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The New York herald., 1867-07-19

70 Shippers By the virginia aud Tennessee Air Line
We have this day made arrsnsements with the Old Do
sieamship Company W receive and all freisht
between Sororlk destined 70 points this
line Shippers by the Virgins. and !ennes.ee Ar Line
dres the Old Dominion mship
Ccmpany, pier ~ North river, and after this data.
The Oid Dominion steamship Company will of
the following steamers norfolk Saturday Inst
and after this Tuesday Thurdsy and SATURDAY
d1 r. N. Fregh" received every day tsundays eS.
eeptedl-
sxRxfooA. ALBEMARLE. NIAGARA. HArTERAs
AND VIRGINIA.
On snd after July all freshts b. this gr.a, southern
line will be through time 70 Nashville, Memphis
Albania and intermedste poins Bls Of adna signed
JpxD n. lo8. q. g kvAne. q. b. AGenA
The New York herald., 1867-07-19

VTNirED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
~ Ninth Collection district Of New York. comprising
say ~ New YORK.
Notice hereby gwen. In pursusnc- Of law that have
fo~sef the snnui collection list OF the valuations and
ss.msnis % Tits Distr under the nternsi Revenue
rso me United States for the that the
nhs. tied therein have become due and payable
sha nv VIII sucnf iy BY drputy for the colcc
on ol .he ssre ~ MY ndlce, cornr Sisih and
,rce. asiy ssundass ercsps~i from the nth daY
~ sni s " We "h Day OF August 1857 inclusive be-
tweenths hours ?. O'Clock a. ~ " " An persons
who sns neC~ct 70 pry the
" ne ss sioresad .,i bec.n- asl. The pen
'' ~ soI y, ',-e,o- IN x,n.h ,mos ~, vs ALLAf.HAS
Nrv lofE July ID 1857. "" w.
The New York herald., 1867-07-19

NATIONAL sTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
AN Steamers ekiy Liverpool and Queenstown. eav'
Ing per ~ North river every saturdny.
rENNsrLfAkiA, Lsws... SATURDAY, July ~
unrTniAi fIowse.. rntunaAy Suy n
HkLvEtIA Thompson Saturday August
Cabin passage, payable In gold. ~ and o7A
1tooSaAe pAesA8e "a currency.
stseraae teksN from Liverpool Qusenssowu - eur.
further psr,seasss apply 81 the eess of company
" and ~ Broadway OF rs Broadway. r
TRAvELLERs voR EUROPE CAN HAVE TRUNKS.
u rArkzgea, Valuabies b., forwarded from any
point IN Europe A U0dcrats American
Eurcpesn kxprcss AUSTIN BALDWIN CO.,
:. x, VA ~ broadway.
COAs'-WISE STEAMSHIPS.
NoRrH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN Opposition kane to California,
via Nicaragua, every tseniy days,
will despatch the drst class steams hips
SAN FRANCISCO, Captain Howes. July ~
sANTIA1O DIS CUBA, Captain smith .Auru,, 10
from pier ~ North river fot OF Warren noan
with and freight very low
thc Pacific Ocean with the steamahips
4. AMERICA. Captain Wakeman.
10 and MOSES TAYLOR Captain Blethen.
For further Information apply " the North American
s11T WILLIAM II. WEBB. President
81 EXCHANGE place, New YORK.
.arf SIR d. N. CARkINGTuS, Agent,
III West street corner Warren, New York.
The New York herald., 1867-07-19

business opportunity. A very valuable
ds In and c,tv daily
IL offered for such chance 10 seldom presspts1
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
PROCLAMATION

/, CHARLES KIEFE, Chief Caterer to the citizens of
wilmington, and the public generally do publish and
declare;-
l. That REED BIRDS and other choice game are in
anson and may be found up In the very beet style
at the OYSTER BAY HOUSE, IN THIRD SrhEET BE-
TWEEN MARK r AND KING SrkEETS.
2. That OYSTERS -re now strictly prms and are done
up In the meAt delicious stews Pans, Fye, &e at the
o. ster Bsy House in Third strest
3, That ali kinds Of efreshmentB may he obtained al
the said Uysisr Bay House, In Third Street. deue up IL
the future, IN the past to make this Teieetoy
The hest in the United States model establishment
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN caa obtain sysrl
luxury 10 the ,hsps VI EATl Nc and DRINKING, ID.
prices and be accommodated peAsautly and promptly
-, Gig-n uuier the hand aud seal Of olhee Of III
LIS said Oyster Bay Home In Third strest, helweei
t---J Market and King Streets Wilmington, DelRwar
/ this seventh day Of September, a. D, 1864,
] ssp9o CHARLES EIRTK, Prophet
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
1NsuRANCE COMPANIES.


nELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE. COM
~ PaH NJ, I .1.,s sf sSs.s g.r,fA. 81
' -, -,.,r norrAoo
ONE HUNDRED ThOVoANp DobhAAo'
THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE REoEIy,
lag appeanons .or v,ra ~ sxssr Saasr,poS
shpa IN port and their
sshold Furniture and other personal prop fty
also against oss or damage ~ Inland usnspofAu0nV
goods, varea merchandils nna eouhty -, IN.
Terms Of insurance VIII ne - 49, ~ ~ ~ W. =
enmpanes In the cities o. fhnAuelPha " a. ths
PArss insured may rePoss he iuess In ~ r,ra r,lv
soidity o. ts capital aud thA' All iossss ~ w Pf'
adjusted y the eomps nlyn rcropc.
. a, plt ~, - *. s.h Az a, M,reh
A. the annual sieceon hea ~ 5000 q sarvs ire
1900 the ioloses o"ees0f' "e'' ~ "
srsui=s yeer,Fh' -. u.na,Dh.n lasorsa W Bush
aeofge 'Vhee, s so Sioyd EdTsrd MeIuAli,
ssml " nesnnt $500 v s1ns,ks | Thpmas NJ G ary.
1ohn b. fofter. = ~ ~ lana h AZ three
| Insurance may % "'ee' w. ' $3.50
mentns,, a. 49,. ,.od. ~ fnanyur propsrty the
70 aalnen 70 sns craSY Ivboss charte- i par
ass ans ~ Fer
S .ss.rdinv 10 ira nature Of the rlsk upon the
tmoIs o. - ~ h, wh,eh can ba withdraw q.
Amount " ue ~ ,srf on tbe amount Deposited.
NJ nmy x " kn,,ssa ~ hs much more
this msthod Z eeevec = oe h sbout One hai
- ~ - ranas.tnr Of ne poliey from time to
- AAN ee ~
on.v,x ,h At vouid he insured per annum at 40 and
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
IRON AND STEEL.
NIoDow ELL Il Co,
CORNER THIRD AND KING STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
iNPoRlRKs AND nKALRRr IN


INFoRlRNs AND nEAlRRH
IRON STEEL and COACH HARDWARE, 80, &c.
Alsl, h LUMINOUS coal.
-,-szass4N Have always ou hand full assortment
-A2sssyssl iRuN AND STEEL.
- " =. Best brands VI American Hammered aud
sff 1saslqE Wollel htrs Eneli.h refined Bars Of al
sisr, lani HOW aud ut Iron. best Norway Nail kop
and Aucer shapes, dsivanilei ,ud Black Sheet Iron
cast shear, BLISTER, usrman, Swsle, spiing, Tire, Ma
lnary aud Tag steel,
smith Coach aud other HardUAre-tIorse Shoes Horse
shoe sasj BoraN Bolts. Clips Nuts, Washers, Msileabe
Castings Wagon Boxes sprnss A4ps- spokes, Feiloes
shafts Rows, &c. Carriage Canvass 81 Carpet, kettnet
Enamelal Top sud pish eth,T, Gimbiet pointed
aud Coach Hardware 81 all kndh iron Wire Galvanized
Nails Habbii Metal, Lead sp5lter, Banca Tin. she's
2ue, &C. Ghu1sones ClAnhs and Rollers, Trace, Baci
aud other thains.
smiths and other Tools-Anvils, Vices, Bellows
seiges Hsmmers, shoHinl Knives Files. RAsps, Smtts'
drills TIRE lenders rwsre Irons, Stost aad Dies Coo
per's and other Msehanics' Tools.
An oil which will be sold very low prices whoesAl
AMI retail. for cash or approved credit
+ lsuHArv l. lssh -ianit-i,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
POSTAGE
TAs L. 8. PuB. 90. also publish the
EARMER,S GUIDE,

BY HErpr sTHpHAra OF Edinburgh, and ths late j. ?.
NoHxos al Yale Co, sge vols, Royal ootayo, loco
parrr ana numerous engEavngs Price ~ for the two
volumss-by mall, port paid, - oeeSs-it
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
CLOTHING.

iJEmOVAL.
WILLIAM H. QUINN.
MRRouANT TAILOR,
No. 1872 MARKET SrkEEl'
wILMIEdToN, DELAWARE. .
The subscrber infrss he friends and me pu' ' ~ Eo
Ma bas removai from No. Is last -eeeni eues.' al
ia MARkRT STREET. thfa door from w ,Hr.r
esonii Il, ADD ext door 70 NetRahA fus S'''s' 49,
he viii eosliube 10 larry on the
MkRcHANr rAlLo,dNG BUSINESS -,
In au Ira branches He has sold out hts stock Oh ran
nd Winter Goods aud hsa puchAsei an enllfe
NEW slooR OF sPBlNa AND sUAMsN Goops'
consisting Of
FINE FRENCH CLolHs
cAssiNEREs AND vEsrINes.
which is selected from large stock Of gools lie NIX
offer to the nnbe ali the newest ~ o. su"us, -
hs will cot in the --latest styles ana MAKE ~ ' V'
ALI ALE GARMENTS WARRANTED TO FIT, and to be
Whist they represented
He has also a large stock Of
GBNTLBMLNs FURNISHING GOODS,
all Of which he will eil at the lowest prices. Give MN
| a call before purchasing eiseshere - =, or,xu
NB-The undersigned ls pleased to rftufn nls tuehS
to hs fien1a aud The publeo the pa ntse 80 oea,
be,ov-d upon him At his old slant, and h0pee " ste
attention 10 the Of his sustometsltO merit 0on
tinuaurs Of the same. -, II ortNN
mrh3G-n v u. ~. $500.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11

County on the frat Tuesday after the second
Monday 10 March. snd on the hrss Taesdsy
after the third Mondny in September.
The Mayors Court sits 10 Wilmington ou the
nrst Menday in NAroh, Juno, septsmesr Aa@
December.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
THs BArronAL BAHK or DELAuARH, At WILL
hIEaroE,
CorRer Of Sixth and Market Streets. oapi.
tai, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays AND
Pridaya
THH yAnMna's BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner Of Third and Market streets. CaP',,
tai, $3.50 900. Discount days, Wednesday, ana
Saturdays.
4HE RATIONAL B4EK or WILMINGTON AND
sRAApYwiHH,
Corner Of Second and Market Streets Capi
tai, $500 600 Discount days, Mondays an'
Thursdays.
THE UNION HATIoAAL nAHK OF wILhiHoroh,
Market Street. above Fifth. Capital, $SoV''
600. Discount days, TuesdaJs aud eaturaSyS-
EIRsr NATIONAL BANK or wILhIEdrok,
Corner OF Fourth sud Market Streets. Cap
tai. 100000 Discount days, MoAdsya an
Thursdays.
wILMGAaroz sAvTnos EuNp.
ofsss 8. E. corner Of Eighth and MARX
streets.
psLAwAEs sAviEas Back.
Once 608 Market street.
ARTISANS sAviEds BAsK-
A Once 607 Market street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
d uuLAwAnn ytnz INvunAEou coHrApf.
ofioo No. 6O7 Market street.
"a FARMERS NATAL RiRH INSURANCE COMPACT
THa STATE Oh DELAWARE.
oHdce No. s37 Market street.
h. NEW CASTLE couHrT MUTUAL IHsunAHcz I'll
COMPANY.
th Once Institute Building, Market stoss'' OBJ
Eighth.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
DINING SALOONS.

ENVELOPES AND WHITING PAPERS
IL AT WHOLESALE.
N SAMUEL RAYN0R & Co.,
Nos. I1s AND III WILLIAM STREET
NEW YORK
Envelope manufacturer Including every style OF Rps
torry, note, Letter, onieal Pay, Drug and Portfolio
Lnv-loptF. ,,,, -, g.,
Also sole agents for the Irving Harrison Ms Writ
Ing Papers by he case or smaller quantity. Price list
gits samples sent by mail When requested. Dealers
are Invited to SAIL and eHsHnS stock, syAA pres &c.
&e npF@~Asa
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
] nav nnons ANn CARPETS

DHK HUUDo ND OhhF lsl- 7 .
NTAVEna DISPOSED OF MK sToOA
oil Of My Goods 70 n y FRAZER U D. respeess
iuiiy sosit for them share Of that psronAse Hhien
ny Scrmer gnstomsra 90 lihstsny bestowed GA me Az
psrpops iAdebsd 70 As reqnssipA 70 nsks s.
Jaiy l.. 1900 WA. D.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"

ORIGINAL MILL GRsRK, keJ .n
THIS Company continues to offer 70 ths people ., pes
EAre us superior Of srans,ty kept Marine
~ nrs on All oeeeiiP'iOna Va PiVFs''
hsks. M. .,, ,.a - ovor an va,rs axneri. /
The lnsutuuoh " on nv ~ Mpt,,s Insurspcs
snee In and sttentou y nhs t,n onr stnt.j
being the hrst y Y, hisd tbe Nsnagsrs have
BY reason o. when, 70 S,ss,,nnats hsfNesu ths
seen enabled 50 70 an!nst anu ~ ~ andr ths member
dnerent ~ N. IN character n the numer
ship among the most y, ~ IN nublie
Gus pIt x :, losses i've
II taxes ereat 70 i1sHl LIN ~ ~ x and
been 50 prompt ano iipedS, VA, ~ csss nt ii,iqs
losses rea ming over suo.ovv nv hont entire ssfis
don hAs occurred, Anu ssa AS Wv
faction 20 the parties ipsuIs9 ,h.r ~. nurbsr and
Lookips more 70 'h ~ dni,rsa unnd,sds al Thou
Amount o. w tsHs y IN sihr Az reau,r,pg 10
sands OF DolAre 81 ~. ~ oe,,ns nnst oh
great an amount W snsy ,,ss ~ az M Instnon
~ this = Is eoossysd ~ a.; as \, isIs
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
STOVES AND TINWARE.
nELAwARE RANGE, HEATER AN!
II STOVE DEPOT,
Nos. and Q East Fourth Street

u STOVE DEPOT,
Nos. and 9 East Fourth Street
To those interested To- or 10 want o. re4y first sleas
COOKING RANGE one that will bum les. coal, os ~
better and less for repairs thsp apy Sne s,nv,n
eertifes,es OF gentlemen who have had LARGE espar'
enee in such matters well known In this city
WnsIsaYoE, January 18th. Is Q.
Mel + Piekefs:-nrAR sis.-i have tried three dlf
fersnt kinds OF tchen hantes before purehAsse ~
Magss HAnge from you, which you tut up 10 my he9se
this others eomons4 both utility and economy II
It's work wel, apd With Que hai Of tns eesa
Ell by either thu others II heats room N Tue aepuu
story T,ry cymorabs in this exceedingly cold weather.
yours respectfully Z. c. sroTsENBURs.
wuN1seroS, February lat, 1896.
n r. T1ctefs ESQ - take great pleasure In recon-
mend nE the Mssea Range, one Of Hhiah you recenty
put n III ne think II decided imtrovement on any
Range have used. II will 10 twice the smouhI o
wcrk aud wh half leps coal than any Range have
'''' '''' W. Year 5bt. servant, -
G. II. GALLAGHER.
wuwtSerov, February. 1866.
Having AZ Asgees l,HnS-s nov IN ~ tAse s'ea.
pleasure stating that 1t gives every satisfied N ease,
we'll aud gives very arg.supoy OF hol water hN'e
| no hesitation In recon M ending 1t to others.
Very respectfully, ,no,usv
H. P. PlcxsLs, Bsa.
The Range put up for me by Me-. Pixies works Gos
tunder Inc OF cook who understands he
ouHnss y very well and gives complete sAtis etnn
! h. q. BRADFORD.
| WILMINGTON, DsL, Aui. 4, 500
RF. Piek'li Esqs-DEAt sin -rhe Massa Cook'n
Rang put up fir ne, At SO Frsn,h street gse- en- "
sati .iacilou. consider the Magse Range superior
any in lhs market, and cheerful rec nuend IL 10 Al
persons In want Of an ecopomieal Range
Truly yours, So = ,,,,,c,,,
These are only few Of the very m,ny certificates te
tfyiug . the worth the AAgse kAage. Many o'hsi
ean be seen by ctllng the establish nient Nos ana
East Fourth slTest W,
uington Al vicinity tn our MAFEE HEATERS An
STuVEs, II Which will he guaranteed to give 70 :
who them entire sRtsf.c ion. au%o
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
THE "pRICB CURRENT" LEDGE,

1000 net In length located upon the oppostn doc o.
~ same Canon the ledge already described IL 10
nbout feet In width, Sth wsli drnneo casnEs.
suitabis description Of these properties cannot Be
given 10 few word full information may be obtained
Al The onios If tho Company. -,
ma a Of ehofoe among many good loeationl
have bssn secured BY the personal lnspeet Of repre-
n tbs Company practical mining experience
Pror hia detailed reports the Company are sssured o
~ lost richness Of heir properly Ant
an made for prosecuting the business viii
| vEor, accuracy and despatch.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-04
LETTER FROM CLEVELAND.
RUssELL's FOREST CITY HOUSE, I
CIEyEIAND O. AuD. 30. 1867,

RUssELL's FOREST CITY HOUSE,
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 80, 1867.
Editor of the Register:
A sojourn of few days in the beau
tiful and cleanly Forest City," to one
who has for years been within the linn
its of the SCOT -besmeared town of Wheel
ing, is we'll calculated to cause sigh of
regret at the thought of being compell-
ed by force Of circumstances, to return
to and settle down in our little city of
smoke.
Cleveland is perhaps justly distin-
guished among the cities of the country,
as the Forest City" since it is literally
within forest, composed of the finest
varieties of native and foreign decidu-
GUS and evergreen trees. Yet some of
the smaller towns of Ohio, as we'll as
some of the important cities of neigh
boring States, may with degree of
prosperity, presume it an invidious dis
tinction for Cleveland to appropriate
the name of "Forest City,"
While Cleveland cannot justly boast
of superiority in the style or architec-
ture of its business honses, it may with
ont question be said, that in elegance,
convenience, architectural beauty--in
everything that is desirable-its dwell
ings and surroundings are unsurpassed.
Euclid street is, beyond question, the
finest street in America, and perhaps
scarcely surpassed in any of the cities
of the old world. In passing along this
superb avenue, the observer cannot but
notice that the establishments on the
lake side of the street are generally
much finer than those on the opposite
side. On enquiry we learn, what would
naturally be supposed, that the citizens
residing on this side, though generally
wealthy, are in much more moderate
circumstances financially than their
neighbors across the way-the former
being distinguished as "bobs," the lat
ter as ''nabobs."
BY order Of the City Council, the
beautiful park, which has been an or
nament to the city and the admiration
of visitors, has recently been cut in two
by continuing q street, so as to connect
with the street on the opposite side OF
the park. What prompted to this BIZ
section, it may be difficult to surnise.
Certainly it adds nothing to, while it
materially detrscts from the beauty of
the place. The magnificent Perry mon
ument, erected to commemorate the
greatest naval victory of the last war
with Great Britain, and which hereto
fore has stood as thing of grandeur in
the centre of this beautiful park, now
looms up, q CHASTITY object, in the very
centre of the street. Much of the beau
ty and impressiveness of such a monu'
mept is lost by locating it in suitable
place. Certainly the Perry monument
shonld stand somewhere else than in the
middle of a prominent street.
{r'he educational interests of the
Forest Sity are not suffered to languish
This is clearly evinced BY the recent ap
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-04
Vice and Crime

lfthe records of the Police Courts are
any authority for the fact, vice and
crime must be feafrully on the increase
IN this city. Scarcely day passes that
score or two of the unfortunate class
known as cyprians are not arrested by
The police and sent to the Island by the
magistrates. Now the question arises,
where do all these unfortunate women
come from' Are they raised In the city
nr do they come here from other partsi
I'm examination of the records shows
that for the most part they are poor de-
luded creatures who come to the metrop'
oils in search of employment, but failing
IN this they are driven to a life OF shame
as means ofsupport. There may be ex.
optional cases, but this is the principal
cause of the fearful increase of prostitu'
ton in New York. Every State in the
Union contributes its quota to swell the
number of unfortunates who are now tht
victims Of vice. Such is the extent o
The practice that, contrary to genera
opinion, wOmeB are now more frequent
Is the seducers than men. They prov
around the streets from an early hour II
The afternoon until late hour Of th'
night. Ii is not to be wondered at tha
bank clerks and merchants fall victims
70 their Establishments. They are q
times almost irresistible, especially II
persons not familiar with the wickeC
Tays of city life.
The question now arises, how can thi
great evil be preventedf Legislators
ministers, and philanthropists have tries
IN turn to remedy the evil, but all to lii
purpose. We leave the matter in tn
hands of those wise men assembled at Al
bany, many of whom are quite com
petent to speak intelligently on the sub
Ject. If something is not done soon
will be decidedlyunsafe for o modest ma
10 venture out after nightfall. As TO
respectable ladies, the use of the side
walks has long since been denied tber
after sundown.-Ner York Er.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-04

pointment of the distinguished educa-
tor, A. j. Kickoff, ESQ.,, heretofore of
Cincinnati, as Superintendent of Public
Instruction, at the handsome salary OF
four thousand dollars per annum. In
further evidence of the generous spirit
which pervades this community with
regard to the important matter of gene
raj education, it may be stated that, in
addition to several fine school buildings
before erected, two new school houses
are nearly finished, ut cost of about
one hundred thousand dollars, and two
others similar are to be erected during
the ensuing year.
In the matter of hotels, Cleveland
may claim to have several which prop
erly rank as "tirst class" Without dis
paraging Others,-such as the American,
Weddell and Kennard, d,-Russelrs For
est City House may he ranked as mum.
Der one. Among the regular boarders
may be found numbers of the prominent
and leading citizens of the place. And
it would be difficult to find set of no
bier looking men or handsomer women,
than gather around the tables of the
Russell House.
In coming to this city over the c. P.
d w. r. r. at this time, the traveller
cannot bot notice the sad effects OF
drought. From below Alliance, on
nearly to Cleveland, vegetation in the
way of grapes is literally dried, and in
many fields, burnt up. Pasturage is so
utterly gone, that farmers are already
under necessity of foddering their stock.
Fortunately the earlier part of the sea-
son was more favorable, and fair crop
of hay was secured. Yet it is supposed
that many of the farmers will be CON-
PEELED to club together, and drive their
stock to more favored sections for win
ter keeping. Corn and late potatoes
will prove almost an entire failure. Near
the lake the drowth has been seriously
felt, but not TO such an extent as in the
interior portions of the State.
But this prosy article has already been
extended to far. If, Mr.. Editor, you
find nothing in it likely to interest your
readers, yon will, of course, find place
for il in your waste basket. w.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-04

Fresh meat isnow to brought from the
West to the great Atlantic markets, not
on the hoof, but after being killed and
dressed. Peculiarly constructed re-
frigerator cars are to be used on the rail-
roads for this purpose. In an exchange
we find an account Of one Of the jour.
neys of car of this kind, from the in.
terror of Ohio to New York. At Newark,
Ohio, there were killed sixteen head Ol
beef cattle and one hundred and twenty
two sheep, which were packed into the
car; all preparations completed, the car
left Newark, Ohio, on the home trip, on
Wednesday, August IA, the thermeme-
ter being then at 81 degrees. Arriving
at EastOa, Pa, it laid over on Sunday
and on Monday, the 10th, went through
to Hoboken, n. j., where it arrived in
the afternoon, having been five days OIL
the journey. 1t is reported that or
opening the car the meat was found
perfectly dry and fresh, and on being
corned its flavor was pronounced better
than that of meat brought to market on
the hoof. The greater economy OF this
method os transportation will recon,
mend it as preferable TO the former
methods, if it can be put into general
aud successful operation.
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RhoafiuR AGair.

STRATFoRD, O., September S.-On the
occasion of the marriage of a Mr.. Wat
son, at his house, three miles from here,
q number of young men started char
ivarie and finally proceeded to break in
the doors and windows, wherenpon
Watson fired shot-g gun at them, wound
ing two men named McArkle and Fian-
nigan, the former seriously. Watson
was arrested.