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Wholesale Druggists,
mari Main Street, Wheeling w. Va.
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Is the United States Senate last We'd
nesiav, Mr.. WILEY spoke against the
hill granting large tracts of public lands
to the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, and in the course of his protest
held the following language:
Il cannot but think that the time has
come when we ought to halt in-I use
the term in no offensive sense-recklesS-
ly squandering the grand patrim"ny of
the nation not in behalf of the people,
but TO construct monopolies that ulti-
mately will absorb the power and con
troll the dcstinies OF this nation.
This is a very frank admission on the
part Of Senator WILEY that Congress
has already been reckless in Squander-
ing the public lands among railroad
rnOnopolies; aud he might have added,
that they have been equally reckless in
squandering the public money in vari-
Gus unnecessary ndcOrrupt enterprises.
lie might also have been equally frank
in acknowledging the cause Of this pub
lie swindHng Bribery and corruption
are now the order Of the dav, aud in
vestigation committees are a. con
,tantly in session TO ferret out Congress
sional frauds, as police courts are in
cities to try petit larceny. These who
vote to recklessly squander the public
lands and the public money are simply
stockholders or beneficiaries in the swim
dies and have taken all the degrees in
the modern Radical school of high
moral ideas
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N,Rv1 AVN xvwvp,ppps sov tho IN

MARYLAND NEWSPAPERS say the open
weather of the past winter favored az
ricultural labor and farmers are un-
usually well advanced with their work.
Oats have been seeded, potatoes planted
on an extensive scale, and the corn
ground will soon be fully prepared for
being planted. The growing wheat be-
gins to show decided Improvement, and
Judging from the appearance of the
fruit trees they escaped all injury from
frost or storm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-26

We hasten to give Senator Cameron
credit for doing good thing, which Is
no more nor less than offering an
amendment to the Northern Pacific
Railroad bill-a big thing by the
way-requiring that the rails, steel or
iron, laid down by the company shall
he of American manufacture.-P'tts-
J,ergh Commercial.
CAMERON wants to make the rails
himself we reckon, and that's the way
he and good many others sell their
votes, and sell the public lands.
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THE New York Tribune says it is
high time that greenbacks should
cease TO be National lie, since on the
hacks of all of them We read that they
are legal tenders for "all debts, public
and private, except duties on imports
and the interest on the public debt
We should like friend GREELEY to
pint us to anything the Radical party
has done for the last five years that Is
not a national liz" upon our original
form Of Government, and very big lie
sal that
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-26

TnE Fenian movement on the Cana
dian borders, will end in smoke. The
recent Fenian Congress in Chicago and
New York, were simply humbugs. For
the Irish people we have the greatest
respect, and for their suffering and
down-,rodien country we have the
deepest sympathy. We hope the time
NAV soon come when every inch OF
her territory and every son of her soil
NAV be as free as the air they breathe
Bat to hope for such desirable results
through the agencies now employed
and the mode Of their employment, Is
simply to fitch money out Of the pock-
ct- of laboring men for idle purposes.
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COLONEL FoRNEY says of the action
Of the Senate in regard to Georgia ::
We deplore the action of the Senate
in this regard as unwise and unfortu-
nate, both to the nation and the State,
and unjust to the Republicans who
have sustained the policy Of our party
in the South.
Glad it has given the Colonel the
cholic.
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The action of the Supreme Court
does not dispose of the legal tender
question, but postpoues it till the next
term. Meanwhile the decision against
the constitutionality of the legal tender
act will stand as the law OF the land.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Man and the Mag(!alen.

Essays for Young Men.-The victims OF
social evllS-with words Of warning for the
erring and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aid and
words of cheer for the dOwn-cast and affiict-
ed. Sent free. in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila-
dcInhIa. PA. feh2i-3md&w
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STREET CARS in Cincinnati do big

STREET CARS in Cincinnati do a big
business. There arc fifty Of them in
all. The average earnings over and
above all expenses are not less than -
ior each car. This would amount to
1850 per day; -, $50 pcrweek, or sl21,-
400 per annum-a sum sutiicient 10 pay
more than fifty per cent, on their con
struction and operating.
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DIED..

ON Monday morning, mt So o'clock, WIN.
T. BERGER, in the 9th year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of his mother, OH the Island, Wetlnes-
day, 9th, AT one o'clock, p. VI. The friends
of the family are invited to attend.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1870.

THE Democratic State Convention Of
Ohio is called to meet May 9th, at Col
umbus.
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\ FEEST SUPPLY OF OUR VERY ST.
PERIOR Coffee. Get the best and see that
our name is on the package.
HENRY l.. LIST d 90.
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Total. .~3l, 44S,790 S,S40OO0 24l US
This total includes the population OF the
District OF Columbia and all the then Terri
tories, amounting to 295,2l7.
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Rio Coffee.
Choice Old Java Coffee.

30 BAGS PRIME To FANCY FOR SALE
ut lowest rates.
HENRY X. LIST & co.
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MARRIED,

On Sunday, the oath inst, at the residence
of the brides parents, by Rev. j. Mensell,
Mr.. HENRY LEWIS, of this city, to Miss
ANNIE MCMILLAN, of Bellairc, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-26

LAKE HERRING, LAKE SHAD, White
Fish, Mackerel, Labrador Herring, in pack
ages OF all sizes. For sale very low.
apr25 HENRY X. LIST & co.
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We will be obliged to our correspond
eut TERRY O'NEAL," if he will send
no his address. We have mislaid 1t.
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For Sale-Valuable Dwellings
and Lots on Fourth and
Fifth Streets.

~NNE's
- ON SATURDAY, THE 2lsT DAY OF
Mss3 May, 1870, commencing at 10 o'clock
A. ", / will sell at public auction, at
the front door OF the Court House of Ohio
county, the north half of Lot No. 80, on the
west side of Fourth street, north OF Union,
dwelling house. Also, lots on Fifth street,
Nos. Q, 10, II and l2, in ]. & c. Riches addi-
ton. Also, Lots I, &, 8 and 10, in Buena
Vista addition. Upon Lots 9 and ~ there l.
a large double brick dwelling.
The above property will be sold in parcels
to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE:--One-fourth cash; bal
ance in six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from day of sale. Purchaser
TO give notes secured by deed OF trust for
deferred payments.
GEO. T.. WICKHAM,
aDrR AuctiOneer.
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Notice.

THE ABOVE FIRM HAVING BOUGHT
out my entire stock of Groceries, Produce,
&c, &c, / cheerfully recommend them to
the patronage of my friends and customers,
with the assurance that they will strive to
merit the good will of the community.
apr23 =. III. GIFFEN.
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New Orleans Sugars and
MOlasseS.

200 HHDS. FULLY FAIR TO CHOICE
Sugar,
100 BblS Prime to Choice MolaSscs,
In store and for sale by
NJ REILLY.
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Flour.

100 BBGS. BALTIC INDIANA MILLS
Fancy, White Wheat,
100 BblS. Pollock Indiana) Mills Fancy,
White Wheat,
800 BblS. Hamilton (Ohio) Mills,
800 " Gem of the West,
In store and for sale by
NJ REILLY.
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Snow Flake Lime.
Roasted Coffee.

100 BARRELS JUST RECEIVED By
HENRY X. LIST d CO.
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Fish.

20 PACKETS VERY FINE. JUST RE-
EIVED nv HENRY X. LIST & CO.
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Refined Sugars.

100 BBIS. HARD AND SOFT CRUSHED
i'm store and for sale by NJ. REILLY.
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Carolina Rice.
Black TObaccOs, Virginia ant
Kentucky.

% TIERCES PRIME JUST RECEIVE
and for sale by NJ. REILLY.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
GREAT FIRE IN TalaTy-HIATn STREET.
A Catholic OrphI,n Asylum Burnc

A Catholic Orphnn Asylum Burned.
About fifteen minutes before seven O'Clock last
evening some OF the employees at the Asylum OF ST.
Vincent de Paul. located In West Thirty ninsh street,
between Seventh and Eighth avenues, discovered
fire issuing from the upper nOor, and at once gave
the alarm. which brought TO the scene OF
the connagration the police and fire department
The two upper stories OF the structure composed
oil Mansard roof sitting up over four other stor.es.
The fire burned rapidly tnat In brief time botn oi
these stories were IN names, anu II WAS only by su-
perhuman eXertion Of the nremen that the flames
were smothered there.
At the time when twas first discovered there were
In the building over TWO hundred children and
great excitement was caused for little time, but by
the aid OF the police they all safely removed
ana conveyed by Sergeant Lowery to the bui0ng oi
the SISTERS OF Mercy In the same street, where they
| were lodged or the night.
The loss on the building is p: ced by the police at
$40 900: but the Fire Marshas officer estimates tho
value OF the roof stories tha alone were burned at
| from $4,000 to $4,000. The furniture destroyed
| was worth about IS, 900. The Insurance and
| OF fire are unknown. Joseph Weiderman. foreman Of
| Hook and Ladder No. 2, was overcome by the
smoke; attended TO by Surgeon Armstrong recOv.
| cred, and was conveyed hoIne-NO 86l Third ave-
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
A SEASIDE HOTEL BURNED.

Yesterday morning fire was discovered in the
Camp room of the Savin Rock hotel at about four
O'Clock. When discovered 1t had made such pro-
gress that 1t could not be eXtinguished, and the
hotel was totally destroyed, with all Its contents
The hoicl has been famous seashOre resort for
thirty years, and was located at West Haven
Conn. II belonged to Messrs. J. II. Il 7. H.
Dan & co. The insurance amounted to $4,000,
which fully covers the loss. The insurance was in
the following ompanes:-Commercal, Chicago,
$500; Teutonia, Cleveland, $2,500; Merchants,
Chcago, $500; Independent, $2,5oO Occidental,
california, 5000; Georgia Home Columbus, Ca,
$1,000; Narraganset, Providence, $4,000.
The fire swept so rapidly through the building
that b0arders or whom there were about thirty In
few lost their iewelrr,
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
GREAT TGMPER iNCE DEMONSTRATION.

Queens County in nm Uproar-BrilIiant Ad-
dresses and Music-ssDash Down the Poi.
sOnOms Cup.o
For month the temperance people of Queens
county, l.. L., have been busy preparing for grand
mass demonstration which would be worthy OF re.
cord in the teetotal annals of the locality Queens
has indeed all unwrittM history as regards
temperance, its effects and workings. Every
town in the county has division and
some OF them count their membership by the hun
dred, so that morally 1t is power, and would be
politically could they be induced acquiesce in the
ideas OF Ned Buntllne. But the meeting OF yester-
day was one long TO be remembered. In the hand
some grove at Brushville, where was roasted the
famous 0OO pound steer shortly after LncOln's first
election to the Presidency, was assembled an i'm.
mense cOncOurse Of people, some coming from
far distance, in the hope OF being
afforded an opportunity Of hearing Beecher
ana Cough, but, unluckily, they were sadly disap.
pointed. However, two shining lights In the tenn
perance armament, IN the persons or Dr. Cuyler and
v.Sephen Merritt entertained them in an eminent
manner. The speeches. were decidedly good, and
the assemblage was moved to sympathy with the
cause. There was excellent singing by the MEM
bers OF the divisions, led by Professor Allen. In
the evening there were humorous sports In the shape
OF picnic and country lOvemaking, which was con.
tnued until midnight, when all departed, apparently
highly pleased with the entertainment
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
TENNESSEE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 13, 1870
The Conservative and Democratic Convention met
at the Capitol to-day. John c. Brown was
nominated for Governor. "A platform was adopted.
declaring that all the Southern States should be
restored to their rights under the federal cOnsti.
tuition; that the disabilities Of all citizens should
be .elnoved denoucing the preseut tariff and the
substitute proposed by the Committee of Ways and
Means; declaring the system OF internal revenue
oppressive and demanding reform; dcnouncng
the pronigacy OF the present administration;
declaring the law to enforce the fifteenth
amendment unconstitutional, and urging It's
repeal demanding tax on all federal bonds;
opposing national banks and proposing repeal OF
the law creating them and the substitution
OF Treasury notes; sympathzing with all people
struggling for self-government; denouncing The
party In power for reducing to state OF
vassalaRe the federal government; declaring the
policy OF the present administration subserslve
to State rights, an invasion of the federal cOnsti-
tuition, and unless repudiated would result
In the destruction OF republican liberty; thanking
the democrat OF the North for supporting these
principles and pledging the democracy of Tennessee
to unite with them In maintaining the rights OF the
government. The Convention was largely attended
and the proceedings harmonious.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Meeting Of the Oregon Legis.ature-San Fran.
cisco Contributions to the German Relief
Fund-Hcaith Of MIR. Seward.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 49, 1870.
The Oregon Legislature met in Salem to-day and
elected James u. Fray President OF the Senate and
BENJAMIN Hayden Speaker Of the House. The demo.
Gratis fill all the offices. The Governor Will be In
augurated on the l4th
The manager Of the German Ladies' Sanitary Fes.
tival to-day remtted to Berlin $685. 900 for equal dis
tribution to the families OF the landwehr soldiers
of North and South Germany. The proceeds OF the
festival so far are about S35,0O0.
letter from william II: Seward, dated at sea
the bark Joachim Christian, from Yokohama,
brings cargo OF tea, to be reshipped In bond TO
New York overland.
The Mexican residents here celebrate the sixtieth
anniversary Of the proclamation OF independence
on the 10th OF september
General Sherman will he presented with silk
flag on Thursday next at q ball given In his honor
The Tag was made in California or California silx.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
RED RIVER.

The French Population Exasperafed Against
the Dominion GOvernment-Per1dy Of the
Canadian Authorities--aiel Assured of
General Amnesty.
CHICAGO, Sept. 13, 1870.
The st. Paul Fr'ess OF yesterday morning says that
lgentleman who has just arrived from Fort Garry
informs them that fierce evaporation prevails among
the French population there at the perddious VIOLA
lion Of the pledges made by the Canadian
government and by Minister Thornton TO Secretary
Fish, whereby the unopposed entrance OF Canadian
troops was secured.
This gentleman was told by Rel, the day before
the troops arrived that all had been satisfactorily
arranged, and that he was awaiting the arrival Of
the newly appointed Governor (Archibald) with his
troops to turn over the government to him. Until
the arrival OF troops within few miles
OF Fort Garry he was confident that the
arrangements would be carried out in good faith,
and that the troops had other but pacific inten-
tons. which their commander and the government
had prOfessed, ana that Governor Archibald was to
come before them and receive The government at
his hands. These assurances had been given him
by Bishop Tache on the behalf Of Governor Archi-
bald and the Canadian government; but at
daylight on the 23d Of August word was brought to
him that the troops were advancing up the Red
river from Stone Fort, and making prisoners of
everybody passing through their line; that they
were in lighting array, capturing horses and mount
ing them with rlfemen, with artillery limbered and
making every preparation for battle.
Rtel saw a once that he had been deceived, and
that these warlke demonstrations in a country with
no enemy in front had hostile purpose, and that
1t was a treacherous ambusclde and surprise
under flag of truce and that he and his colleagues
OF the provisional government were to be the vic.
tims
Riel, Donohue Lepin and few friends at once
TOOK morse and lied, Riel going to American terri.
tory AS the troops entered Fort Garry they loudly
demanded OF everybody where Rlel was, declaring
they would shoot him ut sight. Everybody was
arrested who was pointed out as having any conEec-
ttOn with k1ePs movements. On The day OF the
arrival OF the troops they paid OF and let loose
upon settlement, which they turned into pande-
mOntum.
Governor Archibald had not yet arrived The
French half-breed population were intensely excited
by these events The elements OF rebellion are far
more formidable than ever ana are ready TO burst
forth into a flame any moment. There is story
which is vOuched for by good authority that Riel and
his colleagues left Fort Garry and the country upon
the advice Of Bishop Tache, Oh the assurance that
after Governor Archbalds arrival all would be well.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
MARYLAND.

Annual Meeting of the American Phar-
maceuticnl Association In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Sept Is, 1870.
The American Pharmaceutical Association com.
menced Its eighteenth snnual session at Maryland
University. IN this city, this afternoon The attend.
ance was large, delegates being present from Maine
California Mississippi, Georgia. New York, Ken
tucky, Pennsylvania and many other States as also
Territories, OF the Union.
an =, narestiu press .ne nssoc,a
the meeting on the advancement of Pharmaceutical
knowledge, and the steady elevation Of the profes-
sion OF apOthecaries and druggists since the organ
izatiOn OF the society. The secretary read the an
nua report which showed a nourishing condition
OF the association. resolution was adopted re-
ternal greeting ana cOngratulatiOn to the British
Pharmaceutical Conference, ndw In session In Liv-
mittees the association adjourned till tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
TRLRGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
->,.~>>~~-~>>~~~~~>>~~~~~~
The Italian March to Rome and Pro-
cIamation to the Romans.
>>-~~~~~>~~>>>-~>~o>>o~~
Uns Flag for the Nation, and the Pope as
Chief Bishop and Free.
~~~~~~~~~~>~~>~~~~->~~~~
Protest of the Pope to the
Foreign Powers.
The Shipwreck ON the Good
win Sands.
Warlilxe Movements in
China.
Protest of the Pope to the
Foreign Powers.
The Shipwreck ON the Good
win Sands.
Warlilxe Movements i'm
China.
'Reopening of the War in Winni-
peg Territory.
ENGLAND.

Honor to the Brave-Americnn Bills-The
Weuther-Ship wreck.
LONDON, Sept. Is, 1870.
General Williams, the gallant defender OF Kars
mas been appointed Governor OF Gibraltar.
Owing to the present unsatlsfacto postal ar
Tangements with America bills are constantly ar
irving here only to be protested because the letters
OF advice, which are sent by slower steamers, arrive
too late.
severe rain storm prevails here this morning
The wires are working badly and nothing as to the
state or the Liverpool markets has been received.
The shtpwreck on Goodwin Sands, detailed in
these dispatches fewldays ago. is still unidentified.
One vessel as before stated reports having seen the
words "New York" on the stern of the wreck An
Other vessel which left the scene later reports being
unable to see even that much; only the letter "On
was seen on the stern. The cargo OF the wrecked
vessel was made up in good part OF tobacco. The
casks were marked with letter "Gn in diamond
and the letter "H" underneath. She was evidently
from an American port.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MosEY MARKET- -LoNDoN, Sept: 10 4 BOP. NJ
American securities quiet Bonds 1862 81; 1885, sss is6;
8S tenfortes 3d. Railway stocks quiet Erie, 49, Illinois
Centrals, ll21S; Atlantic and Great Western 23H.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT, Sept. l2-United
States fvewenty bonds excited at the Of
1882.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET..LrvERPooL, Sept l3-
l30 r. M.Cotton closed hr. Middng uplands, 91sd
ding Orleans 9d The sales of the day foot bales
including 30OO for speculation and export The shipments
from Bombay yesterday since the last report 400
bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs sMARKET-LrvERPOoL, Sept
l3P MOats 2s Cd. Peas 35s Wheat, Va. 3d. a 9s. l0d.
per GENITAL for California white and So 3D. for No.
The receipts of this for the three
have been 250O quarters of which 2250O were American
Corn, 28s. 81. per quarter for European.
LIyERrooI. Provisions MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Sept.
l8.-Lard quiet.
Turpentine, 3Ss. 3d.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDoN, Sept 1880
~ M.-Cacua linseed dull at 62s Talow firm at AS Sd.
per cwt. Lnsecd oil firm
PETROLEUM MARKET-ANTwERp, Sept. E.--Petr0leum s
quiet and seady At 81 1af for standard white.