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IsAiaa Dsprs<asisss.

LsAvsxwoRrH, Ass. ao.-A letter from Fort
Reno, On July 81, fay sustains The reports Of In.
dian hostilitiss, and the inssisusy Of the military
force present.. Tbs troops have fought the Indians
four times.
From the Platte " learn that In one train eight
men were killed and others wounded. Mr.. Flood,
OF Lsavsnworth, Wa killed, and bis head cut Oh
and set up In the din By the roadside. No mall
had been received for three weeks.
The escort accompanying 6Awysr's party was a..
tackled, and hvs soldiers Killed and large number
woundSd. The wounded who fell Into the hands Of
the savagss were sesip<d and tortured.
An smigrsnt train was attacked BY the Sioux,
and all the whits men Of the party killed. The
women sad ohihirsp were carried oG ..#.
A iargs Number Of persons were killed on Reno
creek. The massacre occurred between the 18th
sad Goth Of July. n ~
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~ Rooms Of she Special Communication,
wAsarHoroS, D O., August 1e. lsee.-spseisl claims
against the War Department not within the Jurisdiction
fany Bureau Of said Department, and which are sub
Jet TO adjudication By the Claims Commission,
ganissd under Special Orders Of the Secretary Of War;
No. 20l, August $780, may Be presented to the Re.
eordsr Of said Conmssion for ang and registry At the
ofes Of the Connissos, Department Headquartsrs on
the Of Fifteen and ahaif street and Psnnsylva
MIA avsuus. DHwITT CLINTON,
s... b. Lieut.. Col. and Judge Advocate, Recorder.
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= =, .',',-,-,-.-. -. $1,000
DnoLAnAf1on o. rniholPL
Ths NAsiopA Unssn oohvsns'on nov assen'essd
In The city Of Philadsiphia eonpossd Of delegates
mon svssy sssss and Territory n The Union, I'd.
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sAFss pys '" 'ns austrian Ps0ps' pro
fouudly gTassni nor me rstum OF psaos, DESTROYS
- ere . lavs majority Of their sountrynsn In eli
spssrity 10 forst and 10 forgive The past rsy,r,.s
A. Co,..,tu,,o, :. 4, o.r,. "a =. ,..,, 49,. Co.,.
-..-..-,,- !.
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saersd snan svsF' LOOKING win deep anxiety ih'o
The fsturs - Of instant and continuing trial,
hereby Issues and proolaims the following dssiars.
t,op AZ p,uoiplss and purpos.. an vA,sh tbsv have
.,,h 49,. n,.,,,,,,. $3.50. IifF'.sr
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.h,.h 4. .o.S.,, ..a an ths ,..tyi,t,on, vh,oh n
i.,o... ~, ~ General oovsr,ue,t un.br,de,d
~ .,sitsrsS ard N hss pr,,srv,d The Union Win
m. - ,,.a,s d,s,ty "A s,thor,t, oftbs st.t..
1890 "a vplmpsir,i. "a. ny ~ ~
8. Representatives. IN The Congress OF the United
ssstss sad IN ths Electoral College lei right rsoos
no. bv he on,ttutio. ~ abldiu, In svsrv st.ts
~ - A., $1,000 ~. =. r.cn,. S.nS. 80
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tal In lie nature. snd essential TO the sxissnes Of
our republican insitutions, and neither Congrsss
nor The asusrsl Government has any authority or
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hold enjoyment under the Constitution from the
people tnsrsot
4. We cali upon the people Of the United statss
IN s,sct N Copsrs.s A msmbsrs tbersof NINA lint
y 80 ~. .',.~.
msh wno Aam' .u' .anasm.h'a' hsn' Oh nprs.
sanitation, ana VINO VIII feceavs 70 seats therein
loyal representatives from every State In allegiance
N tbs Jnitsd stats, sub,eet 10 the
-. 49,. u...,. 49,. .r.,. .,..,,.. ..,,.--.
right OF eaon houss 20 Jadss OIL tne election returns
and Qualifications OF iu own msmbsrs.
5. Ths Oonstitutio Of the United States and the
la. IA. In c,,srsn.. ,b.,.of A.. 9TH. .uc,.m.
.s...," - A.. ...,....,r.
law :" INC isau, s.y'a.ns ~ 'A' e'n'.'s.'on vi
laws Of any State to the contrary notwithstand-
Ing" All the powers mot conferred BY the Consti.
tut,on mon IN. General aovernmsnt. nor uro.
.I,,.-. - "a a. ~. ST.. a.. ,...r,.a \, n.
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GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
VI TIE BRNETIT OF
THE soLDfERs' AND SAILORS
NATIONAL ORPHANS HOME FUND,
under the suspees Of the sodsrs and saiiors Union.
Washington, d. O., At Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING, August o. 1896
POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY EVEN.
ING, OCTOBER 1lth, 1890.
- 100000 tickets will be sold at o. each-7,o 900
presents awardsd, valued at s25o ono $4,000 Of the
profits to be given to the soldiers and Sailors National
Orphans Home Fund, %, 800 to the washinston Male
and Female Orphan the balance after dsducting
expenses to be paid to the Treasurer Of the and
Sailors Union Of Washington, D. G.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ia AL sSnD1EaS KsD sxIIoRs Al
pssss.s residing see..iss IN he District Of cslsn.
bia who vor and endorse the restoration policy Of
President, Jonrsos and the principles Of the Pnil.dsi.
phis Rational Usioa Convention. and opposshs Asou
Of the radical soldiers League Of this city, shown
IN he Washington oaronfcis ofhs a' instant are re-.
spsssfully Invited to attend meeting at the City Hall
81 THURSDAY EVENING. esd Inst, at so'ciock.
MANY UNION SOLDIERS.
-aar#F .an.F 80 - --.s .f..s....
The meeting will be addressed by
Major General CusrRR
co.'s Pee .sr,' q" =" srrspxAs, .s..w
~ srH. a. hocoox,
=" :" RoussEAr,
). .. " '' BRows,
and others. .tA
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and others.
a. a.n,.. =, an. s,..,.I C.,....--.--
wA,.uoro,. q lusu.t IA, isss Ssns,,.i s,.,-,
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NJ al A,o... ,esc -, n. rrs.sn,.S :. a..
eordsr Of said Con mission for ing and registry At the
ofss Of the Conmissieu Department Headquartsrs on
the corner Of Rihssn street and Psnnsyys.
MIA avenue prwITr CLINTON.
NJ Liant. Col. and Judge Advocate. Rseord.,.
aais.Iw
- ,~----.----. $50 -
a. osnsr.ps
osrios. WASHINGTON D. o., August 10, 1855 An Army
AeesAi soAfd, eonsn' ~ sfsv" colonel b. Brown
sesesoa, " A. rfesoen'i prev" Lsutsnant Colonel
coio.si A,tSony Hss., .r,..., I, !. "a 49,,
Major Warren webster. ss,l,,spt surg.m. n az
Rssordsr. ill mest In Nav, yo,t ,,v =, ~. oo,h :,
september next for the oxsmlrsou Of o,naa,,.. "a,
sdmisson Into The Medical stsa Of The Upss s,.,s.
army no
Ap,lisaats mus, he ov.r tvsu,v AZ .,s ana
uhy.esIIv .ound
s,,,,..,,o,. n, a, ,,,,,.,,ou A.. ... ..,.,..
Board should be addressed to the Surgeon General o.
A. aad must state the foil name residences and date
and place Of birth Of the candidate Tsstimonials to
character and qualifications must be furnished. II the
applicant has been In the medical service Of the army
-. " $3.50, Ds.'Ae' ."A
80. . ".s .na pace !" service, ana tss
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$3.50, ", ~. - PeI " ps'son' IN
s..s,.,,s ~ .,.."". ~ ''''p'A'ao's pro-
There are Al present sxty ysc.no,ss IN thu sa,o.i
star forty sir Of which are original being created by
the act Of Congress approved July Is, 1896
.... Jos X. RARNRs
auls.tuthsatoal6 sureeon Genera, U,s'A
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Til. award. viii b. made asr IL: concert on tSs stage
Of the theatre, where three thousand persons can w.t.
ness IT, committee will be appointed by the audience
Printed list. q ward: will be published and supplied
will retain them until after the awards made, and
tickets sdissy with full directions as to the ship.
ping good. .. deed. for the property Tickets for cal.
city, and 81 the Hsadquartsrs, In the Mammoth Fair
Building for the benefit the Soldiers and Sailors Ma
and P.sn.y1sa,. AVENUE. W.ssinstoS, sn'n ''''
Th' Directors spp.si 20 The b.raty Of ,hs people to
CARD a i.rs. number Of ticket. remaining up.old,
II will be necessary to postpone the drawing until
THURSDAY the 18th Of October, 1885, at which lime II
Ths many ;Swinding sehsm.s that have been pre-.
.sn.ed TO the pasle during the pas. few months some.
what delayed our sales I'll We were abis to sati.y
was genuine and solely fer charitable purposes he
Directors are Of the sale Of every ticket aud
sys allotted n,hss thine to the sales
SRsSiR s@ WILLIAM GoRss aSf Ds.ea Al
TREASURY DEPARrxRxr,)
0HpIcE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WARRINGTON, July q, 1885.
a az ia
mad. du. sppiisstion 70 cephsns, Collector Of IN" IN.
Of Columbia, for perm,s sion TO hold lottery, rae,
gin enterprise, and presented to him satisfactory evil
dsnes that the proceeds Of said lottery, rane gift
sion q hereby granted to such managing direeors
to hold such lottery, rane or gi enterprise free from
all charge, whether from tax license In respect to
'''' '' IL. Rollins. Commissioner.
All persons favoraby disposed requested to act as
b., S BE-
dram, express, or registered letters
In every case send the name and post Office address,
stamp All order. for ticket. must 30 addressed to
WILLIAM 8. MORSE,
Secretary soldisrs and Sailors National Concert,
w'A't''i sE b Il y hPf PI III 81 Il To-
Gen Robert @. Bchsnek, N. @. , Ohio.
Con- a ssss k. rs,a: e. w s.% TsIs
Gen. yamss O. Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. J. N. Hsdriek, Iowa.
Gen. D. Q. MoCailam, D. Q.
Hon Thos. ". Perry, n: Q; Michigan.
Hon, George Lswrsnse. \. q, Psnnsyivania.
p y0iH'S, S:S p ssM Y q Columbia
Hon VIM ks!i:z. 4. G. Psan.ylvan!.
Hon Ebon Q; Inssr.oll, 9, illinois.
Hon Henry O. Deming, n. O., Connecticut.
Hon. A. II. Lsnin, N. G., New York.
Hon. william 4. Newell, y O., New Jersey.
Hs. s s:Sis: wilson, G. l Psa,v.
Hon. J. .. 0rinnel, n. O., Iowa.
MAJ. Q. n. vaa Bursn, New York.
Ger. B Hayes n Ohio.
Hon. O. r. Latham, N. @ West Virginia.
Hon. James A. Marvin, NJ O., New York.
Hon. Thos, Davis, n. c., New York.
Hon. 7. O. bergen, NJ. c., New York.
Bon. Samuel J. Randall, NC, Pennsylvania.
ie6-sod2m
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NhassT. cslas. fIssf aosraAaI saspa.

NpOsOOOsOOO y TEN OFNI.
FiRsT.CLAss. FIRsr MORTGAGE BONDS.
THE NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY has
authorised TO ssll their LIST Mortgage per cent 50
years bonds. The whole amount Ia ", 100000 Coupons
payable On the 4, days Of January and July of each
Before eonssnting to this Agency we have made a
careful examination Of the merits Of these bonds by
sending William Miner Roberts and others TO report
UPON the condition and prospects Of the road, Their
report Is on file at our oes, and highly satisfactory
We do not hesitate TO recommend these bonds being
first cass security and most safe and udicious In
vsstment. . ..
The proceeds Of these bonds will be used In extend
Ing q road (already completed 40 miles into North
hissour TO the Iowa state line where II is to connect
with the railroads Of Iowa. and to also extend west
ward TO the Junction with the Paohe railroad at sAv
unworthy and other roads leading up the Missouri
river 80 that this mortage Of Co. OOJ 900 Will cover
completed and we'll stocked road Of THREE HUNDRED
AND MIGHTY NIhR Mills In length, costing al least
SloOooo00 with net annual revenue after the nrst
year q over u ooo.o 900, or sum nearly four times be-
yond the amount needed to pay the interest these
every year. MY
The railroad connects the great city Of o. Louis, with
m inhAhitsnts, not only with the richest por-
lions Of Missouri but with ths States Of Kansas and
lows and the great Paeino railroads.
To the nEst applicants we are prepared to sell
o. the low rate Of 80 cents desiring to ostan
better price for the remsiadsr This will yield about
per cent Income and add 20 per cent TO principal at
AZ further iagair.s win :. .n.x.,sa !. our eae..
aals'u IAy COOKE 4 90,
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GALE OF CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGE.

CLorHIEa DEPoT, scHurLKiiL Arsenal, !
PBfLApRLPnIA. PA, Aug. II, 1886.
Will be sold at Pablie Auction, on account Of the
unitsd States, A. the schuyikili Arsenal oRAr's
FERRY Road, Philadelphia, August d, 1893, d 10
viesabls Clothing and Iquipage, viz:
Hat Cords, Eagles. uniform Coats. Jackets FLANNEL
Great Costs Waterproof Ponehos, Cannon, Bed.
sacks, shouldsrscsls Passniass, Ksapsseks, Haysr.
Hatehsts snd Handles, Trumpsts, Drums, Wall Tents
And fliss Tent Poles and Pins Common Tents, Shelter
Tents, Picks and Handles.
The property must be removed within svs % days
from day Of sale.
Terms-Cash In Government funds.
By order Of Brevet Brgadier General Gao. n. Cros.
man, Assistant ouarternsster General q. 4 Array.
HENRY. ". JAMES,
Capt. aud 4. O. NJ, Bvt. Major q. q. Army,
au2J-tfo Executive and Inspsoting 0mcer.
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AUC TIoN . a, Els
CAIIE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.


DHrufr orAnrRauAsrsa Gsxrs AZ e oyyfos,
PIfrsBuno, Pa, August 10, 1880,
Will be cold At public suction 10 the highest biddsr
on TUESDAY. 2s,h day Of August, u the 0ovsrnneat
iard conner % Garrison alley and Yaysts strsst the
6WaSons (six. mulel Wagons two .horss), Wagon
lspns) % single sets Will Harness. sinsis sets LEAD
II 0mcs Chairs, Stoves Iron safe (asld) fnkstssd
Rulsfs. Paper Folders Water Bueksts,l wheelbsr
Saddle Blankets, y Wagon Whips, Hay LADDER, ]
iHorse Standard, Wagon Jack, IAuyii, ! Buttrsss,
rer's Knives, Blaeksmth'. Pineers, . Horse Raaps
sBlaotsmih p Tonss, Hand Wrench, Wise, slsdaes
aud Handles, Tuyere Iron, Hstcbsts Axes, Sad
dier's Horss, Crowbars, 6sable Forks, Hay Forks
2 Branding Irons, Picks and Handles, s Spades, 0
shoyss; Msttocks, Paulins PiaNdlm sesies Lar.
tern, 20 bottles MucilAse.
Sale 10 commences 81 10 o'clock q. m,
Terms: Cash. United States currency. ...
GEORGE Z. ALDEN,
au2l-td Captain and A, O. M US A.
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Thrssts..d FsaIaa RAID.

0rTowA, @. W., Aug. 30.-Ths military prspara.
tions are threatening. Some spprshsnsioas srs
felt for to-morrow.
Eleven hundred men are now on the wslland
canal q 8hsrald, two battallons being volunteers,
and half battalion asd half battery Of REGULAR.
Thsrs 10 also troop Of volunteer cavalry.
Firearms and munitions are to be admitted into
Cansds ffss Of duty until the 18th Of next month,
In accordance with an order Of the 0oanoil q the
10th. This IL to enable private partiss to get
oh.ioading arms chssply to resist the raids
upon the province. = : -. .t...'
OF the report that Lord Mas Is to succeed the
present Governor Of Canads, II q said that the
latter himself knows nothing ..' al
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DROPosALs FOR BOOKS AND STA,
TI0NBRY.

OPpIcE TRusfzKs o. PusLic scuooLs,)
WASHINGTON CIrY, August 70, 1866.
Sealed Proposals will BE- received Of this once until
II o'clock, M MONDAY, the 9Th instant for fufnish.
Ing the following Books and ttaoasry for the use Of
the Public Schools Of this city for the school ysar be.
ginning the nrst Monday IL September next; TT
dorsn No. sps.essian Copy Books
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Baltimers Marksts.
Baltimore, Aug. 2l.-Flour steady and trsnsac.
tions light Wheat dull, and Ease. lower Corn
%. lower. Provisions inactive. Mess pork $3.50.
Sugar dull and unsettled. Coffee Hrm. Whisky
nrm; Psnnsylvania, q 80. ,H .rfs...r
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New York Markets. -.es
| NEw YoRK, Aug. 2l.-cotton quiet At 34aS8o
Flour declined l0c.; Southern, 10selb.60. Wheat
dull. Corn quiet Beef steady. Pork Arm. Lard
dull. Whisky dali Gold 147l. ssa....|
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYINa-iN Asylum,

Pourtsenth street, (cirels. corner Of n street.
This Institution Is situated In the most healthy por.
tlou Of the District, surrounded by its ground.
Cars pass the door every I've minutes.
Terms Of admission From t8 to 80 per week, In ac-
cordanee with the required, payable In advance
This includes Board, Medicines Medical, and sursicI
Attendance.
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Ths Fsnian Pic-nie.
BurrALo, Aug. 2i.-Ths Fenisn picnic 10 largely
attended to day, especially BY females. There Il
no prospect Of . raid. Only few Irish military
companies In the procession. ir' H.af
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~ Collectors Once, City Hail, Washing.
TON, D. O., August !, lsoe.-yoTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice is hereby given that by an act approved July
g. ofar on real and personal property,
stocks, &c. for the year 1885, axed dollar and
ten cents every hundred dollars Of the assessed
value Of said property. Upon all taxes npon all prop
sry not In arrears for taxes for general purposes an
statement Of i've per cent Ia allowed from August l.
1885, until the last day OF October, $780, after which no
abatsnsnt will be allowed. WIN. DIXON,
aua-thatu30t . b. Collector.
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AEMadam Mounts Pile salve-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy.
or, and Entire Care for the Bronchitis, Ashms, &e
can be found at stotts Drug Store, opposite National
HOTEL Gilmans near Metropolitan Hotel; Fords, cor
nsr Of Eleventh and Psnnsylvsnia avenue; Entwislss
corner Of Twelfth aud Psnnsyivanis avenue; Eiott's
corner Of and Twelfth srss,s Harbaughs. corner Of
seventh and q. jal2-u
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ExCURsIoNr, ETC.

AT q m IN IAFTB RN o q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-13
esc,hodi., g.ro,e..nn. Chrreh.

list Re80yrcd, That we will not BIO
transferred 40 the organization
formed by the cincinnati Convention,
called "the Met odist Church y but that
we remain pa. or parcel of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church, which held its
General Conference III Ganr@etnwn, ID.
c. the present .nst.
ID. ReSOlred, That we will strictly
and ryerfully adhere to orr old dicip
line, ID instrurt one delegate thus to
repre-: mt us at he coming Annual Con-
ference of the Methodist Protestant
ChurcH, which lcld it's last session in
Palatine, Mario. county, W. Va, Septem-
Der, 1866
Tn, above +, ,olutions, or their pur-
port, we're proposed at quarterly con.
ference of the Harrison circuit of the
Methodist Protestant Church, West Vir-
giuia districts, On the Goth Of May, by
almost unanimous vote. The quuarterly
Conference was largely attendended by
the official members.
Thus it is man fest Oh this cirbuit that
in the Church tia people are not willing
to havt the Colo,ed folks to vote with
them, as the Methodist Protestant
Church diciplinc says; White male mem
bcrS g., r the az of twenty-one, in full
cOunec ION, are ,ntitled to vote in said
Churcl
We hope the "veral circuits in the
diStric will actin this matter promptly,
and not suffer he West Virgins Dis
trict to be dragg d any farther into the
filthy pool Of politics. We mean that
politics should ot be the concern of
the Church in it, great mission in the
world among me-
Fox the saving of the Annual Confer
euce, let the brethren bring up Bun
vans, iifty-four 'battering rams land
twelve sings md the work will be
done
JUSTICE
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CHOLERA IN New YORK.-The New
York Board Of Health officially report
three cases Of Cholera as having occur
red in that city,two of which resulted
fatally. The locality where the alleged
cases occmyei,is' in the vicinity of
Broome strest, II clearly and respecta-
BILE house and ueigbborheod. The man
and woman who'd had no Intercourse
with persons from the infected vessels,
and, if theirs were true cases OF As,atic
Cholera, then all current theories are
again at fault. Notwithstanding the
authority ofsthe Board of Health, the
general public seems disposed to regard
these deaths ashaving resulted from ma
ignant diarrh4a. The unsettled wealth
or Of the past week might easily bring
on such complaints in the system Of aget
and weekly persons.
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Miss Catherine Yeates, daughter OF
the late Honorable Jasper Yeates, Judge
of the Supreme Court of Tennsylvania,
died in Lancaster, on Thursday, at the
advanced age of 83 years Miss Yeatts
was the founder of aud sole contributor
to the establishing OF the Yeates Insti
tute in Lancaster, designed for the edu
cation of young meu for the Episcopal
Ministry. For this purpose she devoted
very large legacy, beqeeathed to her
by the late Z. S. Bird, Esq, of Philadel-
phia, the amount Exceeding $4,000; he
sides which for several years previous
to the legacy coming into her possession,
the widow of Mr., Burd having a life in
tersst therein, Miss Yeates contributed
$500 year fIom her own private means
for the same purpose.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-13

JEFFERSON DAvH.-The New York
Post mentions a rumor thas,tb Hon.
Horace Greeleyshas offered to become one
of the bondsmen for jeff. Davis Com
modore Vanderbilt is also meptiohed as
one of the probable bopdsmeu Mr..
Greeley arrived in Washing on ON Sat
urday. The total amount of she bail
for Davis is said TO have been 5tixed at
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Our own Washington correspondence,
confirms thefact that Mr. Greeley Offers
as one of Mr. Davis's bOndsmen, and
there are others responsible to the
amount of millions 1t seens certain
that Mr.. Davis will be either bailed or
paroled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-13

CoAI,-The New YorB Tribune ofyes-
terday says the large shipments of coal
from the mining regions Of Penpsylva
MA justify the hope that iuel will soon
experience q further reduction in price
During last week the enormous aggre-
gate of 301 ,647 tuns was sent to market
this was 2l6,S59 tuns more than was
brought out in the corresponding week Of
last year. The shipments for the cur.
rent year already amount to Alas, l40
tuns, being an increase of 1887 tuns
over the product ofaIast year rat the
same date .EUi |
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-13

TAXING NATIONAL RANKS it Ll.
on legally settled that the exemption
National securities from Federal
tie or local taxation, does rot exempt
bank stocks from such taxation, thong III
the capital of the banks may be mainly
vested in those securities. In other
words, particular use OF those obliga.
tions is taxable, though the securities
themselves are not. The Government
guarantees the holders egainsttaxatidn
TO the extent of a single profit; If they
undertake to make second on tho same.
capital, they must pay1ftheir taxes on
this use, like other people a'.. o..