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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
Snbilnl.

81. Waioritdt pom Seuorids in Snoiana
belduit ii1 nod cet n%euefen Seriften aut
mebr oils 220O Stimmen. Was DIE ge9ls=
latur b.triift, 10 beitebt oieielbe i'm Senat aus
27 a~nbansern Der aominifration unb %
yiitsliebera esr OppOiitiOn. esgtsre bat i'm
SauIle 46 Scrtreter, wabreHb bic Iominiitra-
tionepartei 81 0tttslieoer adblt. Gs htiBt,
Rap DIE Sppofitlon it9 nit ben :raottalen
@e9n.rn BON Worton pereinisen tpiro, nm
belen 8ieoerermdhlung gum Sunbesienator
,u pcrbinoern. @enu aus beloen 9dulern
Der 9egislatnr suiamnen iteben 0taoitale ges
gen NOrton iiilnmen unO ole Sppohtion ilt
Sieien ani9lieBt, 10 piro WortOn geidlasen
weroen. 5ie i3abl Der @esner Oelelbsn in
i3lfer iiberteigsn. 81. Shompion miro ais
republitanlider @%esencanbiOat Don Norton
senannt. Die Seieitiguns Disies berii9ti9.
ten YolitifeyS, pelder Die redte Sanb oes
Yrdiioenten Grant mar, piirbe EN- GROCER
Grfolg Der SppOftion iein, 81 tpeltem fl9
oas san,e 4ano Slid mlniden miiBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
0ptiaen.

Sen. Sanes tOnGtrcet, melftr fif
wdhreno oeS eiirgeIfrieses in Den 6eiben Der
SIbldu Der ars5eidInete, abr iofort mad, sees
lsbsr sabe it'd fiir bic Union e%rfldrte, hattie
1tb I'M listen Sruhiabr glel6ialls fir Die Ii
befale Satle erfldrt. Dieier Gage erlieB er
EN- Sdreiben. in msld)sm er e%rtldrt. fir
Grant iiinnlen 81 molten. Die Qominiitra.
tlonSplelie iinlmt oatiiber groBen ,iubel on,
eoh chen 10 weoia mic cine Sdrpalbe siuen
CONNER maft /, chen 10 menia lam eine
SinnssGnosrung Die Ghaactn eines populgs
rem Prdioe Idiot clnbioaten perSerben mr.
Jet er aud Der Sen. ~yonsltteet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23

hGuTa auf, bic eutueber eineH Ieifteu, oft
fir be &biere aber eiuen ebens9efdbrli6en
&barafter baben.
gu ben tatarrbalideH 9rautheiteu 3dblen
mir ben Stren9el, bic Druie, ben branptgeH
Streugel uuo bic Sufuensa, pel9e leetere
pahriheinlid bic in Soronto auf9etreten IT,
nobel jsSoh bic ndberen an9aben febler.
/. 5tnfu9er Satarrb (Coriza P. Catarrhus
nasalis), Strensel, &ebliuAt, Sropt Der
Bferoe niro manbmal nit 0ruIe perlpefielt.
SIN g%elinpen 9raoe bios marines Ssrbalteu;
Serneionng BON ~4nltren9un9, Grtdltu1g,
@rhituna. Wtan 9iebt Sleienfutter, ltpe'
t%slianrss Jtatrau (@lauberialO, ipdter Sals
miaf mit idlteimigeu, aul0ienoen Dtitteln III
0itern fleineH @aben.
2. @eun basesen Der Satarrb in elm dro=
niibes &eiben auSartet, 10 1T Oteles bodlt &C.
Idbrlif uro mtrerltebt oft Der Sehaaolung ras
tioneutr SbierGrSte. Us tann Jus Dem dlro'
nilfeA Satalrb lOgar Der @urGl ooer Der Roe
entltebe1.
3. Die Oruie (Adenitis Scrophula equo-
rum Morbus glandulosa), tatarrtilf lpnl-
phaliide5 Steber; man unterlfeioeT Die gut'
arttse 0rule, Die u,rihlagens 9ruie. ole bt'
benllihe OOer oerodhtt Je unD @omplifationer
beI OLufe. 2SSIlt plS OIu|e Uel pItlUtl uuSt7
uarben 1T, mrren fe iebr Dauetbatt geiuno.
4. Die Snfluensa tFebris catarrh, epizo-
tic), iibtr oiele proteus- artige Slantbelt, ml(
he Ger Uteoi3inalratb Or. 50. 9erlnq Iennt'
baben uiele gelebcteSttelindrdrSte IN Oenild'
Lamb, @ngianr, 6rantrelh uno anoereu EaI
Germ geiGrIebn, Die meliteu Scooatfer nea.
men eager etn b %lopOercs 0tiasma al, obpopI
aIt, tlol9e bic Grfaltung rurt 3n9lu;t
concentrate Stauluit in gIoBen Dta, ltalleu
@aoaaeruidIen, Geib unO biercebabn= Stal
len, iturHtn Semptraturnetlu, uoriis1'd
Der lte ell Msiuu 8 pflldte i4 ebeptau8 BIZ
Oa8 AuftreIen Oer btel Dc-StlantAslt III 90
routs uah Gem $ellauf Der bergen 5nbres5tt
IN lot pl0eiifer faiier 2Sltterungr IN m4A'
den @;gcnoeu nit Jtattfloll, ioyor leldter
5dneefaQ, pihite eiue Seta;i5ung Der aus
aeiproGeueu Dtetnuu9 ieiu, DAB Die atantbet
Gauptia9liA BEN Gemperaturpetlll 5ujE
idpCiben lit.
Die Sn1uer5a 1T cuhpeOcr fatnrtballlt
%rheunotiit, 9altriih r%beuma,tlh Ootr GAP
riid-rOlblaufartisu 6Orm. Sir bic 8e9au
lung Oteler b0dlt seidbrlrd)en &ranthe't mi
ole &euntniiie BON G0teu nid)t Suretdeno
unD bel BEN leufeuartigeu 2ufreIen oir 3n
f~lueusa fallen piete Bitrbt itlbit Der SthAu
lung pon ratiouelen Seteriaardrjten sun
Spfer.-N. 9od)itetu leH..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
+ Ct. G. SRerle S'Mubioue.

Der Selesrapb meloete geitern Den plosltz
den Sob Oes Brot. Wterle o'Iubiane IN
@enf. $. $. Wierle mn, De am 16. Iu9ut
1874 in @enI aeboren, istn Satsr mar Gin
Shmeiser &aufnraun unb Ieine SHUTTER mar
bic Eodter pes beriihmten @eidihtsIol lhers
o'Aubllnr, mas ihn nod Qanbesitte beref'
tiaie, ietnem Namen ben bss groBpaters a :
s~uhGnqeu. 9tahpem Dierle cine portreTllld]e
@r3iehuus gsuoiien uno Die llniuerftdt Ser'
I'm abloipirt bate, erhielt eI cine breOl8ers
itele on Der franz. Stride III Sambur9 uuD
uuroe ipdtsr SofpreOi9sr oes Songs pon
Soaano. Sm Sabre 1880 fehrte Ell mad ls'z
uer Saterftapt SEM Suriid unp als ole oort'9e
euauaelii6e @eieultaft ibre tbeolo9'ldle
Sdule griinoete, umoe er gum Profsllot Der
Glrfen9ei4ihte ernannt. Selnt frNen9e,
id,idtlldeu Yublltatiouen mahtell lbn leBr
bolo britbmt, beionbers Seceutun9 erlanate
isine @ti6tfte Der Reformation res l6.
Sabrbunoerts. Ssit Dem Sabre 1868 lebte
Der botgeattetc @elebrte in g%dnSht'er 81
riidaeSogsnbeit auf ieiuer SIua BEL SEM. VI
ld)rleb: ''Histoire de la reformation du 10.
steele" &c SauDs, Bars uro Gen1 1886 btS
1860; oeutid) bon Huutcl, 6 SGnoe, 2. autl.
Stutlgart 1861, la republique d,Angle-
terre aux jours de Cromwell" (paris uno
@enf lS49), ''Histoire de la reformation en-
Europe, au temps de Chauvin' "A Sanot
ebD., 1S62-1s63, oeutif @lb.rteIo 1869 H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
Nfcroe Sranfhcifen.

NuS S0ronto ntro berldtet, 0ab 6dIelbfl
inter ben Bteroeu elne 81antheit auSgeurod]en
uno Sunrerte befaGeu babe; es miro anqcOeu.
tet, ba6 Die Srantheit eiuen fatorrbaiIld)en
&baraftsI babe. Sieriiber bemerfs ia ipie
Ioigt:
pas beige SlIrna bispouirt iebr gu ia.
tarrhalrden uub rbeumlttiben Acaaf6. l.
ten bu VteHlden uuO paust6iereu, inter cen
Sesttrea beionoers bei s.n Bferoen. 81 iceem
SABRE tIeten BERN WItI,ruuJswef3iel ooer
ME ore GARNER 3u ia9su pae9eu, BERN Saor.
wemlel Der Ytsree Die geaannten &ranfbsteg
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%1tnentmifeltr Rraif.

Die S6ud1liucn uno 8lGnfliUeu hiioeu i1 9e'
tp6bnIl6 Elm, baB ibr 3uitanb bofinungsloisr lei, oils
or in Der Nutti1itit lit. Die bulfsqueaen Ger Jia'
tr peroen ni1t 10 leidt sri4opft. Sslblt Denn
StGrte uno Appetit Ha6luien, penH Die Au9en ldper
uno ~slantlos, Die @elIqtoFarbe tICt4, Ole 9srpsn
5itierig ilno, Der 8orper u6semaseit, Ger SelfI ME-
peseorudt lit, ou sibt .es 9euopHlib bintcr ioltsE
oifenbaren !3eusuiiien Der SdmdGe einen SorratR
latenter 9rait. Sn Der 9ofiaun9, oieien ScrrGt9
ihlummernoer 8italitdt Su e%ntluidclH unb nusbar 5u
MAIDEN, uebrnen Die aerste ibre 3Iludt 5u peri9tes
benerlei BCrbanbluu9sueiIen; aber bas ii9erite uuc
in oer Lbat ein5tse burbQus iihere uno 5uperidliiqe
Mittsl Bur gripeduna Der i~blummsrnoen Rsrper'
trdfte TT cine sur nit 5DftetteE'sW a9enbitterem.
glett1icitdt, s6auerbdoer, Die SIetitbirte, SeebG=
Der II. I. 10. moseu in ibrcr art ais SilliemiltSl ruo9l
senlseH, aber is srretdcn nidt Die Aueae oes
uebeIs. Wife pbpft'de s6uddIi4teit entitebt entz
neoer aus ciner 3errittung Der Sunitioncn Der aiiiS
milirenbeu, ausideioenecn uno etbensor9ans, oeG
aus clner trd9en s onfitution. Sn belben 6duen mo
auh in isdlen, no beioe lriGheR Suianllnen beitez
ben, piro bas Sittere tets cine ~ioforti9e uno. beiliGme
aenherun9 i'm 3uftanoe bes Batienten uno eoentuea
cine p0qise !5eilung hepirten. Scoes Der 9eIGbrltz
den 4ltGlotoe, Die 81 oft aIs Stlrfuu9smitteI dn9es
ranrt lperoeu, tam inter iOlden umitanocn nur
iGdblib iein, uno GuettIber etn5uaebenit ~gerGbeSu
ein Berbreben. Die birette g8irtun9 oes 9ro6en ue'
aetabiliihen Gieermittels miro i6 in einem b~eiIGrer
appetit, elmer Iroblihtren Stimmuug, elmer allmis
lieeu Wieeerfebr Der Gtdlte, elmer 3urabme an
fletf6 uno elmer eeiuunen @eiidtsiarbe jeisen. Ntitt.
IerfpeiIe aber nirb Die S0rpers@ oEftitution, ipGnn tic
trdse unb I6tuG9lid NOR, bur6 Gle Teireu StGr'
tunsselementP, bic in benz 8ittsrcn entbalten iub,
er hi dt mn petiuuat fporeeu iciu. (252-bi ,t&m)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
re- Die Nesiftrir SIreamr
arr @a6lrr Der 3tuan3ig @arDs Der
Staht Baltimore
mOntas. ben 28. Ottobsr 1872,

9ienffaa, ben 90. OCTOBER 1872 unb
Wiitipodb, ben 80. Oftober 1872,
bon gornittags 8 ltbr bis Abenos 9rbr an ~folgenrer
PldBen often:
/. @arO-aOuts |uI3G. Nr. g, ROrO : ga-
fblnstonftr.
StraSe.
3: ,@ore SEC. u. suubsL SIR. 1877, DIT
BdltimoreEr.
4. 8aro - g 8. 8obaser, Rr. ii,
Banfitr.
S. Warb = 6. 9. $ 5, SIR. 1872. SOrreHRr.
6. Baro Binftsto c@ltnto tod, SIR. 95s
JorozSroaofpap
!. garS-esDts %. ReiIfon n, gr. 1856. 3orO=
&entrals1penue
s. gparO-EbomasT e. German, Rr. 112, Gn<
8. Garb-s as. S. GOates, SIR. 81, Isa=sal=
10. aBoro - 9. 6. ausrba6, SIR. 20, gtOrt.eis
ii. @arO-s. 8. McGloerrs. Nr. 100, Gatbe.
Il. @qre : 6oss.ts BIummsr, Rr. 294,
Rorb@Gutapfr.
Is. @arO-SObn @. Reeausbltn, SIR. 4OK,
HorezYGcaftr.
il aBarO-@ m. $. 6 OF, Rr. 523, @sH-SaGi-
morefr.
10 Waro-1 Titan 9offman, SIR. 5, Doc
Oerfr.
l6. @arO-Sarrp u: @dutt. ROrOpsh=@de
&olumbia= uno 6rsmonter.
II. Baro-& b q s. z. BtaIIa, Scr. 1913. Sight
Strnse.
IS Rarb-ateranbcr 81. Sriscoe, SIR. 667,
Aseft baltimore . strase, sluiiben Poppletous uuO
anilphr.
10. 8arb-S Q. Sart Roro=OR~Gde
osr Baltimore II. sdr6oeritr.. eiHsang an hroosr.
StraBe.
20 @are-G. 2eDisSoder, rGltz5aG," Nr
IS, ErnHiulDanin= apenue.
Jnoisien eotalen iperoen Die Reetfrotoren an ee=
narnteln Gage ~onrreieno iein, UNI neue Stlmmseber
gu re9tHriren uno Die alten RcaiitrirzGiren hnrh5u=
teben uro gu oerbelfern. gBer fid nidt bat reeitri=
RI iaIien, ooer ans elmer Baro iortsesosen lit unb in
ttner anoeren Wlr0 Den aeieslIden gDobniis erl0nst
Dot olssteIbtn 4ls. lufldhe bie Der iber ibre 8sre6
ti3ure ar qelest den Reaiiriruns niht eeuiaenoe
.Sengnifie bethilu9cn %fonnten, aber Iolhe iest oorle=
etn %tonnen; ferner VIE. Deid,e pom Nblebsu.
BrsSishen orer Ger Dor ooer Sur Ssit Der iesi9eu
Me9iIrtrune erItirsnben Ti6tbsrefti aune elmer res
Stfrlrfsn Ysrion oner ponfiner Gustofiune ODER eineIn
Strtpnnte IN Den p-rDffsntli6ten 9ifen aer nt7i6 ba<
ben, oner nen rgiilrrts Stialmeeber lueroen Ghs
fnnesoout eriu6t Dor loren Reeifrator gu erihei-
iisn uno Jpn Su b~euad,ridtiaeu.
RS.5 Sps Brdi.;
Mleranter W Stiscpe, Setr,
(24s6W Der Sesifrir. y eboroe.
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Der adtb. 9an. gorhess, welder &c.

- Der Nftb. Dan. VOrheeS, melder DC
fanntlih turs uah Der Gincinnatier Womiua'
ton Ihari asaen Grsefep %auftrat, 1T rieet gans
anberer 9uIidt seporeeu. Sn einsm Stret.
ben iiber leiue Ntenerlage bel Der leetsn 9on'
greswahl in Snoiarapolis bemerft er gun
Sdluiie: Or. @reeIep lit wdbleno pes ssaal'
fampies in meiner ahtuHs I'm eas &aulenc'
Jade geliesen. @r bat it'd 10 sebalteli, ple
man 1nr ipiini6en tonnte uro td BIN noer-
seuet, oaB er i'm Sale leiner Grrpablun9 ,etn
in Benz QEuabmsidreiben undergraduates Pro*
aramm treu ausfiibreu miro. SD peroe I'm
9opember nit 6reuoen fir ibn itlmmsr, oils
eiueu Dtann, pelder hh trob aler 1riiberen
Sorurtbeile 9e9eu i'm, meme 9o4adtuus gu
~trslpinaen perltano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
Seurh &. @rouu.

Satin o c, zen /. Sftobtr I8:2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
Grbitterte SolfS=S timmuna i'm
SeutfdtInnN.

Die Soltafimmnns in Deutihlanb, uo-
mentlid, in Den groBen Stdoteu, lit ofeubor
elue fsiHeswegs frisolihe; ite 1T ourd, ble bo-
ben 2ebensprelie, ben tangel an 8obnunaeu
&C. uno Oura ben @iperitano Der arbsits0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23

friber bon Ser firna Senrp 6. 9ropn & Comp,
sratfiid,er g~Gaeumadler, Rr. 80, e5ap=. spiz
i1en Baltimore urh SeconnftrnBe, reparirt Sdggn
aut Die bette gSeiie; 3. B.. !3dgne ousbeIftrn, pam
n.rn, Gcten uno S6d fen oer Ydpue BON Saroz,
Rudtnz ano 0olI Sdgen; 3ummreu, 50 mmsrn,
StseH uno % drfer bon 3tItel Dtlbien OUR un6
sit SGeeu; StaLlpiatteu Uerptn %serinnttten uno
eerabe eenndt; Sd9en uno Set,eu nr betCn Gualis
tat gum S,rtautt gu GEgenelieaen BreiieH.
(Ott. 2l1rtSm)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
G~eriammlnngs- Nn3etgen.
@hramnra.s tnmm Nr.8. Il. s. IN. M.

6ie Briioer oes Stammes peroen ~orjnseno eriudt,
ON Gpnnerffag, ben "a. D. Dts, g6enos rs nbr,
in Der B~sriommlnns gu erlbeineu-
2nRd u Il O b N z b er eieks.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
Senra S9warf
Communicable 4na1innn.

Die %bis5eriae Geita'tsnerbin6uEg 8Diiden s. N.
Saade uno 8ernbar0 pfunler inter FER Eirmo
rWeunter & 6aacPe" lit teute nap eeeenfeittlcr
IT. berelntunft aulgel0i't. 6. u. 6aade bit Ieinsn
pollen Antbelt lno Snterefe IN bclaeter jirlna an
pm. Is. S6minf u~ertauft.
Is. "a. 6dafe,
SernbnrS Wunter
RoItim nre. rem 1. Sftobsr 1875. (053-SN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23

ns1ere GGreIi citr. Sanocrsiu g" bate be-
reits 'eiEG6. 1Iuiupiuac, lit rG9c 60l 4utLGIle nart,
cut 10 on etitcn Miits ieocrn 8otituiie oegrn aute
5criideruno grscber 4nh It burb DuIIebeH aui &t,=
eltDegen i'm SiGnoE qeiept, ron N lrdCH Anmss
1uugCn bet uhcrdltn 8comgunaeu 5u entinrer5eH &c
lperren 0eEbalb ol6C, HE id Ro0 a%n5uibiteBen min
itcn. eIiudt, ib Conner i;GG, oen "a. o. 2.tts., bCi
pan S.haum 3apf. Er. 40, Rotr SGrUlne.,
nabe Uauttigilra5e, ii. BnFinOcu.
Stoh-nu 3dpf, Frdi.;
Bm. Suffhnrtt, 2diiirer;
E54-5) SCpub. SIeifel, GER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23

ST. aulaeber Der Sabluns on 5oiepb Seiaref In
8acip it erlu9t in berSFpso. .. SI. porSuiPre6en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
MrrmaniazNpne afr. I, q. q. VI.
SanDcreiue &c.
Qrriuotnuz @ounrrriu Nr. ,.
Weuer BaMucreiU,

lorheyt, heuIe AbCHS, zen q. OttoFer, I'm g rtinsz
.Ufut5 III cridtIHeH.
ON rnhnnn Eh,miSt Cir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
Ncue Mn3eigeW.
9lusfunft tuirS pcrlanet.

@erGustunit iibsr ole 1919 on@IrBburs, Sapern,
ua9 Imerita ausaepanoerten Soiepbine Rpfer
unS philippine Sabn, gPitttue, seborene Gofer,
Die fih anseblih in Saltimore nieoerselaTen ba6eu
iolen, 9eben fam, lit eriudt, oGpon in Der Srp. /.
81. amSsise gu MAIDEN, (24S-6O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23

ytan wiro aus obtser 2ifts erieben, bas
man in ben ftarfen bemofratiiheu @arbs,
ME in Der /. uno 2, Der g., Der 9. unb TO-,
10. unS 20. uno anseren 5pet @egen- @ano,s
baten aufgeiieut, unb aud gum Steiue einen
Semofraten e.. @aro) auf benz Gemp.rsrs.
settel acceptirt, aber ibm Doblrueisli1 einen
9tspublttaner geseniiber sebraht bat, in Dem
9lauben wahrlfeinli6, Sing bel ben anti=
Gsmpereuslsrn Su ~idlmdden.
Selc besbalb heute auf Der Sut! Bebenft,
bab bic unleren 6relheitcn feinolide @ombi=
nation nod bsute oieielbt lit, ,peltie mir lett
SableH betaulpfen, nno gebt @uer 8otum alb
inn Sntereie Serer, Die in mer duf Seiteu bes
Iooptlublir9ertbuhs nuS Der &e6te oes SOL.
fe8 itdnben!
- /. Staatshsusrn, iuelhe 1886 80 Gents BRO
$50 %hetru9eH, iuurrsn pom Ger bemotratiju en-
9eiesgehnns fnr oas Sabr 1867 aui 20 Gts. pro
500 erndBist.
NV 1ls Stoel befano fd bis gum Rooembu 1867
noh IN ~ranitalen 5dnt en-, Ddtrers DE @eiesaez
Sun9 oefnotfoti'b mar; Gnhere ioGs rpiirne bic
Aotalutuer 40 Sts. rro 500 betraetn baben,
allo hnflOSis roeni9sr. als mir bsuts Saelen.
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N-JfJ
Gentrnl Wnrnu
rSnupuaA= 8auhcrcin.

Die 5pcite SiESobtru9 inbct am ~teulisen Spus
0onougbitr., TAFT. ale, ucIdc I'D etnem suten
8auperetn aaihttcBen woler, finb cinaelaoeu. An=
t9elle SlO0. 8o4sntlitc 8eitri9e % Gents.
Geo. -. SSlttio. BlIi.;
SEQ. Strobmepsr, Sddbm. /;
(25t,6 Sob. s.. 2d)uItcn. Sefr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-12

THE meeting at the Council Cham
Der last Saturday night was a failure.
A few Of our most prominent AID pub
lic-spirited citizens attended, but there
was not such representation OF the
manufacturing interests Of the city as
should participate in a movement Of
so much importance as that contem-
plated. The improvement of the Ohio
river will confer almost incalculable
benefit upon this city, and it behooves
our business men to manifest some in
terest in the enterprise. The adjourned
meeting, to be held at the Court House
tonight, should be well attended, in
order that suitable delegates may be
chosen to attend the Cincinnati Conven-
ton, and that some expression OF the
sentiment of our people in relation to
the subject may be made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-12
General Monk AS a Model 10 PoIitI.
clans.

General Monk, of the Puritan army
Of England, had the reputation of
profound craftsmanship. The best
foundation for this appears to have
been that if addressed in the morning
with the remark at is q fine day." he
would gaze speechlessly at his inter
locutor with an air of wisdom and
walk away. In the afternoon he would
reply, "Sir, it is a fine day." or at is
not a fine day" as the case might be.
Upon the great questions of his day,
General Monk is not known to have
entertained or expressed any opinions
whatever. As a soldier. he was stub
born and successful. His one polite
stroke, for which he is now remembered,
was that of turning his coat at the
crisis Of political affairs when his act
was decisive OF the pending question.
Later politicians have..been frequently
commended to the example Of Monk as
a model of successful reticence, while
they should take warning by the
example of statesmen who possessed
views upon great political questions
and ruined their prospects by writing
letters.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-12
Discussion OF the Usury Law In the
House OF DeIegates-The Capital
Moving Committce-COlon Will
sons objection.

CHARLESTON, February U.
Editors of the Register:
This has been the most exciting day
of the session. The House spent the
entire afternoon in considering the
interest question. The bill under dis,
cussion provides for a repeal OF the
provisions Of the code, fixes the legal
rate OF interest at six per cent and pro-
vides that any person loaning at a
greater rate shall forfeit both principal
and interest. The discussion was long,
earnest and spirited, and called forth
all the debating talents OF the body
Mr.. Grantham opened the debate In
favor OF the measure and maintained
his side OF the proposition by fair argu-
nents earnestly expressed, and his re
marks on Virginia were really eloquent,
while his denunciation Of the vampires
who would suck the last drop of blood
from the veins OF the people were de-
livered with an earnestness and vigor
that surprised his friends.
Mr.. McKennan opposed the bill in his
usual pleasant manner, and thought it
wholly unnecessary, as no more than six
per cent could now be collected BY law.
Mr.. Fleming followed on the same side
in o lengthy and elaborate argument,
showing that usury laws had proven a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-12
THE CUYAHOGA VALLEY RAIL.
ROAD.

The people oil the CuyahoGa 'alley'
Ohio, are full Of enthusiasm for the
proposed railroad from Cleveland
through Akron and Canton to Bowers
town on the line Of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie railway. An immense meet
ing was held at Canton last Wednesday
in aid of the project and So much OF
energy and spirit was displayed as leads
us to expect that the Valley road may
very soon be considered sure thing.
Professor NEwBEIEY, Chief ofthe State
geological survey, was present and
made a glowing report OF the mineral
wealth that would be reached and made
available 10y the road. Earnest
and enthusiastic speeches were
made by prominent men from
Cleveland and various points along the
line and there seemed to be no doubt
in the minds Of those present that a
sufficient sum OF money could be speed
iv raised to construct and equip the
road. Mr.. JAMES farmer, of Cleve.
land, one OF the most prominent and
successful railroad men in the country,
is very heartily enlisted in the enterprise.
lie thinks the Valley road may be built
much more cheaply than the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh road was, and that it
will probably be better paying enter
prise than that.
ale said that the stock OF the Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh road has been pay
ing 10 per cent on stock "watered" 100
per cent, while the population along it
is not near as great as upon this line.
That line reaches no coal OF account
less than eighty miles from Cleveland,
while this road comes to coal within
thirty miles. That line is one hundred
and forty miles from Cleveland to
Wheeling. The Tuscarawas Valley
line will be longer, and this line will be
only one hundred and twenty-five miles"
The road seems to be looked upon by
all its projectors and friends as affording
a short and desirable connection be-
tween Cleveland and Wheeling. 1t
connects with the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railway at Bowerstown, and thus
gives Wheeling really the shortest and
best route to Cleveland that has ever
been projected.
We observe in the Akron Beacon S
report of the proceedings at the Canton
meeting that Mr.. WooDcoCE, Of
Bridgeport, Ohio, very earnest, though
possibly indiscreet friend of the Wheel
ing and Tuscarawas Valley project
represented the people OF Wheeling as
generally preferring the TuscarGwas
route, and did what he could to convey
the impression that this city would give
no aid to the Wheeling and Lake Erie
Company and that it was doubtful
whether that road would be built. He
certainly has little cIuaintauce with the
wishes Of our people and had
very slight data upon which to base
the opinion be expressed. The people
Of Wheeling will probably be more
astonisbed by his report Of their senti-
ment than the Cuyahoga Valley men
were discouraged by his unwelcome
assertions. The gentleman at the Can
ton meeting seem to have understood
Mr.. WooDcocK's position and mani
tested no very alarming tendency to
abandon their enterprise through fear
Of not reaching this city by way Of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie road.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-12

TIE World Almanac" for 1872 is
at hand. 1t is full Of valuable matter
for men Of all classes, but is mainly a
political compendium. Its statistics
will be found particularly valuable
during the Presidential campaign.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-12

We publish this morning an interest
ing batch OF Charleston letters, for the
safe delivery of which we are indebted
toe. w. B. ALLISON, ESQ, Of this city,
who arrived athome on Saturday night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Cheese.
Davis. Star Hams.

IN BOXES PRIME GOSHEN CHEESE
fes 'N'' NJ. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-12

= TIERCES GEO. F. DAVIS & cos STAR
} Sugar Cured Hams, just received and
for sale by NJ. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-12
Dissolution.

TINE CO-PARTNESTHIP HERETO
FORE existing between A. &. i. Ebel-
ing. John G. Beck and Martin Pebler, under
the finn name of EBELING, BECK & PEB-
LER, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr.. John c. Beck retiring. Messrs.
Ebeling & Pebler are authorized TO settle
ali claims against or receive all amounts
due the above named firm.
A. c. F. EBELTNG,
JOHN c. BECK,
MARTIN PEELER.
Wheeling, Feb.s, 1872.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-12
For Sale at Public Auction.

THE nth INST, THE
I elegant and substantial two-story brick
residence of Mrs. Virginia K. White, stu
ated on south side of Hampden street east
of sixth. This property is in first-rate order
md is possessed OF every comfort and con-
yenience, THOS. OBRIEN,
feI2.a Real Estate Agent.