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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-02-05
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.

BY woodfd ambrino (record by Pilot J IN
dam by Orphan Boy.
-bepc years spring, handsome d brown ief
high weighing 1900 pounds, perfectly sound and since WITT vrs
bonefn excellent @ uth
ter His SIRE Wodr Bmbrno by Mambrno chef sire m Lady
Ione 22l being then fifteen o5
rd Of 22lz
1878 and two others %. his get Malice eight
ia by Woedfrd ETar1no trotted and 3inet
wears old trial in 222i Mr. Skepics dam Gac v Pilot r.
Of John MORGAN 22i and Of :174 poduo
fv F7ipb bv C,Iddut that ted sold for $500
Prncp Of Irink Old record
2:197i third heat year old record made
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-02-05
Maple sPR,NGs, Denmark, P. O. Tenn


Having examined tbs formula for the
preparation OF she InGian S+ar Remedy
manufactured b. AR i. W Wells, at Boil
var Tenn. I cheerfuly recommend it as be
ing "a gaad medicine for many diseases a4is
from inn uriIies uf the blood &c.
Rev. -. p. MALONE, N. ID.
For sale by Moore q Harvey, also T. d
Moore.
/ Manu- ,cturad and sold Wholesale AMI
Re,ul i,v F. w. WELLS,
bolivar, Tenn.
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NOTICE.

I am prepared to clean, dye, repair, rem
ovate and make new secondhand clothing OF
gentlemen. Grcese entirely removed. Terms
cheap Satisfaction guaranteed. Call 10 sec
ne at nv Office in rear of DR.. Hammers
drug store. W. A BOW Man.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-02-05
NONRESIDENT Notice.
NORTHEASTERN Notice.

~ OA-LSSS1GS0C NOC1CSs
R. A Bowden, Admir-. ct al
Heirs Of Thomas Bowden.
No 1864 II. D. In the County Court OF HArde-
man County, Tennessee. January Term, 1850
z n THIS CAUSE, AT a SALE OF THE LANDS
- Of TnOs. BOwdeu, dee, one g. V PrewItt became
the purchaser at the Masters sale of tract Of 10
OF land, at the price Of $685. fifth Of which
he paid in cash and executed his two several notes
the Clerk and Master Of this court for defer
red payments III the sum of SG2 each, with J. II.
PreWitJ and y. II. Prcwitt as his securities
Since said purchase C. V. Prewitt, J. II. Prewitt
and y. II. Prewitt have died. The estates Of the
two first named have been declared insolFent and
one has administered upon the estate of n H.
PreWitt. SaidtwO notes for S62 each, wholly
due and unpaid and are each lien on said 40 acres
of land.
A motion and application having been made in
this Court at the January Term 1880, 10 have said
lien enforced and the 40 OF land resd for
paid purchase money, it was ordered by the Court,
that notice thereof and Of these proceedings by
fuel be served upon the resident heirs Of G. V.
PTewitt and by publication TO The nonresident
heirs notifying them to appear and show cause
why said application for resale should not be allow
ed
Wherefore it is ordered that publication be mvde
for four successive weeks in the BOLIVAR BULLETIS,
notifying the uOn-resdent heirs Of c. V. PEewit dc
ceased viz, BenaDni Prewtt. Of the State OF Arka-
sas; James Hill aud VIE Matte Hill, Of the stale
OF Kentucky; I. y. Prewitt0f the state Of Arkansas
to appear At the March Term 1850 Of this Court 10
be held the lst Monday in March 1880, and show
cause if any they have, why snid motion and APP
plicAtion should not be allowed and said 40 al
| land resOld for deferred payments due thereon
This 18th day OF January 1880.
w. c. DORIOS, C. & II
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-02-05
THE GREAT CAUSE
OF
Human Misery.

Just Published, in a sealed Envelope. Price cents
A lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical cure Of Seminal Weakness, or Spermator-
Th9a, induced by Self Abuse, Involuntary Ennis
sions, lmpotency, Nervous Debility, gud Imped :
ments TO N Srriage generally; Consumption Epilep-
sy, and Fits, Mental and Physical lncapacfty &c
By ROBERT J. CULVERWE ELL, NJ. D., author #
the ''GTeen Book, :" &c
The wOrld-renouned author. in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of Sell Abuse may be
eHectUally removed without medicine and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies instruments
rings, or cordials; pointing out mode Of cure at
once certain and etectua-, by which every sufferer
no matter what his condition may be- may cure
himself cheaply, privately and radically
E9y-This Lecture viii prove a boon to thousands
and thousands, Sent under seal, in Il plain envel-
op, to any address, on receipt vi six cents or two
postage stamps. Address the Publishers
THE CUL YER WE'LL 1IEDTC4L co.
Il Ann St, New York, n. Y; Post Office box, 1856
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-02-05
Photograph Gallery
Over Gen. Neely's Store,
South Side Of court Square,
BOLIVAR, TENN.

Ben Oppenheimer, first-class Artist. Tic
is prepared toexecute Photographs, size from
card 10 Sxl0, l0x12, and larger if any casio
mer desires. Photos any size to order, in the
latest style, at reasonable rates and satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Give him an early call
Jan. 5, Il.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-02-05

It will be seen that Slzeptic is
not only well enough bred to get
tr0tters, but large enough to breed
valuable horses for all purposes.
The price of service is placed much
below what it really ought to be,
n hopes of inducing the farmers
If the county to improve their
tOclz,
"a. T. POLK.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-02-05
GRAYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE

KENDALLS Ths a Tsm"T Sn1i1 mf sBiiHs
Curb Callous etc, OF any enlargement, and WILL
REMOvETHE BUSCH WITHOUT clustering
CDh WHY or causing a sore. remedy ever
Ok d 4N discovered equals it for certainty
of action in stopping the lameness and removing
the bunch. Price 81 90. Send for circular giving
NTTD Y POSITIVE PROOF. Sold by all drug
SO@SG gists, or sent by the inventor, B. J. Ken
dali, VI. D. Enosburg Falls Vt. Berry, DemOviile
& Co. Agents, No. Public So. Nashville, Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-02-05

unD CT Send p rents in stamps currency
AAOASS1 for new Horse Book. 1t treats all
diseases has 30 enGravngs showing positions assn IL
ed by sick horses, a table of Doses large collection
DnnU of VALUABLE RECEIPTS, rules for
OWN telling the age of horse, with an en-
CRAVING showing teeth OF each year, and large
amount Of other valuable horse Information Dr.
VIM. II. Hall SAWS 81 have bought books that
paid and SO for which / do not like as well as 1
do yours" Sen FOR A CIRCULAR AGENTs Wanted.
b. J. Kendall, NJ. D.. Bnosburg Falls Vt
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C. st. L. & \. o. Railroad

GOING SOUTH.
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"a. /. JAA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13
"LAW AND ORDER"
Ye Local on the Rampage Let
the state Law be Incorporated
With the Proposed New Ordi.
nance.


Correspondence ol the Register
We do not know that the opinion Of
'ye local is debatcable. We have learned
10y experiences, however, that Il Is not
always sale 10 make M attempt 10 i'm
peach the soundnusS Of an editors
views, IN, holding the vantage gtound,
he can always have two 10 one, and u
side thrust besides. Having whole
some fear, therefore, oi editorial prcrog-
atiyc, We would most humblv submit To
yc young local that in this Republican
government the majority must rule. II,
therefore, our City Fathers should see
tit, Ia their wisdom, 10 incorporate
the State law on the observance Of the
sabbath In new ordinance on the sub
ject, It will bc the duty oi all good cili-
zenS not only 10 submit, but dutilully
~ sustain the same, TO whether this
present generation, especially the
younger portion oi Il, IN wiser than the
anciunls, IN IN sometimes clnimod, that
IN u qscstion which may safely be- ~
mandrd to thc debating society. Tho
old iogica merely ask ior what they are
determined II possible, 10 have, namely,
LAW AND ORpKg,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13
OF NOTE ABROAD.
DISTRESS IN IRELAND INCREASING.
People on the Verge Of StavatOn-Un
friendly Relations Between Ger
many and ffanee-fever
Ravages in Italy.
IRELAND
Tho Diattena Increasing.

l.oSpoS, Japuaryl2.- = Correspondents
Of the Ptcas Association IMPORT tho dis
trpas IN Ireland as increasing, Five hun
lrs,l people Of Skulcbog district, county
Of Limerick. arr on tho verge oi Aiarva.
ton They proceeded to-day In body
10 Groom, aud obtained four cart loads
oi,brcad. by hn nrgent approximation Of
their extremity. The streets ol Cork
atc patrollcd 10y mounted police, and
tlv Magistrates oi that city have paSsrd
a resolution urging greater activity IN
suppresslng demonstrations partaking
ofthe nature OF bread riots, AMI asking
lot the appointmcn, Of additional police.
Ata meeiinGal lirikrnhcad yesterday,
tie Mayor presiding, II was resolved Ia
raise subscription lot the Duchess Of
Marlborough fund
Daviit. Daly, killcn and brennan to
day received notice commanding them
10 appear before the Court ot Queen 4
Bench, Dublin. on the 10Th inst,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13
ONO.
inauguration OF Governor Eos

CoLuNars, a., January l2-The an,
augnraiinn oi Chas. Foster as Uuycrnnt
IL OHIO, and the other state officers,
took plac,' TODAY. The oath OF oihcr
was administered by Chief Justicc Me-
Ilvaine, OF the supreme Court, Their
was a largr procession. notwithstanding
the snow and clustering weather and
sloppy condition OF the streets. There
wrrr over twenty companies oi NATIONAL
Guails in the procession. Governor
Foster, In his inaugural addrvss,
recommended AN advisory Board of
papluns. called attention 10 the State
benevolent Institutions, urging cOmpcr
icut management, urg,'d that the honor
and credit oi the State should b. iaiIh,
luily kvpt up, aDd that the National
O'uhnls should be kept az 10 IL pnrsent
excellent condition.
Goyrrnut MshOp presented Governor
Poster as the man whom tho people 1T
Ohio hal selected as their Chicl cNcCu.
tive al the October election
The Governors Guarl, Oi this city,
gives the inCom,ng and outgoing GON.
cruot a grand ball tonight.
ColUam =, January l2-t;ey Poster
aud ex.GoNcrnoF Bishop aud tie mem.
b,rp OF their stall received calls ut the
GuvrrnoFs Guard bah from 10 10
O'Clock. and we're then escorted 10 a
granl banquet gwen by the State Fen.
rihlrs Association oi this city, GOV,
Poster has loas~sl handsome residence
snd Mil reside here during his term ol
oticc. The Cleveland Grays' band
s,rrnair,l seycnl State and cx-Staic
Olhcvr. tonight The inauguration u
pronounced a succcss. notwithstanding
tie Indictment xcather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13
HORRIBLE DOUBLE TRAG-
EDl.
4 Man Kills His wife for stop
ping Ills Beer and Then Sui


MhlwArKEr, January H.. -for the
past tn DAYS u mRu nHnlUl wilkinson
hal been ou a spree. Ou Saturday his
vie applied io Gcucul llinckH lot nn
order stopping her husband beer.
This beng granted madv wilkinson
nonmr aud low spiritnl, and sunday
night hr cainc 10 the city, saying in the
inmates II the house that lac must
have whisky ar hc would gu crazy.
lie ~ known lu have taken sc,cral
drinks and is supposed Ia have returned
home about y O'clock Ou entering his
sitting room hc found hi- wife sitting al
the writing desk IN = very unhappy
state oi mind. she had already written
a letter tu her sister in Chicago aud wiz
engaged IA answering an sdNctusvnenl
Tor "companion 10 sick lady.
Both Wilkinson nnd hts vile we're quick
tempered, aud hc was feeling rullcn and
bitter towards her luI having stopped
his b,s,r allowance and ehc, probably,
was thinking oi leaving him. Their
meeting was naturally not pleasant,
There were no witnesses to the tragciy
aud the manner ul the murIvr and
suicide IL mere conjecture. when
found, Mrs. Wilkinson was lying on her
face with both hands claspod across her
breast. The Jagged hole bohlnd the ear
from which the brain prulrudcd SHOWED
plainly the cansc oi hcr lcalh, The door
leading to oihubcd.room was open. OniiH
threshold lay the murderer IN a pool OF
hs own blood lie war lying Oh his
back, his lett hand across his breast
while the right had dropped carrlcssly
across lhc thigh Near him lay q I've,
chamber revolver, carrying a2 caiiblc
ball, with three loads remaining III the
cylinder. As hc FELL his heal
struck the foot ui his
wilc's bed, In which lay her youngest
child, babo oi four months. ln the
neat room slept the two cider girls one
II three the othrr oi two years OF agc.
and a ncighbors boy aged ten. Yet
these little ones slept souudly, aud hearI
not the angry words nor murlcrOus
shots. Baiurc the children Nctv re-
moved from the house tho little three
year old sirl had seen her father aud
mother, aud looking up ipnoccnily ~ a
bys,ander aid MY maInma died. my
papa made her lie The children
are very beautiful little girls and are b..
iug temporarily cared ior by Ms Shai.
Ter, who lives at the home. Wilkinson
was born Ia Leeds, England. and
served a. banlmastrr IN the Seventy
drsl Pennsylvania regiment In 1874,
be- Nas admitted 10 the Dayton Branch
Home and IN the same year traus
lcrrcd 20 Milwaukcc Mrs Wiltinson'a
maiden name Was Pagan. Her mother
aud SISTER reside ia Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13

questions AZ the Law and iacIs require
Ia the premises
The members OF the House were
called 10 or,lsr by Mr. Hale. Mr.. Went.
worth of Kittery, Was made temporary
Chairman. aud MIR Smith Clerk, WHO
called the roll oi the members elect.
All the Republicans responded, but the
funonislS lid not Elghtyfye mem.
beers II the House responded 10 the call.
aud were qualified by William Stralton,
Clerk Of the Court vi hennobeC county.
Subsequently six members, who Werc
not by the iacr oi the returns elected
on account ui defects which were
amended under the Law VI lSl{ Nerc
admitted by rcaOlution submitted by
Mr.. stout. George T. Weeks, oi All.
gusla. MAS elected Speaker. Alter pr
ganlAation Mr. Hale offered similar
resolution To that passed 10y the Scnaie,
calling iur the appointment oi com
mittcc 10 request the opinion OF the
Supreme judicial Court, as To the legal.
is uf the organization oi the llousr. In
making the resolution MIR Hale spoke ui
the extraordinary circumstances under
which they met lie said the object ui
the organization Vas 10 settle the qutS-
tion cifccting the organization Ol uhc
legislature and the state government
The House will obey the decision Of the
court.
The nriesry CaaeS
The House committcc a. investigate
the charges ui attempted bribery met
Ia the Republican hill. u X White
wAs summoned to appear. but dad not
respond lie ucclincd to recognize tho
authority Of the committee. Swan aud
Hartman reiterated the substance ol
their aiRdayitA, and statements ~ the
House with some additional particulars.
Swan said he tirst learned OF the bribery
through j. q. White. n relative Of II. IL
White.
Scion Chase testified that Swan called
on him at midnight o, the 9th inst, At
the residence VI bis cousin, '. H. Chase,
aud consulted with him IN regard To
tho Transaction, aud drew up u state
mcnt that h0 was going To take thcSl ,Om
and promise Ia do what hc was asked 10
ior the sake oi exposing the tranaac-
tiun. Chase advised hun to go ahcpl.
u appeared that NO other parties Wit
urs.vd the Transaction ia either casr.
Hartman testified that hr ut first
hJailatrd about going into the huslnrsS,
but altct consulting With Grove and
others hc concluded to do ~.
The investigation will be continued
tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13
GERM \.
unniendly Relations with France.

unfriendly Relations with France.
BgRLis. January l2.--The Russian
budget Tor 1880 shows m exact balance
bptwccn the income aud expenditure Of
the Empire, inch being GO, 0oO0O0
rohpleS. Particular attention 10 bong
pmd here 20 the development Of Affairs
Ia France. II was hoped that tine
would remove the National anlipaihics
and that war might bc altogether aN"ld'
pd, but this hope has been much shaken
by recent events In France The new
French Cabinet aud particularly
Premier De frcycinct, is mistruHi~i,
the latter bnag regarded as creature
ul Gambotia
L. Nurd, oi brussels discussing Gcr-
man migration, Hrys We doubt whcth.
or Germany will even hc IN apuHlt'rn H.
cuntend with Englsh and American IN
nucnccs IN the Pacific. state confined
within the narrow limits Oi the Baltic,
aud ponscmlng only two ports on the
North Sca, cannot counter balance ~
those remote regions lhc influence III
America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13
CHARLESTON.
Fire Reward for the Raymond
CITY Murderer.

lu Nvyky tvufivTs
Thursday last, aboat noon, the rrsi'
dvucc aud wine-hpusc belonging 10 Mr,
N. wehflc. ON the Piedmont ROAD aud
lust beyond The corporate limits OF our
CITY. we're completely destroyed by hrc
The ollircna ol East Charleston were
promlaly on hAnd aud rendered. al the
assistance In their power. but the flames
hal gaincl such great hcalway that all
efforts o. cXiingu,sh them Nerr utterly
pOseTlvss.
Mr. wchtle's l,ss II estimated at be-
tween thrro aud lour thousand dollars.
NJ insurance
4 rrNarl OF three hundred dollars
has been offered iur lh, arrest oi ElNarl
fulmcT. Who mufirrvd John Wills at
Raymond City, " Va. On The lirst day
oi January, lSSO, Thc reward H. the
ullcr oi Putnam county commissioner,
aud two lclgrs OF isld folloNA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13
CHICAGO.
The Butchers' strike.

CmCAuo. January l2--A meeting Of
Union men was held al the stock yards
to-day, lasting several houn., ai which a
committee Nas appointed 20 Nai Ga the
packers aud ask permission 90 retain
membership IN the Union In case they
vent to work. THIS was dccpls,l by q
majority Who were Ia favor oi ending
the strike In one way OF al other There
Sere about ak thousand I-crsoas st tl'c
meeting u this request is granted all
will Immediately attempt 90 gri WORK
II H. however, altogether imprOlahlo
that the pArkers wll give any 81 them
employment until they take tie iron
clAl AgrvcmenL THIS will tGcSiaaliy
bfeak np thc Ca'on.
Therr Was NJ conference bciNren ts"
Workmen's committee and the psckcts
this evening The latter rriGs.-d H.
make any agreement Ai,h Tie Uhion
representatives. bat ABnoabn~l that
they w0uA employ tie Comparatively
ice men they nos need, provided They
take the ironclai piclge. tba, theY do
not and VII not lelong 30 the Un,oa.
II 10 estimated that II The receipts Of
Aogz b~coDe very large that pcrhap.
half of Oh, vtriksss ain be slls 10 hni
Sofk. Otherwise, oaly the most expert
cutters and trimmer vlll be IN dessand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13
LABOR TROUBLES.
A General strike of Miners la
Allegheny County, Ia.

rlrrmtWCr, January IA general
strike was ordered this morning among
all the miners Of Allegheny county, 10
secure uniform rate OF ~ CENTS per
bushcl for all coal mined. u was ox-
prctrd that the miners located along the
Noughioghcny and Monongahcla rivers
would Join With those along the rail
roads IN demanding the advance, but rs
yet the strike IN manly ooniin,d to tho
railroad mines, though the mincrs aSs2-
citation claims that the strike viii he.
comc general. The indications arc that
the river operators will resist tho dr.
mnul as they have IN over supply ut
coal In the lower markets The railroad
operators who supply the local CON
anmptlon will probably yield.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13
EUGENE's LITTLE TRAr.
How % Flew Back and u mock eel
the Inventor Over.

AruusrA, Ms, January 9--rhc thcu.
~ oi many oi the outside papCrs that
Eugcn1 Hale made n mistake IA attend
ing the session Oi the HOUSE. on WcdneH-
day, and found himSrtl cntrappcd after
having. 10y his vote. assisted To- form a
quorum, does not 80 TAT enough. Mr.
Hale did not attend tho aepslVu ol Ills
motion, but as the result of u conference
at Wainc's house, and ia pursuance III
its conclusions. II Vas not supposed
that there would bc within iour ui u
quorum, aud he was sent
there tn take such action as his cN-
pericnce might dictate. II Vas sup
posed that Sir. Spruui. Mr. SNOW aud
Mr Voter hal Ocen induced, alter the
manncr described by Mr. Ssan and Nh.
Hartman the payment ~ large sums
1T money 10 remain away, and that the
Fusionist. wo1li only be able To- mus
ter Nryrnty.two votes. which, with llalo
aud Young both Republicans the one
lo make aud the other to second mo
tiuns. would still lack one Ol quorum,
aud thus the fusionists would be-
Obliged tu show their hand aud be-
checkmatcl while this MAS going on a
Fusionisi, who had given cut that he hal
conscientious scruplcs, slipped AROUND
quietly and signed the roll aud NaN
sworn In. making the seventy siA votes
urcvsary ior the transaction ol busl,
nr,s THIS was the trap Hale MAS
caught "a, and one thal bis party hal
no notion could b. sprmg IL ~ be
liryc,l that Blaine has been ialrly caught
tn the nasty hrih-ry business u Nas
he Who wrotc Swann's Hitter Ia which
that srutlrman announced he could not
enter The Stale house under
his ccflilCair, and. ia pursuance ui thc
understanding II which the letter was a
part. swan vas altcrwaul paid 81 Ooo, ~
he tcalillr,, la CONSIDERATION II hiS
pledge thai he would stay away. An
investigation, il n believed, will develop
a soo.l deal more attempted bribery than
has vet been limited at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13

ruuNuErmA, January L. The Re.
publican press of Pennsylvania has bcdn
pollcd uu their choice Tor the Presidency.
The replies ul sixty Nx Nowcd 'rpub-
lirau newspapers are aa follows. For
Blaine ~, Grant 80, sherman }, the
licld ., the best man :, the noinlnrc OF
the National Ropuhllcan Convention !.
A considerable nithbrr oi those eS.
pressing u personal preference lot Grant
name Blaine us second choice, ~ report
that the sentiment ol the Republican
portion at the community In Ia layor
ul the latter Than Grant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13
CONGRE RESSl0NAL.
WAslIINaroN. January ".
SEN ATE.

Mr.. Paddock introduced bill 10 au-
thorize the appointment Of commission
urH 10 ascertain aud report the LOSSES sns.
tained by citizens Of the United States
on account oi Indian depredationa and
to adjust the claims arising thereiorn.
Referred.
The bill for the prevention Of cruelty
10 animals Ia transportation, on motion
OF Mr.. Thurman, was laid over Till Mon
day nnxt and the Senate Commiilce
amendments 10 the Military Academy
Appropriation Bill considered. The
bill was iinally passed W reported, and
the senate went into executive session.
aud when the doors were reopened all
journcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13
DHY ooopp


Srw YoRK. January ~ - by 6csis
Business continues mDlrfair Ia all je
parinenis Cotton gpois quiet bat
very Grm. aud Ffuit ~ the lbpom. Ions
Ial". IIope. and other braohcd o,,tons
were advanced by agenla hlinlny
prints active. aud medium iancy print.
more sought ior WOODEN gods in
irregular demand but very Grn. fof
cign goods quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13

There has been an addition To the
storage capacity Tor grain here, aggrc-
eating abont two million bushels. Six
hundred thousand bushels were to-day
stored IN shipping ut seven cents per
bushel Tor transportation 10 Buffalo IN
the Aprng
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-13

ppNIGsroNN. FA.. Jssuary l2--Jos
HAlineT. VI An,lalusls, Nas committed
O. Ia,l SUNDAY evening. charr>d with
numbering jacob Gefher. Ills w,ic and
chilli calitd % so him this morning.
bat when the cell door SAs OPenc,l he
"a. ionnl dead. having cut his throat
trum ear tu ear