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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
FROM BALTIMORE.
Removal Of the Police Commissioners
by Governor swann-Grcat Excite
he Eify.

Removal Of the Police Colnmissioners
by Governor Swann-Grent Excite
mcnt i'm the City.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-The American
has received the following special dis
patches from Annapolis:
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 1.-The Governor
has decided to remove the Commission
ers. The decision is very bitter against
them. He says the registry lists of 1866
should have been used; that the judges
of election have no right to 60 behind
the registry law. He says the Police
Commissioners and the Judges of Elec-
ton were most partizan in the charac-
tiers, and were guilty of gross official
misconduct. He would call upon the
United States Government to uphold
his authority, if it should be necessary.
Sheriff Thompson, of Baltimore. ar
rived here this morning, for the purpose
of taking up the Commissioners. The
new officer. Mr.. Lathrobe, goes to Wash
ington this afternoon. Great excite
ment prevails IN the streets Of this city
over the removal of the Police Commits
siouers by Governor Swami.
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OsWc2o JIariIef.

OSwEGO, November !.
Flour steady: II IL for No. spring;
IA 90 for red winter; - 90 for white;
Is 30 for for double extra. Wheat I'M
changed; No. 2 Chicago spring 2 %.
Corn scarce, quiet and nOminally lower.
Barley quiet and dropping. Canal
freights steady to New York. Flour 30,
wheat Il, corn and Barley ~, rye - To
Albany.-Wheat u, corn and barley 10,
rye IL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
The Grounds Of the Baltimore Police
Police C0mnissioncrs' Defense
Their Plan OF Action.

BALTIMORE. November 1.-The old
Police Commissioners are in session
with their counsel and advisers. 1t is
not known definitely yet what they will
do, bu, it is Sel is s shey wXYiG take
I-alder the law which creates the
Board of Police Commissioners, it is
claimed that they have most ample
power. They can in any emergency
increase their force without limit, and
call out the military if they deem it ex-
pedient. They can also summon the
Sheriff, who is made subject TO their or
der. They have assumed, it is under
stood, the ground, first, that they are
not guilty of official misconduct, and
next, under the following clause in the
new Constitution Of the State, they
maintain that rs they are elected to of.
flee by the legislature, the Governor has
nopower to remove them, on the ground
that the clause below quoted annuls
and abrogates the provisions of the law
under which the Governor acts, which
was passed prior to the enactment OF
the new Constitution. The clause in
the new Constitution referred to, is as
follows: s--s-rs
Art. 9. Sec. Il The Governor may
suspend, &c. and may remove for in.
competency or misconduct, all civil Off
GERS who received appointments from
the Executive for term not exceeding
two years. r-t -
1t is claimed that as the Commission
ers are elected by the legislature andnot
by the Governor. therefore the Governor
cannot remove them on these grounds
1t is understood the Commissioners vii
go into court. and in the meantime TIE
sist by lawful means, parties who may
assume or attempt to exercise any o.
their functions or the functions of . po
lice officer.
Ii the United States troops come they
viii protest 70 the commander that they
ere simply exercising their lawful func
fioas. and that they are not in either
instruction or rebellion within the
meaning Of the clause in the Constitu,
ton Of the United States in reference t.
that subject. But if the Government
troops forcibly eject them from possess
sion of the Commissioners Office, Mar
shaPs Office, Police Stations. &c, they
will submit under protest, and arrest
the decision of the courts.
They profess the greatest solicitude tc
avoid any collision with the General
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02

THE Hearts Content correspondent of
the Boston Journal has this to say about
the babies in Newfoundland: ''What
amuses one at first in these houses is
the inevitable baby or the twins in arms.
There is ababy in every house, and cords
of children everywhere. But all the
babies are of the same age. To be sure,
as the young lady remarked, babies are
always in season. but it did seem
strange that all the babies should be born
about the same time at Hearts Content.
The life of the fisherman may possibly
account for this infant phenomenon. At
this season, for instance, all the boys,
and nearly all the able bodied men, ara
at Labrador. They are absent all sum
mcr. They return In the fall. And this
annual crop of juveniles, IS Tony We'll
Ter remarked, il the eonsekins Of that ere
maneuver." aI - = 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
Destructive Rire.

BosToN, Nov. &c. & ]. R. Pierce's
nail and heel-plate factory at Milford,
Mass. was wholly consumed by fire this
morning. A part of the building was
occupied by Lilley & Co.'S needle works.
The fire soon communicated to the Bos-
ton d Worcester X. r. Freight house,
which was destroyed, with all its con-
tents. The fire is supposed to have been
the work Of an incendiary. C. & j. r.
Pierce's loss is $4,000, which is insured
for $4,000. Lilley & Co.'S loss is not
known. The Boston & Worcester R. R.
Co.'S loss is $1,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
Toledo Market

TOLEDO, Nov. i.
Flour quiet; wheat lie better; sales of
white Michigan at 2 80; amber Miehi-
gan 2 90; No. white Wabash 2 90: No.
/ spring 2 20; extra spring 2 As. Corn
opened = to PIE better; closed quiet; adj
vance lost; sales for No. mixed l Os4:
No. ! white II. Oats Dab lower; sales
No ] 55a55. Lake freights, Corn &c
10 Buffalo.
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view York Money Market.

NEW YORK, November I.
Money unchanged and easy at 4a5
per cent. Sterling in fair request at
1094al09s.
Gold firm, opening at 1i6i, declining
to l464, advancing to l47i, and closing
at 147t.
Government stocks a shade better.
Freights to Liverpool quiet.
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81. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, November /.
Flour, firn, steady and unchanged;
wheat, firm, No. spring 81 25a2 20,
prime s. 3la2 %, choice club 81 35a2 40 I:
corn, lower, choice yellow, white and
mixed 81 0oal 10; oats, steady, 55a5sc;
pork and bacon, unchanged; lard, dull;
whisky, quiet ut - -.
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Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, November 1.

NHiNADDy NOFtuDtI Il.
Flour inactive. Wheat firm; 50 ga
2 23i for No. l, and 3 03a2O7 for No. ?
according TO location. Corn opened al
93a933, and under An active speculation.
the demand rallied to 9eiag7 for No. 4
and 92a94 for No. 2. Oats Quiet Al A.
Highwines inactive. Freights steady.
Mess pork weak and unchanged. Lard
dull. ! 4-z--1 y .ltL =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
General sheridan's Order Approved
by the President-Clerks in the Navy
Department 20 70 home 10 Vote.

New YORK, Nov. la Washington
special to the Herald says: The Presi-
dent has signifed to Gen. Sheridan his
approval Of the spirit of his late execu-
tive order.
All of then York clerks in the Navy
Department are to receive two days
leave of absence to 60 home and vote.
Two-thirds of those who go are reported
10 be radicals.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
The New Commissioncr OF Indian
AGnirs-seereiary seward's Dnush.

WASHINGTON, November Hon.
Louis V. Roggs, of Missouri, the new
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, assumed
the duties of his office this morning
The Secretary of State, accompanied
by nearly all his family, left here to-day
to take the remains of his daughter to
Auburn, where the interment will take
nlace --- -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02

Governments, and to prevent popular.
outbreak.
r. 1t is now said that Mr.. Ford is not to
be Commissioner, and that George Z
Barry and Capt. Horn, as before named,
are to be appointed, but nothing is pos
itively known, as yet.
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Gilnrr County.

Boreman's majority is s in this coun-
ty, and the majority on the county tick
ct averages from s to 90. Our cores.
pondent informs us that the Board of
Registrars struck off large number of
names illegally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
po.,ponement OF Fenian Trials.

TORONTO, c. W., Nov. THE trial of
eight Fenian prisoners has been post
p0ned until the second week IN Novem-
Der, to ALLOW their counsd further time
to procure evidence. The American
counsel stated that he was not ready to
proceed against the others at present.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
Albany Market.

ALBANY, November l.
Flour, good demand, sales ahead of
receipts; wheat, quiet; oats, 7lc for
Western; corn, active, closed lower, 81 30
al 81 afioat, 81 3lal 81 in store; barley,
81 lsal ~ for two-rowed, 81 - for four
roWed. 81 90 for Canada West.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
Heavy Robbery.

NEWARK, n. j., November 1.-The
Merchants Insurance office Of this city
was robbed last night of 1000 in gov
eminent bonds. The robbery was effect
ed by picking the lock of the safe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02

LroSis EXTRACT or PrKz JAMAICA GUsEz-
for Indigestion, Nausea Heartburn Sick He'd
achs, Cholera Merbas, &c. where q warning.
genial stimuizut ID repaired Its careful prepa-
rztisn and entire purity makes it chap and
reliable article far culinary purposes. Sid ev.
cry where, 1t 50 cents per bottf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
162 Main Street.
MILLINERY HOUSE,
AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.

A TOILET DELIGHT. THE LA
"a DIES treasure and gvntlemens boonl The
"sweetest thing and largest quaEtity. Manu-
factured from the rieh Southern Nagnol IA Used
for bathing the face and person. to render the
skin sofs and fresh, TO prevent eruptiOns. 10
perfume clothing &c.
II overeones tbs unpleasant odor Of perspira-
ton
It rem owes redness, tan, blotehes &c.
IL cures nervous headache and siays inhamma-
ton.
coda softens and adds del;eaey 20 the akin.
Ityields . subdned and lasting perfume.
1t cures musqzito bites and sti6gs OF insects.
II contains no material injurious 70 the skin.
PasroniIed By Actresses and Opera Singers
Is Is What every lady shoa,d have Sold every.
where Try the Magnolia Water Onee ana YOU
win use no other Cologne, Perfumery or Toilet
" alter Afterwards
DEllAs BARSEs & Co.
Propiietor's Ezclnsrye Agents, n. z.
octis-ve ovly
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THE RE GISTE II

VIII strive TO make the popular mind wiser by
conviction. rather than slavish by dictation and
will labor to disseminate only such views upon
and the seal Of truth
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02

Informal Cabinet Session in Ottawa.
OTTAWA, C. W., Nov. IAN informal
meeting of the Cabinet took place yes.
terday. 1t is understood that the min.
listers will proceed to Montreal and hold
their regular sessions there. coInmenc'
ing tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
Death OF Senator Wright.

NEWARK, N. j., November Hon.
VIM. Wright, United States Senator,
died this morning at 8 o'clock, aged IS
wears.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

l. published every Friday. It's contents viii he
made up of al Important news OF the week,
reports, transactions in the Markets,
subjects of general interest. an
a grlcultural Column. special correspondence
from all parts Of the state, choice literary and
poetical selections and a large amount Of care
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable 10
all clss-rs Of the community. In short, the
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 20 be the
bet Family Newspaper ersr published az nis
STATE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02

1huAohot VOC Sh
g lady in Michigan. A
e he went down to that
purpose of wedding her.
rival in her native town,
=. most emphatically to marry
g refusal crazed him, and he
-. fought home a raving maniac.
SHINGLES, fragments Of weather
boarding, ETC., are plentifully scattered
through various portions of Shelby
county, Indiana, supposed to have been
brought by the whirlwind that passed
over and demolished Franklin on the
nineteenth instant. Large quantities
of this debris are found at least twenty
miles in an airline from Franklin.
BRICK PoMERoY thus writes of Wash
ington society:
The devil should come to Washing
ton and establish first class palatial
house of prostitution, filing it with
wine and beautiful women; he could
legislate this country to hell in fifteen
minutes. The member of Congress who
has not half dozen mistresses is called
q "Copperhead," and kept out Of the
political ring. ~
+ THERE are seven hundred and fifty
paper mills in active operation in the
United States. They produce two hun
dred and seventy million pounds of
paper, which, ut an average Of ten cents
per pound, would be worth S27 .OOO. 900.
As it requires about pound and one
half of rags to make one pound of
paper, there are consumed BY these
mills four hundred million pounds in a
single year. Ii We estimate the rags to
cost four cents per pound, there would
be profit of sll, 00o, 900 in this branch
of business
WOMAN IN PoLrTIcs.-The announce
ment that Mrs. Stanton is q candidate
for Congress, calls out a long leader in
the Richmond Times, which maintains
that the Ciyil Rights bin, by speaking
Of persons discarding the word males,
has enfranchised the sex, The close of
the article is as follows: e4s5 q
Hwe much fear that the days of the
supremacy Of the lords of creation are
numbered, and that even John Norris
sey will not be able to hold his own in
the ranks of the opposition against the
assaults of Anna Dickinson or Ms.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who will by no
ueans permit John to fhraah Ran
Butler. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
A Negro Nominated fer the Legisla
lure in Boston,

BosToN, November 1.-The Republic
cans in the Sixth Ward of this city,
have nominated Mr.. Charles L. White
hill, colored citizen, to represent them
in tho Legislature of that State.
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THE WEST.

Moro Murders by the Indians-snow
stor,ns-White Girls Captured by
the Savnges.
NEW YORK, November IA Leaven-
worth special says: Two men were
killed by the Arapahoes, near Fort
Bufort, Colorado, twenty-four miles be-
low Fort Hall.
There was severe snow storm be-
tween Deneyer and Salt Lake. The
snow was two feet deep. Seyenty-six
mules were frozen to death.
United States mails We're recently
stolen by the Indians ten miles east of
Julesburg. The Camanches and Chey-
ennes are strong parties, and have ia
ken fifteen scalps and dozen girls
prisoners. They have several white
children in their camp.
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TIE Tlsl-wEEKLY

Is published every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday. and contains, besides the contents Of the
preceding issues Of the Daily, many valuable
items prepared especially for this publication.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02

A"wARx MEAL y in New Mexico con-
sists of two crackers dipped in pepper
sauce The meal should be succeeded
by q dessert Of Cayenne lozenges,
and washed down with . stiff horn Of
vitfol. a as ss.s =.
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Mason County.

For Governor-Boreman, 1907; Smith,
$50; Boreman's majority, 127.
For CongreSs-Polsley, zoos; General
Obey, $50; Polsley's majority, lis. o.
For Legislature-Yangn, 9e2; j. Win
don, 500; yaugn's majority, So.
For Clerk of Court-Harper, 931; Col.
Waggener, 935; Harper's majority, 2.
For misunderstanding, 953; Hol-
laway, 942; Shrewsbury's majority, IL.
For Prosecuting Attorney-PhelPs,
977; Tomlinson, 900; Phelps majority,
-6S.
For Recorder-Lisson, 996; Capt. Will
son, $50; LissOn's majority, 1O7.
For Surveyor. C. Minturn, 9o3;
Pullins, 92s; Minturn's majority, %.
Whole maiorities. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS D
Average majority 800 - "
The majority given in favor of the Consttu-
tional Amendment in May .-------..---- 80
Deduct majority now-a6S. ~
Conservative gain since May Election -- 80
Boreman did not make much by his
two trips, and several days stay i'll
Mason County. Respectfully,
WHITMAN.
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MHwaukoe Marker.

Fiour dull and tendency downward.
Wheat dnli; " IL for No. I, and 2 O2a
= ozi for No. 2. Corn quiet. Oats 4s.
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Reply 10 "W.n-Defence Of Judge
Loomis-The other side Of the Case.

Loomis-The other side Of the Case.
Editors Of the Register: @
My attention was called to commu-
nication signed "W.," purporting to be
written at Spencer, Roane county, West
Virginia, which appears in Your paper
of the 25th ult., criticising in severe
terms the course of Judge Loomis in
that county. Permit me to say that
there is proneness in public journals
of the present day to fill their columns
with that kind of matter, which pam
ders to morbid and vitiated appetite.
Do not journals of responsibility lower
themselves in the public estimation a,
well as greatly impair their usefuln.n
by publishing matter of persr
character, intended, as evidently az
article was, to vent q little prf
spleeni This communication is
IDENTIFY the emanation of some
who thinks he has a persons
to settle with the Judge.
columns of newspaper
place, for q man who feels
the action of any one, to-
Newspapers are, by the ~
word, mediums of infer
telligence; but certainly
er intended to be used
assaulting and defaI
character. The ruiz
countenance any &c.
non-combatant, ~
through the C, r.
much less in b -,
for the purpf
rerenge. The ,
ted against
official post
necessitate"
1t, and as a CO
meet 1t. A ="
Gle VIII satisia
celved IN na
heart. The law
edles Tor .he all
piained OF oy
cides the law
are open LOT reu'
corruption In ofn'
try MN according
grievance more
suppose hlm TO De.
yer, who cannot tt
which is required by
lawyer practising i
suppose wv" is TT
law by trick
and the court
attempts this
that 1t Will not be tot
any reason why this
sail Judge in execut
understands 1T; Ger
Court errs, the lawye.
The writer of this
Judge Loomis as to til
law known as the law :.
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THE ELECTION.
jackson County.

For Governor-Boreman, 59S; Col.
Smith, 46s. TFEk III
For Congress, Polsby, 5s5; General
Olry, 454. t
For House Of Delegates-Johnson,
Radical, $50; Walker, Conservative,
1853. :,
For States Attorney-Brown, Radical
592; johnson, Conservative, 49,.
For Sheriff-King, Radical, 545; Greer,
Conservative, 500.
For Clerk of Circuit Court--Riley
Rad. $40; Westfall, Con. 46o.
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The Circulation Of the Reg.
iSter,

Larger by lar than that Of any other paper In
the State, makes IL the best advertising medium
in West Virginia.
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CURRENT ITEMS.

LADIES go down in the diving bell in
the Merrimac river. Bellies submerg-
ed-venus rising from the sea, &C.,
&c. z
An old Seotchman in Montreal lately
offered for sale a little girl only six
years old, his -grand-child, to raise
money to go to the United States.
A LITTLE daughter of Mr.. J. 7. Bor-
den, of Texas, was recently bitten by
q rattiesnake and died in four hours.
PUNCH says women first resorted to
tight lacing to prove to men how well
they could bear squeezing.
IT is discovered that othella had a
legal as well as military Office in
Venice. He was a-taw-ny-General.
PAYMAsrKR ENLEUM, U. S. A., was
robbed at Fort Baize, on the 9Th inst.,
of $4,000 in greenbacks, and s5s,oOo
in vouchers.
A YOUNG lady was stabbed to the
heart with butcher knife in the hands
of an infatuated sister, at Thompson,
Illinois.
+ A BooKKEEPER in San Francisco, who
has absconded, is charged with being
defaulter to the amount of half mil
lion of dollars in currency.
THE amount of gold in the United
States Treasury has reached s95, 200, 900,
including sl1,OO0,OOO in certificates.
s24 .OOO, 900 will be disbursed on the first
of November for the 500 interest
coupons, then due.
MILES O'REILY says, "The degeneracy
of the New England ladies is probably
owing to their unnatural intellectual
DEVELOPMENTS, and the wearing eff
feet of their unremitting attempts to
speak the English language correctly"
THE school fund of the State of In
diana amounts to SlS0,340, of which
the sum of s45,35O is received from Ii
censes paid for the privilege of selling
liquors.
Mr.. RICHARDS, of Providence, Rhode
Island, has invented combination pa
per collar and bosom, obtained q patent,
and sold it for the comfortable sum OF
$500, 900.
AUSTRALIA has had a financial panic
which causes great agitation, and has
resulted in the overthrow of three sue
cessive ministries, and the censure of
the government of the colony by large
public meeting.
PETROLEUM is to be used as a steam
boat fuel. A company has been organ
lied in Memphis, Tennessee, which is
building boat of not less than fifty
horse power, that will save one-third of
the space devoted to fuel, while its light
ness will greatly lessen the draft of the
vessel.
A FINE Devonshire calf, four months
old, was killed near Davenport, Iowa,
the other day, in very singular man
ner. The calf was tied with a rope in
the orchard to Craze. During rain
storm the rope got wet, and shrunk so
much where tied. around the animals
neck tb~A.aocatec him.
Ben AYERS, oN wing to the Para
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THE ARBEITER FREUND,

An elegant journal, printed In the German Ian.
gmage, and issued for the benefit Of our German
citizens ia published weekly ut the REGISTER
office.
Feeling grateful for the generous encourage
mcnt with which the friends of the REGISTER
have hitherto rewarded their efforts. the Pro
prietOr hope by continued enterprise aud en-.
ergy To merit In the future the same liberal pat
ronage which their paper has heretofore re-
ceiyed.
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ITS COMMERCIAL COLUMN

VIII contain the latest and most reliable market
reports from Wheeling and all PROMINENT East.
ern and Western cities.
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TERMS.

TERMS.
PAYABLE IL ADVANCED
Daily Register, per year, by mail. 80. 81 30
six montbs 90
three months " 49, 2 90
by carrier, per week ...... Is
Tri-Weekly Register, single copy. by mail.s 90
club Of five copies 70 %
And copy free to the getter up Of the club.
Weekly Register, single copy az 90
club OF five. .. D 90
20 club Of ten Is 90
club Of twenty. 90 90
A free copy Of the Weekly 10 the ge,tsr-up a
a club OF Ten, and copy Of the Tri.Weekly 20
the getter.up Of eiub Of twenty.
RsmittaDoes for Clals must BE- made AZ one
time, bat additions may be made at any time Al
Club rates after the Club has been raised. pro-
yided . full years subscription e. taken.
Money by Draft. Express OF Registered Let.
tiers may be sent al our risk. Addrezs
BAKER & LONG,
octis Wheeling, West Virginia.
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Farmers, Merchants and Cat
tie Dealers

VIII have their interests specially consulted in
the preparation of this column, and no business
man in West Virginia should hesitate TO avail
himself of It's advantages.