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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-24
NEW YORK.
General News.

New YORK, April 23.-A desperate
fight occurred to-day at the election OF
delegates to the Tammauy General
Convention from the Sixteenth Assem-
bly, Distrist, resulting in the shooting OF
one of the inspectors, NJ. McNulty.
He was hustled to the sidewalk and
knocked down by number Of Jimmy
Irvings sympsthizers. William Hen
Messy struck him down with the butt
end OF his pistol. Several shots were
fired. McNulty arose much bruised and
was going away, when a bullet fred by
John Mcconnell again brought him TO
to the ground. He was found to be
fatally hurt. Several others were hurt
in the affray. Mcconnell was arrested.
A fire occurred this morning, in the
extensive flax mills Of A. s. Hart i Co.
The building and machinery were val
ued at $4,000. A valuable lot Of
flax hemp, rope and twine were in the
premises. The loss on the building and
machinery is about Sl50,000. The
stock is largely destroyed. Insurance
unknown.
The argument to release all the peni.
tentiary prisoners on the ground OF
illegal committal, was heard to day IN
the Supreme Court The decision Of
the court was reserved.
Ed. B. Haskell, editor OF the Boston
Herald, and George Warden, editor OF
the Lowell, Massachusetts, Courier, are
in the city on their way to the Yosemite
Valley and San Francisco. They will
be Joined at st. Louis by other editors
and several prominent artists.
A deputation Of friends Of o Baldwin.
the pugiIist, arrived to-day from Phila-
delphia for the purpose Of coming to
some definite understanding with the
hackers OF Jem Mace for the match
betw cen them. A meeting between
them is to take place in day or two.
A large delegation OF the Committee
OF Seventy went to Albany to day,
accompanied by committee OF the Bar
Association, 10 appear before the Assem-
bly, judiciary Committee in relation to
the impeachment or removal Of certain
judges in this city. The Committee OF
Seventy will call upon the Governor to
urge the necessity Of his signing the new
charter. 1t is said that several Demo
cratic Congressman have addressed
letters to the Governor asking him TO
sign the charter.
A motion made today to admit
NJ. Hayes, charged with the murder OF
ODonnel in 1857, to bail in the sum OF
$4,000, was granted by Judge Bedford
in the Court OF General Sessions.
The meeting Of the Erie directors,
called for to-day, to appoint successor
TO Eldridge, was postponed. The Sec
retary states that the Erie Company
intends creating a consolidated mort
gage on its property for the purpose OF
providing funds to lay third rail, &c.
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The Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, April %, 7:3O P. NJ
ProJaJiltiss.-Au area OF low barometer
is advancing east and southeast to the
Atlantic and Gulf coasts, with southeast
TO southwest winds. Cloudy and threat
ening weather, and very probably rain'
will prevail on Wednesday from the
Ohio Valley to the lakes and westward )
partially cloudy weather over the South,
ern States, with threatening weather and
probably rain along the South Atlantic
coast, and partially cloudy weather
over the Eastern and Middle Atlantic
States. Dangerous winds are not an
ticipated except, possibly, for the upper
lakes, tonight
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
By the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Office, IO3 Main Street.
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON. April 23.-The reports rela'
tive to the intention Of Queen Victoria
to shortly abdicate the throne in favor
of the Prince OF Wales have been again
revived and obtain considerable credence
in well informed circles. 1t is asserted
that the matter has lately received the
serious consideration OF her Majesty
and that it is not improbable that an
early date will bring important changes
looking toward the retirement Of the
Queen.
In the House Of Commons this after
noon Gottherre Hardy, in the absence
OF Disraeli, questioned the Government
as to whether further proceedings be-
fore the Geneva tribunal were to be
suspended till the American claims for
consequential damages were withdrawn.
Premier Gladstone, in replying, stated
in substance that till the Am erican re-
joinder to the last note Of the British
Cabinet was received, he did not consider
it his duty to make any declaration.
The impending crisis in the Cabinet
is the general theme of discussion by
the press this morning. The threatened
resignation OF the Ministry creates an
intense party feeling in Parliamentary
circles, and the action Of the committee
on the Dublin University bill 10 looked
for with much interest. Hon. John
Bright addresses the House of Commons
tonight, supporting the bill and defend
ing the action OF the Ministry.
The Tichborne claimant has been
admitted TO bail and liberated from
Newgate. He will shortly be sum-
moned to appear at the Old Bailey for
examination on the charges Of forgery
and perjury preferred against him.
The weather throughout Eng gland is
mild and springlike, and the opening
season gives every indication of a plenti-
tul harvest.
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ihe Iron Trade I'm Eng land. .

'.e b ti>h Trade Journal, of recent
49, Announces that their iron men
'"- 10 difficulty to contend with be-
the scarcity OF material and its
NIce. as well as the increase OF
'-' and lessening OF hours. These
"''cultles enough, one would think,
,.''> strikes, floods and famines were
.'Tl 10 the list. 1t also states that
SUI shows an upward tendency,
~"eAar!y Swedish and Russian, which
scarcely be procured. The Ameri-
orders are still large, and while old
acis are being completed at loss
/. vera manufacturers, new demands
accepted with reluctance and at
~ ahced prices. Their manufacturers
very averse to altering prices, as
Encourage foreign competition :;
'he increased invoices have had
apPreclable effect on the foreign
,-Fs Yet in certain localities sub
D.. '-Ion Of three eighthour turns for
"o twelve hours, threatens to
:. e The blowing out OF furnaces and
-.Nng down Of mills. Masters do
.,,, .ssi as though they could meet the
,u'e OF this change with the
aoee IN the price OF ore and fuel.
.,n -, supply OF fuel seems to be mad
s,5 ave 10 the demand in most localities
A. every feature OF the trade tends to
~sall further advance in prices
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CHICAGO, April %.
GRAIN-Wheat, prices unsettled
and irregular; No. . spring closed at
81 2Si@l 2Ss cash. Corn closed quiet
No. ., 43!c cash. Oats quiet; No. .,
33f@34!c for regular and fresh re-
ceipts. Rye quiet and weak; 74976c
for No .. Barley quiet aud steady at
5Sc for regular No. =.
FLOUR-Firm; stocks exceedingly
light.
HIGHWINES-Steady at S33S3!c.
PROVISIONS-Iron bound mess
pork firm, closing at sl2 05@l2 10
cash. Lard quiet and weaker, closing
at IS 52t@S 55c cash.
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet At So 80
HOGS-Live at 81 1904 40.
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NEw YORK, April %.

NEW YORK, AprlI Z1.
FLOUR-Quiet and firm at Sc 3j9
S5 TOR superfne State; s. 0O9
7 10 for extra State; s. Boz q
for choice dG 81 3O,d6 Sj for super,
fine western; Sc 9j@7 80 for common
to medium extra western; s. 3O9
s 10 for choice do; g. ljG99 2j for com
mon 10 choice white wheat western
extra s. l5@7 60 for common TO good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
81 65@8 go for trade brands; S3 OO(G
8 IS for common to fair extra ST. Louis,
and IS 7j@ll SO for good to choice
do. Southern -four scarce and very firm
t$8 00G9 Is for common to fair extra
and 50 509l2 90 for good to choice do
Rye -four is firm at = lOa5 o.
Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and scarcely
40 firm at 81 58Gl 81 Tor No. z
spring; 81 Seal 6j for No. ! do
81 75@l 80 for winter red western;
81 83Gl sc for amber western, 81 So
62 Is for white do Rye quiet and
firm at 79c for western. Barley quiet
and unchanged. Barley malt without
decided change in price. Germ scare and
lc better at - q, &c for yelloE and 7jc
for white. Oats frmer at 5llg52c icl
western in store aud sfost and 52G
j4c for Ohio
PROVISIONS-Pork quiet and steady
at sl3 35913 40 for new mSss Oil 90
for prime, and sl2509l275 Tor new
prime do. Beef is quiet at $40 5OG
II 90 for prime mess and sl2 80 for neH
prime do. Tlerce beefquiet at$9 20 io'
plain mess, and $40 62i for extra DO
Beef hams steady at sl6 00GlS % tor
prime mess, and sl9 00g2l 90 for India
do. Cut meats are firm at 9GlOc
for hams, and 4i95tc for shorlderr
middles are firm. Lard is quiet a.
si69;c for No. ! to prime steam and
9ic Tor kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Uncbanged at 32934c
for new.
CHEESE-Quiet and unchanged q,
ll6lSc for common 10 prime.
COTTOS-On spot opened duIi win
holders rather more disposed 10 realize,
at 223c for low niddlings and 23tc for
middling uplands.
PETROtEUM-Quiet and steady
at l2;c for crude, and 22S22tc 10:
refined.
TALLOW-Steady q siS9is stes
rine quiet at 9Gl0c.
WHISKY-Steady at s9ic.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. April %.
COTTON-Very dull but firm; low
middlings at 22iG22ic.
FLOUR-Very firm; city mills
superfne at 81 O097 Is; DO extra at
IS 50G9 %; do family at 81 509l2 %
GRAIN-Wheat firm; sales o. choc,
southern and amber Al 81 IL. Corr
quiet; receipts light southern white Al
6Oc; do yellow at 6Tc; western nominal
and no sales Oals quiet and steady
southern at 60@6lc; western at 55@
SOC. Rye firm at 9SG$l %.
PROVlSIONS-Very firm; mess
pork at $l3 5O@l3 IS; sales Of l50, ,00C
pounds Bulk meats; shoulders at 4ic;
sales Of 100000 pou9ds; rib sides at
6;c; Gales OF 100000 clear rib sides at
&C. Bacon firm; shoulders at 5!c;
rio sides at SIC; clear rib sides at &c.
Sugar cured hams steady at l2t@l3c.
Lard dull and unchanged.
BUTTER-Westeru, active and un-
changed
WHISKY-At 8Sc.
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HOUSE.

The following bills were introduced
and referred to the respective commit
tees:
By Mr.. Buckley-To define the rank
OF Officers transferred from the super
numerary list. Referred to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs.
By Mr.. McCormack-To grant to
Missouri all the public lands undis.
posed Of it, that State for school pur-
poses. Referred to Committee on Edu-
cation.
Bv Mr.. Rusk-To restore the waters
of the Bay OF Superior to their natural
outlet. Referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
By Mr.. Leonard-To restore the
Office of the Director of the Bureau OF
Statistics. Referred to the Committee
on WAYS and Means.
By Mr.. Hawley-To protect the saw
mills on the Mississippi river. Referred
to the Committee on Commerce.
Bv Mr.. Clark, of New York-To
authorize the construction OF a railroad
and draw-bridge across the Genessee
river to Warren county. Referred to the
Committee on Commerce.
By Mr.. Packard-To encourage and
promote telegraphic communication
between the United States and Asia,
Referred to Committee on Foreign Al
fairs.
By Mr.. Ely-To donate Governors
Island to the State OF New York. Re
ferred to Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Garrett-To grant to each
solder and sailor in the late civil war a
certificate OF land warrant. Referred to
Committee on Public Lands.
The Senate bill to provide for the
rebatement Of taxes on distilled spirits
destroyed by casualty was referred to
Committee on WAYS and Means.
Mr.. SIocum offered a resolution
reciting that the record Of the Court OF
Inquiry in the case Of General Buell.
having been lost or destroyed, the Com
mittee on Military Affairs be authorized
to send for persons and papers with
a view OF ascertsining what had been
done with said records. Adopted.
The resolution reported yesterday by
Mr.. Cox, from the Committee on Rules,
to exclude from the floor all ex-mem.
bers who are engagedin lobbying, was
taken up.
Mr.. Cox reminded the House that
The swarm Of ex-members OF Congress
on the floor had become a nuisance
and that some rule was absolutely re-
ouired bv which the House should pro.
tect itself from this nuisance.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts,. op-
posed the resolution and moved to lay it
on the table.
Mr.. Bingham took like view OF the
subject and argued against the resolu-
tion as a reflection on all members OF
Congress.
Alter further discussion, Mr.. Butler
withdrew his motion and the resolution
was recommitted chiefly by the vote OF
those who opposed to it.
Mr.. Wheeler, from the Committee
on the Pacific Railroad called up the
bill granting to the Central Pacific
Railroad Company the use Of one halt
of the Island OF Yerba Bueua or
Goat Island, in the harbor oi
San Francisco, and offered substitute
for it, providing for a commission to fi1
a sum to be paid by the company for
the grant. He proceeded to address
the House in support Of the measure.
Mr.. Sargent supported the measure
He believed that this bill was for the
benefit OF the business men Of Ssr
Francisco; that it would bring Asiatic
commerce to their shores, which VA
now sent by the Suez canal, ssd thai
within . year from this time TIA
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. April %.
COTTON-Quiet; middlings at 23c.
COFFEE-Unchanged.
COAL-Pittsburgh at l5c.
EGGS-At l4c.
FLOUR-Steady and prices are I'M.
changed from last quotation.
GRAIN-Wheat, red winter quoted
at 81 706l -. Corn firm at 49(45lc.
Oats quiet at 4l@45c. Rye at 9l@93c.
HOGS-Firm; receipts 1910 prices
range at 81 20@4 80.
MOLASSES-Steady at j3@Gjc.
OILS-Linseed at 90c.
PROVISIONS-Quiet. Mess Pork
at sl3 81! on spot. Bulk meats are IN
better feeling clear rib sides at 6@Gtc.
Bacon quiet shoulders at Sc; clear
sides at &c. Sugar cured hams at 10!
@l2c. Lard firm.
SUGARS-Quiet.
TALLOW-Firm al St@Slc.
TOBACCO-Steady and unchanged.
WHISKY-Firm; sales at S49s5c.
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS TENN, April 23.-lnforma-
ton from the North OF Mississippi and
Eastern Arkansas is to the effect that
an insect generally known as the buffalo
guat has appeared in great quantities
ami are sowing destruction among the
horses and mules on the plantations.
Many hundred animals have died from
their effects in the last few daya
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Cadefs AppRInted.

Hon. Frank Herford has appointed
Andrew S. Rowan, con o! Colonel j.
NJ. Rowan, Of this place, cade. at
the United States Naval Academy, q,
Annapolis. He has also appointed a
son of Colonel \. Fitzhugb, At Charles
ton, a cadet at the United States Mil
itary Academy at West Point.-Bords'
Watekmna-
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Az exchange says: III, instead o.
the closing anthem, some OF the min
isters should, at the close OF the
service, give the orders: Attention
worshipers! For hats, dive! Fo,
overcoat., go! Jerk, twist, plunge
Make yourselves ridiculous all I" the
effect would hardly by variation from
the present style Of getting ready TO go
ont of church. The singing Of the
doxology seems to be the signal for a
general putting on and adjustment, and
when the beDediction is aboat TO be
pronounced the rutfied congregation
look more like jumping out Of the
windows, or uniting in q crashing
and crowding race for the door than
listening TO the solemn words Of the
good pastor. At one Of our well filled
churches. on Sunday evening, it was
observed that at least every third mau
was going through these ridiculous
notions while the services were closing,
although the sermon had been excel
lent. Why do not the people wait
until the proper time to do these things
There is a time for everything, but
that time does not always occur during
church services"
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ALB ANY.

ALBANY, n. Y, April 23.-The As,
sembly passed the Pneumatic railroad
bill BY ayes 66 to noes "A. The Van
derbilt scheme to sink the railroad
tracks on Fourth avenue was also
passed, defeating Hawkins railroad
bill, whereupou Haw kins Immediately
resigned his seat in the Assembly.
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WISCONSIN.
SuicIde-Verdict Rendered.

MILWAUKEE, April 23.-Adam Dentz'
Ter, sentenced to two years in the House
OF Correction for stabbing his reputed
wife, Matilda Dentzler, committed sui
eide last night.
In the United States Court verdict
for $4,000 was rendered against the
Northwestern Packet Company IN favor
OF E. VilIar Tor injuries sustained by
walking Of a gang plank while ap-
preaching one OF the company's boats.
A similar case was decided against the
company last week.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, April 23.-The rati6cations
OF the new Trades Mark Convention,
securing the rights of Austrian and
American manufacturers from infringe
ment were formally exchanged to-day
by Count Androssy and Minister John
Joy.
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TURKEY.

CoxsrASrISorLE, April 23.-General
Sherman and Lieut.. Grant left this city
to-day for Sebastopol. Several other
important military points in Southern
Russia will be visited by General Sher"
man and party.
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CINCINNATI.

sa,e or the Buckeye Race Track.
CINCINNATI, April 23-The Buckeye
race track was sold at auction to-day
and was purchased BY Col. L. A.
| Morris for $4,000.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK. April %. 6P. n

NEW ORK, April 3, Z. M.
MONEY-Market was active during
the greater part of the day at I per cent
to Lilo, but in the afternoon the rates
Of interest declined to 4 per cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
firm at l09:@l0ei for prime bankers
60 days sterling, and ll0t@lnO; for
sight.
GOLD-Market closed up firm at
llls@lll4.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was strong and higher in sympathy
with the rise in gold. U. S. currency
6's, ll5i@ll6.
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OHIO.
Burglar Captured.

CHlLLIcorHE, April 23.-Jas. BeckIes
member Of the Roxabell gang o
burglars, was arrested near here yester'
day by detective Cheney, Of Washing
ton C. H. He resisted and WAS shot
through the chest and escaped to the
woods, where Cheney found him. He
made a desperate fight, AMI beat
Cheenev's head almost to jelly with
his pistol before Cheney 8 assistant
arrived. He was finally knocket
down and secured, and is now in jail
Cheney gets a reward OF $500 for his
capture.
Fatal Accident.
BELLEFoxrA1SE, O., April 23.-At
o'clock this morning Charles +. Mill
brakeman on the Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati and indianapolis railroad, on
a construction train, was instantly killed
in the ward here while making a
coupling between two fiat cars loaded
with iron, which projected over the car
crushing his head. The train in back
ing cut both his legs off at the knee
He was about l9 years old and had only
been employed on the train a week.
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IOWA.
CapftaI Punish ~ ent Abolished. +.

Capital Punishm ment Abolished.
DEs MONIES, April 23.-Both houses
OF the Iowa Legislature have finally
passed the bill abolishing capital pun
ishment and substituting imprison-
ment Tor lite. The immediate effect OF
this enactment is the consignment o'
S,artey. the murderer, who was under
sentence OF death, to the State Peniten-
tiary for life.
Liberal Republican Convention.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, April 23.-The
Iowa Liberal Republican Convention
met in the Opera House to-day. The
attendance was not as large as expected
being a little over one hundred. John
B. Grinnell is the principal manager.
The Convention was called to order by
Fitz Henry Warren, who nominated
DC. Cloud, OF Muscstine, for tempo
rarv Chairman. Mr.. Cloud made q
speech upon taking the chair, declaring
I'VE meet here as Republicans,
whereat the Democratic delegation
looked displeased. He alluded 10 the
infantile movement in Iowa, saying
"A few of US commenced with fear and
trembling, but now tie movement has
assumed proportions that will soon
carry dismay to the enemy" The
Committees on Permanent Organiza-
ton. on Delegates to Cincinnati and
Resolutions were appointed.
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the River and weather.

CINCINNATI, April 23-River falling
With % feet 6 inches in the channel
Westhsr clear and cool.
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PrrTsBrRGH. April 23.-River falling
slowly, with 8 feet 4 inches in the chan
mel. Weather clear and pleasant.
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lNSU RANCE,
HI II NJ a
Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
OF WHEELING.
,ITAL, 100000.

This company has been in successful oper-
alton six years continues Ia insure against
loss or damage by IRE on Buildings oi
all kinds Manufacturing Establishments,
Household Furniture and Personal Proper
" generally, Hulls and Cargoes on the
Western waters, on as favorable terms ~
other sound institutions.
WM. h. SIMPSON, President.
J. r. MILLER, Secretary.
OSCAR RSANDROCH, Agent and Solicitor.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. b, Simpson, VIM. Z. Handlan,
Jno. X. Botsford, J.R. McCortney,
John L. Hobbs. T.. 4. Brown,
DR.. ii. J. Wlesel.
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West Virginia Insurance Go.

West Virginia Insurance 90.
Market street, under the Mcclure House.
CAPITAL, sIss,00O.
TAKES RISKS AT THE Low EST
rates on Buildings of all kinds, Furniture,
Household Goods, Merchandise and Goods
In Transit.
DIRECTORs:
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob NJ. Rickel,
Henry Hartman, Dr. ]. Z. Hupp,
Jonathan Rowley, Edmund Booking,
X. J. Smyth, L. j. Campbell,
J. IL. BristOr, =. PraReri
VIM. B. gilbert, Thomas BogYess,
d. ID. I. Farnsworth, VIM. Is. Crane,
David Billmyer, Joseph Shields,
VIM X. White, y. Gon, JT.
|. II. Duval. ID. ii. DIX.
VIM. L. Stevenson,
bE Once over HArtman's Clothing Store,
south side Monroe street. Wheeling. W. Va.
JACOB HORN BROOK, President
JACOB NJ. BICKEL, Vice Pre-t
LII. WILLIAM, Secretary.
\. Is. McCOLlDCH, Asst Secretary
MARI
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Fire and Marine Insurance Go
OF WHEELING.

lNSShfOhAhED IN iSSi'
TAKES RISKS AT THE Low EST
rates on Buildings Of all kinds, Furniture
and Merchandise, and on Goods In Transit.
DIRECTORS:
A. Wilson, VIM, X. Go~horn,
Thomas O'Brien, John Reid.
John Murine, Alex. Rogers,
h. J. Stone, VIM. A. Wilson.
Alfred Caldwell,
es- Office up stairs, I'm the Insurance
Building" next door 10 the Merchants
National Bank.
A. WILSON, President.
JOHN REID, Sr., Vice Prest.
{. Ii. COLLIER, Secretary. ya2o
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National Insurance Co.,

DIRECTORS:
George X. Wheat, ThOs. Hornbrook.
James McCIuney, John r.. Wilson,
Morgan l.. OF, Joseph J. PAUL.,
A. W. Campbell, George Adams.
}. Clark.
GEO. X. WHEAT, Prest
JAS. MCCLUNEI, Vice Pros't,
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
OFFICE: No. O8 NARkEr STHEEr.
DctlS