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At WALSHE'9
giIE NEW WINTER s'FOC6 RECEIVED


TIN NEW WINTER sFDCR RECEIVED
IN 9AR 0RETLEhBE's DEPARTMENT.
all SIZES Op
Imported Wool CEDBRSHIRTS ant DRAWERS
Red ard white Flannel ENTERTAINMENTS,
Cartwright 4 Warmers AeTTLR RHEUMATIC GOOrsS
Balbrigg@n and English HO5IERY-aJ grades
Complete assoTtment of Our Make" yine SHIRTS
English and Troy LINEN COLLARS and GUFBSc
Rlerino and Cotton Flannel UNDERWEAR;
Laport4' . esteemed EID GLOVES all coloHaS
Elegant EKCKWEAE and TOILET Articles
an at M0d eTntc PrTceSs
Particular attention Gs called 80 the very 3asSe
assortment Of Bresb
BOYS' aud C8ILBREG'S CLOTHING
{Frorn two and a half years UP 20 manhood|
Embracing, as IL does everything new ia Chill
dran's CLOTHING and UNDERWEAR; School ard
Drees SUITS and OvBRCeATS; Youths, Boys and
Chlldre4's SHIRTS, and JUVENILE GOODS GEN
ERALLT. Nothing but aTst class stock. and prices
guaranteed as low ss.in any city. Rorth or South
Goods not satisfactory cap os returned and the
noneg vi b8 peGundel.
g. =. wALSFfE.
mol I'm 2p No. 10 Canal stfeea
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r ATE ERENCH TMP0RgATIDNS
Ola G-e*se ssrees..........."59

Respectfully informs the public thas he is selling
At RB ALL his most beautiful stock Of directly
imported goods, selected BY himself in person at
the great mRnufact uring centres OF Europe, and
which for elegance of style and splendor of quality,
has never been eKceIed III this country.
It consists III part of bibeuf and Sedan Cloths
French and English CassmeCes for BantaIOOns, the
very Latest patterns; Knitted Jackets tor gentemea
and ladies tho most beautiful qualities ever i'm
ported in this market; French and English Hose
and Half Hose; magnificent services of Damask
Table LInen French Flennels which never shrink
real French Jewelry, plated AID pure silver shell
JeweIry, naid and gold mounted; Charvet's Shirts,
au linen; Linen Bosoms and fancy co ored; ladieB
and gentlemen's HaDdkeI chiefs, every quality.
Merchant taitors and city retail dealers are pay
tieulsrly invited to call and examine this stock.
"a gIlWpS m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-29

ODe of tho best places in tbs "l5y to ot'
tain bargains is at she auction sale u aas1-
deemet. pledges by PIacido j. SDeas, wh"
will sell at Hart's loan Office. Sornec OF 81.
Charles and Gravier street, to-<sa, as halt
pas: ten O'Clock, one 9! She largest and
most valuable stocks Q: diamonds, watch
es, chains, silveyvare, guns. pistols. opera
giassee and musical instruments. "ssT oi!"S.
ca in shis city. Every artistic pus ~ WiA
be posisively sold se the highes, bidder. and
che opportunities TO obtain sare bargains
are, therefore. of q nata:e rarely go oe SUI
Ursced. The goods are sold tor the nOn
payment Of the interest oR principal on the
S,aa. ap5 must GO off az ths buyeE'a figures.
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STEAMER Bosg OFF HAVANA
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Along the Northern roads, those who keep
eating houses are obliged to place good,
wholesome food before travellers. or the
companies get some one who will, and
would like to see the same system enforced
in orr own section.
ILLEOLs.
Through this State your correspondent
passed ever the line of the Illinois Central
railroad The accommodations on this line
are unsurpassed by any railroad il the
United States. The ears are heated by a
very novel and ingenious system, and yhe
passenger traffic Oh this road is noL 40 great
as to crowd the cars as It ia on roads further
North.
wIETER.
Rsaching Chicago, found the weather
extremely cold. Indeed, I wae greatly
astOnisbed on alighting from the oars to find
that had emerged suddenly from eutnmer
to winter The people on the street were
bundled mp to their eyes, and it seemed
hardly possible that but two mornings be
fore had been in the land Of the grange
and the magnolia.
THE NEW CHICAGO.
1t Is marvellous how this great city has
been rebuilt since the terrible eonhagration
which razed it to the ground only a htrlo
more shan q year ago. 1 will aot iRfiiet
upon your readers the ever recurring
phGai4 comparison, nor any extended de
tails Of tho rebuilding. The burnt district,
however, is nearly covered with magnif-
cent buildings, some not quite completed.
and Chicago to- Ray is a grasdeg sity shan
it ever was beforeo
1t j. to 0e hoped that the oonaeetins link
between the jackson gouts AMI she illinois
Central may he soon completed. SO that
New Orleans ears may be Hun through 8"
Chicago. and the tive .;:ea: 1'Lies ot She
Yves: a0t South united IN the indissojw-
bic ooa.;.. OF trade anG gecigsoc&i @dYaH
tAsc. 4: z. -.
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The Temperarura.

The thermometer at Louis FrigeFo's,
No. so Chaftres street, yesterday stood 40
follows: At 8;A. NJ, 45o; at 2 p, NJ, $50;
at ?. L., $50. Lowest poiaR daring abe
night af Nsvembe9 97s 4too
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MTSNFT,T,ANF0TS,

NOW Is THE TIME no BUY GOODS
1N for half their yalno. Elegant white medallion
bedroom N sets win rim on f9oS TUB ~ -, worth
at equally low prices; cryBtaliaed sets very cheap
ba: tubs hip tubs, etc. In proportion; lamps with
chimney and burner, from forty cents upward
chandeliers very lOw, Goods damaged slightly by
water. Call and see. SEPTOLIHE OIL COMPANY
No "a Camp street. J. P. CROSS,
no27 1t Manager.
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MISCELLANEOUs.
Schooner Ashore-LOss of Life - Fifty


Schooner Ashore-LOss of Life - Fifty
Horses Burned.
CHICAGO November 29.-The schooner
Saunernen went ashore and all hands were
lost.
Two persons were killed here yesterday
and four injured by falling scaftold.
ST.. LOUIS, November 28.-Garrett Mil
ler's barn, near MattOOn, Illinois, and con-
tents, including fifty horses, burned last
night. Loss $4,000. Cause, incendiary.
Weather Report.
WAX DEpARTxKHT2
Office Chief signal officer,
Washington, November 28 1872 4"SS r. M
PROBABILITIES.
In Lake Michigan. and thence over the
lower lakes and to the middle and upper
Ohio valley, occasional snow, partly cloudy
weather, low temPerature ana risIng ba~
roTaeter In the North hwcst and thence,
over Wisc nsin and to the lower Ohio val
lev. nOrthwesterly winds, high barometer,
very low temperature and gene gilly clear
weather In the Middle and Eastern States
southerly to. sou.heasterly winds, cloudy
weather, lower temperatures, and Occa-
sional snOw. In tho Gulf amt south At
lantic States northerly 10 westerly Winds,
cold and partly cloudy weather, with rising
barometer.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, November %, P, NJ
Barometer 1880. Wind nOrtu; fresh. Ar
rived-Spani8h bark iris de Mayo, Brioti-
qui, master four days from Havana, in
ballast, to Pug Il Brothers; British bark
Duke of Corn wall, Kary, master, fifty four
DAYS from Gloucester, in ballast, to master.
8ailed-Barken.iE Timeoto and brig Maria
Sensst.
VIcKsDURq, November 28.-Eo boats down
or mp today. Weather clear and cool. River
rising.
sHREvRPoRT, November 28.-West her
tooHTExuED oaz EIGHTH PAGB
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BETTER BUr STILL IN DANGER
w A-5HINGTONw

FIFTY HORSES BURNED II ILLINOIS
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CONDITION. 9E Mr.. GREELEYS HEALTH
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t3oors open at eleven o'clock,
-
H4gPDSITI0N HAItL~
PATTI MARIO.

PATTI MARIO.
THE sTRAK0sCB CONCERTS
- public OF Eoeg Orleans ~od vicinity are re-
epectfully informed that series ofGRAED VOCAL
6HD INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS Will be given IN
de geek commencing
Monday, Oceembef 15, iS79o
The fell. 4in, celebrated artists, members OF the
ssTRAKOSCH COMPANY will appear
SI.LB. CAKLOTTA PATTI, the queen Of the con
aars5 IA ANNE I0UIsB CARP. the favorise Amer
ELLE, TERESA CaRREKO. che distinguished
sIEfEOR K. SCOLARA. the famous bsssO bndo
T0NS. e. SAURET The young and talented VloiI"
And aiCNOR MARIO, the yarld renowned tenor,
4 @4cnTr1oniat ,...,,.,.... .SIGNOR MARIO
Particulars Us 70 dates and prices OF reserved
a7ass viii appear IL future advertisements. bsats
JstiI he for sale at GRUNEWALDS music store
l4029 cod =
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THE RAILROAD WAR rs saExIco
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NEW OtqGRP.

From Jackson, Tennessee, this great route
is being extended to tie Ohio river, 0ppo
site Cairo, from which point bridge as to
be built across to connect witk shaS great
thoroughtare, the Illinois Central railroad,
Of which our Snterprisiag soung fellow-
citizen Colonel j. 7. Tuok8r 10 the agent in
Now <}rYaaDs
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no CAPITALISTS AND eRoPERTy

Two CAPITALISTS AND PR0PERTY
8OLDBRs.
The undersigned being the specially authorized
agents of the owners Of the continuation Of the
Magazine street railroad call the stention of cap
talists ard property holders generally and
especially of property owners in Jefferson City and
CarrOlton to the opening of subscription lists to
the balance of the capital stock of the New Or
leans and C8Irollton Magazine Street RRrOad
Company. Plans OF the road can be and fuD
particulars obtained by spplying to
JOSEPH HOLz,
40. II Exchange alley or to
D. URBAE.
Notary Public and United States Con.missione
No 90 Camp street. eu25 del
A n RETAtL.............'....A RETAIL.
Sugar cured Hams at 10 cents; best al l2k cents
10000 pounds best SugSr-eured Hams at l2S ceuts
per pound
IoO60 pounds Green hams at 8 cents per pound.
10000 pounds Green and Smoked shoulders at
cents.
Also, 500 Mcclellan Saddles at + 4 so each.
For sale at 4. 3. CHUhCHlLLS
No. 40 Magazine stre<
Between Eatchez and Ora vier streete;
rpHa HOSe
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THE TR

The connection bet~eeA the o'aokson
poute and the Illinois Central Ss noE made
BY way of she Mobile and Chic railroad
from jackson, fennessee, to Columbus,
Kentucky. where the transfer boat Illinois
takes passengers and freight 70 Cairo. Ghe
transfer is Esry agreeable change after
being so long in the cars, and the traveller
has ample time for refreshing himself ~!tl'
a bath end q gnud dinner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-29

DOU SEWING MACHINE, always in orde
sid ready to sew to run BY hand or foot
Recommended By the medical faculty as tha tI4l3
one fit for delicate ladies to use, account Of IL
ughtness. First class machines OF al kinds ar
offered for sale. The New Domestic Sewing sss
large assortment of ladies ready made euits 81
ways hand, OF all colors and styles, ms1If2s
Eured on celebrated sewing machines
del6 ly N. S. HEDRICK. No. I03 Canal sGree'
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NO INTERFERENCE BY GERMANY
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4 coMpRoM1sE PROBABLE
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EATING HOUSES.

Speaking of dinner calls to rev HnAf1 q
every one who has Travelled much in the
South. ard that is the exceedingly meagre
arrangements which are generally made fOr
supplying travellers with good and whole
some food. Ally experience is shat aho trav-
cling public has anezcelient appetite. which
needs no eoaxlng. But some 0! eur South
ern railroad eating houses resort tC devices
to choke off that hungry public. which
would make the mistress af bke s30g al
MugbY hide hep diminished head n
shame aud confusion. She han recourse
to sawduBt an the sandwieheg. and
such mild expedisnts as making :h"
waiteH girls 3ook absUaetediy nt" ;he
dim distance thereby making q sorS
Of telescope Of the hungry ana anxious
traveller Who might be attempting g A.
tract their attention. The So0.aecn ga:
house keeper, however. sets before lis dis
gusted guests salty bacon and greasy
green's, peste-ltka potatoes and gumnS
bread The waiter does not need to sSVo.d
the eye Of the beckoning guest, suF he =
too much cast down and detected 10 ask
for anything moto fog feas BE Eay IS:
worse,
Happily they are nos all .: ts.:. slaes,
and those along the Jackson sva% are .
good as those along any other line, Bos
would like 60 know Why the 9aiiroad
companies 90 not take this matter in hand,
and see that travellers along thoic bEes are
well provided for end have neither 70 loso
their meals nor be nauseated By fe0d which
u unfit 70 place before hnman 6@lngs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-29

This is not, perhaps, the most pleasant
season Of the year for Northern tour; and
yet it may not be uninterestipg to the
readers of the RKFUBZIcAN TO learn what
are it's agreeable and what its unpleasant
faatu-aa
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FROm sUaImER TO WINTER.

New Orleans and Chioago-The Route
The Labor QuesLiOn-RaiIrcnd Eating
Houses-How Travellers are Fed, and
How They Should be Fed-The Illinois
Central RnilrOad-T,he New Chicago
Winter.
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FORM Of FRENCH G0VERNENT
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TERMS: s16 90 PER ANNUM,
WHOLE NUMBER 1870.
BY TELEGRAPH.

~ A 1A Ed - A& "A "A
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
GERMANY DlSC0URAGING IMMIGRATION
ADVANCE IN PASSAGE BATES
GERMANS WANTED At HOME
SMALLPOX ON sHLPBoARD
THTERS AND THE ASSEMBLY
h COMPROMISES PROBABLE
FORM Of FRENCH GOVERNMENT
NO INTERFERENCE BY GERMANY
THE RAILwoAB WAR rs saExICO
STEAMER 8osT OFF HAVANA
CONDITION 0F Mr.. GREELEY'S HEAtTH
BETTER BUf STILL IN DANGER
FIPgy E0RsEs BURNED II ILLINOIS
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LEAVING sUMMBR.

Your correspondent, nos without 9ome
feelings Of regret, one pleasant day last
week turned his back upon the Crescent
City, and has striven TO retain some of the
impressions which. were conveyed to him
by observation along the line Of his route.
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THEIRS AND THE ASSEMBLY
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SMALLPOX ON sRIPBoARD
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
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&tst6se ''''''pl wv
gor sale at 1runewalds music ssoreo
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[oQaTIxuED oaN ElenrH PA0B.
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GERMANS WANTED At HOME
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-01

ton, inform the many readers Of the
Commercial about how much j. n.
Camden, ]. NJ. jackson and others
paid you for that puff OF the 10th inst {;
or, in other words, how much does 1t
cost to make something out Of nothing ?
Yours, &C.,
SAMUEL BURLINGTON.
The information as to how much it
costs to make something out of nothing
can be of no possible benefit to Buffing.
ton, as his case is hopeless. 1t would
take larger sum to make anything
out OF him than he can afford.
l never received a cent for anything
ever written for the Commercial. except
regular salary, which is paid me at the
Office whenever l want It. should
spurn the man who would offer bride,
and he would be apt to get puff
which he would remember.
The parties mentioned in the West
Virginia letter referred to are all high
toned gentlemen, and as far above offer
ing brides as would be in receiving
The public,trusts which have often been
given them are proofs that they have
the confidence Of their fellow citizens
From the names I gave as being
prominent upon the 'slate," the Yves
Virginians will select their servants a
the next election, mark that. have
been over the State good deal, anc
usually have moderate ambition Il
know what am talking about befor'
| talk. H. V. R.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Infection in the Air.

Al this season the vegetable world takes
a new lease OF life; but to the sensitive and
delicate members OF the human family II
is time Of danger and often Of great suffer
ing. The moisture which rises from the
earth and hangs suspended over IL In the
form of the morning and evening mists
and fogs, holds in solution, so to speak, the
mephitic elements which produce fever
and ague, remittent fevers, rheumatism,
and many painful nervous disturbances,
and which aggravate dyspepsia, bilious
ness and all minor affections OF the stom-
ach and bowels. This, therefore, Is crit
ical period Of the year, a season when the
renovatlng, refreshing and purifying ope-
rations of the mightiest OF all vegetable
tonics and alternatives, Hostetters Stomach
Bltters, is salvation TO the weak, and the
best security for the continuance OF the
health and vigor of the strong. Now Ia the
time not only to protect the system against
the common ailments OF the season, but TO
prevent the disorders incident to warmer
temperature Let not the eIhausting
heats of the summer months find you I'M
prepared TO meet them. A course OF Nos
letters Bitters, commenced now, Will put
all the physical energies In hghtlng trim,
doub e the capacity OF the internal organs
to repel the causes Of disease, refresh the
brain and clear it OF all hypochondriacal
cobwebS, and place the whole physique In
an attitude OF defense, with every available
point foi tified and guarded and as nearly
lnvulnerable TO unwholeSome influences rs
az 1t is possible for the human structure
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-01
POLITICAL MEETINGS.
DoDDRIDGE COUNTY.

At meeting ofthe Democrats and
Conservatives of Doddridge county, held
at the Count House of said county, the
9th day of April, 1872, upon the mo
ton OF V. Langft, DR.. l.. r. Charter
was called to the chair and G. s. Davis
was appointed Secretary, after which
the following resolutions were pr sent
ed to and adopted by the meeting:
!. Rssolped That we approve the
holding OF a convention at Parkersburg,
on the Both day of May, to nominate
candidates for State offices.
.. Resolved, That we recommend the
holding ola convention at Grafton, on
Tuesday, 2Sth day OF May, to nominate
candidates Tor Judge of the Circuit
Court of this Circuit.
3. ReSolrsd, That every Democrat in
the county is appointed a DELEGATE to the
State Convention, and that the Chair
appoin, four delegates from each town.
, ship to represent this county in the
Judicial Convention, at Grafton, and
that the Chairman and Secretary be
added to the list.
I. Resolvsd, That the delegates to the
Safe Convention are instructed TO vote
Tor the nomination OF J. y. Camden
for Governor.
The following gentlemen were sp-
pointed TO the Grafton Convention:
Vest Union Topnskip-M. Donohoe'
C. G. Davis, Esq, w. Scott, F. Free.
man and I. A. Jones, Sr.
Central T6paship-S. Douglass, II.
Magee, T. Carpenter, VIM. ShuII and
A. f. O Donnell.
Grant T6mnsh;p-Wm. II. Ho>kin-
son, J. c. Cline, G. l.. Roach, P. Tate
and l.. II. Davis
MClelen T6mnship-S. Langftt, C..
Bunnell, J. B. Swaney, Il. Currey and
L. Ash.
.Nr,o .Ml2n To,cnshp-S. G. Davis
G. w. Snider. S. Pearcy, A. Bee and
J. F. Randolph.
South West TowaSh;p-J. A. Sum
mers, J. w. Winship J. Lesson, D.
Stout and c. l.. Chapman.
ON motion, the meetingiadjourned.
L. r. CHARTER, President.
G. S. DAVIS, Secretary.
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
Pursuant to public notice the citizens
of the county Of Randolph assembled
in Beverly on the oath day of April,
1872, TO appoint delegates to the Dem.
ocratic Convention to be held at Park
ersLurs on the Both day Of May 1872,
to nominate a Governor, State officers
and tour Judges of the Supreme Court
Of Appeals.
David Golf was appointed President
and James Wilson Secretary.
The object OF the meeting was ex-
planned by the President, and the fol.
lowing resolution was presented and
adopted
RoS0lvsd. That every Democrat in the
county of Randolph be appointed del
egates to represent the said county In
the State Democratic Convention
which will assemble at Parkersburg on
the Both day of May next.
Resolrsd, That these proceedings be
published in the Wheeling REGISTER
and other Democratic papers in the
State.
DAVID GoFF. President,
laura VII SON Secretary.
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JAMES WILSON, Secretary.
LETTER FROM RANDOLPH.
Preparing for Parkcrsburg-Cfr-
cult COurt-The New COnstitu'
ton.

BEVERLY, w. Va, April 81.
Editors of the Register
The Democratic and Conservative
party of Randolph met in the Court
House in Beverly, on the 9th instant,
to appoint delegates to represent this
county in the Democratic State Cons
vention, TO be held at Parkersburg, W.
Va, on the 30ih of May, to nominate
State officers. Colonel David Golf oc>
cupied the chair and stated the object
of the meeting in few appropriate
words. TO insure a large attendance,
everybody who desired 10 do so were
authorized to 90 and act as representa-
tives for the comfy Of Randolph.
Our Circuit Court, Judge Harrison
presiding, has been in session the
greater part of the week, and great
many cases were cleared off the docket
1t was our good pleasure to hear
some able speeches delivered in adj
vocacy of the adoption Of the new Con-
stitution on the Oath, by Messrs. Woods
and Martin, members of,he Convention,
and BY Capt. Harding,the representative
from Randolph and Tucker. Mr..
Martin delivered one Of the most forci-
BILE speeches that we ever listened TO.
He spoke at some length, of the infa>
nous clauses contained in the old Con-
stitu,ion, and the manner in which
they would be enforced if the Radical
party should come into power again.
He also spoke of some OF the most OBJ
jectionable features in the proposed new
Constitution He weighed and sifted
them in such a logical manner that a
great many who were undecided went
away with the determination Of giving it
their hearty support. Randolph will
give large majority for it, but we have
heard several staunch Democrats, who
have worked industriously for the party,
say that they will not support it. Their
principle objection seems to be on &C.
count of the homestead law" 1t is the
only Objectionable feature we see in it,
and it may have some weight in re-
ducing our majority. More anon.
Yours, &c, JERRY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-01
TO THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED
By THE LEGISLATURE TO IN
vESTIGATE THE SUBJECT OF
PUBLIC PRINTING.
GENTLEMEN

Since have been charged, more o.
less directly by few political and, per
hsps, personal enemies, land especially
by W. E. STEVENSON. editor Of the
Parkersburg Journal) with having
wrouged the State in the matter oil
Public Printing; and since it is made
your duty by the terms of the Legisla-
tive resolution under which you hold
your appointments, to investigate
the whole subject of the Public Print
ing since the formation of the State. |
deem it proper to call your attention
to these charges and insinuations
which have been made against my
character and suggest that it is your
duty to take cognizance Of the same.
have chosen this public manner OF
calling your attention to this matter, in
order to invite all who have given cur
rency to these charges to furnish you
with their evidence and with the
names of such witnesses as they may
desire to have examined. Being con-
sclous myself of entire innocence, |
court the falle.t Investigation.
Very Respectfully.
LEWIS BAKER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-01

The Akron, Ohio, Daily Beacon still
shines. The Office was totally con-
sumed by fire last Saturday morning
but the Beacon was issued on Saturday
evening and contains full account OF
the confagration. There is vitality
about live newspaper that fire ca nuoi
DESTROY. We congratulate our friends
of the Beacon upon the energy they
have displayed. and hope they will pu,
the Valley Railroad through with
their characteristic vim.