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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02
An Old Man Lest In the Woods-

Nes- Cumberland. Maryland, 90
Tuesday week. Thomas Wilson, eighty
four wears old, started out to gather
some peaches in an orchard some dis
tsnce from bis son-in laws house, snd
did not return. Search being made 8
thst evening and throughout the next
dav. be was found Thursday forenoon
in the act Of drinking from asmaii poo
he had formed BY dsming up 3 little nv
ulet. he had teen II III. woods 'o-'y-
five hours without TODD, snd, until then,
without water. asd, being very much
exhausted, b I'D to be carrie home, where
his recovery vas doubtful
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02
s.,ord,y,, IN. lat day 81 September

.. :, ,r-nnenc!ng ~ 10 c s.orS A. VI pro-
90! 70 -. AZ pubic aU ..On AZ the iront
..00r o. he Court GolSS o. aid cou nty, Two
acts or Parcels Il la-4 situate on The
<z,--s o. Wheeling sex. n Ma shaI
.cu.y, " Va .de-crio-t - follows to-wt:
me q. sid trac:s Of aud a Iloins land
a >! ~ lanes VI. Col1>, ard i Known
- rba Pad Essle ira. containing cfty-
me scr-- and eighty poles The q her
.rsct o. "A i sdJuln, sid Hald Eas'e r,ct,
4 Z . r.A.o~ thee ac-7S aud twent y->sNeh
r.,'-~. making IN tn vo tracts s'Ity-tTo
80 g Z rre hurd-e. AMI Thirteen pcl--,
Ink .ss >ane Two acts OF land VII! =
see so-ysv-d % tn S!d Carlisle Brown
~ Josa -andl Z wife By deed date
= a. - %0ve-,l ~ 80. which q. 81 : OF
--,.-i u the keyo d., otfioe OF Marshaii
-
.--c.s OF ss,--0r third cash: the bal
-. ..we.ve and .hieen months. prr
.-..-r E.ving derd c rus; OF property 20
--r-.a deferred : lyr-nts-
4-E = " I -ASpLAS, Trustee.
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c,...e,..s.s.,s a.Ssu

o..e,..-,i s.Itet 80.
..., ,CiSctSsifkApRra:Sl, .
COTTOS-Quisr mid 1siagi o. Ale
+ COAL-Pi,Aburgh .aoaf n he va
FLOCR-Fi'm and unch.ased; ;
fsPily9ab 80. 10 Es asr u
a e0G4 .; super FIRE SE5 50 10.
= GRAIN-Tbes, 6rm; red at & 5S
= So; hill al 81 55Sl s.. Corn. q
I40d 45c. Osts-old ., 34sSsc:. pex
at 26@3oc Bye quiet At 100.
Barley oeslected., .r....s -. :
PROTISIOSS-Firm. Baik shcul
ds-s a. 6sG rib sides At &c clear ribs
az oIc. ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02
.9|BEE':::lBHARF'
OF kENtUekH
setbat' eIaat Git Concert
BAY OF fHE Or .HIxG FIXED.
No PestpnsmsHt fran Sept 49,

AsS AVSsSSA
70 h P4b.e: ....
The frdste.s OF III. PuStic L,orars Of
Eeufpcky- bSsnz sat3snsd ron che aarfe
sale, n tiekea s,Beady n sds, sn<fthe daily
Increasing dsmand for them. that here viii
be 10 oecis,on for post poning the second
drasias " me GIN Coueefe IA aid Of he
Pubic LlhsHry OF Keatacky.hsveinstTuf.
ed me a. their sgebt AMI manager the
Git Concst1,, say to the puHu and ticket
no ders th.t the drs.fug ~h p'1d sefy
take place On September 18th, proI. and
VIZ not be poGponet. An active demand
os tickets c, mes from eve state and FER.
rito+y OF de Erftsd -tzte<, aud rom the
Can.rss. 4 ring ,sslrtnce % "a. 1rutses
thst no ciIcr instances can prevent draw
ing at The appointed Tune. -g
A sumo ent ci-r cal force e engage 70
keep u , With the orders sor tickes4, and IN
ortitr that this offer may be relieved Of the
irnmense pressure incident o the huslnss
Gor the week or two hmm -di .t,'y preceding
The craving. sg nts p 'c!sa,y, and tha@e
DEG rous Of procurtnk tictess, are re ussted
TO send In their ders immediately, As
saies Will havetobe elosed In umsto make
the necessaTy preparations Aor the drawing.
II In The with Of tbs management TO al
every order for sickes, a. ven asto sell all
the tic. eta. bat those Who apply frst N I 4
ar~t be sup lied; and II those Who at on
uying until a "a are closed hsve their
money returned, Instead OF the tickets or
4 q - - 10 ~.
Der Last. when Thousands or dollars that
came too tate were sent back, they WI have
none TO blame brtthemselves.
THOS. E ERA NLErTE
Agent PubHe Library. Kentucky.
LorIsynLI,AY., August 4s, 1874
auET-dy-ST
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02

Hou the A6ntsistPatfsu WorGed
the North CareIina Eieetton-A
Nice Little ExeaPsfeu Of ca iifsr nsa
BrethPeo. ...- -s.a

Nice Litti. Exearsfou Or ca iifsrn
Breihreo. .-.- -@..a
A senfienan Who held 3 high Office
u.der President Ljacolp, writes TO Inc
Ne. YORK Tri5.1s Describing one o.
the mesns BY which the Grant parry
attempted to carry North Carolins At the
recent election
The Vanderbilt, a steamer DOT now
engaged ia ,he Washington trade, was
brought there under temporary COM
mspder tor speci.i -errice. The berths
snd best furniture we're removed. ami
contract made Tor q trip 10 10 Nortor1
snd re,u,s with 81 many passengers -
eoud be sto~-d away. Five hundred
dollars were paid down in g-e-no'cks
nv colo-ed man for the round TIP.
who w. put rssrd to nase the bar
esir sBd conceal emp'oye's. Be
Ts.en SO and Go. aud some
saw 700 men compnsed the Psrty
M, a woman vas o.. the crowd The
Vanderbilt LETT Washing'oo on toe
evening OF the 9th o. July, four day
before the elect,on 10 North C.roi'ns
ani returned here on the morning o.
be Ain OF August. three days alter the
election TIE voysss consumed seven
and q hs!f days Cotemporsneogs'y
with this incident large numbers OF
negroes employed BY the contractors 0,
the Boari OF Publ c Works disappeared
ani rea ppearei when tn. Vanderbilt re
turned A poor s,tempt has been made
20 explain this migration OF REPEATER
hy calling il religious excur- on.
Inst thin Disguise has deceived
nobodv. Who ever heard Of a negro
excursi IN. religions or social ex'epdink
owe, such length OF time anf
withoui,ne presence OF female e!eme"r,
watch slwsys preporderaI on .ach
occasions? IL sl-o sppears that soOut
two hundred repes'ers were transported
nv railroad. taking different route 70
North Carnlius. a force of eight or
nine hundred men thus scattered by
prscoacerted plso. and North Carolina
returned for the Grant candrdsts
These trained mercensrirs are Dow 10 be
thrown into Peuusylvsnia sod utilized
there for the same purpose Negroe-
nov n the employ o. the Boards OF
Public Works are TO be sent 10 Penn
s,lvauis under contracts tor high
wages snd expenses paid. Cameron
vas here Yesterday, aud has visited
Washington twice recently 70 p>r'ect
his INSCRIPTIONS work. A Grant
men hsve no hops O. Kentucky
negroes csn be spared from thst >:a'e
uithou, disadvantage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02

GENERAL Mo-Br, who At the head OF
his gusrrillas rendered the Coniederate
cause such service in the late war in
Virginia, was amorg the invited guests
at the Grant Soldiers sid Sailors
Meeting in Baltimore. II is curious
how clever an ex Confederate becom.s
when be gees sor Grant! Ths, .psns
,he Hbioody ehiemrAonee IF be goa
for Greeley. be . sin . traitor ofths
worst Kind
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Farm of I26 Acre. or Land
For Sale.

.,,rUATE On TIE Be- HASY PIKE,
80 nj - rom me c.-7 o. Wheeling,
- Y = par o: the LES K@l'y farm
MORE uer'S conSi>: y a god two
- ret log h0r~A. lag stable. Spring
- & The Lam l. - hiSn state o.
. .v-.fr0. and IA. o earth OF q mile
% u, "a r1A q ke For ms, SEE /. b.
n-.v. ~ NJ. nrsr.S - or
T4J- ~ 5RI ~, Rs2' Estate Az:
.-,'4 Ws--Hng. W. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02
Lot. For Sale.

Ng2r-fTE SrEANBCAT LANDING.
INV rnOIce 5uiiiicE Lots price o.
". s.u Oce-thir: cash balance IN one
~ TO vars. A!-o, II. Dwelling Hoise
, -oR - IL IN. tuSt sJove Suspension
=: -, n S-(t sid- isiA >:reeI
''' - - THEyDORE FINK.
.,'- 49, - iye-h
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02

49, in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ;
IN tact oar highessquotstiops, on : .
srsiEn q! a:,s Ss.3N fsSRRt1s sifs
ssdn,t S5hss PEEK, and 1l1ll bssa
same $iWe lastSe4&T-rsseIa 81 $3.50
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02
rr.rE OF wE>T VIRGINIA. OHIO

. ---.LN u wv 'L1s'
.,-r-E- .. DAvsup.p-. Gu ard'sn OF The In
AT heirs ~ Jal-s Y. Czldw-n. de-
o. ID. ~. Ir-,rs- 4. Caldwell. A. IA l.
,s.4Sel'. b. aldweU aid Edmund
y -. ixell. i1fs;l cnildreu OF James /.
Cal!x n. dec-si,-t, and May +. Caldwell,
= ~ OF s.ii u aes Y. caldwell, de-
CO. -. IN Cn1rNvry.
F-r>uant to 4 IL --e entered N the above
-.Tl--i cIuse on t. lD' h dty OF July 1874.
= .t - Sp-Ci-. nrniNs on=r named IN
.... ere O-'-r ,'~ubIic Sale at the front
~ or the [ oar House OF Ohio county,
- E!rg!ni =, o.
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For sale.

,sr0T- TO Srir PCSr TASEgS, -FOUR
El- '-s-i and lwen:y 40 Acres o.
.,- u ne-l ~ Creek. Three Nj t. from
- " V. HC'iE & BRO
- lt Mark Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02
For Saie.

Two STO-S FR ANY HOUSE
WIN seven or { IN uno'nS On iacoo
- ,-41,:sI<na SUlG.I Frame House with
-, ~ on J4c0n >trs-t: at~o nev
~ .g,5-r> L. u dUuh -.
- sal Fss ate A GENT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02
For Sale.

10y Two-sTOaY BRI < HOUSE, on
M =. nd, 10. Z 'Te'y 1T 'front.' on Viz
>----t, - - 3 7rp; eel Improved
c. LANE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02
FOR r EMIT.
Fer Rent.

THE NEW AND VERY DES'RABLE
/ residence situated on NAN street., and
7oE :, cuple-i ~ Z. Y. LGcs>, s-sa.
Po->sa~s gwen Immediately.
auET-S HENRY K. LIST.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02
FOR SALE.
For sale.

,ou- PRr~E E.CSF. STTC>TTp on
r-EzrS,c S're-.. row occupied oy ,ne
- -,---sN-r P'Ss-ss.on gwen Octooef Isl
p. n. LIST.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02
FINANCE ;AHDiT
rs,sdsMisi1dx.s

:, - ggLtBDse.5 Aass5p..t . p.
-hit. Nich!ssas 81 y 20, So, tda q
81 % amber M;ehisap q u 2SlT
Com ppchspgsi; mixed Al 4sc; no
grade 81 43sc, "a ..-,r.1 .z-.. -... Z.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02
For Rent.

DELMOST GR'sERY STAND, STORE
ID Room and dwelling corner Market and
U.yi,!ou STREETS. Possession given irnm edi
.t-Iy. Inquire OF -.
tyfs wv. n ,PRISTaS..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02

THIS conrs ~ ~, benin sucesful oper.
stIon siI Vesrs o. rin1ss W "a sure aga kfsi
krs or dAmaz- by DIRE on Building o
all kinds. Mans hcturtny Efablisnncsne
Hou-eh ii FuuIiurr and psrsonsl Proper
IS generally, Han. and Czrvns- % The
r.-t-r,, - ,isrs, ga - q sontble Ter tfs q,
other sound institutions
Nm. b. SIMPSON, President
JR MILLER SestrLAsy.
U,CARsANUROCH, Agent and Souc.t01
UIRE2TDRS:
wn- q. sim proC. Wm-C HsnfSaa.
Inc. K. Bo.sford, J. K Ncjortaey,
John l. HCri- G. Y. Bruvn,
Or. L J. wleseI-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02
BALTIMORE &0AI0 3. B. 90.

- pPAssEN0ER II AfSt
Cheiule on and a0lsr Jaas 4 u.1-whssl-
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Another WaiEl@3lG Enyen-
TinY9.

Gates fACKEUCTIJN PVEvENTOR For
OIL WELLS, patented Aur,s. Is, l51I. witch en-.
'irely rrcveats The ineress Of air in oil wells Will,
the tubing is being drawn. 1t isa well Known TACT
10 Oil operators, that lpon wells where Gas Pumps
are usei il is nccessl to preserve as nearly rec
feet vacuum as possible, and that no a'r should be
let into the well, at any time when it can possibly
ne eaNolded; consequently, whenever the tubing il
drawn fl m well il is the cause Of great in,uy to
IT, as iie stui!ing box, being then necessarily open
cd the air immediately rUshc. back between The
tubing ana casing. into the well going into fhe OF,
rcck and gas NclGs, and cot seQuaptly cau-in the
on anu 2as 70 ru.h back to n great Gistance. so
mu-h s' that it almost always takes several davs
a.teiNHrp.as ,- Resumed fr y well to be brought
sa'; to is former condition. and ofte1t,mes It takes
several weeks; and cutie frequently wells have been
almos' corpet ~ ruined by The air being thus LEI,
in w4iic drawing tlling
IN? bACn-st CTlDN PBEVFETLR is attached
10 .hc's fling hax and works III such vav That If
con'pI y shUts up the space between the stufIirr
box a-d tUbing 80 eG,clral!y Tint not a p,rcIe of
aii can ct through al any time while the tubing is
being dawn and replaced. II supplies a want lop,,
i"li :1d is wtlou, question. one Of the most Va
liable inventions Of the day. to thJse engaged in the
oil business. 10 well should be without #, Il. II OF.
ten times saves ten times is cost by once using
s9'1 Z is maintained ~ the FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP of ANDREUs " co TIDE
ToU FE, Pa, ami for 81 by hardware Dealers.
Illioutc Pa. March IS, S12 --taw I'm.
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Dr. Crooks
WINE
OF
T a! n.


Coughs and Colds. The Druggists say it cures then,
all.
Asthma. The relief and cures of it are marvel.
OuS.
bronchitis. Every sufferer will find relief and
cvre
Thrcat Aim nts require only few doses. o
Lung Diseases. Has cured cases pronounced in
curNhle
Debility. 1t renoyates and inviaorates the sys-
tenn. ... -.
Liver Complaint. Most effective regulator of this
organ.
Dycpspsia. Its healthy action on the stomach
cures it.
Appetiz r. 1t is health giving and appetite-re.
storing.
Urinary Organs. Action on them is marked and
prompt ...
D,s. CRDOK's WINE OF TAR is rich
in the med d'clnal qualities of Tar, combined with
vegetable ingredients of undoubcd value. which
make ii unsurpassed, not oGly for tie complaints
enumerated, but it rapidly restores ex-
hausted strength, clean es the stomach,
lakes the Liver and puts them to work oauses the
food to digest, and makes pure blood and beges n
vivattv appreciated by both sound and sick. lfynu
are afflicted in any way, we know if you try the
iife.yiviEx tonic properties of DR..
Crooks Wine OF Tar you will add your. testimony
to lis great vaue in correcting any s thlt flesh is
heir to- Prepared only by OLIVER CROOK u
Co Sold by Druggists everywhere.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-05

TIlHE Tenth Volume Of WOODS HOUSEHOLD
4 MAGAZINE begins with .anulry ~. 1t i5
edited by Gail Hamilton, S. S. Wood, and II. V.
osborne, and includes among its regular contribu-
tors Horace Greeley, Gail Hamilton, Thos. X. Bee
cher Or. Dio Lewis DR.. W. w. Hall, James Par
ton. etc Harriet beecher Stowe, Brick Pomroy,
John q. sake, Maj. Genl Fitzpatrick, Petroleum V.
Nasby etc write Tor it occasionally Terms, Ono
Dollar year. la clubbing, tLreo first clasS peri
odicals are given for the pucc Of one of them. The
most liberal Premium List ever published. 10 pc
riodical is more frequently or fayora y mentioned
by tine press. "Wood's Household Magazine is
one of the monuments of busi neSs enterprise which
mark the ae.'--Methodist Homo journal, Phila-
delphia, Pa, sit has hem imrrov " ever since we
knew TIA good criterion for Me future "-Courier
New Markc-, CauGdl. at is marvel of cheap
ness and irst.class quality combinci.''--New York
Times. Specimen copy sent free to any address,
:. S. WOOD CO, Newourgh, N. Y.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

Z Mean.

SordidnesS of some men is mean.
er than nearest. We have heard OF
a merchant that split a grain of cot
fee in two to make equal weight,
and other transactions equally as
soulless and parsimonious. We
now have q report from Philadel-
phia that Commodore L. Iardner,
in charge Of the Naval Asylum in
that place, has been trying his hand
at a theft, which is most dastardly
mean. Last year Congress appro-
priated $4,000 for 0 hearse and ST.
600 for wagon to be used by the
institution. Instead Of using the
money as intended, this dishonest
and soulless Commodore spent the
$1,000 to buy . carriage for himself
and family, and then used . market
wagon for the double duty OF TAX
ing vegetables to the kitchen and
carrying deceased veterans to the
graveyard /! A thousand Of such
souls as his would scarcely I'll tho
space Of o baby veTmin on an ami
malcule.
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FATH.--It il said that one day wIHn
BNlaparte WAS reviewing some trools,
the bride Of his horse slipped from
his baud. and the hUrse gplloped Off.
A eommHn soldier ran. and LAYING
hold of the bride, brought back the
llorSe to the EMperOr's hand when he
said to tie man:
--WelI d0ale. eapsain.7
''Ofwlat regiment, sire?"
''Of the guards" answered NapOle-
or, pleased with his instant belief in
his word.
The Emperor rode Off; the soldier
threw down his Msket, and slp9gfr he
had no epauletS OIL his shoulders, no
sword by bis side, nor any other mark
of advancement, he ran and Joined the
staff Of commanding officers They
laughed Mt him, and said:
''Wlat iiave yoU to do IeFe?"
Il am captain Of the gnrds," he re-
piled.
They were amazed, but he said {:
.'l7rc Emperor has said so, and there
fore am
In like manner through the word of
God: He that believeth hath evcrlast-
ing life," is confirmed by the feel
ings Of the believer; he ought to take
the word of God as true, because he
said 1t and Thus honor him N God of
truth, and rejoice withjOy unspeakable.
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HuIl Of Hope.


The East Portland Era says "the
Radicals have no hopes Of electing
their nominee for Congress, and only
held the Convention TO Keep up
party organization" Now we wish
TO inform the Era, thas it 10 vastly
more presuming in that statement
than correct. The Republican par
" do expect to carry the State, by
electing Wilson to Congress. lie
came within something less than
three hundred and fifty votes oi
overcominga Democratic majority
Of twelve hundred, when he was q
candidate before, and some Of us are
sanguine enough to think that, III
the coming election, he will turn
the scale far enough round to elect
himself BY twelve hundred major
ity. Hops. Mr.. Era, we are ar.
chored to it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29
NSs AashsElsS.
The East Portland. Era publishe

The East Portland Bra publishes
complimentary paragraph in favor
Of Carl Schurz, from the New
York Tribune, as an offset, or con-
trast, to the estimate we gave to that
fhnctionary's character in 3 recent
number Of the REGISTER, and en-
desvors to make political capital
ont of it to estrange Germans from
the support Of the Republican party.
The Era may not be aware that
the opinions and structures of the
New York Tribune are regarded
with no more respect by Repabli-
cans than are those Of Schurz. The
white-coatcd philosopher Of the
7fibme, influenced by personal
piq,le and hatred to General Grant,
because he failed to control the
President in certain matters of APP
pointment, long since, by his peev-
ish opposition, placed himself be-
yond the line where respect merges
into contempt, and his opinions now
have no more influence in determin-
ing the principles aud policy OF the
party than those OF any other "sore
head" Many of the German pa
pers in this country are as emphatic
in their condemnation of the ull-
pri,cipled and grasping course pur-
sued by Schurz, as any Of the other
Republican journals ; and the Ger
mans in New Hampshire have al-
ready stamped the avariciou" in
triguer with the die Of condemna-
ton, by voting the Republican
ticket, and such will be the case in
the coming elections.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29
EoREHSN NEWS.

Lord Lyons, British Embassador
to France, has notified Theirs that
England cannot modify her custom
duties for the accommodation OF
France.
Catacazy is reported to have
been received cordially by the Fan
peror and Gortchakotl,. Journal
ism, hencetortl, it is said, will be
his business.
A dispatch from Vienna, Austria,
Oh the 10Th says: The wolkmcn
engaged in the mines of i>oths-
childS, at Wittrowitz, bioravia, en-
ragged at the non.paymcrd Of their
wages, attacked the Office Of tile
Superintendent. Gaining aa- cn-
trance, they burst open the safe, ap-
propriated its conteots, nd demol-
ishcd the building. Troops were
called ont and fired into the rioters,
killing four and wounlrg fifty.
One hundred were arrested, Order
has been restored, but the mites are
guarded by the military.
Sir Francis TwiSs has resigned
the position as Queen's advocate
General, England.
Visitors in the galleries of the
House OF Commons, England, made
some demonstration and were eject
ed. Among the elected, was Min
lister Schenck.
London, with a population Of s.
$4,000 has l23,S49 paupem; or
about one l'auper to every 26 Of the
Inhabitants
Twenty markets for hor>eflesh
|
havejust been opened III Paris,
A naval academy will be found
ed at Kiel, in Germany.
The Pope secretly appointed the
Archbishop o Posen az Primate Of
| Poland, and now that the matter
has leaked out Bismarck is said TO
be stlenuously opposm' it.
The Asatians arc cmigrating
largely to Algeria.
A treaty Of amity has been con-
cluded between China and Japan.
An obclisk to the memory of Earl
Mayo is to be erected at Mas, in
Kildare county, Ireland, the family
seat Of the deceased.
Lord Courtney, the Oldest son
and heir to the title of the Earl Of
Devon, has gone into the Bank
nptcy Court with debts amounting
to the astounding sum of 1924 ,S06,
or more than S4,00O,000.
Gladstone's reply to a question,
said that az far as the Alaba,na
claims were concerned, he believed
the speech Of Her Majesty on the
opening ofthe session, gave all nee
etsary information. Gladstone, in
conclusion, said it would he impos-
sible for Government to delegate to
Parliament the power Of making
treaties.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

The Nashua Telegraph reports that
three Republican voters in Warl Two
Ofthat city were offered $25 to move
out Of the ward before election day.
They are poor, bnt the bribes were
spluned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

The Senate Executive Committee
has confirmed the following nomi-
nations: Jos. A. Loomis, Associ-
ate Judge of the Supreme Court Of
Washington Territory; james D.
Reynolds, Clerk in the Assay Of
fee at Boise City, Idaho, and
Postmaster, VIM. IDgersol, at Pue-
bio.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

N. Butts, . temporary resident Of
Washington, D. c., . lawyer by
profession, has been sentenced to
pay . fine of $500 or imprisonment
for six months for Iasciyious con.
duct towards q school girl. -Four
similar cases are pending against
him.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29
Mrs. Rridgefarmer

WISHES TO INFORM THE LADIES
w Of Albany and vicinity, that Miss NJ
NJ. JOHNSON has taken charge Of her
Millinery Hnd DreaS-SaaIGlng Store.
She isprpparcd to do all kinds Of wOrk
in that line.
G.sCALL AND SEE-sss3
Albany, Jan. ~, lS;2-20tt
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

A Jerseyman wrote to local paper
lately. inquiring If President Grant
had appointed day for Washington i
Birthday yet.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

A Western editor came near being
ccwhided for printing the line, ''Burk-
llardt is a villian.' 1t was the printers
fault. The e,litor wrote, "Barkis Is
wlllin."
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

A Wisconsin editor was called on
Of bed one night to receiver subscrip-
ton. After that he sat up nights for
over week, but the otlense wasn't re-
peated. f3}
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

A citizen Of Newport, II. J.. i
reported to have left the bulk Of his
property. estimated at $4,000. to the
worthy poor Of that city,