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New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
THE COURTS.
MORE ERIE ARGUMENTS.

THE QUESTION or ADMITTING JAMES MCIIEsRY Tn
THE PEOPLES SUIT.
The motion of James McHenry to be al.
lowed TO In creditor n the suit by the Pcop,.
against the Erie Railroad Company argued yeste,
day. before Judge Lawrence. In Supreme Court. Cham
bers The facts and statements used In substance
the same as those used the argument OF the smar
motions ten days ago the suits to forcose tho mort
cages on the Erie Railway. John A. Davenport urged
that the Peoples suit was properly q suit for
the sequestration Of all the property Of the Erie
Company a company that had forfeited its charter
and for the division Of that property ell entitled
to it, due regard being had to the p0res OF claimants
IL should have been passed rapidly to judgment, and
then within six months all creditors should have had
under the statute an opportunity to present their can
Instead OF that the suit had been allowed TO laneuish
for three years. and meanwhile the receiver in E had
been allowed 10 divert the property which the only
curty OF the mOrtgaged creditors He urged therefore,
that 1t time that the unsecured creditors should
have this suit n0miually brought for their
benefit much as for others.
Attorney General SchOonmaker replied personally
ging Peoples suit wholly Of public nature.
statute and by considerations OF public nature, and
under the discretion OF the Attorney General II should
not be Dterfered with unless that discretion abused
The Judgment to be rendered merely Of dissolnfon
In which only the corporation and the State were directly
interested The cause OF action open 60 citizen
and the petitioner was not citizen, nor even )udg
ment creditor.
Decision was reserved. John A. Davenport, Eiihu
Root and Daniel t. Sckles appeared for the petitioner
the Attorney and Luke +. C0Zans the State
ex-Judge Comstock, Herbert Turner, Dorman b. Eaton
and T.. II. Bacon for the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany and tue Erie Railway Company.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
.,uo A cuApGE OF SMUGGLING.

DENYING CHAR6f or ''Ao .,, I'M.
Herman Hirsch, who was chafgeo VIII .,,'s s q.
,,,c,,v IN the alleged silk-smuggmg opera' 49,. as.
s-os IawrsDce was arrested yesterday . ou I'm m Pa.
rival In this port. after an aosence VI
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
WORK OF BURGLARS AND THIEVES.

who arrived the White Star Line were 6wedes with
prepaid tickets to the West.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
REMOVED AT THE MAYORS PLEASURE.
COMMISSIONER wEsTRAYs UNSUCCESSFUL EFFORT
FOR RESTORATION.

FOR RESTORATION.
John j. Wcstray was Commissioner Of Ac.
from January 1875 to August g. 1877. He says
that Mayor Ely made no charges objections to
bim, but merely said his Office wanted by Tammany
Hall. lie brought a mandamus proceeding for his
toration claiming that like officers under the City char
ter he could only be removed for The answer of
the Mayor in the nature OF demurrer and Judgr
Lawrence sstans that demurrer, holding In substance
that Commissioner OF Accounts is not charter officer
but only agent Of the Mayor removable at pleasure
He says
'Thc reator was not head of one OF the departments
within the meaning OF the charter and consequently Tue
provisions of section .5 of charter have no
application to this case. Section 1O6 provides
Mayor shall, from time to time, appoint and
remove at pleasure persous wno with the
President Of the Department OF Taxes and Assessments
shall be Commissioners OF Accounts. The Mayor az his
pleasure removed the relatOr The argument made by
the REALTORS counsel, that the Mayor In making the Le-
mOva did not act ut his pleasure but yielded 10 the So
citati0ns of Others has force. He was vested win
the power and exercised IT, The Court cannot, 10 TINS
proceeding. inquire into the motive which Induced his
action. Motion denied"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-16
The Gaming GrenI Show.

Unquestonsbly by far the greatest
Menagerie and Circus that has ever Wis.
tied this place is The Great European
Seven Elephant Railroad Exposition OF
the Sells Bros, The advertisement will
be found in the proper column. Its pro-
portions are simply enormous, and its
educational and amusement resources al
most beyond computation. 1t is also Ms
superior in refinement and elegance OF
presentation as it IS oyershsdoWing
in vastness, and comes recommend
ed and Endorsed as follows
by such ndisputable authority
as the Cincinnati Enquirer, which, in its
issue Of April Sd, says OF the Great
European elephant railroad show: "The
Messrs Sells, Of Columbus, so widely and
well known as both daring and honorable
managers in the tented field have taken
a new departure the present season, rem
dered necessary by the increased size Of
their menagerie and circus and abandon
the worm fenced high and bywsys tor the
straight and narrow path OF the steel rails
over which their special trains OF animal,
and arenic possessions will thunder to
the amszsment, ediicsLiOn aud delight
OF the natives everywhere. Their pres
ent venture exceeds, in both size, novelty
and expense, anything OF the kind here
tofore attempted, and includes among
other noticeable features, seven elephants,
the largest number exhibited by any one
mensgerie; five performing baby ele-
plants, pair Of twin baby nursing
elephsnLs-s geological curiosity without
a parslel-sn elephant carried on the
high platform of q huge tsbIeau.car
through the streets, the only two-horned
rhinoceros in the country, q superb
Ethiopian horned horse, and other rare
exotic animal attractions. The circus
will present besides sn immense com.
psny OF equestrian and gymnsstic celeb
rites and a trOup OF wonderful perform
ing dogs, goats, monk and ponies, a
stud OF remarkable trick horses Here are
more than enough animals and antics 10
sstiste the most eIscting Of sswdust
patrons, and the decorum and liberslIty
always chsfacterizng the MessFs. Sells
management will render success = we'll
deserved certainty. Open the throttle
valve"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-16
,Returns OF GrandJnry.

The following true bills OF indict-
ments were returned last evening about
FIVE o'clock, by the Circui. Court Grand
Jury:
Three indictments against Bill Harris
for grand larceny.
One against Charles Allen for rob-
berry.
One against Patrick Mshony for
maliciou5ly an unlawiullY shooting,
with intent to main, disfgure and kill
One against Patsy ODonnelL for grand
larceny.
Two against George Long, alias
Punch Long, alas George Webster and
John Condry, alas John Corners, alias
Curly Jack, alias Jack Beatty for burglary
and grand larceny.
One against John Coondry, alias John
Conners, alias Curly Jack, alias John
Beatty, for burglary AID grand larceny.
One against John Carter Tor robbery.
Not true bill.
One against James BrobsOn for felonl-
ousIy breaking and entering, in the night
time, storebouse with intent to steal.
Not true bill.
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Personalities.

Mrs. Gregg, of Pittsburgh, who has
been spen ding several days with friends
in this city, returned home yesterday
evening.
Miss Minnie G. Anderson, the accom-
plshed daughter of Postmaster Ander-
son, of Pittsburgh, who was one of the
bridesmaids at the Davis-ROblnson mar
rage last Thursday evening, and who
has been visiting Miss Ella Robinson, on
Fifteenth street, LETT for home last eveE-
ing.
The numerous relatives and acqQaint-
ances, come inLynchburg, and in Wheel
ing, and other places, are called to mourn
the death at her late residence in Shelby
Vile Kentucky, on yesterday, at 1920
o'clock, of Mrs Florence Kinkle, wife of
Prof, Charles KinkIe OF that place. Mrs.
Kinkle was the sister Of our fellow citi-
zen, w. G. Norvell, and granddaughter
of Mr.. Aaron Whitaker OF this CITY,
Charleston Courier.
Katie, the bright little daughter of
Mr.. j. w. Wait, one of the Counci,men
from the Eighth ward, was suddenly
taken very i'll yesterday morning. Med
iCal aid was at once summoned, and her
malsdy is now thought to be under con.
troll.
Mrs. &. D. Devinney is very i'll at her
residence in Centre Wheeling. Her
disease Is pneumouis.
Chas. Stow, press agent of the great
European seven elephant railroad show,
is in the city arranging for his show on
the 30th instant.
Mrs. George b. johnson, widow Of
Mr.. johnson, the mailer, who died few
months since, is herself in feeble con.
dition having had serious attack of
inflammation of the lungs,
The Belmont received yesterday $50
tons of Crawford ore by the steamer
Porter,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-16
A nnn,Isnme Uniform.

The members of the Schmuibach
Guards are getting measured for their
new uniforms at Chas. w. Sesbright's,
who will commence making the suits
about the first of May. The uniforms
will be made of the best quality of Cadet
gray cloth, trimmed with black, Cont
mental style coat, and black epaulettes
with white fringe. The cap will be
grey, surmounted by blue and white
plume. The commissioned officers coats
will be cut straight, trimmed with gold
lace, and adorned with handsome gold
epsulettes. The officers coats will have
two rows of State buttons and the others
three. Great care has been taken in the
selection of the material and style, snd 1t
will be one OF the handsomest uniforms
in the State.
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CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
FOR r { MT.
FOR RENT.

yUWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, .Sr5&
Nos. 1883 and ll4l Main street ives, -l.E
side. a few doors above the Peoples -.
Rank. with gas and water throughout.
Possession given Immediately,
AIarge brick house, No. 2il6 Main street,
now used as a boarding house. Is In good
order. with gas and water throughout.
Possession given on first next April.
A two story frame house, corner OF
TyVenty.fiIth and Main streets, containing
a fine store room and residence, with gas
and water,
bnildIng on the Opera House corner, front.
ing on Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately.
For terms, which will be reasonable, APP
rlvto NJ. REILLY,
H. I2na and 1911 Main Street, Wheeling,
NJ v. iebeodh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-16
EHE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the DIFF
fercnt Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.
This court met In the chambers of the
Supreme Court 81 the capitol at 10 o'clock
and adjourned until o'clock, at which
time the caso of Andrew Vance VS.. 4. II.
Patterson Was called. This case occupied
the attention of the court the remainder
of the day.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The Grand Jury met at ten o'clock,
were sworn and charged, and sent 10 the
chamber, when quite number OF wit
nesses were also sworn and sent before
them.
In the case Of the State Us. VIM. Phil
lips, the Court sustained the demurrer to
indictment.
To-DAYs' TRIAL DOCKET.
State VS.. Thomas Sweeney, for rape
State vs.. Thomas Sweeney, tor grand
larceny; State VS.. Ed. Florence, for
grand larceny, two cases.
Court adjourned until o'clock TINS
morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Twelve cases were disposed of by
this Court yesterday morning, with fines
ranging from 81 10 SO.
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Real Estnre Transfers.

The following transfers Of real estate
were recorded in the Office of the County
Clerk Yesterday:
Deed made April Is, 1878, by Jacob
Wagner to Joseph Wagner and Heroni-
Gus Wagner, for certain tracts of land
situated in Ohio county, and known as
Feay's mill property, SIS.
Deed made April 10, 1878, by William
P. Hubbard, trustee, to George Crum-
hacker, for certain parts of lots Nos. 90
and "a East Wheeling, $735.
Deed made April 9, 1873, by Charles
H. Deiters, trustee, to Alice G. Lashley,
wife of J. w. Lsshley, for the S -! of lot
No. square No. l, $3.50.
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated 7
feet inches and stationary.
The Rsgon and Thanhsuser departed
on time Yesterday morning. The former
for Parkersburg and the latter for
MstamOrss.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati at
& O'Clock yesterday evening with a big
trip. She leaves on her return trip this
afternoon at o'clock. The Andes offers
the best of accommodations to passengers
and shippers Mr.. Ed Muhleman has
charge of the office.
The O'Neal leaves for Pittsburgh this
morning at 7 o'clock sharp. Mr., John
Edie presides in the office.
Toe Courier is the mail packet for
Parkersblrg and all way landings, leav-
ing at 1890 o'clock prompt.
The Katie Stockdale and Salt Valley
passed down during the night, the former
for Cincinnati,and the latter tor lronton.
The Emma Graham Is due from Gin
cinnati to Pittsburgh this morning.
The Nail City departed for below yes
terdsy to assist the Ed. Hobbs up with 8
tow of ore from ST. Louis
The Jake Hestheripgton has landed
at the loot of Twelfth street to repair her
furnace.
TEe local packets arrived and departed
on time yesterday.
The John Porter passed up with tow
of empty bsrges yesterday.
The following boats were IN port last
night: The Andes, Jake Heatherington,
Express aud Science.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April l5.-River feet
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and cool.
LOUISVILLE, April I5.-Weather clear
and warm. River feet s inches and
falling.
CAIRO, April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
St. Loui.I River % feet inches and
stationary. Weather clear.
CINcINNATI, Ayril 10 River Is feet
s inches and rising. Weather clear,
Arrived Hudson, Wheeling; Andy
Baum, Memphis; Meyer, Arkansas river;
Golden City, New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, April l5.-Arrived-
Charles Morgan, CINCINNATI Warner
and tow, St. Louis; John Wilson, Ouchits
river. Departed j. Mcdonald and
tow, Pittsburgh. Light rain showers all
day.
ST LOUIS, April 15-Arrlved-Lewis,
Kansas City; Grand Lake, Cairo; Baker,
Peru; Norton, Pomeroy; Whale, Wheel
iug.-Eepsrted-Grsnd, Lake, Cairo;
Lewis, Kansas City; Norton CAIRO. River
fell 2 inches, with - feet 9 inches above
low water mark. Weather clear and
EVANSVILLE, April l5.-Westher
cloudy and warm. River ID and Clio
feet and falling fast. Up-IdlewiId, L..
DAVIS, NJ. Smith, Grey Eagle, Ssllie Car
ney, Fannie Tatum, Mary Houston,
Bowling Green, Fawn and Arkansas
Belle. Down-Thomas Means and tow,
James w. Gaf, Sally Carney, Dick
johnson and IdIewiid.
MEMPHIS, April l5.-River rose 8
inches. Arrived-John B. Msude, ST.
Louis; Colorado, Vicksburg, Parker,
and Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati; Sher-
lock, New Orleans; Illinois, City OF
Vicksburg, Vicksburg; Hattie Newland,
Arkansas river. Depsrted-John B.
Maude, Vicksburg; Colorado, St. Louis;
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans; Thomas
Sherlock, Cincinnati; james d Parker,
Cincinnati; Phil Allen, Arkansas river,
Mercury 50 degrees.
Eraurn-n na-rn.s nrlr SAn M I'D
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1mnorlan,,o close cash guyers.

Mess. Emsheimer Bros. val offer 5000
wards one-quarter Perca.o at Sc; 5000
ysrds best Sprague prints At 44c.i heavy
Black silk st 70 sud s5c.; heavy Hand
Loom silk st Sl.i5; heavy PLAIN Colored
Silks at Sl.OO; fifty dozen half Hose at
l2lc. This is big drive. Ten pieces
Black Cashmeres at Is snd 2jci LpPIn'5
sll wool forty inch Cashmere at 56ci
Parssols from l5c upwards Wool and
Silk Fringes cheap; Buttons and fancy
goods in immense variety at rock bottom
prices; ladies' Alpaca Suits at 500 one
hundred ladies' Linen Suits at Sl.25.
These cannot be touched tor bargain
anywhere else. Remember they have
removed from their old stand 70 TIA
Main street, three doors below.
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LIVE STOCK.
AHA IOrk

NEW YORK, April l5.-Beeves-Rs-
ceiPts $500 mead, making 1890 head
for the week, against $3.50 tor tie
same time last week. Demand inactive
and sales very slow st. further decline
from Friday and the total reduction was
E strong &c for the week, Ordinary 70
prime nsEIve steers Ct s!9lOc, 10 dress
55957; and extra lOtGl03c, to dress
SIC, with q few selections al l0iGlIc.
Seven car loads Of Cherokee cattle sold
st 8G,5lc, TO dress IS; tat bulls 50 75(a,
4 % per 100 pounds live weight. IL.
porters took 1000 head at 9t@lO5c,
to dresss56G57.
Shipments during the week 6,72O
quarters Of beet, SS4 live cattle, 1900
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-16
Was John wallace a Burglar

A gentleman who came into town on
the evening train on the Baltimore and
Ohio road informs US that Mrs. John
Wallace, the widow of the Littleton
murderer, opened the trunk of her dead
husband yesterday, in the presence of
some friends, and among other things
found therein was complete assortment
of splendid burglars tools, some of which
showed that they had evidently been
used for some purpose.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-16
SnntThrnnghIne Hand.

Yesterday while out on the road Billy
Sheek, travelling salesman for Peter Bos-
ley, met with the accident of shooting
himself throughtne right hand. He was
engaged in shooting at birds with small
pistol, and when he began TO reload it
one barrel was discharged and took effect
as mentioned. He returned home about
II o'clock last night to receive surgical
relief. The wound is very painful but
not necessarily dangerous one.
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careasse5 OF ml.ga ~.
pigs.
oheaP-Eecail.s 500 5sss
i iS9 Z 10, hesl Tor the Week, s,,.,.,
QUO head Tor the ssme time ~, "a. d..
Market 1mer and ir.r,o, -N
snd fair business 1T 81 50G5 80: s-.,
sheep =: > 2jG5 s7l g-..-' ,..3g-.
yesrting - Coa7 -; sprrg, I.-..
az oO per head. Exporters , ".' 81 ).
car loads OF uosaorn sheep :, :, Ire,
3 $! and one car shipped :, :, 20
Hogs Receipts 1900 he,t
29,4OO head for the week. so,,,,. ..'> 1c
head Tor the same time las, h.. "N
Market dull snd weak. Far We,
a. 30 per lUOPounLs with one ~. :. d.
Al 50 81: ~ .-a-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-16
4 New Officer.

We are informed by an employee of the
B. & o. L. r. that since the services of
the ticket agent have been dispensed
with, new position has been created,
the holder of which gets on the train
wherever he likes, rides as far as he
pleases, and has authority to count the
passengers and demand of the conductor
his tickets, in order to see if they tally
correctly,
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Mill Items.

A serious accident happened to Mr..
Barney Meehsn st the Belmont yes:er-
dav afternoon. He was walking plank
which had been placed over a ditch
containing a quantity OF scsldlng wster,
and missing mis- footing fell IN. His
limbs were seriously burned as far as his
knees. He was carried to his home on
Twenty-sixth street, where he received
proper attention.
We hear that the Belmont will run
four DAYS this week.
The Belmont blast furnace will be of
for three or four days, while a bell Is
being placed in position.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-16

II you are troubled with cough or
cold, you can1o: find 8 more pleasant or
efectusI remedy than McLaIn's Pec.orsl
Cough Syrup, made right At home by 8
firm whom everybody knows. The bottle
is nesrly double the size Of any other -
cent article, and so pleasant 70 take tina:
you can give it to sn infant with perfect
safety, SIS It contains no morphine or
opium.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-16

Do not fail TO csll at John Roemer's
if you want to buy goods cheap.
Twenty thousand bolts Of new patterns
Wall Paper, with border to match, at 6,
!, s, 9 and 10 cents bolt.
Two hundred pieces Of new styles dark
and light CslIcoes, best quality, st 64c.
Twenty pieces Fancy Chintzes st lOc.
Two thousand pounds Of superior 5-lb.
Southern Carpet Chain, the best in the
city, st 25c.
twenty-five pieces new styles Of Car.
pets st much below their value. Also,
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &c, &C. St
eastern prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-16

A DELICATE complexion is best COM
pared to 8 blooming rose; but when the
couutensnce is dIsfgured with Blotches
and Pimples, like weeds in rose-bed,
the sufferer should promptly use DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture, which quickly and
efectually ersdicstes such unsightly evil
dences of impure blood.
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INDUCEMENTS ADVANCED
AS THE SEASON ADVANCES.
we Still Lead!
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR
THIS WEEK.

Thirty different styles of the best make
Summer silks at 75c per yard, retailed
everywh ere at 81 IS.
our Sl.01 PLAIN Colored Silks astonlsn
every one that looks at them.
We offer \ o. l Black eros Grain silks at
&c per ward; we offer No. Black eros
Grain silk at 75c per yard; we ohpr NO d
Black Gros Grain SILK at 81 o.; we ouer 30.
4 Black eros Grain SIX at 81 10; we oueI
No. Black Gros Grain SILK al sI.Zoi We We
effer No. q Black eros Grain SILK AT Glow
and challenge all competition on our pre-
sent offerings of Black Silks. III
We offer 100 pieces Bleached Musiin'
worth fully l215c at Sc per yard, WOW
We offer 200 pieces new style frlhtSI"@i
ranted fast coiors, at 4c per yard.
We offer 10 pieces Black Cashmeres at
wonderfully low price. ,, ,,o.o-
We offer $50 pieces new Spring Mate
leeSces, Baskets, Brocades, all at ZUc per
ward. This is the grandest array vi tash-
| iona ole and serviceable dress material
| ever offered in this city, at such low
| figure, We offer LOCO Ladies' Suits an9
| Uyerskirts and Basques. Our styles ana
workmanship have no equal In the Unit,
! edStateS, and we can Sellan OVersk III anu an,
BASQUE as low as 500, THINK oil tLal.
offer spring ClOaks and Do!mans. w ouef
our entire stolk lower than the lowest
Having superior facilities we are thus en-
abled 10 give our patrons the benehI. I'll
us a call before purchasing. IL Will save
YOU many a dollar, Respectfully,
l. BLUM Il BRO,
apis llO4 Main Street.
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Probate HMSinCaS.

The following probate business WAS
transacted in the office Of the County
Clerk yesterday:
D. f. Jacob was qualified as executor
of the last will and testament Of Charlotte
Kelley, deceased, with j. +. Jones as
surety. Bond $1,000.
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Complete Stock Of Spring Goods
ThOs. Hughes & Co.
Merchant Tailots,
mrl cox. TWELFTH q WAITE ~
SEALED PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE BOARD ~ CoyNrcinS'.
MMLEIIru- AMI }. ]. ,

CLERK OFFICE BOARD ~ C0yNI~inN,
WHEELING AprI B, l' p
Sealed Proposals VIII be received az i.'
Office until u O'Clock, noon, Apr. d'h.'I
the following county wyTk.
NACAuAMIziSG.
80 cubic yards on BOgZs HlIi rGa'. .''
tween National road ana foot NJ h.I'.
$50 cubic yards on fri three Wu"'
q. & +. road, above GrrRRsylil".
LOO cubic yards ON ". v. J.. 4 - 'H.1'
pike, between Clinton and Wcs' bh'y
LOO cubic yards on west Union a..
ROucy's Point, north ~ MlddI" "N''"-a
Creek.
$50 cubic yards on River road, between
Wheeling and Glenn ran. ST..
10 cubic yards on Meeting HOUSE H.
road.
HAsOSEY.
mo cubic yards snCOud.cIus uaDNig
run above Sylis', on River road. 5000.
stone must be- Of best quaU.g %. .-
limestone, delivered iu string, binA'"
three inch Ruag5 and spread. -
Bidders are requested q" 'N''i w..
for the soft limestone Instead Oh '.' "''
finished as above. I'll.
Bids must be by The cubic ya'l, % IL
tor each road the name HDI amy
each bidder ia iull, ,.,...,.-
The Committee on Ryalls ald Etit''
serve the right ~ reject any ~ at. p.'.
By order Of the Board Ol comm
CHA-. u. DEL RS lIt.
". {. SMITH, County EDs.u'.'' ~
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Writ of Error Granted.

The following telegram will explain
itself.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 10.
B. B. DoUenor, Attorney:
A writ OF error has been granted by
Chief Justice Wsite in the case OF Taylor
S.rauder. l will be detained until to-
morrow getting papers.
G. o. DAVENPORT.