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WINNERS or the BOWIE STAKES.



heat
flcwis Co.'s b. IN. Bessie Lee. years. III Tbs, Won
first heat
tLawrenccs shyiock and MeGrath's Aaron Pennington
distanced first heat
Tomorrow, besides tho regular programme, there
will be match or 5000 side between Y. Lorillard's
b c. Shirley, by Lexington, dam Mss Carter and j.
g. X I.awrcnce's ch h. Rcsolutc, BY Revolver, dam
Matte, two miles
SUMMARY
BALTIMORE Nd, Orr. ~, lsI6--THrRp DAy or THE
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLuns AUTUMN MEETING. Purse
$3.50, me Tor two year -ods; winners OF Central
stakes lbs extra; $500 to the nrst and 500 10 tho
second.
Pierre Lorillard's b. z. Bombust by Bonnie Scot.
land dam BY Jack Malone, 81 lbs .fspariing)
d. J. Crousc's b. Sally hcCrea, by Revolver, dam
Dy IhbcI v. Ids. Qtargoodl
A. Bcmont's b. Hpcrnis, by bennington, dam
Henrietta WEIGH, 81 lbs. .......... ..... .(Brown 3
d. McDanisls .. q Princeton, by Oakland, dam
Timc 1:47k.
SANK DAySEcoSD RACE selling race, for all ages.
ono nc aud haf entered TO be sold for $1,000. iull
weight $1,000. allowed . lbs. $3.50, allowed 10 lbs
$500, allowed IL lbs not 10 be sold, lbs. extra
Purse $3.50 Tor FIRST and 500 for second
Forbes 4 Armstrong; b. h. Bill Bruce, years. by
Enquirer, dam Aurora Raby, 0s lbs .(Sparling) 1
Dwycr Bros ch. h. Galway, years, by Concord,
dam Maudna, l04 lbs bs................tM tMaitncws)
r. u. Vests c Courier, years, by Star Davis, :
dam By Lsxisgton, l00 ibs v....... .tA Browpl ,
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NURSES TRAINING SCHOOL.

The Society Of the Training school for Nurses had
third class graduate examination from the school at
Bellevue Hospital on tho goth instant. Tho pupils,
eight in number, had been two years IN the school,
and were examined by Dr. Austin Flint, Dr. James r.
Wood d.. Stephen Smith and Dr. W. Gill Wyle, whose
signatures affixed to the diplomas presented by
the president OF the society," Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
The names OF tho graduates arc:-
Miss Lace, from Arkansas; Miss Grey, from Buffalo,
N. " Miss Bestow, from Ohio; Miss Root. from Penn
syIvania; Miss Brady, IRON New York; MISS Miller
from Ireland; MISS Duning, from New York; Mrs.
Reid, iron West Indies
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LUCILLE GoLDDusr AND FULLERTox UsDER SADDLE.
Immediately after tho result OF the big was an.
nounccd Charley Green caused It to be gwen from
the stand that he ready TO match Lucille Gold
dust against horse that had taken part tho res
for a purse on the following terms six be
trotted TWO each week for the three
wecks--two under saddle, two in harness,
and two TO wagon, mile heats, best three
In five, for $1,000 a side, or II that wns too much
$500 side To this proposition Span SAID that Rarus
would rot Lucille races oi ono mile and onilo heats
to wagon; but this did not meet Mr. GreenI
wishes. In few minutes, however, Mr.
William NJ. Humphrey went TO tho stand anl
offered 10 match his horse, Judge Fullerton, againa
Lucille one race under saddle, catch weights, foi
81, 900 side Mr. Green preferred the six races, bu
gave way and made the match each gentleman puttnl
up $500 forfeit in tho hands OF President Gates K
Barnard Friday next, at Fleetwood, Is set for the
race, and Green VIII ride Lucille and Murphy mount
the pigskn Fullerton u Viii be contest inter-
esiing as II VIII be novel.
THE wISD.UP.
To-day VIII finish the meeting. The "thirty" class,
fourteen entries, and .twcnty-two" purse, twelve
entries, must aiord excellent sport.
The price of the HERALD to-day and henceforth sciu
br Lirer
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NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB.

WASHINGTON, d. O., Oct ~, 1870
Tho autumn meeting Of tho National Jockey Club
will commence on Tuesday and continue for three
days. All OF the stables at Pimco will bc repre-
sentcd, and 1t is expected that the meeting will b
the largest ever held In this section. On the ORA
day there viii be a dash OF three-quarscrs OF mile
mile heats and two miles over hurdles on Novembei
l. dash OF and bali miles, milo heats and hun
die race; November ., dash OF ono aud quartea
niles, two mile heats, and mile heats over TOUR hur.
dies
These races will be the Jennings Course track ave
m Iies from this city.
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LIFE INSURANCE TROUBLE.

Mr. Francis b. O'Connor. insurance agent has
brought SUIT against the United States Life Insurance
Company, IN the supreme Court Of Kings county, be-
fore Judge Gilbert alleging hts complaint. great and
various rrcgulariucsschieny against John n. DewisS
and James Buell. Thcy arc charged, too, with con-
spring to transfer the fund OF the company 70
other companies for their advantage. Judge GA.
bort granted temporary injunction and an ortsr
for the examination ef Buell. and Dewitt before ssai b
epfAenA
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spoken or as vice presidents but rejected neither
OF them had attended any OF tho meetings Finally
Mcssrs West, Grant and Gallagher were chosen. Mr.
Fairfield was made secretary and Mr. Macarthur
treasurer.
now as they werc organized to fight the HtRALD,
money was necessary, and that an imitation Zee onsht
opposition; but the amount was nxed at twenty
cents and n lew OF them signed the roll aud paid IN
that sum The president then said II was IN order
TO make suggestions as to the means OF breaking
down what he called the great monopoly, meaning. OF
course, the HERALD at ts reduced price. An old man
who keeps a stand down town the east side rose
and said that since the reduction In price OF the HERALD
his sales had increased IRON ninety TO
Us copies, and that twelve OF those
formerly took the Sun, hvc the World,
two the Tribune ana one the Times. He made the
calculation TO see II he the HxRALp's
culstion would make up Tor the reduced pront;
but said he iound tho increase came from nther
papers, and that II tho circulation doubled he
formerly. A young man, who said no
sent 10 represent Mr.. Tyson told the meeting that
reason and recommended that three aud nalf cents
n copy be charged Tor the HERALD when delivered and
four cents wh en- sold on stands The proriicy OF cot
selling the HERALD at all was Then brought up and
discussed.
Mr.. Tyson's representative said that II such coursc
was inauguratcd many OF the dealers instead OF tax
ing HERALDs a, all would double their orders. IN
order to proht by the action othc Others One young
man SAID that II tho dealers would unite that would
not be the case but nearly all prescn, thought nnwise
TO attempt such thing, as the HERALD was rich and
would spend any amount OF money 10 deliver the pa
per, no matter what they did. Mr.. Tyson's proxy
then made some remarks about the action OF The
HERALD. and said 1t the FIRST instance on record
where the wholesale merchant attempted TO ux the
price n which the retailer should sell the goods pnr-
chased from him. and again submitted tho prepstion
TO charge three and one-ha ana four cents for the
paper Several others addressed the meeting aud Of
tered all manner OF suggestions but nothing said dur
ing the discussion took The form OF motion. Finally
IL pretty generally agreed that the bct plan would
be sell the HERALD three cents. bat 10 take US
few as possible ana push the other papers.
Mr. Waters. who strongly opposed the reduction,
was confident that such plan would break
down tue HERALD with It's great wealth. He
thought the ncwsdealars controlled their customers
great measure, and could influence them 10 take
other papers This assertion met With applause.
Alter good deal oil discussion TO whcn and whore
the next meeting would be held, the meeting ad-
journcd without setting the question.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. p, 1874
This the last day OF tho trotting meeting the
Washington Driving Park The FIRST for -four
minute District horses by Lady Elma in three
straight heats Tho 2:35 purse OF 81, ,0O0 which sir
started, was postponed until tomorrow after The
fourth heat. Hunter won tho nrst IN 235, Jacoe
l.aran the second and third in 2:37k aud 2:39 and
Queen May the fourth in 2:36
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BASE BALL.

The Alaskas Of this city visited Princeton yesterday
and met the college boys on tho attcr's grounds Not
withstandng tho unpleasant wcathcr the game was
ono OF the finest contests that has taken place in
Princeton this Tho following Is the score by
innings
Clubs lsk I'd. 81 4M STA CM. 7M eA gA
Alaska....... D o o o.
Princoton..... 0 0 0 o.
umpire--Mr. Karzz. Runs earned-Nonc. Time OF
gamc-0no hour and orty minutes.
Tho second game Of tho series between the Boz
tons and Hartords played at Providence, october 2
resulted in favor OF the Bostons by the 10 to
The star club, OF syracuse, champion cent profess
sona played sixtysix games this season. of which they
won nity-onc. lost fourteen and one drawn. This
IS undoubtedly the finest record IN the country.
To-day the Princeton College nine aud Aiaskas, Of
this city, play at Princeton, n. j.; psccoas and
Wtokas at Capitonc; Aringtvns and Eagles az Staten
Island and Fronticrs and Hudsons at Prospect Park.
Tho Bostons and uartiords Will play their fourth
game for the New England championsh on tho
grounds Of tho former 10 day
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three cents.

The price Of the HERALD today and henosorh wiu be
fl-<> rruks
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The price Of the HERALD today and henceforth @,u y
three cents
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ney Kelly. ............ .lMurphy)
A. Is. Cross New York; sp. 6. Prince.
fSnIa q
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WASHINGTON DRIVING PARK.

Il. al
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horses never beat 80. mile heats three IN Ave.
in harness. entrance 10 per cent $40 TO thc rst $40
the second, S25 70 the third and Sis to tho fourth
horse.
Daniel G. Cameron's tPoughkccpsie, N. Y)a
g. W. IL Dsrby.... (Wccks) ! j
+. H. D0ty's (New York; b. m. Modesty...... 2 4
u. 9. Guerin's (Sew Yorkl d. &. Don. ........3 &
". Barbcr's Kingston, n. y b. 4. Thomas l.. 3 6
NJ Coon's Cleveland, Ohiol d z. orange Billy s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01

GENERAL" green CLAY SMITH, the
nominee of the ProhibitioDists for the
office of President of the United States,
has told reporter that his. party Is seven
hundred thousand strong and is constant,
ly increasing IN numbers and influence.
tie is positive that the Prohibitionists
hold the balance of political power and
can control the Presidential election
The Uuited States Reform Association
also claim that they hold the balance o.
p.ner, but according 20 the laws of Pc
li,,ral dynsmics two equal and opposite
forces destroy each other, so that thu
Prohibitionists and the Reform Associ
alton will count for nothing in the Presi
dental vote, ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01


q" SENATOR WALLACE says that in Penn
.sylvania there are ten doubtful Congress
sional districts, which are now represent
cd by Democrats, "who were elected
main ~ ON belief that the financial pol
icy Of The Republican party would be re-
vsrsed, and one adopted that would give
I, the Frustrated manufacturing and bus.
mess interests of the State time to recu-
perate. Then there are doubtful districts
in illinois, Indiana, Ohio and New Jer-
sey, and If they should 60 Republican
next TALL, the Democrats would bs placed
in rather . bad fix, for with them wotild
go the legislatures of the different states
in which they are situated, and Repub
lican majority would be still had in the
Senate. The loss of these doubtful dis
tricts to the Democracy would also in-
volve the loss of the House, and Presi-
dent without either House of Congress in
political accord with him, would be q
barren victory" The Senator is not at
all hopeful OF the situation, and doesn't
seem 10 care much about winning the
Presidential contest, If he cannot secure q
working majority in both branches OF
Congress Instead OF carrying the coun-
try, 1t is believed the Democrats "would
have great difficulty in carrying New
York, New Jersey and even Virginia
and North Carolina" ....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01

TIE C4xesUq1nsnA CANvAss,
)ne.s discusses u .rms fDf |
b Ing shS Rspnbl icsss Cons ressisnal
c. tentions 8 tht Disltlst md afgaes
NJ the n Apguss 4sits sssg
enough. We notice that two distinguish
ed Ohie county politicians gave'the Han
cock Courier the information, a week
Sgo;TsaF4Ss psmoosasso Congressional
Convention would be held at New
Msrtinsville, on the 7th OF July. We
Imagine that there is some mistake about
this, however, nss the Committee would
hardly be guilty Of selecting q place in in
which to hold the Convention 20 COM
pletely inaccessible as New eMartinsville
IS likely to be in mid sum-
mer, Besides, il is not to be
credited that the Congressional Com
mittee, which is composed of intelli-
gent men who have the welfare Of their
party ct heart, intend making % four
months campaign Of it." one-third Of q
year is long Tina for-aeandidate to car
~ on sc3nyasT especially rne in which which
he will be expected to foot the most OF
the bills out OF his own pocket. A cam
paign of sixty days is much more likely
to be successful than one of double that
length. The Congressional election does
not take place until November, and Sep.
TENDER first is quite early enough TO make
the nomination. -.trr ."Hs! INA ,
As to the place: Why not Wheeling'
The Democrats have never yet held their
Convention here; the Republicans have
done so on more than one occasion. 1t
is important, for the convenience ofthe
people, that the Convention be
held at point easy of access.
Wheeling, Psrkersburg, Or Clarksburg,
can easily be reached from every section
of the District. New Martinsville can
not, if the river should be as nearly dry
as 1t frequently is in midsummer. In
other respects, New Martinsville would
be good place. She has good hotels
and plenty OF them,a true and faithful
Democracy. AS compliment to her
Democracy, the meeting at that point
would be right and proper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01

1T is positively asserted that there is IN
existence secret political association
with which President GRANT and ex-
Speaker BLAME, together with other dis
tingushed citizens, were reported some
time since TO be connected. 1t mas a
highsodnding name, and if its achieve
ments shall only be in proportion to the
ponderousness of its name, it will accom-
p'ish u great d. things, 1t is called
the "UAited States Grand Council
of the American League" At the
last meeting of the League IN
Philadelphia committe was appointed
to call . >, National Conference to
meet in ths. city on the 18th Of July
next. A delegation was appointed 10
attend the National Convention at 81
Louis and Cincinnati, TO Keep an eye on
the movements. of the Democrats and
Republicans and see that they do not be-
tray their country. An address will
soon be issued by the League demanding
OF all Americans to vote for Americans
ruling America and for the unrestricted
and unqualified ~seaof the Bible in the
public schools. -
This is q secret, oath-bound organiza-
ton, and the members are not allowed to
reveal its proceedings, nor the names o.
these who are in connection with 1t. 1t
is claimed that there are more than one
hundred councils" organized in the State
OF Pennsylvania nearly two hundred in
New York, 2 hundred and thirty-one IN
Ohio, and large number in Massachu-
sstts, Connecticut Maryland and other
States. II there is such an organization
it is renewal Of the old Know Nothing
party. which never accomplished any
thing and came very rapidly 70 an ineso-
rious end. No league which makes
war upoa, the foreign population OF this
county can ever succeed Many of the
meu who were connected with the Know
Nothing order, in this region, feel ssham-
Cd Of them elves 70 this day. and before
thsy could command votes enough to sle-
vate them to Official positions had 70 60
down On thsir knees and taxa back al
the aspsFsious thy cast upon the Dutch
and Ir,sh He b IN eceny TO hls coQn-
try who aatanptata rob . natpralixed eiti-
zen Of the rights and privilege: Epsran-
tssd 70 him BY the fundamental law Of
the land, and be win suffer for hs folly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01

Coz. ALtx. CAMPBELL, Chairman OF
the Democratic State Executive Commit
tee, has been in the city day or two,
"pouring oil on the troubled waters" He
earnestly recommends the calling OF
another mass meeting, and the appoint
ment of all the leading and Influential
Democrats of the county as delegates to
the Stats Conyention ID -.''-- .t
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The Washington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Times appears to be in the
confidence Of the new Secretary. At
least he says: Mr.. CAMERON will retire
from the Pennsylvania delegation to
Cincinnati and unite with GRANT, CoNK-
LING and his father in making the de-
feat OF BLAINE their objective point.
Two weeks ago the CAMERoNs were con-
sidering the propriety of supporting
BLAINE; but now the Senator is vowed
inj his hostility to BLAINE, and hence
forth the war of the CAMERoNs against
BLAINE will be open and implacable.
The administration and the CAMERoNs
must now defeat BLAINE at Oincinnatito
preserve their power, and to that one
end their efforts will be directed with
sleepless energy, BRIsTow is regarded
by them as out of the fight, and BLAINE
is the only other man whose nomination
the administration and the CAMEEoNs
could not afford TO have made by the
party. 'f-- ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01

TIA ,Cinctansti Commercial ays:
The. real trouble with Ohio is her ex.
csssive supply of great men, There ID
too much talent in the STATE = A similar
difficulty seems to exist IN the vicinity OF
our Court House. ,f...FV IY h..e.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01

THE Clarksburg San, which may, Se
presumed TO speak by authority, an.
nounces that Col. WILSON will be a can.
didate for reelection to Congress. The
report that be would not be, is thus Off
ciaIly contradicted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01
WANTED---Aoents.

THE CQNDIhENT Al YOOD COMPANY
Ties ~ their Agents In ~ hssling and other
towns for sale OF their Condimental and
Gordon Foods for H0rses, Cattle and
Poultry. Energetic, Responsible parties
wishing 70 engage In profitable busipess
IN which there u no competition and no
rick Will do well 70 ENTHUSIASTICALLY
preferred. GEQ. A. NUNTY.
supt. Condimentai Yood Co., 100 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, Pa mysi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01

TIE long existing breach between the
Presbyterian churches Of the North and
South has at last been, satisfactorily
closed, and both branches are again unit
cd in the bonds of fraternal friendship
Tbs is only. as il should be, and augpqEEs
veil for the re-establisbmsnt ofe0mplsie
union in political sentimeL t, as we'll as in
religious faith between the lands OF, the
blue and gray, ....... ... .......... ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01

40 O'Clock p. NJ, MANY Il, sANNA, eldest
daughter of j. W. and y. r.. Vogler, aged .
years, months and 3 days.
Funeral from the residence OF her pa
rents, No. DDS Main street, Thursday
morning at o'clock. Friends OF the fam J.
" are invited to attend. Interment ut old
Catholic cemetery. lH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01

kerr Is being very handsomely, and
We believe very Justly treated by the
press. There is general indisposition
to belleve HARNEY's evidence unless cor
roborstea.ij1 al lazy hrf nD. .14.'.-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01

.IS - : q 9FalsRiDhEF4 EsitfaaN
Col d. D. JOHNSON has been in the
city, yisFi4g the Congressional land
scape Ger. We didn't interview hin. on
his impressions Of clay of the ground"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01
EXECUTORS NOTICE.


EXECUTORS NOTICE.
sUHE UNDERsl0NED HAVE BREN
duly appointed AID qualified ~ Eieen
tors of The estate az John Cowau. deceased
All pers0ns indebted To sald edsi. AZ
hereby requested to call nj Ne. G2' Jac1
street, w beeling, and settle. Also p~is0n
having claims against ~ u eslii" afr b.i'
by notified Ia present IN. same pfofhh
10 law. k0kEKT CONAS,
myaIra iExecutors OF John CowaD, decd
TN THE MUNICIPAL COUNT %
Charles II. Collier, Administrative '
or Hunter, deceased,
Timothy y. Mccarthy. Noah L. huaisi'
Henry q. Hunter. Frank r. Hnntf,
thia K. BAggs and 0eorKf ", bafg
husband, harab l.. CampbeI abn a..
Campbell her husband, Semlsh ~.
George Dew, Charles Dew, MINI"
and Nary Hunter,
IN CBArCgkp. -, ..id
The Undersigned. Comih", A., ,..,.u-
Court, hereby gives notice uiat w 80.
ance n n decree made and entered ~ W.
above entallsd cause by said Coan 90 W.
Ist ,iay sf Anil, 1876 he will, nj MS 0nl.''
M. C1TveIf{b street, In the ettyni WE.
Ing. "a est Virginia, on tie losn az
J1ue. IS7o. commencing nj ~ oe -
m., proceed 20 lake, state ana IeH n
10 said Court an Account o, ns "a, ,a.t.
any, on the real estate in the W."
a piece Of ground ON whesline icssp
In the seventh wsrdof the tjty oI VII
inc West VirKihis, frOnttng " fret N VI
eat ride OF South Wabash street. I'm ins",
steIy south Of q. v. Burket's lot, anh IvS
ming back with Buskets land, Win . W. ~
form width of ~ feet, from said 49,
an alley commonly sailed hapss =,
alley !" being piece Of Properly ovns ~ ~
walker Hunter In his lie time, ana VA "A
amounts and prionties thereof a, he
further, the value In gr0ss sum usa.
dover rfght Of the dsfsudAnt, NAY III
Ter. In said real estate. And any I'm
matter aaid COumi0iopeS msy az
PERTINENT, or that may DO requlfcn VI
parties hereto or any Of them.
And 10 was farther In said decses 49,
that the publication Of this notice ops
week for four succoBtye vceGA a.
newspaper printed . d pubilsneo 10
city Of Wheeiing, should be equivo's' a.
personai service Of such n0tIcs on
parties or any OF them. o.,..
~ 90 o.r1a L. JOtpne,r
CALDwKLLAcALDwELA-s i.srsscyss"'
kihinstns. ELL
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NM AnxERris EMEkTs

d delegates an hers
sT &! pS5sS@oH g y1 sssss ton On
The Democratic STAR Exee1ti IT,d Co ONE
Ynittee, have chartered the splendid sue
- u Seamer. Courier, to carry delegates
~ Others to the Convention at Charles,
6h on June sth. She will leave the WI wh the
At Wheeling promptly ~ aQcl9iYs so ~ s III
teen counties haYe already secured oertns
and passage. Nan
authoTized nv the B. & o. X. R., 70 issue
hsif i E rates from any station on the 3;
.. r. r., to, al, persons attending saiu
Further applications for passage ON the
Courier, or for halt fare tickets on Inc .. q
o. r r., may be made TO the undersignea,
Of TO w: ". Miller, ESD. No. HIS Ma a' !"
- - . = ALEX, CAMPBELL
my3l Chairman Stale Dem. Ex' Com.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01

Col. BEN WILSON, our longtime in
valid Congressman, was in Moundsville
adsy or two ago, and it was reported
that he would arrive in this city yester-
day. He did not come, however, but re-
turned to ,Clarksburg, rs we learn, to
plead an important criminal case. He
will thence proceed TO Washington to
resume his seat and duties in the lower
House of Congress. HIS friends and
constituents will be gratifled to learn that
he has so fully regained his health, as
the above indicates. d.
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THE wEEKLY REGIsTER

ID the largest and altogether the mos
complete news and family paper printed IN
W6tVlraanin.f'It will be sent TO any cd
dreea one year for 500. Valuable premi'
umR To ciuAas 1xantS- and To subaortbeSsv---
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-01

ONEoF THE b rssT AND MOST DRSIR-
" ABLY located farmsin Brooke county,
Ing 55 acres, $50 improved and In the
highest state of cultivation. One fne two
story Brick Dwelling, containing II rooms
all necessary out buildings. Situated four
miles south OF Wellsburg, on Bethany pike
For further particulars apply 10
mr7 ALDERSON d PAUL..