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To worry The Liver

And iniure The system generally, take
blue pills and calomel. To regulate it, and
endow the entire system with healthful
vigor. use HCstetter's Stomach Bitters.
Bill Gus inyalids,w which ofthese two;I ecipes
Will you adopt: We doubt not, the latter.
By so doing, you will avoid the disastrous
consequences which the persistent or ire
quent use Of mercury entails, and effectu-
ate the desii ed reform in the action Of the
hillary gland without danger, as well as
speedily and thoroughly. The Bitters in
varibly remedy yeliowness OF the COM
plexion ard whites OF the eyes, pains in
the right side and under the right should.
er blade, furred tongue, high colored
urine, nausea, vertigo, dyspepsia, consti.
patton, heaviness OF the head, mental
dependency, and every other manifesto
ton or accompaniment OF a disordered
condition OF the liver. The stsmack,
bowels and kidneys also experience their
regulating and tonic infnence.
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The COURTS Circmt Court.-The
following business was transacted by this
court yesterday, Judge Melvin presiding:
The case OF the State VS.. Murray
set for trial November Dist, and the case
OF Schell VS.. the city OF Wheeling, set
for trial November 22d, were reset for
December lst
Judgement was rendered on the YER
dict in the case of Nicholson VS.. the Clti-
Zens Street Railway Company.
In the case OF the State vs.. Nellie
Campbell, charged with grand larceny,
the bail bond on 81 900 WAS reduced 10
$500.
In the case of II. Huseman VS.. M.
Blumenthal. q motto. was made TO quash,
attachment docketed, and case continued
TO another day.
The case OF Schockcy VS.. Hobbs and
Others was then rcsun ed, and occupied
the remainder Of the day. The proba-
biilies are that this will take up the
time of the court the greater part of
next week.
The court adjourned till the usual
hour this morning.
Police Couyi-Ju1ge Cranmer dis
posed of the following cases before this
court Yesterday.
Owen Welsh, charged with disorderly
conduct, was fncI two dollars and costs.
Paid.
The cases OF Mrs. Welsh and Michael
Lally, chIrgci with disorderly conduit,
were dismissed at the cost OF complain
ant, Matthew Daley.
Court adjourned Till the usual hour
this incoming.
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HEAVY SUIT The husband of q for
mcr Wr"eilng lady is lucky man. We
refer IN Mr. kammesberg, o, Cincinnati,
VINO married one of " heellng's fayorIte
daughtrr.. Niles Kate Wheat, some time
since Frederick Ramtnelsburg, father
of the gentleman referred to, died in
January, 1868, and at the time Of his
death was IN partnership with Robert
Mitchell. in the furniture business, al
Cincinnati, with branch houses IN other
cite. Ia the settlement Of Mr.. Ram
me,sber,'s Affairs 10y his heirs. seven in
number. with Mr. Mitchell, a law suit
arose and the matter has been in the
courts since that time, being carried up
from one court to the other
The other day. however, the Su-
preme Court of Ohio decided the
case in favor Of the Rammelsberg heirs
which gives 20 them about 81, 10000 or
little over SlGS51l TO each, if the de-
clsion of the court stands good. From
ttis.it will BE- seen that Mr.. Rsmmels.
berry mentioned above will be the recipi-
ent OF quite snug amount, and this,
added to his already ample fortune, will
make him rather wealthy man. Not
withstanding the decision OF the Supreme
Court, there are fears that Mr.. Mitchell
will further litjgate the case and carry it
to the highest tribunals in the land.
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PERsoSALIA.-His Honor, the Mayor
is a happy man. A boy.
Mrs. Belle Smith is registered at the
Grant House. -
Mrs. Stegsr, wife of er Councilman
s.eeer, OF the First ward, died yesterday.
Kew DeHsss will lecture on the "Hoiy
Land, !" at the Fourth street ii. Z. Church,
Monday night. p.
Col. j. w. Plsttenburg, OF the han
Geek County Courier, Smiled IN on Us
last evening. 49,,
Rev. S. w. Conrad, D. D., of Phila-
delphia, will arrive in the city by the Z.
s. 2. road to, day. He will preach at the
Sixteenth street Lutheran church to-mor'
row.
Messrs. g. f. Myers, OF New YORK;
w. B. Porter, of Pittsburgh, and Z. +
VOORHEES,, of Millersburg, o., are quart
cred at the Mcclure.
Rev. Fisher, ID. D., Of the city o.
Wheeling, who recently returned IRON
an extensive trip to the Holy Lano
will preach in the Presbyterian church
of this place, Sunday. All are cordially
invited to be present and hear him.
Moundsriiis Reporter.
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TContinued from, First Page.

negro who used to be q waiter IN
gambling saloon and was discharged Tor
robbipg the proprietors till. 1t is gen.
srslly agreed that the board is purchase
able, but neither party is likely TO take
the responsibility OF making them an
offer. The board meets tomorrow.
Mp. Fl.
AN KLEcroRAL TROUBLE HERE TOO. ?
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is, II 2. Mt
has been discovered that in the parishes
of Iberia, Iberville, West Baton Rouge,
and ST. Martin the Republicans voted fo,
ONLY three electors-the electors at.large
ana the elector tor the district. This may
reduce the vote for five Republicans so
much that it will make it impossible for
the Returning Board to count In more
than three Hayes electors. Seven hun
dred troops will be under arms to-mor-
row as a guard for the Returning Board
and General Sheridan will be In COM
msnd. Northern and Eastern capital
lists are stopping their remittsnces and
closing business relations with New
Orleans. NJ. 7. II.
A RING ORGANS OPINION OF KELLOGG
Special Telegram.
New YoRK, Nov. 15.-The New orb
Times, which. on the strength OF partisan
dispatches from New Orleans, unoacked
by figures, claims the election OF Hayes,
has nothing to say now in condemnation
of Kellogg and his gang. That Journas
however, on Sept, l6, 1874, used the ioi
lowing forclble language about Kellogg
The government of William Pitt kel
logg III Louisiana is one which We have
never been able to defend. DuCelrs de
cision, which aided in establishing 1t
was an outrs re. The conduct OF the re
turning boSrl the same that now holds
in its act Al possession all ballots loI
state and federal officials cast last Tues
day1 which declared 1t elected was dishol
est. The taxation since 1872 has been srbl
trsry and oppressive. Legislation has II
hundreds of cases been shameful farce
Districts have been represented by mel
who never saw them. The small rev
enue g cleaned from the Impoverished PEG
pie has been diverted to improper uses.
ESTIMATED MAJoRITlEs.
The New York Herald published
Thursday the following returns, showing
the State TO have gone for Tllden:
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the Republicans speak of as having been
bull-dogged. The parish commit
tee of East Feliciana has prepared and
sent to this city IA list of 500 ne
groes, each one of. whom, they say, Is
prepared to swear that he voted the
Democratic ticket of bis own accord ana
without compulsl6n. The committee re-
ports that the number OF these atiidavits
can be greatly increased. East Felicisna
is the parish IN which only one Republi.
can vots was oiled, although formerly
that party had large Republican major
ity there. The Democrats assert that
the Republican managers, when they
found tie negroes joining Democratic
clubs in large numbers and at
tending Democratic meetings, and
when they saw that they were
sure TO lose the parish, took means to pre-
vent the negroes from voting in order
that there, might be an excuse for throw
ing out the returns If the parish went
against them. They also say that the
| Republican managers did not supply the
NEGROES with tickets and that there wac
| no Republican tickets TO be had In the
parish. Democrats ron Ouachits Parish
saw that they will present the proof T.
tie Returning Board that the politics
change in that parish was wholly due
to the voluntary support which th'
negroes gave to the Demo
cratic ticket. They say that the vott
was within 100 of the registration, snc
the Democratic majority 1000. Tit
Democrats from East Baton Rouge par
ish report that 2,200 negroes in that par
ish voted the Democratic ticket; tina
there was no intimidation; and that n
unlawful means were used TO influence
voters. The vote WAS within 200 OF tE'
registration. From these statement
some idea may be obtained of the char
scter of the answer which Democrat
propose to make to the Republican as
se,tion that five parishes were carried oy
intimidation and murder.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE" ADMITS A
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
BY Telegraph TO the Tribune.
NEW ORLEANs, November 15.-The
Louisiana case may pe described III few
words:
First: The official returns of the cleo
ton have not yet all been received in
this city. Until these returns are COM
pleted no one can possibly know j st
what count of the votes actually cast
will show. All reports pretend
ing to give the exact majority in this
State, either on the National or State
ticket, are therefore in some degree based
upon estimates which may or may not be
correct. There is little doubt that of the
votes actually cast the Democrats have "
majority. How large it is impossible 10
say. MIR. Packard. the Republican can
dIdate Tor Governor, has probably run
some behind his ticket in few parishes,
and in one parish the Republican Ma
,ional ticket has lost through bluDder
ON the part of Republican committee
man, wno caused the names OF only three
electoral candidates to be printed on the
Republican tickets which he distributed.
1t Is unknown how many OF these tickets
were used, but in case the final count
should show the State TO be very close,
the scale may possibly be turned by the
blunder.
Second: The laws of the State make
the Returning Board the Judge of the
elections, and from It's decision there is
no appeal. If that board is convinced
bv evidence legally and properly pre-
sented to it thxt the result in any par
ish or voting district has been brought
about by means of FRAUD, intm-
iIation, or violence and decides on that
account to reject the returns from thst
narisn or district, then the vote thus re-
iscted cannot be counted.
THIRD. Five parish, which in former
elections gave large Republican MAORI
ties, h, We returned large Democratic ma.
joritles. The Republicans ASSERT that this
revolution has been produced by means
of systematic intimidation of negro
voters, and as they expect to prove this
to the satisfaction Of the Returning
Board, they assume that the vote Of the
parishes in question will be thrown out
and that the count in the remainder of
the State will give Hayes and Packard Il
majority.
Thus it will be seen that if the Presi-
Dental election depends on the vote Of
Louisisna, 1t is to be decided by five clti-
zens of this State who compose the Re.
turning Board, and who are TO sit in
judgment on the votes ofthe five par
ishes in which the Republicans assert
that there was intimidation.
The Democratic Committees are max
Ing very extensive preparations to meet
the charges that intimidation was re-
sorted to to carry the FIVE parishes which
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AT the meeting Of Council on Tuesday
night the Journals OF the city made an
error in reporting the action OF that body
on the passage o! all ordinance governing
the extension OF the Citizens Railway
track across Forty-third street Here Is
the part that should have been omitted
because, though offered, it was withdrawn
before any action was taken:
"Prori1sd. That the Citizens railway
be made responsible by good and sutfi-
Gent bond Tor all damages that might
arise By crossing the pavement at Forty.
third street
The amendment to the ordinance as
passed read as follows: "And provided
further. that the city should not be held
responsible tor any damage arising from
suits or otherwise. growing out of allow
ing the said company the privilege Of
crossing the above named sidewalk; and
provided further. that twelve feet be re-
tanned from the corner 0. the fence and
the inside of the said compsny's track,
for sidewalk purposes
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john HENRY BEMUDDLSD.-"Com'
ing events cast their shadows before
SO did a large block of stone lying upon
the pavement in front of the Singer sew
ing Machine office, on Market street, sss'
evening. John Henry having imbibec
too much Republican rum, was greatIy
startled by the aforesaid shadow, and
after staggering successfully around IT.
cautioned two gentlemen coming from
the opposite direction mot 10 fall into
that hole"
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following are TIE transactions in real
estate rs recorded at the Office of the
CouRty Clerk yesterday:
Deed made November il, 1876 from
James Wayt and Margaret Wayt, he
wits, to Benjamin Gill, parcel Of land
on the South Fork of Short Creek in
Liberty district; for $500.
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DIVIDEND DECLARED.-Thc Directors
OF the First National Bank of St. Clairs-
VILE, O., declared their usual semi an
nual dividend of per cent. on Saturday
evening last, due and payable on call
They also added 81 900 more TO the sur
plus fund OF the bank, making it stand
at the even $4,000.
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DECIDED-The suit of james Dixon
sgainst the B. &. ST. G. r. r. Co, for
damages and compensation by resson of
building the railroad through his prem
ises. WAS tried in the Common Pleas
Court of Belmont county this week The
jury awarded the plaintiff compensation
TO the amount of S276.52.
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How THEY SMACK their lips and ex'
pand the chest, when the healing gas is
generated by sucking globule this new
principle, DIR. j. IL. McLean's Cough
and Lung Healing G!ObuIes. 1t must
be inhaled, comes in direct contact and
cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
Trial boxes by mail, 25c. DIR. j. ii. Nc
Leans office, 3l4 Chestnut street, St
Louis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18

THE BRITT Boat CLUB.-This popu.
lar club gave a bal. at Turner Had last
evening. There WAS large number of
ladies and gentlemen present, and all
were highly elsted at the good time ex-
perienced in tripping the Light fantastic,
which amusement was INDUCED in until a
late hour this morning.
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Rev KIBBE--The charges Of gross i'm.
moral conduct against the Rev. J. A.
kibbe, paste. Of the N. E. church at
Grafton, are now being ventilated by q
church court, at that place, but a. yet
nothing has been elected TO substantis,e
the charges. A council Of five ministers,
to be presided over by the Elder, will be
held soon, if it lie not now in session, and
the matter probed to the bottom.
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THENEw BoATs OUTFIr.-Messrs. u.
Mendel, Booth II Co. OF this city. Will
furnish the cabin of Capt. Phil. An
shultz's new boat, the "Wm. NJ. List,
they having successfully competed with
Cincinnati firms IN that line. The goods,
consisting of chairs, tables, sofas, mat
raises, and al that goes to furnish first
class boat, will be shipped from here to-
day, on the steamer Andes to Clnein'
natl, where the new boat Is expected 10
arrive bv next Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18

THE b. IL o. ROAD The stockholderi
OF the Indiana and Ohio Division of the
Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Chicago rosd
have approved the agreement made fol
the consolidation of the two companies
The name of the consolidated compapy
will be the Baltimore, Ohio and Chicago
Railroad Company. IL is controlled by
the Baltimore and Ohio.
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READY.-The church and Sunday
School rooms, as well ss the children #
the latter, OF the Sixteenth street Luz
theran church, are about ready Tor the
Centennial services tomorrow The au-
dience and Sunday School rooms have
been beautifully decorated with flags of
all nations, Sunday School banners,
ferns, hanging baskets. &c, and the
scholars of the Sunday School have been
taught number of new snd beautiful
hymns, as we'll as the standard hymns
and tunes Of the olden time. We are re-
quested to say that every effert will be
made 10 accommodate al who desire 20
to attend, especially such az have no reg
ular church connection. and friends Of
Sur day School work who csn be spared
from their own schools between z and
4:30 P. NJ. For particulars OF services
see advertisement.
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Sixteenth streets and Chapline and FIJI
teenth, was concurred in.
The petition of Alfred Caldwell for
remission of erroneous assessments, was
concurred in.
The report of the committee on con.
ference in reference to scslsl reported
that the Kimberly scales be aoolisneo
and one hundred dollars be paid TO MI.
Kimberly. The report was adopted.
A resolution appointing joint special
committee of six to locate two bridges
over Caldwell's run, was read. Inc
friends and opponents of the bill at once
began to put in their pleas for and against
the bridges.
Mr.. Wallace could not understand why
the city was unable to build two bridges
10 connect TWO of the main arteries De-
tween the upper and lower parts OF the
CITY. Some of the gentlemen who were
opposed to expanding so much money
for bridges on the ground that the CITY
was too poor, did not hesitate to vote Tor
the expenditure of funds to buy hne
bell for the Capitol and an illuminated
clock.
Mr.. Hall said that the Orphanage (the
Sixth and Eighth wards) were constantly
making pleas for the expenditure oil
money in their districts, when the money
already appropriated in those wards
was much more than the returns to the
city treasurer from these districts would
Justify. He cited the new school house.
which costs $4,000 and the paving ~ a
street that cost $1,000 as instances OF the
large expenditures in that part OF the
city.
Mr.. Wallace was indignant at the
assertions of the gentleman that the new
accessions to the city were so
povertv stricken. He claimed that
The Second and Third wards depended on
those outer or new words, and If it were
not for them they (the Second and
Third wards would be the poorest things
on earth, or wall them up, and they
couldn't exc out an existence.
Mr.. Hall, after some further discussion,
offered the tolliwiDg substitute:
That the Committee on Streets and
Alleys be authorized to advertise TO
build an arched stone bridge over Csld-
wells run on Chapline street.
Mr.. Wallace offered an amendment
that temporary bridge be also built
over CaldwelPs run on Eoff street, The
amendment was lost.
The substitute of Mr.. Hale was then
adopted.
On motion this Branch adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18

MCCLUsKEY & Laramies. were re-
moving their kitchen into an adjoining
room yesterday, and to-day they are
able to accommodate twenty-five more
people A. one time than heretofore
and that in the finest dining room in the
west, without any exception.
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"BoB-TAlLED" CAEs.--The question AS
to whether the Citizens Railway will
substitute "bob.tsiled" cars for those now
in usc will BE- voted on at the next
meeting Of the stockholders. We under
stand me prospects Tor the use of such
cars are favorable.
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Railroad Accident.

LOWELL, November IA misplaced
switch on the Boston and Maine railroad
caused freight train to run into some
cars standing on the track, killing the
engineer, Charles Valdez, and the ire
man, and badly wrecking the engine and
five cars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18

EKCURsIoSIsTs.-A party OF e1cur
sionists Of some forty or fifty couple
among whom were Mr.. Frank Booth and
lady, Miss Lizzie Carter, Miss Alice
Mendel and Miss Neil, went down on
the Express 10 Psrkersburg Yesterday.
We understand il is their intention of
returning to-day on the same boat.
Kramer furnishes the music.
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COMING EvENTs.-We were Informed
Yesterday that the time has been SCI
for the 10 lowing entertainments and thai
Mayors band had been engaged by each
Odd Fellows Anniversary, in the Eight
ward, on Friday, November 24Ihi Ger
mania ball Than ksgiving evei Maen'
nerchor Singing Socicty's ball Thanks
giving night, and Hegncr Boat Clut
ball. at Turner Hall, on Christmas
night.
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STRAYED Oh SToLES.-On Saturday
last 8 small black COW, with white isce
and gimlet hole under each horn. A
liberal reward will be gwen for any IN
formation that may lead TO her recovery.
EDWARD OsHE,
22SS Main street,
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HARD on REv.--The Wellsburg Her
aid says: "a Wheeling paper details a
a sensational story of the Beecher order
about Grafton preacher, and winds up
with the statement, that the story Is OF
confirmed. The pertinent inquiry arises
then. why publish it?'
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N. M.-The musical mokes attracted
a great deal of attention at OTIS Hall,
ccrner of Twelfth and Main streets. dur.
ing the progress of their dance last night,
calling the figures" in g sing-song tone
that could be heard for block--yet they
appeared TO enjoy themselves.
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Destructive Hurricane.

WASHINGTON, November 16.-The
American consul at San Juan reports
that in the recent hurricane which visited
Porto Rico forty-ive vessels were lost OF
damaged, and that the crews Of some
were drowned.
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STILL AGoISG.-Our poetry machine
is still agoing. The last ground out is
The bantam rooster flaps his wings,
Above the REGISTER Duildin',
And clears his throat and sweetIy sings:
'Oh, cock a-dOOdIe Jilden."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18

The time wasted IN looking over
the stocks OF different clothing stores can
be avoided by going to direct TO j. Fox
Il Co.'S closing out sale Of fine clothing,
No. SO Twelfth street.
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The finest and best clothing for the
lowest money is what the people want.
To avail yourself OF this rare opportunity
call at j. Fox & Cos closing out sale,
No. 30 Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18

ADMITTED To PROB anthem
ticated copy OF the will of John Morgan,
deceased was admitted to probate yes
terdsy, and A. Caldwell qualified as ad-
ministrster; bond 81, 500.
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INVITED GUEsTs.-The Governor OF
the state and Mayor of the city, with
other prominent officers, have been In
vited to be present at the Centennial
services, at the English Lutheran church
tomorrow.
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a GARANTEE given to every buyer
that % per cent can be saved by buying
your clothing at j. Fox Il Co.'S closing
out sale, No. SO twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18

THE great question OF the day is not
Tilden or Hayes, but how you get time
to run to Neuhausen's bazaar before their
best things are gone.