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The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to be wry fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINEr-An old
f.vorite with the ladies' for Jellles--
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Justthe ar
ticle 10 use with CoX's Geldlne-ot
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pun, de-
licious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Preparcd especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children n feeble
health. =
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect REM
cdy 70 indigestion and dysiepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding aad Gus
tards.
splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries.
At LAUGHLIN, BRO. Il CO.'S,
Wholesale Druggists, o
junT Main street.
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San Ounce Of Preyentfn Is
Better than u POum
s'': Of Cure.o

This is the most sickly period Of tl year,
but there is a remedy which is castant
protection against the cduses of disse; It
enters swiftly into the circulation)f the
blood, expels the morbific substarn COL
lected therein during the winter; srrects
all morbid changes in the BLOOD reulates
the supply and quality and equales the
circulation of the blood; promotes tie ope-
rations OF the digestive organs; aS as a
mild and efficacious stomachic; strengthens
the nervous hbres and calms The Hrvous
system; promotes buoyancy of splits and
feeling; revlves the physical energis, and
imparts vitality and elasticity tc every
organ of the human body. 1t is no IS Gel
ebrated a preparation than MISHERS
HERB BITrEiss. Use 1t now-us,it reg
ularly every day-and prepare youEystem
for the change in the season, al for
tify 1t against the dangers of disease
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Tho Supreme Court Bill.

The Legislature gave Wheeling a
handsome valentine" yesterday by
designating this city as the place for
holding one ofthe two annual sessions
of the Supreme Court of Appeals. Our
city is more convenient to the men,
bers of the bar in the First District and
a large portion Of the Second, than al
most any other locality. The conven-
fence Of the lawyers and courts in the
Third District demanded session at
Charleston, to which, we believe, there
was no serious opposition. The main
struggle was between Martinsburg,
Parkersburg, Clarksburg and Wheeling
for the other session Of the Court, and
twelve Intellectual ballots were taken.
On the thirteenth ballot Wheeling WAS
inserted in the bill and our dispatches in
dictate that it will be passed in that
shape without further difficulty.
We must congratulate Colonel JACK
SON, of Wood county, and Judge
FERGUSON, OF Cabell, for the excellent
company they have selected, as shown
by the vote; and, in behalf Of Wheel
ing, we tender to them and other gentle
men who voted with them, our thanks
for the favor shown. Our compliments
are all the more cordial from the fact
that some Of these gentlemen nave
heretofore manifested an inclination to
oppose the interests of Wheeling in
every conceivable shape, and have
labored to thwaft her desire, even at
the expense Of their own cherished
hopes. Their voting for Wheeling in
the present Instance was a graceful act
which is kindly appreciated, and will
tend to disarm a hostility that has been
growing for several years.
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must all pnt our shoulders to the

must all put our shoulders to the
wheel. flour German, French, Scotch,
Irish, or other citizens Of foreign birth
will but write to their friends in "the
old country" informing them OF the
advantages to be obtained by settlement
here, the low price of lands, the demand
for labor, and the prospective wealth Of
the State, much good may be accomp-
lished. Then let the State aid in
bringing here those who desire to come
assist them in making start in their
new found home; and extend to them
encouragement and protection.
We observe that even our Canadian
neighhors are waking up on the subject
Of immigration. One company in the
Northwest offers farms at low prices
and upon long credit, provides houses
for immigrants, subsistence during The
first winter and seeds for planting the
first crop. The natural advantages of
West Virginia make a location here
more desirable than in Canada, notwith-
standing these inducements, SO that it
is not necessary for US to make such
munificent offers of aid. But still some
thing should be done, either by the
State or by private enterprise, to assure
immigrants OF the means Of subsistence
until they are able 10 do for themselves.
II some of our large land owners in the
interior OF the State, men who will be
most benefited by the increase
of population and the appreciation
of the value of land, would take the
matter in hand and offer some help to
all who may come, we believe that the
desired immigration may easily be Oh
tanned. We must have not only lib
eral State policy, but also the active
and earnest CO operation Of individual
citizens. We believe that the State
will do all that can be reasonably ex-
pected from it; will the citizens DO
their part?
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nsac,1 In ,he slale Treasury.

Our special dispatches from Charies-
ton this morning contain the startling
rumor that a deficit of Ninety-three
Thousand Dollars has been discovered
in the State Treasury. What is the
nature of the deficit, whether the re-
ceipts have been greater than stated, or
the expendituresle less, we know not. We
presume that fun particulars will be
forthcoming ere long and the public
will he able to ascertain where the re-
sponsibility rests. Until then. let jndg-
ment be suspended.
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How to Encourage immigration.

We publish elsewhere an article
from the Baltimore Sun, showing what
a single individual can do to promote
and encourage immigration. Will not
some Of our own foreign born citizens
take the hint and do hkewise2 Our
people must not rely upon State action
alone to bring in the population that is
50 much needed here. Each individual
must feel that there is something for
him to DO ,is aid Of the great work, and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-15

The annual deficiency bill, reported
10 the House by Mr.. DAWES, calls for
an unusually large sum Of money, and
people are asking where the money
goes, and what, really, are the yearly
expenditures Of the Government under
the GRANT administration ? Each year,
the regular appropriation bill is enor-
nous in its character. War expenses
in a time of peace, Aud yet, all the
money is,spent and a heavy debt con-
,racted, which must be covered by extra
appropriations, rs in the present in
stance. This state of affairs will not
cease until different men are in authorl-
ty at Washington. Now Legislation is
shaped to take money from the peo'
pie, not Tighten their burdens. In
stance the various committees which
have been raised for political effect.
Some have visited New Orleans and
other places in the South, at heavy
expense to the treasury, and recently
twenty thousand dollars was appropri-
ated to foot the bills of a committee ap'
pointed to look after the Ku-Klux or,
.anization in North Carolina. These
are some of the Radical leaks in the
treasury, and they will not be plugged
while that party is in power. The ex'
penses will increase with each year OF
Radical rule, and extra appropriations
be the order of the day at the end Of
each fiscal year.
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PROGRESS OF LEGISLATION.
Deficit I'm the State Treasury.
LOOK OUT FOR SQUALLS.
Especial Dispatch to the Register

CHARLESTON, February IT,
The House bill regulating the terms
of the Supreme Court OF Appeals has
occupied the attention of the House Of
Delegates during the past two days.
After hard work and two days bal
loting, Wheeling has been inserted in
the bill as one ofthe places at which an
annual session Of the Supreme Court is
to be held. The bill will be passed and
become law without further amend
ment
Senator johnson, Of Wood, is still at
home, sick, and it is feared that he may
not be able to return during the session.
His absence materially retards the pro
gress of legislation in the Senate.
SECOND DISPATCH
The bill regulating the terms Of the
Supreme Court Of Appeals provides for
two annual sessions, one Of which is to
be held in Charleston and the other in
Wheeling. The latter was inserted on
the thirteenth ballot. The members of
the House Of Delegates who voted for
Wheeling were Barr, Donehoo, Faris,
Ferguson, Garrett, lIeiskell, Hervey,
Horner, Hovermale. Jackson, Tough,
Martin, McCraw, Mclean, Mcdonald,
Meadows, Morrow, Nadenbousch, Mel
son, Newman, Pritchard, Rollyson,
Shannon, Sheppard, Simmons, Stehley,
Sturgis, Upton, Webster, Wyatt, and
Cracraf, (Speaker)-thirty (3l.)
The remaining members Of the
House, with the exception Of Ballard,
Clark, Stephenson and Wilson not
voting, were in favor OF Clarksburg
Parkersburg and Martinsburg having
been dropped.
There is more harmony aud better
feeling prevailing among members OF
the Legislature than formerly. Both
branches are working hard, and legisla-
ton promises favorabiy 10 the interests
Of the State. sci.
1T is rumored 10 day that the close in
vcstgation to which the condition of
the State Treasury has been subjected
has revealed d:feH Of Niaetyttrsc
Thousand DolIrS. Particulars will be
furnished soon. The discovery creates
much CONSERVATION in certain quarters,
and squally times are anticipated.
Mr.. Lewis, Of Harrison, Chairman Of
the Judiciary committee Of the House
Of Delegates, has reported no election
bill until to-day. The delay Of the
committee in THE regard has excited
some surprise and given rise TO some
comment.
Charleston is enjoying the luxury Of
snow storm. The snow. is now six
inches deep, but the indications are that
~ will soon melt
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THE mission to. Prussia is to be aboi-
;sbea and Minister and Envoy Extra
ordinary appointed to the Empire OF
Germany That lets BANCROFT out and
GopLovE s. oRrH. Of Indiana, is to be
the Extraordinary Minister
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THUKLow WEED described IN the
GALAXY how he urged LINCOLN to APP
point WILLIAM Cosr JOHNSON to place
in his Cabinet in December, 1860, while
GIDEON WELLRs explains that JOHNSON
died the 10Th Of April preceding, That
is not a pleasant hit. .s.' ...
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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WANTED.

FIFTY Competent Sales
men-On salary or cOmmis-
slOn-tO sell the Wheeler IL
Wilson Sewing Machine.
Wagon and Outfit furnished
free OF charge.
VIM. SUMNER 81 CO.,
D., Wheeling, w. Va.
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SHUrTLEwoRTH was, on
10 .4y. nominated by the Pres'-
de. be Postmaster at Clarksburs'
Harrison county, West Virginia.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO. THE
"A firm Of r. J. Berry & Co, by nete or
book account, prior to January l, 1871, will
please call and settle the same without
further notice. K. BERRY & co.
February Il, ISL. febl5
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The new streets in Carlsruhe, the cap
ital of Baden, are named after the Ger
man victories in France ..
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West Virginia Historical Society.

A REGULAR MEETING OF THE WEST
IA Virginia Historical Society Will he held
In Charleston, Kanavha county, on Tines.
day, the 18th day OF February, lsn.
JOHN j. BROWN,
'ol-o&" Rec. Sec'y.
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NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Iof the stockholders OF the Norway Iron
Manufacturing Company will be held at
their office in South Wheeling, on Wednes-
day, February 2, 1871, at o'clock P. NJ.
febl5 W. "A. DIETRICH, Secretary.
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CHARLESTON.
THE SUPREME COURT BILL.

A Session tobe Held in Wheeling
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TObaccOS.
Dried Peaches.

A LOT OF CHOICE TENNESSEE DRIED
"A Peaches, quarters and halves, In store
and for sale by
febI5 NJ. REILLY.
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RI. Carh. Soda.

1On BAGS STRICTLY PRIME COFFEE,
lUv Just received and for sale by
fehIh NJ REILLY
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1nO KEGS NEW CASTLE ENGLISH
lUU Bi. Carb. Soda,
Just recelv ed and for sale by
febl5 NJ. REILLY.
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SOsip.
Coffee.

~ BOXES CHAMPION BROS. "IMPE-
CU rial" Soap, just received and for sale by
febl5 81. REILLY.
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febi5.
The New York herald., 1871-12-30
Personal Intelligence.


Ex-Postmaster General A. W. Randall, now Of
Elmira, N. T., Is at the Astor House.
Judge r. W. Hughes, of Pennsylvania, is stopping
at the Grand Central Hotel.
Colonel II. l. McComb, or Delaware has quarters
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
j. Tillinghast, General superintendent OF the New
York Central Railroad IS at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Professor r. B. Falrbarn, or st. Stephens Col
lege Annandale, Is sojcurnng at the st. James Ho-
tel.
Judge A. w. Bishop, of Little Rock Ark, is
among the s0ourners at the Ssurtevant House.
State Senator W. 4. narrobin, of Vermont, Is
temporarily domlclled at the Westminster Hotel,
Colonel J. P. Willard. OF the United States Army
has quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
J. n. Mccullough, General Manager Of the Pitts
burg ana Fort Wayne Railroad. ls domciled at the
ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Arthur Cheney, proprietor OF the Globe Theatre,
OF Boston, has arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Niles G. Parker Treasurer of the State Of South
Carolina, yesterday arrived at the St. Nicholas
Hotel.
Judge f. II. RoseKrans. OF Glens Falls, Is stop
ping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
II. X. Hulburd, Comptroller OF the Currency,
yesterday reached the Gllsey House from Washing
ton.
Colonies ]. B. Burbank and D. S. Dennlson, Of the
United States Army, have taken quarters at the
Grand Central Hotel.
Congressman Z. W. Kendall, Of Nevada, arrived
from Europe yesterday. His absence from home
was prolonged by severe sickness that attacked
him In London. He started for Washington almost
Immediately after his arrival
The New York herald., 1871-12-30
ITALIAN OPERa-ssHARTHA.o

Flotows sparkling little opera was given for the
last time yesterday evening" before house that
was very full down stairs and the opposite among
the boxes. Nllsson's Martha will take rank with
the OF her roles invests the character OF
Lady Henrietta with mingled dignity ana tender
ness that enists the attention and sympathy OF the
audience. But in the "Last Rose or summer Mile.
NILSSON creates an effect such as few artists have
ever gained on the stage. To say that her singing
OF tins simple melody Is delicious would give but q
faint idea Of the effect She makes 1t heart idyl,
and infuses into 1t all the warmth passion ana ten
dcrness of her nature. An enthusiastic encore fol-
lowed, accompanied by handsome stand OF
flowers. The DtrQ then repeated the song In
English with even more thrilling. effect than before.
Brignoli who creaed the role OF Lionel Ia TINS
country, replaced Capoui last evening. He was In
excellent voice aud received sucn applause for his
singing Ia The duer, "Solo proiug0u the lovely
quartet, "Mezza nutle" and the ''M'apparl,'' rnat
an encore followed alter cach In the last Of these
numbers in particular, his silvery voice displayed
ali It's Old sweetness and grace. Miss Cary was the
Nancy on the OCCASION ana Janet, as Punkett, saag
the beer song IN the third act capitally The lair
scene Ilichmond Far IN Engiand) presented u very
animated appearance with italian peasants Wat
teau snepherdesses SWISS village and Mount CHM
borazo in the distance. A matinee OF "Mlgnonr
will be given to-day, and on Wednesday fare veil
perlOrmance OF "Lucla.r
The New York herald., 1871-12-30
A LUNATIC KILLED BY A RAIL CAR.

on Thursday morning Frank Farrell, q saiOr
thirty-two years OF age who lived az ~ James
street, took q position on the ful track near the
corner Of Centre and Wnite streets and Tor tnne
refused to move. Farrell IN q loud tone ol yvnc
proclaimed himself the son OF God, said he was
going 10 be arrested Tor murder. burglary aud
other crimes, anu SO conducted himself as 10
leave no doubt In The minds OF those WIN
saw him OF ms Insanity. Finally Fa,rc.i
left the track, and, turning almost. instantly. ran
violently against car. In liz la backward
Farrell struck on hs heyd, and, belns iakcn up IN
sensible, was removed to the Centre Street Hospital.
where death subsequently ensuei from comprc sslon
OF the brain. Coroner Young was nolltcd ana wn;
hod an inquest In the case soon as the witnesses
can be procured. II Is supposed that friends Of the
deceased Will Claim the remains Tor tnteriuent
The New York herald., 1871-12-30

PAGE. ->-~--
advertisements
p Advertisements
S-Proceedings IN the Courts-The Solar Eclipse
rUlsoned r,rs ny Aconite-Smallpox in Jersey
4-E Editorials: Leading Article, "our New Legisla-
nmre1ahe mns Spea6e rship-Grant-Co nkllng-
Mat,pnyy, MMnfpny, vs.: Fenton- Greeley. State and
ther-News from washington-Italian Opera
rm,nar.han-Burning r,nn Coal Mines-A Lunatic
Killed by Rail Car-Amusement AnnOunce-
ments.
S-srain and the United States: The Recall of
Minister Roberts and OF Captain General
valmaseda-The Prince OF Wales: Queen VIC.
toria's Thanks TO the Nation for Its sympathy
with Her Family; Startling story that the
Prince of Wales was Polsoned-interestny
rom srom france Germany, England and Cuba
Marshalng OF the ClansMTne Fourth nnS Hyenne earu
PROPERTY Property Owners IN Mass Meeting at Terrace
nGardenIMovements OF the Grand Duke The
FTlgate wabash Miscellaneous Telegrams-
Business Notices.
g. The Grand sachem succumping: Mr. Tweed Re-
works; Mr. g. NJ. Van Mort Appointed His
s,ns. Successor; An Interview with Mr.. Tweed and
what de Is Going 10 do About 1t; "The BOss'
Surrenders to the Sherin-Testing Tveed,s
Bondsmen: Professional Bond signer Under
ments-rhe Harbor laster lnvestigatlon: The
case Resumed Before the Port Caplain-The
City Departments-ConnOly's Case-The Chol.
era Investigation at Haifax-Bishop and
Priest: The OHara-Stack Controversy in vii.
rse rsmspon, ramLate suicide In wan Street.
Transtt-A Nice Gang in Philadelphia.
5-New York Leglslature-ls72: List OF Members
OF the Senate and Assembly-A Mercantile
Triumph: The Hawks" OF the City OF Rich
mond Beaten-Harry Bassett Against Lexlng-
tons Four Mile TIme-A Williamsburg Whis-
key Murder-Tne Staten Island Steamboat
vestlgauon-Flnancial and Commercial Re.
ports-MarrIages and Deaths
S-Defending Mrs Wharton: Washington Balti-
and Annapolis in Ferment; Specua-
tons to the Prisoners Guilt; What Her
Friends and Enemies Think A Peep at
Wharton III the Court Room; McCullough
Slaughterng the Analysis His Illustrations
TO the Court: Professor 1oney's spots Not
Spotless The Turning Point OF the Trial
Brooklyn Reform - Elevator Accident oil
Works Burned-Shlpping lntelligence-Busi-
ness Notices.
The New York herald., 1871-12-30
AT THE TAIL OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE
ON STATE PRIsoNs-Senator Tweed

REPORTED ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE THE
PRINCE OF WALES BY PoIsoN.-We print
on another page of the HERALD this
morning communication, forwarded us from
a correspondent in London, relative to the i'll
ness of the Prince of Wales. The writer says
that he was informed by one who, he has
reason to believe is well posted regarding the
secret societies of Europe, that the
Prince of Wales was not suffering
from typhoid fever, but from an attempted
assassination by poison by a secret agent of
the International Society. This organization,
il is said, has resolved upon the death of the
Prince, and the public assertions OF some Of
its members is urged in corroboration of the
fact. The manner in which the Prince is
alleged to have been poisoned is given. We
publish the story without endorsing it. 1t
seems 10 be the practice now to impute every
thing Of calamitous character to this organi-
cation. No doubt it has enough sins of its
own to answer for without originating new
ones.
The New York herald., 1871-12-30

promises the defeat Of General Grant as
candidate for another term.
Thus the mighty philosopher dwIudles down
to the pigmy proportions OF the small poll
tician thus, in the paltry personal dsappoint-
ments and revenges of these small potato
politicians, history is constantly repeating
itself. Nevertheless, the idea that General
Grant has become disqualified for another
Presidential term, in failing to give Mr.. Fenton
and Mr.. Greeley free run among the flesh
pots of the Custom House, is extremely ridi-
culous. But that is all there is in the lmp!a-
cable hostility of these and other disap-
pointed party spoilsmen to the continuance
of Grants administration. They want a
change, and are ready for anything that will
give them change and chance in it for the
plunder. We shall probably see at Albany
this winter, beginning on Tuesday, with the
organization of the two houses, some very
curious and amusing manifestations of the
spoils and plundcr projects of the trading
politicians on all sides Our high hopes in
this Legislature may be sadly disappointed in
regard to municipal reform; but we are still
consoled with the reflection that almost any
thing in the shape Of new city government
will, at least for time, be godsend Of
economy and honesty compared with the
awful and sweeping wholesale pIundering sys-
tenn of the Tammany 'Ring."
The New York herald., 1871-12-30

WABAsH-STEAMsHIP AND RAILROAD.
view Of the excitement in Wall street over
Wabash Railway shares, we suggest whether
some telegraphic order for purchase or sale
of the stock originating in Boston and di-
rected to New York was not the cause of the
rumor OF the loss of so many lives. The
brokers have telegraphic code of words to
express fractions. which employed with q
cipher and the word "Wabash" in connection
with an order for the Stock Exchange may
have started the whole story. See the reports
in our news columns aud money article.