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MATTRESSES, COOKING AND HEA-
TING STOVES OF livery
DESCRIPTION.
4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

John s. Murdoch, administrator of
william Ii. linn, deceased, who sues as
well on his own behalf as on bohalf O.
all the lien and simple contract creditors
Of William linn,
uO,t 1iSt
William ID. Brown, William G.. Brown.
Julia &. linn, widow OF said dccedent
John a, Ollie, James l.. Stone, james A :
Brown, trustee. john ). Murdoch, Mar
cellus IL. Murdock, Gustavus Cresap
trustee, David Wheeler. james &. Me-
Grew administrator, with the will annex
cd, of Henry S'artZman, deueased, John
Burkhart, Emma homas and Harvey
Thomas, her husband, children and
heirs of Matilda Burk hart, deceased late
Matilda Bland; Anna Lee Riley, Minnie
Riley, infant children of Harriet \
Land, children ana heirs OF John Band
deceased; William j. Bl; NJ, EDWARD -
Bland, y ew.Dn Is. Bland, Minerva 4
IL" mission, late Minerva A. Bland and
Matth, w Edm ston, her husband, Am N
Ola Is. Br mon, late Amanda IL. Bland.
and john Br;.nnOn, her husband; Mary
/. Loren'z, laie Mary l.. Blanu, and ia
cob Lorentz, her bus band, children ana
heirs OF Thomas Bland, dcccased Gin
ton johnson, IL w Johnson, Eli~abe. IA
Brown and Ashford Brown, her nus
band, chilLfen and heirs ut law of Cia-
fissa John on, deceased, Perinelia
DtNNh, 'd'N tIhlcnd Llnn, ia Anna
Zinn, JOSEF II Zinn, Virginia I'm. ana
Elizabeth Iinu, wild W, chinIen ana
heirs ol fey ton linn, dccetseO; al Lcirs
Oh 1. said " IllLun -. Ann, deceased.
IN EQUIiI.
by decree renueTod 10y the Circuit
Court OF thu COufiy q. Preston, lu the
ABOVE mentioned caus, OH the iSt .ay
ui october, 1874 thc 4, lUlr, made Dy tue
Undersigned, SomuIssiuher. was ie-
committed t. HIM with Instructions to
to take proof OF The dentS other tnan the
Judsmeh $ rnumSri cd in said report
and nnake iepOr. OF the same. The ne
ceSsity Tor trl<iug the said proof grows
out vi the lac that, owing 10 a nisun-
uerstdndlhg between SAID AominiS,T, =
tor, ana tie Court, the most OF s id dei,ts
were proved be ore aues ~. Parks
Esq. commissioner oi the County
Court oi SAID county, ana whose report
Is hied III the last named Court
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


80 The creditors Of VIII I'm b. zinn.
deceased.
IN pursuance ca decree of tho CIR
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IN cause therein pending, 10 subject
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

Sfmf OWc OF WOhmo.
THE countenanceis paleand lcaden-
colored, with occasional flushcs, or
q. circumscribed spot oil one or both
checks the ewes become dull the pu-
pills dilate an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
swelling ofthc upper lip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bing of the ears an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable. some
times voracious. with gnawing SEN
sation ofthc stomach. nj others. entire
lygonc iieeting pains IN the stomach
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen
bowels irregular, at times costivc
stools Shiny not unfrcquenilv ,inged
with blood; belly swollen and hard
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough coughsometimes dry and cons
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth temper
variable, but generally irritable. &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found TO exist,
DIR. G. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
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IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
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The genuine DR. Mc LANE VKR-
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.fl tf.r.f Nrtft.
'p'ts usr WasVrlHs
I.'nf 90 t.t.fo.nN 900
cuiytl CulIclssot - ..
900, "r'.'c I.-r,pii> u.I
To i',.l~ h7Nt tIrtsnarii
trctIstflirv are proper
600 8 o. attaN liTtus .i..
nr,i iTrtiFcc from nd
'qu1,srry.
lir LIS srccTrfri A.
com iri' . ~ tIrut
h rytoiOrc arlfisof 90
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Their FIRST appa rent e.
'tCt t. 90 Increase Sac ar
Ictiic l'y causing lIr 80. b.
iulror,rlv atriutiltts
lL"s The f-NttVin h. nour
ishcd, and hy thfir toni,
action on the digestive or
gl,s. regular Ind "a, alih,
excavations grc produCcd
Thcflln,iity with which
fsvoHS fa9~ OS Gssk
while under the iniluenc,
of these pills, al Itself In
dictates their adnptabiii.N
10 nour,sh the body, auo
hence their ctiicacyin cur
irg nervous debility. me l
anCliol' dyspepsia, vast.
ing a. the muscles. slug
gialincsS ~ tire liver
chron.c constipation. ave
,ngth Ia tic system. Sol.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
hINGwOUD, WET VA,

November ., 1877.
The p rites i'll the ,rUOve mentioned
{. use will ease take notice that 1 shall.
on l''estaN the AN day oi December
next, at my office aforesaid, proceed to
N"cu'e the above named decree ct ref
erence, at which time aud place thoy
may attenu ii they see proper.
SMiIH CRANE, CoMR.
JAS. a. Bows Counsel.
NOV. 40 Sl,
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rec ~! the county Court OF Presl
""EiN, IN he abb case. the hdeI
I'D I'imi~sloncr will. ou Monde,
~ lDvembrr 1877. il bel ti
fore the 'front.' door of a.
uee ui thi- county, sei' 20 th
1oa ihe real estate in the %
q, Gipgs q, the caIS.e mcnti.ue,
~ tie winters Of little sandy Greet
.'ut district, Preston county. 81
iiauln4 l4G acres; il being O.
'd was conveyed hy sand Spike.
Wi.' \" s"ld tOrsNthc, portion
i't is iinpt we'd. II will he sold f
nr,h ash in hand as Will be nccc-
i' dN costs Oi suit ana sale and 10
iuu, upon credit OF six and TIVE v,
LIS, tile purchaser living intere-
ioarin. bone witt approved security fu
the deferred payments Of tho purchas,
money.
jas. H. CARROLL. Com'r.
oct II 7! SG75l
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-06
Railroad Accident.

SAN FRANcIsco, April 5.-Early yes.
terday morning express train Mo- west
bound on fhe Central Pacific railroad
collidcd with special freight train about
a mile from Cascade, near the summit
Each train was drawn by two engines,
The collision occurred in snow shed, and
the engines were piled on
one another, the rear OF the tank
of the first engine of the passenger
train and the front OF the second engine
being forced up until they protruded
through tho roof of the shed. The shock
of the collision threw the passengers and
train men in every direction, but none
of them were badly hurt, though several
were bruised. Geo. Burt, engineer Of the
head locomotive on the express train, was
found on mis- seat dead. HIS fremen,
John Wright, was badly scalded. John
Warren, engineer of the second express
engine, was severely scalded and
died IN short time, as did
his fireman, Frank Maxwell
who WAS crushed. Both the passenger
and head freight engines were badly
broken, otherwise no serious damage u
either train. a w'ecking train has been
sent up. 1t will take perhaps ten hours to
clear the track 1t is supposed the engineer
OF the express train forgot the orders be
had received to wait for the freight train
at Cascaic Ar"ngins and nine freight
cars are reported iltched near Midway
Station, on the Western Pacific.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-06
The Eastern Question.

LONDON, April 5.-TAe Telegraph
prints the following as synopsis of the
protocol: The high contracting powers
have common understanding in regard
to the oriental crisis. 1t was arrived al
by the conference at Constsntinople, and
showed itself as the proposed basis for
the pacfic.t .tion of the principalities, Bos-
ina, Herzegovina and Bulgaria. The
contracting powers note with satisfaction
the conclusion of peace with
Servia, and commend the Porte to
execute the Teorms which the
Turkish delegates promised to the
representatives OF the powers rs set forth
at the Conference. They advise Turkey
to place her forces on war footing
Mean while the ministers plenipotentlsry
and agents of the Powers will attach a
mode IN which the promises of the Otto
man Government are carried out fully
In the event of the Porte not executing g
the promised reforms, the high contract
Ing powers would reconsider the sltua.
tion and advise on it in common. 1t is
understood that the Porte will neither
be asked nor expected to accept the pro-
tocol.
LONDON, April ga Times Cetiinje
special says: Everything is quiet in
Montenegro, but there is no indication
of yielding. Great distress prevails in
some parts, but quantities of grain from
Russia are being landed and forwarded to
relieye the population.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April g. The
Porte is displeased with theprotocol, and
raises objections to the conditions Of dis
armament. The belief is that il will dc.
cline TO disarm immediately.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-06
RothschtIa Habeas Corpus Case.

CINCINNATI, April 5.-1n the case oi
Abe Rothschild, who is accused of hsv'
ing some time ago murdered Bessie
Moore, at Jefferson, Texas, ind who was
here awaiting extraditon proceedings,
Judge Matson this morning dismissed
the writ of habeds corpus, and Sheriff
Wallace, on the advice of his attorney,
turned Rotbschild over to the Texas au-
thoritles, in obedience TO the order of
Judge Avery, in tue dismissal OF the
writ when the question was argued be-
fore him in the first place. Rothschild
WAS quietly taken charge of by Deputy
Vine, of Texas. quickly transferred to
the carriage IN waiting at the corner of
Broadway aud Sycamore streets, near the
entrance to the jail, and was driven, it Is
supposed, in the direction of Lawrence
burg, Indiana, TO get the advantage that
the three States OF Ohio, Indiana aud
Kentucky at that point would give him.
Neither Rothschilds attorney nor his
friends knew anything of it until it was
too late to intercept 1t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-06
,Inc Freed .,lander Failure.

SAN Francisco, April 5.-On being
advised of the failure FreedRander,
the Interior Bank holding his notes to
the amount OF 100000, at once offered
to carry them three or six months with
out interest. This offer was declined,
as the accommodation would still fall
short of the necessities Of the case. Mr..
Freedmander states concerning the re-
salt OF his tonnage operations for the
season that the charters which last June
promised profit Of $3.50, 900 have actually
made a loss OF sl5O.OO0. He denies owing
either Bslfsur, Gulfrie Il Co. or Falkner,
Bell Il Co. snv amount whstever, and,
while declining TO give the names Of uR-
secured creditors, says they are al in the
interior of the state and that every dol
lar OF Indebtedness TO city creditors Is
amply secured.
1t is reported that the city banks,
creditors oi Isasc Friedlsnder, nave in
tima:ed their willingness to grant him
such accommodation as may be necessary
10 erable him TO tide over the present
crisis in his affairs.
Charley Ross.
The police authorities here say that
the report telegrsphed from New York
to-day that correspondence had passed
between the chiet OF Police OF New York
and San Francisco, relative to Charley
Ross being supposed to be in this city Ii
q csnard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-06
The Chico MURDER.

SAN Francisco, April "a press
dispatch from Orrville says that the
grand jury to-day presented . report,
after briet session of three and a half
days. They find indictments against 4.
k. Roberts, John and Charles Slaughter,
T. NJ. Stsmbrook, and +. NJ. Con way, for
the murder Of each of the four Chinese
killed at Lemm's rancho, near Chico; for
arson, against Wright, Jones, Fay, the
three Slaughter boys, Roberts and Con-
way, and for attempt TO commit arson,
against Robert, John and Charles
Slaughter and Hilderbaum. Those
charged with arson will probably be ar.
raigned on Saturday, ana the trials will
commence on the 10th inst. The report
OF the grand jury closes rs follows: We
find that there has been in existence
in our midst an organized band
of lncendisries and ssssssins whose crimes
may be compared 70 those OF the worst
criminals ever brought to justice. and we
believe some Of them are still at large.
We urge upon those whose duty 1t is 10
pursue with relentless vigor every clue
TO their indenti.y and punishment. A
great deal OF dissatisfied on is expressed
al what is considered the
hssty and superficial manner in
which the jury has conducted its inquiry,
very little effort having been made 70
secure the indictment Of number Of
the prisoners, including several men,
bers of the Council OF Nine who have
been liberated and have returned TO
Chico. Correspondents hint that by
virtue Of their presence there, additional
items of interest may soon be expected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-06
Packard Trembles, Fearing
He will be Sacrificed.
He Writes an Open Letter,
Claiming that He is
Governorif Hayes
is President.
A Terrible Tragedy In
New York. +
CAPTURE of the Bender
Family.
Accident on Central Pa
Cifc Railroad.
Bold Attempt at Abduction
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. April 5.-Ex-Secretary
Robson asserts that the money for the
sale of the Philadelphia navy yard will
be found properly accounted for. He
says the trouble is that the Bureau of
Yards and Docks thought it was entitled
to be credited with the proceeds of the
sale, whereas 1t was distributed among
the various bureaus.
Rumors are in circulation throughout
the treasury of changes in important
heads of divisions of that department.
The President, to-day, appointed A.
E. Lee, of Ohio, Consul.General, of the
United States at Frankfort, Germany.
The Secretary of the Navy has issued
a circular announcing that the amount
of money in the treasury to the credit of
the navy is not sufficient to pay officers
for the months of April, May and June,
and that he will retain as much as neces-
sary for the purpose of paying allot-
ments to wives OF officers and sailors
whose husbands are abroad in service
and otherwise unable to provide for their
families.