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, 1873-02-03
IOWA.
Special Despatch to 1'he Chicago Tribune.

DEs Mo1SEs, Town, Feb. In the Senate, to-
Jay, tho House amendment to Title 26 of Prisons
ana Fenite1itiniics was cencurred in. !
F, .1ha Senate then considered Titlo 40. Of Pro-
cesiurcg in" Particular Oaaes, rs reported from
tho Judiciary Committee, aud, after considering
tho G;ame, !nating no matorinl changes. further
o Waoa IN Md9 m1p m9.poned until Monday
rights Of property, reported from tho j Judicinry
With amendments, WAS then considered. Tho
substitute adopted by the House for Section l..
Chapter4 Of the transfer OF personal property,
ou as 9 stricken
Section ID, Chapter 8, of Vendors lien, was
Stricken ont, and the original section retained
as reported by the Committee.
Senator Ceupbell moved to strike out Of CHIMP
ter all tue sections relating to tho koopiug by
County Auditors OF 9 trensfor book. Lott
yeag, u; nays, 10, tho President giving tho
sootion II wes amendod by striking ont
edgemont Of dceds.
Senator West moved an amendment Of scc-
tion l, Chapter 8, limiting tho .valuo OF homo
steash exempt from Judicial sale to $1,000.
Lolt. Further consideration of. the bill was
On motion, Senator Clansson was unanimously
Committee.
Adjourned to Monaey.
The House, In Committee of tho Whole, re-
eulned consideration of Title 2s, conponan-
tion Of ofllcerg. Section IL, Chnptor 8, was
amended, reducing tho u1ileaso Of p,yricians
examining insane pessons from 10 to conts
per milo; nlso allowing mileage to Commission
ors Of tho Insane, in addition to their por diem
Section 90 was amended so ng to reduce tho
compensation for publishing tho delinquent tux
list from 20 10 10 conts Tor oaoh description.
Section ~ wa9 amended 70 as to allow arbjtra-
tors to be paid more than 50 per day when
parties ngroo to tho Same; also that oight
houra shall DO considered days work.
Section was amended, requiring Jurors fees
before 1nBticea to bo taxed as part Of tho costs.
49, Tho Committee roao end reported progreHa.
The amendments made in Committee wore
adopted, und the bin passed.
little IA, relating to criminal procedure. waa
considered in Committee Of tho Whole. Clnp-
tor Is, relating to grand juries WAS amended 10
as 10 abolish the right Of the defendant to cLa-
longe tho .panel, anl secure to tho State tho
right to challcnga eu individual Juror.
=, n fow other arnontltnonta wore made, when
tho Committee roBo and reported progrcas.
The Conference Committee on tho disagrco-
mont relative to tho bill making appropriations
for postage, reported in favor Of a;rccii1 to tho
Senate amendment. Tho Houno rolusaa to
agrea to report.
Adjourned to Monday morning.
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DES MONIES.
AAe Foss1n Gtnto Grange Conventiou.-
:, EG.tfl Gny's ErocoeliAEs,

AAe Hoap1h htato Grunge Convention.
:, EA.th Dtay's E'roccedings.
ispecta. Etapateh to The Chicago Tribune.
j. DEs 11o171s Iowa, Fob: Tho Iowa gtate
Grange turned aine die at 10 o'clock tonight.
Thodltst bx,ineEs this morning was tho passage
OF ia a1nant!mont to tho Constitution, largely
redh1cing all fcea Of charter and membor-
SNIP It vas stoutly ,opposed. by thoaa
WHO wanted to havo the handling Of tho
frMde, snd unddrstand Tho profits ,thorefrom.
fierce battle. Tho Committee appointed to In
toatlgate tho .flnaAoial condition Of sho State
md Nasionll aotAoties mado report fully
showing that the investigation had boon thor
omgh aearshn Iho dss na and allegations
'deeided it would be impolitio to hayo
ltho roI'ort made public. Tho Committee,
lelso, a. !reA commended calling = meeting et re
for q general organization Of tho Society; also
that Kolh., the National Secretary, be required
q oon1Httoo Of ono from each' Congressional
Aegod corruption in tho financial management
OF tho National Grangb. and to open corrospond-
enco with oth or Stato Grangoe, looking to re-
organization af tho National bocioty.
4 memorial. +yas adopted asking the Legfsla-
turo to, regulate railroad tauffs. Resolutions
we're passed a2pointing Grange agont for each
railroad in tiia State; organizing tho entire
Grange OF Iora into company for the reduc.
IlNi Or express ratca; pEoVlung 1of pruning Inc
code Of the order in foreign 1anguages-' Doa
Moines was elected as the place for holding the
next State Grange.
In tho evening tho now officers Of tho Grange
WorD installed-
A COMMITTEES of nine, appointed 10 Investigate
tho'lnancial condition Of tho State ind National
GraagoB, appointed Ruh- Committee Of hree-
Tracy, OF rMady, Walter, Of Polk, md Hart,
triumph for tho Investigations and rofos1nars.
Tho sub Committee will p-obably visit Washing
ton. This onded tho husine;,a, and tho eranga
Adjourned sins di5. - e..
, 1873-02-03

WISCONSIN,

SVtcldl Dfs0alih 70 1do Chlcggo Tf76MNr,
MADISON, Wis, Fob. 1.-The bol,ato was not
In session to-day, mud III tho Assembly thoro wap
no quorum topaes appropriation billie lu tie Az
sombly seyaral local potitionn and re3aon-
orotx County FOR comforting tito land grunt on
tho North WISCONSIN Railway Company.
llcaolutions wero adopted iiintrIictiig tho Ju-'
dietary Committee to inqrira wothor tito condi-
ports publiahorB. in regard to tho prlco at Mhic.,
thoy should DO Furnished citizons Of thia State,
hnd. hcon. complied With; also that no moro
buslnoas Bhall bo received after tho 9th Of lob.
rnary, Uxcopt bills roforred to come
Committee on Or before TINT day; also, giving
the uso Of tho Assembly Chamber to tho Ra!l.
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OHIO.

!, CoLustnus, Feb. i .-In tho House d resolu-
tion wnA offered insA netting tho OHIO 3onntora to
law to roduco Ito slutios on railroad Iron
70, $h per ton. Tho resolution WA
Tofo'' 'red to tho Conn 1ittoo on Federal
Nol atlons. A blu vas Introduced preaeribiu:
o'adgoB, and to roduco tho thuo Of advertising
17otico Of salos from six to twa' weekg.
:, IN the Sonato, q bill was intAoduced to repeal
tno law which ta1os groso receipts Of foreign in
their annual grosa roooipts to authorize POI.
aons connected with banks to act us. uotarios
paealo, except in ev.cu wcro tho hnnzz auch per-
ron III connected with il lirtctly iuteroatcd IL
transactions.
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PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL,
SENATE, {
BrlrEHFIt.rn Fair

PETITIONS.
ny Senator orsHEPAllD-l'rom citizena Of Hook
Island, asking additional Supervisors; also from
cltizens Of Molino, petition OF salno tonor. 10.
forrca to Co1nlnittoo on Oountics and Township
Organization.
Tho PRESIDENT presented resolutions OF tho
Chicago Board OF Traslo u regard to police liill-
pa1itioa.
sonator BURNS, Of Atlamn, announced tie DO
ceas0 Of Hon. n: Bushnoli, member Of tlie Houro
OF Representatives., and, after ouiogiatio TO-
marls, offered resolutions:
WuEaEAs. The Senate has heard with profound 10
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dol'cicnoics In tho pootal rovonue, making tho
total l.amonnt OF Tho extraordinary cxpontlituroD
during January Sl,0G0, ,2Da.
The seorotary..of tho Treasury today nldreegol
lottor to tho heals Of Dcpnrtmcuts lnoloslng
a resolution OF tho nouao instruutirc the Boorc-
tary to inform tho 11ouao what appropriations
nro necesyary for the fiscal year for oncli Depart
mont to moot tho exponaee Of postage on otiIoial
buBl.io8B account Of tho abolition 1T tho frank
ing privilege rho Secretary, roanoatu tint ho
bo Furnished m estimate Of tho amount TO-
quirod by each Department on matter rcuoiyol,
distinguishing botwcon wrltton aud printed
mattor, giving, posotblc, tito data OH Which lilo
estimate Ia baaod It Ia proposed to aak Nh ar
preparation for postage on Official mntcr for ouch
Department, ana Hnc1 s requested to givc all do
taila OH which tho estimates nro matle.
NEW NANK.
Tho First National Dank, Of Dnraboo, Nia
with capital Of ESQ., 600, Ia authorized 10 com.
menco business.
LOUISIANA.
THO Committee OIL Elections las summoned
Delden, ex-Attornoy GanorRl Of Louisiana, who
It Is etated viii mako startling Developments re-
garding Louisiana politics.
, 1873-02-03
A Scotch Vcrslfcf.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 1.-The case of Jamea
n. Foutnoy, lato Unitod Ssatea Marshal OF this
district, for eahczzllng sl4 900 Of tho estate Of
]. Dcsauar, bankrupt. waI dismissed to-day by
judge F!ipptn, OF tho Criminal Court, for want
, 1873-02-03
THE WILSON COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON Fob. lat the sitting of tho
Wilson Credt Mobilior Committee, this morning,
Webster Snyder, tho former ,1s General saperi11-
testified that he sid not know
misslonera who were paid anything bosidos
their mileage and expenses for services except
cd $25, 600, and he was raid tho Same for going
however, did not pay much attention to tho road
Wendell didn't say l1o would make favorable
report. Some 60 or 30 miles Of roud were to DO
examined ut that time. Tho witneaa paid
the money On his own responsibility: In CON
versation with DR.. Durant, than Yieo President,
that gentleman declined to authorize tho pay.
Quirod the payment. Oliver Ameg, President
Of tho Road, wrote tho witness, saying he did
wrong in making tho payment. The witness
knew not why he was removed. It Tas ;ai never '
The money was charged to tho account Of con-
tingoncios of construction. Ho gavo eecurity
for payment Of money also Oil his own account.
Wondell .gayo no renaon for demanding, the
felt justified in paying the money, owing. to tho
peculiar exigcnc}eB at that time, o,-he boing $40
Or 900 miles wost Of tho Missouri River. Ho
looked upon Wendell as oxact!nts "blaclmau."
General Duford, the other two Comnlissionors,
showed no reluctance to discharge their duty.
Tie Board Of Directors Of tho Company tacitIy
acquleBcel In the payment,
ouARLEs q. VAN sANDr,
Speaker Of the Rhode Island House OF nDpyo-
eeutatiyee, testified that lo Ind no delinito
knowIolge Of the payment OF money to procure
loeisiation on tho subicct of tho Union Pacific
Railroad. In tho sults by Poland, J, Hazard,
and others, in tho nllodo Island courts, ngalnat
Dnrant to r1coycf cortnln monoyD, LILO Wltness
was DurantH lawyer, anu was a!ao renamed "
the Union Paciflc company anu Cfettie Mobllior'
It WAS then concoded by tho opposing, parties
that DutentR accounts TcFe aottleu, Iho snltb
were Still pont1fng,. 70 was chafgcd that Dufaht
napent tho money Or tho suspense account Of tAo
Onion Pacific and never properly accounted Tor
II: II was not alleged that 1o epehs tl'o money
Tor corrupt PURPOSES
JOIN DUFF
testitlod n March, 1871, ho was appointed on
the COMMITTEE ot the Company to settle tho nc
count o. S12S, ,00o for special loga ezpenses, but
declined 70 Herye because he kuoW nothing about
tiom: He came to Washington at tho instance
of Oliver Ame1, President Of q; the Compauy, at
tho time Of Secretary DoutWoll'n action respcct-
ing c 81 certain r. m?neyn m ffo tho
Hgion faclho ha'lroaa. 1S MOI ~ Waah!ngton
No1hna, uenera4 noafo! nuhhnelt. Iom 6cott
aug ot4old, Mh2 aa'a !nnt Tie !e3eiatlon gu tho
suo}oSD "oula 10 raga'; Me ala not pay
? douar TO any basty N ~, %ashlnGton, and
nM. nMio H. o"h n9alu plus "lnlo thofo.
~ nao ~. Maeness n,'f con!a EYE no anlot1natloh
ns W .o ios MIls tne su!as ~ tho s''s~
psnse accouas mero la1e onS. dlo hau no K1oWi
S,S5os a,,I ~ NV, ns, srara es ua'
, 1873-02-03

LITTLE RodK, Ark, Fob. l.--Thes House bill.
confirming &C., tau acts done under Mo so-called
Governor. e"0'S '10
~, 6tl pn1' ;ed tho House catlng 1uril Vcton to
aaS ane UnseI States uf ctrtain block e( grouuA
f1q1u.eso 1Ja,'s as sto Cor Pont O!ico ana Court
, 1873-02-03
NrVE0A

Legislature md rccoi=el tic Governors ap-
1t5foyal, rgpealing tho Inv requiring deposit 81
$50 900 II ON foreign inaurance conpaaioa doing
bnHlnoes tn this Slate, aud tho deposits will bu
returned to tho companion.
, 1873-02-03

VIRGINIA, Noyada, Fob. IA lot Of Cinnamon
at Carson, fought with knives and platola, To-
day, oil acoount Of woman. Three woro killed.
and number wounded.
, 1873-02-03

The Convention on Direct Trada and Emlgra-
tIon, to which delegates from tho cities OF tho
Southwest are invited, will be held at Augusta,
Ga., On the 11th inst, not 2d.
, 1873-02-03
PorA-pncrkts,g ut Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Fob. 1.-The hogs slaughtered
4era during tho paBt month numbered 81, ,709.
~ y. 5 fetal number durIag tho aoasoR to dato u
, 1873-02-03
CREDIT MOBILlER.
THE Ir0T,AEn NCSEbS11'rFE

CREDIT MOBILIER.
THE poLAND COMMITTEE. =.
| Poland's Oom1nittoo, to-day,
M'CoMD
was recalled and said tint since h|u former tes-
timony no had found additional papnrs ro1ating
twoon Amos and tho wItnoss we're produced, but
only ono waB put III ovilcnco, MS relevant. This
WAS datod Doc. II, 1868, and was from General
G. N. Dodge thon Representative, to tho Wit
tho rate resolution to-day 81 to fa-oloso voto."
Tho witnosa recoivod anothor 1ottor from Amos
IN February, 1863, which lho could not find, IL
II was tho remark "D1d not tho etoclk
Amea reforrol to ao,no ruling BY Golfar
as Speaker; could not ronlonGor tile
cxact language Of tho letter, or what was tho
ruling referred to- Tho witnous aaid Durant's,
Union paeitlo Railroad ghowud TINT Brooks actod
ms menlber Of ,that 0o.nrnittee on Jan. "a,
1868, two days boforo tho big dividend waa do
olnral and also as lBpuotor Mt tho election a!aroh
those rocorde to contradict tho testimony or
Brooks, that lio did not qualify rs Director
Until March 20, 1868. Tho Witness had no por-
eonal knoedEo, l., Of sny expenditure Of money
Committee to examine Durant'a acconnta
for some four of five hundred thousand
dollars, oSponfes. Upon reporting 70 Alley That
Durnnt's arcos,lta woro ali right, Alloy replied
people know it, as Durant must not DO rclievod
from, the odium cast upon him by those nc
counts.
BY Alley-Witness did swear in philaaelphin
that Alloy refusod to siEn tho report, end Cayo
na his roaaon, that Durnnt wan dishonest man,
He repeated that testimony now. Alley wus the
third man Of tho Committee, and refused to
sign.
ALLISON RECALLED.
", 3. Allison, Of Iowa, wns recalled and OK
aminod by tic Hon. Job Stevenson. Tho wit
ness had bcHn ntocklloldor in tito Iowa Falls Il
Sioux City InilloA: but had sold his stock some
time ago. Hooper, A,ncs Speaker Dlaino, anl
others were atuc;tho1lors in the road. It was
chartered by Iowa, not by Congross.
JOHN II. ALLEY.
Alley desired to reply to N'Comb.
Poland notified him That any reply m,ist 10
short, as tlita waa not tho laco to Bottlo difficult
ties betweon AIConlb aud Alloy.
Alley then doniod that he had mede any otatos
ment to MComb IN regard to- Durnnt Flo
cilo' Nairoad at tho tine Of Oakos A1nes' con-
traob was 1,100 shares. His interest. in tho
Credit Mobiior was $50 aharcY.
O. II. CRANE,
ives recalled, and testified a. to being notified by
M'Comb, wllilo DR., Durant was in Europe, that
he (Crane) had bcttor keep Lis own counEol, as
Brooks had sold out to tho other party.
C0LrAx'S CouSHEL.
Mr.. Poland, Chairman Of tho Committee re-
ceiyea u nDto from Judge Hale, counsel for Fico |
President Colfax, stating that ho preferred not |
to appear before tho Committee until AmeB
shall return. Tho Committee went into secret |
session; and, after throo hours therein,
Adjourned to Tuesday, Mt 10 a. IN.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

DUHhIIG.
" WARRINGTON. Feb. 1.-!I'ho Senate waa not In
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m. tho Houso adjourned. /.
NEW YORK;.

Tvvocd's Jury--vVlaat tho floss Snyu OF
HIS Trinl--NcEro sympathy for tho
Cuban Slnvea.-Tho TROtllachilda and
tho Lnto prcs1t1 cntl1ll Elect3On..Tuc
Stokes observation-disclosures Local
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-15

CRY CoUNcrL.-The regular monthly
meeting OF the city council was held
last night, President Logan in the
chair.
The reports OF the Committee on
Streets and Alleys and on Accounts
were read ard adopted. Alsothe repor
Of the Committee on Water Works
The report Of the city receiver, show
ing a balance of $3l,3S3 %, was receiy
ed sG6 Gled
the resignation of Samuel Lsughlin,
member from the Third ward, wac read
aud accepted. Mr.. Isaac Warren MAS
elected to fill the vacancy.
The following resolution was adopted
Rc,oired, That the taxes assessed on
real estate be due and payable or, or
before the first day of Noyembe next.
This branch adjourned 10 meet FRI
day night.
10 the First Branch nothing OF im-
portsnce was transacted. They adj
journed before any OF the reports OF the
committees were received from the
Second Branch.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-15

GONE TO GRAFToN.-Captain Devries
end Postmaster Rawlings, left last even
ing for Grafton, for the purpose OF
meeting the high authorities Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, aud con-
ferring with them in relation to improvo
ing the mail facilities to and from the
city OF Wheeling. II is to be hoped
that some arrangement will be made
by which q train will leave here at an
early hour every morning, that will
carry the mails and give the people
along the line of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, an opportunity OF get
ting their letters aud papers at a reason
able hour.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-15

OPERA HoUsE.-The ladies will spec
tally remember the Wednesday matte
nee to-day at . o'clock. "Pomp; or,
Away Down South, with the realistic
scene of an Ohio river steamboat ex-
plosion and the burning OF the steamer
on the waters and also the exciting rail,
road scene with train ia full motion.
will be produced for the last time.
There are regularly engaged at on
Opera House two first class scenic ars
lists as well as two experienced stage
machiuists, who, under the direction Of
Manager FitzsimEous, will place
everything upon the stage ia regular
metropolitan style. Remember the
matinee to-day, and tonight an entire.
ly new Dill will be presented with the
support Of the entire grand dramatic
company.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-15

The Wheeler and Wilson Sewing
Machine received the only gold medal
awarded Sewing Machines at the
Worlds Fair, London, 1862, French
Exposition, Paris, 1867 and has
achieved its latest Growing Triumph
at the Vienna Exposition, 1878, where
it was awarded two gold medals and
recommended for the grand diploms OF
honor, an award conferred upon no
other Sewing Machine.
No human testimony could lie strong.
er than that which mas been accorded
this Machine FOR superiority over ali
others.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-15
Commissioners sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
L the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, West
Virginia. entered on the 22nd day OF Sept.
ember, - 5, in the chancery cause In said
Court pending. wherein Henry Tieman is
complainant and /. +. Jones, administra-
tor OF the estate OF n. Richardson, dec a.,
and 9th nrs, are defendants, l shall, rs spe.
cial Commissioner ma ued in said deci ee
offer al puolc sale, at the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, w. Va, on
Wednesday, the s Ia day OF NOy.IS7S,
commencing at IL o'cl OK A. N. the follow
ing described real estate that is 10 say the
eastern portion of lot No. l9 in Michael
Grahsm's addition to the city OF Wheeling,
fronting forty feet on tn. south side OF
Quincy street, and running back one hun
dred feet TO the nlley, W tn he three story
brick house, brick stable and other out.
buildings thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-One third OF the pur-
chas money, and such other sum as the
purchaser may elect, in cash, the balance
in two equal annual inStallments, the puT.
chaser giving bond with approve security
for the deferred instaIlmsnta. said bonds 10
bear interest rom DAY OF sale. sale subject
TO confirmation bv the Court, and title 10
be retained until the purchase money is all
paid. /. +. JONES,
octS.tUGw Special Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-15

An UNPRECEDENTED Success. 1t is
now six months since Mr.. Z. Emshei~
mer undertook the manufacture OF La
dice and Children Dresses, Cloaks,
ENTERTAINMENTS, &c anu we are pleas.
ed T. learn thst his efforts in that line
have been crowned with success. Any
one uuacGgaia;ei 9th 2 brejhess OF
this character can form 40 iCeS oI the
obstacles to lie overcome. First, TO get
cutters; second, good dress-makers;
third, 10 manufacture such goods az the
public will appreciate. These obstac-
les have all been overcome, and to-day
Mr.. Em-beimer he's the best cutter and
dress makers Of any similar establish
ment in West Virginia Mr.. Emshei-
meT's enter je known 10 cur ci;izers as
a lady oi rare accomplishments aud
one worthy OF al confdeGce. The gar.
ments she cuts fit and none are return
ed. The work executed II the factory
is faultlees no work is allowed to
leave the house before il js examine
and approved. Time an9 spacs will
not permit us 10 so into lengthy details,
but We assure our citiz2cs that when
they wish suit, cloak, ready made or
made to order, ifthey go 10 L Emshei-
mer they will not only be pleased with
the garments, but also with the price
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-15

SUPERB READY MADE SUIT DEPART
MENT.-lfa firm can ever surpaes itself,
the great Dry Goods House OF NJ
l. Blum & Bro, have succeeded 10 &C
complishine this feat. It's Ready
Made Suit Department is an enterprise
in advance OF any other house in the
city. The stock in this department is
not only large but diversified, comprls-
ing as it should, suits and single gar
ments adapted TO the wants and tastes
OF all classes Of customers. In five
hours any lady can have made 10 order
a dress OF the most fashionable style
and unexceptlonablc fit. Remember
the place. l34 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-15

EVENING EXHIBITION Owing 10 a
desire expressed by many Of the me'
chanics Of our city, who a.e employed
in day time, 10 see the CentriPetal
Power Machines in operation. the pro-
prietors have selected next Wednesday
evening at seven o'clock as the time at
which they will run this remarkable
machine for the express qualification OF
those mechanics who are deeirous Of
seeing it.
The different master mechanics who
have examined this new application
and gave it their endorsement will I'm.
doubtedly be requested TO notify those
under them 0: this public evening exbi-
bition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-15

The only place IN tbe city where you
can get your Furs cleaned sad the
moth eaten places repaired is at George
H. Kurz's. He keeps on hand ell Of
the different kinds OF Furs 10 repair
with. Also q full line OF all kinds OF
Trimmings aud Silks for Furs. White
Fura and trimmings cleaned, moth
eaten iurs repsired and made as good
as new; also Mufa lined. The only
plsoe where you can get job done per-
feet is at George Il. KuTtz's, as be
hes learned the business Of a Furrier
and will guarantee ali work done by
him satisfactory. No. l4l9 Main street,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-15

EyrLANAroRY.-The E. r. Davis,
who announces himself as candidate
for the House OF Delegates, is not Capt
Ed. Davis, our worthy Chiefof Police, as
many persons suppose. Capt. Davis is
satisfied with the honor and trust re-
posed ia him by the people OF Wheel
ing, and has no other aspirations in
that direction at the present time.