser 6eutihe GethSz nn6 preuBii1e
Granddaughter bonn 80. Stunt pr6It5irt
bas 0eleb, betreffen6 bic u nbebMng
Der NrttfeL Is, 16 nn0 Is Der
preuBti6en 8erfaiiung.
- Der 6euti6e Bunbesratb bat
am 80. Stunt feline SiBun9en 9eI6loiien.
Seine Wtitglieber itno 5eretts in tbre
betreffenoen engeren 8aterlGnoer aurnds
gerei1t. @r tDtro Wfttte September mteOer
3uiammentreten tint ft6 i6luiit9 3u
MAIDEN uber Die 8orlageu, Del1e benz
crit Wtitte Sftober eri6etnenoen Ret6sz
ta9e gu MAIDEN ftn6. Su Berlin utagt"
iebt ni6ts me6r, ais Die Staotberoro@
netenbsriammlung, beren quaii parlas
mentarii6em Wirfen aber menI6li6er
Gere6nuns mad f6on balb Dur6 Bes
i6LuBunfdbigfett ein @n6e gelebt peroen
miro, unO bte Suiti3commtiiton bes
&ei6stags.
Der @nfeI bes 6eutl6en &atferS,
Der GrbgroB9er3og bon 8aben miro
n6dlten Wtnter Die nniberittGt 6etbeI>
berg beiu9en, ieooh ni6t bort, fonoern
i'm S9lole 3u S9webingen po6net1.
Sir ben bon Der bentf9en Sat
lertn aus NHlaB Der MtsHer MeItaus@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-20
9cr MmfrMDr TT 2aturence+
2amrence, WtaH., IA. Suit.

E1WEENCEI WtuN., IF. SHIIs
Der Stabtmari6an @urrter bat ietn
9lut nteber9elegt, ba Der 8~iirgermetiter
ibm ongefInoigt bate, baB ietn fetges
Benebmen 9egeu ben pobelbaufen ielne
@ntlaiiung notbiQ 9enla6t babe.
Ser 8irgermeliter iagt, baB oas fren1De
Bolt, mel1e5 an ben Mai1erperten be-
l6dfttgt lit, ben Aufrmbr DeranlaBt babe.
Sin 9ol5i0uppen, tuel1er ais SoftDaus
tlr otele Nrbeiter oiellte, tpnrbe 0ente
Wtorgen eingeG16ert nno 5tpet bon ben
1teben3ig Perioneu, tpelbe BARN f6ltefeH,
tanaen in ben TlammeH ibren 500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-20
SOD zines fatD~ Si10ofs.
Mpntreal. Il. Stuff.

Nv ~ ASa OOH&E+
Ser 8ii6of BON ct. 9DacintD, @bare
les ga 0tocque, itarb beute WtOrgen 3u
8eloeiL. @r bate ietn Nlnt iett Dem 20.
SSSult 1866 befIeioet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-20
MmItebSaute sycrien4

Namrence, Wf9f1., 10. SuIt.
Ote @tIanttc 2 Gaumtpoaenfptnneret,
tpeI@e 1850 Yerionen bef9dfttste, Durbe
bente Ieittag far bic nd9itsn 3tpet Wfo7
nate 9ei9loiieu. 0ieie Nrbeitseinitennng
biirfte ieoo6 nod lGnger bauern, tpenn
bic auf 2ager beftnbli6e Waare tnnerbalb
bteier 3ett nt6t ab9eiebt utrO. Ser pee
funiGre 8erlult, wel6er Die Qrbetter bas
onr9 trtft, belGuft it9 anf mtnbetens
so 600 9nIInrS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-20
3GNS Der 2smm0esDaMptW1ot+
50 a5bin0tD II. SUI

Qong8 Brand, IL. Slli.
Srau M[sernou Sartorts (geb. .Jtelie
@rant) geras beute Weor9en zines geluns
ben Gnaben. -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-20
GDttagO, 9tenft0g, be1 20. Sult 1876.

mater, MaI1. unb MttgIie6 bss gesen@
tpdrtigeng ongrenes; @bas 5. S%anltners
Martinsburg, IS. Sa., elm Ntttgl'eo oes
A. Gouare1Yes ur0 Elm 9emotrat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-20

8btteba1G, q. g., 16. SuIt.
Ser 9ampfer v@bampGain", tpeI6er
geftern Nbeno BON SortStconDeroga mad
Nouie's Boint Angling, lief bet Saumia
9oint auf ben Strano unb tptrb pabr>
i6etnIt@ BON ben bo6gebenben Beaen
sertrimmert peroen. Seine Baifagiere
mnr6en 0 benz 9ampfer Notronoaf at
8Dro aenOmlmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-20
Gelegrapbi(6e gepe(6en.
Sentf0InMS.
(Sm eaufe lester 8Ode on bic Suiuois Staatss
9eituug telssrapbirt.)
Wu d IA. SuIi


Mun6en, IA. SuIi.
Ser Saiier @ilbeIm trof beute Nq6=
mtttag i'm ftrengiten Sncosnito auf ieiz
ner Geiie na6 Salsbure bier elm.
Berlin, l6. SuIt.
9as @eri6t, boB 9euti6lano itd inn
gerein nit @roBbritannien uno ben Ser.
Staoten III Mabri6 fir Die llnabbGngigz
felt @uba'S nernenoen tperoe, miro in
9offreiien ais uu6e9ritnbet besei6net.
2onoon, II. SuLt.
gihem Selegramm BON Berlin an bic
v0ailD 9oit" sufoIge, fanben bic bon
einem S6iffe Der 6sutiden Wartne in
bdniiden @etpdfiern uor9enOmmenen
0telungen, iiber melde Die odnii9e 9tes
sierung it6 bei6tpert Bat, itatt, neil
cine Ba9germai6ine III ben 8ilbeImsz
boDen bugltrt tperben ioHte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-20
@om Sen SGtTertnfelt.

Gin 8rief bon Sen S6ifertnieln iast:
Sberlt Steinbergsr, Der ameritanii6e
BepoumG6ttgte, mur6e BON ben Gtngez
borenen Der5li6 empfaugen nno bic 8erz
f%ailung, uel9e berlelbe fir ie entparf,
angenDmmeu. 9ieielbe ma6t BEN &0utg
aut bier Sabre tpdDIbar uno ptrb abb
pe9ielnb aus ben 0Dnaitteen BET 3Dntge
Malieloa nnb Gopua getpa6lt. Der Gez
prGientant Der er1teren DDna1tie nuroe
gum eriten &0nig unter Der neuen 8er<
tailung gepGblt unoS teinber9er BON tbm
au ieinem Yyemter fir &%ebens5ett erz
unuut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-20

- ~ AOe OWEH
8on Calcutta miro geneI6et, baB BET
8bamo cine Gmp0rung ausgebro6en iet.
[Bbamo lit eine Der bebeutenolten 9anz
belsitdbte in Birma am Srramabb1 nit
5000 %gintpobner, un9efdbr 40 Otetlen
peltli6 BON Der 6ineitl0en @ren3e.]
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-06
SOMERSET. Pa. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6 1878
THE OLD 6RIST MILL



The grist Iniil z,anas sesi,'e the stream,
VIII benaing rsof AMI leaning wall
So OIL that when the winds are VII
The miller tran bles iesI Il all;
Bat the moss aaa ivy, nsysr Esre.
Bedeck II Ger from year l. year
TIE dam Is steep. and wsleei green;
The gales are RAISED, tie waters pour
And tread the oil old wheels slippery s-ePs
The lowest roun4 &, eyerm0re
Nethink they have sound u Ire,
Because they eaEn0t climb Il higaeT.
From morn tn night, 10 autumn tine,
When heavy hAryests load TIE plains;
Up drive the farmers 70 the mil.
And baek anon with loa6ed Eains;
They bring a heap Of golden grain
AMI take 1t home II meal again
The MIL Inside Is din and Iark,
But peeping in the open dcoE,
You see the miller fitting round.
And dusty bags along the aocE:
And BY the shafi anu down the spout
The yellow meal comes pouring oui.
And all day long the Elrlrl9S Sea ei'An
floats round it o. the szitry breeze,
And shlneth Ike setting swarm
OF gsiden winged ani beeiled bees;
OF SPARKS 7rDund = bl-cksGllh's ceor,
whea bellows blgw All fgrges roar.
loye the pleasant quaint cd mil
L 'miaGs ne oi M early PrIEaes
lis changed since then, but not - n-Hch
As lam by decay and time;
is wrecks are m1sse.l .ro-n year 70 ye7r'
But mine all dark AMI bare appear-
Island beside the stream q lie;
The mighty current sweeps along.
Lining the fo0d-gale Of my heart
Il turns the magic wheel % song,
And grinds the rlpening harvest hr0ugh;
FROM out the golden aeli Of thought
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Enti-efy rewritten by the abiest writers on ever
sul1eet rrIlslsl lruiH ne- y - a4s.
80 .ss.rsI Iu.usaaa eEzrzTlnZs AM MAPS
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RksFxrTIoS AcT OF 1878

Nor is this the only occasion on
which 8 like attempt 10 evsde respon-
sibility has been made. This con-
vention particularly denounees the
resumption act Of January Il. 1875
Evidently, the men who drew the
platform never read the law, for its
great feature is the establishment Of
The system of free banking. The
eighth resolution deaounces the pres
enr national banking system as an
Already dangerous monopoly when
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Ifyou want a good family PaPer'
subscribe for the HERALD,
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Ii viii be observed that this tenn
porary loan Of $4,000 was made in
the month of June as a temporary
loan, and was not paid during the
year, aod yet We ind that the follow
ing balances were in the State Treas
ury at the end of each month during
the last six months of that wear.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-06
STATE ISSUES.

The only resolutions IN the Demo
cratic Platform which refer to Stat;
affairs are the fourth, fifth, and sixth
aud they are limited to the Stat,
Treasury and to the denancistion o
the pre-en. State Treasurer As b,
i not the nominee of the Republican
party for that Office, his record is no
10 the issde, but ii is only simple JUS
lice to present 10 reply to the charges
such facts d have been officially de
veIOped
Toe fourth resolution eensure:
the State Treasurer for neglecting
u appropriate the moneys in ID,
Siukiug Fund to the payment of th,
public deb, 81 rapidly as required by
law bot the Commission ers Of the
Sinking Fund, consisting OF Messrs
Quay and Mackey (Republicans)
aud Mr. Temple (Democrai), whl
have charge Of these moneys, las
mUnth held q meeting and made a
ziatement to the effect that FIVE hun
dred and eight thousand and eighteen
dollars aud twenty-six cents we're al
the obligations " ;he State now du,
or waieh may be called at her option
and that there were but four hundred
aud Gfty-seven thousand tour hundred
aud eighty three dollars and eighr
cents (457 ,4s3.0s) in the Sinking
Fund applicable TO this purchase,
and although the amount 10 hand was
ffty thousand dollars (5000o) shor,
VI the smOu. due, they unanimously
resolved 10 give nutice Of the pay.
ment ot them. interest to cease on
tie Let of November next How
much more rapidly these moneys
could have been appropriated thar
they have been the Democratic Con.
veniion have failed to tell, nor is il
easy 10 see am informed, as be
ieve credihly .that upon the payment
Of these particular bonds there will bt
10 others which the State will have
/ the option to pay until the lst O.
November, 1877, so that to- lay, al
are provided for which can be provld
ed for within the next tvo years
The State Treasurer is also censurec
for not accounting for the interest by
him on the money deposits OF the
State, and call made for q disco n
linuance IF the practice BY State
Treasurers of employing public mon
eys for their own profit CT purposes
i There can be 20 doubt of the pro
eriety OF such legislation as will bieil
up the practice
The resolution Of the convention
! would have been more ereditabls &
lis candor if il had admitted, wbs
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TRUSTEES;

JAMES COOPER, D. J. MCRDELLy
DAVID DIBERT, JAMES McMILLEN
e r Fills JAMES MORLEY,
Al HAYES LEWIS Pitt,
F. ". HAY. H. 4 BOGGS,
JOIN LOwNAN. CONRAD SUPPES,
T II LAPSLY. GEO. 7. SwANK.
D. MCLAUGHLIN, W. W. WALTERS
DANIEL J. mORRElL, President.
FRANK OIsERT, Treasurer,
CYRUS ELDER. Solicitor.
Ds-as--= sr ONE DOLLAR aul uDFar-s re-
ce.rsl. ans interest allowed ID al suns, payaoie
tr.-e a wear I1--rss- 30 -lt drawn cut, Is aaaee
O. the r-i1-lr-l r1ls C01IPUCNDING I" iCh
YEAR. without --1u1l u, tie teIpsltor TO cal4
~ eveuc o. present ms LePosi- 0o1k- Money can &c
vfh,r ,rau1 at any tizas afler giving the bank oe'-
tl-1 -l-l1a ag i=-se--
narrfrd Women and persons under
axe can sesasli money ll thsir0wn names 80 tha'
O. can 5e drawn 01ly by Themselves or on their or
DER. Moneys ea1 1e deposited i5rehiiire-l, Or oy
se.--.ss or az rrcz- l1a5s SutJect toeertain eon-
c--i-z
Loans Secured by Real Estate
t,-u.ss -..s By-L.l~s rsp,--s. rules q deposit
sa8 .-a.ial o.. 1F Is-s-lrs- relative % deposits
af raa-r.sl w .ulsu 41i E.l9-s- can oe01talned al
rhe Bank
e@7B- --Et1E hours daily frau9 % so'cigcs-
LIZ au. an We-las.ly t-l >s4Ju-sAy even lsss
.rIu o. '4 a-laz- apr -
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N 1855.

One Of the first financial steps
taken after the war MAS for the con-
traction of the currency. the Secrets
~ of the Treasury. ~ the 6rst session
of Congress. having strongly urged
the necessity oft Within Two weeks
the House Of Representatives respond
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PAID NEARLY
* 4 o o . o o q!
IANrApX 0nd lS.


H. l.. STEVENS, ESQ: Dear Sur-When
about six months old | was vacinated.
The parties who were vacCinated from the
same virus died rom the humOr. The
humOr spread over me To such an extent
that | was rolled in bran 10 prevent me
from scratching my person. The disease
finally settled in my head. | remained in
this condition. about twenty years, trOub-
led all the time with sores breaking in my
head and diScharRlug corruption rom my
ear. At this time Il small kernel appear
ed on my neck. gradually increasing IN
size until a tumOr formed Ofsuch immense
size | could see II by turning my eyes
downward. All this time ! was taking
various remldicS for my blood, without
any substantial benefit
then went to Il prominent physician in
Boston, who, during his treatment OF six
months, lanccd the tumOr eight times,
which cost me nearly $40. This LETT me
with Il rough, aggravated sore, without nj
all diminishing the size of the tumor, and
in a Siclily, feeble condition. ! consulted
another physician in Nalick, who, after
considerable time, succeeded In healing
the sore without reducing the size. AT tins
point / commenced TO use Negetine,
al the earnest persuasion of friend. After
had taken this medicine about one week
| cNpcrirnced wonderful sensations. My
whole body seemed 10 be undergoing
radical change, until, finally, the lunor
broke and discharged frightiul quantities.
From this time In decreased in size until
the bunch disapp, AIRED, but my neck still
bears the ugly sears OF TIA" sore and lance.
am now healthy and Strcng and able To
work every day.
| will also mention that have been an
acute sufferer from iniiummatOry rhcuma-
tiSm ever since | can remember, until
commencing the use of Nrgctine, when al
most immediately all rheumatic pains
ceased. This statement ! volunteer for
tine purpose OF bcurittimg other suffering
humanity, and YOU viii confer favor by
giving 1t as much publicity as thought
proper. Very 5IHtlullE,
q. VI. EiANEl.S, Ashland. Mass.
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NOTICE.

To Daniel +. Zane, Isaac Irwin, Trustee for
Daniel T.. Zane, lndiauna T.. hCSwOrdS,
orion \. Zane, james W. ZANE, Edwin
f.. Zane, Clark l.. Zane, Ann +. Philips,
Della Cranmrr Edward T.. Zane K G..
Barr, guardian al iItcm at Edward T..
Iunr, the children of Noah Ianc. decd,
and all other persons having amy claim
or interest Ina the north portion OF a tract
of land situate on Ianc'S Island in the
Seventh ward Of the city OF Wheeling,
ohio county, and known as the Daniel
Zane homestead tract of land:
You and each OF you Will take nOilr"
that the application of the city of Wheel
ing has been presented to the circuit Court
of ohio county, state OF West Virginia, Tor
the condemnation OF Il portion OF that GER
tain tract of land, situate on Ianc's Island
in seventh ward OF the city OF Wheeling,
IN said county, known aS the Daniel Iau"
homestead tract OF land, for the purpose OF
extending ONO street through SAID Ihnd
castwardiy to low water mark on the east
branch of the Ohio river.
The portion OF the said land intended 60
he taken by the said city OF Wheeling for
said street Is bounded and described rs
follows, that il 10 say: Commencing at Il
point In the east line of South Front street,
where the south line Of ONO street, cN-
tended caStwardlv, would intersrct sand
point: thence north Sltt ESQ feet, To low
water mark on the east branch OF the ONO
river: thence i'm a Stralgu' line nOrthward-
~ with low water mark of said branch ~
feet: thence south Sl34 W. 80 feet to IN"
east line OF South Front street; thence lu
a straight line ~ feet TO the point of be-
ginning.
That a plat Of the land Intended To b"
taken by the said city of Wheeling IS now
ON lille i'm the office of the Clerk OF the
County Court OF ohio county,
Thai the city OF Wheeling will ask for a
hearing on said application before the
Circuit Court of ohio county, on the 2-ud
JIy pt \DNem Der, y. d., lNI1.
THE CITY OF WHEELING,
nctolocaw-t BY q. W. JcflerS, its htl'y.
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NEI.IIRORIIOOD NEWS.


bFLhAlht.
YESTERDAY was a very damp, dis.
agreeable day, and very little business
was done.
The stranger who fell from the bridge
on the G. & =. railroad, short distance
above the depot, few days ago, has so
far recovered us to be able to return to
his home.
DRUMMERs for Eastern houses have
been very thick in Bclnirr for week
past. "Ieke don care how thick they
get.
PROF. GooDERL, formerly ofthe Guern-
scy Times, was in our city yesterday
looking up his chances for u daily paper
The Common Pleas Court for this
county, will not adjourn before tho
25th.
OUR citizens are to be favored with
one of Americas sweetest singers on
Friday and Saturday evenings Of this
week. DR.. II. II Arnold, formerly OF
DeSanas opera troupe, will sing in City
Hall on the evenings above stated. The
mere mention OF his name will fill the
hall.
SQUIRE AUSTIN will have his office in
the room oboye the market house.
PROF. GILBERT is very fine ven.
triloquIst
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-04
THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Melon.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge MeIc'n.
This court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning.
In the cases Of Camden, trustee vs.. the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky
Railroad Company, and John L. Sisson
VS.. the same, DEGREES were entered ap-
pointing commissioners, to ascertain the
compensation for land taken for railroad
purposes. g,
In the chancery suit of Rachel War1
VS.. Volney Ward, decree for divorce
was entered in favor of the complainant.
In the case of George o, Davenport,
guardian, vs.. Mary I. Caldwell and
others, the report of the guardian as to
the sale of certain city lots was filed and
the sales confirmed.
The trial of Miller vs.. the Citizens In
surance Company was resumed, ana the
day was taken up by the arguments OF
the counsel,
The cases of Colts vs.sCotts and Craw-
lev VS.. Cots were continued until Friday
James Brazzell's will was proved by
the oath of NJ. J. O'kaine and james
Devine, with Rev. }. 7. Sullivan eNeca
tor; bond $500.
Court adjourned until this morning at
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