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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12
River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet s inches.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
on Saturday morning,
The Granite passed down Saturday,
en- route for Portsmouth.
The Hudson departed for CINCINNATI
Saturday evening.
The Carrie Brooks passed up Saturday
night, en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Emma Graham passed down yes
terdsy, taking on some little freight at
this port.
The Andes Is due up from Cincinnati
to-day.
The Rsgon is to-day's regular Parkers-
burgh packet.
The steamer Andes is the Cincinnati
packet for Tuesday. Messrs. Mong Il
Seamon have become agents of this
splendid boat, and will give shippers in
formation as to freights, &c.
The Express passed up yesterday on
her first trip in the Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh trade. Sheis one of the handsOmest
crafts, as well rs the speediest IN the
trade, and shippers at points between the
above named places cannot do better
than to extend their patronage IN that
direction That popular river man,
Capt. Ace Booth, is in command, and
Mr.. Nj. +. Noll presidss with gentleman
ly grace in the office.
IBy Telegraph
SHREVEPORT, November ll.-No ar
rivals or departures. Weather clear and
cool. The river has risen 3 inches.
New ORLEANS, November ll.-Ar.
rived-Grand Lake No. , and barges,
St. Louis. Depsrted-Grand Lake No. 2
and barges, St. Louis; Lotus, Red river.
Weather clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, November 1l.-Arrived-
City OF Helena, Memphis. Departed
MollIe Moore New Orleans; Golden
Eagle Keokuk. The river has fallen 2
inches. Weather clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, November 1l.-River rising
steadily, and stands 9 feet 9 inches.
Weather clear; mercury 70 to 40. Ar
rived-Belle, Ohio river. DEPARTED
Schenck, New Orleans; Colorado, Vicks-
burg.
LOUISVILLE, November ll.-Weather
clear and cold. River rising with feet
in the canal. Departed-Andy Baum,
Memphis; Desmet, ST. Louis; Church,
New Orleans; Mary Elizabeth, Evans
vile
EVANSVILLE, November ll-Westh-
er clear and pleasant; wind SOUTH mer-
curry % TO 43 River falling with feet
ten inches on the gauge. Down-Fswn
and Cherokee. Up-Ssllie Carney, Dora
Cobler and Smith. Little business.
CINCIENATI, November ll.-River 10
feet inches and rising. Weather clear
aud cold. Arrlved-Exchange, Rhoads,
aud Whale and tow, Pittsburgh. De-
parted-Mary Elizabeth. Evansville
Rnoads, St. Louis The Whale cracked
cylinder and will be detained for re-
pairs till Tuesday.
CAIRO, November 11.-Arrived City
Of Helena, Vicksburg; Carl Schurz, Ohio
river; Hillmsn, Nashville; Hot Spur,
Ono river; Golden Crown, New Or.
leans; City of Vicksburg, St. Louis. De-
parted Port Esds, New Orleans; Belle
Memphis, Memphis; Susie Silver, New
Orleans; Silver Thorn, Evansville, Gold.
en- Grow n, Cincinnati. River II feet 10
inches and falling. Weather clear; mer-
curry As degrees.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12

To reduce stock and raise money
will sell this week standard cloth prints
TOR less than cents per yard and ali
other dry goods and carpets for less
money than quoted in any paper or
circular distributed IN the city. Come,
see and examine before buying, corner
o: Msin and Twentieth streetG j. w.
Ferrel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12
.Anialgannated.

The Association of Iron and Steel
Workers, of this city, propose to give q
grand ball next Friday night, at Turner
Hall. The committee of gentlemen who
have the arrangements in charge are En-
ergetlc workers, and will leave no stone
unturned to make it grand success.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12
Huge.

Mr.. Harrison hss shown US turn'p,
raised on his farm at Lower Newport,
which measures - inches in cIrcumter-
ence. and weighs lour and II half pounds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12

CO. J. W. FerrePs store this week
for dry goods or carpets If you want
bargain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12

GREAT bargains in carpets and dry
goods this week to reduce stock, at the
corner of Main and Twentieth streets. j.
w. FerreIs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12

LAEsT STYLES of Shoes just received
at L. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12

II you want 70 get suitedlln a pair Of
Shoes, 90 to l.. v Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12

GENTs' fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received al L. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12

The cheapest shoes IN the city st L. V
Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12

GREAT bargains in dry goods and
carpets this week, at the corner OF Msin
and Twentieth streets, J. w. FerrePs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12

The finest shoes kept in the city al l.
V Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12
@ COLLIAS'
VOLTAIC PLASTER
ALWAYS CURES.
ENLARGED Spleen.

Eniar9eo opleeH.
This 10 to certify that hsys been using your
! COLLINS YoLTAIO PLAsrERs for Enlargement u
| the Spleen and Depression IN the stomach, and
! they have given mo moro relief than any other
| remedy have ever used. / would highly recon-
mend Them TO all suffering from the effects OF pain
! and Inflammation. -. .,-,,,
P1cEREISd, No.. June .. 1871
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12
VI a II IL ~ "a
CAPITAL RESTAURANT,

80. 1853 Market ST., is the only FIRST
class Restaurant ia The city. 1t is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms ior
ladies', or where you can ma thai 4uieI
best cuisine that can be found In the cllS'
He keeps on hand the very best the mar
ket affords in Vegeta6 .es fish, oysters;
game, and everything in season, anu
country. He c IN b. relied upon always 10
furnish everything frst-class. leIo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12

Chsrrystone shell Oysters, Game
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12

and all the deIieaoses or the season
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER,


Those wishing Relief and ,.-,.t -.p..
turr should consult DIR. j. a SHEA,
IS Broadway, New York. SEND go
new book, with Photograph.
of bad cases before auduu.rrur, E.s',.'
otchrals who pretend FURNISH d. So.
D ans treatment.
one OF these fellows, "a trrrm.r .....
now calling himself Or. " TO Dr.rr....'
indicted on complaint co. ur y ....
trial for forgery AMI ,mp,lE.,n.r,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12

at Laramfe's Restaurant.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06
AMcrieam C0mmerw ror 1en Momth.

The report u tie Iinrenn u Statistics
for The iirnt ten months ~ ille tiHeal yrar
II nn encouraging one, A comparison
fur tile whole time with tl,u correspond.
ing prriul II 1874 .lus# not rxl,ihii my
Improvement. hut tllis can bc plainly
sliMWriied I'm Tho imports fnr lltn month
III April. i'llrir total vnlnn VIM si1,.
G7O. Al, ngnilat e;,d, lid, ,tj16 for tlr nn,no
month last yenr When viowrl fur the
TEN months, tho decline Ii aern ~ hnse
continued fur mort N tho time; tlie iig.
urcs nre ei57. .ti,g, ,i,l5 Vt merchandise In.
pOrt~ In ih77, ngninWi ssjHsl. .lDtiD, Mn. Tho
domestic exports foY April, ib77. wrr
4t7, 7tO, ,77b, " mOiu tiinn III INN, ,lttD
better lhnl lloAe II April, in76. yiN..
1Ol, ,ttta. For the tan months, The dn.
IMrslic exports were valiini iYuli salnea)
III sfAEj, 70J. .15s,, against sam. .pi5. 9tjv for
tl,u corresponding months " thu fiscal
year lb7H--fii iaefrnM III sstj, ,hik, ,NHl.
Tliu heaviest Increase In imports Wns in
sugar, II which 9t1, I'M, ,thDO niote In vii,
le was imported lhe Imports ~ tens
aAl coiI.es fell otf ei | ,NtD,ltN, Tho -.
purt~ III corn Increased eiO.tHAl. IND,
while those u cotton fell away e2i 900,
tNND. There wn. II great enhancement Ia
the yntur of petroleum exports, which
roHe from e2l I'M, ,0tbO ~ siJ, linn, ,l.t,.
liurull anil ham exports increased $40.
t)tt,, ,OtHD; laFsl, e1,bW, IND: ani lent to-
haacu, ~. I'M, ,NW.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06
l.arrr lker.

II seems, according lu Il newspaper
writer, TINT laurr larr WINS introduced
into ,he United Statea only thirty ycnrr
ngn. 1hnt WIS about 'lr iimr tllr
great German immigration WaH begin.
ming, aud uur 1siitpilt,' frinil,lA trpngllt
along Will, them their gpl tininl,rinns.
AMI certainly lna has been u welcome
guest.
The history ~ beor carrie. IN hnck IL
80 oil Egyptians, Who nrc snil - have
invented II, ~ they slil innny oiher
things. They were Il femafkal,lu p.o-
plo, nnd ,lunhtlsrn Nonen learned mmrIl
from them. Onr mplsm beer, how
ever. dnien l,ack only ~ .llu time NJ
GlmtlennRllu, Nl.n hops wefn ilrHt eul.
iisnse,t III Europe. Tin nl,nkH were ,ir
brrwcrn III sllr Mhliln Agcs, IN they nlsn
were il,e greni aerienltiirist~, and they
kept thu secret M liH manufacture fur II
luiig period. enjoying tlls ou'ln.iy. PRIV.
ilaRe of coimHttnR liquor whiel, Inns
nDw become IL fnsufltr drink III tlle
civilized world. nni ont ~ NloHs
brewing ynht fortunes llnyr he.i, inu IL,
W tlnl Ia EngIahul iiir brewers atsll,l
mkt ~ the nfiHtoefaey in HHinl euii.e.
VWHf1s VIII NHt11uHW N1HAHa W. sNHHtH
tlie position.
~ oarly ~ the fourteenth century I'm.
vnfn was celebrated for iin beer. ni,l
now II makes nn nfticln ri a quality not
cArrllnd IN Germany. a century later
bax0n breweren became Will known,
bui tle Engllnh slrxt IL thu urinuna,
and, III late, ourselves. tllr pfst,t beer
drinkers did MT begin ~ manufacture
tile beverage until later. In 1874. Inv,
eyer, they were making bcer from hops.
Tie treiible with illr tnRli~l heor III
tint II Ii too lirayy nn,l tn lieaIy, nu,i
therefore teepnt temperance aivornttt
in England urges tho popnlnrlxatipn ot
TIN German lnger. n mitch lighter mud
more innocent poiatiDn,
W important IN brer brewing III tIsr.
many tint tllcrr lnA I,enn established ri
Nuremberg school II brewers ~l,nre
NIL the mysteries III tho aft arr taught,
nll,l N II Il very useful iiiaiitntioii. more
,i#fml In fnel than Homa hnorp pfetsn.
tinnn cuilrnrA: fur Houd brewers, like
Eupl euuka, ara bl.tainR 10 The rnsr,
anil tl,ongil II may In necessary TINT
tliry should le hprt nni not made, yet
nothing eommriiLabla IL ,lonn except at,
ter training. Mn yorh S,m.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

~. etese,f commanding tht lsnisss Ftstts
sssveA im ttsh hes istn mslatl tNai vhiis tls
War iAlsetlret IL dsHs ses Hhsts III hi+ srlse
heisstsuaa ~ disturbances IN thst ht,lIsHsr Il il
ttuaNhs lfr~r w lHusifss assitsa she ,~'+sl
hilils ~ sstnlsle ~ materially strengthening
,he rasti#sns altrasls sssRiitahsA Inatsa Will
slse ~ stationed NJ esst tsants II u alttata II
iw lsp~r*#sts,
il,ss~fi i,aI usefL the sniin III es,lIt NtHl
slariiunltd, Il sieAa,
ttstsas. sanstttl \ IiAl,n Ii lnplsA Nv i
fHtn,eati tent.
1laa dsnlsNnAl manager hase lasf nn III
tali The ri, sm r, teens,l them II ,Isp t.us.tt..
me1i.
1he tnstaiiaalipn ~ il,e Agricultural llisraa
tutn ths lessr* II Fntaf lniinu ihs lsss war
shuws thai total IN ttaris l.nvn, ,tNW sieer ttd
lanll's ueFe destroyed hy dug atd wul... ata
,afiaus diseases, ani ~ tile aggregate mpns
,alne ~ ntatIs 4shut.nT. 1le asetsHe PER
rsntaar If lssa naa neafly \. The rief#atiuu
Il tile hlgi.ri respectively III Suttl, Carolina.
fhabla a,,l InuiRiaral aRi ,ange4 from III lsr
rrai. III Tie former Hia.r II . ~ III N.itashA.
Tho rata Il highest III ihn auuih, nhI ear@, IN
States having sI.sR lass
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06
A NalnrAl l,nrla.llt.

III tin great vaIl.y between sl,e North
nil.i Huntl, mountains, in Pennsylvania,
commonly enllnd ti,e Eastrrn ridge, 4
we'll was lug ao,nr yearA since IN Frank.
lin, and another lii Cumberland county,
thirty Or forty milrs frOm tI,e former,
which leL ~ i discovery aifar.iing n,,b.
jns't for interrKtinR speculation. Aflrr
proceeding in 0aali Instance ~ a.isptl III
alNtlt thirty.six feet. iI,r t,uttmn III these
wells Rayu way lbnt fortunately winn
ihe wutkmrn liai fetit..lJ anL atnrf.nl
u water rushed ~, 4 leai wna el,,,k
with nifty fatl,oms u lina without iiinlihg
il,r lcaM obstruction. They remain III
thiH time untouched anil III nnknnwi,
depth. Tin presumption III. there III d
nulderrniMnn lahf ~ Tint quarter, nni
Inv far ii rstlhln niul.r lin l,nh, NJ tl,s
vaAf primitive tirninlnina, situated W..
twerl tiW h,,s4nrl,alii,a and i'itt4b,irgl,.
Will nnser b. uasvrlaiiir.l, nnlrS~ by npinr
terrible puiisuiri,n, ~ nature they nlnuIl
IN preripiiated III the trcnsa.iols aLyn1.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

A eire,,lar has beet, lsaied ny lbo Secretary
Ut tLo Navy, commanding that Ialnfera ahaii
b. employed III The navy.ysrds ~ The pfot4r
officers hi charge, with reference 10 thar skllI
And efficiency alone. and without regard ~ Is,.
litLtai ~ personal considerations. Wufknlrt,
arc NJ. io ba required ~ euntribuse mol.sy for
political p,iriu@ea. i.nr discharged on .eeouns
of their political ojdnions4
A rs~,lntloi, has i4vn introduced III tl,a New
Hampshire Iln,i*e u Representatives in,lDrsilR
tlie i'rurdc,i'r iHey. and by slriet party votu
referred III committee.
Tho ipwA iIeiai,ilesn Convention nHt n bss
Mnlnca on tie 17lh " june. and nominated
John II. Clear fH unsefinr snd Frank L..
tamlluIi IN Lieutenant tIoypr,mr. Tho reAp
lutlons declare that Thu permanent rsriiIes.
tim ~ ih0 southern rettioss ~ il,o unio,,, sii
tle complete protection III Ail citizens III tl,e
free enjoyment " MI thur rHiit#. II duty ~
which sLe Republican party stands rAetusiiy
pledged |" fAsma tle " Early attainment ~ i
rtfruisay convertible Into euin il the gradual
resumption II ri1~t. payments by eontlIa.
ous a,.d ase.dy step4 ~ that direction
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06


Tho people VI il.e burned city " M. John afe
clearing away tho rubbish and beginning 10 II.
tnill.
The French elections viii tako place ii, the
18th of October. NJ 1hiefH has bean asked h
stand for seventeen districts hitherto repro.
sei,sed by lsonApArtisls or Monarehiass.
lIradiAugh, tho weli.known EnuiAi. llAtilcal,
and Mrs. Annle lhsa.t have bcon rsversily se,,.
tas,cod ~ ds months' Imprisonment Anil iins
u n .O0O for publishing book degrading Il
public morais.'
A potato neid n Mulhrin. Germany, q,
which single Colorado bottle Inado his NJ.
pearADcu. wA~ recently covered with petroleum
and tsn.bAsk and sel on lire, tho ttosefni,enl
indemnlf,inA thu proprietor
The british grain markets are reported iirIu
with ~ advancing tendency.
II N announced That iiIel,Ard Wagner. Iii.
celebrated musical composer, will nj an earl,
day slrIt shis country, and mAku grand mn
sIeal tpuf throughout the uniscd states.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

President iisyes, accompanied by Aeetela.
fias EvarA. HeliHfz AMI peseiia, laft Wash.
iigtoI, On Juno NJ, fur britt trip 10 Naw VII.
gland.
Tho President tiAs rendered tlio liAylleu
mission io John n. t.anastei. The Oiio coieFed
lawyer.
Tho President has appointed nen. u. W
Lednc, u MlnnuAOtA, Commissioner III AHri
culture.
A HOW schcnc fof Tho prevention ~ mt
rAgca on tha Mexican border lAs been ma
snrtsi. and II toio ptos~d upon tlo sslmlnlr
tsAtlon. The plan II 10 create misad eoa,
mission, which shall have Jurisdiction u pfed
Aiory o6ensen committed within nifty mlIes u
thu Illo urnilde.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

W. 49, III sAs.4s k4sA sssA ~ ~ ~
~ a i sss $3.50 AssA i HsH 80 u aA84s
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AAa Asass8Ns "A lia esEsA i w8t !
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tssn~ts#srs ssss saas ssies est t4aesssi NJ VIZ
wsswuv ~ wtFFA ~ fstssAal sssHssssssnu
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

Tho tnit.fd states Consul nj bnn III
tln leading initnlrinl crnterH III tir
tisrnan empire IL noW in Washington.
III nayn tint I,e " surprised ~ tinI tint
The liiniinrs .lepreI~iui ~ tIa units.l
htate. ii mt near ~ great ~ in Ner.
many. Thu information obtained frntn
tllr newspapers hfore coming home le.l
l,im ~ .Apxet TINT h. would hpd n,tell
n,ofs ,leplorahlc condition of things her,'
than aiIfn,d lIc fnds insle,tl That
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

l,.ssmt &.

Nearly ila entire bsisinass tspftiou II Mar.
blei.ead, Mast, has boon swept AWAY by tira
Over suseihy buildings wern burned. Tho lu4s
Ii estimated nj over t5O0, ,0OO.
Alexander rAmrI,.il. olm u lI,a recently.
hanged Nellie Mag,,se#. had ths largest
funeral ever Witnessed N TIM cMi regions.
Campbell WAS 4 leading siani ano,.g tho
MoliIU..
Thu Presidents sIAl % liostos,, iaH woeL.
was the occasion of holiday In TIN city ,eafi,
TIM oniIrs ioiMlatlon turning out ID honor sl,e
clief Magistrate. 1hofe wAs grand review
u tho HtAle militia. Al immense ,,rpea@~Iul,.s i
banquet, speeelrmaAing. and : happy time gen.
orally.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06
The l,Oyef.l,t,r..

'rie Governors of all the States III tlu,
lniou. who nrc T. meet ~ independence
Hall some time III August. after nprlld.
lnY hseral .iuyn In Philadelphia, will
sinit Nm York city mil linntul, wll.l,,
saty viii lle ill., ialeHts Of the clis nm
tiluritl >. 1Ilis meeting MIA proposed
fpr laes ,.af. but conlI moi la nalisfar.
lnIlk nrfnng.I.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06
4 Russian bare. llesil.

Aiming tIir officers on the Grand
Dnkre nlnii III n tnll, I,ull,lnome man. with
q little, slender. artiya iiptlr., 4 elenr
blIiresr, 4 lufHu, prominent. well shaped
i.pAe. AMI fnae Young enough fofn H.e.
1nl Lieutenant, II IL kknl,uisit, tho
Youngest General In tl,n i.n.rinn army.
tlle eOnlusrnf ~ kloknlai. lie hnH lila
reputation, even among th, Russians. II
lainE u mailman who would Hing away
llis own life nnl thasr II Ills iroopa
without tl,e slightest regard for coIsr-
Iilei,reH lDnring tho war wlliel, reHnlted
~ tlls conquest ~ kl,nknnd. n Russian
detachment III NM men, with iOO Cos.
Harks, VIM compelled IL retreat before /,
superior foren II tIla enemy. Glen.
Trolscky lrei,le,l upnn night attack.
ald conlilr,l lliS plan ~ Gnl kknlelnfI.
tIipn his Chief of Htnii, The latter en-.
tered Into the iaea with great enthisi.
nnln, nnl proposed ID lsaI the attacking
column himself, anl tn take only t5tl
Co.aeka. bkolelen, hnsing recon,
nDitersl tho Hfunnl, perceived tint TIN
kll0knnhinna had elleampeI within 4
tnllu AMI 4 half IL tie ls,ls.inns IN M
oj,en plain. Which gase every facility for
tlle nanrisering ~ cavalry. Al mia..
night ln tpok his ITO Gos~acks, divided
them into three parties. and cantionfly
surrounded the nieny's camp. III.
party le,l by hkolWleti himself managed
io piHs The r,inWy'n oittpostx. who wrrp
sound asleep. Then hn gavn tIle signal
for thu attack ~ iiring his pistol. ai,L.
followed by ltO lDs~tteks, he rnle heal.
long Into tile enemy'n ramp II 1000 ~
7,OOO mrn, shouting anL yelling lilss
teills. nni cutting down everything In
their passage. For quarter " MI l,onl
iila plain fesonn.lrd with shrieka anil
yells, aI,ots, the trampiing ~ horses.
shouts an.l grDanA. aild all tho npronr
III bnttle. Then all VIVA silence. Hkn.
bulrfl assembled hiH GpsHarkA, anil wlsn
morning eamr ia f0t,nI TINT Tin whole
army III tin enemy, h.tsO or 7,Otl mrn,
liA.l disappeared, leaving III the field
al,ont forty .lrnd. 1000 " J.l,OO mnsketa
aiid Mbesn. nll tl,eir camp mntrrial. an.l
haRgnge. ilut whnt VIVA his aatoni2i,-
nrns on calling tlia roli ~ discover that
la had not luri i innn either killed or
wnnInle.l. Mr.. Mactiallan. VIM iirsi
mat him on tlr banks ~ thp OAns, r1t
latus this exploit tn shaw how mtirl,
nl0ilioL thufeis In this .lnru-lcvil's ina.l.
liraN,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

Nil Moftt, received ifom tin llur-
t~rs A. copyright tllr comfortable snm
II e;D. ..Ht,, ~liln rfot. Gllafl,s Anthpn
rot nppm hir writings sls,O,,NN. Tho
lirm pail 4, Mr.. .Duss,h Ahbntt all, ,tNpD !;
H. tl,r lale Albert Barnes H75,ND, an.l
III MarriuK NilH.,i,, the author II their
series IL H'Iool renders. about e1DO, IND.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

E'n,erry Cannon and liis two solis
went un "A spree IN Rockwell. Trxa,l, nll
ullale ~ ,n,l,.l. trouble tint Sheriff stari4
decided - arrest shpm. The dr,lnhnfln
resisted, and were aa,aH.ly whipping til,
Sheriff when la shpt aiia k,ll.d one II
tla hulp. Thin happened three years
nlp. Gnnnpn declared tlal lie wuull r.
taliase FIR tiir .lenth ~ lila r,n. aiil liz
offered r.seral d.eperatl~s tie iDh, IL
Rool pas, of killing Stark~. Theer llul.s
IL hfr Il murderer were hrnri 81 l,y
Stnfks. anJ liz n,isrrtined his farin inr
rslr, intending ~ move ~ saier pnrt ~
III. country. I.ar, sept.nher George
W. thnrnrr. il fugitive from Tesnr. Int Il
stranger Iii Rockwell, chilled u, Siarkb
and proposed ~ bily the farm. lie asked
~ bn slluwi, the premises. Mrs. Starks
noticed Tint Garner carried Il revolver.
ANIL slla warned iler husband not ~ ia.
company him. iieffenl VIVA Well.glnnntl-
el, Garner WAS under engagement 10
a1aana.nato Starks, nnd Cannon la,l
agreed tnpas sga5 Tor the deed. stniks
VIM fnnnl dead, with several bullet hol.s
IN Ills hru.l. Garner and Cannon were
convicted of murder. n few weeks ngu.
On the .lny before tile one appointed iur
lhe execution, Garner anl l,ia wifr, wllp
lind lern admitted 10 lis cell, w.r. lin-
covered .lenl. The woman Ind gone In
with her montl, full III morphine. with
which they Ind poisoned thcmsplyes.
THUS over t.thW pcrsons. who gathered
~ bse tlia execution, WIRE disappointed.