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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-23
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New CunnxRLAsp, w. Va, October r.
Last evening there came 10 light an episode
that scarcely has parallel In this section
of the county, to say the least OF it The
story a elected to confident is about q
follows: It seems that for sometime pas'
two of our classical young men have DO
como ensmoured with the youth and beau
ty Of a couple of 0hio's fairest dauSntefs,
and in accordance with their won't nAso
heen spending q good many evenlnss an
the Buckeye State OF late. IL also aPPoas
that thew sometimes allow the evening 70
become prolonged into the wee sma hours
of the morn, in hopes, as they have saio,
that they could view with an unbecioueea
eve the celestial visitor in the dawntng OF
the morning light. A few nights past on
returning home. the fog had settled down
in dense bank, so much 30 tnat
"a thew termed Il, they could cut it out 40
chunks. They hove out from the ONO
shore in their small skif. and thought soon
TO land safely in the western part OF the
old dominion, but they calculated oeyono
their reckoning. Not having prepared 10.
such an emergency they were without cnars
or compass, and IL was soon demonstrated
beyopd apy doubt that they were lost In
the fog. Fearing to make too much noise
for fear OF awakening the curiosity OF some
early riser, they rowed away not knowing
whittier they were tending. After keeping
up the rowing for some time, and not ma.
ing land from any quarter for which they
might pull, il became more and more crit
icaI At last patience became exhausted,
and after discussing the prospects and their
whereabouts, got into dispute. and from
a dispute into q wrangle, and finally into
blows: and there in the midst OF dense
fog, out on the waters OF the oeauuiul
Ohio, two lovers who had but short
time before been fast friends were
now trying to pr4nmel each other because
neither could seemingly exticate the
other from their lost condition. But rea-
son again assembled the throne, and cessa.
ton of hostilities was commanded until
they should get on terra firma again. Tney
then made an extraordinary effort and this
time they found that the water was eT-
tremely shoal and got sight by which
they found land, but when they were there
they were as much at a loss as when they
were out on the water. After reconnoiter.
ing for some time they found they were
on the head of Browns Island, six miles
from home. and hungry, tired and skin
10 row ND stream. About Z o'clock they
put in an appearance here in town, but
we're shy about saying whore they had been;
but, you know, boys, things OF this KIND
will out. Moral-Don't try to cross the
Ohio when the fog Is so thick.
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brewer Lsses s.e which He has net

A Drover Leses GO which He has mes
Recovered
Yesterday morning jesse Guthrie applied
10 Captain Bennett, desiring the arrest OF
one Frank Gibson, Of Cambridge, who had,
he claimed. stolen $40 from him. Guthrie
has lust come from Texas, and 10 stopping
al the Rine House. Yesterday morning ne
got TO talking horse and offered TO bet 80
he had pony which no man in Wheeling
could ride half mile. No one
accented his wager, but Gibson got
10 Exhibiting tricks with o half dollar
FINALLY he borrowed so Of Guthrie TO beta
man present he could not ride the pony:
The man declined, and Guthrie demanded
the return of the money. Gibson SAID ne
would return il in o minute, nut started
out, Guthrie in pursuit When GIBSON
passed through the door he closed ana nelo
It. and told Mr.. Rine, who happened along.
that one of his boarders was unruly. kline
entered and Gibson made OF with the
money.
This was Guthrie's story, and be wanted
Gibson arrested. Capt Bennett telephoned
10 Martins Ferry and Marshal Hanson was
notified. He had beard OF Gibson having
been seen entering Bernard Sheekey's
house and thither he went. Sheekey
answered the rap and said Gibson was not
there. Hanson said he knew better, and:
entering. found his man in the cellar and
lodged him in Jail. He had no money on
him when found.
When his man was secured, Guthrie did
not seem so warm in his intention. BE
went away without doing anything, and If
he does not prosecute this morning Gibson
will be released.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-23
IN A FURRY.
The President and Cabinet Excited
over the Star Route Investigation.

over the Star Route Investigation.
WASHINGTON, October 22.-There is good
reason to believe that the President and
Cabinet are determined to have something
to say regarding the present Star Route
trial. 1t was lesIned tonight the subject
was brought up in the late Cabinet meet
ing, and there was expressed strong reel
ing that the administration was in fair
way to be injured by the course of tho De.
paftment of Justice. Secretaries Freling-
huysen and Lincoln suggested that Attor-
ney General Brewster be asked to present
the result OF the investigation and the
plan of the new trial for the information
OF the Cabinet and President 1t Is
doubt be glad to do so. It is not
known whether Brewster was telegraphed
for or not, but it Is known that at late
hour he concluded to come on from Phila-
delphia, although short time before he
had sent fer an important paper to be ex-
pressed to him. The first thing to-day he
made hurried examination OF the state
ment prepared by Wells in answer to the
charge of bribery, and carried it with him
to the conference with the President and
Secretaries Frelinghuysen and Lincoln. or
late Secretary Frelinghuysen is known to
have expressed the wish that there would
be no further necessity for trying the cases
in the newspapers. Beyond that nothing
can be ascertrined OF what took place. Sec.
rotary Lincoln. however, who had intended
to go West tonight, has deferred his pro.
posed trip, and Attorney General Brewster,
who promised to give the statement for
publication tomorrow, now says that 1t
may be withheld for several days, and ru
NOR has il that the entire matter will be
read in the next cabinet meeting before it
is given TO the public.
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c.rn;o, seryices were held at the
n IA Cburcb. Yesterday. The Presiding
cider. Rev. A. r Chapman, ASSISTED tne
nastor. Rev. 4. 3. Jones.
Patrick McDonaugh will shortly give the
postoface building thorough overnaui-
f.vis infant son of VIM. Donovan, was
christened by Rev. Father Tenony, yes
terday morning. u.n
we;seerber. Briceland boat race at wells,
burg next Saturday. Tie John Tomas VIII
leave Etnayille at P. N.
SAMMY Woods has accepted q posaton
in E G. Boyd's store IN
The Rollers at the Laughlin Mill cannot
make enough iron for the factory, and IRON
il bought from other mills. The WORK OF
building the new furnaces will begin I'M
mediately.
Callers residence, in Clarks Aoditlon,
Saturday night. Good time.
George Veany has returned from Indian
twenty self-feeders are in operation at
tbe Iauehlin Mill, and are doing first rate
Kirtz McCue. OF. Mt. Pleasant will shortly
oven a grocery in Thos Watkins old stand.
The G.. A. r. festival promises TO be
grand success.
Rev. z. r. Jones preached at Deep Run
Yesterday afternoon. :.
Mr.. George Whites tenant house In
Paull's addition, is under roof. Many mora
houses are needed in this enterprising lit
tie city. MIN.
Eight lots have been purchased in Paulrs
edition for the new Eastward school build
inc
The Elson Glass Company has purchased
the Clark's addition school building and
will convert it into offices and sample
The Oscar Wild club will go to Wells
burg next Saturday and play the Wellsburg
City club.
The NJ. Z. Parsonage is enclosed.
Misses Minnie and Lille White, OF
Wheeling, are the guests of Miss Annie
Woodruff.
Mr.. Ross McKun, of the clerical force OF
the c. & P. road, starts to Wellsyille, Mon
day, to resume work after weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss Lou Paxton, of Pennington, is the
guest Mr.. Frank Alexander.
Mrs. Thomas Robbins is still very low
with consumption.
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BELLAIRE.

Mr.. James Benson is running the lower
ferry in the absence of Mr.. Frank McJl-
ton.
Mr. Woodward, swife and children, OF
Richmond, Ind, are visiting r. j: Garrard,
ESQ. Mr.. Woodward will likely locate
here.
The Catholic Union has rented Steger's
new brick building and are now having 1t
papered and painted. This building is just
the thing for the purpose.
A teacher is wanted for the day and
night school. Address Rev. Father Gull"
Rev. A. W. Butts, the new NJ: L. pastor
is giving entire satisfaction. His sermons
are highly appreciated, and the attendance
is good; c,,.,
Works, is in the West in the interest Of
the works.
Miss Cora SENEGAL OF the First ward is
down with typhoid fever.
w. Z. Hines goes to Steubenville to-day
TO work.
Both masses were largely attended yes
terday in the st. John church. The con-
gregation is too large for the edifice.
Father Gull left at midnight for Louis
Vile, Ky, on business OF importance.
The youngest child of Jas. T. Kelley,
ESQ, is i'll with diphtheria.
MIR. Henry Burkhsrdt, the B. u. c.
brakeman, is still improving. His arm and
leg are healing nicely. He is able to set
up, and his general health is good. He
looks better than ever, and he is in good
spirits.
Miss Nora Ward was reported dying last
night.
Father McMenamin attended the meet
ing of the Catholic Union last night.
FoR good Cloak go to Blum & Marks
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Personal and General News Notes

cpec7dI 70 the heotsteT.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, October 22.-Mr.
Arthur c. Myers, late book keeper for the
Singer Manufacturing Co., this city, and
who has made many warm friends here,
left last Tuesday for Easton, Md, where
he takes charge Of printing Office.
Capt. Henry Msyberry, OF Wood, Bacon
& Co., Philadelphia, is spending few days
With his family in this city.
The genial Richards Brothers. James and
AL. of Williamstown, have an interest in
the steamer C. C. Martin. the new and pop
ular Marietta and Petersburg packet
Capt. Z. B. Cooper and clerk Rrookhart, of
the Sonora, are on the sick list, and Capt
Frank Cooper is pilot, clerk and command
er-in-chief
Mr.. Burgess, of Indiana, will open a
stove store on Court Square. From
all appearances the stove business
is having boom here. Many sales are
noted, and large shipments by Col. Des.
pord and the Star foundry have been made
during the last few days.
Sullivan, the champion OF the prize ring
with his trainer, Madden, give an exhibi.
ton of his skill at Rose Hall, on the 30th
inst. A purse of $500 has been guaranteed
in order TO secure the exhibition. ~
The Hibernia will take the delegates and
visitors from here to the Grand Lodge at
Charleston, leaving here at p n. Sunday.
Capt. A: f.. Long. Charley Porter, NJ.
Wetherell, w. II. Hunter and other citi-
zens will make the round trip.
The following persons were elected off,
GERS of the Literary or Lecture Asso-
citation recently organized here.
President, NJ. @. c. Church; Secretary, w.
n. Miller; Treasurer, h Felsenheld; Vice
Presidents, s. P. Wells, B. M. Amber, w.
l.. Cole, w. E. SterDsoD, V. J. Bloede: ~
ecutive Commute, W. C. C. Chruck, w. N.
Miller. B. n. Amber C. ID. MunIck, T. o.
Bullock. A. L. Burlington, and A. N. We'll.
Jams. The best lecture talent that this
country affords will Re secured, and our
citizens will. now have an opportunity Of
showing whether they will appreciate this
very commendable effort of the association.
The local Preachers Association of the
N. Z. church Is now in session here.
W. c. Raleigh, Esq, who was in attend
Lodge X. Of p. in your city. expresses him
self highly pleased with hisyisit there.
Sharon Lodge L o. o. 3. will be repre-
scented in the Grand Lodge at Charleston by
W. b. Hunter, and Petersburg Lodge No.
Thy r. W. Phelps.
o. ]. K. Ellifritz, of Wheeling, was here on
Friday, and assisted IN some limitations at
one Of the Lodges Of l. o. o. F. on Friday
night
W. II. Loring and brother, of Charleston,
passed through here en- route home on Bat
urdsy. These Fentlemen came through
overland from Charleston for the purpose
Of selecting site for . barge building where
timber could be procured cheap, and have
decided to commence operations on the
West Fork OF the Little Kauawha river, at
Stumptown, near Granville, Calhoun coun-
ty. and will begin operations at once.
Officer Burns and Curry, Of She police
force, to-day arrested Bob Manifold on the
charge OF stealing IN overcoat from Rev.
Gibson. The coat waa found in his posses,
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OF the Pleasure and Literary Society
vaaaARAnU
OF For Charleston.

The following are the delegates from this
city to the Grand Lodge l. o. o. f., at
Charleston, tomorrow:
The following are the representatives of
the Wheeling lodges: Geo. Matthews
Virginius No. 2; e. X. Smith, franklin No
3; Henry Koener, William Tell No. g.;
VIM. Ellingham, Wheeling No. 8; W.
Boyd, Pamela No. -; Ed. Hay, Excelsior
No. 40; B. Schulz, Concord No. 10, Godfrey
Schulz, Eureka No. As; H. A. Uthman,
Grand Scribe of the Grand Encampment;
Jacob Morris, G. H. =. of the Grand En-
Campment; Henry Seamon, Grand Treas
urer of the Grand Lodge; w. II. Sheib,
Abrams ERcampment ,-.-.-....
A number Of visiting members from
Wheeling and the neighboring lodges went
down with the representatives.
The following representatives from ad.
jaeent lodges being in the city accompanied
the Wheeling brethren:
Frank McJilton. No. 40, Benwood; W.
H. Billings. M. 81, Bethany; E. A. Frost,
Brooke Lodge No. 5, Wellshurg; DR.. Colly
Sbriver, Bethany; w. L. Edwards, Mound
City Lodge No. Is, Moundsville; Joseph
Dram, Nightingale Lodge No, 8; d. A.
Woodruff Cameron Lodge No. So; NJ. L.
Shencks, Triadelphia Lodge No. 81.
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LADIES and Gents underwear cheap at
Blum & Marks, 1106 Main.
Excursion 20 Philadelphia, Pa,

Via Baltimore and Ohio r. r., on Monday
October %, 1882. Bi.Centennial, two-hun,
dredth anniversary of the landing OF Will
liam Penn, will be celebrated, at Philadel-
phia, by grand Carnival and Pageants
during four days, October oath, 25th, 26th
and 9th. To accommodate all persons de-
string to witness or take part in these i'm
posing ceremonies, the Baltimore and Ohio
R. r. Company will sell excursion tickets
at greatly reduced rates. Tickets will be
good going East on any regular train, Octo-
Der 23d, 1882, and available for continuous
return passage, leaving Philadelphia not
later than October 2Sth, 1882. Three trains
daily. All trains on B. and o. run via
Washington and Baltimore. Purchase
tickets via B. and o. B. DUNBAR, General
Manager; w. +. RRPPERr, Passenger Agent
Trans-Ohio Divisions; G. X. LORD, General
Passenger Agent.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF q Personal
Character.

The Most Recent NeNb VI ~ EeEoOAoA
Character.
Alex. Campbell, Jr., of Bethany, was in
the city, yesterday. .-.-
DR.. d. B. McLain returned, yesterday,
from prolonged western trip.
Miss Rebecca Crockard, OF this city, is
visiting friends at New Cumberland.
August Neuhausen. the former confec-
toner of this city, was in town, yester-
day.
George K. Tingle was elected County
Clerk and Recorder at Glendiye, at the re,
cent election. "0nly one, and he got II.
I'D. Heinlein. Esq, OF the firm Of Helm
lein Bros, of Bellaire, the most extensive
boot and shoe dealers In eastern Ohio, start
ed East this morning In response to mess
age from one of their agents there, for the
purpose of experimenting the shipment OF
goods This enterprising firm during the
last six months have been qnietly watching
through their agents in the Eastern cities
opportunities to buy goods that were forced
upon the market, and in many instances
bought at one half their real value. AS a
result of their enterprise they now have in
their possession and Ready for shipment an
immense stock OF fall and winter goods OF
the best quality and make, which they
ufacturers' prices. These goods they
propose to sell in Wheeling, in the
large store room in Crangle's Block,
opposite the Opera House. This firm
have leased these magnificent rooms for
three months only, and the entire stock,
consisting of many thousands OF dollars
worth of Mems, Women's, Misses and Child
rens Wear must and will be sold during
that time. These gentlemen propose con.
tinuiug this business in Wheeling every
fall and winter, taking advantage OF the
busy season and avoiding the expense
of keeping up an establishment during
the duil season when nothing or little is
sold.
The citizens of Wheeling will readily see
that this manner Of doing business, though
new and out OF the old beaten track OF
merchandising, will place the goods in
the hands of the consumer at less price
than can be reached in any other way.
The first shipment of these goods will be
opened and ready for sale on or about
November 1st Ifyou desire to save money
do not fail to see them before purchasing.
Look out for circulars next week giving
prices.
SILK Circulars and Dolmans at wholesale
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BRIDGEPORT.

Miss Laura Bags has gone to Crawfords-
vile, Ind, to spend the winter with a
school friend.
Mr.. William Alexander has returned
from trip to Columbus, where he was at
tending the Ohio synod.
A special train, drawn by Fort Wayne
engine, passed through here on Thursday
evening. The most prominent persons on
it were VIM. A. Baldwin, general manager
Of all the Pennsylvania Compsny's roads,
+. Slataper, chief engineer, and X. +.
Smith, of Cleveland, manager of the Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh road.
Mr. Burnie of DeerSvillc, was in town
one day last week.
Mrs. Rev. HoIlister and daughter, who
were visiting Mrs. Warren HOllister, re-
turned TO their home on Wednesday, in
Scio.
Some of our "bug Juice" dealers have
been selling liquor on Sunday.
The monthly written eXamin atoms OF
our public school will take place during
this week.
Mrs. Putnam, of Sioux city. who has
been visiting Mrs. Rice, left for Chicago
Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Miligan is confied to her bed
with typhoid fever.
There will be quarterly meeting at the
First NJ. 4. church next Sunday. Rev.
Chapman, the new elder of this district,
will be present. He will also preach on
Friday night.
A new schedule for the @. & P. will
probably be prepared about November 5th.
Mrs. John Chapman has returned from a
two weeks visit in Steubenville.
Mr.. Geo. w. McCleary, Of Portland was
in town on Thursday.
Mrs. Duplevy, formerly OF this place,
as in town yesterday. %.
The First NJ f. Sunday school is con.
templating "a Thanksgiving dinner, We
may expect something good, as they al.
ways make a success of whichever they
undertake.
Mrs. Rev. Lauck and two daughters,
formerly Of This place who were visiting
Mrs. Heinlein. returned Friday to their
home in Beaver. Pa.
Rev. N. Worthington was in Beaver last
week visiting his daughter, Mrs. Scott.
Sunny Hill Literary met last Friday
evening and had very pleasant time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-23

srs nsvw imiufSd o. ecdhsa Co.,
especially true q Q family medicine ..s.
positive proof that The remedy imi,.,.s :" .
The highsa4 value, A soon q n ~
tsstsd sadpeovsd By the whale vorn ~. -.
Attsss We NJ psrss. eas "a - v,,,.
faDiiy nsaia.e % sastA, many ins,s....
Swung up ana began 70 seal Tie posss.. -
wAieh thspes9 and hspsopas Of ths eo,..
haA sxprsassa thsnssitsofH. 3. "a IN -.
WAY tzying 70 in1acs saasring Invalid, 4.
their stu1 instead, sxpsctins to make NO.
% Ne credit and good name OF q. n ~.
othsnstaztsd nostrums put up In ,imil.,a,s.
% h. \, with vAFiosniy Devised man,. ~
which ths word sHeDs O. .Hops- ve,, ~.
In . way 20 induce people to believe thsy -
The sans - Hop Bittsn. All such pretend.s
remedies or cures. no matter what their ,,y,.
or name n, end especially thoss With the vo,s
Hop" o. IHops" In their name or In any "a,
with them or their mama, A.. mi
tations q ooantsrfeltsI Beware OF thsn
Touch none OF them. Use nothing bot rso,.
ino Hop Rittera, with . bunch OF clusfSc -
green Hops on The white Label. Trust no.S'
Ina che. D1uRnts and doalors ~ varnss
against deAltng u limitations OF oounterfeiS
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Island PROPERTY

HNDER AND BY VIRTUE or THE PRO-
" visions Of two deeds Of trust, the one
made on the NH day OF June, ls7p, By Bsllva-
der Lamb 10 me - trustee, and the othsr
made on ths 10Th dAy OF JUNE ,ssO BY Bsllsy..
band, 20 me a trustee, win. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER L lss1.
Al 10 O'Clock q M. proceed TO sell ~ the front
door Of the Court HouAe OF Ohio county, the
following described real e~tAtc. that u 70 say:
A certain parcel Of land lying and being alto.
ated on Zanes Island, In the City Of Wheel.
ing, bounded and described ~ follows: begin.
ming on theeast line Of South broadway street
at point lS0 feet north Of the north line OF
Waters property; thence At right angles 70
Broadway w iect, more OF ie.S 70 A aiiey 70
said alley 20 feet; thence west lO feet 70 the
east limo Of Broadway thence south along he
east line Of Broadway 30 feet to the plsce d
beginning.
fRlMs-One-t third cash: balance SIX and
twelve months with interest and good Aecurity.
J. J. WOODS, Trustee
W. n. HAILER. kucfioneAy oSa
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Waynesbarg Fair.

The annual exhibition Of the Wsynes-
burg. Pa, Fair Association will be held
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday, October
%, "a and 25, 1852. This Association offers
the most liberal premiums Of any county
fair in the State. The exhibits Of fine stock
and agricultural products are always I'M
surpassed. Some Of the most noted horses
on the turf are entered for the trials OF
ard fastest half mile track In Western
Pennsylvania The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets on all regular trains every day
during the fair, az the low rate OF s. % for
the round trip. Tickets good 10 return on
any train until October 18th.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Go 90 the MeLure House cigar stand
for the anesi Imported Cigars.
Index TO New Advertisements.

Extraordinary Bargains-A. Siedenbach
& Bro.-[Fourth Psge.l
The ATgand ParlOr Stoye-Nesbitt & Bro.
Commissioner Notice.. J. Woods.
Fall Suits-C. Kraus & Bro.
Cbamois Skins-R H. List.
SilYerware-Miller & Franzheim.
Granite Ware-G. w. Johnson's Sons.
Cream Cheese. II. Diehl & Co.
Ny New Styles. T. Stone.
Sash, Doors, &c.-W. A. Wilson.
Fall and Winter Suitings-T. c. Moffat &
Co.
Spices-Edward Reid.
The Best-Tidal Wave Saloon.
Champion Iron Fence--B. Fisher & Son.
Undertaking and Embalming-G. Mendel
4 Co.
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CLERK's OFFICE, BoAKD or

COMMISSIONERS, Octoo.r -, 1901
Mr.. w. w. Foreman received at the late
election 80 votes for State Senator and not
as Delegate, The returns from the several
read to the Board, who ordered the Clerk
to make out the necessary certificates &C
cording to law, and the Clerk alone Is to
blsme for the error. Inaccessible, as IL is Of
making out the certificates showing that
Mr.. Foreman received 80 votes as Dele.
gate instead Of Senator, and the writer
herein apologies to Mr.. Foreman for the
error, with the assurance that IL was en-
tirely unintentional. and as soon IS the
Board meets viii have the matter corrected.
Rosrs B. Wool, C~k
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-23

The Supreme Court of Appeals met Sat-
urday morning, with all the Judges pres
ent The following business was trans
acted:
State vs.. West, from Randolph county.
Writ of error allowed.
knight vs.. Brown, from Marion county.
Writ of error and supersedeas allowed
bond 800.
Heiskell VS.. Powell, from Hampshire
county. Appeal and supersedeas allowed
bond 81, 200.
In the Peerce cases, from Preston county,
a writ of certiorari was ordered and motion
continued.
Adjourned to 10 A. N. next Saturday.