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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-07
Thai Terrible scourye,

Fever and sgue, and It's eongener, bilious
Iemittent, besides affections OF the stom-
ach, liver and bowels, produced by MAS
Watlc air and water, are both eradicated
and prevented by the use OF Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, a purely vegetable elixir,
Endorsed by physicians, aud more extern
sively used as remedy for the above class
OF disorders, as well as tor many others,
than any medicine Of the age. A langUid
circulation, a torpid state OF the liver, a
want Of vital stamina, are conditions
peculiarly favorable TO maIariaI diseases.
They are, however. surely remedled by
the great Preventive, which, by invigor-
stlng the system and endowlng Il with
regularity as well as vigor, provides II with
a resistant power which enables II TO with.
stand disorders not only Of a nalartal
type, but host o; others % which feeble
and III regulated systems are subject. The
RItters are a safe as well AZ searching
ersdicant, and have widely Superseded
that dangerous drug, guiBine, which palli.
stes but does not eradicate malaria.
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BOLD kObberY.

Some time between seven and nine
o'clock Tuesday evening, a thief entered
the dwelling OF G. Z. Bulger, over his
cigar store on Market street below Four
teenth, and succeeded in stealing $50 in
silver and silver watch which cost s35.
Tho drawer 10 which the money had
been placed was broken open. About
the time of the thief, Mr.. Bulger, who
was in the store, heard noise up
stairs, but supposed it TO be some one Of
the family returning home, as they had
been out during the evening, leaving no
one in the dwelling rooms. 1t ia not de-
finitely known whether the thief entered
through the hall way, or gained sdmis.
sion by means oftbe back entrance. Who
ever the party might have been. he
knew the locality. As yet, no one is sus-
pected of the deed.
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BELLAIRE LOCALS.

The Star Literary Society holds an ad'
journed meeting this evening.
A portion of Belmont street, south OF
the creek, is being mscsdsmiZed.
The first rehearsal for the military
play of "Allatoons" was held last even
ing.
Mrs. John Wells, of Cameron, w. Va,
is visiting her son, Mr.. Ross Wells, OF
this city.
The shlnny and jumping rope business
ls fast becoming nuisance IN pubic
places IN Bellaire.
A dsrkie WAS before his honor Mayor
Strshl, yesterday, charged with using
profsne language on the street.
The Fifth Ward Workingmen's Club
met last night, ard had as usual an in-
teresting and profitable session.
George Brown, of St. Clairsyille- was
in town yesterday on business connected
with his property interests here.
The city and township conventions OF
the National party will be held at
Zelch's Hall, Union street this evening.
Signs have been placed all along the
c. s 2. railroad, in the corporation,
warning persons not to walk on the
| track.
Bellsire will be we'll supplied with
amusaments the balance of this week.
Several different entertainments are set
for each night,
The many friends of Mr.. j. NJ. Reilly,
of Marshall county, West Virginia,
fsther-in-law of Mr.. George Hesthering-
ton of this place, will be sorry to hear of
his danger us illness. No hopes what
ever, are entertained of his recovery.
A German baker in the Fourth ward
became slightly excited the other day
and projected to "clean out" q crowd of
boys with club. Not only did he clean
out the boys, but he came near cleaning
out the brains of one OF them.
Thieves entered the kitchen OF the NJ.
+. parsonage Tuesday night by forcing
up windvw, the fastening OF which was
broken of. They made away with all
the provisions and other incidentsls they
could find. This is the second time MIR.
Toland has been robbed since he came
to Bel!aire, and he says he thinks OF
leaving this Christian community and
going rs & missionary 10 the heather in
order to do away with the necessity OF
living in burglar proof safe.
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River News.

The marks a. the landing list eyenin G
indicated Is feet and stationary.
We may look for coal boats passing
in few days.
The MaIlIe Ragon left for Psrkersburg
yesterday morning on time.
The Thanhauser departed for Mata.
morss yesterday morning At 1870.
The Granite State passed up from Gin
cinnsu for Pittsburgh yesterday morn
ing with tair trip.
The Sampson No, 2 and J. Z. FISHER
passed up yesterday with empty lows.
The Emma Graham passed down last
night for Cincinnati.
The O'Nesl leaves for pittsburgh az
I o'clock this morning.
The Courier will be the packet this
morning tor Psrkersburg, leaving at
1890 o'clock.
The Fanchon leaves Pittsburgh to-day
for st. Louis. She will pass down some
time tonight.
Pilot DAVIS Alexander went 10 Pitts
burgh yesterday on the Granite State.
The Pittsburgh Com. Gas, of yester.
day says the Fearless arrived Monday
evening from st. Louis with tow OF
iron ore and pig iron. She will start
back TO st. Louis to-day with big tow
of steel rsils rs follows: 500 tons for
Cairo, $50 tons for Hannibal and 500
Tor Burlington-3,750 tons. She takes
& bsrges down TO Hates Rock TO day,
and will come back for two barges more.
BY Telegraph
PlTTsBURGH, March 6.-RiYer 8 feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
mild.
NASHVILLE, March G.-River falling,
with I feet on the shoals. Arrived
Nashville, Cairo.
CINCINNATI, March 6.-River "a feet
inches and rising. Weather mild. Ar
rived-Gsf, Memphis; Katie Stockdale
and Parker, Memphi'.
CAIEo, March 6.-Arrived City Of
Helens, st. Louis; Susie Silver, New Or.
leans Depsrted-hehlor, st. Louis;
Helena, Vicksburg. River AZ feet IL
inches and falling. Weather clear; mer-
curry 81.
LOUISVILLE, March g. Weather
cloudy and warm. Departed Fannie Ta-
tum snd Durtee, 81, Louis; Mary Hous-
ton, New Orleans; Davis and Mary Eliz-
sbeth, Cincinnati. River stationary, with
10 feet 3 niche; in the csnsl.
MEMPHIS, March 6-River rose one
inch. Weather cloudy; mercury 90
degrees. Arrived-GoIden Rule, Gin
cinnAti; Centennial, New Orleans; Hard
Cash, White River; Hattie Rowland,
Arkansas River illinois, VicksbuAg.
ST. Louis, March G.-ATived-Ar-
ksnsss Belle, Keokuk; John u. Nsude,
Vicksburg. Depsrted-Cslhoup, Peoria;
Common wealth, New Orlesus; Alice,
Pittsburgh; 81. Genevieye, Memphis;
Ironsides. Pittsburgh. River stationary.
Weather fair.
NEW ORLEANS, March G.-Arrived-
Psrgold, Argyle, Liberty and tow,
Cairo. DepSrted-Lee, Vicksburg;
Golddust, Nollie Moore, 81. LOUIS; John
Wilson, Cincinnati; City Of Augusta,
White river; John Hanna, Ouchits river;
Texas, Red river; Dean, MemphiG
Weather clear and warn.
EVANSVILLE, March 6.-Westher
cloudy this morning, with signs Of rain;
clear this evening, bat with indications
Of cloudiness again, and brisk breeze
from the south; mercury so 70 e2 deg.
River % clio feet and falling. Up
Idlewlld, N. Smith, Cons Nillsr, Carl
Schurz, John Porter, ChAs. B. Church.
Down-Lioness No. 2 and tow, J. b.
Williams and tow, Alice Brown. Basi-
nsss good
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REDWOOD LOCALS.

Mr.. John NJ. Reilly, brother OF NJ.
Reilly, ESQ.,, of Wheeling, is lying at the
point of death at his residence in this
town. Mr.. Reilly has been aiiing for
about three months, but has only been
confined to bis bed for about three days.
he is member of the Board CT Educs.
ton and one of the most prominent citi-
zens of Benwood. His death would be
greatly regretted, especially at this time
Mr.. 4. is in the fifty-seventh year OF his
age.
Squire McJilton is confined TO his
home with severe cold.
The Ben wood mill started up in sll its
departments yesterday.
Mr.. John Galtley injured his lame arm
so much yesterday as to be compelled &c
stop work.
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BRIDGEPORT LOCALS.

G.. Ii. Rhodes & Co. are baying the
mud scraped from the street in front OF
their business house. II is a great i'm
provement, and it is to be hoped that the
other business men along the same street
or the corporation authorities will carry
on the work until the whole street is
clean.
An auction sale OF second hand cloth
ing, claimed to be forfeited pswned
goods, drew crowd to the Rhodes
House last evening. The suctIoneer was
q good tslker, but money was too scarce
! in the crowd TO do much business.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
have organized mite society, when
will hold its first regular meeting st the
residence Of Mr.. Thompson Bsggs, short
ly.
John A. Rhodes, our telegraph oper'
stor snd ticket agent OF the q. " L. Il.
r., has developed quite talent as sign
painter. A handsome new sign, the
work of his hands, decorstes the corner
of Hills Hotel. 1t reads Livery Sta
BILE" and is attached TO the house.
Our enterprising dry goods merchant
George w. Medill, starts East for ne"
stock OF spring and summer goods next
Monday.
The regular monthly mseting OF the
| School Board took place Tuesday even
ing. But little business, save the allow
snce of lew bills, was transacted. Be
fore the time for tHe next regular meet
ing an election of two members, to sue,
coed E. P. Rhodes and T. h. Smith, Will
occur, the time being the first Monday
in April. The community could not DC
better than elect these gentlemen then
own successors. They are both comPe
tent men, and have faithfully attended
to school affairs.
As the first of April approaches NOV
ers appear, and those who have to move
are making their preparations and cast
| ing about for houses.
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Dissolution.

As will be seen by their card in an
other column, the firm OF Frazier *
Roberts. grocery merchants on Chapline
street, South Wheeling, has been dis.
solved snd Mr.. Roberts will in the future
conduct the business. he is now receiv
ing complete stock Of choice goods in
his line, snd believes persons who patron
ize him will find it TO their interest. He
intends 10 pursue the same plan in the
future which has So long distinguished
him IN the past viz: of tresting all with
resnect
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Warrant Issued,

Yesterday james Loveridge appeared
before Squire Caldwell aud swOre out a
warrant for the arres. of Patrick UDon-
nell, who is now in Jail, for feloniously
and burglsriously breaking and entering
the dwelling house of the SAID Lover
idge, last Sunday night, from which he
carried of one American lever watch be-
longing to the complainant. The case
will be heard ~ q future day.
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Proposed Entertainment

The Sixth Ward Cadets aided by some
Of their friends, are arranging for so eI-
cellent entertainment-.hs proceeds 10
be applied 10 the purpose Of supplyIng
them with the means Of renting suita-
bic room for an armory. AS already
stated in the ROOSTER they were lender
ed 8 room in the basement of Mr.. Wal
theirs saloon, but CHS has been found un-
suitable, and they sre TOO energetic not
to make an efor. 10 provide 8 suitable
place for themselves. We learn that
Parker hall will be granted to them for
their entertainment and We hope the cit
liens generally will take tickets when
they shall be on sale, and 10 this manner
encourage the boys in their entsrprise.
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TEEsPEkANCE NOTES.
PARKER HALL,

This hall was well filed last night.
Mr.. Richards conducted the exercises
snd made an address. Speeches were
also made by b. 3. Dillon, Father
Freese. Il. McCracken and L. q. Cra-
craft, Esq There will be mass meetings
at this hail tomorrow, Friday and Satur-
day nights, to which all are invited.
There will be temperance meeting at
OTIS Hall this evening. Mr.. Robert
Marshall and Mr.. G. w. Atkinson Will
sneak.
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FOR SALE.
ESIRARLE RESIDENCE ON THE

ESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON THE
~ Island.
With view OF moving 10 the country
tie subscriber offers his two-story orna-
mental Frame Dwelling House. on North
Front street, Island, for sale. The house
stands on lot No. 1872 20 feet front, running
about ITO feet back To the river; contains
nine rooms with gas and water, Green
and out houses. The river bank is well
and permanently Rip-Rapped. A small
orchard al select fruit, ornamental trees,
shrubbery OF various kinds, grapes, fiOw-
CrS, hybrid perpetual roses in variety, and
au things necessary for the adorment OF
the grounds ola trSt-Class residence. The
hDuS. Is situated near the street Railway
aud bu, n Sh art walk from the Fridge, and
Is the most desirable River Lot now OBJ
tAtnah,C ON the island. For farther in
formation enquire ON the premises.
II. Il. SHRlNER,
ft.5eOdra No. II North Front Street.
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Cries of Murder.

Abou. eight o'clock last night the citi'
zens of the Eighth ward, in the vicinity
OF Thirty-sixth and Chaplins streets
were alarmed by hearing cries OF murder
which proceeded from house near the
river bank. Constable Combs fastened
to the scene, but was denied admi.tsnce
by the tenant, and thus lar the mystery
remains unsolvCd.
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Military ytsit,

Captain Harry Spruceosnk, chairman.
and the other members of the Committee
appointed At recent meeting OF the
Sixth Ward Cadets, 10 see the Governor
and learn from him whether their orgsn-
izs;ion could obtsin arms and equipments
from the State, paid his Excellency q
sscond visit yesterday Gov. Mathews
received the Committee very kindly, and
informed them he would confer with
Adiutsut General Wood, and would do
the best he could for them. The entire
company feel proud of the cordial trest-
ment extended their representatives. by
the Executive.
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More Polite.

Travellers by the &. x P. Railroad re-
mark great change in the tone OF the
conversation used by some OF the officials
OF that road since the opening of the
p. w. X Ky. A merchant o: this city who
often hiss occasion 10 use one or the other
line said that on the day previous he was
up the &. Il 7. road about thirty miles
and the conductor wss no. only willing
to answer questions but even went 50 tar
a. 20 volunteer some useful advice.
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I.augha Incident.

4 ludicrous affair happened IN front Of
the capitol yesterday. A well dressed
lady was promensdipg, eithe. for bust
ness or pleasure in company with her
escort, when q sudden gust Of wind
lifted the hat from her head and carried
it considerable distance up Sixteenth
street. The lcss wss not discovered by
the lady until her attention had been
called to the fact by some gentlemen who
had witnessed the incident. The gentle
man attending her then pursued the wAif,
captured j. and returned il to its fair
nWnar
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Held for u Nearing.

Patsy o Donnell who is in jail, broke
into the residence OF Mrs. Nat Richard.
son during the month Of September,
1876, and stole lot OF silver ware there
from, and afterwards escaped and was
incarcerated in the Ohio Penitentisry,
for stealing revolver at GAINESVILLE,
will be heard on this charge before
Squire Caldwell next Friday AT O'clock.
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Rnnion Meanneks.

Postmaster Rawling called on Chief Of
Police Ripley yesterday and informed
him that some person or persons had
been tampering With the letter boxes on
the corner of Eof and Fourteenth, and
on Jacob and Fourteenth streets. The
boxes were smesred With tar and
other filth. II caught the parties will
be severely punished, not By the city
authorities alone but ny the United
States authorities.
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FOR RENT.

rl,HE OPERA HOUSE STORE -
rooms Tor rent at reasonable
terms. Possession given Immediate c..
Insurance Com pany OF Wheeling. ocean
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Reformation.

The unsightly pile OF dirt a. Seventh
and Market streets, has been an eyesore
10 so many OF our citizens since last
summer was removed yesterday by
Street Commissioner Why,e. AS the
work did not properly belong to his de-
psrtment, he will have 20 charge the cost
of removing to the proper authorities.
The mound contsined seventy-ive cart
loSds.
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Great IiaFRafUs

We will sell from this time till April
LIST our stock Of Pianos, Organs and MI.
steal Goods of all descriptions A fine
pair of match horses, one buggy and one
wagon and harness; at cost for cash or
approved security.
On the above date, A. NJ. Adams will
retire from the firm. Apply 10 Adams
il Lucas, 1927 Market street.
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IMPROVEMENT.

Messrs. G. Mendel Booth " Co., have
completed and placed in position hand
some desk for the use OF the cashier OF
Messrs Geo. K Taylor X Co, Hereafter
the private office Of the firm viii be
where the cashiers cid desk was located,
and the torn or private office will be used
MS an additional store and show room.
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Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
4 WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLiC
| Auction, at The front door OF II Court

Il W IsI UT 7 III 7 w = = III =
| Auction, at The front door OF II e Court
House,
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH I6.
1878, commencing ut 10 o'clock a. NJ. Or OF
sOId at private sale before that date,) the
following described property: Two-thirds
OF lot No. 1874, situated on the east SIDE oil
Cnapline street, in Centre Wheeling, Flfth
ward. The prOpt rty Is elegantly imprOv-
81. II has on 1t a splendid Brick Dwelling,
containing nine rooms and large II al, all
fittcd up in the most modern style; has gas
and water throughout, and has every con
,pnlanCa TO make home comfortable,
the S.tIur being beautifully located. Per.
sons desiring ~ purchase beautiful resi-
drnce and most elegantly located, should
avail themselves OF this opportunity. Any
Information REQ iired regarding tne sald
property can be had by calling on Heryey,
Brit q Co, Real Estate Agents, No. 1879
Market street.
lr.Nh +. &. WlNSillB, Agent.
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MILL ITEMS.

Preparations for the resumption OF
work at the large factory of the River
side Works next Monday are progressing
rapidly. The company have about GOO
tons OF nail plates on hand. The furnace
is working splendidly, and producing
from 90 to 90 tons of the best quality OF
iron daily. 1t is now thought all de-
psrtments will be working regularly and
steadily before the end OF the present
month.
Mr.. John Nowlsn arrived st the Bel
mont yesterday from Pipe Creek with 3
boat load Of lime stone.
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Recovered.

Yesterday officers Baird snd Deffi.
bsugh went TO Benwood and recovered
the watch which Patsy 0'Donnell stole
from Charles Leveridge last Sunday
night. The watch had been pswned for
81 to McSqiggens and was identified by
the Tighttul owner yesterday.
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THIS ~ TaE SECOND AND LAgr
Il public notice tax payers will receive
and II this call II not needed other means
Will have 10 be employed 70 collect the
state and County tax. / do not desire 10
distress any one, but have extended 70
the TAX payers All the lenieney possible.
lions, and the law governing 10 such cases
win be enforced on the FIRST DAY or
MARCH, unless payment II made ia NV
ofnee before that date.
fem GEO. H. TISGLE, h. &C,
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A BITE from rattlesneke is some.
times not more dangerous than q severe
cough or cold. a we'll meritsd reputs-
tion has DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
this remedy Is sold by all druggists.
Price, 20 cents.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In the Municipal Court OF Wh.sIhs -,
John &. Miller, administrator oil Ihs
ofGeorge W. Marquis, decd,
~.
CsthATine Marquis, Of as,
II CHAsCEgY.
BY virtue Of a decree made and sn's s ts
In The Municipal Court OF Whsrbs al
the above entitled cause, on the bn -" -.
March, 1915. the undersigned spee'~'
missioner Will. on -,
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF ArH.I-
1875, beginning At 10 O'Clock A. n, orr aa, a
sale at public auction, al the from ~. - h.,
the Court House OF Ohio county t.o-sii:
lowing described real properly n,
That part Of lot numDer three .@i ~ he
Eoff's addition 10 the city OF Wbsss WIZ, 80.
Ohio county, West Virginia, IyIns .,aih
ward OF line running norm sb.,,tT0
across aid lot az a distance OF nIH ara
i52) feet from the western line theih Lbs
parallel Herewith. toxethef -
buildings and Improvements iheis
Terms Of SAFE ea'hj DENIS oKgEFYE
,.oau, snscisI COMMISSIONS
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Mothers. Mothers. Mo,hers.

Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for all diseases OF teeth
ing in children. 1t relieves tho child
from pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving relief and health
70 the child, gives rest 70 the motheL
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FOR RENT.

nNE FINE BRICK DIV ELLING. NINE
rooms, with all modern Improve 4ss.s
ments, water closet aud bath tubs; ~
large lot; located NO. 20 ;. Penn ST.,
now occupied by w. III. CdIdweLI, Esq
Possession April lst.
one TWO and half story brick house
with eight rooms and store room; gas ana
water; all in good repair: No. 6S Elgh-
t-enth street; will be rented very low.
Possession April LIST.
Two one story frame houses on Eleventh
sweet, suitable for offices or dwellings,.
POSSESSION April LIST. Apply 10
A. NJ. ADAMS,
dernS l2l7 Market Street.
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SALE OF FURNITURE.

IN PURSUANCE OF THE WILL OF
1 James Quigg, deceased, | will, on
FRIDAY, MARCH $, 1873,
Il III at Auction. AT No. ~ Fourteenth St,
al t.a Housebo old Furniture, and one
buggy and one set harness, belonging 10
the estate OF said James Quigg.
sale 10 commence at 3 \. NJ.
w. {. HANDLAN,
mr5i Administrator.
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Choice Residence Property fer Sale,

INTENDING TO REMOVE TO The
| country, the subscriber oilers for Sant
his Desirable and Centrally Located
Dwelling, No. 1905 Chaplme street. nearly
Opposite the First Presbyterian Church.
ANY one de- lriug To purchase can cX-
anime the premises by calling on the
undersigned. h. W. PAAION.
FEBRUARY -, 1873. les
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TOIIose Cash Buyers.

TWENTY thousand bolts choice pat.
terms OF wall papers, with borders to
match, at the unusually low prices OF ., 8
and l0c per bolt, at Nos. 20l9 and 2O2l
Main street. John Roemer.
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Double Arrest,

Michael Filsn, charged with ssssulting
Edward Shenley, and Edward Shenley,
charged with asssulting Michael Fllan,
were before Justice Wait yesterday.
Both were bound over in the sum Of
$50 to keep the peace for six months.
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UumailabIe Matter.

The following letters are held at the
Wheeling Postotiice for the necessary
lamps:
Louis Wagner, care of Hobbs, Brock
unier Il Co, city; S. +. Collins, Bsti-
more, Md Levi Fuchr, Hannibal, o.