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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-19
BALTIMORE.
Two Bodies Pound.

BALrnoRs, September 1s.-Yester-
day afternoon the bodies Of Two white
men were found lying in dense thick
ct alongside the Washington turnpike,
about three miles from this city. One
body was lying on its face and the other
on its back, and beside each was lying
a small pistol Both bodies were in
such an advanced stage OF decom posi-.
ton as to render . recognition Of their
features impossible Nothing was
found upon the remains but two tickets
for Pittsburgh, via the Northern Cen
tral railroad. Both men were about
SIX feet in height and were we'll
dressed in black coats, pants and vests
and gray ribbed hats. Que wore gsirers
and the other slippers. The coroners
jury failed TO discover anything relating
to the deceased.
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THE WEATHER.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, September Is, 7:30 P
M.-For New England on Thursday
southeasterly to southwe.terly winds,
cloudy weather and probably areas Of
rain. For the Middle States tonight,
southerly to westerly winds, with cloudy
weather and areas OF rain; the winds
veering to the west and northwest with
cloudy weather over the western part
during Thursday morning, and over
the eastern part during Thursday even
ing. For the Souihern States, east of
NJ ississippi, generally clear weather, ex'
cept, probably, over the South Atlantic
States. North and northwest Of the
Ohio Valley. northerly to westerly winds
and generally clear westher. Brisk
and very .resh winds. veering TO the
north and vest, for the lower lakes
Cautionary signals are ordered for
Cleveland, Buffalo and Osvego.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-19
CINClN
Pork Pack ers' Convention G .

CINCINNATI, O.. September lS.-The
Pork Packers met in the Council
Chamber at 10 o'clock. Three hun .
dred delegates were present. Mayor
Davis welcomed them and rendered the
hospitalites OF the city.
George Crogiu, Of New York, was
chosen temporary chairman.
The ef1llo wing gentlemen compose the
Committee on Permanent Organic stion :
George Davis, OF OHIO; George Hig-
gins, Illinois; George Baldwin, Msssa'
chusetts; Warren Mitchell, Kentucky;
j. Henry, NJ .ryland
On Credentals-Cyrus Dupre, Mas
sachusetts; B Gun ingnam, Ohio; 5.
Daily, New York; Joshua Stiles, Hi
nois; J. Duncan, Kentucky.
On Buslness-Charles Culbertson, u
linoiS; Thomas Martin, Kentucky; j.
Armour, Wisconsin; II Hamilton
Missouri Charles Kahn, Jr., Ohio; P.
Sample, Indiana; George Smith, Iowa
George Crogin, New York.
The basis OF representation was dis
cussei and referred to the Committee
on Business.
Adjourned to 2:3O P. NJ.
The Convention attend the Board o'
Trade at noon, the Exposition to- night,
and, by invitation, a banquet to-mor
row night.
Ohio River Improve
CISoINNArI, O., September lS.-The
Commissioners appointed by the Gov.
ernors of the several States for the i'm
provement of the Ohio river assembled
at the Board of Trade rooms at 1890
to day. General Morehead was selec'
ted as permanent Chairman. An Ex'
ecutive Com mittee, of one member from
each State, was appointed to carry out
as lar as possible, the deliberations o
the commission. Adjourned to 3 P. M
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Mr.. Greeiey's Address at Newark

Mr.. Greeiey's Address at Newark.
In his interesting industrial address
a. the Newark Exposition, Mr.. Gree
lev concluded as iollows:
"By means OF the telegraph the world
is becoming one commonwealth. What
is known in one land rs known almost
simultaneously in all others, aud the
interests, aspirations and conceptions Of
the people Of all countries are becoming
closely interviewer. About twenty.oDe
yesrs ago | groped nv way up q dark
stairs in Fulton street, Sev York. TO
see a sewing machine Elias Howe. Jr..
the inventor. eat there wild and seedy-
looking, frightened at the approach OF
a stranger. He thought had come to
steal bis idea from him. When told
him I had not come 70 take
his sewing machine, but TO tell
the people that there was sewing ma
chiae, he became communicative and
told me ~hat he had hoped from his
wonderful combination OF the needle
and shuttle. Now there are q million
sewing machines 10 use. and six i'm
mense factories are busy turning out
more TO neet the demand. l believe
that as We improve in Our Tightening OF
human labor by deputing the heaviest
muscular work TO that faithful servant,
steam, that ve will also improve the
condition of wages Tor labor; that the
system OF weekly pay now in vogue will
give way TO even better system, where
the laborer will have personal and
direct interest, not only in the quantity
bat The quality OF the work, and that
be will have cooperative interest in
the work which capital will be brought
gradually and quietly into better and
nobler accord.
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BOSTON.
Los. Of a Fishing schooner and Crew

Loss Of q Fishing schooner and Crew
BosroN September l8.-The fishing
schooner White Eagle, of Glouce ster,
has been given up as lost on the Grand
Banks, with her entire crew, consisting
Of Melon Goodwin, Master. Of Argyle.
Nova Scotia, who leaves wife and
seven children; Warren and James
v. Goodwin, brothers Of Nelson; Sam
mel and Asa Goodwin, brothers, AID
David Hines, all Of Argyle; james D
Barnham Of Maine, james Bowden
and Thomas Parsons OF Rpckport, the
latter OF VIII om eav-s wife and child;
N Caring of Rockport, woh leaves q
wife and three children.
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cheers for the good women and men OF
P Pittsburgh.
The members Of the Convention rose
to their ieet and made the hall ring
with cheers.
A vote OF thanks to the local COM
mittees was adopted.
Governo- Hawley here proposed three
cheers for Grant and Wilson and then
to adjourn to msss convention.
A vote Of thanks was then rendered to
the officers OF the Convention and TO
the managers OF the Opera House.
General Logan made a few closing
remarks, after which Rev. DR.. Hess
pronounced the benedicton.
The Chairman then pronounced the
Convention adjourned sine die
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-19

SOME of the Grant newspapers are
making q great pother over q special
Radical telegram from Washington,
stating that zone Of Senator Sumner Q
most intimate friends, who heretofore
believed that Greeley would be elected
gives mp the contest now, and says that
the Maine election has virtually
decided the matter, and that if
Greeley gets as many electoral
votes as Seymour did in 1868
"he will he very fortunate" The pub
lie must be prepared for all kinds OF
political clap.trap like the aforesaid
opinion Of an eliminate friend. as they
will be "a thick as forest leaves between
this and November. All these dodgea
NAV serve, in Q small way. to keep mp
the failing courage OF Grants hench-
men but sensible men everywhere will
estimate them at their true value, and
/ treat them only ss silly fabrications.
manufactured for the campaign By the
parties interested
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-19

Horrible Death-Boiler ExpI osiOn

Horrible Death-BOiler EXpl osiOn.
WAvERLY, September lS.-A child OF
William Simms, who resides two miles
from bers, fell into kettle Of boiling
water yesterday and was scalded to
death.
The boiler of Edward Roop's saw
mill exploded yesterday forenoon. The
boiler was blown to atoms and some
pieces o. it were carried three-duarters
OF q mile. The mill was demolished
and the engine ruined by the explosion
WILEY Todd WAS badly crushed and
three others severely, though not fatally,
hurt. The loss on the property will
amount to $4,000.
Mysterious DIsappearance-Su nj eide
Body ldentifed.
QUINCY, Ill, September lS.-Two
young girls mysteriou-ly disappeared
from this city within the last few days
Their friends can fud no clue of their
whereabouts.
Hamilton McKinzie, a farmer resid-
ing near Newton, in this county, COM
mitted suicide by hanging himsrl', ves-
terdsy. He had been married about
three months. He was emperate and
respected. He had been unwell for
some time.
The body found in the river yester-
day was to-day Identified by Mrs
Lynch, OF Brown county, as her hus.
band They had lived unhappily to-
gether Tor several years He left home
on Friday AMI nothing was sren Of him
until Yesterday. when he was picked
nm in the river
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the right are the abrupt, perpendicular
cliffs that overhang the Greenbrier -
it approaches the New river. These
cliffs strike the trsveler With amsxe-
ment when he beholds them; though
they become small in comparison with
the cliffs Of New river, which have
given to the New River Division its
chiei and most imposing characteristic.
Here ends the Allegheny Division OF
the railroad, Of which Major Peyton
Randolph is Division Eng neef. The
near com pletion OF bis work must in.
spire the admiration oi hie man!
friends tor the fidelity, energy. skill and
untiriug devotion he has d splayed IN
its execution. A TRAvELRs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-19
Thompson 4 Hibberd,

WHEELING, W. VA.
DRkCTlCAL PLUABERs. GAS AND
i STEAM FTTTERS and BRASS FOUND
ERS and dealers in all kinds OF Pumps,
Bells. Lead. Wrought and OsIvanised Steam
and Water Pipes, Drain oipes. snd hlmnsy
Tops and Flower Vases, and sole agsutA for
Hibberd's Celebrated Patent Brsss O. Cop
per Water Backs ior STOVE AND RAN0E8
and AuT0haTiGsArEIf . snd vACUyn
SYPHOS PUMPS
Having secured lettsrs patent for the
above i'm provemsnts, all parties are cau-
tion,d aga INST Misunderstanding of using said
improvements without license from me -
fesc 0EO HfBBeRD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-19
Tn. Position ar M .Gsv-rser Cartia


New YORK. September 1.-THE Er.
press announces that il has the best
Pennsylvanis authority for saying that
Governor Curtin accepts the Democratic
and Liberal nomination ~ elector at
large to the Pennsylvsuis State Consti-
tutionsl Convention, . place that he
covets rather than one more nstional,
as he desires first to serve his State.
The Governor is now at Saratoga With
hopes OF speedy restoration to health.
and We have assurances that should he
be able to address, his fellow citizens
during the pendrus canvass, he will do
40 in favor OF Charles z. Buckalew and
Horace Greeley.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-19
NEW YORK.

NRw YoRK, September lS.-A Wash
ington special says Attorney General
Williams made q reply to Alexander
Il. Stephens petition for the pardon OF
all the Ku Kux confined in Albany
prison. Toe Attorney General denies
the allegation OF Stephens. that the
conviction OF tuese prisoners Was ille.
gal and that their pardon would be an
act Of justice aud triendl,nrss toward
the South, and saws the pardon OF oil
OF them would have no more practical
significance than the pardon Of those
convicted OF violation OF other siatutes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-19
NEW AovERTIseM eNTs
1872. Fall and Winter. 1878.
C. w. SEABRIGHT,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. % Main Street,

NO. 10 mhIu StHO0tS
CENTRE WHEELING.
The attention of my customers and the
public generally is invited 70 my sxtsusivs
stock OF
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Consisting OF black, Blue, brown, Olive
and Green Cloths, Granite Diagonals and
TricOt.
A full line OF English MELTONs, suitable
for Suits and Spring OyercoatS
scotch CHEvloTs Of every style and
Color.
Also q complste stock Of French. English
aud Domestic CASSIMERES. Also . full
line OF vE5 rIN9S, silk, Cashmere, velvst,
White and Fancy Narzeilles-
I will guarantee q nt, ~ employ mono
but the best workmen. I also invite At
tention To my large -tock Of
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Embracing all the latest novelties,
such a. White and Fancy shirts, Mssino
and India 9suse Undershlrta, While
Jeans Patent Pantaioou Dra vefs, Bus.
penders, Half Hoe, SILK and Linen
Hand kerchiefs, Bows and ries, the atost
style Paper Collars. White Shirts m .ds 70
order; a at guaranteed. Call and 80
me AT my new and han isom.ly arranged
store, 7, Main street, Centre wheeli ag.
sep7 Z. W. SEAbhI0hT.
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Wheeling Female College.

INSTRUCTION GWEN IN BOLfD
Music, Drawing, Painting. French or Ger.
man
Pupils c'n still enter any OF the ci .s.s
lust o. RauiZsd. sepl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-25
7aIIa dc netoS intercOIvliaIuy.

Ma-i bet1sde tp3
SEGUROS
aCompanfaa toda casede
Qe
~ ~ PASSAGES DE FAMfTIA
alantcos
aapn ida vueta Ia nes llnh los Gee
rs sb , sdo Waldo 81 hiee 30
por to de oce pagau total ol los bees
p~meuc, anvrse los aqnesae Ia paeto
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-25

Chicas ID. 43$ So
Regalia de conchas i'll. - 80
Conchitas id. & S 25.
Brevas id. 5 80.
Id. cilindradas superior id. d 40.
L0ndreS id. s 25.
Regalia cilindrsdas en- paqustes de 1ald 20.
Mi1lar bueno id. id. 16 id. q Is.
Millar id. 20 id. & 10.
Id. redondO id. id. i'd. TO-
NOTA.-El precio del cgarriIllo no varfa poi
que 81 papel empleado sea de hilo de algodon.
En- este ostahecimientO hay cOnstantemente
un buen surtido de papel de hio 9 las meiorea "a
bricas de Eapafa. 30
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OALLE DESAN JUSTQ MUM, 25.
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ignore que pore
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COMPANn RRAL DR. IAPORRS CORRROS INCLnSRS

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PUERTOs PUERTO RICO
Is, OTROs PUERTOs
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Caietillas lie 20 cigarrilIos papel orczur blanso
CaJas por y tomando 5 5 a caias
Id. de IS id. id. id. n por y i'd id. : q 2S
Id. de 80 id. id. id. % por / Y id. id, 3 5a S.
ii. de Is id gruesos id. % por i'd id. & IS.
Picadura prensada en- paquetes de Is 90 cts.
Id. On paquetes Sin prensar 80 cts.
III. suolta dol pals Is cts,
.. lTABACOS ELABORADOS
Imperiales ell mil 6 rs.
Regalias Brtanicas id. { so.
CaGones rayados id. 4 5 30.
Regalia Imperial Id. 8 40.
Id Robre-lnaRa id. 4 $90
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CONSIGNATARIOS

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-12-26
MIRO. 2J.

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Poclie.
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yin bfrrli&r SAG rift bout bsran,
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in Ysibltbsm, Der ilsinen Statt
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8eiert tin Sober, tsr Sslum liebi,
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+ CuiG( I 0 II.
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(3ortItbuus.)

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was fSnnsn isns @rmltlissn tafir, bab
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nit SntsuTe, nit gissnnub. nit 8an.
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allen Dttttrn. sslde 3u blsltr Stunt,
aufaisssn unS bisi.r Wldtuns folstsn
70 f&wtr 3u tusrbsn, ba6 man, 3umal
auf BEN aanbs, allen @runb batts. .ifd
far alIe M6Sttatsitsn bsrsit unb In be,
| gate au taIttn. Sn ben Stdlsn wur'
ben bic Yfertt aufSsf&irri, bic Gsusr.
lprIbsn wartn bsrsits aus BEN ,,@&au.
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$2OO,OOO
III lpcrtbpollen @el1enfen!
& 10000 tit 9lmerif. @plb
R1O,OOO III slmerif. Silber!
Sanf 0eiuinne bon $4,000 iebtrtn
3ebn Weiuinne bon $5OO} Wreenbads f!
Gin 0efpann sufammenpa ffenber
Nferbe nit Tanlilien= 0Ba8en mnb
iilberbeSdtIasenem 0efbirr. ipertb
$500!
3lnf Yftrtt unb 9uesits, NIT iilbsr-
bef&lasenem @sf&Irr, psrt9 $500 ts'
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Sinf @cietuuub Yianos bna fG6s
nem Sun, tusrtb $500 jebes!
25 gamilien. Nabmaf1ts
aen, pertb 500 tebe!
2300 @plbsns unb Silttrns @nfsr.
utrtn Qns9s1ammD TN Berite bon $40
btS $500 isbs. @olbsne Sstttsn, @iltsr'
waarsn, SHmudiaGsn u. {. ~.
3abl Der @elNenfc, $4,000 F!
9ooie Iimitirt auf 100000.
gsenten pnben ssrIanst um 2oOfs ,a sertauftn,
bsnen litsraIs grdmien bewiaist tpsrben,
Gin,elne 9opls, $500 feds ecpi, $1,000;
apUIf gouie, $4,000 fanfanbapanats eocit
$40.
gireulars, In bsutfdr Spra6s, psI1s sins
suladnbiss 2ifie Der srsife, fotpie cine 8tfdret>
buns Der Btebunssmetbpbe uno ipettsre SnformaS
tiuntn In 8esus auf bic 0nlcpiuns entbalttn,
tperpsa an Sebsrnann sef4idt wsrbsn, Der biefsl-
ben btteat.
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gampdsnie :. SOILS 05
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Grunssissnibum 4O4,o 90
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Nisnianb has 9latt abbsasasn, bis aus Had-
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Staats. 3eituno" in Daupbin eoahls
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tuna. Gie birtei ssebllt bic bette WsltStnpsit
aniriafn in tiriem IteiIe ssS StaaieS stn'
mife Wsrbreituno Su prribaHsn.