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NOTES 0FTtiE DAY.

Gov. McCLELLAN has won in his first
struggle with the New Jersey Senate,
the Objectionable nominations having
been confirmed.
The Baltimore Gazette says: Who
ever il was that said j. Madison Wells
had "nerves of iron and principles OF
STEEL" did not spell steel correctly.
DISCUSSING the Burke Chandler con-
troversy, the Gtobe-Dsmocrat says: "open
the wallet, let the cat jump, and then let
every man look out for his own cuticle."
DELEGATE CANNON frankly confessea
that the influences surrounding the Nor
mon Church must ultimately destroy 1t
He thinks, however, that Divine Provi-
dence may interpose to save it.
CONGRESS will have no more spirited
speeches and debates, now the sale Of
liquor has been stopped, and the thirsty
statesman cannot get even glass OF
lager 70 refresh his patriotism with.
The New York Board of Education
reduces the salaries OF principal and
vice-principsl teachers from 10 to rs per
cent, other male teachers from 10 to l5'
and female teachers 81 per cent, with no
reduction In the primary grades. Gross
reduction about $4,000.
THE question of the. bible in the pub
lie schools is being good deal discussed
in Wisconsin, where bill has been in
troduced in the Legislature absolutely
prohibiting all religious exercises IN State
educational institutions. A public meet
ing has been held at Milwaukee to pro-
test.
ONE of the Republican votes for Pa
checo that the House Democrats threw
! out, in order to get Wigginton in, was
cas-. bv O man who lived on California
creek which was the dividing line be-
tween two counties, and who swore that,
though he lived in one county, he slept
most of his time in the other, and there
fore voted in the latter. Pacheco is 60
ing to try again next fall, and says he is
sure to win this time by good deal more
than one majority.
NEpoT1sM shamelessly exslts itself in
all departments at the Ohio State House,
according TO correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer. In the executive
wing it reaches no higher than the Gov
ernor's clerks, but almost all the other
officials, from Secretary OF State down,
have one or more relatives in their OIL
ccs, drawing fat salaries for labors some
thing less than Herculean. This sort OF
thing hasn': sprung up for the first time
under Governor Bishops administration,
however, and Republicans and Democrats
alike share it.
HORRIBLE TO relate-the President
wont change his Schurz!-Ch Chicago Times.
WE sincerely regret that Mr.. Blaine
abandons the safe and solid ground
which he himself points out so clearly;
and has nothing better to suggest than a
new guess of his own for that which the
House bill would enact into law.-BOStOn
IGrGrt1SeT.
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BONNEVILLE.
Trial of the Cockaype Will Cause.-The
Jury Empannclie6-0ih Items.


The chiet.of-pOlice raided a house of
soiled doves hero on Saturday night and
caught two men and one woman.
The Methodists of this place are hsv-
ing very interesting revival in the
school hall. The church building is con-
sidered unsafe for use.
The colored literary society of this
place meet tonight, when they will de-
eide which is the greater passion, Love or
Anger.
The literary society out in the country
have challenged the colored boys to de-
bate With them. II the challenge is
accepted there will be some fine sport.
The special term of Circuit Court COM
merced this morning, Judge Melvin pre-
siding. The C2cksyEe will case will be
tried before the following jury: Henry
Myers, John I. Rosebury, Hiram Hall,
Henry Miller, VIM. NJ. Treadwsy. Don
aid Franklin, John g. Jones, John NJ.
Murphy, Mohlon Riggs, Joseph b.
Wsyt, Watson Cranch snd Ii. w.
Thompson. The counsel for the plain.
tiff are Hanson Criswell, ESQ, OF
MoundsvIhe, Daniel Lsmb, Esq, of
Wheeling, and l.. ID. Moore Of Pitts
burgh. For the defendant are Mr.. Cam.
Holiday and James Dallas Ewing, Esq,
of Moundsvile. The examination OF
witnesses commenced this afternoon.
Court adjourned at four o'clock until to-
morrow mornir 9 at nine o'clock.
Ex-Sherih Il. L. Grey's dog Bill has
been promoted from the County Court
to the Circuit Court. lie now practices
in both courts.
Mrs. Jackson, who is DOW keeping
first-cIsss boarding house in this, place,
is thinking OF renting the new hotel that
is being built by Mr.. q. 5. McFadden,
and which Is now slmost completed.
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BROOkE COUNTY.
Local Items OF Bethany and Vicinity.

correspondence OF the Register.
BETHANY, February II.
Bethany Lodge No. 81, l. o. o. +. wss
instituted on Saturday night, February
9th, by Z. a. Forest, Nj. w. d. G. NJ,
assisted by Joseph McCreath, assistant
d. G. Nj; J. Z. Montgomery, W. G.. NJ;
q. NJ. White, W. G. s.; NJ Roberts, G.
w. and Duncan Blancy, w. e. T.; Also
by the Past Grands of Brooke Lodge No.
) Of Wellsburg and of Claysville Lodge
No. 504 After ths ceremonies OF insti-
tuition, the following officers were elected
and Installed: D.. c. Shgiver, n. G; w.
II. Billings, v G.; Alex. 9. Barr, Sec,
and George Stewart, Treas. This
lodge started with twelve members
and seven new candidates being initial
ed, it has membership now OF nine
teen.
After the ceremonies of the lodge
room were over, the members ell pro-
ceeded to the Valley House, where u
magnificent collation. had been prepared
for them By the ladies OF Bethany. About
one hundred persons were entertained at
the table.
There were y great msny visitors
present from other lodges, and the mem
bers here are grateful to them for their
presence and encouragement. a vote OF
thanks was given Mr.. Frost for the eff
cient manner in which he conducted the
ceremonies OF the evening.
The Bethany and Wellsburg Rife
Teams, had contest on Saturday, and
Bethany came out slightly ahead. The
shooting on both sides was remarkably
good.
On yesterday afternoon, the stove in
the ball of the AdelphIa Society IN the
college building fell, and came
near causing q big fire. By
tho prompt action of several
students who happened to be. rear, the
fire was put out (of tho door) With no in
jury but that done to the carpet. Some
time before the Christmas holidays one
Of the chandeliers In the metropolitan
Hsl which is Immediately above the
Adelphlan, fell, and the oil taking fire
upon the carpet, did good deal of dam
age, running the carpet, which wac very
velvet, and also damaging the
chandelier so badly that 1t cost q consid-
cradle sum of money to have 1t repaired.
1t must be by strange fatality that two
such accidents should happen during one
session. Is.
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uARPER,s FERRY PROPERTY.

Congressman MARTIN introduced q
bill into the House yesterday, providing
for the sale of the valuable property at
Hsrper's Ferry belonging to the govern
mont. 1t is to DO hoped that MIR. MAR
TIN has so carefully guarded all interests
in his bill rs will insure bona file sale
and transfer of this property to some
company possessing the capital and the
will to properly utilize 1t for manufac-
turing purposes.
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Public sale.
or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Heryey & Britt Will ODER for sale tbrt
lowing valuable real estate nj The if
door OF The Court House on
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10
1873, commencing nj 10 O'Clock, ifno' ~
at private sale before that date:
Tn" property on the south Side Hl to.'
teeuth street, com mCuCing 80 feet ron no
southeast corner OF Eon aud f0uh-ebN
street, and rInning ~ feet and y iDcbe
and runDiDg In depth lO l'ct and =
inches. The property Il beautifully '"ra,"
and ia the most central pant Oi tn G3
The east part OF the property has % %
good brick dwelling house. The DaAL'
81 the properly Is uuimprpNcd Any p''
son who ~ drsIrOuS Of building -
home In a firSt.class location, viii 90.
10 their advantage Ia purCHas" the NL'
AlsO, the follow Ing property, kn'sh /"
Beaks Brewery. dee cribed ~ follows y
ginning on the northwest corner o. f"
number thirteen I'm square Lumber S',..
and running thence east along the no J.
line OF said lot number thirteen nity'-f'
feet; thence south In line para'eb 80
the western bOundTy Of lots number lIl l,
teen and fourteen 20 the center ~
number fourteen in said square num-
seven, on the southern line pi the h"-
halt Of said lot number tour s"n: wv
down said southern line ~ said fNl
the western boundry Of said lDi huhL
fourteen; thence with the western De
dry OF lot fourteen and thirteen IN - ~.
seven, 10 the place Of bcginrlDg -,
same has on Il two large prick buHliS'
three stories In height, the Iull leH,s'T
the and width OF the properly ~,
meath the same are TWO large wants. - =,
ii feet In height and running 10 ~, !.
length, with good cement NOON, -,
drained and dry. The building ere -
plete In all respects. Gas throuZH go "a
ings, and vaults. PcrOns Mo S''n
purchase a EpieHdid place tor PORK y. =
ing or general storage hnu-r ahl 80,
wifi ind this most excellent ana SUI
bic place, ~r
Any person wishing 30 purchase sni
the above property, can OBTAIN ~
nation by calling on HeTyeyd BTU ,g
The Terms OF sale are follow. Ob's..,
cash, or as much more ~ the pHIe1s
may elect; the balance In ore, lN1'
three years with interest, secura z,
deed OF tTuEt on the property GU, NJ.
balance OF the puTchahe money ~ ~
est be paid. A. REL aA'''
felSb
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DEATH OF LINCOLN'SS SECRETARY
OF THE NAVY.

Hon. GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary Of
the Navy in President LINCoLN's Cab
met, died yesterday after q short illness.
Mr.. WELLEs was Republican of con-
servative principles and statesman of
the ancient Wing school. He was not a
brilliant man, but he was believed TO be
an honest an conscientious one.
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MANY of our readers will regret to
learn of the death of Capt. O'NEAI, sn
old and fsvorite river man, well known
in this city. lie died at his home in
Steubenville, yesterday morning, @d
will be buried this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-12

The publishers informs us that tie
March-April number of the North
American Reric,o will contain discus
sion of the subject of Eternal Punish
ment, written by six OF the most promi-
nent clergymen in the country, repre-
scnting as many sects.
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PROPOSALS,

CLERK OFFIcE BOARD OF roMxIsSTo'Rs.
WHEELING, February 2, 1873
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until Friday, I'd inst, at Il o'clock
noon, for furnishing the Ohio County Jail
and County lntirmary with NUT COAL Tor
one year, commencing April l. 1873.
Separate bids received TOR each place.
The Beard reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids.
felI CHAS. II. DEITERS, Clerk,
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Tom HESpRIcKs is all right on the
dollar of the dsddies and he Is Mi right
on so many other questions of great In-
portsLCe that he stands an excellent
chance of being called In 1850 TO preside
over shout forty five millions of people.
-TcksbuTg Mss J Herald.
MR.. BLAIsE's speech has sll his strong
characteristics, clearnesS force, adroit-
ness, and sggressiveness. And IN these,
and on these accounts, it well deserves the
wide perussl it is sure to receive. What
ever else, may be said about ii, it is rs
square blow as the Bland bill has Vet
received. -Neig York 7ribIpc
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C,TATE OF WET VIRGINIA ub'
- County Court, February Rue' ~
James Chambers and Joseph d. "i'D'
ys. a, -.
Jerusha shook with Henry shook %
husband, Kebecca shook, hh.I-.-
LIghtneT, with Allen LigB Ier LsI -
band, Ann LlghtueT, with jane h.,th
ncT her husband, Eleanor KUN
James huth her husband H'hy -
Chase, Simon -. Cha %, SherInAI, -, -
Wilson Cha, Joseph ChAs", hA,, -,
Chase, RmaIine Ches-sr. vim yoS
Chcsssr her husband, I.syInA ., w.,
and GeoaZe u. Tingie, adminls;' ~
LDnfs nan with Will annexed Oi ~"
Wilson, deceased,
~ CHAECEEY.
The object Of this suit Is toq1let ne
OF the plaintiffs In two t2l parcels ~ -
purchased by Them respectively I.s -.
defendant, Lsvina !. WILSON, ana -,
rect the mistakes aud remove ihe",Iss
existing In tie deeds fox said lrsfi 49,
the land OF which HenTv Wilson, 10 ~
died seized, the proceeds OF VIII, AZ
devised 10 his ssyeJ dapghterE hhn ~
pearing from An affidavit nie1 100
papers Of this canse that Jsrushas. $50, 80
Henry Shook. Rebecca SHOOK. EliII@s
Lightner, Allen LightHer, ABB J.sss
James LIghiner, EIsaDor BalD' sI,s.
kuth, Henry ". Chase, Wllsona ,oosiss
JoSeuh Cha,e, EiIen ], Chase, yib
ChesEer, John Chesser and LeyIBs q Us..
son, are not residents Of the stax bJ
yIrginia, on motion Of the piainSE
their attorney, II Is ordered that ~ uIs
non-Tesldent defendants appear ~ .fsrty
20 DE held for said Court IN inc ~ IL
oiiice thereof, In the city OF WEI. - ne
the county and state aioresalJ, ~ he
IA onih OF March, ls7s, com E'eneIbs "A %
last Monday Of February, d. '.sT,-p.
""s' - "''' ROBEKT X. WO0lS',
Clerk County Court Ohio county ~!
-, JONES, Sol. Tor compi u.
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GOD closed yesterday at 102.

EX-SENATOR WADE, of Ohio, is crit
ically ill. His recovery is hardly probs-
Bile.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT |
~ have sold the Drug store, corner OF
Main and Twenty-second streets, Fifth
gard. 10 Mr.. Hugh J. Roberts, and all per.
> ons having claims against me will please
present them for payment, and all PARTIES
knowing themselves indebted 10 me will
also call at the store and make payments
to 4. RurtZ or II. Roberts, or 10 myself.
All bills not paid within thirty days will
be put in the hands OF n collector.
Respectfully,
FEC CHAS. BISGELL.
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WE hear great deal about the Presi-
dents good intentions. They make good
pavements, it is ssid.
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NEW ADVERTISER EMTS
FOR RENT.

THE ETNA IRON AND NAIL COM
ANY'5 Vineyard, consisting of about
fifty acres OF vines in good bearing order.
Fortcrms apply ut the Company's Office.
trlgl
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HORRIBLE TO relate-the President
wont change his Schurz!- Chicago Times.
WE sincerely regret that Mr.. Blaine
abandons the safe and solid ground
which he himself points out so clearly;
and has nothing better to suggest than
new guess of his own for that which the
House bill would enact into law.-BOStOn
IGrcrtlSer.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-01-31

COUNTY ROADS.-We notice among the
bills reported in the Legislature on the 2Sth,
one to ''provide for working the roads in the
county of Augusta What the bill is we
are not informed, as the quoted words above
is all the allusion there is to it. There is
no more important question that could be
presented to the people of Augusta county
than that Of thorough, systematic work.
ing of the county roads. We notice that the
county of Warren has asked authority to
impose tax of Is cents on the 500 to i'm
prove the county roads. The county of Bal
timore, Maryland, has a law to that effect.
and the good results are manifested in the
enhanced value of property. &and the econo-
my secured in the transportation of produce.
A complete and we'll digested system Of
working the roads of Augusta county, put
into active operation, would enhance the
value of lands at least % PEI cent. There are
very few good roads in the county. Some
of the most fertile farming sections are ex-
tremely difficult to reach from Staunton in
bad weather, the very time that the farmer
could with the most advantage market his
produce, were the roads in such condition
as to Justify hauling a full load. Good
roads would be economy in time and labor
in marketing the products of the farm. and
would, as we have said, add greatly to tie
| value of the lands accommodated by them.
Our Board Of Supervisors could direct their
attention to no more important subject.
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Deaths.

In Woodstock, January 9th, her Goth birth day
Elizabeth Hickman. wife OF Jacob +. Hickman.
She was the mother of II children, had 46 grand
children and Is great grand children.
In Stanton, on Friday last. of heart disease,
William, infant son of Mr.. Charles Irving, aged 6
months.
In Staunton, Oh Saturday evening Of pneumo-
mia, Mr.. Cornelius Shea, aged 81 years. He was a
native of Cork county. Ireland, and had lived in
Staunton NUMBER OF years.
At frankfort. Gmenbrier county, W-Va on the
22d inst, of pneumonia, Mrs. Mary Gilliland, wife
Of Mr.. r. H. Glliland, aged about IS years.
At his residence in Greenbrier county, w. Va,
on Wednesday, the 10th inst. of pulmonary con-
sumption, Mr.. Isaac Gilkerson, in the 6sth year
OF his age.
In Greenbrier county, W. Va, January 14th,
Miss Lizzie Susan Boyd, in the 2lst year OF her
age.
On the morning Of the 28th, in Churchville. Mrs
Sarah Craver, wife Of l. H. Craver, and daughter
OF Martin Roller. aged 40 years.
On the oath near ChurchvilIe, of disease OF the
brain, Robert s. Farrar, aged about so years.
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MARRIAGES..

On January 24th, at the residence OF the BRIDE \
parents in Staunton, by Rev. Charles Manly. ID
assisted by Rev. DR.. Martin, Mr.. Rebt o. Haines
to Miss Lille E., daughter OF Mr.. Edward Staples
On the 10th inst, at the residence OF the brides
father, by Rev. S. Lindsay, Capt. O. II. Nuck.ls
of c. K ORR, to Miss &C. Bootwright dang htel
OF VIM. Bootwright, of Warrenton. Va.
At Herdon, Fairfax county, January 18th. by
Rev. John McGill, of the Episcopal Church, Mr.
Vim. Ayre, Sheriff OF the county. to Miss Flora 0.
daughter of Thos. H. Walker, Esq.
At Middebrook, on the goth inst. Mr.. VIM. st
C. Weaver and Miss Marietta daughter of Phi
lander McCutchen, Esq.-all OF this county.
Near Thinking Spring Church, January Path
Mr.. Hugh A. s. Hamilton and Miss Bette E.
daughter Of the late VIM. Caldwell, all of this
county.
On January 18th. by Rev. A. NJ. Evans, Mr.. VIM
H. Wise, OF Rockingham to Miss Discey +. Long,
daughter OF Hon. Conrad Long, of Augusta coun-
ty,Va.
January 18th, by Rev. Il. $. Hopkins, Franklin
Hammer and Sarah +. Roadcap, all of Rocking
ham county.
January 18th, near Lacey Spring by Rev. NJ. F
Kelton VIM. Bricken to Hester II. Harris. all OF
Rockingham county
January ED, in Harrisonburg. by Rev. w. q.
Eggleston, James w. Long and Miss Kate Allen,
all of Harrisonbnrg.
On the 18th inst. at the residence of Mr..
VIM. A. Kelley on Muddy Greek, by Rev. A. NJ.
Cooper. Mr. Arthur Hunter and Miss Lucinda
Zimmerman, all Of Greenbrier county, W. Va.
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STANTON MARKET. JAN. 81. 1875.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, January 20th 1885,
The market was slow again this week, but q
trife more active than it was last week. Prices
were shade higher, but only for top cattle, which
were rather scarce, the offerings consisting very
largely OF medium and common cattle. Very few
were left over unsold. We quote at 5Oa*5 IS pc r
100 lbs.
Mich COws.-Sales have been moderately ac-
tive, and prices ranged at 25a$60 per head at retail
Prices this week for beer cattle ranged follows:
Best Beeves at 87a$5 75ithat generally rated rst
quality 9oas4 Is, medium or good fair quaity::s0o
aS4 Co., ordinary thin steers, oxen aud cows 50a
S. 90; general average Of the market this week
extreme range of prices 50a$5 Is. Most of the
sales We're from Is to ~ 60 per 100 lbs.
SwINE.-The run this week is lighter even than
last week, which was only moderate, the prices
in consequence we're higher and finer, sales rang
ing at 5l to 6A cents, but few selling at the 1or-
mer quotation. most sales ranging at 5sa cts.,
those of extra quality hiring 81 per b net very
readily The quality was fully as good IS 1t was
last week. and the markst closed firm. Receipts
this week 44a2 head, against All! last week, and
f573 head same time last year.
SHEEP.-The run is very light this week, and the
quality fair. Prices. in view OF the very light run
are higher, ane trade more tactive, the receipts
being scarcely equsi to the wants OF the butchers
We quote at 4a5sa cents per ID gaoss Receipts
this wesk 967 head against 1929 last week and 1913
mead same time last year.
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MARKETS..

The market for wheat and Hour for the past
week has been comparatively dull, very little de-
mand and very little offering. Yesterday extra
flour was quoted at $40, and one Iat OF 100 bar
rels sold at slight rise of this priy family 80 to
75c higher, and superfne 75c Off. Wheat at $l.lO
to Las Oats was quoted at 30c and corn at 50 to
55c, with good local demand.
Pork.was sold at sic in the morning, but was
dull at in the evening.
There is very large quantity of wheat and
flour in the counties of Augusta and Rocking
ham, and the farmers disposed to hold for bet
ter prices. 1t is difficult to form an approximate
opinion as to future probabilities. The unset
tied condition Of the eastern complications, and
the apprehension that they will be aggravated in
the attempt to adjust the terms OF peace between
Russia and Turkey, has more or less effect on the
tone of the market. Should other powers be
drawn into the controversy, in hostile sense,
there is no telling what may be the influence on
the American grain market. We will doubtless
know in few days whether peace or war is to pre-
vail and until then, there can be safe conclu-
sion to the probable ruling OF wheat and flour.
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For SICK OR NERVOUS HEADACHE, cos.
tive habit, inactive liver, and to ward of
malarial fevers ''Dr. Swayne's Tar and Sar-
saparilla Pills. are very effective. They
act gently, without any gripping or unpleas-
ant sensation whatever, leaving no bad ef-
feet, as is the case with blue-mass or calomel,
Prepared only by Dr. Swayne & Son, Phil
adelphia, and sold at % cents box by Bod
eker Brothers, 1444, Main street. Richmond,
an1 w. r. Tyree, No. 6 Main Street. Staun-
ton, Va, and all leading druggists.
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Thrown. FROM A MULE AND KILLED.

THROWN FROM A MULE AND KILLED.
On the 18th inst, as Mr.. Thos. Beard, resi-
ding near Newport, in this county, was go
ing out to blow some rock, carrying with
him an auger and can Of powder, and RI
ding mule, he was thrown from the ami
NAL and so badly injured about the head that
how the accident occurred. One Of the STIR
rup straps was found broken, but Mr.. Beard
was insensibe, and as no one was present,
no explanation ccull be given of precisely
the manner in which the deceased met his
death. lie was married gentleman, and
about IS years of age.