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DON L. RYAM,
I'll YSICA ~.
At his residence ON Middle Creek.
DIR. THoS. REECE, NJ. RI. G.. s.,
LONDON.
PHYSICIAN &c SURGEON.
ONCE, Librars Building, Main street,
HELENA, M r.

=
hR. REECE begs to return thanks to his patrons
- for the 1ibe-al support be has received dnrins
the last three years, and to inform the publcgener
ally Oft gratifying success with which he has
treated his patients, many of whom had been suf-
erlng for years without my relief, but who now
in the enjoyment of perfect health through his treat
ment. a
Dr ]. nj, would further state that his experience
has enabled him to distinguish those diseases which
are peculiar to this Territory, and win IN future de-
vote his attention to their treatment, feeling conf
dent OF his ability to recommend the best and most
modern practice adopted By the European and
American Faculties.
Specirl attention will be given to Rheumatlsm,
Files, Inflamed Eyes, Syphilis, in all its 4orTns
GonoIThea, elect Spcrmatorrhna and all other
viIeffccts arising from SUCH diseases.
"a numerous testimonials may be seen Mt the Dr. Is
'onice, together with such cony ncing proofs that
Will satisfy the most skeptical Of his success md
he hopes that By Strict attention and straightfor-
public.
CONSULTATIONS FREE, CHARGES STRICTLY
MODERATE. EAe44
N. B.-Dr. Reece will prescribe for the deserving
poor free OF charge. between the hours Of a.. M,
and IL M M #~#Es Ss sa #=ss glF ~ ss''
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-01

s5AMrLE Orr, the great Rocky Mountain
wrlggle-ald-tWister, saws he is sssnice clean
boy''noW has got sonleindian soap. Cart
see IT, sanple; we bave to maintain our
original proposition: It will take as.heap''
more to thoroughly cleanse you from the
Radical faint
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I.ea Inc PeouIe Ts,r.. o,.t

On thursday evening, and hesr those
champions Ct Democracy. Hon. sam Word
ana Judge !. Il. .. Street. They speak at
humber efgplaces II, this county before 1 III
eiectioa, and we hope the people will eiye.
thrn good hearing.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-01

t5LAsETr expatiafcs largely vi tlic tnonopo-
hst quartz law in the agricultural districts. bnt
. oq'iehlly siient"oa the subject when lie
Nspeaks' TO the miners. In his speech at the
luartz-inintas town of FlliIlipshlirg He for
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-01

= sso od "a The Cincinnati Enquirer
says Tint Matt Carpenters effort III de-
is'lse q Grant Wien compared witsl The stu
peaaols performance Of NH. Summer, vas as
Iiic signing Of the wind through goose
berry bush To tile roar III tllc storm where
nayics are stranded. .s 81
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-01

TIE Democrats of Bozeman are i'll earnest
in this canvass. and mean to roll up the best
vote ever given in tile city. They want to
send to their political friends an evidence of
their sympathy in the good cause for which
they are battling. They take no stock in
Clagett, and still less IN the party lie repre-
sents.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-01

GazIatin City, August ID.
Hon. Sam Word and Judge J. II. ID. Street
will address the people Of Galatin City On
Friday next, August ID.
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lie MAMMOTH HOT STRINGS!
Estray Notice.

sRDM tfe yicinNy Vi ozsIsaa,., en FRIDAY nixht
July ;it 81 asI horse n itl, impure
Hn fhr rgflr side; Branded II sSr al q pn llls i
resyrd of $40 VIII Pc ssaid 81 person RETURN
Ing him II tias st s. .. ia
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Il RE ENDORSED AND PRESCRIBED ar era
,aeaaa ing musicians than any other tonic
I'VE OF Fever and Agne. Jntermttents, Billion
ness, and all disorders arising from Miasmaf
ayspeptlc, and IN cases OF indigasio are inyauab
y IN appetzer and Recuperant and in cases
General D.,e6illty they have never in single
lhey are particularly BENEFICIAL TOFEMAIE
STRENGTHENING the body, invi sorating the mind Al
Ewing. , Tone and elasticity to the whole svsteu
Inc HOME BiTTERS are compounded with b
greatest care: and no Tonic stimuant has ever be-
g u rs 10 the public so PLEASANT 10 tn
IAoIE, and az the same time combining SO man
Iemeaial agents, endorsed by the medical fratcrs
" as the best known to Pharmacopoeia It coz
little to give them q fair sriaI n,,d 81 = -
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An. exchange says TINT as.lind b4 ggar who
fragments the streets of St Loais. has thu 1el-
lowing announcement affixed ii his bosom:
'h'inti. Father Of four children. tise result
q terfihle accideut.'' Perhaps his foot
slipped.
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q
<p1 &c

q knowing tbeslseIye indebted to III.
ate DAsilel Sslsalf aYe e4tieafed ID Come fo-
hersp. on 9tltH nj Hi plh III Ills hands
0x sdn attoxneE TOR c1lle6ti01a
agent 10 collect III debts and ry ail ar3
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-01
ARCH GRAHAM,
General conyeyancer and

RE AL ESTATE sAG ENT,
is prepared to make all manner OF
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, PowEns OF ATTORNEY.
etc, on the shortest notice and in the best style
Known to the Gold pen, the goose duill,, be-
ing among the lost arts
Also filing prescriptions and making homestead
ENTREES and taking final proofs in either to be used
ut the Land ONCE at Helena
Z s. Special Attentfon given to buying and selling
Real Estate. "a
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East fsaEHatir,. August ri.

/ Let the people Of East GalIatin turn ont
Saturday night and hear Hon Sam Word
and Judge Street. Keep the ball rolling.
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Central Park, August Sd.

Judge Street and Hon. Sam Word will
speak to the people on the local issues Of the
day as above. Give them good crowd.
Speaking at noon.
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Every Family Should Have A RottIa

*
~ ~ Chicago the HOME BITTERs are vouehed TO
a aayficol Chemist James q Bianv H.. prot
ShsmM aY1,y. Rush Medical College, Ham, b.
Barns b Hoyn, B: a ana I p, Norman
5; cI Tsimnsan by Il yattisrM II
. J Quinn. nfF s. B 81 " RnfbIsfsFS
Chemist Cas woodward Is; & Tsslor sYn n
2 q, Mecarty NJ D; P F aIaley, n D; r II John.
IN ST. Louis, Emo Sander, r II d. Analvtic.,
n =. prononees the Home Bitters as.sperior
St. Louis: - e e'ss' a0' ~
81 - 81. Louis. JnIy, 1870.
have communicated to the medical profession the
receipt Of the Home Bitters, 1T cannot therefore,
having been taken for We hase no
ed the formula for making the Home Bitters. md
say the eobnation Of
sltion ere the best class Of which they belong
beng highly tonic stimulent. stomacfic, carr1iis
tive ana slightly laxative. The mode of nrenrainy
them is strictly IN accordace with the rules ii
an ,aiss Having used then seen the escts in
mending them to all persons DESTROYS Of taking Bit
Iers as being the best Tonic and stmulana now
OpsLetracs and Diseases of Women ST Iouis Is
Late President Missouri Medical COLLEGE.
FRANK e. PORTER, NJ d; s4.
Member q Board Heath Ala 81 81 Louis, Ao
Prof &c. Of Surgery, Mo. Medical College, ana la.s
Professor or Practical Pharrnacy ct Ions fsniiegs
s5 81 PhaImtcy.
Editor Of Medical Archives.
GERICKE. III p,
VS. sc. MOSES, III b.
Pr Gy E LUDWIG
AlFRED HEACUCK. M m
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OFFICE.
RESIDENCE

DIRECTORY OF FEDEKAE. OFFICERS
OF MONTANA.
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T,x.9 q IF@'=F a
lllariey~asagag. blle Kurky Mountain tlnnn-
dcrer, il. gLtnowIsIgaor t3acett among the
Flatheads.
Orr, ne sofeead, held form III i speech
ofl3 hctlfsss heislra lafs s q n " -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-01
GALLATIN CITY
Real Estate & Land
AGENCY.

u W. HILL, OF GsllatiH City, 10 fully prepay
LIZ ed to attend to all Land Business, such as
papers for Pre- -emption and Homestead
on Government lands, proving title, 6s
AL kinds Of Deeds; Mortgages, ald other legal
Instruments on hand, or prepared with skill and
dispatch.
# Being Deputy County Clerk and Recorder people
living in the lower part of the county will fnd il to
their interest to give me CALL
~ Office IN the store of Gallop& Spear "a
Gailatln City i NE. e. "a pril Is, 1872.
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M''. GA-AlET piocDrel ssle pass; W ofI tI,e
'nts'1opelisIs slslarfz IainIug law, but tbs
Sample Orr lls: VA III yifeJ III iile peo.
PIE of s''qslap ss,n Saturday night
won't spsls oEit = worth Y cent y nexl.
Mcnda& hat Nh. IN tslaypd out. sE'ss.s
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATToRNE Us
I. II. xpWARDs. 4. \. ylvlox.
EDWARDS q vIvIon,
Attorneys ana CounseIors at Law,
BOHEMIAN. NJ. r.
WIN practice ii ali ire Courts 81 the Territory
Co. Collections promptly attended 70 -
a. q. r. GEORGE,
TIT oRN ny AT T. Wv.
RADERsBURG. NJ. 4.
SAMUEL WORD,
ATToRN y AT Ia w, ]
VIRGINIA CITY, NJ r.
wlllpractice in all courts Of Montana Territory.
J. J. DAVIS,
Attorney and 1T Law
BOHEMIAN, MONTANA.
Will practice il Al courts Of Montana Territory.
H. Fl. WILLIAMS,
Attorney and Counse1orat
BozEaIAN, MONTANA,
Will practice in ali Courts of the Territory. II
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n. G. PAGE, q. .. COLEMAN,
Rddersbnrg. FOREMAN.
PAGE s. COLEMAN,
ATT ME US AT IA w
BOHEMIAN; AND RADERsBURG. n T.
ErWill practice In all Conrts OF Montana.
!. u. D. sTREKr CIIAs. W. rURsKRs
STREET s TURNER,
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
Office Court House building BOHEMIAN, M II.
ntries of land IN eallatin County under the Home
weekly reports can be seen at our Office. IS IL
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DEMOCRATIC
M ass M q tin ~
The People ii Council |

An Eneotive Organisation!
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NAME. RESIDENCE
HES1 N. PorTs Virginia City
II II. GALA MAY - /
D III WhDE Il Helena.
,Joits Il. MBRpfIY. y gfnia City
HIRAM KNo WLEs. Deer Lodge
NJ Il \. P4tsfi Helena 8
,JoHS IL BLAINE Helena
SOL, STAB ~ Heiena.
WI. o.. CHILDs q sisii;ty
JASPER AZ VfATL- HteienA.
WIN. RI WllEE LEa Helena.
u b CHuHcn " Helena
$. HI WATSON. Iietc4l;t.
w. ~ IoFtNsf3ss Helena.
&c w !. CsAHFEk Ill f1eIenn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-07

the act passed February 20th, 1871,
entitled an act to provide for two SEES
sions OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals
in every year. a.,
House bill No. %, bill to authorize
the trustees of the Methodist Episcopal
Church on Boggs run to sell and con-
vey their church property.
House bill No. 81. bill to authorize
the trustees of the NJ. E. Church in
Grafton 10 sell and convey their church
and parsonage property.
House bill No. 80, bill authorizing
the trustees of the NJ. E. Church at
Fetterman, in Taylor county, to sell
and convey the NJ. E. Church at that
place.
House bill No. 45, a bill to alter a
part of the division line between the
counties of Roane and Writ.
House bill No. SO, bill to re enact
section 3 of chapter % and section 8 oil
chapter 81 of the Code of West Nir-
ginia, and to repeal chapter 81 OF the
acts OF 1871. And House bill No. 81,
a bill to authorize the trustees OF
Pleasant Valley NJ. E. Church lot, to
sell and convey part of said lot.
The Speaker announced as the special
committee to consider the game laws,
Messrs. McCoole, Morgan, Fisher and
Jones; end as the special committee
to consider the House bill on the rate
OF interest, Messrs. Grantham, West,
Williams, South and Bier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-07
Cincin natl Market.
CINCINNATI, February 6


COTTON-Firm at 224@223c.
COAL-Firm at 20@24c.
FLOUR-Quiet; superfne at IS 20
az So; family at 81 20@7 80.
GROCERIES-Generally unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; red at 81 SIS
al 81. Corn quiet. Oats unchanged.
Rye steady. Barley firm at 756S0c.
LIVE HOGS-Steady; receipts III ;
all sold; range 81 50@4 so.
HAY-Firm.
MOLASSES-New Orleans at Asa
Sc for common to choice.
OlLS-Linseed steady at SIC.
PROVISIONS - Dull and weak /;
mess pork inactive but quoted at $l3 25.
Bulk meats very quiet; shoulders at
5@5.c; rib sides at 6Ic; clear sides at
6S@6Yc. Bacon dull; shoulders at
6Bc; clear rib sides at 7s@73c; clear
sides 7s@72c. Sugar cured hams at
l2@l3c. Lard unchanged.
POTATOES-At 9Oc@$l 90 from
store.
SUGARS-Firm; Porto Rico at 100
llic; New Orleans at 9l9ll3c for
open kettle
TALLOW-At Si@S!c.
TOBACCO-Receipls light and prices
firm.
WHISKY-Irregular; sales at SIC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-07
West Virginia Legislature
CHARLESTON, January 30.
SENATE.
Senate bills passed

Senate bills passed:
Authorizing the Galbraith Female
Seminary of Parkersburg 10 confer
literary degrees and award diplomas;
Creating an independent school DIS
trict to be known as the Lewisburg dis
trict OF Greenbrer county.
In relation 10 convicts in the penlten'
tiary. , =,
In relation to the school district oil
the city of Wheeling.
At ii o'clock A. NJ, the special order
being the consideration OF the Senate
Joint resolution, concerning the suspen'
sion of the writ OF habeas corpus, &C.
by L. S. Grant was taken up.
Mr. Wilson stated that the resolution
was not printed yet, and as he desired
all the members to have the resolution
before them, before acting upon 1t, ne
moved that it be made the special
order for to morrow at III O'clock
A. NJ. Carried.
Resolutions:
By Mr.. Kline-That the committee
on Public Printing inquire into the ex'
pediency OF providing for publishing
the delinquent lists and notices OF sales
of land for non-payment OF taxes
in some newspaper publishes in the
county, if there be one, and if not, In
some newspaper published in the near
est county in this State.
Bv Mr.. Kline-rhat the committee
on Internal Improvements, &c, inquire
into the expediencv Of amending section
Is of chapter 43, Of the Code, so as to
provide for the enforcement Of the law
on persons failing to work on the road.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FEBRUARY, !, 1872


Bills introduced:
By Mr.. Barr, from the Judiciary com.
mittee-To allow aliens to take and
dispose of property.
By Mr.. RolIyson, from the committee
on Taxation-Requring druggists to
take ont State license.
By Mr.. McKennan, from the com.
mittee on Education-To repeal chap
ter POI OF the Code.
By Mr.. Barr-To incorporate the
Marshall County Coal and Iron Com
pany.
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the
Governor to issue commissions 10 the
officers of independent volunteer CON-
panies.
By Mr.. Barr-To provide for the
extension and completion OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad
By Mr.. Bridges-To locate and or.
game branch Of the State Normal
School in Concord, Mercer county.
Resolutions:
By Mr.. Raider, of Nicholas-That the
Judiciary committee inquire into the
expedlency of authorizing the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court to exercise the power
OF the Recorder, except where be is an
interested party.
By Mr., Lewis, of Kanawhs-Tbat
the committee on Executive Expendi-
lures inquire into the expediency OF
furnishing the State library, and of
having catalogue prepared. f.
By Mr.. Prichard-Tnat the Aud.
itor furnish the House with state
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-07
New York Money Market


The course of speculation in
Wall street was quite irregular to-
lay. In the morning the gold specula-
ton was weak and the prices declined,
while the railway and miscellaneous
speculation on the Stock Exchange
was buoyant and at an advance of 40 ]
per cent. In the afternoon the gold
market was firmer.
MONEY The market was easy
during the morning hours at 697 per
cent on call, but in the afternoon the
demand suddenly became pressing
among stock brokers, when the rates
advanced to 7 per cent gold per
annum and l-32 to l-l6 per diem.
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures
was heavy and lower this afternoon,
when prime bankers 60 days sterling
bills were quoted at lOS5@lO9 for actual
business.
GOLD-The market closed firm at
1l06ll0b.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was quiet and firm at the close. U. 5.
currency 6's at ll43@ll5t.
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SALE OF
Very Desirable Real Estate.
An Excellent Business Stand,

All hAC6ll6uG DuSlu6SS OGduut
DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
ID vested in the undersigned by deed OF
assignment from Ernest Laue, dated anu
arv 5th 1872. and recorded in the Recorders
Office Of Ohio county, West Virginia, he
will offer Tor sale at public auction, at the
Front Door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county aforesaid, on SATURD Az, the 18th
day OF February, 1872. at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
the following described desirable real est ite,
TO wit: Parts or Lott numbered one Humid
red and Seventeen ul0 and Thirry-seven
(37, situate at the corner of Market alley on
Market Square, in the City OF Wheeling,
Ohio county, Vest Virginia; said property
fronting on Market space Twenty (2D feet
and Five and One-halI (5L2) inches, and rum
ming back we>twtrdly the same width TO
the depth OF Ninety-four go feet; and stu
ate on the north side OF sand alley and west
o! said VI Irket Space.
The terms of said sale will be one-third Of
the purchase money cash in hand, one
third In six months from the day of sale,
with interest thereon from said day of sale,
AMI one-third in twelve months from day
of sale, with interest thereon from said day
OF sale, the purchaser giving his negotiable
notes, with personal security, satisfactory
Il the undersigned tor satd deferred INSTALL
mentS, but the purchaser may pay his said
notes, or any part thereof, at the time OF
sale, thus stopping interest on the amount
paid on said notes.
SAID property Will be sold free from any
membranes except the right of d bwer in
expectancy OF the wife of said Laue. which
risht will not vest until the death of Laue,
ana IL oil little consequence aud may never
vest.
This property is he most desirable Gro
Gerry stand in this city. having a three-story
brick warehouse thereon.
jal5-h j. q. PESDLETON, Trustee
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, February 6

NEW Ohhi TtUEudTS ".
FLOUR-Qniet, but owing to limited
arrivals, very firm for low grades; fam.
lily quiet but firm; moderate shipping
demand for extra State at S. - in store;
at the close the market was firm with
rather more doing in medium and high
grades; sales OF 200 bbls State extra at
Sc 60@6 Is; do fancy at Sc 9O@7 25;
western shipping extra at Sc 5O@6 Is;
Minnesota extra at Sc S09S 40 for
good to choice; spring wheat extra at
S. S0@7 %. Southern -four in fair
demand for the West Indies and firm;
sales of ESQ barrels; medium to good
superfne at Sc 25@6 so. Rye flour is
steady and in fair request western at
81 1904 20; do State and Pennsylvania
at 81 65@5 TO- Corn meal firm and
fairly active; Jersey at 50 0063 70;
western at So 6O63 co. do white at
So 5093 g.. Buckwheat -four in fair
request at So 1903 40 for State and
SO 25@3 SO for Pennsylvania.
GRAIN-Wheat, holders very firm,
and demand limited for export; at the
close the market was very quiet at 81 SIS
tor No. 2 Chicago spring in store; 81 g.
al 60 for red Jersey on pier, and 81 70
al - for white Michigan. Barley
dull but firm; brewers hold back; State
two rowed at SEC. Barley malt dull
and tame. Oats inactive and closed
easier; new Ohio mixed at sac; white
at 554@56c; western at 55c afoat, and
43c in store; white do at 55!c afloat;
State white at 55c on track at Jersey
CITY. Rye firm but dull; small sales OF
State at 95c ahoat. Corn opened quite
dull, and later in the day closed more
active; the demand was chiefly for ex.
port; damp and unsound at 7l@72c;
western mixed at 73974!c afloat, the
latter for fancy lot, very dry.
PROVISlONS-Pork market is quiet
but steady, demand mostly jobbing at
Sl3 37.@l3 80 for old mess $l4 -!
OLA Is for new do; $l2 % for extra
prime. Beef remains dull and un-
changed at So 00@l0 90 for plain mess
and SlU OOC9l2 w Tor extra mess.
Tierce beet is quiet but steady at SIS OC
@lS % for prime mess and SIS 009
~ 90 for India mess. Beef hams dull
and nominal; sales OF 25 bbls. al
So 00@26 00f western. Cut meats
quiet. Hams at 9lc. Bacon is steady;
short rib tic and long clear at 7!c
Lard is dull but without material
change at 9ic for No. l.; 9s@9ic fol
city; 9s@9sc for fair to prime steam
and lO9l0tc for kettle rendered; future
delivery, 500 tierces for April at $l0@
l0sc aud $50 tierces for February al 9sc
COTTON-The market is quiet but
steady at 224c for low middlipgs and
22sc for middling uplands.
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ment showing the number OF lunatics in
jails, at the expense Of the State.
Bills passed.
House bill, No. 5, a bill to authorize
the trustees of the Southern Methodist
Church in the town OF Warrington, to
sell and convey, in part or all, their
church in said town.
House bill, No. 30, bill to prohibit
the voters residing within the school
district of Fairmont in Falrmont
township, in the county of Marion,
from voting for school commissioners
OF said township. .-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-07
CHARLESTON, January 81
SENATE.

The Senate bill, lessening the license
on billiard tables, was rejected.
The Senate bill providing for q
charter for the Coal River Railroad
Company, coming up for amendment, a
general discussion followed concerning
the propriety Of allowing railroad com.
panies to hold large bodies OF land and
10 be exempt from taxation until the
profits of the company should exceed a
certain per cent.
The sections exempting the company
from taxation were stricken out, but
the motion to strike out the section
allowing the company TO acquire by
purchase large bodies Of land was
defeated.
The bill was ordered to its engross
ment.
Bills introduced:
Bv Mr.. Baker, from committee on
Education-To amend and re-enact the
school law Of the State.
By Mr.. Pew, from committee on
Public Printing-Provding for certain
publications for the information OF the
people.
By Mr.. Scott, OF Ritchie-To amend
and re-enact sec. II OF chap. l37 Of the
Code.
By Mr.. Carper-To provide for the
inspection Of steam boilers and the
better protection of life and property,
against accidents assisting from steam
boiler explosions.
The Senate bill to amend the road
law so as to require all male persons
between the ages Of l6 and 80 to work
upon the roads was, on motion OF Mr.
Baker, indefinitely postponed.
The Senate bill providing for the
removal OF the county seat of Grant
county from Grant C. Ii. to Petersburg,
coming up on its second reading, Mr.
Morrison offered a substitute therefor,
leaving the question Of removal 10 the
vote OF the people OF the county. In
definitely postponed.
The Senate bill changing the name Of
Grant county to that OF Washington,
came up for reference.
Mr.. Sherrard moved the indefinite
postponement of the resolution.
Alter lengthy debate, the question
was called, and the motion to indef-
nitely postpone was carried, yeas 10
Messrs. Armstrong, Blakemore and
Wilson voting in the negative
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-07
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, February 6.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and Irregular
No. spring closed at 81 24s9i 24S
Corn quiet, closing dull at decline OF
sc per bushel; No. 3 at 40394lc. Oats
quiet at 32s@32tc. Rye quiet and
stronger at 73@74c for No: 2. Barley
quiet and unchanged at 6Ol96ltc.
HIGHWINES-At SSc.
HOGS-Dressed in good demand at
S. 10 for choice light weights; live
fairly active at yesterdays prices, "a ~
@4 60, closing dull.