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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-28
M A N H Of
IN THE
Young and Rising Gen,

The Negative powers oflI..
In q lew years how often M.
lack.lustre eye and emse,s;.s,p
impossibiIity OF applicsti"eN 10
fort, show their baneful insnso
becomes evident 10 the ob>..ro
depressing influence is ehsct,s
opment OF the body. Conspmr.
oil, and perhaps the youth i. ~,
school and Sent into the Snne,-
one OF the worst moyemsn,.
from ordinary diversions oftHs
Ing scenes OF the city, the ~
body, too much enieeblsi :, ~
healthful and rural exercise
turned inwardly upon lhemslS
1.-THE patient be n female Nm.
the menses Is looked for viii
the first symptom In which n }
show her saving power in al
circulation and visiting The -.
the bloom OF health. Alas, ~
petite has grown by what /, ~
energies OF the system are NM
the whole economy Is dersnsei !,
tiful and wonderful period IN N
and mind undergo so iascinsI,nl
from child TO woman, il looksi b
The parents heart bleeds In AM
fancies the grave but waiting toT /
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-28
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r. co.

IA l1 PASSENGER TRAINS
~ yIEXKxwill run by the following
schedule on and after November cot, 1874
Wheeling time:
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvEs.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at $50 A. NJ. daily at....ll:2O A. Il.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 2:5S p. N. GAINESVILLE. ..3 % p. M.
Baltimore...-.9:50 Newark. 4:20
Wash'n Cityll:l0 Sandusky....
Philadelphla2:00 A. NJ. Columbus .5:4O
New York...!6:l5 Cincinnati 1000
lCbicago....--
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LKAvEs WEsr-LEAyEs
sWheeling wheeling
daily at. ...4:50 r. N. daily at. 100 A. n.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg. As A. N. GAINESVILLE. .ll2) A. n
Cum6erland.258 Newark.......l24j p. n.
baltimore ....S:3O Columbus...-.2:20
Wash: City 1000 Sandusky-...
Philadelphia l:2O p. N. Chicago 90.
New York.--4:40 'sundays excepted.
Sundays excepted.
NAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsr-LEAyEa
wheeling wheeling
daily at....l0:i5 p. N. daily at. LOO A. n.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. SEQ A. M.lZanesville Sis AN
ParkersDurg-I:25 Newark. 7:40
Baltimore....-5 p. N. columbus. 9l0A. N
Philadelp'a-ll:,0 Cincinnati.
saturdays excepted. IChicago----.
Sundays excepted.
ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAyE3 wEST-LEAyHs
sWheeling wheeling
daily t....l0:30 A. N. daily at....-.s:lOP. n
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Parkersburgl0:r0 p. n. GAINESVILLE. 9:lO
CumberlandlO:l5 Newark, LOGO
Sundays excepted. Columbus. ..l2OO
Cincinnati.
sundays excepted.
W., p. d B. DIV.
Leave Wheeling. 40 a. m. 3l0p. m
East bound traInsmake copn.t lions
at Baltimore with trains for PhiladeI.
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
South.
West bound trains make direct connec.
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Tickets TO all principal points can be pro-
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore
r. T. DEvRIES,
po2I General Agent, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-28

- oRANeIE ], DALzELL. r. II. ECCLEs
THE CITY BANK
Individual Liability
Ia PREPARED TO CONDUCT ALL BUS
ines appertaining to Banking.
Deals In Bills Of Exchange, United States
state and County Bonds, Gold Coin, and all
Negotiable Securities, at fair rates,
Collections made for Merchants, Manu-
taoturers, Banks, Bankers, and others, on
All accessible points in the United states
and Canada,
Drafts In sums to suit purchasers on al
tina principal Cities and Towns in Germany,
Great Britain and Ireland.
Deposits solicited. Interest allowed on
Special Deposits:
DALZELL, Vice President.
F,H. ECCLES, Cashier. teb7
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wooden Ware.
Al DOE NOS. l, 2AND 3TUb
~ LOO. Painted Buckets.
20" Washboards,
Just received and for sale by
angI N. REILLY.
CARROTS Snuff
BAhRELS ASSORTED BLADDERs.
= % boxes Assorted Packs,
Just received by
oc8 LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS.
u Fish.
on HI Bla Extra No. i Mackerel, nav.
u Half Barrels Extra No. Mackerel. nav
20 BOXES George" Codfsh, large and m,
100 Boxes Sealed Herring, AAt-
yoa received and for ssle By
noIi Il. REILLY,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

AN INTERESTING DECISION, We print
to-day an article from Wheeling paper
concerning a recent decision Of the Court
of Appeals Of West Virginia, which de-
cision will prove to be of interest in Virgin
ia for the reason that tho Constitution Of
this State contains provision similar to
the one in the Constitution of West Vir-
ginia, which has thus received curia con.
struc,on. Article X, section II, Of the
constitution Of Virginia, requires that the
majority Of the members elected to each
House of the General Assembly shall be
necessary to give validity to certain laws.
This provision, however, is construed by
the West Virginia Court Of Appeals to
mean just what it does not mean Gin our
opinion. )--Richm9nd Dispatch.
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Fall Elections.

Sixteen States and Territories will hold
elections during the coming Fall, Cali
fornia will elect State officers and Wyom.
ing Legislators on the 9th of September
On the llth Of the same month Maine will
elect governor, and New Mexico dele.
gate to Congress. Texas elects her Con-
gressmen on the Bird Of October. Penn.
sylvania will elect two minor State officers,
and Ohio and Iowa all their State officers
on the 10th Of October. November 7tb,
Massachusetts, New York, Maryland,
Minnesota and Wisconsin will elect State
officers, New Jersey governor, Mississip.
pi legislators, and Illinois 0 Congressman
for the State at large.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

ANOTHER SERIOUS OCCURRENCE We
are informed that woman named Wilkie
living near ShinnstOn-was run over
and so badly injured, last Sunday, on the
road from the town to the Camp-ground,
that tits thought she will not recover. =
Two youngsters were engaged in the very
moral pastimc of racing their horses along
the pike, aud coming upon the lady at u
sudden turn in the road, one of the horses
plunged over her striking her down, and
tramping her under foot A little child
which the woman was carrying in her arms,
was also badly injured. No further parti-
culars. West Eiryiaian.
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A Man KILLED From a gentleman
who returned last Sunday evening from the
Sliunston camp.meeting, we received in.
formationof a terrible ARRAY which occur
red near the camp, ground, on Saturday,
resulting in the probable fatal stabbng of
one of the participants. 1t seems that
there we're somc parties out on the road
who had provided themselves with large
quantity Of whiskcy, and had located a
brush grosgery near the grounds. Some
parties were drinking and by some means
(tho lirec: result Of whiskey of course, a
disturbance arose, and six men became
engaged in fight; one of them drew a
knife and commenced stabbing another;
from the effect Of tho wounds it is thought
he will die. The proprietors Of the grog-
gerry were arrested, and brought to the
camp-ground next morning. 1t is said
that they had a large store.box filled with
bottles of whiskcy-besides having con-
siderable supply Of blackberry vine, &c,
The man stabbed was named Short; we
have no further particulars Vest N'r-
qiatan.
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Horrible Double. Murder in Missouri.
The Democrat has an account of ter
rible murder committed at Harrisonville,
Cass county. in this State, Ga Saturday
last, Tom Sabine. a noted character an
old bushwhacker, who lived q short dis.
tauco from Harrisonville, wentto the town,
got crazy drunk. aud set law and order at
bitter defiance. He tirst.fred q revolver
at workman on new building, but with.
out effect. He then went to lawyers
Office and shot at an old man name Butler,
also without effect. Subsequently he trav-
ersed the awning in front Of a whole block
of stores, brandishing his pistol, and passed
through second story window into the
Mayors Office, and descended to the street
where he found posse Of citizens called
together by the City Marshal to assist in
arrcstins him. He fired into the crowd,
MORALLY wounding farmer named Hay.
nes Two or three shots we're fired at
Sabine. but without effect. The desperate
then walked to Huston's drug store, where
be shot Mr.. Butler, whom be had fred at
in the lawyers Office, hitting him directly
above the eye and the ball entering the
BRAIN lie lived bu, half an hour. Two
or three more shots were fred at Sabine
without hitting him, but rs he turned
around to sec who had fired, one Of the
MarshaIs posse stepped into thestr and
fired, a charge Of buckshos into his face.
Sabine attempted to return the fire, but
before he could aim his revolver load of
buckslot from the same gun was fred into
his body, and the murderer fell down and
died in about twenty minutes, Sabine's
conduct created intense excitement through
ont the town, but when it was known that
the rufian was dead all were relieved and
gratiiied.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

Pennsylvania special agent for the COL
lection Of war claims, Mr.. George O.
Evans, is nov charged with appropra,ing
to bis own use sunlry large sums ofmoney
paid over by the United States Treasury
in settlement of those claims. 1t is alleg.
ed that the manner in which the money
has been disbursed has been no secret
among the Republican politicians Of that
State, and that several prominent Journal
list there have received fair share of the
booty for the consideration Of keeping 81,
lence. From present indications this
affair will be fully investigated, as it has
now become to public too admit of being
compromised, and some nice Developments
Of fraud aud corruption are promised.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

There isan unfOuuded and silly report
going the rounds that Colonel B. Wilson
killed or seriously crippled man in this
county. This is not true. The fact is
that no and one of bis farm hands had a
personal alteration in his meadow and no
serious damage was done, for the person
so reported to have been injured has been
in town several times during the last few
days transac:ing his business as usual.
The parties had always been on the most
friendly intimate terms up to the time Of
the alteration. We suppose The difficulty
arose from some sudden provocatiou, and
as both arc reasonable an respectable gen.
tlemcn, we have no doubt the parties will
soon sustain their former friendly relations.
CONSERVATIVE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

DROWNED We learn that a colored
boy named Charley Howard employed up
on the canal boat of Captain j. II. L. Hun
ter, was drowned in the Potomac at Sherp.
herds Landing. above town, on Saturday
last. 1t seems that he had gotten off the
boa. and swan across the Potomac to an
orchard for the purpose Of getting apples
When attempting to return, with a hand.
kcrchief full Of apples tied around bis neck
he drowned. His mother resides in this
place, andis named Kate Howard. Shop.
halstown Register.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

The perpetual candle, introduced and
invented by Cassius NJ Clay late Minister
to Russia, is gradually coming into favor
where gas is not ob!ainable. The candle
consists of a small brass tube, within which
is placed close fitting wick soaked with
kerosene. The tube is screwed into can.
dlestick, and fits inside another tube, made
of white china, the whole taking the look
Of an ordinary candlestick. by heating
the top Of the brass tube the Kerosene
soaked wick generates gas and gives a iue
blaze through number of small apcrtures
in the end ofthe tube. A good light for
live hours is, it is said, furnished thus for
the cost Of one cent. This is certainly
both simple and economical, and would
seem to obviatc many of the dangers aud
objections to the use of kerosene.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

AcClDESr.-A dcplorable accident &C.
CURED in this town q few days since as
follows: John Flaugherty, railroad EN-.
ploye, and family lived on the north side
ofElk creek near the railroad crossing on
Sycamore street. 1t appears that Mrs. y.
was engaged in boiling and washing clothes
at the creek. Having occasion to 90 to
the house, she left her twin daug hters,
aged about Eve years old, at the creek.
Soon one of the little girls dresses took
fire and in her fight she started for the
house envclopcd in flames. Her twin Sis
ter comprchcnding the situation, with
great presence of mind, told her to jump
into the creek She did so, and extin.
guisbed the Ere, but not uati so badly
burned that her life was dispaircl of for a
time. She is now, however, in a fair way
to recover, but will carry a terrible scar on
her hip and body to the grave Clarhs.
Jwy Conservative.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

Mrs. Lewis, widow Of Daniel Lewis, Of
Ironton, Ohio, lately recovered verdict in
the county court for $4,000 against man
named Evans, for selling whskcy to her
husband, who died Of dclrium tremcus.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

HORSES STOLEN On Wednesday night
OF last week, two horses we're stolen 10 this
county, one from Peter A. Snowlcn, of
this place, and the other from Mr.. Ficl,es,
of New Cumberland. Mr.. John Burns
recovered Mr.. Suowden's horse in Wheel.
ing, where the theft was Offering it for
sale. Mr.. B. paid $40, while it was val.
ucd at about $500, Mr.. Fickes, horse
was found in the stable of the Manchester
House the next day after it was taken
Those owning horses should be on the alert
as the country appears to be infested with
gentlemen hankcring after horse flesh. =
Hancock County Courier
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Our river mail is horribly deranged at
present. There is no excuse for it. The
contractors ought to be brought to terms.
-Mddlsport Press.
We are surprised to find such an article
in the Press. The editor is one of those
men who are bitter again :hc present con-
tractors because they succeeded in getting
the contract, aud would do almost anything
to iujure them at the Post Office Depart
meut. He knows that the water has been
lower this season than for several years,
and that it is an absolute impossibility tc
get the mail through daily. The con-
tractors are delivering the mail with CON.
mendable regularity under the circumstan
ces; aud are decided Improvement upon the
old contractors, under whom we hardly ev
or got the mail regular, whether in high OIL
,low water.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

ACCIDENT. MIR. Daniel Hout, son Of
Mr.. David Hout, Of this place, met with an
acciden. on Tuesday last which nigh! have
resulted fatally. l! seems tina! be and bis
brother Lawrence started from home on a
cunning expedition, aud when arriving at
the Spring, on the Scrabble road, near the
residence Of Mr.. W. 7. I.om,n, near town
he knclt down 1.-THE spring for the purpose
of drinking, when pistol which he had
buckled around him, fell out Of the case
and was discharged, the ball striking one
Of bis ribs upon the left side, aud passing
under the skin about six inches, came out
Of bis back. causing severe but not
serious wound. He is under the treatment
Of Dr. John Reynolds and is doing as well
as can be expected Persons cannot be
too careful with firearms. -iMcpam!sio@a
Register.
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Sale Of Lands for Taxes.

THE undersigned Sheriff Of the county of
| Mason, will on The First day of the next
Term of the Circuit Court of said county, ut
the Front Door Of the Court House thereof
proceed TO sell all the lands therein delinquent
for the non paymcn, of taxes Tor the years
lSGO-ls6l- 2-lSG3- 1864 lSG5-lS6G 1867
l76S lS69-lS7O, which land with the taxes,
interest md damages due on each tract, are
specified in list thereof, posted IN the front
door Of the said Court House, TO which list
special attention is directed.
.. SElI0N, Sheriff Of Mason Co.
Aug, 27-2w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

CONSUMPTION. Recent statistics show
that 80, 900 deaths occur annually in Eng.
land from consumption, aud the uumber
Of paticntc constantly suffering from its
wasting effect is estimated at $4,000.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
| Circuit Court Of Putnam county, rendered
on the 18Th day of June, ISL, in a cause
therein pending on the Chancery side of said
Court. wherein James NJ. Gray who SUES for
the use and pcnrft of n. 3. Rowyrr was com.
planant, and Hicks, Variant y Co., were de.
PENDANTS, the Undersigned, who WAS thereby
arpOinlcaa Special Commissioner for that pur.
pose, will on The
18th Day of September, 1871,
proceed to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, at the front door of the Court House of
said county Of Putnam, tract or parcel of
land containing 81 acres belonging 10 the de.
PENDANTS, aud lying and heing on the IL Mile
creek in said county, the same as described in
the Bill and Exhibits Of the above cause.
TERMS Cash as to on ,.third of the pur.
chase money, md the balance in woegual in.
stalmen,s upon credit Of six and twelve
months respectively, binds with approved Sc.
curity will BE- taken of the purchaser for the
deferred instalments bearing interest from date
and the title will be retained as further Sc.
curity. JAMES H. COUCH, JR,
aug lS-4w. Special Commissioner.
Commissioners Sale Of Valuable Prop
Grty in the Town Of New Haven.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE READER.
ID ed AT the May Term. 1871, Of the Circuit
Court for Mason county in the Chancery cause
# George ". Moredock VS.. James NJ. Cundff
and others. the Undersigned, Special Commits.
sioner, will on
Thursday, the 3lst Day of August, 1871,
proceed to sell at public auction, on the prtmi.
SEES, in the Town of New Haven, Lot No. 90,
with is appurtenances, subject to the dover
right of zarah Belle CundiIf, formerly Zarah
Belle Powell widow Of John Powell, decd.
Terms Of Sale:---2j per cent. of the pur
chase money cash in hand on the day Of sale,
and credit of six and twelve months given
as 10 the balance; the purchaser giving bonds
with good security for the deferred payments,
with interest from day of sale
D. W. P0LSLEY,
july 27-5w. SPECIAL Commissioner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

Some accounts from Persia represent
the faminein tina: country to be worse than
at first reported. Twcnty-scvcn thousand
deaths have occurred from its effects in Jas.
paham.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

The History Of parties in this country
shows q constant alienation of power.
No political party, says tho Corier-JOw-
nal, has held on to power, fora longer Pc
riod than twelve consecutive years. The
Democratic party, in person Of Andrew
jackson, achieved signal triumph in
1928, and in 1910, in the person Of Martin
Van Buren,, it suffered a signal defeat.
LOG cabin and hard cider, ""Tippccanoo
Taylcr Too" were invincible 10 that mem.
orablc campaign. The contest Of 1871
will never be forgotten by tho present
generation Of Kentuckiaus. It resulted in
the defeat Of their great, their idolizcd
Henry Clay, and the elevation ofthe Dem.
ocralic candidate, James X. Polk, to the
Presidency. In 1913 the Wigs were re.
stored to power, in the person Of Genera
Zachary Taylor. In 1852 the tide turned
aud swept the standardbearer Of Democra
cy, Franklin Pierce, into the Presidential
chair by an immense majority.
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Majority against Convention,

Below We give all the election returns,
both as published aud reported, that We
have been able to get:
Kanawha county 5S5 against Conycn.
ton.
Putnam county, 0S maj for Convention
Faycttc county reported sos majority
for Convention.
Clay 80 majority against convention.
Grccnbrcr county, for convention, 1865
against convention 299
Boone county reported 100 majority for
convention.
Logan reported 100 majority for con-
vention.
Mason county 92O majority against con-
yention.
Harrison county $50 minority against
2 lvsntion. 80
Lincoln oodpty-gives q nnjok.y for the
Convention,
Cabcll county gives 90 majority for tho
Convention.
Wayne county gives between 50 and
100 majority for the Convention.
Preston county gives 1855 majority
against the Convention.
Wood county 81 majority against con.
vcntion.
Jefferson county 800 majority for con.
vention.
MonOnsalia is reported to have given
1900 majority against convention.
Glade township, in Barbour county,
givhs lS5 minority fora Convention,
Lewis county, gives 100 against the
Convention.
Gilmcr county 90 for the Convention.
Rraxton county GOO for a Convention.
Nicholas county $50 for the Convention.
Randolph county $50 for the COuvcn-
ton.
Fairmont, 170 against 81 for; Palatinc,
ISL against, rs for. Majority iu two
towns against pos.
Ohio county l2O against Convention.
Marshall county $50 against COnven'
ton.
Upshur county 500 majority against
Convention.
Taylor county lGO for Convention.
Harrison $50 against Convention.
Lewis county 10 agains: Convention
Brooke county 100 majority against the
Convention.
Hancock county 100 against Conveu
vcn,ion.
Monroe county $50 majority for TIT
Convention.
jackson county is reported at l25 maj
for Convention.
Roanc county is reported at 200 MAORI
ty for convention.
CHARLESTON, W. ", Aug. 2S.
Returns received from 4 i counties out o
So in the State indicate that the Conven
ton has been carried by from 1000 t
1900 votes. The friends of the couven
ton claim 1000, The OPPOSITION ack
nowledgs the defeat.
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Public Sale Of Valuable Property in
the town Of Point Pleasant, W. Y.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by VIM. j. Oliver and
John NJ. Reynolds and their wives, dated the
10Th day Of February, 1865. and recorded in
the Recorders Office of Mason county, West
Virginia, to secure 10 John l., Jordan the pay.
men, of the sum of three bonds, each for the
sum Of 5000, which bonds are more particular
ly set out and described in said Deed Of Trust,
shall on the
lst Day of September, 1871,
proceed to sell ut public auction for cash, the
property therein described, being the North.
west one fourth Of lot No. Is, first tier Of the
lois Of the town Of Point Pleasant, West Va
lJ'rhc title to said property is believed to
be good, but selling as Trustee, | will convey
only such title rs is vested in me by said Deed
Of Trust.
JOHN NJ. PHELPS, Trustee.
july 27-5w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

Ngw COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRATION.
in common with the majority Of onr
people We commend the appointment OF
DR.. D. Mayer, of BrOwnstown, as Com-
missioner of Immigration. DR.. Mayer is
one Of our mos! deserving felIow-citizens;
has manifested grca, interest in the advan-
cement ofour young State; and to the Office
to which he has been appointed will carry
energy and intelligence. The Board Of
Public Works is 10 be congratulated upon
this exhibition Of it adaptation of persons
to places. Mrald.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

The Washington Putriot exposes the
pretended solicitutc Of the Administration
officials at Washington for economy by
saying that all important papers requiring
the signature Of tho President must DO
sent to Long Branch by special messen-
ger, who is allowed ton cents milege each
way for going and returning hotel bills,
anaSothcr expenses. It's estsmated that
every time the President sings his name
by the seashore, to a commission, order,
bigamy pardon, or other paper; it cost the
payers $75 or $lO0, according to the
allowance which may be made the messsa.
GER"