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New York stock Market.
New YORK, December 81.

NEW YORK, December 81.
STOCKS-0pened heavy and lower,
with Rhode Island declining TO S9!c
and carrying all the market with it. A
Committee of the Open Board waited on
the President of the Rhode Island road,
Mr.. Tracy, to-day and learned from him
that the recent issue of stock was p ,900,-
900 10 complete the road from DesmOines
TO Omaha. but subsequently it was ru-
mored that the stock was to be repur-
chased and there was a general recov-
cry in prices, the market closing strong:
STOCKS-CantOn, 69ia69.; Cumber-
land, 32s33: Quicksilver, 2la2l.; Mari
posa, las: Pacific Mail, lilallli; Allan
tic, lliall4t; Western Union Telegraph,
36a36t: New York Central, III; Erie,
9lta9lE: Ohio Certificates, 2Ssa29; St.
Paul, preferred, So: Michigan Central,
lO7: Michigan Southern, o4sa54i; Illinois
Central. 1924: Pitssburg, S6saS7; Toledo,
81 ;a95: Rock Island, 9:Ia93!; Northwest
ern, 5-.a55l; do preferred, 7Oa70!; Fort
Wayne, 97ag7t: MissOuris, 99s; new Ten
nes-er, G34.
EXPRESS-WelIs, 49,; Adams, -;
United States IS: Merchants Union. 3Sss Z.
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wa.hinstou Items.

WASHINGTON, December M.-Ihe at
torneys for the plaintiffs in the case OF
Smithson vs.. Stanton, for false impris-
onment, have addressed letter to the
Attorney General urging a speedy trial.
The lawyers of Stauton's appear little
anxious TO hasten matters, while, on the
other side, the original letters in the
case will be sought for by an order of
the court.
A case at st. Louis, involving ques-
ton of international and statUte laws,
as regards captuel and abandoned
property, taken TO the Supreme Court,
will be brought up in few days. On
the side OF the plaintiffs are Reverdy
johnson, Shipley and Carlisle: for de-
PENDANTS, senator Drake and Judge
Hughes.
The Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue has issued special circular con-
corning the evidence of the payment Of
tax on distilled spirits, in which he
saws the frequency with which holders
of spirits are called upon to prove that
the taxes have been properly paid, rem
ders il necessary that the merchandise
on which taxes have been paid shall be
particularly described to the collectors
in receipts, and that the department
here have prepared blanks for the pur-
pose. Until these blanks can be for
warded 10 the collectors, however, the
latter are instructed TO use duplicate
form -. and not to receipt on any other
form.
The colored people of this district will
hold a meeting tomorrow, TO commem-
crate the issue Of the Emancipation
Proclamation five years ago. Gener.
ais Howard and Logan, and Senator
PomeIoy are expected 10 deliver adj
dresses.
General Meade will leave OF Thurs
day for Alabama, 10 relieve General
Pope.
IL is rumored that u lot of nOmina-
tious are 10 he sent TO the Senate next
week.
The following amounts have been
paid by the General Government to the
several States under ac's # Congress
indemnifying States for expenses in
Cured BE- them in defense Of the United
States:
Maine. S355, $40; New Hampshire,
S90S, lbl; Vermont, SOlS,4U4' NaSsaCuu'
setts, 81, $50, 6i9; Road Island, S735,2l7;
Connecticut, Sl,7O3 $50; New York, 81
300, 1872; claimed. 1925 900; Pennsylva.
MIA, 81 ,9S3,225; New Jersey. sl,lO3,23
Delaware, S3Ql9; Maryland, nothing
Virginia, S26,3l9; Ohio, s2,19i $50;
claimed, s., ~, 900; Michigan, 1916, 400
Kentucky, S3,1l6.U3i; Illinois, $3.50.
si5; Iowa, 100000; Wisconsin, 1924,
463; Minnesota, Sl03,13S; Kansas. Sg360;
Missouri, s., 9O6, 0S9; Indiana, S5S7 ,6l5-
total, S3O, 933, 459; whole amount claim
ed, $40 295 900.
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Prisoner Killed.

MADISON, IND, December 3l.-A man
named John Redman. confined in Jail
here. was shot and killed by sheriff
sparron last night. The sheriff went
into the Jail to lock the prisoners in
their cells when he was seized log Red
man; the sheriff called for help and an
other prisoner came up, and instead of
rendering assistance, took the key from
the sheriff and attempted to unlock the
hoor, when the sheriff warned Redman
q second tiree to let SO or he would
shoot him. Not being Obeyed, and seeing
the prisoners wore about TO escape,
drew his revolver, shooting Redman
through the heart AID killing him iB-
stantly. H-
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IMMENSE REDUCTION
of Clothing,
VI. .GUTHAN &iCO2S,
FROM NEW YORK,

LEcenses-sapreme Court Deeisisn-
Arrival Of Survivors Of tie Raleigh
The Breekiyn Psisoaing Case
Dickens Tickets
New YORK, December 3f.-Fhe
Ceuncilmen aud Aldermen have adopted
an ordinance empowering the Mayor
to grant a license 70 tavern keepers, Tor
the purpose of testing the constitution
aiity of the excise law. They also con-
Cured in the adoption of resolutions
directing the State and city authorities
to protect natuIalized citizens abroad.
At meeting of liquor dealers and
members Of the Legislature at the AS
tor House yesterday, the draft-of bill
to be submitted to the Legislature was
presented, 1t provides for the Issue of
liquor licenses By the Mayor OF this
CITY, and the establishment under his
Of a bureau Of excise IL
cense.
Judg. Clerke, of the Supreme Court,
in the case of the bank of the common
wealth, versus Jasper yaa Kirk ct. al,
In which the bank appeals from a de-
cision in the lower Court, decided
Yesterday, that gold and silver are
no longer lawful money of the country,
but mercantile commodities, and prom
issory notes made payable in gold must
be paid in gold or currency Of an equiv
alent value.
The steamer Manhattan from Charles
ton, arrived last evening, bringing the
passengers. officers and crew
of the steamer Raleigh, burned OF that
port: Captain Nathaniel 2 Wills,
William Weleh and John SiOOn, Eass-
engers. c. W. Barklett, first officer,
Gordon Young. second officer, NJ. Boyd,
:. Mcdonald, p. Harrington, J. Penfield,
E. Ellis, NJ. Gibbons, t. Brown, VI.
Larkin and Joel d. Pence.
The druggist who was at first suspect
ed of having something to do with the
poisoning case, but was exon
Grated by the CorOner's Jury, has re-
ceiyed letter signed by many well
known merchants of this city, cOngrat-
ulating him upon the result, aDdIassur-
ing him of their unfaltering confidence
in his innocence from the first.
A friend of Mr.. Dickens has suggest
ed TO him q plan whereby specHlations
in tickets TO his readings, 10 the disad-
of the public, might be avoid
ed. Mr.. Dickens replied, saying that
he hopes the difficulty would soon be
overcome, and that the plan suggested
had been tried in England and Paris,
and signally failed.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Eegister,i

LONDON, December 3l.-The latest
advices received from the expedition
now marching into Abyssinia report
that King TheOdOre,On ascsrtsining the
extent of the measures taken by this
government to effect the liberation Of
English captives, released them himself
LIVERPOOL, December 3l.-Tbe cot
ton brokers circular appeared this morn
ing with the following remark on the
cotton market; sales for three days, Fri
day, Saturday and Monday, were about
g, 600 bales, including COCO for exporta-
ton and 500 for speculation. the to-
tel stock in port and on shipboard is as
certained ut about 49, 900 bales, which
is nearly ls,CO0 bales less than the esti-
mates Of the above stock. About one
fifth was imported from the United
States
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New YORK siarkei.

49,. New Ysrk narket. :
t.Tyta~s NEW YORK, December 81.
! COgTON-Firmer and more active;
sales CT 5000 bales at 15fa16c for mid
ding npiands. 8 q . q
FLOUR-Receipts 535l barrels; mar
ket shade frmer and closed quiet; sales
of 400 barrels at S5a9 % for superfne
State and western; 9 75al0 50 for extra
State: 9 40al2 90 for extra western;
II Seals 90. for white wheat extra; 9 s.
al3 90 for roRnd hoop Ohio; IL OOal2 0O
for common TO good st. Louis; II Goa
I6 90 for good to choice extra. Calf
fornia flour, sales of 200 sacks at II -
ais 80. Rye flour quiet; sales OF 2OO
barrels at 51a9 30.
WHISKY--Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Reoeipts 1868 bushels; mar
ket = shade firmer with a fair business
doing; sales of 24,6O0 bushels at 80 for
No. 2 spring; 40 for No. l do; 2 S5a for
white Missouri; 3 90. for white Califor-
mia.
RYE-Steady; sales of 1000 bushels
State at l 60.
BARLEY-Quiet; sales of 1900 bush
els at IS fer State and 90 for Canada
West at the railroad depot. ~
MALT-Steady; sales of 1000 bushels
at / 90.
CORN-Reseipts of 5s,595 bushels;
market shade frmer, but with fair
business doing, part for export: sales %, :
900 bushels at 36al 81 &c for new mixed
western afiQat, and at II for old do
afloat; 29al 81 Ter new yellow Jersey
and Pennsylvania; 30 for new white
Southern.
OATS-Receipts of 1920 bushels; mar
ket opened shade firmer, bnt closed
heavy and dropping; sales of 5000
bushels at s4aS4lc for western in store,
closing at inside price.
RICE-Firm, at sIs9!c for Carolina.
C0FFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR Steady; sales of 200 boxes
CnBaat ii fa12e, and POO boxes Havana
at lie.
enthusiastically; sales of 500 bar
rels New Orleans at 6SaSuc.
PETROLEEM-Quiet at lO.c for
crude. and 24ic for refined bonded.
HOPS-Quiet at 3Oa60c for American.
PORK-Firmer, bus very dull, with
sales 60 barrels at 81 15a2l p for mess,
closing at 81 10 regular; Il SAILS 81 for
prime; 10 75a20 90 for prime mess: also
1000 barrels new mess at - Co, sellers
option for February, and sellers option
for March at 227j.
BEEF-Steady and quiet, with sales
of 80 barrels at previous prices: also
800 tierces India beef on private terms.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales Ofl7OO bar
rels at % u0a3I 90.
BACON--Steady; sales 1000 boxes at
l0sal0tc for Cumberland cut; ll4all &c
for short ribbed: and lie for long ribbed.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales Of leO
packages at ca9c for shoulders and la
l3c for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer at s!aSic for
western, and 9ta9sc for city.
LARD-Dull; sales of 1900 barrels ut
l2al3c.
BUTTER-Steady at 3sdI6e for State.
CHEESE-Heavy; sales at llal5c.
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An Army OF More than Five
Thousand Omee-Heldcr

Arc consuming your substance. and . besi u
other hungry expcCtAuts Are gathering hI'
vlltRres, 70 banquet RPOa ths sitAls Of
trats State.
Your public buildinEs are shaking dollar, .,
the hundred thousand, with no apparent result
Your LunAtie Asylum has already coat $4,000
. third more than the oTizinAl estimate Tor ,hs
whole, and the hrst wing u not yet complstSt
AZ the present. rate, more than one mllli0p
d0lArh VII b Consumed In what I. nothiBg 10
than . sfHpendOus fraud, 1t vkIch yOur puSF
servants are oonnivinx. SO
The PenttentiAry wasexp~eted 10 be buih ~
sles 90. bat through tbs insomReteacy tks
plAHned IL. nearly f01f tirnss a. much maisr1
viz. - tequiFel a. vas ofiGiEHlly intended. sst
the expeuse Of the building win be little sbor
Of one miiiion dollars Othsr operatlons Of pa
nc men shoE . similar disregard Of your Hisi
est Many OF them are mere sehenes ofpn'ai
ecneAt and PablIe robbery. -g
Sot single Raiieal Journal Of the S,sts hs'
altered word 81 denunciatisn Of tkess o. a.
ether Rnblie yTuAgs. To the RnnnrIH b~,Sap
Almost The exclusive honor q ekzmpiOnisg "
popular caase against the outrages Of ottri
Punderers. In pursuance of ia purpO~s 70
nunt doUu fNrupuon and oofTuptlonala N
kEGtsrER VII kJ before the peopla nas,
startling facts concerning the outlay q sts.'
funds upon public works The most enoussD
frauds are known TO have bSea perpatrztsd, al
every taI payer has an interek, IN flsir dsvssss
ment We cal up0z tie people " ssossd a.:
support q IN car efort,
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Cincinnati Market.

CNCISSATI, December 81.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Quiet and unchanged and
not much done.
COTTOS-Firmer, and closing at lac
for middling.
T0BACC0-NOthing done.
WHTSKY-Heid at 25c in bond.
HOGS-Firm, and but few on market
which sold at full prices; receipts SO
head and not many more to come in.
PORK-Sales of 200 barrels old mess
II % 90, and new held at q 90.
LARD-Held firmly at l2fc.
BULK MEATS-Nominal and IN
changed.
BACON-Nominal and unchanged
OIL-No change.
COAL-In fair demand; sales 100000
bushels at l0c for Ohio river, and llal2c
for Pennsylvania,
BEEF CATTLR-Unchanged and the
supply light.
GOLD-At 33t buying.
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Drew ned.

BRAsTrsRO, ONTARJo. December 30
Two Young persons, named Armetia
Goodyeatte and Thomas Shaw, aged
s;gkteen years, respectively, were
drowned In the canal on Saturday while
skating. Their bodies were recovered
Yesterday. -,
At London, yesterday, Miss Adelaide
Corvs. while crossing the Thames liver,
fell through the ice and was drowned.
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Meetinz in Utica.

New Y"aK. December 30.-The Her
AIDS special says: A large and enthusi-
astie meeting OF the citizens of Utica
was held in the City Hall last evening,
to take into consideration the rights of
American citizens abroad. Mayor VIII
son presided, with large Number Of
Vice Presidents. Strong speeches were
made by Nessrs. James Al. Qnade, Fran
eis Herman and Others. The resolutions
adopted were bold and spirited; enc is
TO the effect that If the Executive and
Congress fail to vindicate the rights of
American citizenship they are Cowardly,
imbeeile aud unworthy TO administer
the affairs of the Government.
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0pposIfiou

New YORK, December 3l.-A call ISL
circulation in New Jersey, and receiv-
ing thousands Of signatures, for the as
ssmkling of Convention at Trenton,
on the I'D of January, to organize an
opposition party TO the Camden and
Amboy railroad monopoly. L
Five thousand aollars worth Of Nash
Vile city bends sold at auction to-day
at 80 per cent.
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Cnrd from n Renian,

New YORK, December 30.-JOhn SAY
age, in a card, says: The mischievous
reports in this evenings papers relating
to the selection of the new council for
a united Fenian Brother head and the
connection of my name with the SAME
are in every particular untrue. 1t is only
calculated to throw obstacles in the
way of the uuion SO earnestly desired
by all the sons OF human liberty.
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81 bouis Marf<ef

ST. LOIS, December 81.
Flour, very little demand, and prices
unchanged. Wheat lower, at 2 5ea2 60
for prime to choice fall. Corn, no de-
mapd; prices nominal. Oats lsTer, at
7Oa7lc PoriSunchanged,a &C 20 90. Lard,
sales at 1Tial2c in tierces. Bacon,
shoulders 2Sc, Hogs 52a6ic. q ~
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Chicugo Market
CHICAGO, Decenl

CHICAGO, December 81.
Wheat firner at S3s bid and l a9c
asked. Corn irmer at siias2c for new
aud old. Oats held firm at 54sa55c.
Rye steady at 5ial -. Barley firmly
held at 7Ial 10. Pork quiet and firm
at 90 10. Lard strong at l2al2tc. Green
hams firm at lie. Shoulders at &c.
Dressed hogs firm at 25taS 30.
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Now Worm nIope, nnrke,.

NEW YORK, December ST.
CODA shade easier; opening at
1885,, and closing at 1899.
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-Firm and
active; Coupons, 81, il2ss
ll2t;do 62, l0s!l0Si; do '6i, 1U5ialu5s; do
'65, 1e5talo5s; do january and July,
do '67, loslalosi; l0-4Os, l0ls
lo2;; 5-Sas, 404saiO4s. . = % I
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HoIIiday,s Cove Railroad.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
IN the neat session OF the Legislature of West
Virginia, application will be made BY the Holli.
day 8 Cove Railroad Company for the passage Of
a law authorizing that company 70 Consolidate
With the company organized in Pennsylvania,
and owning the railroad ia the Brooke county
line or with the Steubenyille and Indiana Rail
road Company, owning the railroad 10 the State
line on the west and with both Of said compa'
MES, so rs 10 form with them, or either Of them.
in law one corporation as it forms with them
one continuous line Of railway
And TO transfer TO, and vest in the company
30 consolidated, all the franchises and property
of the Hollidays Cove Railroad Company. in
Guiding its rights 10 construct branches.
The application will be made in behalf Of the
company. JOSEPH LESLIE, Secretary,
dec2il4t Residence, Philadelphia, Pa
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., ST, Cortlandt s.. MocrpEAr.Julv n. lss4

q ST. CortlAndt ST., MooTEEAI, July II, 1884
Hessrs Derins q BoltOn.-GentlSIaSH For
the last eleven months have been suffering al
most daily from severe attacks Of Dyspepsia;
10 much 30 that / could with difbcuity retain .
meal In my stomach more than twenty minutes.
At night experienced great burning in or
about the heart; general depression Of spirits,
attended with frequent headache, dizziness OF
dimness of sight l tried various cathartie
compounds and stomach preparations, without
being afforded any effeetual relief, till / used
four bottles OF HUbb>ls GeLdeB BiitSrs since
which period have not been troubled With .
single one of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bittsrg have afforded ne, feel
1t nv duty to express Publicly my grateful
thanks. GEO. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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NEW YoRK. March 9th. 1884.

M,ssrs Geo. @. Hubbsi d Co., Hudson, v. Y.
Cent My family having been the recipient
Of marked benefit in health by the use OF your
Golden Bit,ers, am induced 20 acknowledge my
sense of gratitude in this letter, which you are
privileged 20 use as you desire. ! can conf
IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle OF your
Bitters entered my house have heard Of no
complaints of dyspepsia. Ny wife had been
troubled with the malady for Year,, and had
toms and the disease have both left, and she ls
we'll Other members Of my family endorse the
good qualities Of your article, and can only
say in conclusion, that should be happy 70 give
verbal evidence TO the doubling at any time they
may call on me With mueh regard, am,
Yours truly,
no r. A. GRAHAM
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New YORK Or, Coed. Market.

yl.a.- EEw YpRK, December 81.
The dry goods dealers are all occupied
in taking stock, audy rs no business Of
moment has been transacted prices are
without variable alteration. To-mor.
row will be observed as holiday, and
an places of business will be closed.
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Couveution.

PHILADELPHIA, December 3l.-The
State Convention of 'Boys in Blue"
Association, composed of ex-soldiers
and sailors, is to he held here ou jan
nary sth. The object is said TO be the
nomination or General Grant for the
Presidency. One stbOgsaud delegates
are expected. 80, .y-,,v,.
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Now is the Time to SGbscns
FOR TIE IE-E
PRESIDENTIAL CANVAS

(WHICH. IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED NrS
w be the most important Political CARyau
in the history Of our Government Tie "a
mishing preparatory 20 this great tghi =, a
rOady commenced; and Tho eo8dition q .,
country makes the early and tbereagh di,ssz
nation Of the principles Se advocate, hIa
otic dRty. We therefore invoke the aid dL
true men in extending the circulation Il 4,
REGLsIEk- There II not locality In The cen
try whore Club eoald not be made Up s.a
Slight effort
Notwithstanding the RkGISTER IL only Ia .,
ffih year, IL already. In point Of Cirrulstiut Il
faence. Ability and Falne, ranks snOEt u
frst papsrs in the lad and eonfessedly ,iis,,
far ahead Of any Of its octemporari,s 10 We.
Virginia. IL vii be the aim Of the Propr,is
not only 10 Haintain, bat 70 add 10 ia Sp
reputation
This paper win not DC surpassed by Any D..
Iication in the country for lie ooRpletcBsss a.
Family, business and Political Journal. Il "A
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Defulcatieu.

WORCESTER, Mass, December Silt
is reported that Thomas R. Whettmere,
from the town Of Spencer, has been
guilty of defsleation to the amount of
$4,000. Whittmore has been missing
about a week. - :.
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Teiedo Market.
y ToLKpo, December 81.

TOLEDO, December 81.
Flour quiet. Wheat, amber is held
mt = So, with 2 50 bid. Corn q shade
better; sales of new at 94ae. 0ats upT
changed with No. at Csc. Rye quiet.
Barley at so for No. 2. Dressed Hogs
a shade better; sales at saSie.
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Expected.

WASHINGTON, December 31.-The new
British Minister, Edward TheFntsn, is
expected to arrive in this city early in
January. r-- ->- ' 80 60 -
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Ba6alo Mlnrket.

900 BUFFALO, December 81,
Flour quiet. Wheat, sales of 5000
bushels Eo.!2 Chicsgs spring wheat at
PCS, and three cars white winter at
2 60a2 20. Corn easier; new on thetEEck
held mt lll2a1 Il. Oats tirm< Barley
firm and quiet. Rye held al. ] so. %
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Reducfieu.

SCRANTON, Pa, December 3l:-fhe
Delaware, LackawanBa and" Western
RaiIroad Cos. and the Dixon works,
nave :.otiSed all their employees. some
,sightsen hundred in number, OF a re-
Iecsion of ten per ceRt in their wages
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DAINrS FoR FARMERS AND OTHEnA
n Tia Graftoa Mineral Paint Oouyasy ~
now M1safHctaTtng Tn Bsst Cheapest go
nSst DasAble fAtnt - use; two csats vel ~
90. nlxsA via pare LlasesS on, WILLIS; ps =
hsteee ysafH Il = eta Light hrosn, O. k~sstbsi
Chocolate oOier. asa can " shknesd % Eoss
80 go, s,ees erAh. oliye - cream, 70 SAT- ,.
1s4ts 90 Thu ron&a4F n 70 saiuslds iS
honscs bar1a fsnces. Carriage nnA car-nss
-, rails and Nooden Ware, AryicaI;ur1I y
80. - 49, Bosts vt..si. Nd sAip. -
inE nfe and water Pfoofj, floor OF C6,ss
teee NAnufArtursr having used 500 bks 70
49, yesrl ,snd - . paint for say purpo-s b -
49, y = ~ ~ :: ssr,s.aiE sisss,IS =
aeleh WI supply . [srlsr for years % cost
ArLAAted In al eassstss above. sepd "a.
elrcelAa, which gives fan particular. 10.
Ernninf ua,ess bFapdod In str~le -0.rk Guf'
teRAssrA4 RAnt u 1ddre.s TscsI
DANIEL BIDwELL.
noTlNE .zF&tssa'i sszs>ts Hes TSfk
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-01
THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
-OF-
THE PEOPLE

As involved In GovefnneniAl AdminiI,rsuys
will receive special ATTENTION.
Political oorruptiOD has already brought u,
land TO the verge Of Bankruptcy and kuB
TAXATION already strips the clothes fron lie
hacks Of nsny people. And rots their shildr,s d
bread. AdditiSnd exirAEagAnee threaten, 70
redaeo the richest TO poverty and al the khsr
ing elasses 20 beggary.
In addition TO gigantic national frauos he
taxpayer Of West Virginia are sHferisg fpH
domestic knaves and homemade soonRdr,i,
Prom summit 10 base your Official sysiss
marked by corruption and fraud.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-01
.aueiIee. 4

0sWEGo, \. Y, December 3l.-The
emancipation jubilee at oswego, Janu
airy 9TH, will be addressed by-Genersl
Butler aud others. y !tfBA