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Another Clnin Against the HosEoa.
Hartford and Eric Railroad. 11n
PorGuKEfTs1E, Arm s.-Shenn keuwoEthy 70:
Gay etrFtd another Attachment against the boa1ont
Hartford and Enc Railroad Company 70 satisfy 4
claim at So, ,oco- This makes S1,le4, ,ooo worth Of
ClAtr1a made BY the 8heTtff.
, 1870-04-08
Accident to n River StrAMcr-EA2A'
rn1aon WesfWnfds

ST. Lorr, April The steamer nteho7ona raa
INTO the bankt opposite 1ausatoWp hsnd. f.se35- @
i've 1nieA below herr, II hsif-Y&ss 70 ~ n4n.'
boasu a1 last 8ccornsx 70 keep her nom en1l0s-
Tnt Hxnart has Eonc To her assistance
The tide Of Immigration from the hASt haA -
tn and large number Of s1antgIans1 re a911tla9
BY river ana MI Some thrte hundred Ni.vea
ytsterlay b. the Ohio AisslaApp! -. ha.'oou3, ~
| hound for southwest Missouri and hA2sss ~
af,out tsy e1cutstontsts ron Ohio and hehsnfkJ
| nassed through to examine lands In hAos
, 1870-04-08
PenuHylrAntn.

HARRISBURG, April :.-Thc Legislature has 3d.
t,,1Yned ftn4 d. The Governor hAs vctoetl the
ihr etnftnr fund and tlRnsler them for ald TO cet
tain fHiffQ&a&,
, 1870-04-08
Artynl OF General ThoEnns' Rc
rnQtus In Troy

TRoF, April 7Tne Tsmslna ot GtnStM @ 1.s Inoas MI
n Scheneeisdy ~ 4 committee appointed BY the
du1ens 81 TToy On u e5rE here tbe ens1.is !em1Is
were laid IL Suite at s.. Panlh Cnnrsh; saeta1
H1zen, Newton, Mckay, Granger. and o1uer oas; ~,
unguished otnctra are In the city Ths m 1uhe hadx
exercises take place II noon to-mors0F' iSnr LIN
viii be Inferred IN 0alwpod Cenettfy. 1fea1eA'
Grant u e1pcctcd tomorrow morning.
, 1870-04-08

Official Vote in tho Tenth Ohio Co1i-
Ercssionnl Distriet-
FoRr WATSE, Ind, April 7.-+The ott!cial rnator'
| ify In the Tenth Ohio District for Peck Rfpuol!'
can. Il ass. 11cae's majority over Ashley was
els, showing large Republican gain.
, 1870-04-08

Special Despatch Ia The Chfeaso Trbane.
L4SAIlE, April 1.-Thc coal miners herr, N the
number Of i've Or six hundred, a1c now on stItkc.
in rrRlstance to change which the coal companies
proposed with reRartt 10 the time Of payment OF
wages Heretofore the miners have been pail!
stnt-mnnthlJ; b0t tho owueEs Of mines being NJ
most always compelled 10 walt from thirty to sixty
days for their payments for coal proposed to have
the time f0t paving miners made monthly. 1t was
not proposed to cut the m!aess on entirely tronl
getting their wages to the end Of Il month, r!t,-
vtiel there was necessity for obtaining II sooner.
On March e6, notice was Giycn b. the companies
u their mntfa and employees that the next pAy -day
would occur on Saturday, Apr1 9, aaa on
the Hcoud Saturday OF each month thereafter, hut
that money would at any time be hdvauced
during the month 10 those whose necessities re
qutrcti II, md who hai credit On the cnnpany's
tooks. tpou the receipt .. thts norsee, the miners
struck 1fc ulcn were poorly prepared for euch q
atcp, a1u the consequence Is, that there r. great
distress md suffering among the families OF
rnint1a. Not q few show disposition to ErtuFu to
ToEe. but are prevented by those who style thrm-
Relrcs the IsBsiets OF the movement
The consequences Of the strike have extended
10 the LaSalie zinc works, glass works. ami other
manufacturing establishments, Nhtch have been
obliged to suspend for want Of eoa1. The rallroaa,
companies aEc also obliged to looE elsewhere for
their CUSTOMARY Bupr1ies-
, 1870-04-08
Illinois md Michigan EAnUI. |.

LASatIK, Ill, AprlI ..--S!nce the opening Of the
westcru division Of the Illinois anu Michigan
oass have cleared for Chicago. and al thla hour,
O'Clock In the afternoon, there no more In purt
At the opening OF the cnn2i last ycaf there werc
one hundred &ntl nineteen boats here Weather
Na1m and pleasant
, 1870-04-08
Wagon Run Over md Occupant
Killed.

srcclal DcrTRtch 70 The Chicago TTtlure.
CHES71lSE, April THE Eastern cxpEcss on tho
n i I. Road, which arrived here at & o'clock this
evening, Rt1uck wagon cruss!ng the track near
Cars Station thIrty-fye miles from hcrc killing
one man Instantly and genouAly tnlurhE another.
, 1870-04-08

MEMPHIS, ArR!L i.-Tne extensive dry good
tuu.4. ul HOW'LL, '. owl i Nc4i kA4 loz>ss
ta.o .@akI1pteI bJ IL Pai.adelpnla essaisask
, 1870-04-08

Terrible RnIlrond Accident Near
RrrckIuridxc - Engineer KILLED.
Many Passenger Injured.
Qr1scr, Apn 7.-Sews ~ toss ben NJ seesiEs1 &C -
Hanuihal / 81 Joeeph Railway, II potrt tnrre
mics west Of Bsrck1n1sdEe Station, Last eTsninS.
1t $50 passenger and fright Eain eolnaed n
sho*t curve. each running II rapid rAfe, reauif-
inC il he killing Of the engineer OF the HsEat
u1.n, ind hAdiy inturtuR sevetA PASSENGERS oh tns
passenger train. koongh wc kan Of neue oe!aR
fatsIIF "a We stId not learn the nAne ot NE eo-
Elneer He lfves tn Bloomfield, and hn El!e
and four children. Bora cn6tnes x1r eomplete
wrrck, n well n the cAEk Tie H3ck UsH ~
to be puih around the WTcC3
, 1870-04-08

JAxKSyHlE, hrr!l T.-The Monterey dam has
Just broken heavy current OF water has turned
hEaanzI the pier Of the railroad hdgr Aud woollcu
mill. The dAmaEc u already great
, 1870-04-08

ArnoRA, Ill, Aprt. "a mad dog ran through
the city !cstcriay afternoon biting three children,
. soa and daughter Of W. Wilde, and son Of NJ;
GFues1ccI, besides half q dozen dogs and several
cows Two lhsiscs hal shawl and a dress torn
lv the animal, and nuu1ernns others harcly rs
cspetL 4 dog slaughter commences to-MoHpw.
, 1870-04-08

Cnspndrlet Hccomcs y Fart OF tne
City OF Sts Iouik-Nort3cu1kE3
Steamer Wrecked.
s., Icuis, April ..-Fortral Possession vas hfen
" -da3 b hs 1Ecpe7 1E:aesttJ c8 ca,uotetee n
, 1870-04-08

A Chase nftor Indinn TnFnudcrs.It
BxrAx. ". T., April Two hundred md my
:-m=t. tc ru..ae ne IT,. Ia c:,12
udr{te{1 ne1t 4UA2Ht.
, 1870-04-08

The Wcl1nnd Canal.
81. cATuARfsEs, Ontario april s.-The Wefaud
Canal viii be opened On the aoth Inst
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New York Cattle Market

4Snnj
CATTLE-With the light total OF
1850 cattle for the week and 1915 to-day
the market is very strong and active at
ic advance; of to-day's stock 81 cars
were at One Hundredth street, 81 cars
at Weehawken and 81 cars at Commu.
nipaw. Everything was sold off early,
quite thin cattle going below l5c with
good at 16al6ic and prime at lie; NO
extra on sale and few really good cat
tie. A general drove of stillers were
sold. There were no Kentucky and only
50 Ohio steers. Most of the cattle were
from Illinois and Missouri, Iowa and
Canada following. Texas gave 20 and
New York 50 head. The market aver
aged strong Isle. A drove of 100 Hi
nois steers, IT cwt, selling at 15al7c; 90
Missouri, cwt, at 15fal6c; 120 still fed
Canada, It cwt, at l5a16c; 100 Missouri
thin. 81 cwt, l4a14ic and car of Hi
nois bulls at the lowest price, or l3c.
SHEEP-A few sheared lots of West
ern begin to arrive in q chilled condi.
tion; total for the week 1890, with
43O0 to-day; the market is quiet at &c
advance, or 6ic for scallawags at %
pounds, 7iaSc for fair 90 to S. pounds
Western sheep, and &c for choice, with
q car of extra 1872 pounds Canadas at
over 10c; a car of 80 pounds Ohio
clipped brought SC.
H0GS-Total. 9640, with % cars to-
day, all for slaughter; dressed close at
l2tal2ic, with few offering, and those
generally losing money.
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gg! TeIe'e(J:r''a'ph.
- - S--To THE REGIsfKR---
By THE CABLE.
rBy Telegraph to the Rogister.I !

LONDON, April 4.-Dispstches from
Calcutta statethat Earl Meyo, Cover.
nor.General OF India, is making q tour
of the cotton growing districts of that
country, urging the necessity of an in
creased cultivation of cotton, in order
to compete successfully with the United
States. - -
The Times, on the proposed reconsid-
ssrstion of the decision of the Supreme
Court in the matter of the constitution
=ality of legal tenders, strongly hopes
the views of the Chief Justice will be
sustained. 3
PARIS, April At is now tolerably
certain that tho solution of the quGs.
tiop for tho Submission of the new
order of things to a vote of the people
will be deferred fer time. The mis-
understanding between the Ministry
and Chambers on this subject will
therefore be avoided.
The strike at La CIuszot continues.
No collision as yet has occurred between
the rioters and troops.
The Radical party are working hard
to insure the success of Uric Fouvelle,
the candidate for Deputy in the Corps
Legislatif from the City of Lyons.
LONDON, April 4.-Runors of the pro-
posed constitutional changes in France
are to be submitted to vote of the
people have been gaining strength, and
, are now generally credited here. -
VIENNA, April 4.-Fhe ministry hav-
ing resigned, the Emperor has SUM
moned Count Potoaki to form a new
cabinet.
GLASGOW, April 4.-The new steamer
Italy, for the National Line, was
launched to-day. She is said to be the
largest screw vessel afioat, except the
Great Eastern. Is ~.
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Cincinnati Marker.

ger aJ77G - CINCINNATI, April A.
COTTON-Firm, tending upward;
middliDg at 213a2l9c.
FLOUR-Iu fine supply; light family
at 15a5 40; superfine at 25a4 so. :
WHEAT-Searee and firm at / lila
u.
CoRN-Firm and IN good demand at
S6a90c, the latter rate for prime yellow
or white. .,t So. -
I OATS-Steady at 5la55c.
IRYE-Unchanged. .r7ra-
Unchanged. ~s 'ne
sWHISKY-Un settled;' held at Ga98c
some ask 90. rria ~ 7! =
.TOBACCO-Unchanged. .a...
MESS PORK-Quiet but firm at 81 co.
| BULK >MEATS-Held at 1Oa13al4a
lac, no sales, but holders very firm.
BACON-In moderate demand; shout.
ders at lie; sides at. 15c and l52c fol
clear rib and clear, but they are held &c
higher. ..g ga,..
I GARD-Dull at 14tal5c; no sales.
BUTTER-Firm at 3la37c; supply
light.
EGGS-At PC.
CHEESE-Unchanged at 15a1Gc; the
demand is only local. $40
OILS-LiDseed dull at 94a95c; only. a
retail demand; lard dull at 2Oat %;
petroleum dull at 26a28c.
COFFEE-Firm at 1Sa22ic.
SUGAR-Steady and unchanged in
prime. - = y :.
SEEDS-Clover firm at 16a16ic; tim
othy at 6 59a7 90 and scarce; but little
in the market.
GOLD-At ILL buying.
EXCHANGE-Frm at par to 50 buy
ing, andl-l0 premium selling.
.MONEY-More active at Sal0 per cent.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money market.

B ~ Er s. NEW York, April 4.
n There was more cheerful feeling in
financial circles, this afternoon ,son an
announcement that the Ways and Means
committee stood one in favor and eight
against the Funding bill in its present
shape. y -
MONEY-Active at 6a7 per cent on
call until after two P. H., when the de-
niand abated and offerings were liberal,
One bank negotiated nearly one million
at per cent. The closing operations
were at per cent on Governments and
g per cent on Stocks. Some of the banks
report a return flow of currency from
the interior, and this afternoon some
prominent banks were lending more
money on call than for some days 1t Is
stated that all the greenbacks taken
from the banks for week past were for
Philadelphia. Prime business notes are
nominally at 7aS per cent, with little
more activity and buoyancy. b..
In the produce market today cotton
advanced &c, owing to the increased
strength of the Southern merchants
and the advance in Liverpool. There
were some heavy purchases both, here
and in Liverpool to cover short con-
tracts maturing in April. Pork also
advanced, and there was large specu-
lative movement. i;
rSTERLING-Firuer and !aic demand
better. -
GOLD-Quiet; opened at 111t and
closed at llls; carrying rates 4a6 per
cent to fiat; clearances $21 10000 20.
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-More &C
tive and higher. Coupons of 'Sl, liza
a1144; do N2. ll0tall0i; do "a, 109fa
1903; do '65, 109ial09f; do new, 1OSa
.a10Ss; do '67, 109al09s;- do 65, 1099a
1904; 10-4Os, 1O6ia106l; Currency Skies,
1l2al12t.
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REFERENCE ny PERMISSION.

REFERENCE BY PERMISSION.
Hon. VIM. K. Stevenson. Governor West Va.
R L. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court
James H. Brown, ofAppeals West Va.
j. j. jackson. Jr., Judge of U. 5. District
Court, w. Va.
4" d. d. L. Farnsworth, President Of Senate
West Va.
A. Werninger, Member Senate.
Jacob HornbrOok, Prest. West Va. ms. Co
Jacob NJ. Bickel. Vice Prest.
Caleb Borgess. Attorney, Clarksburg, W. Va.
Samuel Woods, - Phillippi,
B. White, Sheriff Mercer county,
H. @. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
j. N. Camden, President Of First National Bank
ParkeTsburg.
And the following members OF the House Of
Delegates of West Virginia:
Hon. b. II. Smith, Kanawha county.
G.. G. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie. Wetzel
Nathan Goff, Harrison
Joseph Teter Barbour
r. NJ Hill. Marion
James Hervey, Brooke
a. Martin Judy, Grant
u" r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BranDon. Lewis
= y" Floyd Nicely. Dodaridge
j. I. Bowyer. Putnam
j. s. Wilkinson, Lincoln
iane9
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New York narkeI.

NEW YORK, April a.
COTTON-Firm; sales of 1900 bales Of
23c for middling uplands, closing quiet
FLOUR-Closed steady and with q
moderate export demand for medium
and low grades of extra. .-..-
Notwithstanding lower; No. z
spring at ORAL IL; winter red and anu.
Der western at 22al 26. ...c
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
OATS-Quiet at 56a5sc for western in
store and atioat, and 62a6ie for Ohio.
CORN-Rather uiet at 05al o. fol
new mixed western. sa ln ~
P0RK-Quiet and unchanged,
BEEF-Firm aud in fair demand.
BAC0N-Nominal. ...s D.. l..
LARD-Firm and quiet. dsz.@
EGGS-steady at 27a2Sc.
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DIk- UO AAENo4V.N
BIAS discovered the most Certain, Spe.J,
only Etfectnai Rem edy in the world 'for "a
ness Of the Back or Limbs, Structures, as
SS,4S the N f@S. and s6sss
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low spirits c..
sion Of Ideas, Palpitation Of the Heart tn.
", Trembling. Dinness Of Sight, GiSStJ1aa
Disease Fl the Head, Threat, Nose or Sir 60
fections of the Liver, Lungs, stomach ., or D a.
els-those Terrible Disorders arising fro,, - .
tary Habits of Youth-sEcREr and .1i,. -.
practices more fatal 20 their victims than !,
songs Of Syrens 10 the Mariners of r.. '-'
blighting their most brilliant hOpes or an
tons, rendering marriage, &C., Impossible 'F'
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HOUSE.

Mr.. IngersOll offered resolution in
structing the Postoffics committee to
inquire into the expediency of extend
ing the free delivery system to all cities
containing a population of not less than
10000 and to State Capitals containing
a population of not less than 10000.
Adopted.
Mr.. Maynard introduced joint reso-
luton in reference to the sinking OF the
United States steamer Oneida by col
lisiOn with the British steamer Bombay,
directing the Secretary OF the Navy 10
order an inquiry into the particulars.
with view to ascertain the RESPONSE
bility for the collision and the conse-
uuent destruction of life, and report the
same to Congress.
Mr.. Schenck suggested modification
of the resolution SO as to make the in
syesbigation extend to the conduct of the
captain of the Bombay. He was not at
all certain but what the Oneida was In
the fault in the collision, but he thought
the conduct of the British vessel after
the collision a much grayer ottense.
The resolution was modified accordingly
and passed.
Mr.. Julian presented joint resolu-
ton to amend the Constitution of the
United States by adding article sixteen
as follows:
Sec. /. The right of citizens of the
United States to vote shall not be de-
MED or abridged by the United States,
or by any State, OH account of sex.
Sec, 2. Congress shall have power to
enforce this article by appropriate legls-
latiOn. Referred.
The Speaker made a report on the ar
rangements for the memorial services
of General Thomas. which was agreed
to. Messrs. Logan, Garfield, Banks,
Slocum, Washburne, of Wisconsin, Ran.
dali aud Stokes were appointed the
House committee to attend the funeral.
The. House went into committee on
the tariff bill.
A6ionrnad
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LARGE NUMBERS OF TESTIMONIALS
Blood Purifier it Has No Equal,
BEIyG POSITIVELY THIS
Most Powerful Vegetable al
teratiye Vet Discovered.
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

1.-THE life Of the flesh is IN the Blood, is q
Scriptural maxim that science proves TO he true:
The people talk Of bad blood as the cause oil
many diseases, and like many popular opinions
this Of bad blood is founded in truth. To say
nothing OF those humors thht are hereditary, we
can easily see how the Blood may become lad
from the imperfect Digestion or failure of ex.
cretion, and how this may influence the process
of Nutrition. and thus influence all the func-
tional activities Of the body.
The symptoms of bad blood are usually quite
plain-bad Digestion--causes imperfect nutri.
ton, and consequently the circulation is feeble,
the soft tissues lose their tone and elasticity,
and the tongue becomes pale, broad, AID fire.
auentfy covered with pasty white coat. This
condition soon shows itself in ro1tghneSs OF the
skin, then in ERUPIIvE and ULCERATIvE diseases,
and when long continued, results in serious
LESSONS of the Brain. Liver, Lungs, OF urinary
apparatus Much very much, suffering is caused
by impure blood. 1t is estimated by some that
one fifth of the human family are effected with
scrofula in some form.
When the Blood is pure you are not SO liable
to any disease Many impurities of the Blood
arise from impure diseases of large cities.
Eradicate every impurity from the fountain OF
life and good spirits fair skin and vital strength
will return TO you,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April a.
FLOUR-Very dull at 37ia4 rs fol
spring extras.
WHEAT-Quiet. firm and 4asc higher
sales No. at S9s9Oc; No. 9 at 77a78c
closing at 77a77tc; this afternoon the
market was irregular, closing dull at
77a774c.
CORN-Is ta4c higher, closing at 79ta
79!c for No. ..
OATS-Quiet at iaic higher, closing
at $3.50 fer No.2.
RYE-Dull and easier at 74o for regu-
lar aud 76c for fresh receipts of No. 2.
BARLEY-Dnll and nominal at 50a
Coo for No. 9.
HOGs-Quiet at 25a9 90 for com.
mon to good lots.
CATTLE-Quiet at 6 0Oa6 % for good
butchers; q 50a7 90 for good steers
z 124a7 50 for good smooth shipping
steers; 7 GOaS 20 for extra premiums
steers.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April 4.
SENATE,

The Vice President submitted the
order of arrangements for the memorial
services of General Thomas, agreed on
by the presiding Officers Of the two
houses. 1t provides for meeting OF
Senators and Representatives in the
hall of the latter on Tuesday evening,
aud for the appointment of joint
committee of six Senators and seven
Representatives to attend the funeral.
The Georgia bill was then taken up,
Mr.. Stewart moved to strike out Mr.
Bingham's amendment.
Mr.. Wilsoa offered an amendment au.
thoriziug continuation of the present
Legislature for two years from its re.
organization in January last, provided
the clause of the State constitution on
the subject shall never be exercised to
extend any official term beyond the
constitutional period, and the Legisla-
ture to consent to this condition before
the acts shall take effect. 4-
MIR. Wiley spoke in favor OF a Pro-
visional Government for Georgia.
Mr.. Stewart agreed that Georgia
should either be kept out under military
rule, or the present loyal State organi'
cation should be given sufficient time to
establish itself and provide the means
for fair elections. ...
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@Clevelnnd Market.

CLEVELAND, April 4. ID.
FLOER-Steady; country. brands of
white a2 at . 75a6 25; red Nm at 90
40 70; amber Xxx at 5 0Oa5 so; spring Y
at 4 2oa5 %. Rye flour dull &C 4 75a
5 so. .'. % 20 : -
WHEAT-Dull; No. red winter held
at l IL; No. 2, do at l O5. y ~.
CORN-No transactions. ... g.
OATS-Firm at $50 for No. l State.
RYE-Nothing doing and nominal at
BARLEY-Nominal.
PETROLEUM-Yery quiet, though
unchanged; spot oil was offered at go
in round.lots; crude on the spot was
offered at S Is; sales of 1000 bbls, buyer
all the year, at {. o. 1000 bbls, same OPP
tlon, at . Vo-rrg>g.. gufc mn ---.
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ST. LOUIS.

Abstract OF the Report OF the Presi-
dent Of the Kansas Pacific Rail
road. e.
ST. LOUIS, April 4.-The Kansas Pa
cific Railroad Company holds its annual
meeting at Lawrence, Kansas, TO,
day. The following is an abstract oil
the Presidents annual report. showing
the business of the Railroad: Receipts
from freight, 81, 50O, 4l9.27; receipts from
passengers, express and mail, S7l7, :
55l19; miscellaneous, S790,965; total,
S2,225, S20ll; total working expenses,
81 ,3S6, 1902, net earnings, $3.50, $1,000.
The average length of the road operated
duriBg the year was 1853 miles, being
,35 miles more than the previous year.
Total number of passengers carried,
lA6,5S3; increase 81 ,25l, or "a per cent.
I. over the previous year. Total amount
( of freight carried, us, 5lS tons; increase,
5I,l4l tons, or Al per cent. over last
wear. Mercantile traffic, 1886 tons;
increase, 81 ,822 tens, nearly IS per cent.
- Gross receipts from commercial busi-
ness. S1,703,4l5.92; increase S4Sl CSC 80
nearly 80 per cent. over last year. OPP
/. Grating expenses o trifle over 81 pei
cent. of the gross earnings, an increase
of 8 per cent? over the preceding year
which was oceasioned BY general i'm
provements of the road and FOL
repairing damages, &C., occssiened by
floods in June and July, expenses FOL
the latter, amounting to over SlUo,uov
show the number Of acres sold to be
1884, 1S5; cash received. $2412S $40; notes
$76, e9i.9S; total, Sl00, Sl9,l47 expenses
S35, 55l 81; net profits, S97 ,263 ,965. The
road from Kit Carson west is beiSg
pushed rapidly forward, the grading il
n ali under contract, iron and other mate.
rial provided for and the road will be
completed Ito Denver by September
next. The road from Denver to Chey.
o emo will be operated by Jaly 1st.
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Branch Office, ClarkSburg, W. Va.
HON. JOHN j. DAVIS, 7. S. SPATRS,
President. Vice President
IL N. POOL, General Agent,
CLARKSBURG, W. VA.
IN. McWHORTER, Agent,
WHEELING, W. VA.

Agents wanted everywhere in the State.
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STATES INTERNAL
" REVENUE o.
ASSESSORS OFFICE lsT DIsTRIcr WEST VA,
~ WHEELING, March eth, 1870. 8

AssEssoR's OFFICE, Isr DISTRICT West VA,
~ WHEELING, March eth, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the annual assess
ment under the internal Revenue Law" will
be completed by the Sist inst. IN the "a and 18th
embracing the city of Wheeling, and, in accord.
anoe with the Act of Congress, I have desig.
mated tho 18th and 10th days Of April next for
hearing appeals, aud on said days will be ut my
Office in the Custom House in the city of wheel.
ing, where and whom 1 will submit list of
assessments and valuations made by Robert
Pratt and W. W. Ferrel Assistant Assessors
for said Divisions, and will then and there hear
and determine all appeals that may be pre-
sented.
All appeals must be made in writing, and
must specify the particular cause, matter or
thing respecting which decision is requested.
Appeals from other parts of the district may
be presented at the same time and place :,
II. w. CR0THERS, =
mar2I4tTh&M Assessor lst Dist. W. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-05
Toledo Marikef, Z

TOLEDO, April 4.
FLOUR-Quiet.
5s,I If:WHEAT-Quiet and nominaly un-
changed; No. white Michigan at %;
amber doat1 05f; DO. 7 red at IS; No.
9 do at los. -
.s5ySC oRN-A shade better, No. old at
40 s9fe; No. I new at CSC. rzIF a-t y,
OATS-Held 1a2c better; No. / at
55a56c; No. 2 nomipally $780,
,.rsq 3. CLOVER SEED-Held at870as 70