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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-15
PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Cotton-Quiet
at IO36lOic. Flour-Dull and un-
changed; receipts 1000 barrels. Rye
FlouT-Quiet 1T 50 25C94 90. Corn
al-Unchanged. Whest-Fsir busi-
ness; receipts $4,000 bushels; No. spring
81 GOAL 81; No. 2 red winter 81 $500
! 85; No. do 81 3791 87i; extra white
Sl42; No. 2 DO 81 90. Rye Steady;
western 7O(673c. Barley and Malt-Un-
changed. Corn-FAirly active; receipts
49, 900 bushels; high mixed 62tc; No. 2
53G,535c; steam mixed 5ltc; do yellow
5l3G52c; do white 5lc. Oats Stronger
receipts 5000 bushels; western mixed
33iG34ic; white western 33!CG37 tc.
Hay and Hops Unchanged. Cohee-
Demand active; Rio csrgoes l49l7c;
Iobbing l49lstc gold. Sugsr-More
dong. Molasses-Quiet and unchanged.
Rice-Quiet and steady. Eggs-FIrm
and unchanged. Wool-DuIl and un-
changed. Leather-Firm; hemlock sole
Blenos Ayres and Bio Grsnde light and
middle snd heavy weights and CAlitor-
MIS- 2OG2lc. Mess Pork-Dull at SO 10.
Beef-QuIet; western long clear quiet a;
s. 25ld,5 30. Lard-Prime steam Arm
at S725. Butter-Old western at 7G9
l3c. Cheese-Steady. Whisky-Quet
a. SlO73. Metals-Unchsnged.
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AHonRIBLE A CASE IN DAYTON.
a NuIainOus Family Physician and
A Painless Wife.

DAGTGN, o., April l4.-One Of the
most horrible cases thst stain the aunsls
of crime has occurred in ore Of the lead
ing fsmiheS in this town.
VIM. Hogen, q wealthy merchant and
with remarkably beautiful wife, is the
injured person.
Mrs. Hoglen, who is about twenty-five
years of age and has been leading
member of society and of the Methodist
Church for long time, and who has al-
ways born, spotless reputation, Is one OF
the leading characters in the slckening
affair Several years ago she became Ill
and prominent homeopathic physician
named Joseph Loves was called upon TO
render her his professional services. He
continued to visit her frequently and at
last the lsdys brothers began to
suspect thst sll was not as It should be.
They managed 10 get Mr.. Hoglen out
OF town, and the news of his Intended
absence was conveyed 10 DR.. Loves in
roundabout manner. Thinking that
the husband was out Of reach, the gIlIty
wife aud her betrsyer prepared ban
quet for themselves and expected TO pass
the evening unmolested. The wl!e's
brother had, however, brought the
husband lack under some preteXt, and
he entered his wifes room to lind q
table spread with wines, fruits and sll
kinds of deiCaCies. The doctor had
heard Mr.. Hoglen approaching, and had
secreted himself in an adjoining room.
Mrs. Hoglen told her husband that the
supper was for herself and as he did not
IS yet suspect anything he retired to bed.
The servants were acting in concert with
the lady's brothers, and n chamber
maid made some excuse for going
into the room where DR.. Loves was con-
cesled, and seeing his feet projecting
from dress which hung in one corner,
she screamed, and Mr.. HOglen coming
in, discovered all.
After struggle, DR.. Loves made his
escape through back window, or he
would certainly have been killed.
Mrs. Hoglen said that the sCOundrelly
physician had obtained an unsccOunta-
bic influence over her, and made her
do as he desired. Her friends are GER
tain that she has been continually drug
ged, and thus loves power over her
was retained. Mr.. HogIen has sold all
his possessions here, and will leave for
some unknown place to day. The affair
has created the widest excitement, and
DR.. Loves is bitterly denounced on all
sides
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sTEUBENVILLE LOCALS.

The Knights OF Pythias propose hsv-
ing the picnic of the season on July 4!h,
at Browns Island.
ProsecutIng-Attorney Ong went to
Smithfeld, Saturday, to try the effect of
country air on his health. He will not
return until the second week in April.
James a. McCsrdy, Esq, will have
charge of his professional business in
the interim.
Major Alvord will deliver lecture on
"The Record of Mlsspent Life" in the
Second Presbyterian church, on Tuesday
evening next.
Hen. +. G. Richards has introduced =
bill in the upper house OF the State Legis-
lature to authorize the incorporation Of
an ASSOCIATION to build wool warehouse
IN SteubenviIle, and TO publish literature
for wool growers.
A thief coolly walked by Telneys G.
o. d. Store, Friday evening las. took q
dress coat from rack in front of the
door, and made off with it. He has not
been heard OF since.
There are about one half the peaches
killed by frost in this region. Half a
peach crop is pretty good for this part OF
the country.
Friday morning Alexander s. Wier,
of McCoy'S Station, made an affidavit
before Justice Bright, charging w. W.
Dry, of the same place, with
assault and battery. A warrant was
issued, and Marshall CGbill went up to
McCoy's, and arrested: him. On being
brought before the Justice, he plead
guilty and was tined ten dollars and
costs. In the evening Of the same day,
Weir again put in his appearance before
Justice Bright, and fled another affidavit
against Dray for threatening to shoot
HIN. Saturday morning he was again
taken into custody, gave hearing, and
bound over TO court in the sum OF 500.
j. f. Daton appeared for the State, and
LInduff 81 Mills for the defense.
The Republican District Central
Committee will hold meeting at Bel
laire on the 4th OF May, for the purpose
of making arrangements for holding the
next Congressional Convention.
The Union Temperance Prayer Meet
ing was held Sunday afternoon in the
Second Presbyterian Church. at four
o'clock.
The Sabbath School Institute for Steu-
benvIlle district will be held on May 7th
and 9Th, in East Liverpool.
Wheeling received considerable Steu.
benville money Saturday night. The
excursion on the F., w. & X. Railroad
to see Janauschek play "Catherine of
Russia" was tho cause. 1t all comes out
of it's having a nice Opera House to hold
its entertainments. If Steubenvllle had
such an one, our citizens would have no
need or desire to go away to crafty
their tastes tor frst.class entertain ments.
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WHISKY WARM WEST VIRGINIA.
Breaking Up DisiiIIeries In Ran
dOIph COunty-Atiempted Murder
of u. y. Revenue Officers.

GRAFTON, w. VAS hprli ~
Special TO the Register.
In the last three days quite a lively
rad on the dlstilleries on Leading Creek,
in Randolph county, has been going on
Special Deputy Collectors Chambers and
Conners, assisted by squad of three
men under Deputy Marshal Letter, sent
out by General Collector Brown, oil
the Second district. After destroying two
distilleries and four hundred gallons OF
mash and fctures, they succeeded IN
capturing one Sylvester Wilmoth, one OF
the distillers at Phillippi on his way to
Clarksburg. Wilmoth gave ST. 900 bond
and was released TO ninety hours. The
party stopped for supper and were sud-
denly attacked By a gang of four men
armed with RIFLES, among whom the de-
puties recognized Sylvester Wilmoth.
They went for them and captured Will
moth. The other three escaped by swim
ming the creek, but the officers gave them
a lively salute as they crossed the creek
from their Springfield carbines.
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THE WOOL GROWERS ASSOCIA.
TION.
Election of Officers.

The delegates and subscribers to the
stock of wool growers exchange met
according to appointment yesterday at-
ternoon. Mr.. n. Wells was called to the
Chair with j. +. Hsrtshon Secretary.
1t was reported that incorporation
could not be obtained until bill now
pending before the House was passed.
The officers for the temporary orgsni-
cation were then elected as follows:
President, Nathaniel Wells, of Brooke
county, w. Va; Vice.President, VIM.
Bundy, of Belmont county; Treasurer,
j. d. Whlthsm, OF Ohio county, w. Vs:i
Secretary, j. F. Hsrtshorn, of Licking
county.
Tue following Board o! Directors was
elected: K. Vaner, Washington county,
Pa; d. S Gsult, Jefferson county, o.;
Benz. Grltltt, Hancock, w. Va; John
Medin, JetiersoH county, John Farris,
Ohio county, w. Va; VIM. Lee, Han
cock county. w. Va
Auditing Committees. n. Orr, Han
cock county, w. Va Jos. Love, Knox
county. O.; A. c. Ault, Jefferson coun'
ty, o.
Adjourned to meet at the call OF the
President.-StcuJeapiils Herald.
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MARTINS FERRY LOCALS.

The funeral OF young MiIlIgan took
place Saturday morning from the resi-.
dencc OF his father and was very largely
t,oaded. The whole community seemed
filed with sorrow. "Pe.e," as be
was usually called, was universal
tavorite smorg sll classes old and young.
The religious exercises were conducted
b7 Rev. Chslfsn:, assisted by Revs.
Weir ard Brown, of tGIs place snd Rev.
Pringle. Of Mount Pleasant, Ohio, snd
were very impressive and solemn. After
the exercises the c.skeL was placed in
front OF the house where the sorrowing
community had an opportunity of view.
ing the body. After which It WAS con-
veyed to its q1ie. resting place in Wal
nut Grove cemetery.
There will be few among Us who will
soon forget the sad scenes otthe last few
days
Parties were again engaged Saturday
sud yesterday in dragging the river for
young Crowl, bat without Success. Every
one seemed unwilling TO cease their
efforts TO recover the body.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-StroGg. North
Western consolidated gold coupons rose
to 975, and Hannibal Il st. Joe conver-
tible to SOL, on annual reports OF COM
psny, which shows an Income 10 meet
sll interest charges.
STATE BONDS Quiet.
SToCKs-Bouysnt with North West
ern, Lake Shore, ST. Pau and Michigan
Central as features Of speculation. The
movement in North Western shares ab-
sorbed much OF speculative interest and
dealing larger than of late. The rise Is
based on large and increasing earnings
of the company and prospects Of sharp
contest at the approaching election
Lake Shore, under heavy purchases, al
varced to G7l North Western rose TO
So, preferred TO 744, Rock Island lO8A
St. Paul 4St, Lake Shore 67s Ohios IL,
Wabash l9B. All stocks offered were
taken by strong parties and the market
closed boysnt. The earnings Of Toledo,
Peoria IL Warsaw r. K. increased $4,000
the first week in April. and Burlington,
Cedar Rapids ana Northern $4,000.
Central Pacific railroad earnings fell of
$4,000 in March. The Express says the
stock firm OF S. NJ. Mills " Co., which
suspended March 18th, to day con.
summated settlement with the lat OF
the creditors and resumed business, The
speed with which a settlement has been
made especially when We consider the
magnitude of the interests involved, de-
monstrates the high esteem IN which Mr..
Mills is held in Wall street, and the fact
that nearly every creditor has wiped out
his claim shows also that confidence is
lelt in the honor Of that gentleman. The
transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
Of which 5000 were Erie, $500 Lake
Shore, $4,000 Northwestern common,
10000 preferred, $500 Rock Island, d.
600 st. Paul common, 1000 preferred,
5000 Ohios, 1000 Wabash, 100 DELE
ware, Lackawanna and Western, 2O,COO
Morris and Essex, 5000 Michigan Cen
tral, G,OO0 Western Union, and 1000
st. Joseph.
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BOSS" TWEED.
Viewing the Corpse.

NEW YORK, April IA. The scenes OF
last evening were re-enscted to day, in
front of Mrs. Douglas house, IN which
the body of her late father, Mr.. Tweed,
reposes. A crowd Of anxious people
surrounded the door of the house and
blocked up the street. A policeman
was stationed at the door snd admitted
no one without pass. Many of Tweed's
old friends called. The funeral Is
announced for Tuesday and will
be private. Mayor Ely was ssked this
morning if any action would be taken
by tee authorities, and answered that be
had no knowledge whatever about the
matter, and should not taGe any personal
action.
At the time of Tweed's death petit
tions were in circulation throughout the
State, asking the Governor for his re-
lease. They were being numerously
signed, and it was intended they should
be sent to Albany next week,
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BUYING AND SELLING.
Shy APR.
Gold Touches the Lowest Point In
Seventeen Years, IOOH-GOV.
ernmGnts FIrm-h heat
Firm-FlOur Dull
Hogs STEADY.
FINAN &c.

New YORK, April l8.-Money-
At 5Gs per cent. closing st 6G6 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper st 5i(G7
per cent. Customs receipts 100000.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed S67,-
OOO CleArings 81, 100000. Sterling
dull; long 4S64; short 4S9.
The day in Wall street hiss been re-
msrkable for buoysncy iu stocks, and
the virtual extinguishment o. the gold
premium which tell to 1901. The
lowest point touched since the premium
begun, seventeen years ago.
SILvER-At London 53id; here silver
bsrs lis. green backs; ll74, gold; SILVER
coin 4Cll per cent discount.
GoLD-Opened at 1901, and closed st
1901. Carrying rates 294! per cent.
There was considerable activity esTIy in
the day, and some large lots changed
hands, in one case 10000 being sold 1t
1908 IN another $4,000 At lOOt
GeyERSMENTs-Flrm.
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FOR PRETTY LITTLE WIDOWS.
The Kind of Mourning the Style De-
mnnlH.

mRnds.
Each season shows fewer and fewer
widows caps in chspesus for young wId-
ows, in spite Of the fact that these Grape
laden bonnets are less becoming 10 every
fsce, fresh or wrinkled, without the frill
OF white afforded By the discarded cap.
The reason given for this bit Of self-de.
nial By mOdistes is that young widows
are averse 10 wearing a badge which dis
tinguishes their mourning from al others.
So It has come about that ladies young 10
years are content with three yards Of
Grape, which form veil sufficiently SIN.
pie 20 tsl both front and bsck.
This spring, as heretofore, millinery in
mourning furnishes pretty much the
same styles IS those worn in colors
Bonnets are mostly in cottage shape,
though the "Couutess of R0sebery,' or
other model, is admissible ( made Of the
conventional material First mourning
exscts Grape bonnets with self trimmings; /;
second mourning is lighteued somewhat
BY an introduction OF silk, silk flowers
aud scarce sprinkling OF jet. Black
chips, trimmed with silk ard craps are
also allowable, and in midsummer, when
heavy Grape boDnets are intolersbie,
these will be introduced fer deep mourn
ing, msde sombre with profusion Of
Grape.
Bombszine, so long the only fabric
permitted IN deep mourning, IS
now ore among several popular
msterials; Tamise and Hecrietts
cloths sre largely used with drt-
peries OF crspe. Vest fronts OF Grape
are introduced in many OF the new
dresses; sleeves are trimmed elaborstely
with the same material. Second mourn
ing allows silk trimmings in conjunction
with Grape, while little lster comes all
silk ornsmeutatiou. Wraps take mostly
the form of msntelettes, though Grape
sacques are still much worn.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April l3.-Flour Dull aud
nominal, buyers aud sellers apart; tend
ing lower. Whest-Duil, weak and lower;
No. Chicago spring 81 09i; No. 2
Chicago spring gilt edge 81 0s regular;
! O6i cash and seller April; 81 0S.
seller May No. slO2. Corn-lrregu-
lsr and unsettled, but generally lower
gilt edge S9s,; regular Ale bid seller
Asy 4lsc; seller June S4G434tc. Oats
Dull snd lower; gilt edge 25c regular
22tc cash snd seller April; 26!c seller
May. Rye-Stesdy and unchanged.
Bsrley-Firmer st 44@44Ic. Pork
Active but weak and lower 81 IS 76G
s IS cash; IS so seller May; IS 92i
seller June. Lsrd-Actve but weak
and lower at So 9066 81! cash; 81 81!
@6 % seller May; IS 97i@7 90 seller
June. Bulk Mests-Stesdy snd un-
changed. Alcohol At SSlc.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-Fiour-
Dull and unchanged. Whest - I'm.
changed. Corn-Dall; yellow 53c; mixed
SIC; seller May 52icc; seller June 62!c
Oats-Dull; white western nj S4@S5c;
western mixed 32@S5c. Rye-Dull ~
6S970c. ProvIslons-Ste Steady aui uu.
changed. Butter Dull; creamery 32(A
sac; Central Ohio, 22925c. Eggs go
Quiet and steady; western lli9l2c.
Cheese Steady aud unchanged. Petro-
leum-Dull; crude SIC; refined lltc
Whisky - Quiet and steady western
81 o..
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MONDAY night, about eight o'clock, as
MS Emma Dean, young lady who re-
Sae' 4! Judge DIlle's, was coming from
Dl'osnnsh through the brIdge, she WAS
struck on the hesi with 3 stone thrown
Ia The dark by some unknown person At
.ae , north end OF the bridge. The blow
I'..ed her TO the floor, and she was car-
''el home lnsenslble. A severe cash was
u! over the rgh! eye by the stone, which
was large one and thrown with much
.''ee. The miscreant who dealt the blow
=, ., s'',l , st large. 1t is supposed he mis-
s'0A The person he threw al, SIS Miss ID.
S Sys' not know Of an enemy that would
w lef personal harm.-MgrqaNt1lrn Post.
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CAPITAL, s25O,0so!
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, PestGis,a.
GEO. ADAAS, Cd1ht>r.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
successor 20
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELISG.

This Bank Is Organized and prepared %
transact the business OF banking In all ~
details
II succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; II owned By the same share
no dsrs, and Is under the same manage.
men.
By carefully regarding the interests ofiu
~. T sspondent and depositors, and by a
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, IL hopes 70 merit their esteem and
con 6dence.
Not - and Bills discount
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 20 check
sight, received from banks, bankers, hrm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates Of deposit issued payable on
demand, or al nxed dates.
Interest allowed on special depoS!ts.
DIRECTORS:
JoEs X. BoTsYoRD HH- y. sIhPsoH.
JACOB 3. RHODES, VIZ. A. TURsKK,
WM. A. IsETT, JOHN l.. HoBBs,
A. ". ADAks, y: Z. DEWEY,
HEsKY N. HAEPEE my
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Sudden DeaIh.

COLUMBUS, ONO, April lex
State Representsve John 6. Marshall, Of
Georget5wu, Brown county and cousin
of ex.Presideut Grant wss found dead
in bed at the Neil House this morning.
He came to the city to argue case te-
fore the Supreme Court. General ex-
haustion of the system caused his death.
Deceased held the rank of colonel during
the lste war and was prominent MEM
Der OF the legal profession in Southern
Ohio.
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From the Altar ts the GalIows

PHILADELPHIA, April l4.-Judge
Mitchell to-day overruled the motion for
8 new trial in She case of Basius Pis:o-
rius, the priest convicted Of the murder
of Isssc Jsquette in Montgomery coun-
ty in 1876, snd sentenced him 10 be hanged
Upon the announcement of the decision
Pistorius arose excitedly and accused his
lawyers of not having acted in good
faith and ssid if the Judge did not grant
him new trial he would be murderer
OF Justice. Counsel for Pistorius gave
notice they would carry the case to the
Supreme Court.
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WeatherIndIca,ious.

= WASHINGTON; April 10, l A. M.-For
ars,5 IrsIges'ee ard the Ohio Valley, partly
fS.o-ly weather, occasional rains, winds
nom ess. to south.
,,t tUf VI the Lower Lakes, cloudy weather
-. ~ ram areas, northwest winds, and sta
t"ra tIS'y or lower pressure and tempers.
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philadelphia.
DIZZY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, April lS.--pry GCcds-
Business light today with commission
houses and importers and the jobb,ng
quiet, but fairly steady. Prints in mu1
crate request. Ginghsms continue active
Dross goods fairly active. Mems wco'c.,
quiet. The Buii>ti1 Says 1000 pieces q.
W rstsd coAtinls Will be- p remptorlly
sold at auction Tuesday ne,t Foreign
goods sluyClsh
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Toledo

TOLEDO, April l3.-Wheat-PIrmer
amber Michigan spot 81 20; seller April
81 rs; seller May 81 27i No. 2 do 81 2Oi
No. red winter 81 26t; No. 2 DO
seller Nay 81 23;i No. 3 red held at
81 u; rejected Wsbssh held St 81 OIL.
Corn-Du.l and high; mixed seller June
AT; No. 2 spot 4ZIc; seller May 1915
seller June 44c; No. z white 45i rejected
4Oc; damaged 36c. OstS--Dull; No. z
ZSEc; M!chigsl 2sic.
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Pittsburgh opera House.

PITTsBURGH, April 14.-Mr. Gott-
hold has no longer got hold
of the management of the Opera House
The recent trouble with the gas COM
pany hastened his departure and ho
leaves the house with his Uncle Toms
Cabin troupe. Mr.. John Ellsler will
run the theatre for awhile. The gas is
all right once again and no trouble Is
anticipated
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Terrific Ialrnndn.

ToPEKo, April IA special to the
Commonwealth says: A tornseo passsd
over Cottonwood, on the Ssnte Fe road
last night, blowing forty.fve cars off the
track and destroying number Of houses,
and some lives were lost, and also that a
stock train was reported wrecked near
Empire.
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Installation of Court windsor 1. o.
Z.
MANSISGToy, w. VA, April Is.

II - ~ - VI 4 - " n
Editor Register.
DR.. Mayer, R. W. Il. c, R. of West
Virginia Forestry, Instituted Court
Windsor No. 26 l. o. F., of Warrington,
8. this plsce last night, with R. w. Hall
IS c. R; J. Z. Dent V. c. R; Augustine
Nay, Secretary; w. h. Hall, Financial
Secretary; Il. w. Pritchard, Treasurer,
D. W. Crow, Senior Woodward; J. a.
Hough, Junior Woodward; A. L. Besty,
Sea o Besdle; r. w. Hall, Ersminirg &
Physician. The Court is composed Cl
many of the best men in this place, snd
start off under most favorable auspices.
l sm looking after the Interests Of some
OF my insurance companies. The Dootor
and myself leave for Fairmont this
morning, More anon. }. Z. A.
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Jr., private secretary 10 GOV. hsIhe"s,
visited Lewisburg tor the purpose OF IN
specting the military company at that
place, and reports to His Excellency as
follows:
LEwIsBURG, w. VA, April 8.
To His EscelisncN II. ". Matthews, Cor
ernor Of West Virginia.
SIR: l have the honor to report that,
in pursuance of an order from your
E1cellency, have this day inspected, ct
the town of Lewisburg, Green brier coun-
ty, w. Va, volunteer company, deSig-
mated as the Greenbrier Light Infantry
Grays, recruited in and near said town OF
Lewisburg, and find, upon inspection,
that they have elected j. Alexander
Montgomery, Captain; S. L Price First
Lieutenant F. G. Brown, Second Lieu
tenant.
There appeared at roll call and in.
spectOn thirty non.commiSsioned officers
and prlvates, properly uniformed "a tulI
list of whose names appears herewith,
viz:
j. c. McPherton, Ensign; j w. A,
Ford, First SeTgeanti h. -. w throw,
Second Sergeant; A. X. Syme, Third
Sergeant; j. +. Montgomery. Fourth
Sergeant; L J. Montgomery, First Cor,
porsl; ). b. Woodson, Second Cor,
poral; II. q. McGee, Third Cor,
rorsl; w G.. Cameron, Fourth
/ Corporal. Priva.es- J. W. Arbucklc, j
A Arbuckle, G l. Austin, 6. T. Args,
britc, Il +. Bel, ". j. Clsy, James A
Church, w. G Coe, j. w. Dyche, Elliot
Dickson, T. A. Hennlng, jr, James &
Hudson, A. 7. Hill, 3. f. Kern, a. 6
McWhorter, w. NJ. New horter, VI. q
M-les, Thomas Ii. Pare, 5. K. Patton, +
l.. Warren, John B. White.
The Uniform of the company Is L. :
Cadet cloth, West Virginia gilt buttons
with gray cap. The men present an ex,
ceodingly fine appearance, and hope soon
to largely increase their company. They
are OF good msterisl, and are as fine s
body OF young men as it has ever been
nv pleasure to see. They have received
considerable snourt of Instruction, and
relect great credit, no: only upon thl
town and county, but State.
l have the honor TO remain,
Very respectfully,
RANDOLPH STALEAKER, JE,
Msjor West Va. Volunteers.