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Foreign G0ssjp.

The total rateable value Of London Is
Gl9,367,Sl last year it was e17, 762, $50. \
AT Aberdeen, Scotland, one of the
leading papers is under the control of
a woman. 4
AT the battle Of Gravelotte, a trum.
peter was killed by a ball which went in
at the mouth Of his instrument.
The French balloons, with a fair wind.
go about as fast as the express trains on
American railroads.
The British Museum library contains
100000 volumes, and is doubling itself
every fifteen years.
One thousand five hundred and seven.
ty-fve divorces have been granted In Eng
land during the last twelve years.
Rain is annually becoming more FIRE.
quent In Egypt, in consequence Of an
extensive increase in the cultivation Of the
palm there.
One hundred and ffty.two persons are
stricken down with trichinosis, from eat
ing diseased pork, in one little village near
Erfurt, Prussia.
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In the Louisiana Legislature on the 81,
J pinkney Smith, Democrat, was elected
Warrant Clerk.
A fire at New Orleans early on the
morning Of the 81, destroyed the steam
ers Magenta Grand Erie, Julia Rudolph,
Thompson Dean, and John Howard, all Of
which are a total loss. The steamship
De Soto, running between New York and
New Orleans, was burned to the waters
edge, below the latter city, on the 3ist
ult.
At the municipal election in Brown.
vile, Tenn, on the eth, the Republicans
elected their entire ticket, except one Al
derman.
A Democratic State Convention fol
Texas has been called to meet at Austir
January 80, for the purpose of ~efIecting
reorganization Of the party,
The connecting link between Montgom
cry and Selma, Ala, has been completed
giving a through line of railroad iron
Vicksburg to Savannah.
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Personal and Literary.

There are t13 newspapers in Wiscon.
sin, having a reported circulation Of ISL.
Gsj.
Mayor Selby, of San Fmncisco. haa
given hts official income for q year % the
poor of the city
Peter Lorillatd. the tohacconist Maid
a $500 fine for non.atteudance as A Juror
the other day.
w. A. Bacon, of Detroit. boasts of
having taught the Young ideas how TO
shoot for As wears.
Tho nronrietors NJ tho p~bi,aaelnh,a
Star. ON New Years. presented 8is news.
boys with gloves and wooden scarfs.
Mira CLARA II Noah of Col,r,h;o
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BY the Bureau
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A. v Lyon, Surveyor Of Customs ai Du-
buquc, Iowa, NJ D. Leggett, Of Ohio, 10
be Commissioner Of Patents. Post
mas,ers-J. NJ. Boreman, Parkersburg,
Va II. d. Wells, D~owagiac, Mich. G. b.
Beevc, Beaver Dam, Wis. J. L. Parmelee,
Aurora, III.
The new tariff went into effect on the
LIST. 1t changes the tax on teas from % 10
10 cents; coffee from 8 to 3 cents new
sugar from 81 to ~ cents sugar above
No. 7, from 4 to 2 cents refined sugar,
from 8 to 4 cents cane molasses, from s
to 3 cents; brandy, from 90 to 81; liquors,
from $3.50 to So per proof gallon; wool,
from 30 per cent. to II and 10 cents steel
railway bars, from 21S and 10 per cent. to
IL cents; pig iron, from so to 81; cast
and wrought scrap are each increased 81
per ton. Fifty-two articles, mostly drugs,
are placed on the free list; and the tariff
upon forty reduced.
Among the nominations sent to the
Senate by the President on the 9th were
Stephen Coffin to be Indian Agentat Warm
Springs, Oregon; J.. L. Kellogg, Pension
Agent at La Crosse, Wis. j, H. Knight
Register at Bayfield, Wis. Postmasters-
Martha F. Gordon, Coalsville, Pa; Ed
ward Shussy, Beverly, Ind.
Winnie Ream's statue of Lincoln wa,
temporarily unveiled, on the It'll, in the
rotunda of the Capitol at Washington fol
inspection by the Secretary of the In
terror, prior to the formal acceptance o
the work by Congress. All present ex
pressed the highest satisfaction at tn,
artistic manner in which the work ha,
been performed.
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The Population of the United States.

The official returns of the census Of
1870, upon the first schedule, that Of pop
ulation, are now SO nearly complete that in
most Of the larger States the result can be
given with great exactness and in the
whole country, by estimating a few dis
tricts, they can be ascertalned with suffl-
cient nearness for all political purposes.
The following table has been made up with
great care, and includes the precise figures
Of every official return which had reached
the Census Bureau up TO the hour Of open
ing business this morning, with the best
estimates the officers Of the Bureau have
the means Of making for the districts
whose returns are still defective:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-01-28

In You do not feel well you send for q doctor, he
calls upon You, looks wise, scrawls some niero-
a drug store and there pay ~ cents 10 xl.Oe, DO.
sides the doctors fee, for a remedy nine times out
OF ten not half so good Ne On. MoRsE's INDIAN
RooT PILIa, which cost but % cents per Dor. DO
YOU think the former the best, because yon pay the
inoet for III II you do, we advise you to use, Just
az an experiment, the MoRsE's INDIAN kooT PIIis.
They are prepared fron n formula pronounced ny
the most learned physicians OF 0nr country. 70 be
thebcst and most universal Of family medlcincs-
TheMoRsg's INDIAN RooT Pills cure Headache,
Liver complaints, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Female
irregularities, &C., and are put ~. both sugar-coat..
cd and plain. Give them q trial. Sold by all
daalara.
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p,.r..rp Luna. Ann GREATLY on AN IrcnrAs,

DrsEAsEp Iusas ARE GREATLY ON Az INcRrAss
IN T,Ifs Country. The sudden changing Of
weather has done much to give rise 70 Cons umption
But there arc thonsands OF cases who bring on
by their own imprudence-such Is wearing damp
clothing, and going from the warm room into ne
cold AZ, and checking tho perspiration, which
causes irritation OF the Lungs and then matter or
pnlegn will collect, which nature Will try 70
relieve by coughing Il up, to prevent pustnlcs nom
forming. If nature does not raise tho matter with
ease, and stop this Inflammation, tnbercles will soon
form. and Consumption will soon follow. Aliens
Lang Balsam will cure and prevent thousands 81
cases OF Consumption II It Is only taken In time.
For saip nv all DruuQists.
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Parsstgs's White Wine Vinegar Il : mosi
supefb article nm lahlu usc. Warranted pufe.


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THE A~NEHCts BrmpEH for Janmry
h rirh IN valuable matter The editorials are ahlY
written, and. AMONG mo contributed papers. The
Unnsos We live in. Tho Cosi n Home aud
What Game ~ r. "The Niie Valley 81 America
The Fuinfu NJ AT ~ NJ west and Mental
Phenomena arc aii Interesting, and, In some In
stances, br1iint articles The Illustrations are
numerous and " q superior class. The buihfsr y
an excellent magazine Cor al tiasses Published
81 ibi & iBl Monroe street. chicago.
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TuE MUSICAL INDEPENDENT for Jan.
nary contains a mil page portrait of Christina
NILSSON. "reminiscences Of Gotischalk, Meditation
school an instructive editorial on Musical Phras-
log, rrSlsw. " New Music and Books, Musical
News, etc. The sheet Music pages include a very
brilliant March, by Franz nrendel, March ponti-
ncale by Uounod. comfy q wi,hcrcd Rosebud, .
song. ny n. NJ. Higgins, and a song, Were J a
Dream" by Abt. Published by LYos e
uEAtr, Chicago, at "a a year. single numbers, "a
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Industrial.

Pittsburgh has thirty.two iron, nine
steel, and two copper mills.
The copper mines Of Lake Superior
shipped over 14,1sS tons Of copper during
the past season.
n The San Francisco Bulletin estimates
thc value Of the yearly fruit crop Of Cali.
f9fhia at $4,000 00
Maine has produced a saving ma.
chine, which, the other day, sawed q cord
Of wood in five minutes and q half, cut
ting each stick twice.
Although the town of Berkeley, Mass.
contains only 800 inhabitants, its female
inhabitants have earned $1,000 during the
past year at straw sewing.
Tho six leading news companies q
this country do a business, In selling news.
papers and monthly magazines, Of over
eight millions Of dollars per annum.
The number Of buildings erected II
st. Paul, Mimi, during 1870 was ISL, being
an increase Of 242. over 1860. The expend'
iture for buildings in 1870 was d 1886, zoo :
in 1889, $1,305,727.
Georgia boasts Of ninety-on D period.
Gals, fourteen dailies, seven tri.weekles.
five semi weeklies, seventy seven weekIie6,
one semi-monthly, ten monthlies and one
b monthly. X
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Religious and Educational.

The Catholic schools of ST. Louis have
about eight thousand scholars.
The largest and most beautiful Metho-
dist church in Cincinnati has e22 pews, Of
which every fifth one is free,
Two Boston ladies have contributed
a thousand dollars each to the Young
Mems Christian Union of that city.
Among the Christmas presents to be
mentioned Is that Of a pulpit-a Catholic
church in Newark, N. j., got one from a
member.
Official reports show that in Sweden
and Norway, " cut of every 100 children
between 8 and 10 attend school, a larger
percentage than anywhere else.
There are but sixteen church edifices
In the State of Nevada. OF these six are
Methodist, four Roman Catholic, three
Presbyterian, and three Episcopalian.
During the last ten years the Metho-
dists in Rhode Island have increased 18
per cent, the ~Episcopalians A, the Con.
g~regationalists IN, and the Baptists
174.
The late Texas Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, called
two of Its members to account for attend
ing a circus.
"A school teacher in Schenectady, N.
Y, has, during the past summer, inflicted
573 punishments on the children of her
school.
There are about two hundred and sew
enty-ive thousand children educated In the
public schools of Massachusetts,, at an an.
nual cost of five million dollars.
Watts composed 697 hymns, and Yves
ley GOO. About a tenth Of them live, and
are sung in every Christian church where
the English language is used.
AT Burlington, Iowa, on a recent
Sunday, in the Congregational Church,
some one, unknown, placed in the plate a
one hundred dollar bill, accompanied by
no name or other mark indicating from
whose hand 1t came.
The trustees Of Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn, held a meeting a few nights
ago, and resolved TO raise the salary OF
Henry Ward Beecher from $4,000 to 500.
600. A resolution Of a similar character
was passed last year, but Mr.. Beecher re-
fused to accept the advance. II is believed
now, however, he will accept the increase.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-17

RIVER NEwS.-The river is falling
rapidly, the marks last evening showing
ten feet ten inches in the channel. At
Pittsburgh the marks indicate seven
feet nine inches. and falling.
The A. Mitchell is advertised to leave
to-day for st. Louis and the Upper
Mississippi. Passengers and shippers
will be attended to 10y calling on T. II.
Mong, agent, Monroe street.
The Express is to.day's packet. She
will take her departure at II o'clock
this morning. Capt. Phil. Anschutz,
one of our most capable and skilled
river men, is in command, and Ed. An
schultz and our pad Admiral Huse-
man, have charge of the office.
The steamer Messenger is advertised
to leave tomorrow for New Orleans
direct. 7. H. Mong is her agent.
Passengers and freighters will obtain
all the information they may desire by
calling on him, in the McLain block,
Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-17

DIED OF HIS INJURIEs.-lt is our pain.
full duty, this morning, to announce that
our young friend, Joseph E. Bell, died
Of the injuries he received by falling
from the boiler deck Of the steamer
Fleetwood, yesterday morning at eight
o'clock. As a dispatch has been re-
ceived from his father, David Bell, Esq,
announcing that he would leave Cincin-
natl with the body at halfpast nine
o'clock last evening, he will be here,
we presume, at noon. This will be a
heavy blow to his family and to his
many friends here He was young
man of great promise.
Speaking of Mr.. Bells death, the
Cincinnati Enquirer of yesterday says:
A short distance from Maysville he
fell from the boiler deck to the forecas-
tie, receiving injuries which it is
thought will prove fatal. He was
brought on to this city and placed in
the Good Samaritan Hospital for treat
ment We could not learn the particu-
lars as to how the accident happened,
as it was near two o'clock in the morn
ing, but it is supposed he was sitting on
the railing, and losing his balance fell
backward to the deck below. He is
said to be very respectfully connected,
and was travelling on business for firm
in Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-17
BOARD OF IRRIGATION.
THURSDAY EVENING, March l6.


The Board met in regular session.
Present-Messrs. Bielel, Carnahan,
Caldwell, Hamilton, Launder, Pfarr.
Stewart, Scott, Todd, Wilson, Weitzel,
and President Hail. H..
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
The committee on Accounts presented
bills to the amount OF $332.47 with a
resolution authorizing their payment,
which was adopted, y,
The Superintendent Of Schools made
his regular monthly report as follows:
Amount paid for tuition, $2963; total
number OF enrolled scholars, 2345; total
average attendance, 2l37; total aver
age absence POS; per cent. of attend
ance or enrolment, 81; cost Of tuition
per pupil estimated on total enrolment,
$l.26; cost on average attendance,
$l.39. The following are the different
studies pursued and the number Of pu-
pills in each: Alphabet, Il; spelling,
22l9; reading, 2l4l; writing, l642;
mental arithmetic, 1918; written arith-
matte, 1916 geography, III; grammar,
265; history, SO; physiology, Is;
natural philosophy. "a; chemis-
try, "a; astronomy, 8; algebra,
80; Y. S. Constitution, l04; IA
miliar science, $40; German Ian
guage, 523 Total number OF corporal
punlshments, SC; number Of pupils
neither absent nor tardy, 49,
He has written to several publishers
in regard to books for the schools OF
the late town of South Wheeling, as a
complete change is necessary. They
offer to furnish what books the schools
of the Eighth ward may need at about
half rates He asks the passage of a
resolution authorizing him to exchange
the old books Tor new when the proper
time for changing comes The report
was received and filed
B.F. Caldwell was allowed 5000 on
account of work done on Fourth ward
school house.
The matter of painting terra Gotta
work on Fourth ward school house was
referred to the committee on Building
and Real Estate, with power to act.
Mr.. Hamilton was allowed $500 on
account Of services as Superintendent
OF building Of Union township school
house.
On motion the Board adjourned.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived by the undersigned at Richmond,
Va, until Y VI. 2Sth March, 1871, for the
graduation and masonry on one hundred
and eight miles OF this road west Of White
Sulphur Springs, IL being all the remaining
unfinished portion Of the road not now un-
der contract. The work embraces 3,GOOOOO
cubic yards in open cutting, 1900 cubic
yards in tunnels, and 5000 cubic yards Of
masonry, Of all classes, and is--tO be COM
pleted May lst, 1872. Profiles and specifica-
tons can be had after the 18th March, at
the offices Of the company, 81 William
street, New York; NJ Richmond, Va and
at Huntington, W. Va. Plans for and pro-
poSas for building the iron superstructure
fthe New River Bridge, at Mfller's Ferry,
Fayette county, W. Va, will be received nj
the same time and place. There will be
two spans of2O feet each, and two OF 20 feet
each. Parties submitting proposals should
see the site or the bridge, where further in
formation may be- had from the engineer
in charge. This bridge must be completed
by ID, cember, 1871.
II. D. WHITCOMB,
mari Chief Engineer G.. q o. X. r.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-17
NOTICE.

TINE WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITU-
TON having, by deed OF trust dated
the 18th day of February, ISL, and now OF
record.in the Recorders office Of this coun-
ty, conveyed To me all its property, real
and personal, stocks, claims and demands,
whether by bona, note, bill OF exchange,
account or otherwise, in trust to secure all
debts and liabilities of the said Wheeling
Savings Institution, equally and without
preference To any one or more OF them over
the Others:
Notice is hereby given to al persons in
debted TO the said Institution that the
amounts of their respective debts must be
paid 10 the undersigned. And To all per-
sons having claims against said Institution
TO present the same for adjustment with
out delay at the office on Monroe street
lately occupied by IL, which will be opened
for the purpose every day, Sundays except
ed, until further notice. from ten TO twelve
o'clock a. NJ. DANIEL LAMB,
feuS Trustee
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-17

WENDELL PHILLIPS.-"Oliva, writ
ing to the Philadelphia Press, says Of
Wendell Phillips in his lecture at Wash
ington last week He proved that an
hour can be spent no more instructively
than in listening to satire beside which
Xantippe's forked tongue sinks to the
merest lullaby. Wendell Phillips voice
penetrates the brain like absynthe. 1t
arouses the savage which some wise
man has said lies concealed in every
civilized breast. The truths which he
utters are flung like pieces Of ragged
metal, where they stick and tester in
the mind.
He lectures at Washington Hall on
next Tuesday evening. Sale Of re-
served seats will commence this morn
ing at 10 o'clock at Hamilton & Har-
dings music store.