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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-05
River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet in the channel.
The O'Nesl departed yesterday FOL
Pittsburgh, with fair trip.
The Courier left for Psrkersburgh yes.
terdsy. The Ragon is to-day's boat.
The Emma Graham, en- route fol
Pittsburgh, passed up yesterday.
The Salt Valley passed down yester
day morning, en- route for lronton.
The Granite State, en- route from Ports
mouth to Pittsburgh, passed up yesterday
afternoon.
The Carrie Brooks passed down las
night, en- route to Evansville.
The Exchange, en- route to Pittsburgh
is due up to-day.
The local packets are all making usus
daily trips, Matamoras, Sunfsh and Steu
benville being the objective points.
BY Telegraph
LITTLE Rock, December 4. w Gather
clear and pleasant. River rising.
SHREVEPORT, December A Weather
clear and pleasant. River rose inches
PITTSBURGH, December 4.-River 4
feet 2 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and rainy.
CAIRO, December 3.-Arrived-Wi Wild
Boy, st. Louis. River % feet inches
and rising Weather clear.
VIcKsBURG, December 4.-W Gather
cloudy. Up-Helena, City of Augusta,
Sherlock. Down-Psrgoad, Natchez.
-r;,o5 7 - Maroar
LOUISVILLE December 3.-Westher
-siny. Departed Cherokee, Nashville,
f. D. Dunfee, Pittsburgh. River falling
with feet inches in the canal
New ORLEANS, December Ar
rived-W. j. Behan, Red river; Stan
nard, Minnie and Schooner, St. Louis.
Depsrted-Lee, Vicksburg; Golddust, St.
Louis; Durfee, Red river. Weather
rainy.
CINCINNATI, December 4.-River 10
teet and falling. Weather cloudy and
mild. Arrived-Stockdsle, Pittsburgh;
Hudson, Wheeling; Cons. Millsr, Mem
phis. Depsrted-Stockdsle, Pittsburgh;
Hudson, Wheeling; Andy Baum, Cairo.
ST. LOUIS, December 4-Arrived-
Arkansas Belle and War Eagle Keokuk;
st. Genevieve Memphis. Departed
Arkansas Belle, Keokuk; Grand Tower,
Vicksburg; Dispatch, New Orleans.
Weather clear and very warm. River
about stationary.
MEMPHIS, December River rose
6 inches, and now STANDS 10 feet. Weather
rainy this morning, clear snd warm this
evening; mercury 6j'. DeparLed-Com-
mon wealth and Golden City, New Or
leans; Baker and barges, CAIRO; Msude
and Phil Allen, Nicksbur2; Parker, Gin.
clnnsti.
EVANSVILLE, December 4.-Weather
cloudy Till this evening; heavy rain from
midnight til daylight and light rain till
noon; wind from the south; mercury &
to 81 deg. River falling with Is $40
feet on the gauge. Port List--Up-
Arkansas Belle, l. ). Keefer and dredges,
Florence Lee, Maggie Smith, Vint.
Shinkle, Whale and tow, Dora Cobler
and Dick johnson. Down-Golden
Rule and Fashion. The Rule had big
trip and added here sll day. The Whale
has 1900 tons. The packets sill had good
trips. Business very active. Westher
beautifully clear tonight.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the DIT.
ferenr Judiciary Bodies.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case of Robrecht vs.. Msrling was
adjourned over at noon till this morning
and the afternoon WAS taken up by the
argument of law points.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
In the case of Catherine Hsgsns VS..
Mary Reister and others, in chsncery, q
decree of sale was entered in the case.
In the case OF Samuel Laughlin ct al,
vs.. Clark Hsnes, ct al, in chsncery, an
order of distribution was entered.
In the case OF Thomas Hughes u Co.
VS.. Susan K. Hamilton, ct al, in Chancery,
y decree was entered confirming the sale
of the Opera house.
The case of VIM. II. Aiken Il Son vs.
f. Dandelet Il Co, in assumpsit Is still
on trial.
Adjourned till 9 o'clock this morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Charles Nulty, stealing toys from
Joseph Hess store, fined one dollar and
costs. Execution suspended on pay
ment OF costs.
John Leonard, vagrsncy, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed.
VIM. Wilson and Henry Carton, dis.
orderly, fined one dollar and costs each.
Both paid.
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aArIINe GUNS IN WHEELING.
Something I'm Regard to the HistorS
OF the Gun I'm General.

Two Gstling guns arrived in Wheel
inc ON Saturday for the Mathews Light
Guards from the Government a. WASH
ington. They are superb weapons anu
cost 81, 700 each. They are in charge OF
Capt. Miller, who has placed them IN tne
old Miller foundry, as there was no o'ner
convenient place to store them: we un-
derstsnd that it was through the energy
of Captain Miller, aided by the Governor,
that the guns were sent here. Ihey Will
be prominent feature in future psrades'
and the public will then see these monu-
ments of American ingenuity.
The Calling gun was invented py n
j. Calling, of Indiana, in 1861, ana tne
first one manufactured was made IN In
dianspolis in 1862. In 1868 Mr.. Cat
ling wrote to member of the Committee
of Artillery in France, giving descrip-
tion OF the gun and asking that the mat
ter should receive the Emperor's atten-
ton. After some further correspondence
the French government resolved to have
nothing to do with it; but before long
the mitrailleuse was invented, and MIR.
Calling claims, with much apparent JUS
tice, that it was his gun which gave the
idea of such weapon to Msrtiguy,
whose mitrsilleuse is now so famous.
| The gun consists of q number OF simple
breach-loading rifled barrels grouped
around, and revolving about SHAFT 70
which they are parallel. The Darreis
are loaded and fired while revolving
each barrel being fred once in revolu,
horralQd W0ulU
FIRE ten shots IN single turn around the
central shaft. A feed case OF cartridges
is placed in hopper at the top OF the
gun by ono man, while another turns
crank which discharges the gun. Case
after case of cartridges may thus
be used up without stopping
the firing. Behind each barrel is long
breech plug which holds the cartridge IN
its place, prevents it flying out at the
recoil and through the centre OF when
runs a spiral main spring acting on
firing pin by which the charge Is hred.
A cylinder to carry of the empty cart
ridges is in the same groove. The turn
ing of the crank releases the main-sprlng
and causes the barrels TO reyolve. Inc
cartridge contains five hundred grams
of powder and the projectile weighs 3,942
grains. The eating gun has the follow
Ing advantages over the mitrsilleuse;
It can be fired with greater
rspidity. 1t has greater command OF
range and is not restricted to small
calibres. 1t takes fewer men, and It's
mechanism is simpler. There are also
many other advantages. The English
army committee said it was much better
than the French gun, and advised the
government to use it, and many other
committees of various governments, es-
pecially in the United States have also
advocated its adoption for genera ser
vice. The guns weigh six hundred
pounds.
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......1,. Mandrake pills

xv,u be found to possess those quali,'. nI
VIZ D to the total eradication Oh az
f;II;ons attacks, prompt to start the sew one
tons of the liver, and give heatIry NO
20 the entire system. lndeeas a,,ca 70
nrdinary di,covery in medfcai sclen s,,, ~
Rave Invented a remedy for tnese s' ~
ho,n complaints, which develops al .me
rasnlts produced by heretoioIe ~ ~
81 caiomel. a mineral Justly oreaaeu ~
MANKIND. aud acknowledge W man
trnctiye in the extreme 70 the n ar,ain
system. That the properties vi vtnas If
Sagetables comprise all tne s lsueS
rs1omel without It's injurious tenaeho,sSs,
ne now an admitted fact, renoereu i thnsa
nutabe by scientific researches anu ~, III,
Who use the Mandrake Pills VIII De iu,ss
SATISFIED that the best medicines are sn LIS
nrnyide ed by nature in the common heio'
and roots OF the fields. oo-rac,
Thess pills open the bowels ana coItuos
on hiiIious arrangements without sa,iNa, ~,
tJnn or any OF The injurious enects VI
calomel or other poisons. Inc sec ,i,Gu ba
Of nile is promoted by these pilis as WIZ - "a
seen by the altered color OF the stoois, anu
Sisapnearing Of the salow compieAioi
and cleansing Of the tongue.
AMPLE directions for use accoinP" NJ
each box Of pills. Prepared only Dy "a :
Schenck d Son, at their principal once,
corner Sixth and Arch streets, fhllaostd,
phia, and for sale by all druggists
dealers. Price 25 cents per box.
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MARTINS FERRY
Reunion of Aged Friends-Sentenced
to the Penitentiary.

FRED PARK of this place, but now en-
gagged in business in New York City,
gave the Ferry flying visit las! weeS.
EUdESE BURRIs, who was convicted
of stsbbing with intent to kill at the last
term of Court, has been sentenced by
Judge Okey to the penitentisry for four
years.
TIE concert given last week by the
Tennesseeans in the NJ. +. Church was 8
rich treat indeed, and was listened TO by
quite large audience, considering the
inclemency of the weather.
OK Monday, Mr.. Joseph Blscktord,
living some two and one-halt miles back
of town, celebrated his eighty-frst birth
day, being born December 9, 1897. Quite
q number OF his old neighbors and &C.
qusintsnces assembled at his residence,
to aid in properly celebrating the occs:
sion. There were present four ladies and
gentlemen, whose ages ranged from SIX
ty to eighty years. Three OF this num-
Der were born in this township (Pease),
and had lived all their lives III their
native township, except Thomas Mitch
ell, ESQ, who had lived one year IN JET
ferson county, Ohio. The average age
OF seven of the gentlemen present was
seventy five years. Father Blscktord
was born in Ohio county, Virginia, not
far from the city of Wheeling, and set
tied on the farm where he now lives IN
the year 1882. His acquaintance with
most OF the company present ranges from
forty to sixty years, with some from his
early boytood. After comparing notes
in regard to ages, early acqusintsnces,
great changes which had taken place IN
the community since their early days, al
repaired to the dining room, where
ample preparation had been msde
70! the inner man. y ter partskltg OF
the GOOD things Of the table Inc socia! IL
t.TcJursg Was continued Tor some time,
wher. sitter some well chosen remarks
AND praye. BY the venerable Rev. B.
Mitchell, D. d., the company separated,
feeling that the day had beeh very we'll
spent.
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Now COnnIerfeiIs.

Mr.. j. TrsinOr King, one Of the editors
of Dyes Government Detector, and Secret
Service Records, Is in town, and will call
on our bankers and business men, and
explain how to detect counterfeit MOI ey
without any expert judgment. Mr.. Dye,
the editor-ln-chief, is the old publisher OF
Dyes Counterfeit Detector and Coin
Chart. For number OF years back he
has been g treasury expert, and now,
through an arrangement with Mr.. j. j.
Brooks. Chief of the Secret Service, he is
enabled to give to bankers and business
men a simple way OF determining counter
felt money and notifying them OF forth
coming counter;eits. All that Is neces.
ssry to know is the letter on the plate
from which the counterfeit is printed.
For instance, the government prints sll
the paper money in the country,
and whether of green back" or ns-
tionsl bank notes, on sheets of
four bills, each sheet making
five dollars or its multiple, and each let
tered a. B. c. D.; some one OF these let
tiers is on every bill, and is u fixture on
the plates. The counterteiter makes his
plates, invariably single one, from some
one bill, and hence takes in only one OF
the four letters. This leaves the other
three letters of the bank and denomina-
ton undlsturbed, and as every effort TO
substitute another letter of the national
notes has failed, the other three letters OF
these notes can be taken with impunity
but the letter counterfeitet. on all notes
must be refused by non-experts, as the
Redemption Agency retires all the
genuine OF that letter, and thus leaves
the field to the counterfeit.
The principsl is so explicit, 60 com.
preheusible, that without even seeing q
bill, If the letter and denomin stion be
given its quality can be positively deter.
mined.
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The Weather.

Old Probs certainly go. in his work
Yesterday, if ever he did before in hi
lite. About eleven O'clock it commenced
sleeting, and the slippery condition o.
the psvements caused many poor unfor'
tunates of both sexes to hug the earth
About noon the sleet turned to rain
which continued to fall steadily unit
ab~ut eight o'clock last night. Alto
gether, yesterday can be clsssed as the
darkest and gloomiest ever experienced
in this city, it being impossible at times
to distinguish person across the street
so dense was the fog and smoke.
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NEW YORK, December 4.-Cotton-
Firm at ll3@ll3c. Flour-DemaL d
limited and prices unchanged; receipts
1000 bushels. Rye Flour-More doing
but prices unchanged. Corn Meal
More active; western 50 co. Wheat
Quiet and steady demand limited re-
cepts $4,000 bushels; ungradod spring
81 81; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 29!G
! 80; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 3l!@l 81
No. 2 red western 81 42Gl A. Rye
No. l western tic. Bsrley-No. 2 rowed
state 75(Gy77c; SIX rowed state 85c. Malt
Unchanged. Corn-Quiet and q shade
irmer; receipts 5000 bushels new west
ern white 59c; No. 2 seller Deem
Der 63BG633c. Osts-A shade stronger
receipts l2l,000 bushels; western mixed
and State 35@4lc; white western 39@
44c. Coffee-Quiet and firm; Rio car
goes 153@l9ic gold; jobbIng l5392lc
gold. Sugar-Dull and heavy talr &c
good refining 7t@7sc; prime 7!c; refnei
quiet and unshAnged. Molasses-Ne W
Orleans 35@5Oc. Rlce-Steady and in
fair demand Petroleum-Firm; crude
&c; refined l8@l8Bc. Eggs-Steadyi
western 229 234c. Pork-Dull at Sl3 81
| ala 90. Beet-Quiet; western long clear
81 90. Lard-Prlme steam at SO 20
Butter-'W estern at 9@2Oc. Cheese
Steady at 7,Gl2tc. WhlSkY-Steady al
81 1901 lO3.
CHICAGO, December 4.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged. Whest-Fslrly
active and shade higher; No 2 ChiCa-
90 spring 81 O73@l 074 cash; 81 073@
| | OF : seller December; 81 OS5@l U64
seller January; No. 8 81 0l!; rejected
soc. Corn-Firmer but not quotably
higher at 4lI@42c cash and seller De
cember; Ale seller January; rejected Doc
Oats-Demand fair and market firm at
| 24sc cash and seller December; Ale sell
Ter January; rejected 22!c. Rye-Flrmer
at 26c. Barley-FIrmer at &c. Pork
In fair demand but at lower rates
$ll 80 cash; $ll 70 seller December;
Sll 87t@ll 80 seller January $l2 O5@
II OFT seller February. Lard-Stesdy
and hrm at 81 81! cash; 81 80 seller De-
cember; 81 IS seller January 81 80 sci.
er February. Bulk Mests-Stesdy and
in fair demand Whisky-Quiet and
unchanged.
Call Board-W heat-Essier st 81 O6s
al " seller December; 81 073@l O73
seller January. Corn and Oats-Steady
and unchanged. Pork-Stronger a.
Sll 925@ll 95. Lsrd-Firmer at 81 IS
al 87l cash and seller January.
TOLEDO December 4.-FIour-Dull.
Wheat-Essler; No. white Michigan
held at 81 81, 81 81 bid; extra white
Michigan 81 Sc; amber Michigan spot
and seller December 81 BOT; No. l red
winter held at 81 24s; No. 2 do seller
December 81 281; seller January 81 80;
rejected Wabash 81 O0!. Corn-Dull;
nigh mixed spot SOC; No. 2 spot 49!c;
seller December 4Sc; new spot 454ci seller
December 44!c; rejected 473c; damaged
new 4Oc. Oats-Dull; No. 29c. Hogs
AT IS 90 for all weights.
MILWAUKEE, December 4.-Flour-
Neglected and nominal. Whest-Flrm;
closed firm; No. l Milwaukee 81 093;
hard 81 IL; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 O7!i
seller December 81 07S; seller January
81 O8; No. 81 O2E Corn-DulI and
heavy; No. 42c. Osts-Hesvyi No. 2
24Ic. Rye-Neglected No. l, 56!@57c.
Bsrley-Firmer; No. 2 spring 67!g68c.
Pork-At 81 S. cash. Lard-Prime
steam 81 IS; kettle IS IS.
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SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes of Current Gossip
In and About Town.

In and About Town.
COUNTY Court to-day.
MATINEE this afternoon.
The Sixth ward night schools are re-
ported 10 be in good condition.
Two stories Of the Bellalre tobacco
warehouse have been completed.
EXCURSION train tonight from Little
Washi gton to the Oates entertainment.
The evening paper man has enlisted
in the Z.usves, and now struts about IN
his red breeches as proud as peacock.
TIE strike among the Lsbelle nail
mill feeders has ended, the boys gong
back to work, after two or more weeks
idleness.
A COAL wagon broke down on Zane
street, Island, yesterday, near the weigh
scales, obstructing the way to the scales
for several hours.
PEOPLE living IN the vicinity of Coal
street and Alley complain because they
had no street lamp in that section, and
now since the post has been erected they
would like to know why lamp has not
been put on it and put in condition to
burn.
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NO Performance.

Owing to the death of Mr.. Predigam,
musical director Of the Oates company,
there was no performance at the Opera
House last night. In order to produce
the bill advertised, La File de Madame
Angot' will be produced at the matinee
this afternoon, and "the Grand Duchess"
tonight, which will give our theatre
goers al opportunity to witness Mrs.
Oates in her specialities.
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The Last Big Blaze.

Mr.. j. NJ. Brodie hiss commenced re-
building his carpenter shop, recently de-
stroyed by fire. MIR. Brodie reports that
the Pittsburgh and Pennington lnsur-
ance companies have yet failed to liquid
ate their losses on the building, which
amount to Sl,4OO or 800 each, and that
no has commenced suit against them.
He states, however, that the above COM
psnies offered to compromise the mat
Ter by paving $3.50, one-hslf of their &C
tusl losses, but that he rejected the prop
osition.
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To reduce stock and raise money
will sell this week standard cloth prints
for less than 5 cents per yard and al
other dry goods and carpets for lesI
money than quoted in any paper OF
circular distributed IN the city. Come
see and examine before buying, cornei
OF Main and Twentieth streets. j. W
Enr-al
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Officers Elected.

The Lsbelle Building Association met
Monday evening, and the following
Board of Directors was elected to serve
the ensuing term: VIM. &. Handlan,
Oscar Ssndrock, Robert Cowan, Adam
Kratz, Chris. Honecker, Charles Echs
truth, John Waterhouse, jr, A. Harris,
and Charles Otto.
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Amer, Hou.e sale Confirmed.

The sale of the Opera house to Charles
Frsnzheim, for $4,000, was confirmed
by Judge Crsnmer yesterday. There
are several parties in town who would
be willing to give MIR. Frsnzheim from
$500 to 81 900 for his bargain, and snx-
ioQs TO get it at that.
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affecting 8e9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 60 New Advertisements.

Notice-Smith IL Co.
Attention, Farmer.
Free Oyster Soup Lunch-Ssn Jacinto
Saloon.
Fancy Goods for 95c.-John Friedel.
Solid Silver-Turner & Dillon.
Notice-Dr. J. l.. S. Hall.
Cincinnati Enquirer-C. d. Quimoy.
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More Pcniteniiary Birds.

Sheriff Smms, of Mineral county, on
Monday night, arrived at Moundsville
with five prisoners for imprisonment in
the penitentisry, ss follows: VIM. Lsf.
fngwell and VIM. Bartholomew, con.
vlcted of horse stealing; VIM. Boyer and
J. II. Hsdper, convicted OF larceny, and
John Msnlon, convicted OF murder.
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Farms for Sale.

ONE FARM CONTAINING 30 ACRES,
" with Four Dwelling Houses, Three
Clarington, on the Ohio river
One Farm containing l79 acres, 20 acres
cleared, balance timber, 4 miles from
Darlington.
Also one acre with dwelling in the cor
poration.
For particulars enquire OF
John GOODHUE,
noySeSgt Darlington, D,
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Eamneranca Notes.

Over five hundred people attended the
meeting at Parkers' Hall, last night, to
hear the colored female orstress from
Philadelphia. Her lecture was re-
msrksble one, and was delivered with
elo1uenCe
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CHANCERY NOTICE,
John c. Miller, administrator OF the estat
OF George w. Marquis, deceased,

John G. Miller, administrator OF the estate
OF George w. Marquis, deceased,
vs..
Catharine Marquis, et ais,
IN CHASCERY.
In pursuance OF a decree entered In the
above entitled cause in the Municipal
Court OF Wheeling, notice is hereby given
that on the 18th Il y OF December, Is the
undersigned, Commissioner Of Satd Court,
will proceed To take and state
!. An account of the liens, II any, upon
lot numbered three ~ in Il. VI. Eofi'S adj
ditiOn 10 the city of Wheeling, situated in
Ohio county, and belonging 10 the estate
OF George w. Marquis, deceased, with the
priorities OF such liens.
.. An account OF the claims and de-
mands against the estate of the said
George w. Marquis. deceased.
>. Any other matters which the said
commissioner may deem pertinent, or
which may ne required 10y any OF the par.
ties in interest l.. y. JORDAN,
Commissioner.
WHEELING, w. VA, NOy. q, 1877.
nOy2SO4Wt
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GREAT bargains in dry goods and
carpets this week, at the corner OF Main
and Twentieth streets, }. w. FerreFs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-05

GREAT bargains in carpets and dry
goods this week TO reduce stock, st the
corner of Main and Twentieth streets, ]
w. Psrrsl's.
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Q. RTEIN METZ
PAPER Box Manufacturer,

Nos. l2ll and 1918 Main street, up stairs
(old Union Hall, is now prepared 10 make
all kinds OF Fancy and Plain Paper Boxes
in as good style and at as low prices as
n e country promptly attended -.
INl0-eyc
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Go 70 J. w. Ferrers store this week
for dry goods or carpets If you want 8
bargain.
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes just received
st l.. Y. Blends.
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The finest shoes kept. in the city st L
V.Blonds.