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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-24

FoR upwards of thirty years Mrs.
Winslows Soothing Syrup has been
used for children. Ii eorrecis the acidiiy
of the stomach, relieves wind oolic,
regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
diarrh1a, whether arising trom teeth
ing or other causes. An old aud we'll
tried remedy. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-24
Resignation Of a Bishop.

DETROIT, Mich, February 9&-lt :
Iumorel that the Right Rev. Casper Ii.
RorseSs, Catholic Bishop OF Detroit,
about two weeks since forwarded his
resignation 10 the Pope. M particular
reason is assigned Tor this important
step on the part OF Bishop BorgeSS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-24

CHCAGo. H., February Malamc
Ia Chapelle, at IL O'Clock tonight COM
pleted her task al walking 2.7u0 quarter
miles in as many consecutive quarter
hours She at once started out 10 walk
so additional quarter miles IN a. many
consecutive ten minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-24
steamer Wrecked.

JACKsoNvuLE, Fla, February 23-
The steamer Belle OF Texas, Captain
HemmenwAy, Mississippi river boat,
bound from Memphis To this port, was
wrecked in a gale AZ Mosquito, Wednes-
day. The captain and ere were saved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-24
steamer Burned.

NEW ORLEANS, February 2i-IHe
steamer Corona hnngs news Of tGe
burning OF the steamer Stella Black,
at Trinity, la, Oh the morning she had
Just arrived there with 30 bales OF o,t-
ton from Upper Texas owned by sam
uel Black, 81 Trinity. Insured, bat
and cargo valued at S3U.OuO.
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Rates on Grain nom 81 Louis 70 Ee~
York.

NJ. LoUIs, February Z5.--The rates On
grain 90 the Psst having been cut
rather mereilessly during ihe past week
by pool lines from this city, meeting
81 Their representatives wzs held yesisr-
day, and after good deal Of talking,
they decided thz, the rate on grain "a
New York should be fixed and main
tained at twsniy-nine cents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-24
PRODUCE.
CINCINNATI.

CiSciSSArI, February 22.-Co,ion-
firm. Flour steady und unchanged.
Wheat Strong aud higher; rel 81 oN'.
| U2 bill. Corn steady NJ 3Eralc.
Oats--ln god demand AT ma ~. Rye
.Nmi2lc. narlcy-Auminally un.
changed. rulk- quiet AMI regular and
held at so -. lArd Steam held at
III -: cash sale - ~, seller MAY. BulL
Meats quiet hut firm; Shoulders hcld
at ~ - cash salrs - n seller April;
short clear - j.. Bacon quiet hui
finn at il@ ilwji. Whisky quiet q,
~ ~. Buttcr steady aud unchanged.
Iinsccd Oil--ln mir demand ut hhc.
Hogs Demand lair AMI prices higher,
common - iu,,; 81, light - hO" u;
packing ~ ljc,i 10; butchers ~ 10"
1 60: ,cyiptS l,Sa0; shipments 2ln
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A GIFT
WORTHY OF A R0THSCHll0
EUa
Q a g CO a t.

4 oopT II BNowS's iLirstHAT.p HGaEDvs
EtAN AIAASA' lof is5p together ahb AnoP1 Oi
his illustrated f-r~r. the GSOstse Nosib
which IL devoted ~ natural hlstsiJ' ~ bs -shi
To any ono fne Aho VII -snd ht sfdn~- Dn
one osni rspstzl card Adfn-s DG 70 y. bsDSr
q Grand "a Jcrsy CTS " j.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-24

cTlDIN KEMFDY FoR BALDNbSs.
ouhIL PnecnpttDu TESs Ia any Ief~,i,
Who " llI nyfcp b. Iay ~ gicn HeE growth ol
Hair Mhi.ker at Nustzrhss 1. actually Pio
dunej sASpkRsOs a 90, Z Clinton Piaos.
sss Yoft ofXreos
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-24
HOUSE.
West Virginia Visitors.

Mr.. Wilson moved that the privileges
Of the floor be extended to the Speaker
and members of the West Virginia
House OF Delegates in the city. Adopt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-24
THE STATE GRIST-MlLL
cR,ynS Steadily ON WASHlNGT0ES
BIRTHDAY.

In senate Refuses to Concur in the House
Amendments 10 the Judiciary Bill
The House Asked to Recede-Ihe
House Reads the ApPro-
pnation and Elm Grove
Railroad Bills,
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Probable Death OF the Ameer,

TAsHKESp, TU-EEgT,S, fcbrury 80. -.
A letter from the Russian military sur.
gcon in attendance un shere Ali, was
received here this aiternoon. II j. dated
TaskOurgan, February 18Th, AMI con.
tains news Of great Importance. The
surgeon writes that the Amecrs life ~
despaired of, gangrcne having attacked
his whole lett side. II is therefore con
sidered probable that he il already deal.
The Afghan ambassadors are e,Pected
b. arrive at Tashkcnd tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-24
Contested Election Expenses,

WA>uINGrnN. February 22.-Thc
House Committee on Elections has
agrrel t. report bill limiting the allow
anre Tor expenses incurred IN contest
ing seats in the House 10 81 ,OOO IN each
case alter the present Congress.
Bill to Prevent Expectation OF Diseased
Cattle.
WASHINGTON, February 22-The tul-
lowing is bill of the Treasury Depart
meut sent 10 the Senate to-day, Tr1sard-
ins the expectation OF cattle;
b. L sisari,i e., That the Secretary Of
the Treasury he and is hereby author
lied 10 take such steps and adopt such
measures not Inconsistent with the prO-
visions of this act, as he may deem ne
cessary to prevent theexPortatlon from
any port in the United States To any
pert in foreign counties Of live cattle
afflicted with pleuro-pneumoniA or any
infectious disease
SEC. .. The Secretary of the Treasury
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Not Dead. tut Severely Ioured.
General Fossixn sO,ss.

The Duke d Newcastle i deal.
The yellow I,Vsr u increasing in RiO
JAneiro, deaths daiiy L-ins ifvin five to
ten.
Dr. Butt has r.ignesi the leyier.hip
Of tlie HO!He Rglcrs- The Doctor j. ia
bad health.
An early rupture is predicted between
GAmbstta, President Of the Chamber 81
Deputies, and his Republican following,
in consequence u his severe discipline
in the Chamber and the rieor with which
he prevents Interruptions from any
quarter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-24
Papal Affairs.

RoME, February 23.-The Pore, To-
day, received the representative Ui
number of Catholic publications is,u~l
in Europe and America, and a,hlr.rssd
them ON the influence anl mission ~
the press. H. incidentally statei iha,
temporal power Wa. Indispensable to
the Holy S,s. Tue Pope very cordially
revived Marquis de Gabriae, the French
Ambassador, whn pIe.-nl,7l tie Oihcial
notification of Greyy's election to the
Presidency Of Trance.
, 1879-03-01

Nf,e fUrk itffer 10 HRlfoH Tttast.
Has th9 story OF WILLIAM bluek'A first step III
depicting HcntIl character bren told III print
thlMK not, anil at oil event1 It's present recital
may bs relied upon as autlenttc. Tor tAb Keutlc-
mau who told 1t to me tho oll.rs duy was for.
the sketch referred t0 appeared. IHlced, 1t VIA
he who suggested ~ tlIe Low celebrated noyr!-
lst that be should give In thu column known as
"Starlighth sDme description Of The scenes
with which be was 50 familiar. "WhY not de-
scribe IL lllgh!an4 wedding ~ hu satl. "lt
would 10 very sftnple,h waa tllt reply, HthrY
all get dEuuk.h Uat, u0ne the lcss, iiB took tlu
alvleo, nl,I ~ Highland Wedding u was u sue
coss Ilo followed this up viii, ollcs contrIbtl.
tiuns Ia tho sntnc felictnua vein, but Just tpu
tbs FraHc0.FrusAlan war bruka out, sud
Blacks knowledge Of German kugseAtel thAt
hs would te 4 good person tu send us the Sidr'x
"own corsespondcnt.n W, lnsfrcI, hH proved,
and, after that. the dclugs of ponularity. His
Nstoek VIII 20 Ill even higher tlan IL Is III
England, now TINT Il IL announced th4t h1
sharcs with Wilkle, Coltns tllr hURur VI SUPPLY
ing tls Queens fasoslte novels. fersona!ly,
nlack fs al agreeable gentleman, who dues not
impress es,a - bs!nK very n1ucl1 u man q t!'a
world. IIo Hcara Klasses and rather Acrcu
brown H.ustache. a.ltl hiB tIco ~ alMost a. red
rs boiled lobster. liz docs not stne III GtE-
crnl conversation, aud wtlun he was heru Ills
chief fratt sctned 10 Ga uncommon nplr0eiA
tlun Ut " Western" wilt. The burlington ItaNe-
en- maufs productions gAvo him uuskGakAlla
tuy, uull he Quoted newspaper tGnls ot that CHAR
ucter with xest tIIAt knew no bounds.
grlcYo to say, also, that he not only remembered
but ueclaitned couplets fruln EuAllsA bur
lasques,-u siQu Of intellectual Mcuknexs. Still,
eiuce We hear tint Trnhyson tella coarse stories
, 1879-03-01

The Fiftrenth Wnrh Ncnnhljtnu Cfuh hrId n
oo,I,,r T., r,,x u.,, ,o.t sro,,t,,,, ,f,,,r
n'ect"'E ~ fo'1 Hal an'I e'eo!tR' 1lenF' f'E'e@
haFlt tn tic thalr' Inc i'rat thl'ls III oFaer was
the opening Of the Ciut roll, a1Hl several new
e%oess 1se, were auaea was
W NV sueet s.'as ~. so''sto 'nuu'1 ~, ~ ny
polniea .ton' thAt 1'ao 10 confer Will LUG Ne1'-
ocrattc Club with view OF Joining together In
tho cleution Of MI Alderman. hut this resolution
drawn.
The following resolution was submitted BY
Johu Z. barker, and adoptcd:
WHEREAS, An election for city officers Ia ctnso
at hnnd. and l.cuuhllcan Convention IL sonu 10 10
held TO uun.inatc standnsd.beatrrs for thu tv.
, 1879-03-01
BUTTER, CHEESE, AND EGGS,

MANCHESTER, To-, Feb. 2S.-Thc Northern
Iowa butter, Cheese, nnl Etg Association,
which l,as becn III session hers lilo past three
days, adjourned sins s!c nj Q q. IN. Tho Con-
ycntion is pronounced suctcss in every par
tieular. Tho attendance was !argc, ani much
valuable Information was ciirlteti. To-day
chccse-lnakh,g and the breeding a,el feeding uf
dairy cattle oecupicd tho attcntton OF tho large
uu,,icnco. T!,c appoIntcd Col. X. N.
Lst.les, of Scott County, dclcga.e to tl'p grcas
international show Vi tho Isuyat Agricultural
Society Of England, which n'eets III .L.on.lon
June ~ aml continues TIL Juty 7. Cnl. lAttlrr Is
thu Secretary OF thu Association and Of 1.u Nh
ttoual huttor, Chersu II Eug Association.
luwa Association Will no llota ut Monticello,
Jones County, Feb. IL. Quo hundred and
clEhtv-two creatncries nn,l lalrlcs wCro repre-
scuted ut the Convention th!a year.
, 1879-03-01

OPINION or THE SUPREME COURT.
Following is tic opinion OF the Suprcme
Court, written by Ar,Justcc Crate,t in Tho case Of
lin ,,,rr,o,r,oI Ioogro Aa.,ci,tio, ~ a,nn,,,o
reversing u'e uce'sson OF Jnaeo 1soeers tnado ID
December, 1871, by which the Company was
forhiudcn to do business tn the State, unless 1t
coo,u]ted with some requirements Of tl,e Iusur-
anre ga laN. Ill.
Thcinformatton In tllis case was h'ed under
Secs, mud Of an act to organize and:rcgulato
,1,c busIuess of lifp In nsurance, approycd Nnrcl
neSo,a .nx itf..,n.n,anr. T. com,,uv oos, ,n,o
oneratIon MI ni,dsr tha INV Of lbfs Stats ,,n,nntco
can.tal Of ut euat 81 co. 600 shall be aid }i money
1nd inyo,ted In stocks Of tho United 6tAtcs or this
mated at tllelr maIkct value. or In such otler
stocks or securities a. may DO approved by tho
Auditor OF Public Accounts. or In 1ortuagcs being
nrst ens On real estate IN IT, state the ssid real
!oanca lneEson. "!th a9stsact snaMi's soon t!tle
Hsr p,tn unu rsptvns ~ ia vns ~ sstI ne
CIV. .' "1' >S'''"A " Va. '@''' - 'A'@ ''0f'
H., no,tcv aa,, he fa.ued until cestftcoto from
,hS Apai.or as Se een obtanua antforiznr snei,
company to issuu policies. Thu Auditor sh11l ex-
amino tho capital, ami maturity Of ha Directors
shall make os.h that tug money ,as eesn a!d ~ by
tho 1socshoders towarsss taymont ot thsr respect.
t.e sats. o1d no. for sny Gthar r9spo's; snd !hst
.,s, 'neMueu ~ ~, % ~ sa' H. fnx.t. - ."s .n"as
~ -. T. .. .Ms ~ h,t ~ w '''''" a. 'e4"1sa
In t,,a JrcIgion Of tl,o aucsttop presented by
INC demurrer 10 tae p'eas u WItI not w. nsecs;
n.; - s as 1 @,us ~
ee aes a i.s s1s'usss W atn
or wnatier i ou mirt amSraco % Insurance. pa'. p".
nanos % Of a - nursiy ,ont,'ai charactsr. wSiaf,
Aa1 W ,, VI .ap.a. ! Nv ~ ~
tosu"teos .''ts ~ .. "nssn suaSes pIus!hr ~ shn
.,,,sn, ~ ~ ssas ~ ss,.,, " -, WY ~ 10y ."I
. y, K. r. H,as a. .ey !tas oSsu tmu IT,! ~.
, 1879-03-01

Los Angeles protcst-An abduction Case
1'recn,tt1onnry 31ansurcs,
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. as.7,--'llle City Council
ofLos Angeles Yesterday adopted the following,
and tclccraphcd It to The President:
"Tl.e people Of the pacIIi3 eoaat Iare had s!r-
ty yeass' experience with the Chinese coole
slavery, and they ought to know something OF
its practical working, u,al tl,cy ask protection
against the fearful scourGc- Our Eastern brctil-
reu In general do not undusslan1 this question
practically, ms they llayn had no slirl, experi-
encc. Therefore their clanor Is scnsclc.s.
President Lincoln killed AfElean elavcry after IT
had attained gigantic, proportions. President
Haycs now has power 10 scotch, If moi to forever
stranglc. Asatlc slarcry on.our shores III It's tn-
fancy. In behalf Of the people Of our city aud
Commonwealth, wo fervcuty hut respectfully
beg that be will not loso the golden opportu-
nity," IT.
Signed by The Mayor anlsCoupcil OF Los An
Eclcs.
San FnANclsco, Cal, Feb. ga Virginia
City dispatch says Chinatown l,ns bccu In COM
motion oil day over tic abduction OF q Chinese
woman. Tho officers who went down to rescue
her wero fired uuon by the trhinesu with Slot
guns. They returned the ire With rcrolYcrs, md
dispersed TIC Chinese. 1lc woman, who was
tukcn by The police, was married this aiternoon.
Tho couple asltcd to be'a,lowcd to spent the
honeymoon In The County Jail, as they wcro In
icar Of bolng killed. Considerable excitement
prevailed. Tho Chinese nra!n attnckcd tho
officers this oyuninE, who wcut utter The Wotnan's
clothes. II
In anticipation Of the vctosof The Anti Chinese
bill tomorrow, mud tic possibility Of a disturb
anco eusu!ng, Gen. sicConb, acttug uu1er H.
etructions Of tho Governor, tus PLACED il guard
over Nil the nrmories OF militia. It is not known
tint III uofng ts he Is influenced oy tllc knowl-
edge Of any .pronoscd movement OF scrtous
nature. 1t IL probably purely precautionary
measure. There Is good ground lor tlc belief
ihat at tie present inncturo OF political a!falrs
III the Htate. tho leaders Of tile workLngme.
md their followers Will be among the tarat to
oppose any yluient aettun. In sotna quarters 1t
ia considered probable th9t crMtuas might
seek to IHake The veto eause for creating dis
turl,aneu, with view 10 plunler, but any
demonstration from that qttarter would be SIM
1nartly sqnelci,ed ut the p0Iice headquarters.
Not rlillp Ut excitement fs allseerntb1c. unl
alt knowledge OF anything afoot ttullng to a
breacl. Of tilu pcacr ls uttcrly uiaclalmed.
, 1879-03-01

,TA1EA11sG;.
4 j. u. HAVEItLr....,,Fs FspprtctuF and Manager.

ILL j. H. aAVEIslf..... .i'roprtctuF and Manager.
THE GREAT NEW YORK SUCCESS.
TIE FuFULAH SATURDAY MATINEE AND N1uTfT
THE SEW infkK kTASDANn THEATRE IN.
0Taud production Ut Mira Efe Henderson, grest drama
AI4MOAT i LIFE.
Pfayed over threH months At Standard The4tec. New
York CITY, and Ettgn 9en viii io entire Original Ca:
Maud TangGr. Etntly 1sfg Ytrz1nta buchanan, saaa
ton. Il A. WssssF gn,snyus M 1 1LeyTck Harry 1slnxe.
ta!!. f. u. slcpbrns. IL: A: Ne&ver Jr., W. Miller,
.J. l!tabyn. +. taErnct. Il. Munr.n.
1Iailnees wednesday Ind Saturday At1.
, 1879-03-01

Give Fowlcr's solution, one drop t1lrcn Tunes
q day Tor three days, then iucressu tho doso by
QUO drop every threo days till intolerance Of tlu
remedy follows, Amply lhe following locally:
Arscntous acid md nluTtato tDurphin, each O.a4i0
Euun-Arabtc, 13.00 gram1ncs; mix. At t1rst
spTIAkla only littls upuu tic ulcer, gradually
!ncreastn. the quantity 10 teaspooutu1. This
oSerco'ncs the ulor, ca4scs har.l eaehaF to
, 1879-03-01
THE COURTS.
Callaghan After q Habeas Corpus
Judgments and New Suits.
Decision OF tho Supreme Court Regard
ing the Commercial League.
>CIIICAGO.
THE Fft)KY.tTY.

ftFI1fsAf4f1.
THE rtpEL11r.
V. a. Turptn, Nccciver OF tic Fidelity say-
,nya Bank, filed q petition yesterday setting
mi thnt a,nnnr tho assets in bts hau,t wcro
ous ,ns.. tnr ar.s, nv.mn LIS 1,as'
nrd sor',rc1 hv tr,,.,,drca on rot : 1,,acl. ~
""1r as- nN,' ~ -. w. '','' y 800
III lepnuale' ooaeh Is 'FFeS1otslo'e aao ahaoic
10 pay, hut hc ollefs 10 give S'so eash aftti Ills
two notes los wv more, payable III ono nn'1
two years, sceurcA bg fresl, tr,sat-dccd, II the
Receiver will cancel his old notcs for x5s2. md
mr. Tu+nIn thinI:a thc cnn,nrntntsc ai,o,,Id In
ri ,r,. 1,rccivcr n.n h,,du M ina
North CLARK street, with the lot. appraised At
NJ onc nnncar. ,r,,,inc N nov IN onnro,scf,
value. but John Schultz has offered to give $500
III b3eks Ut the bank for The equity Ut retlemp-
ttou.-,hst IN. tran.icr rook, rrnrc.nntInr
sl,11i.ll IN paymeot,-an'l Tic Receiver thinks
s's rS t% yes. er n ' fa' % ..rrI. nv,
ofuefsu Inc comptomlao n, ~ 70 os 9 saFF'eu ou' uh'
less objections are filed IN ten days
,r, ,...t u,>...,, u.,.,
",.,,-,. ~. ... A,'
aon . - en'as.a"' sas 10y sums 'es1e.uas
n s s !" re- ,s:ssfa o see D ~rs Ssts
as ees M. oesa IN ~ a we ,t'G a rts e bs,s
a p1e M aso H at tic aas x Ss aed
10 paY hls boarl. as required BY statute, In atl-
vance, nm hive only deposited q In each case,
in thtse i've rronn,ls Go thinks G;s Imprisop.
,,,nt ,sJ q i,s@s, nuI .sks N hs .iisrsr9cS liz
also states tlat 10 il poor, p'd without any real
Or @ personal es.ate' 60 at 10 eao"ot e'ea pay
>@'~ ~ ~ DIVORCES.
rames Nixon filed q bill for divorce yesterday,
r,. rru, lie ,vife sarah win hahitun, drunk cn
, 1879-03-01

chloroform onec, but not 10 tell for whom hc
got It. Th1s wns given to Mrs. Meyer several
ttnlea the Sunday night hcforc her death She
was very s!ck, nl'l did not recognize hin. lie
was not presented from visiting iitr when si,c
was sick.
Tie rourt then adjourned IN 10 o'clock this
morning, when the examination will bc con.tn-
, 1879-03-01
In order to bring himself down from 4 pitch OF
cxaltatsan, Atr. William Black may Be forgiven
Ills partlaIty for weak puns.
SPORTING MATTERS


Enec9aF Hffrdtch to 2hs Tribune
KALAMAZOO, M[ch., Fob. 23.-J. II. Webb,
quite noted pedestrian. commenced At 9o'ciock
last night to walk 120 miles ia twcnty-four
houra. fic made hls 1rst mile Ia eight minutes
and ten seconds. lie made bis eighttsth mile In
fifteen hours, and bis 10othin twenty-five hours.
Ills tooth mile war made IN Just ten minutes.
Tile smatlncsa Of the crowd and consequent
lack Of cncouragcmcnt caused him to announce
at o'clock that be should not attempt to make
tic 120 miles before Q o'clock. lie assured
the audience that be could easily make
tic number Of miles X any tnduccmcut Was
offered him.. lie made h!s lt2d mile shortly
alter o'clock, nnd Eellnquished his attempt,
diaHnstctl with the patronage he received. tlo
leaves for Chicago to-nlght, and commences his
wvl-known trip 10 San Aaton1o, Tcx.,, on May
next. lie Is 10 leave 'rns TRinuNE building,
.orner Of Madison and Dcatborn streets, ard
take IN Joliet, Kankakeo, indianapolis, Nom
pills, Mobile, New Orleans. Houston, and SaE
Antonio. The total distance Is 2 $50 miles. and
be fs TO make he trip In torty.1ve days, e1clud
ll,g Sundays, an arcruge OF fifty miles day.
The walk Ia for wager Of 81 COO.
, 1879-03-01

sa,nt nv H.. ansn ~ ;"c p,aeo ~ sse ="
1sl,tnrnt in fic rsfrsrinrv rnnrirt. who % nTc mn
II, t,n ,",vnr tfar .,s,I,nt T., ",,"ir oir.
scnarnion fror, o,,yai. st, Hxnrv.lvEthnt m %
,',t"r nyl,.im fs,5,,. W. n''n .rori n ~
further ,irnr,vniso I'm rh;ri ,,,nv ,,nlcr1,, wbrr.
fnstcn,i nf bfinw f,,rnsi,r, viii rnt. tpv nrr
In,1y In. Svnr Tisrc"o., w T., ,orv Ia .a."s
.tosr ~ I'm .;,n, oH ai. u na n,
oecatonnlIy Il "a ioMm'i aIrjsni;n r., hti,,, iis
unr,,jy r., liz Wi, hv ,ncons NJ n cha,n ~" n,n1
iarrr ir.,n rtnr rie ,,nnrr rn1js H. nro aI., lara
nm1 wni.itoh,nd t,,t ~ fn.n,.ci ,stt1, no,s Es
ara I.r nT,tnnry ,rfs"n ,l,,'e' ,c1s ,,"'l T.
Mil srrrrinr fr'n r'ie,no1,.r,, -, ,u,,r m IN,
tlre.l, tiis hi cnnli f,ot wniis in its lard cun-
virt's Sims wtihn,,t n r"infu, " trimn,,sI hc wn.
nnt n,a. in riini, i,'.. " '1 Ia1;Irr inahmT n thr
,nncr ,1cr' mi wns nc,iw ,,i,rsi i, .,nc ~ fe
i,'wrr ccjis. Tl,e bcavr ,ia,,i,ic innra rnsrd On
ihcr we.oiled hinges, lie kcss performed il,cir
si,Ie wnrl,1 ,vns tbc iirht or INV l,reakim, in
ti,ro,,rh ti,c iran. n.tarrci h rln1ow' wy ''s'' -
.,...
o,,.,,.,. 1hs 60 LAST [,'.,s v,slr.
lIe nttle nart} from Clicaaq, however, "
Sy u ss MnSe ~ 10 tha
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Themselves, Capt. Frank, with tnc consent Of ,tc
nepn'y Masusn. rt, Enye ANGEL sHaI msIatile
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, ,,if fnr ~ a ~ ,,, e
frank Returned tn Il % to ujm % ho appcarc.i doi,sntci
~ ". ~ .nuuEne ''al ie colo ha'o a"o fc'ata t"e
4'tIto Ks, 1nr,nen.n. .c,'ss.s,.. ,.., ,,,
ns Capt, Frank tore himself away: Angel
ereeteta nm w'to msa1sS erasn q tnc nnu;,
nnu, ,s W." ~. vncc WttGn ocl1aFua yeIy !!stie
en!otlop' out more ol nFmness nhd lhtchset'css,
sata:
"tiood.by, old fellow. Tell the hogs keep
stl'l uupcr lip, alu anl wearing the clothes l
carncd."
And, With cordial shake Of t,e hand, the
reporter returned Ills goo1.by and left him.
NO ASSIGNMENT
will bc made for him for ecvcral days. Indeed,
1t Is now thought tint be will 90 to tho prison
hospital for w,c, on account Of his rlicuna-
tfstM, ntnl remain until he Is bcttercd There IL
, 1879-03-01

THE TRIGGER.
The animal meeting Of the Kennirolt Shoot
Ing Club. Which was IL have been held yester.
day. will take place at . o'clock this afternoon
at Thomas gun.store, No. 1914 South Clark
HtrUct.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-29
Somebody's Darling.
4 Siory That lay Dc Pal ef Interest %
Some Southern H0me.

4 Ssary That llay De FM ef Interest %
Some Southern Home.
II. Hammond 10 Philadelphia Timer.
The battle Of Shiloh was fought on the 6th
aud 7th days Of April. 1862 On the 9th. ci
that month with party If Federal officers !
was visiting tie feld, aud short distance 10
advance Of where the maio action had been
fought. in an open space. which had escaped
the flames that hal swept over portion OF the
ground. we discovered a dead fair-haired south
ern soldier. apparently not more than eighteen
years Of age. bis clothing consisting of loose
Jacket. blouse aud pants, Of plain home-spun
material, either gray or brown, aud s'gueh
hat. lie lay upon bis back his right baud e%-
tended out toward his 9mOke-stGined musket,
which. with his powder blackcned lip: aud the
nearly empty cartridge box, were mute evl-
dence that he had faithfully done his duty Gs
A soldier. The trunk of dry tree, about
eight inches 10 diameter, which had been sew
cred hy a cannon shot, lay directly across his
legs. Immediately below the knees. BIDDING him
firmly to the ground This had evidently &C
CURED after death, as there was no indication
of & struggle or of suffering.
Que Of the party observing something pro-
trnding from the dead soldiers blouse above
the belt. stopped and drew forth a knit blue
yarn mitten, on the wrist of which was en-
broidered in yellow yarn the name,
"W. HALL"
The mltten was al back upon his breast
and we passed on. As reached the fringe Of
underground that hemmed in the small open
space in the timber turned 10 take last look
AZ the silent sleeper. and the scene was al i'm
presive one That calm young face turned up
10 the bright sunlight. the long auburn curls
living in confusion around his head, with the
back ground Of shFu5bery. now green with
coming Of spring presented sad, quiet PIC
tnre-such a peaceful contrast with the dread
surroundings OF the burned. blackened bodies
Of men and horses. shattered trees, broken ar
tilerv carriages and equipmeute-an oasis, as
il were. amid the wreck Of battle that. after
lapse Of sixteen years. II hos remained vlvidly
before ne. Perhaps through your paper this
NAV reach The notice OF some Of the friends oi
the persons uamed.
Although cannot recolect that there wGs
ANYTHING on the body 10 indicate the regiment
10 which " W. Hall belonged, tho iupres-
sion left up ny mind is that he was from
Mississippi. lie WAS doubtless somebody's
darling, who. equipped BY loving hands. aud
followed by mothers ble-sing. wen, forth to
The wars 10 be ihenccforth numbered among
the uureturuine brave"