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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19

We rOturn thanks to George W. childs,
ofthe Ppuic Ledger, of Philadelphia. for
a copy Of the Ledger Almanac for 1871
1t is very handsome and valuable annual.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19

WAYNE
Observation-Disclosures
Er.1zr1H or
BUGHU, JUNIPER,
AND
ACETATE POTASH,
asW and valuable preparation fer the Ee-
Ilstahd cure er Grarsl, Irrilatiau ortho
bladder and rrs,hra, nropsical, hlan-
ma,le aud t;outy Aass,ieas, Palns
10 the Datk and Ielns Ae.,as.
o.

TO those suaerins from diseases Of Che KID
nsys and bladder, and the consequent train
Of distressing ailmeuts, this remedy Is renh-
IDENTIFY recommended As relief, anineeds but
trial to prove rs great value 10 tho cure q
the above mentioned diseases Asan Ailots-
live, this Elixir will 10 found lhuch more
beneficial than the preparations Of sarsapa-
rilla, % popular. land We might say Of quea-
toned medicinal valuOl, aud Whole . Hood
Tariasr Is needed. tllurc Is no question but
that tho
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19

You can't eat enough in one wsek to
last whole year, aud you can't advertise
on that plan either. Large type isn't ucc-
ossary in advertising. Blind folks don't
read newspapers. A constant dropping will
wear away rock. Keep dropping your
advertisements on the public, and they will
soon melt under it like rock salt. Ifyou
can arouse curiosity BY an advertisement it
is great point gained. The fair sex
don't hold dll the curiosity in the world.
Ipjudicious advertising is like fishing
where there is no fish. You need to lot
your lines fall in the right place.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19

We learn that tho Clifton Iron aud Nail
Company are now running steady, and
turning out between three and four hun
bred kegs Of nails daily. The reputation
oftbo Clifton Nails is established, and the
demand for them is so great. that the
Company can hardly keep up tho supply.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19
Diuretic and Alternative Elixir

WIN accomplish ali ilat Is dCslrel. ThoIe
living ia malarlous dlsirlela, Nest and sculh,
asa general iiltss need, on tho pppFeseh os
war1a weather, such a remedy onu that viii
remove lansuor, ana restore tOac aud vlgoris
she system. No rrerAnilonwilI more clleol-
ually accomplish this tlianths
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19

INV GooDs. With the opening Of
navigation Mr.. Thomas L. Hale received
large stock of groceries, tin.ware. &c
AIR. Hale keeps nothing but the very best
goods and sells at the very lowest prices.
Ifyou wisi,,to save money, We advise you
to buy your goods of Mr.. Hale. Give
him call.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19
Yellow Pine FlO0rimg!

yellow Pllc NAOOfImS!
fTHE subscriber having rented The Comstock
l Mill, will on the 10Th Of October, be pre-
pared 10 FIJI orders for any amount Of well sen.
soned Yellow Pine Flooring. Orders for Lutn.
her addressed 10 mo ut Arhuckle. Mason coun.
". Vest Va, until the 10th Of October, and
after that time. at this place. will DO promptly
attended. Orders respectfully solicited, and
lumber extra we'll seasoned guaranteed.
O. u. LOOMS.
Point Pleasant. September 92-in6.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19

A cnAxor.-Mr Jewett has bought out
the Shoe Shop of Mr.. Payne. He has
now some Eve or six wOrkmen IN his shop,
and is ready to supply all orders at short
notice and low prices. Mr.o 7. Latham
is. the foreman in this shop. all know
that he never makes a misft.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19

Navigation was resumed on the Kama
vha last Thursday. The Clara Scott
broke the way. The Scot commenced her
regular trips in the Charleston aud Park
ersburg trade, Monday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19
ERRORS OF YOUTH!
A GREAT OFFER,
HORACE WATERS.

No. 48l BRoADwAY, New Yosk.
will dispose Of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS,
MELODEANS and ORGANS Of six first class
makers, including Chickering d Sons, AT Ex'
TRExEtY Low PRICES PnR CASH. DURING THIS
MONTH. or will take from IS to SOS monthly un.
I'll paid. Iiune 9S-ly
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19

STORIES AND PIcruREs GIVEN AwAr.
We have received the Boston Weekly.
an illustrated literary journal just estab-
lished at tho Hub" edited by Dexter
Smith. Tho Publishers will send speci-
men copy, containing eight pages (thirty-
two columns) Of Stories; Sketches, Poems,
Pictures, etc., free to any one who wishes
to examine it. Address Farrar, Bernard
& Smith, 81 Temple Place, Boston.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19

We have received the first number the
Only Courier, published at Charleston by
II. S. Walker g. Co. 1t makes very
neat appearance. Price $3.50 for the
session.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19

IllREsH oURRANTs just received at
J. T. L. HALE'5.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19

A CHoIoElot Of new Layer Raisens just
n received at T. L. HALES.
TFYoU want nice Prunes, 90 to
i 7. L. HALE's.
4 FINE lot OF "Creole oRANG Is" for
n. sale at y Z. HALES,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19

The Ohio River is now full Officiating
ice, which prevents steamboat navigation.
Tho Kanawlla is entirely clear Of ice.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19
sEarr.wEEKI,Y suN, 6 A wan.
TnR DAILY srN, se A YEAR.

a prOeminontlY readable newspaper. with the
largest circulation m the word. Frec. hide
feom everywhere. Two GEMS q copy ~ mall,
50 ccnts uontb. or 90 year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-29
Aviation that Feels tho Traffic.

The progress Of alcoholism in France has,
e'ncs the termination Of the civil war, occupied
a prominent place in the deliberations Of the
l0srned societies, in the public journals, aud in
t,e deliberations Of the National Assembly it,
sslf. The French Academy Of Medicine, after
spprovng various papers proposing energetic
means for the legal repression 7nd punishment
u hsbtual drunkenness, has appointed a sp cial
commission to draw up"a popular warning on
ths danger OF alcoholic liquors A." for which il
proposes to secure wide y-extended circ cu'ation
tiher by itself publishing half a million copies
% first edition, or by circulating it throughout
,hs kingdom by official aid. This memoir traces
si.rgs proportion Of the worst results to the ia
tai habit which so many people have acquired
OF drinking, either in the morning before food or
o. the afternoon before dinner, undilutcd wine
brandy oR E9uOrs,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-29
Ohio Raard Of Agrioultu re.

The winter meetings Of the individuals com
br.sing this Board is always an interesting oc-
sasion. The President Of each agricultural So
cisiy In the State, or such delegate as each ms
authorize in his stead. is ex oficio for the time
bsing member Of the Board for the purpose Of
sisliberation and consul.a ton cancer ung wants
prospects and condition If agrit ulture thloHg b.
out the State, The folowngsss the rogram me
laid out by the executive com of the Board,
all members beng iuyited to partic pate IN 'hs
discussions:
l. Hon. Thomas G. Jones, Of Delaware, on
rrnc Piles of breeding domestic animals, InvolV-
lag the best method for Improvement in the
brt ling AMI rearing OF dnmes tic animals.
.. Hon. NJ. s. Townsend, Of El!ria, on the
necessity, manner and extent OF veterinary STU
dies at the Ohio Agricultural College.
3. john A. warder, NJ. D., of Cincinnati, IN
fruit culture-especaily apples-and noxi' us
insects, so far as they are connected with fIuit
culture.
4. Mr.. Ward, Of Elyria, on the application o.
mechanics and mechanical principles in agri
sultural operations.
5. Mr.. +. llolleubeck, Of Perrvsburg, on the
Aseessity Of changes in the OhiU Ditehng Law
o. The sixth and last selected topic is. Is
tasrs any change necessary in the Ohio Game
Law"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-29
Hang the Scoundrels,

An editor in New Hampshire grows indignant
ever the corruptions of and rascalisy ofthosc in
high places wRohASe aeeced the people, and
makes this swinging proposal
"Thers ought to be law passed by the Lcgis-
iAture Of ihis and every State, and by Congress
too. making it capital crime for any mln, high
or low, in official positnn, either in State or ma
tinn. to steal public m1ney. There should be
laws that will hang every official thief or de-
fsulter in this country. We care Rot TO what
party he belongs, if he steals the public money
raised by any form Of lawful taxItOn, he isn't
fl to live. but ought to die for the public good
We have no doubt that more than one-half Of all
the public debt oftbis country has been caused
by rsscalS who Stole the money. They ought
10 be killed."
Ws rise to object to aoy law OF that kind GO
ing into immediate effect, sol,ly on the grounds
that it would render Jur late census statistics &c
iscomplete that they would be worth ess. II il
sill take effect gradually We will support tbs
Rohon,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-29
Testing Petroleum Oils.

AlEsnst daily we read OF LAMP explosions, fire.
quently accompanied BY terrible suffering and
dsa.b. Msny OF these accidents, no doubt. oc-
eur from carelessness, but the liability TO sces
dent with light inferior or mixed petroleum oils
hss rendered the use or somS practical test IN
determining their quality very necessary. One
Of ,hess ts1ts is that of Mr. bro, Of Liverpool,
Eagland. The EnsliA MsshoRis has tho follow
'sg on the subject
at consists Of a lamp with . small kecner
m 81 holding one thread thereis underneath the
Ii ume, which must be extremely small, hole
IL mp. At some distance from the burner there
ID another hole, in which IS cork fitted with q
ma ximum registering thermometer. The oil
10 be tested is put into the lamp and the small
rick lighted. Heat is applied to the bottom Of
Nhe lamp, and when vapor is evolved Of sulh-
SiSat temperature, small explosion occurs
(thronkh the hole in the top OF the lamp,) which
.xiuguishes the little fame. The heat is in
q anlly Withdrawn, and the temperature not cd /,
which is the degree at which the oil gives on
SnfRmmabls vapOr. l have, however, tested
samples in the fOllawing mapuev; ! provide a
Ouppy Of hot aud cold water, a Thermometer
with metal scale Tor glass, land box of matchss.
Put ihto cup of cold water then snHle oil To be
tested, Rdd warm water, and stir AL up with the
Thermometer; as soon as the oil cones to the
surface apply Gas near as possible withont
touching) an igniled match if the Fapor does
net take lire, make tia little hotter. mixing tho
whole contents of the cup well together after
zach addition, and when the vapor tskes fire in
little puifs, read tue thermometer 1t will indl
safe the temperature at which the oil gives "a
an infammabe yap0r."
Professor Van DsR wEvDE, Of New Ysrk, h'S
AVsntsd another test. lie places portion OF The
fluid in graduated test tube, snd, placing the
Anger over the month OF the tube invSrts II in
water at 40 deg. Fab. II any vapOr iS Rsner-
aled by this heat, II trises to the top Of the tuSed
where its quantity is meas lred by the gradationss
ma the tube. which shsw the eIsct proportion .
Ahs light, dam SSOu4 oil contained IN the mixture
This zee, is thoroughly pro- Oun ed P'actitsl, AN
kRn bs performed whboSi dagger.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-29
How to Resume Specie Payment.

The Philadelphia Eosning Star says Mr.
CHARLES RoosRs Of that city, tie originator Il
The present National Banki system, makes the
ts'lowing suggestions in regard to the resump-
,ion Of specie payment. It has the clear silver
ring about IL that should command the attention
Of basiness men
l. Let the Government issue no more postal
currency.
,. Let Congress pass law compelling all
Government disbursiug offices and all national
banks to pay sums under one dollar in silver,
To illustrate lf an individual draws on q
bank sj075, the seventy-fve ccnts te be paid in
silver; or il Altman purchase twenty. five cents
and presenst dollar bill he receives his change
in silver.
Thus silver would take the place Of the re-
Tired and retiring postal currency. Tho pre-
MUM upon it would as gradually decrease,
thereby bring gold into use, or making bank bills
iB equivalent, which is the same thing.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-29

The Supreme Court Of Ohio havi z lately
unanimously sustained the constitutionali.y OF a
special act Of the legislature, authorizing the c-
sens ofCinciunati t. vote tax upon themselves Of
10 900, 900 to construct the Southern Railway, i
is urged by some that the Griffith Bill, author
ring counties, townships and towns be Ia
ken up and passed at the fourth-comiug ses
sion Of the legislature. Such a law would very
probably meet the wishes Of a large number Of
the voters, with the proviso that none but tax
payers should have the right ts vote such a tax
Otherwise it would not be popular to vote a ia1
ulon themselves for the esq s;ruc,on Of rail.
roAdA.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-29
II R EE OF
CHARGE.

NALL at wEDDELi. 4 RUssELLfS Drag
~ Store, Perrysburg Ohio, and get a sample
bnttle Of DR.. A. Boschee's German sgap, Free
Of Chargs. II has lately been introduced IN this
country from Germny and for any ReraSa suf-
fsring with a severe cough, heavy cold settled
ON the brest. consumption or any disease of the
throat aud lungs ii has no equal in the world
Our regular size bottles rs cents. In all eases
money will be- PROMPTLY returned Il perfect sat
isfsclion is pnt given. Two doses will relieve
any eass. frT IL 3jsL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-29

There seems 10 be a loop.bole Of escape from
the Mormon difficulty, in the proposition to adj
mitUtah as State, prohibiting polygamos mar
riages, for the future, IegalIsng those now e1-
istrg, and legitmaiIng the children born Of
such marriages. Elder ClSoS, enc Of the Coun-
oil Of Twelve, who is now in wssbiugton to as
certain more fully tho intention or,hs Presiden.
and Congress, does not deny that such propo-
sition would be acceptable to the Mormons,
though he thinks ii would take on a better ap.
psarance were it 10 come from the Government
sban from the people.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-29

NsW Ysrk. troit, Cairo, Lsaven worth, Kan
sss City, Cincinnati and Rockville are troubled
with Tsmmsny Rings. We knowhow II is our.
selves. And still the people are not happy
WhA arc thsy going 10 do about ii
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-29
COMPETITION.

The Highest Market Price, in
Cash, paid for Pork, Grain, Slaves
and CloveTseed.
F. r. MILLER & co.
PsrrJsburg, December 81, 1871.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-29

NJ. JHssE n. GRAxr, the Presidents father,
wss stricken with paralysis while writing at bis
d,sk in the postofiee at Covington, Ky, on
Wednesday Of last week. The attack was not
very severe one, but A. the old gentleman has
passed bis seventy sixth year, IL is hardly prob
sbIs that he will recover from It's effects.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-29
IA Happy New Year.

Before smother issue Of the JorRAL will reach
lie readers, the old year, 1871, with its pleas
ures and its sorows, will be numbered with
the things Of the past. We therefore take this CO.
s,son to wish our patrons, one-and all, a Happy
and Prosperous New Year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-29

In presenting ourselves to the citizens of ,
Wood and adjoining counties, we desire to state,
that our Mr.. Graft resides permanently in New
York, by which means we are enabled to place
before patrons the newest styles of goods.
as they appear and by constantly watching the
market place upon our counters goods at pri-
ces far below those offered by any other house
in the north western part of Ohio.
Goods and prices speak more forcibIy than
boasting We therefore would be glad to send
you samples, and judge for yourselves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-15

graphs today that the portion OF the
Paris contribution has been paid, viz;
f2,000,000 in bills on London, one
million in notes Of the Bank of France
and one million in specie.
II peace is made on fair terms it Is
probable that the Germans will moi
enter Paris, but the oath Of February
is considered the probable day Of entry,
in case one is determined on.
InviOlability Of the Pope's Resi-
FLORENCE, February l4.-The Cham
ber Of Deputies has. by a vote Of 2O4
against l39, approved the policy Of the
ministry in relation to the inviolabillty
Of the Pope's residence.
Another Ballot Necessary in Paris
The Assembly-No Quorum Pres
ent.
LONDON, February IA second bal
lot will be required Ia Paris to deter
mine the election. Favre, Uhrlch
Fonvi.le, Faidherbe and Gambon have
not obtained the requisite majorities.
Minister Cremeux has ordered the
liberation of Beresowski, Pole, i'm
prisoned for attempting the life of the
Emperor Of Russia during his visit 70
Paris in 1867.
BORDEAUX, February ia quorum
of the Assembly has not arrived yet
There was caucus to-day of the Or
leanists, who believe they possess 8
clear majority. There are many Bona
partist agents here.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-15
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, February IL.

The House joint resolution ap,
propriating $1,000 to Geo. F. Robinson
in recognition Of his services in saving
the life OF Secretary Seward, was taken
no on motion Of Mr.. Hamlin, who said
such services would have been recog,
nized by any other government long ere
this, and that il this thing was done at
all It should be done gracefully. Passed.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill to
provide. for the selection of cadets to the
military and naval academies. Referred.
In making such an appointment re
representatives. are required to select one
from the three applicants standing
highest after competition. The exam
ination to he conducted by commit
tee of three residents, who are 10 be
designated by said representatives.
The bill also prohibits the examina'
tioA or admission within two years OF
any candidate who fails to pass an
examination at a military or naval
academy.
Mr.. Kellogg-Subsidy bill authoriz-
ing mail steamship service IN the Gulf
Of Mexico, between the port of New
Orleans and certain ports in Mexico.
The bill was considered in committee Of
the Whole.
Mr.. Edwards moved TO strike out all
the names OF corporators so as to leave
the Postmaster General free as hereto
fore In such cases, and to contract with
the best parties at the hest rates,
Agreed to.
Mr.. Davis moved to refer the bill to a
special committee, one member from
each Of the seven committees which he
named. Mr.. Davis motion was dis
agreed to.
After the adoption OF various amend.
ments materially modifying it, the bill
was reported to the Senate and passed /;
ayes 90, nays 81.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Beck, from the Conference CON-
mittee on the West Point Military
Academy appropriation bill, mad re-
port, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Brooks, of Massachusetts, called
up the contested election case Of Sheafe
against Tillman ip the Fourth Congress
sional District Of Tennessee. The res
olution declares that Sheafe, the con-
testant is not entitled to a seat, and
Tillman, the sitting member, is, and
that Sheafe should be paid $4,000 for
expenses OF contest. The resolution
was agreed to without discussion, some
what to the surprise Of Mr. Brooks,
who had arranged to have an hour s
delay, but much to the amusement and
satisfaction of the House,
Mr.. Brooks, however, moved to recon
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-15
WASHINGTON.
Must be Taken Care or.

New YORK, February l4.-lhe
TiJuaes Washington correspondent
telegraphs that the bills to establish
additional Judicial Districts in the
States Of New York, Virginia, Ohio,
Missouri, Illinois and Iowa, now pen
ding in Congress, are mainly conceived
for the purpose Of making places for
outgoing members Of Congress. In the
case of New York, the Judge Of the
Supreme Court familiar with business
of the Federal Court in that State, re-
marked Yesterday that it would be bet
ter to make one district less instead Of
one more. There are already three
judicial Districts in New York, and it
is now proposed to make one more.
The Ohio bill has already passed the
House, and its passage by the Senate
is confidently assured.
The Tennessee.
The statement Of Secretary Robson
regarding the Tennessee, that it is too
soon by ten days to expect regular adj
vices from her, and that no extraordi-
nary means of communication have
been employed, does much to allay pub
lie anxiety. Still there is considerable
solicitude felt, especially by those who
have friends on board.
Unfounded Rumor.
The sensational report telegraphed
from Washington yesterday afternoon
to the effect that Acknowledgement
Akerman was on the point Of retiring
from the Cabinet, beyond the fact that
some Of his recent opinions provoked
dissent in Influential quarters, there
seems to be nothing tangible on which
to base the statement.
Indian Bureau Investigation.
The subcommittee in charge of the
Indian Bureau investigation have
closed the case definitely. Gen. Parker
has been enabled, it is claimed, by the
introduction of the testimony which
had been delayed in transmission
from the West, to nrove that his
management in the transactions
alleged against him by Mr.. Welsh were
entirely just, both for the Government
and the Indians.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-15
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

told closed in New York, yesterday,
1T III.
The amount collected in Boston for
m, French Relief Fund is $4,000, and
F., : thought $4,000 more will he
ri,ci.
, Colonel Thomas F. Chickering, OF
III. firm Of Chickering Brothers, piano
manufacturers. Of Boston, died sud
jrnly Tuesday morning, of apoplexy.
+ +. Gibson, an old and highly re-
.rr.iri citizen of Hennepin county Min
,..,o,a. has been engaged in numerous
.,r,er;es and has fled He is over sew
ru,y wears of age.
Governor $tanarl, as representative
,, the Merchants Exchange, and Lee
T. <hrvock, President OF the Board OF
Trade Of 81. Louis, have gone to Wash
.n.ton to oppose the erection of the
Nrwp,rt bridge according TO the present
m.1u
Rumors have obtained circulation
that several steamers which left San
Domingo for New York are ever due
rhi. ! not the case. The steamer Re-
ruhic is only now due, and the Tibee,
which carries the United States Mails,
p. not due until about the 22d inst
\ woman giving her name as Sarah
Hrnnctt, and claiming her husband was
.n the ill-fated train, and who identified
g. hat at Poughkeepsie as her husband 5,
and tainted and who has collected con-
siderable money from sympathetic
PERSONS, has been arrested as an im-
roster. and will be lodged in the Pough-
hrrpSie Jail.
\ bill has been introduced into the
Minnesota House to divide up the
-uuUJO acres of internal improvement
.,ni- among thirteen rail roa Is. The
Minneapolis Il st. Louis road will get
>l.ODD acres; the Southern Minnesota,
Dubuque Il ST. Paul, the Lake Pepln d
omaha. and several other roads, 10000
.,..rr~ each
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-15
PENCE.
the TREATY SIGNED.
German Troops Leave for Home.
The Assembly 10 Adjourn 10
Paris.

Ravages by Franc-Tireurs.