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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-06

The United States DBtrict
CopTt-This court did not convene yes
tsrday, as was expected, owing TO the
non.arrival Of Judge Jackson il the city,
but it was thought last evening that be
would arrive in time to hold session Of
the court to-day. ...
Circuit Court.-Court met at two
o'clock yesterday afternoon the jury re-
ceiving their instructions in the
Smokey Hobbs case and retired, but as
yet have rendered no decision in the
case. Court adjourned till o'clock this
morning.
County Conrt.-The County Court
met yesterday morning, Judge Cochran
on the bench, and disposed Of the follow
ing business:
James Creighton was appointed Dep
utv Sheriff for Ohio county.
In the case Of l.. S. Jordan VS.. Thso.
Parker, Judgment was rendered for plain
tiff for $37 "a. a.rr.E .rY
Alex. Updegrsf was appointed admin
istrstor of the estate of Mary Updegrsf,
deceased; bond $500.
The chancery docket was then set for
some weeks IN advance, and Court sd-
journed till 9 o'clock this morning.
Municipal Co,Tt-Court met at the
usual hour yesterday morning, Judge
Cranmer presiding.
The case of George Ankle VS.. Andrew
j. Harry, in sssumpsit, was taken up,
and the following jury impannelled: ID.
X. IRWIN, Chas. Matthews, Thomas e..
Britt, VIM. johnson, Vim. N. Morgan,
Daniel Whitehead, Phillip Winters,
VIM. P. Adams, Lewis Higgins, j. d.
Tappan, J. w. Hunter and j. b. Merrl-
man. The day WAS occupied in taking
evidence until the time for adjournment,
which was had TIL this morning at 10
O'clock.
Police Court.-Judge Cranmer disposed
of the following business before this
court yesterday morning:
Henry Harris, disorderly conduct. ten
dollars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
William Harris, disorderly conduct.
Case dismissed at cost of city.
John Martin, sr., vagrancy, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
John Martin. jr vsgrsucy, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed for thirt Y
days.
James Bolton, vsgracy, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
VIM. Martin, vagrancy, fined two dol,
lars and costs. Committed Tor thirty
days.
| James Finn, drunkenness, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
Court adjourned to the usual hour this
morning.
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The marks st the landing last evening
showed ) feet inches Ia the channel
and falling.
The Salt Valley passed down yester-
day, en- route for lronton.
The Courier departed for Psrkersburg
yesterday
The {. w. Hornbrook and barges are
due here to-day from Pittsburgh.
The Andes left for Cincinnati on time
yesterday.
The Granite State en- route from Ports
mouth to Pittsburgh, is due to-day.
The Carrie Brooks en- route for Zsnes-
willie. passed down last night.
The Star of the West, o. ell and
Telegram are making their usual trips.
The Baltic, Geo. Cook and Nellie
Walton, with empty tows, passed up
Yesterday.
Business about the landing Yesterday
was good.
The Market Boy leaves for Matsmorss
al 1890 \. VI. today.
lBy Telegraph.
PTTTSBUEGH. December 5.-Rivcr .
feet 9 inches and stationary. " Gather
clear and cold.
EVANSVILLE, December Weather
clear. Mercury q TO 81 degrees; bar
ometer falling. River falling. with 9
feet inches in the channel. Down-A.
{. Donnelly, Alexander Kendall, Golf,
Lookout Keystone. Up-Fiorerce, Ar
kansas Belle, Maggie Smith, johnson
Twilight.
CIsCISNATI December ) River II
feet and falling Weather cold. Ar
rIved-COoke, Evansville; Baum, Men,
phis. Depsrted-Hudson, Wheeling;
Chas. Morgan snd John Means, New
Orleans.
MEMPHI. December 5.-RIver sta
Lionsry al 9 feet 2 inches. Weather
clear; mercury 40 Arrived Cons.
Miilar, Cincinnati. Departed-Hard
Cash, White river, Illinois; Scudder
New Orleaus; Capital City, Carlo.
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TEE LATE Col. C. W. B. ALLIsoS.-
The death Of Col G. w B. Allison,
which occurred al his residence on Mar
ket street, yesterday morning, has
caused great loss to this
community, and, coming as 1t
did, without warning, his less Will be
more deeply felt. Col. Allison
was Q soE-iu law of eI Governor Stanton
OF this State. Before the war he resided al
Belfontaine, Ohio, ard was Prosecuting
Attorney for that county but al the break
ing out Of the war be espoused the cause
OF the Union, ard was appointed COM
mandsut ST the post at Camp Chase,
near Columbus, o., which position he re-
tanned till the close. of the rebellion,
Peace being restored, Col. Allison re-.
turned to Belfontaine,O o., MS former home,
from which place he removed to Mar
! .insburg 10 this State, in 1865. At Mar
tinsburg he resumed the practice of law,
and is said TO have been worry success
full practitioner, gaining many warm
personal friends in that place by his up
right and manly bearing In 1867, now
ever, Col. Allison, in company with his
| father in law, ex Governor Stanton, re-
moved to this city, and here opened q
law Office IN the basement of the Nc
Lure House, under the firm name OF
Stanton & Allison, from which place ne
removed to his present office. In this
city, as elsewhere, success crowned hli
efforts, and as time advanced his prac
tlce increased, and legions of warm
friends were attracted to him through
admiration of his talent as an attorney
and for his purity Of lie, the
good will of whom he retained
until the time OF his death. To
To day meetings of the bar will be held
in the different courts IN which he prac
ticed, and resolutions OF respect passed
| to his memory.
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To-pAY's CoRPsE RoAsTING.-This be-
ing the day for the cremation of the body
OF the late Baron de Palm at Washing
ton, Pa, We take the following from the
New York WOTi6, giving description
! of the body as it now appears: "Three
disseminated reporters might have been
seen yesterday afternoon, had any one
been there TO see them, waiting around
the entrance of the Lutheran cemetery in
Williamsburg for the arrival OF Colonel
Ocott and other members OF the Theo-
sophical Society, together with the med
idal staff of Roosevelt Hospital, who were
to make an examination Of the body OF
Baron de Palm, preparatory to its
removal TO Washington, Pennsyl-
yania, for cremation. Not soul
came through, and search was made for
Mr.. Brockhurt, the janitor Of Roose.
Welt hospital, who has charge of the body.
That gentleman was found enjoying a
glass of lager and some sausage in a
saloon opposite the cemetery. He didn't
know whether Col. Olcott would be
there or not, but expressed his will
ingness to exhibit the corpse for the
edilcsti"n of The reporters, and his offer
was promptly accepted. Two days ago
the coffin was taken from the ground,
and Mr.. Brockhurt took from it the dust
in which the body had been packed and
put clean shirt on the mummy The
coffin was Their placed in vault, from
which il was taken yesterday to be ex-
hibiled. 1t is almost black and in perfect
preservation. The limbs are tlexi-
bic, and thu skin is tough and elastic,
like rubber. The hair is perfectly pre-
served and will not pull out. After an
artist had made sketch Of it, the body
WAS covered up and the company sd-
ionrned. Monday the body is TO be
taken 10 Washington, Pa. After it is
cremated, Mr.. Brockhurstssys that the
dust will he distributed among the mem
bers of the Theosophical society, who will
carry il in lockets 10 be worn on their
watch chains. He expressed an earnest
desire for some of it, saying that he had
spent great deal Of time with it, and he
ought to have some compensation. Be-
fore the reporters left he invited them all
up TO Roosevelt hospital to see his stuffed
baby, which he said he could "toss all
around without breaking It,
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SET FOR TRIAL-Civil ard criminal
cases have been set for trial in the County
Court, up to December 9th, as follows;
December 7th-Lizzie Roth VS.. Frank
Dixon, Martha Rinehsrdt. VS.. Fred
Brinkman, Mary Nau VS.. Conrod Dorr
December 9th - State vs.. August
Weidebush, three indictments State VS.,
Geo. SchwartZbsCh.
December 9th-Jsne T. Good VS.. Hugh
G. Divine.
December llth-Pat McDermott We.
John RJbrecht, VIM Bach, ct al, vs.
X. Obman, Conrod Schepp VS.. {. Wsg,
enknecht, Ludwig Wilhelm VS.. {. and
+. Wagenknecht, Jacob Ebrin " Co., VS.,
D. Bashar, James NJ. Cunningham vs.. a
Yoecke, Fredoline Oeser vs.. Wheeling
Centripetal Power Company, Samuel
Ryland, appellee vs.. T.. }. Creswell, ap
pellant.
December Williams Bros, ap'
peIlee VS.. 5. Sickler, appellant, Mary
kslton VS.. Thomas Stanley, G. D.
Fleming VS.. Companies G. and D. West
Virginia National Guards, Catherine
Hefner VS.. VIM. Truax, Thomas Lunds'
ford, appellee, VS.. John Glass, appellant
W. b. McCleary X Co. vs.. Lewis y
Woodmansee.
December l3th-Michsel Whinn VS.
Ed. Larkin, Joseph Rouse VS.. VIM
North, admin, Samuel Fleming VS.. y
Steger, w. NJ. Gifllen vs.. Mary a
Lucas, executrix of j. a. Lucas.
December i4th-Geo. r. Jingle, sd
ministrator, VS.. w. H. Scheib, John J
Grove Va. A. Yoecke, VIM Mccoy vs.
Marling, Mrs. l. Baker appellee. VS.. d
Rinehardt, appellant, L. K. Hamm VS.
Pat Maboney Pat Otis VS.. Jas. McGsn'
non.
December l5th-Charlotte Williams
vs.. Peter Schlernitzsauer, James Durkin
VS.. John Roemer S. Kline, appellee, VS.
n. Staub, appellant; Caroline Remlinger
appellee, vs. q. Rempka and j. Rem
linger, appellant; john Roebrecht VS.
John Welsh, T. Coyle vs.. Nelson Taylor
Joel Hoebensack VS.. W. Rumble, Robert
Luke VS.. c. Helmbright. Gillespie &
Slater, appellee, VS.. John Gray " Co.,
appellant, two cases; Elias Little VS..
Elijah Marling.
December 20th-A. Mcconnell vs.. A.
Mcksig, Cincinnati and Parkers burg
Packet Company vs.. Ross j. Alexander.
DECEMBER 2lst-H. Quarter VS.. b. "
o. r. T. Co, Virginia Slsson VS.. q. j.
Dunbar. John Buttcrteli VS.. Elijah
MsrlIDg, Henry Cruzer We. +. Lane and
&. J. Dunbar, Elias Bowman vs. Elijah
Marling, jr.
December 22d-S. H. b. Carter VS..
Thomas Howley, John H. Peyton VS..
Elijah Marling, jr.; John II. Cox vs..
David McCune, Thomas Fahey vs. Pat.
EIwood, Sarah a. Peyton VS.. G.
Schwartzbach, Sarah A. Peyton VS.. John
Rebrecht, Ann Reilly VS.. August Nolte,
Sheppard Davis, appellee, VS.. Isaac A.
Everly.
December 27th-Statc VS.. John and
Mary Ship, State VS.. John Shcekey,
State VS.. John Bivins, State VS.. VIM.
Martin, NJ. ONcslI and John Mauck,
State VS.. Robert Miller, Jacob Erbin &
Co. VS.. Lewis Orth.
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PUBLIC SATr

nF ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS an
" Short Creek, known as the ben...s,
McCgiioch tSrn, adjoining Mr: BasSy.
acres, more or less; will be orfer ed ~, 49,
on same day OF public sale OF prrsr~Is
property, Nov. -, al O'Clock p -.
terms, &c, apply ON the premises or ~
j. c. HERVEY, Auctioneer auu RsaI ~ ~
tate Agent, No. liOs Market street, Wbs.S'
ing, W. Va.
poqi GEO. C, MCCOfInry
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Il. THE L J. 7. Association gave
very pleasant entertainment at Neu'
hausens Assembly Hail, last night
There was quite large number of ladies
and gentlemen present, who danced TIL
a late hour TO the enhancing strains OF
Kramer's music. At about midnight the
party partook OF bounlltul collation.
prepared by Mr.. Neunausen for the &C.
casion, after which the dance was again
resumed. The entertainment WAS given
bv the L. }. rs in honor of several Of
their friends, VINO are visiting the city
from the East. and was one ol the most
| ENJOYABLE of the season.
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once opath1c
vrrERINARY pRACTICE.

NETEKINAK1 PKAUIIOE-
Works OH that subject giving concise
and plainly written Instructions Tor the
treatment OF all ordinary ailments OF all
Domestic Animals, are constantly kept In
stock, together with appropriate Medicine
Chests. These books are specially written
for the Farmers, stock Raisers or Livery
Stableman's use, avoiding as for a. posi-
Bile, all technical terms. For Descriptive
Price List send stamp 10 the BALTIMORE
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, lbs West
Fayette street. BOERlCkE 8 TAFEh,
oprietors, IeDstb
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MUsCLE.-Yesterday afternoon two
we'll known saloon men became involved
in an alteration on Market street near
FaiiOure's DINING rooms, and words
led to blows, both rolling over into the
gutter The larger Of the two landing
on top OF his opponent, the man under.
meath yelled enough with vim that
was truly astonishing,snd on being releas-
ed repaired to the city building and swore
out a warrant for hevictorius bellIgerent.
The case will probably be disposed Of
before the police court this morning.
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FINING UP.-The rooms of the Gov
ernor, Secretary of State, Treasurer and
Auditor, at the capitol building, are
rapidly being prepared for the transac-
ton of business, and present very
handsome appearance, the first three
mentioned being neatly carpeted. 1t is
drought that ali departments of the
State will be over the confusion Incl.
dent to moving in a day or two, and
ready for work.
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La BELLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The following directors were elected for
the ensuing year at meeting of the La
Belle Building Association last night:
w. G. Hsndlan, A. Harris, j. Water
house. o. Sandrock, G. Honecker, Adam
Krstz, Chss. Otte, S. &. Eschbreeth
Robt. Cowsu. These directors will elect
president, secretary and treasurer the
first from their own number, at their next
meetinp
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EXTRAORDINARY TRIUMPH or MIND.
--Consumptives may now rejoice! DR..
J. Ii. Mclean. whose medicine. are
world renowned has truly scientific
remedy for Consumption, Lung and
Throat Diseases Qput up in Sugar Glob-
ulssj. DR.. j. Fl. McLesn's Cough and
Lung Healing Globules. GA Chestnut
St. St. Louis. Trial Boxes by mail rs
cents.
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BAR Manufacturing TO the lateness
of the hour when the jury IN the
Scbockey- Hobbs case retired TO their
room, yesterday, the bar meeting con-
templsted to be held yesterday after
noon in the Circuit Court room out Of
respec, to the memory of the late Col
Allison, has been postponed until two
o'clock this afternoon.
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FOR SALE.

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE ruo
w story brick tenement hous.s w
Twenty dun street, Tor sale. Ib.y "
nearly new and in excellent repair, yssss
contains four rooms and a Kitchen AZ
both have good cellars. Any perSor 80 -
string cheap dwelling house well locs,s,
ara upon re, t,II Terms, will DO sci
undersigned at their Office, No. liz ci,s we
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
CRACRAFT & COLI
aprl5h AuoYnaS
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REMOVAL 200 Pianos and Organs

Il "NNN AOII MEN > FhIN Is. The
"A subscribers Will sell their entire stock
OF Pianos and Organs, new and second
hand, sheet music. music books, and
merchandise. at very near cost prices Tor
cash DURING SOFTEN Der, previous 10
removal II their new store, 40 EAST 18th
81, UNION SSuahs, oci. /. Illustrated
ciai Inducements to the Trade. HORACE
WATERS 4 SONS, Manufacturers aud
Dealers, isl Broadway, y. Y. spl2b
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roR - ALB.

SQUARE IsIN TIRE CITY or wHrEL.
- ing, bounded by Jacob, Water, Fouy.
tirSt and Forty scco"d streets, ruoWu -
The Samuel OFT property, con'ar'ng ahUul
three 80 acres. one large man .un hDg~r,
brick tenement and stable on tlc pro
perty. Street cars pass the property. pot
terms, &C., apply 10 ..
ANDERSON PAUL.,
iylI lHI Market street
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THAT CoNFIDENCE WOMAN.-The
meek-eyed female who smiled in so
~ eetly on the gentlemsnly clerk at
Lsrkin's Market Square store, day before
yesterday, and attempted to victimize
him for bill of goods, has been around
the city before. Yesterday morning,
Mr.. ID. w. Hallisy, a'dry goods mer-
chant on Main street, between Tenth and
Eleventh, on reading the REGIsTER's ac-
count OF the woman's operations at Lar
kins, was reminded OF an incident that
occurred in his store some time previous,
and the description Of the woman as
given by Mr.. Larkin points TO her as a
prominent person in relation thereto.
Some time previous to the attempt made
TO victiIniZe Larkin's establishment, q
lady entered the store Of Mr.. Hallisy,
and stated TO clerk that Mrs.
DR.. Bates, having passed by the
store on the morning of that
day, had noticed certain
shawl which was displayed in the show
window, and having taken fancy for
it, had sent her to procure it. The clerk
thinking nothing amlss, and knowing
DR.. Bates TO be one of the substantial
men of the city, carefully wrapped the
shawl up for the lady and charged the
amount, some eight dollars, to the doctor,
thinking no more about the occurrence
until yesterday morning, when MS stten-
ton was attracted to it by the item in
this psper. He at once surmised that he
had been victimIzed, and on investigat-
ing the matter. his convictions were con-
hrmed, no such article of goods ever
having been ordered by Mrs Bates Yes
terdsy afternoon Messrs. Larkin and
Hsllisy interviewed several parties
whom they imagined might possibly be
the party who had vIctimIzed them, and
spent greater part of the day in search
ing for the woman, but at last accounts
had obtained no clue Is to her where
abouts.
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FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE,

We have in our hands 10, sale a cho,,.
iacm OF ~ 10 s. acres, suitable 70. na,r..
gardening or dairy isrnning. Il islo,,,.S
within four or ave miles OF this city. p..,
a good road. PETERSON & BAKgE
Ocl7
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The Joint Committee of the Board OF
Commissioners on Roads and Bridges,
consisting of Messrs. Bsyha, Reilly, Car
pahsn, Ewing, Wsddle, Sheppard, Cald-
well, Schultz snd Withsm, will 90 up the
river road next Friday. certain.
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WHEELING CAPITAL ABRoAD.-Thc
Letonis 0, Reporter says they are to
have another nail and bolt mill \ num-
Der Of capitalists of that place and
Wheeling have organized II company
and proceeded so lar rs to have broken
ground Tor the foundation OF suitable
buildings on the farm of Uurban Betz,
Esn
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VIZ don't like TO hear 8 man limiting
dsrkly about ''muskets' and drafts. :"
We are waiting TIL some wretch fires on
Fort Sumter, and then We lciu endeavor
to bull-doze the authorities into the be-
lief that we're an alien.
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NEW YORK, December 6.-Cotton--
Firm al ~ LEGO l24c; futures closed
quiet; December l2s6l2 5-32c; Janu-
srv l2fc; February IL ll-32@l2 7-l6c;
March IL l9-32@l2sc Flour-In fair
demand; receipts 81 900; superhne west
ern and state S. 00G5 40; common TO
good $4,000 60; good to choice 80 IS
as 90; white wheat extra SIS 8O@8 90;
extra Ohio So SOAR 90; st. LOUIS So 90
SO %. Rye Flour-Firm At "a 50@
) 20 Corn Mesl-Stesdy; western
81 75(S3 10. Wheat-Unsettlee; re-
ceipts 100000 bushels; rejected spring
81 lGI@l 16; No. , Milwaukee 81 342
Gll 80; ungraded old 81 %; white Kan
sas 81 40. Rye-Quiet; western S2(Go6c;
State 9l695c Barley-Hesvy; Canada
81 10. Malt--Firm. Corn-In moder-
ate demand; receipts $4,000 bushels;
western mixed ungraded 54!@9Gc mixed
no Grade new. 5ic. Oats-lsse acsive
and unchanged; receipts $4,000 bushels.
Hay and Hops-Unchanged. Coffee
Quiet; iobbing .l6A@2Oic. Sugar, Mo-
lssses and Rlce-Quie!. Petroleum
In moderate demand; crude lac; refined
Gle; cases Sslc. Rosn-Quiet and firm
urpen,ine-Firmer at 394c. Eggs
Quiet; western nj 2StG29lc. Pork-Dull
at SIC 81. Beet-Unchanged; long,
clesr city middles 9@Ssc; do western 81
Lard-Prine steamSl0 30@l0 80. Butter
Quiet and unchanged. Cheese-Firm
and unchanged. Whisky-Dull
CIYcISSArr, December o. Cotton
IA 4 to- ln la
Inand good at iuil prices. Wheat
Scarce; red 81 28@l So. Corn--Scsrce
and firm; ear 42G4Ic; shelled 43@45c.
Oats-Quiet but steady ut 30@38c. Rye
--Quiet al 75c BarIey-Quiet and I'M
changed. Pork--Ste sdy; held at SIG 90.
Lsrd-Quat; steam - 9Old9 %; kettle
SO 5OGlo 62B. Bulk Mests-Qmet
and steady vt G(NSMStc Bacon--Nom-
naiiv uncbsuged, Green Meats-Firm;
shoulders 6t@,5.c; short ribs s. SOC
G74; hams lGc; average SIC. Whisky
in good demand vt full prices, III %.
Hutter-Quiet.
HoG--Dul', weak and lower; common
S5OOGG5 30; fair 20 good light 50 4O@
. IS; packing So So@,5 80; large num-
her unsold. -.
CHICAGO, December -Flour-Flrm
and holders are h-king higher ratrs.
" hest-Active, flr,n and higher; No. .
Chicago spr,nc 81 lsY6l is! cash;
:ll9i seller January: 81 2lt seller Feb
mary No 3 81 Oy1: rejected 95Sc. Corn
Unsettled but generally higher at i5ic
cash; i5c seller Decemeeri age seller
january Oats n lair demand al sac
cash; Sac seller January. Kye--Flrm
hi 72l cash: I3c seller January. Barley
Holders firm nj 10 ic cash; 7Oc seller
February Pork--ActiVe, 0rm and
higher NJ $40 l1(d 10 70 ca-hi 8 70 226Cd
10 20 seller January Si' :" ~ SoIi'r
FEBRUARY. La an --->''''' Il" S IuuE
h'Shef NJ ~" w C .', y -" ~ ",
setter 'an"ar!; '' '' , 800.
feoruary' DUN M ... b'''. NnlShS
-AtSl VI.
PHILADELPHIA, December 5.-Flour
STEADY; Minnesota family 81 23la'c on.
" hest-Prim scarce; amber 81 4oCG
40; white - 4olcf oo. hye-9uie'
nj 'oCayoo'. 1orn-ocarce' new lreeiy
w "l.eul sonv" Wv 49, I'D I,oo 49," So
0s'S ps.Si "NS Tn t" ". .o"ma., o
%oc' &C., etio''uI,tLi ,ep 800 ief"1 90
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A TEAM attached to milk wagon ran
away on Market street yesterday morn
ing, and ran into a buggy standing on
the corner OF Twelfth and Market streets
A broken shaft WAS the only damage re-
sailing
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

OF GERMAN CENTENNIAL ORGAN.
~ lZation.
Notice Il hereby given that the above
named organization Will be dissolved OH
and alter Demember 9Th, 1875. All persons
having claims against the concern will
present them 10 Mr.. Aug. Rolf. the Treas
urer, for payment on or before the date
specified for dissolution. By order OF the
Executive Conn ittee.
{. A. SCHAEFER.
WHEELING, Nov. -. 1876. no2
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NoTICE.-At the forced closing out
sale of J. w. Ferret, you can get Muslin
at 8 cents, and Carpets at 10 cents per
yard. Call soon il you want bargains.
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PosTPoSED.-The argument in the
Lsunder Bulger contested election case
in the circuit court has been postponed
till Friday next. Jordan and Hubbard
will appear for Lsunder, and Good and
Kemple for Bulger.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-06

GREAT bargains in clothing. As We are
about moving from the city, our stock Of
clothing mist be sold regardless of cost.
We invite the public TO come and see our
great bargains We offer.
GOLD BRos,
no. Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-06

AUcTIoNEER HERvEY yesterday sold
for the Central Building Association the
Mi:er property, l". No 2, south side of
Sixteenth street between Wood and
Eotf streets, 10 Hannibal Forbes for 81
400.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-06

IMMENSE Fall Stock Of Dry Goods and
Carpets and | will sell them cheaper
than any house in Wheeling.
J. w. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-06

TIE colored people in the Second wsrd
are making active preparations 10 have
representative. in Council, of their race,
from that ward.