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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-17
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
TUESDAY EVENING, April 10.
SecoNp BRANCH.

SECOND BRANCH.
Tho Second Branch Of Council met
pursuant to adjournment.
Pressnt-Messrs.- Altmyer, Baird,
Clator, R. Crawford, o. J. Crawford
Logan, OBrien, J. G. Smith, Porter
Smith, Salisbury, Sheppard, Viewig'
w.issarber and President Forbes.
The reading OF the minutes was dis
peused With.
An ordinance assessing a tax on
licenses to keepers Of coffee houses,
ord;nsries and retail liquor dealers
within the city OF Wheeling, commenc.
inc on the first Monday in May. 1872,
vss read three times and passed. For
lic,n,e 10 keep an ordinary the tax is
5000: license to keep coffee honse,
$50; TO retail spirituous liquors $50,
tba came as last year.
The Committee on Water Works
report, 10 regard TO the water pipe made
by John Hamilton & Co., was taken up
and resolution offered by the commit
tee authorizing the payment OF $3.50 to
Hamilton l. Co., to make up losses on
pine made since January ], 1872, was
laid on the table-yess 10, nays 3
after about two hours debate.
The Committee on Finance reported
the following resolutions, which were
adopted:
Resolyed, That the resolution Of the
Committee on Accounts recommending
payment of the amount ola lost coupon,
10 n. Wilkinson, be adopted
Resolred, That the Committee on
Ordinances be instructed to report an
ordinance providing for the election OF
q TEN porary assistant clerk, and detin.
ing his duties.
The committee also give the opinion
that If the existing gas loan could be
retired and 9 new loan for an amount
sufficient to purchase the gas works and
pay for the proposed extension and i'm
prorements, secured by pledge OF the
revenues Of the gas works, placed upon
the market, it would be taken at rate
of interest no. exceeding seven and one.
half per cent per annum, the bonds
exempt, as now, from municipal taxes:
1t was resolved that when the Second
Branch adjourned it be to meet on
Tuesday evening next.
The following was referred to the
Comm ittee on Police:
Resolpsd, That the Committee on
Police report at the next meeting of
Council upon what authority the pris-
oners are let out OF the lookup before
the hour OF court by paying few dol
lars, without reference to what their
oftense may have been.
On motion the Second Branch Al.
jourpe1.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-17
wheeling, Parkersburg and
Cincinnati Transportation
COmpany's Packets.

COURIER. Capt. JACK HARRISON
EXPRESS, Capt. PHIL ABSOLUTE.
The COURIER leaves Wheel-
lle9 Ping for Parkersburg every Tues,
hday, Thursday and SATURDAY ~
i0h o'clock A N. Returning leaves fa ara
srsburg every Monday, wednesday snu
Friday at 6 O'Clock A. NJ.
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling lof fsIA ,
ersburg every Monday, WEDNESDAY anu
Friday at lO11a O'Clock AN. Returning ieaS -
ParKersburg every Tuesday, Thursday auo
saturday at 6 O'Clock A. NJ.
' G. II. Booth q CO.,
r,a,a Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-17
REMOVAL,
No. l66 Main Street,

GRAHAMS STEAM DYEING AND
4 . Cleaning Establishment has been re-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-17

HAVE you seen the new style rholo
graphs at the Partridge Gallery
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-17

DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President.
Jacob HOrnbrook, Chester ID. Knox,
Geo. w. Franzheim, A. w. Campbell.
Jacob 8. Rhodes, Henry N. hiI>'E'
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier
mars d6w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-28
The Sagadahoc Liberal" Coz l.
vention.
A DECIDED FIzzLE.

Bath, u. The Sagadahoc liberal req ubli-
can mass meeting met tonight at Colur aban
Hall. 1t was a most perfect fizzle. Not over
thirty-tive disahected and disappoint ed re-
publicaps were iii attendance. Gree ley ism
has seea its best days in this county and is
gradusay recedng. Their county ,lomina-
tons viii be buried beneath majority larger
than last year.
After organizing, committees of conference
were chosen and the two conventions, demo-
cratic and liberal republican, were merged,
and in joint convention made choice of Hon
d. f.. Talman, President, and Josiah Nichols
and A. j.. Potter, Secretaries. 1'he follow
ing nominations were made:
For Senator-Hon. Josiah Morrow.
Sheriff-Nathan Coombs.
Judge of Probate-Francis Adams.
Register of Probate Saml M. loonnell.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Hon. Ralph l. Ingersoll of New Haven,
CT, prominent State legislator and formerly
Minister to Russia, died on Monday.
The public is determined to have the postal
cards. Applications have been made to the
postal department for two millions of the
cards.
The Ku-Klux spirit has manifested itself
atresh in North Carolina, at Salisbury, and
letter has been received by the President ask
ing for immediate protection.
| The business of the Geneva Tribunal
now expected to close in about two weeks.
The Georgia case has been virtually aoan-
donsd. but that of the Shenandoah excites
much discussion.
The regular State Republican Convention
:, Sontb Carolina concluded its labors Mon
Jav at Charleston by the apoption OF plat
soru and the selection of an electoral ticket.
.Indge Mackey severely denounced the bolt
ers.
The boilers from the South Carolina Re.
nublicsn State Convention met Monday, ct
Columbia and completed their State ticket.
A platform indorsing President Grants and
denouncing the State administration ~ imbe-
ellie and corrupt was adopted.
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STATE NEWS.

The roughs at Lewiston amuse thepselveS
by throwing stones at the Tanners.
We learn that Miss Fanny, daughter of E.
L. Merrill, Esq, of Andovcr, while going
down some cellar steps on Friday last, got
her feet entangled in her clothes in some
way, and fell to the bottom, striking her arms
upon a broken piece of crockery and cutting
cash nearly three inches long and reaching
clear to the bone.
A man up town ties his cat up by the tail
in the backyard every night; in the morn
| ing he goes out and collects the pieces of
soap, shaving-pots, soap dishes, old brushes,
and various other things thrown into the yard
by disturbed and angry boarders in the ad
joining houses.-Portiand Star.
BY the admission at the last examination of
Bates College, the number of the Freshma4
class is increased to thirty-seven. The
Sophomore class numbers IS; the Junior 2l;
the Senior 10; Theological students, 20.
| Total l15.
The Maine Central Railroad Company have
purchased what is known as Halls hill near
| Hermon Centre. A side track leading to it
has been put down and the gravel will be
used on the road.
| Patents granted to Maine inventors for the
week ending Aug. 9Th
S. b. Parmenter, Lewiston; spindie step.
ID. II. Cousins, Surry, cst-hook and stop
per.
G. L. Peabody, Buxton, car coupling.
j. w. Stockwell, Portland, machine for
manufacture of drain pipe.
In the new postal cards is realized.tne ex-
preston, IA penny for your thoughts"
The State Superintendent of Common
Schools with able assistants began the fall
campaign of the Teachers Institute at South
Paris ON Monday. Other institutes will be
held as follows; Damarscotta, Sept. I'd !;
Warren, Sept. eth; Machias, Sept 10th;
Ellsworth, September %; Orono, Sept. 80th;
Dexter, Oct. 7th; Belfast, Oct. i4lh; Show
hogan, Oct. 81; Augusta, Oct. 2Sth; Bath
| Nov. 4th; Wilton. Nov. 18th.
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POLITICAL.

Columbus, s. c., 20. The State demo.
cratic committee to-day adopted resolutions
advising the democrats to nominate no State
ticket, denouncing the frauds and corruption
of the State convention, demanding of repub
hcans to fulfill their pledges for reform and
advising the formation Of perfect county or
CARNATIONS for local purposes.
Topeka, KS, 81. The straight democrats
assembled here to-day, passed resolutions
repudiating Greeley, re-afirming the time
honored principles, and endorsing Charles
O'Connor for President. Four delegates
were elected to the Louisville convention.
Little Rock, Ark, %. The consultation
of the democrats, liberal republicans and re-
form State central committees was closed on
Monday evening, and the result is the adop-
ton of the reform ticket with two changes.
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County Treasurer-Hsnry Fans.
County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Adams.
Register of Deeds-N. G. Reed.
The Soldiers Convention.

Portland, Me-, 81. At the Soldiers and
Sailors Convention held in this city to-day,
Gen. Butler was followed by Gen. John c.
Caldwell of Maine, after which the meeting
adjourned until evening.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
series of resolutions. The first declares that
the continued success of the republican party
in the State is the sole security of reform and
progress. The second resolves tina. the illus
trious services of Ulysses s. Grant have CON-
mended him to the hearts and judgment of the
people, and that with him for q leader we can
not fail in the future any more than in the
past, fail of success. The third halls with
delight the nomination of Henry Wilson for
the Vice Presidency. The fourth enters an
indignant protest against any scheme for re-
Cancellation that embraces the remotest init
nation of pensioning rebel soldiers and their
heirs. The fifth declares that when Horace
Greedy declared that he hoped the time would
come when the soldiers who fought with Lee
and Johnson will occupy proud position
in the hearts of the American people as the
soldiers who fought with Serman, he forfeit
ed all claim to the support and esteem of the
great body of men who maintained the ma
tons honor. The sixth approves the objects
of the National Soldiers and Sailors Conven-
ton at Pittsburg. The seventh think it the
duty Of every republican soldier to give his
hearty cooperation to swell the republican
majority.
In the evening an immense audience as
sembled long before the time fixed. They
were addressed by Senator Wilson, Fred.
Douglass, Gen. Harlan, and Ben Butler, af-
ter which the resolutions we're adopted and
the Convention adjourned.
Another meeting was had in Fluent Hall on
account Of the want of space in the City Hall,
and large and brilliant torch-light process
sion marched the principal streets. Organ
lied campaign companies were present from
Bangor, Augusta, Lewiston and Auburn.
Many buildings were illuminated.
Portland, 81. Schooner Francis Ann, Of
Harpswell, thence for Boston, was run into
Sunday night at ten o'clock by an unknown
schooner % miles south of Cape Elizabeth in
a dense fog. She sunk in twenty minutes.
The crew took to her boat and rowed to Port
laad, reaching here last night. The Francis
Ann was loaded with dried fish, oil, and bait,
was thirty tons burden. She was owned by
Truftan. of Harpswell, and was insured.
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Telegraph News in General.

Cincinnati, 27. A special from Memphis,
Tenn, says that G. w. Martin of Ripley
county, Tenn, who few days ago murdered
his wife and threw the body into a pond, was
taken out of Jail Sunday night by 20 armed
men, who conducted him few rods from the
Jail where twelve charges of buck-shot from
as many shot.guns were emptied into his
body.
Chicago, 27. The board of trade this
morning expelled John B. Lyon & Co., and
Hugh Mahen, for their connection with the re-
cent events in the wheat market.
Baltimore, q. The coroners jury in the
case of Mrs. Amelia Wheat, who was MUIR
dered this morning, have rendered verdict
that the deceased came to her death by pis
toll shot fred by some party to the jury IN
known. Uppercue, who was arrested, is a
law student, and is said to have sustained an
unexceptionable reputation among those who
knew him. He was in the house and was the
first who gave the alarm of murder. On the
arrival Of an officer Uppercue stated that
during the night his aunt had called to him
and requested him to come into her room as
she felt nervous. He did so laying down on
the bed by the side of Mrs. Wheat and short
ly after fell asleep. How long he slept he
knows not, but was suddenly awoke by the
report of pistol shot, when he discovered a
man retreating from the room to the front
door. He instantly sprang from bed and fired
two shots from his own revolver at the re-
treating robber and murder who escaped.
Mrs. Wheat was shot through the left temple.
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News From New York.

New York, 27. Three out Of Ave in the
team which was run into on the railroad near
Tacony N. j., were killed.
yesterday.
President Grant leaves Long Branch for
Washington Wednesday.
Great Britain has officially invited the CO.
operation of the United States in remedying
the defective system of lighting the west coast
of South America.
Mayor West of Chambersbury, yesterday
caused the arrest of II. Probasco, a steward
of the Soldiers Orphan Home of New Jer-
sey, whom he caught brutally whipping one
of the boys. In the course of the examina-
ton it appeared that the help in charge of
the orphans, attend more regularly to lager
beer dances and pleasure excursions than to
their duties, the children being allowed to
run about in rags and dirt. Probasco was
held for trial.
The chairman of the liberal republican
committee yesterday announced that the
liberal republicans will have nothing to do
with the ratification meeting of the Baltimore
convention here, leaving everything to Tam
many.
A Port-au- Prince letter to the Herald
states that American Consul Teel was ar
rested by Haytian authorities at Mirogoane.
on trumped up charge of having counterfeit
paper currency of that republic, and he is
now in filthy prison. Minister Bassett has
ewice demanded his release and has been
p eremptorialy refused. On being asked why
he did not request aid of an American man
es.war, Mr.. Bassett said that such course
was unnecessary, and besides he (Bassett)
did not wish to furnish Greeley me" with a
sensational campaign speech.
A bogus circular dated at "lIeadquarters
of the National Grant Club" has been sent
from here to different parts of the country,
requesting a remittance of three dollars from
each person to whom it is sent, to John +.
Hamilton, Secretary. There is no such club
here.
Gov. Jewell of Conn, and Judge Knight
of Merida, were elected vice presldents of
the national union league on Tuesday eve
ming.
Sixteen hundred poor children enjoyed the
fifteenth free picnic yesterday.
The Fenian brotherhood held secret
convention last week in this city.
Two ,oughs were arrested while beating a
bar keeper named Joseph Ballard, in liquor
saloon on.Houston street this morning. Bal
lard will die.
/ J. Glow was srrssted in 43d street this
morning for fatally beating his wife last eve-
ming.
fracas was reported in the Express edi-
torial room to-day, in which the messenger
boy of the city editor shot the messenger boy
of Erastus Brooks.
! A locomotive and two freight cars laden
with whiskey were burned this afternoon at
Jersey City, by collision with another train.
! Loss $4,000.
The Tombs physician states that Stokes is
again shaming sickness.
Excursion tickets from Boston to Louis
willie and return are issued at $50 and from
New Yo,k to the same place and return fol
1924, good from Aug. 20 to Sept. 10, over the
Erie route,
John Kent the boy shot at the express
4 office by Jas. Carragan this afternoon, viii
\ As,
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To THE EDIToRs OF THE LEWISTON JOURNAL {:
l have the pleasure to submit for publica-
ton the following correspondence between
Hon. A. II. Rice of Boston, and Mr.. A. t.
Denison of Mechanic Falls, relative to the
Islander which appeared in the Eastern Argus
Of few days since, over the name of Sam
uel Second" and dated Fryeburg, Aug. Goth,
purporting that one Charles Goddard held q
letter from Hon. A. II. Rice Of Boston, Pre'i
dent of the Peace Jubilee of 1869, stating ~
substance that President Grant was intoxica'-
ed on that occasion. MI,
We give You the full text of Mr. h'ce
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that apply to the whole country, and their
states have been admitted to full fellowship
In the Union. What remains then to be done
in order to satisfy the demand for reconcilia-
ton! Nothing conceivable, unless it be to
wipe treason from the list of crimes, and
make it possible that justice and patriotism
should be outraged by the sight of Davis in
the White House surrounded by his fellow 8,
to grant pensions to the soldiers whose bullt t.
thinned our ranks, and to surrender and dis
band the republican party.
| To this complexion it is that "reconcilia-
ton" comes at last-the surrender and dis
bandment of the party that thwarted the reb
els in their scheme of disunion, and brought
| upon them the humiliation of defeat!
Immortal hate restraints them from uniting
with that party, hungrily as they long for the
sweets of power. And until they can join a
successful party their great grievance remains /;
they will cry aloud for RECONCILIATION" and
will refuse to be comforted. If such are the
requirements Of reconciliation, the reply
we make is that we have not yet reached the
point of considering them.
You are to be addressed, comrades, by
distinguished statesmen and soldiers from
various sections of the land. With the fuller
light you will receive from them on the issues
at stake in this campaign, on the fairness of
be re entrusted to its present GUARDIAN
and on the known and felt dangers and those
darkly 1oreshadowed, that are involved in the
success OF this league controlled by men who
have caused its great tribulation.-yOu can
but feel stronger assurance, a deeper con-
viction, that the rescue of the country from
impending calamity, and the furtherance of
its we'll being, still depend, as in the days
gone by, upon the "stll, strong man. who
has brought it through war to peace, and
through peace to prosperity-Ulysses 5.
Grant.
The eloquent address was well received,
and the General was frequently interrupted
by applause during its delivery.
During Gen. Corners address the multi
tude in the hall kept increasing till it swarmed
up the side aisles and in front of the stage,
and wherever there was chance for foot
hold there was a listener. At the conclusion
of the speech the following were announced
as the officers Of the Convention:
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Madrid, 81. The imperial newspapers Gays
the returns thus far received show that 10
radicals, g. federals, 10 conservatives, 4 in
dependents, and 2 carlists, have been chosen.
The latest election returns increase the
radical majority in the cortez so far 27O radi-
calls, IS republicans, and 26 conservatives of
various shades have been elected. The re-
turns are still incomplete.
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New York stock Market.

New YORK Aug. p.
Mariposa do pfd., Canton Co. 80: Cum
berland Co. i.6 +; Western Union Tel Co.. 72zs
Quicksilver Mining Co., Az; Pacific Mail. "A
Boston Water Power, so; Adams Elk. Co.. 95:0
Wells Fargo h CO., 50: American Merchants I'm
7Ok u. s. Eek. Co., sll N. Y. Central Il Hudson
River, 81; do. scrip $50 Erie, 4s1s; do. pfd: !oa
Harlem, ll5s.; do. pfd l20 ; Reading, Mich
Central, ll6,s: Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
s9,4 Illinois Central 1879 cleveland Pittsburg,
Soh Chicago North Western a do ptd s91.
Chicago 4 Rock Island, ll0h Mil. st Paul 81
do. pfd. ,7sA Toledo, Wabash & Western, Az
do. pfd S.; Pittsburg Fort Wayne, 951a Terre
Ohio 4 Miss. Az. Boston, Hartford h Erie so
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New York Produce NJ arkef.

NEW OKK. AUX. n.
COTTON .-eales 2G2j oales. mid. uplands p
FLOUR-sales Ill0O; state 5 cog so; round hoop
Ohio 7O9S s.
WHEAT 5000 bu; No. spring 50gl 81; new
2 do =: winter red and amber western l4SSl63
CORN-35Ot0O new mixed western. i334t
10
OATS-sales $1,000 western 4la643H
PORK new mess, l4,25gl4 so Old.
LARD sha Ga stcam:0 kettle, a.
BUTTER-Westn,l 08i5 state. 22g26.
WHISKEY Western free, 81 93
RICE-Oaro ina, 81 09i.
COFFEE-l5gls.
SUGAR-Porto Rico. q ;Muscovado, SHs9
MOLASSES-N. o. Rags
SP'TS TURPENTINE-52453k
ROSIN- 375g.3 IS
PETROLEUM-crude, llH g22I refined, 2211s
TALLOW- Sk991
FREIGHTs TO LIVERPOOL Cotton. 1-4a
kd -four Is, Cd, wheat sid
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On Monday last parcel OF money, valued
about SIC, was found by a young man near
Cushing & Weeks fish market, and it was
speedily returned to the owner, who seemed
quite pleased to recover it, and offered to re-
ward the finder with the liberal sum of si1
cents. The gentlman doubtless believes that
"vrtue is its own reward" "The liberal soul
shall be made fat
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LEWISTON.

Lewiston, q. The race between the
stations King william and Phil Sheridan is
postponed to o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
on account of the rain. There is large at
tendance of strangers here.
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Fire.

Mederia, N. Y, 81. Weld and Wells
sfoaring mill together with the stock, was de-
stroye by fire tonight. The building was
insgred for about twenty-three thousand dol
lars
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Gen. Ambrose Z. Burnside was then intro
duced, amid great applause, and delivered
grand speech to his Old soldiers. AS Gen.
Burnside closed, Gen. Conner introduced the
who was received with deafening shouts, and
spoke for an hour and half in a most telling
manner. Other speakers were expected to
address the Convention, but our reporter was
compelled to leave on the BIS train and did
not hear them.
While Gen. Butler was speaking, Mayor
Kingsbury announced that meeting of those
unable to gain entrance to City Hall was be-
ing addressed by Gen. Harlan in Fluent Hall.
1t was soon found that Fluent Hall was un-
able to hold the listeners, and so the speaker
mounted a platform out of doors near the
City Hall, and there addressed the large and
enthusiastic concourse of people.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington p. President Grant will re-
turn to Washington tomorrow in the early
morning train.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. -.
FLOUR-sprng extras G.5096.6l
WHEAT-No. 2. lY9
CORN No. 2 SO
OATS-27t.
RYE-No2, IS
BARLEY 641 for No. 2
MESS PORK-4
LARD-S4
LIVE HOGS IS
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Drowned.

Prov idence, r. L., 27. A boy by the name
of earn ey, aged IA, was drowned in the river
this afta 'rnoon.
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Frederick Douglass is to address the peo-
pie at the great mass meeting in this city on
Friday.
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From the Lewiston journal.
GEN, GRANTS HABITS.

Hon. A. ii. Rice OF Boston, PrOnOun.
ces the Democratic story of Grants
Conduct at Boston False. teresting
Correspondence.
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About three hundred persons, including the.
Tanners left the city on a special train, yes
terday afternoon, bound for Portland. They
comfortably filed five cars, and were accom-
panied by the Augusta Band. Had it not
been for the rain that prevailed almost up to
the time of starting the train, seven or eight
cars would have been easily filled. The
Tanners have provided themselves with new
and neat uniform.
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Sncipnati Produce Market

Cincinnati Produce Market
CINCINNATI, Aug. -.
MESS PORK-l3 $50
LARD 81 sx.
BULK MEATS-sides 9itc
BACON-shoulder, TX clearrib l0H; sides IL;
WHISKEY-S9