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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

distinguished citiEshs in regard to seu-
ysss Of the vote for electors in Louisisns.
Mr.. Springer moved !ts reference to
the select Committee on Louisiana.
Sir. CongeT moved either that the cor
respondence and testimony should be
read, or should be printed for the ipfor-
nation of the members.
MIR. Springer objected TO either.
Pending action in the matter Wood
worth was appointed on the select com,
lnittee for Florida instead OF CARRIED
excused
A motion to adjourn was defesed on
vote by yeas and nays, and then the
question came up as to whether members
could be required to vote on paper be-
fore its being read.
The Speaker, after review OF the rule;
on the subject, decided that the paper IN
question was in the nature OF informa
ton and step toward correct Legislation
and that therefore it must be read. The
clerk then proceeded with the reading o
the paper.
The reading of the repor. Of Senator
Sherman and Others occupied near by az
hour. When it was Finished Mr. Wood
of New York, expressed surprise at such
a message having been sent by the Pres
ident. He regarded it as most extraor
binary and unprecedented, but remarked
that this was marvellous and extrsordl
nary time. The President hsd
4, had the experience which near
" eight years of service had
given him, and that experience Of
itself should have given him y knowledge
not only of the theory and practice Of
the government and Its officers, and yet
the President had seen proper to send te
the House this unauthorized commune
cation. from persons clothed with nc
official position in the premises. The
President by giving it his sanction, and
transmitting il to the House, made il
one Of the records OF the government
He Wood could observe but one OBJ,
iect which the President could nave had
10 transmitting it, and that was the IN
cidental one of suggesting that the
House was clothed with the authority to
institute careful inquiry in the election
OF President. In advance Of the regular
presentation OF the great subject the
President told the House by this pro-
cedure that the House is authorized tc
institute al inquiry rs to the CORRECTNESS
and integrity o: certificates OF cleo
ton. The exception winch he Mr.
Wood took to It was that the Presi'
dent should have transmitted IN
such an authorized way An unauthorized
document of a mere partisan and erPartt
character and his first impulse was II
move that the communication be return
ed to the President. If he had followed
the Indignation which rose to his heart
when the document was present
ed to the House he would have
made such proposition, but he
should not nov do go. He should SIM
plv move that the message of the Presi.
dent and accompanying documents be
laid on the table. lApplsuse. Mr.
Hoar said that his side of the House
desired to debate the subject, The mo'
ton, however, was undesirable, and il
WAS adopted by 1873 to 90, party vote
The House then adjourned.
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CASTING THE ELECTORAL VOTK.-
Yesterday morning 1T ten o'clock quite a
number of persons were assembled ut the
Governors rooms in the new capitol
building TO witness the casting of the
electoral vote Of this State. Messrs
VIM. H. Travers, \. Fitzhugh, John
Hanson Good, Daniel b. Lucas and Al
bert Peyser, having been chosen as elect
ors, they organized by electing Mr.
Trsvers chairman and Mr.. Lucas secre-
tsry The chairman then stated the du.
ties Of the electors and the manner v.
performing them, after which the vote for
President and Vice President was cast,
resulting in unanimous vote for sam
uel j. Tilden and Thomas A. Hendricks.
Mr.. Peyser was then selected ~ the per-
son 70 carry the vote 10 Washington,
after which the meeting adjourned.
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PERSONALITIES. - T.. G.. Reynolds.
of Charleston, is il the city, in attendance
at the session of the United States Court.
Among the representatives OF the press
present az Little Washington yesterday.
to witness the cremation Of Baron Won
Palm were Messrs. DrysdaIe, of the
Philadelphia Times, KcKenns, oC the
Philadelphia hguirerj Albert Pulitzer,
of the New York Herald; Arthur Penn
Der, OF the New York Times; Ford, of
the New York Sun; J. Il. Stllson, of the
New York Worid; c. Z johnson. OF the
Wheeling Lsadey, and Geo. H. MCffett,
OF the Wheeling REGISTER.
{. II. LludenHcId, Father. Kreu.ch's
new assistant rom the diocese OF New
York, has arrived In the city.
Gen. Nathan Goh is registered al the
Mcclure
}. W. Gsllsher, of Moundsville. and
John A. Price, OF Belletontaine, o, were
amotg the Mcclure House arrivals last
ght.
Mr.. O. w. Franzhein, who is lying
dangerously i'll at his residence. was re-
ported a. being no better last night about
9 o'clock,
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Too GOOD To BE TRUE.-Yxs,,.
afternoon while large crowd wu .,,.
ing il front Of The Western -
Office, intently studying the bpy.:~
and commenting on the political ,;,~.
ton, 8 broad shouldered moke bore go
on the mob, and inquired As 10 >.
cause Of so many gemmens senbr,'
on dc pavement
A truly loil Rad standing by into,r
him that they were perusinc The 80
news from Louisiana; and ,b,, sH
State had given her electoral Vote .. 81
Hayes, according TO the Re,u,,;s.
Board
Bless dc Lord, Mass, dat psv, .
too good To be true; dis nlgy, -
gwine in an see de Electricity man -.
runs the machine; and hsb il w.,is.S ;
And accordingly the moke elbo.-,
his way through the crowd. and .lin,iss
up TO the counter. inquired:
Boss, am Lopsyanna dun go,. =,
Mas Hayes, shush"
Yes replied the man behind -.
counter, "LOuisians has gone Tor B,,- -
according to our dispatches, and O,aso,
will give rilden one elector, which s yS
elect him"
The moke sighed, drew a banda.
from out the recesses OF his clo,be. -.
wiping q tear from his eyes, started i.
the door, remsrking, den dis nigpe, a., -.
gone; dat Tilum man with his b,r,I, :.
wealth wat de brudicr pubfcsns ,sIl !.
bout will buy all ob us and doze ana a..
US Ms dey hab dem poo niggshs in =.
South. Fo' God, desc am 'stressin' tin
and de niggsh am no whs' Is good !,
n white man no mo-
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Trouble OVER THE RBIHE.-At a
wake held over the remains OF Anna
McGinnis, at house in Alley 3. be.
tween Alley - and Twenty-third street.
South SIDE night before last, some OF the
parties participating in the occasion be-
came involved in brOIl which termI-
mated IN q rough-snd tumble fight about
seven o'clock yesterday morning, and a
man named David McGinnIE was quite
seriously injured by beng kicked in the
pit OF the stomach soon after the melee,
Michael Hsrs, one OF the pugili,ts.
made for Squire Webbs office and swore
out 3 warrant 70. Edward Howley,
charging him with assault and battery;
and IN q short time David McGinnis iol-
lowed suit and swore out & Earrsu: for
Pat Howley on the same charge The
funeral of the womsn taking place to-
day, the warrants will not be executed
until after the obsequIes, when the pur-
ties will be arrested and srrsigned before
Justice Webb on the charge. made in
the warrants
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TEE United States Dtstrtet
Court-Thi. court convened In tbs court
room, custom house building, yesterday
Judge Jackson on the bsneh.
The marshal for this district Tss
ordered to summons grand jury, and
the following gentlemen we're summon
ed as such: Andrew Wilson, Thomas
81. Logan, VIM. 5. Goshorn, Isaac b.
Williams, Daniel Dsrrsh, John BishoP'
WINK McKelvy, VIM. Hare Arther
Little, John r. Hubbard Jas. Lsunder'
Benjamin Fisher, John B. Lukens,
Samuel Tyree, S. II, Lowenstion, John ,
Burdett, and John Hall.
The jury received their charge ana
retired to their room for the considefa-
ton oftheir presentmenti.
The court then adjourned till CLOCK
to-day IN consequence OF the iunersI oil
Col. Allison.
Circuit Court.-This Court met yester-
day pursuant to adjournment, Judge
Melvin on the bench, 10 receive the YER
dict Of the jury in the Schocky-hooOs
case. At half past five 0 clock last even
ing, the Jury announced that thsy mao
agreed, and coming into court rendered
8 verdict for the plaintiff for 81 400
Court then adjourned till O'CLOCK
Friday morning.
County Court.-The following busl-
ness was transacted by this court yester'
dsy, Judge Cochran presiding.
F. c. Meyers was appointed admins
traitor OF his son, Geo. W. Meyers de-
ceased; bond 81, 800.
Notice was given that the petit Jury
summoned for to-day would not be re-
CURED to appear Before Saturday
Court adjourned till Friday morning
at . O'clock.
Police C0urt-Judge Crsnmer dis
posed of the following business before
this court yesterday morning
Adam Kalbheisch, disorderly conduct,
fined two dollars and costs. Paid.
Joseph Robrecht, disorderly conduct
fined two dollars and costs. PAID.
Alice Leverage, prostitution, fined
twenty dollars and costs COMMITTED
to Jail for thirty days
Patsy Aigen, prostitution, fined TWEEN
ty dollars and costs. Committed fol
thirty days.
August Bowers prostitution, fined ter
dollars and co2ts. Paid.
Adjourned till the usual hour thl'
morning.
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IIklESE.

The bill repeating so much of the &C,
Of December 1876, as provides for q
pivot-drsw in any bridge on the Ohio,
between Covingtcn and Cincinnati, wss
made special order for me first Tuesday
ater the holiday recess.
A, the close of the morning hour the
Speaker laid before the House message
from the President transmitting letter
accompanied by testimony, addressed 10
him by Hon. John Sherman aud other
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK. December 6.-MoHEY-
At 5CG6 per cent early, and closed at 2
G,23 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
54(a1 per cent The Assistant Treasur-
er disbursed $4,000. Customs receipts
$ljI, 900. Clearings $250O0,000 Ster-
ling quiet at 482@484.
GoLD-Opening at lO9i, declined 10
l0S and closing at 1881. Carrying rates
90 81 per cent.
GoYERNMEETs-Closed firm.
P,1pn,r, RnNns-E Can nrallu finn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

WHAI CANE or A Yes.er.
day morning Mary Matthews and Eliza
beth Echlenberg, while discussing the
merits 0. ball the night previous, be
came flushed With passion, when near
the Central Glass Works, and proceeded
10 admihis:er their vengeance on the
persons OF each other. Elizabeth threw
Mary 20 the ground and was getting de-
cidedly.the best u her opponent, and
punme.lng her IN good style, when
Messrs. VI. kslabsck ana Chss. Meder
came along and put stop 10 the dis.
graceful scene BY separating the enraged
women. and sending them on their way
in q mood anything bat rejoicing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

STILL DRAwIsG.-Owing 70 the Aucius-
tlons in the Presidential market, and the
great uncertainty which ensbrouds the
next President, those having gam led
their ducats ou the general result are be.
coming quite nervous, aDiIbets are being
drawn daily. Yesterday, al Chris.
Siebkes pool rooms, on Market street, q
bet Of 81 900 side was drawn By mutual
consent 81 the parties interested, they
becoming Disguised with waiting for the
denoument
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

The Fair of the St. Johns Germ.
Protestant church commenced las, pIcI
in the school room OF the church, On =.
corner of Market and 18th stree, =,
will be continued every night On,
ing this week The attendance 70, IA.
first evening was large, with affair pnn.
Use of an increase attendance the bsl,,-.
OF the week There are numerous va
sbles pieces to be disposed OF.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

ASoTHRg VICTIn.-An old time
ginseng digger came to the city yester.
day, and partakiny Of rather too much Of
that which oheereth and also doth inebri-
ate, wandered into "wbited sepulchre, "
and his pockets were picked Of some two
or three dollars. The amount ccIhg
small he did not squeal about his loss,
but accepted the situation, and returned
from wherce he came, on return
ticket he had about his clothes. He gave
his name as Hank Belling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

TEAssyTR or REAL EsT,TE-The
following il the Transaction in real
estate, g. recorded in the office OF the
county clerk YESTERDAY:
Deed dated December (, 1876, made
by james Mcdonald and wife, trainers
70 Clark Mcdonald, 80 acres in Trisdel-
phis district, adjoining the lsnds Of
Thos. Thornburg's heirs. Consideration
az
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PEDLISG WITHOUT LICEssL-An
itinersnt wssh-bosrd pedler from PItv-
burgb. was arrested. yesterday, by Officer
Price and taken before Squire Caldwell,
charged with pedling without license.
He not having disposed OF any Of biz
stock in trade. be was released on con-
dition that be would not again attempt
70 dispose OF the same without the nee
essary Incense.
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ImpOrtant Witnesses.

New YORK, December Ga Taila-
hsssee dispatch says that Mr.. fascor,
chairman Of the Democratic Committee,
telegrsphed to Speaker Randall yester
day to hurry the committee up as impor-
tsnt witnesses were IN the city, and could
be held for few dsys.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

New YORK, December . Dry
Goods-Trsde moved slow with comms.
sion houses and iobbers. Cotton goods
in strictly moderate demsnd, but the
best makes are steadily held by agents
Prints in fair request. Ginghsms dull
but unchanged. Worsted coatings and
fancy casslmeres in moderate demand.
TOLEDO, December 6.--Flour-Firm.
Wheat-S!eady; No. S white Wabas b
il 2s; No. white Michigan 81 SO; am
Der 81 SO; No, red 81 %; No. 2 amber
Illinois 81 81. Corn-S,esdy; high
mixed SOC; new 4eic; damaged new 42c.
Osts-Stesdyi white s0s bid,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

We have now on hand and Are p,
cciving daily large LOT of gold a.
silver watches, chains, charms, lsiie. a.,
gents jewelry of all kinds, pistols ,.l
guns, which We sell cheaper thsn n,
cheapest. Examine our stock be,o,,
buying elsewhere at 1904 Market ,,rr.,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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XIV Ia NEWS

The marks nj the landing last evening
showed 3 feet inches m the chsble'
The Express left yesterday for P".
kersburg
The Emma Graham having I"n'I ~"
her Pittsburgh freight Is now 'l'OB !"
tho whsri receiving lnr O''o", .,
Inc Stsr OF lhe WIZ "~ 'S'' " :"
M go. 80, nscl 81 ,or
p.-La..Sn.n
." M I'll u too g., p;r,hu,yh ys.
Ino rinln'so" WV ~
49, Tp @.ii, dr,. y.,,s,t.y ,rog
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BROKE DowS.-Oae OF Commissioner
Coon hsrdts carts, loaded with stone
broke down at the corner OF Fourteenth
and Chspline streets, yesterday after.
nooh, dumping the load out IN the street.
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one OF the pcsnu: vendors mas pu. up
canvass a. out his stand to protect him
from the winrty biasts. He doubtless
contemplstes an all winters siege.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1876.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS

sDaily except Sund iy.
Tally except Monday.
tSteubeuvllle AccOmm odation.-T
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, stopping when required AT Sher-
man HCuse, Etnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

A sociABLE will be given by the
ladies Of the Presbyterian church, At the
residence OF Mr. Jamcs Dslze!l on
Friday evening next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

FORCED SALE.-Grest Bargain, in
Dry Goods and Carpets ut whatever they
Will bring. Must be- sold 10 raise msncy
j. W. rERRLl-
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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IMMENSE Fall Stock Of Dry God, MI
Carpets and ] will sell them cheaper
than any house IN Wheeling.
j. W FERREI,
Cor. Main and Twentieth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

ADJoURsED.-In consequence OF the
funeral oosequies Of the late Col. A llison
to-day, the United State. Courts sd-
journed over TIL two o'clock this after
noon, and the Circuit County and Au-
nioipsl Courts till Friday morning a. 8
o'clock a-t 4a4.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

WoRKMES on the Wheeling and Lake
Erie road, between Milan aud NorwRlk.
are on q strike for higher wages. Work
on that section of the line is suspended
for the present.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

NEGOTIATIONS are now being made BY
the Street Railway Company for the
purchase OF the old WINDOW glasl factory
in North Wheeling, 10 be used AZ the
company, stables, in the event OF
purchase,
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NoTICE.-At the forced closing og,
sale OF j. w. Ferrel, you can &c. Mu,.t
at 1 cents, Calico at cents, Grensiin.
AT 8 cents, snd Carpets 81 10 cent "
yard. Call soon if you want bargain,
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GREAT bargains in c.othing. AsE,N'
about moving from the city, our stock q
clothing must be- sold regardless q ro's
We invite the public 70 come and Sc o1'
great bargain We offer.
CON BRos-
llO1 Nam life,t
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"YoU cardinal red-nosed thing, you;
there now" remarked al angry school
miss 10 her companion yesterday, while
they were promending Up Market street
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The small boy j. now busy erecting
small furnaces along the river bank, for
the cremation of captured chickens.
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Those who bet hats on the national
election are more interested in what
spring styles will be than what winter
fashions are
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STATE BONDs-Dull.

SToCKs-Weak and lower, but, with
the exception of Illinois Central, which
doc ined q per cent, were without im-
portsnt feature. The transactions were
1000 shares of which 5000 were West
ern Union, $4,000 Lake Shore, 1000
Wabash, 1000 Michigan Central, 5000
Delaware, Lackawsnns and Western,
and , 600 y J. Central.
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FoR bargains attend now the FORGET
sale OF Dry Groods ana Carpets Of
j. ". FEEKE,
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NoTIcE.-All goods in pawn with us
on which the time has run out, will be
sold forthwith. De Roy & WELLER
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED Oh IhIt.
ID made by Christian wagner ~
undersigned trustee, date1 inc W bt
Mag, In the year Ons thou.na -
hundred and ssyenty-four. anu ~.
corded among the public lano AL u
Ohio county, West Virginia, IA ls., A.
trust book No. 7. pages aud .. -
saturday, tbe 18Th dsy 81 '., Us..,,
1875, at the front door Of the COoIs -
OF Ohio county, West virginia, CON- con- - =
Ing at II O'Clock A. NJ, pfOceeo No. a.
the highest and best bidder tns c,y.,gS'
described real estate, or 10 bF'y 40,
~ may be DscezaTy 10 pay ,n. II.
secnred by said deed Of trust, anu 80.
penses OF sale, including the buss -, d
missions, that IN tO say, the "A.trint y
the north hall Of lot No. ssys, .,,.s
situate on tine east side oil M yo,,tit 4
Centre Whealing, said p@f "a, C'
thlTty-thTee lSjj feet on the w.. = .y,E
alley +, and running westTapII re-. 0f
width fitiy-four t5IJ leet siI loi In.e'Issl .
IN a noint siIIy-seyen 81 e,tsiI 49,,
nom Main street, and which j. b.I a
ern line OF that part OI the D".'h 80 -
lot No. 70. The property 20 . ~ oos'
above u the same piece OF s"uIn,r b.
yeyed 70 the sAId CHRISTIAN T.fifcs
John a. Berry and wurt hnn "A. ~,
Lindsay, by deed dated rep tS MO o..
and recorded In deed BOOK 80 -, a, y.
AIso 10 much of the north D< D.
numbered -syenty-Ilne 10 rom
tween Main street end the plscs - urD
above described, and being tn me- Iasps'
perry conveyed % said LhfSLs.. - 3sis1
by John O'Donnell and wiz ., 80 pooE
March Is, l5,t,, and recorded " sbOr,
No. IS, folio 81. the entire Ptyp,s, MORN
mentioned and described nelhs - "a -
hail OF lot numbered seventy h,WEsssIic.
east side Of Main stree. Cenue a.. poi.
TERns o. HALE-Jpe-tn .nOgB1
thereof a, me purchaser may eiss Se 60.
cash In hand, the IsA!d oe 10 Nv IN Piss
instaIlmefis, payable re-pect az ~ ofsals,
and eighteen months from thsu me de-
with Interest from thAi aAy e. . ceed o
feTred payments 70 % ssc
trust on the property sold. copyeJ sees
Ute "a is vested u me ~ said as'fr ru,tse.
- SIMON BAEh
p CALDWELL d CALDWELL nos
az AnaftnneFr.
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Go SEE another hosyy reduction 10
Carpets and Dry Goods At corner Man
and Twentieth streets J. w. FEKREl.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

The first entertainment billed in this
city is Billy Emerson's California min
strels
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JOE MURPHY, the Irish Commedisn,
mas cancelled his dates at the Opera
House and will not appear in this city.
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Go TO Zelch's Restaurant, BellGirG U
for meals. The beet tn" II srket Ahoyi,
a.ways on hand. Also wine. beer a,l
cigars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

The evening paper man Is posted re-
gsrding the "lavs beds, Judging from his
geographical description of the same.
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ASoTHEE BIG DRIyE.-Best style
dark yard wide chintz for 10 cents per
yard ST J. w. PERsEL,
Cor. Main and Twsptietk streets.
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NEW gold watches at $40, 81 and s29,
at De Roy x Weller, 1905 Market street.
Wheeling, w. Va.
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OF ffty-fOur dollars IN fines assessed
by the police court Yesterday, fourteen
dollars were paid.
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The United States and Police are the
only courts in session to-day.
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NOTICE.-lmmense stock vi Dr.
Goods sndCarpets at forced ,a,e by
i. ". .ERREL.
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The petit jury summoned for to-day
will not appear before Saturday.
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THERE were three cars in the crema-
ton train yesterday morning.
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The Orphans Fair election is excit-
ing n great deal Of interest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

No MARRIAGE licenses were issued
yesterday by the County Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

TIE scales at the lower market are
being repaired.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

Com silver watches, new, at $40 at
De Roy Il Weller, 1904 Market street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

SECOND hand gold and silver watches
at 1904 Market street, at halt their value