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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19
THE M0RNING STAR AND CATH0Llc MEssRNaFR suNDAY oC

ring pnblic, while the South has been re-
duced to Q political ncnentiky what q con-
Centric series Of rings, what wheels with
II e wheel" a. in the sprophes's viaieai
ctrcumferencs Of the Union. .lo{ gt.s,t 46s /
look at the succession of these srings |;
first, the /" primary meeting ring, or the
village cancns of hall dozen politicians
making mp their "slste aronnd o grocer's
cask Of onions or dried apples. Follow the
series Of political rings rom that primary
meeting of free and Independent citiEens
mp through State conventions to the Con-
gressional caucus and lobby at Washing
ton. Then take the corporation rings, and
follow them from the centre to the circum-
ference OF their power. Do the same with
land rings, gold rings, wheat rings, traffic
and transportation rings, and tariff rings.
with their 2erimeters either ocean, at the
Credit Mobiliers they organize, the legisla-
ton they control, and the Legislators they
demoralize and smirch with the pitch Of
dishonest transactions. See how men in
the highest places Of trust have sold and
them, by Fastening to be fichtby treachery
OF frald. See how the fine gold Of politi-
cal and commercial pfobity has been dim
med by these transactions and the suspi-
cions they engender. What the French
mean by bourgeoisie, We express by shoddy;
and NO word in onr language has . more
uniformly accepted meaning than this Of
recent coinage. We all know what shoddy
means in textile fabrics. But never did It
fill such o place or play such part in q
soldiers coat az it does in 0nr paper money,
in our paper characters on change, and In
the paper n,oralitiee which the last few
years have Witnessed. lra e r.
Institutions to say it, bdt when it is said,
let the candid reader see If he can dis
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ST. MARY's DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
90. GRfENvILLE, LOUISIANA. q

This fnstitnton offers peculiar advantages 70 yopng
ladies' who wish to receive solid useful education
Il IL situated about i've miles from New Orleans On
the Carrollton Road in Of the most healthy aeo.
tions Of the State. 20 -
The Academic Year Commences on the First Monday
IN September and terminates the last day Of June
Pupis entered during Session WIN be char ged only
Tor such portion Of 1t may remain. No reduction
viii be made for those who may be Withdrawn before
the expiration OF the Session. unless In of sick
The Institution at DrYades street will be prepsred to
receive limited number Of boarders and after the
Int Of October. -eFtt ~ -. aTF997 - 7"'-,i''-'
Address for particulars superersss st. Mary's DO.
Mnican Convent. or Pastor Of st. John tho Bsptist
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The German knights Of Malta, sixty in
mber, refused to assist ct the inaugura-
n of the column &C Berlin, % because the
d column cOmmeaaoratee victoriea which
fsecutiOns to the Catholic Church" Well
and we'll done.
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COLLEGE
COLLEGE, -.r 80. a'E
HMM ULATE C-ONCE PTION,
Corner Of Common and Baronne streets Hna
I'D NEW ORLEANS. Ei...t. rtbEt4

This Literary Iasitution by rhe STATE Of
Louisiana aud empowered 90 confer degrees, ID con.
Quoted by Fathers Of tbs Society The baa
ings are well adapted for educational PaFposes.
entirely ont OF from the street. g reserved
recreaton; that from the arrival Of the puS d 3O
A. tin their departure ct p they ars conssanfJ
secluded and superintendent .. ~. - :.
The Course Of is threshold Preparatory,
Commercial and Classical. .-e .gHEt -. q tEs
The Preparatory Course 10 for beginners. s..
The Commercial Course 10 for those students who do
not wish 20 learn Latin and Greek. 'e' 80 49,
The Classical Course 10 for thoBe who desire hAvo
complete educatton .,
French IL taught In the three courses. '..i ~
Students not admitted, unless they know how 70
read and write. .t MI. d..
The moral and religious training tbs students the
lead pE objects Of the fnSty1ctorS. .T TH I'd .
Every month report IL sent to parents, eating
duet progress, rank In class and attendance.
The academical year begin0 on the fret Of October
and closes towards the end of July.
TERMSs .-. ..
Collegiate Course payable In advance, ana In Un9ed
GtAtes currency, two months, e10
-I ST 5 II IN y. eAurRELRT. Prsa.Ssns.
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TIE GovSxnnent thrOuEhouB this estSAhshmeRt y
mild and parental The puPtls are never seDaEneea An
their inBtrQotresOee. Recreation, table doftoEos
the for all. In short OveFthiHS tends 70 pre-
mote aeotionata union between the Est0Rs and tAO
yonn ladies intruRted 70 their m0therly care.
Tho inEfueiou Il Thorough snd solid md In kRrD01y
with the Requirements ofsOosty The eouroo comprises
ON both naish and Erenohl al the branches Of know
le6ge cultivated at the present day Each Language 10
taught by natives Of respective Countries as 70 In
sure correct pronunciation. ia. - aGH L e
The acadeultcGl year closes With public exhibtiOG
and distribution premiums to which parents are In
Vited- 80. 81 .a F"
sociSudo Governing those placed under their charge
by moral spssiOn alone ne SisteFs o. Sc Joseph ends
strict obAervance Of polite and asble dsportnent and
Pupils OF al denominations ere admitted.
NoTN-DurinR the bathing season, the Bonrdna
School is moved the Bay St. Loog whare the Sister,
Of Sc. JOS1nh have q n0uz1shtng academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance, a. Eollowsi
Boarding per three months. oe
washing, -. - - % ..--- ~ W
| RntrnDcS -.' ...-...........,...,. 10 %
Music Lessons and no 1nstrument...-...s.s.e - %
Singing Loasona.- "
DxoWiuR LNpaGna "
PasteL gu palnfinR aoeogdinG - Eho plumber Il puPh
WeedIslGork In al is varieties Reldsn enhrQidsEy.
axtiaciAl GAW0S n taught to thsboadorS WUut exts
Tor further Partioulars address 'SuperiOrcss Of Us
Academy Of tie Sisters Of st. JOSEPH Box 1871 New Or
loansI" OF, more convenient. a2Rlyt To-
no94 My 81 O. D. 1LDERs ARsnt
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Spring HILL COLLEGE.

che people q tie south, win enter upon il Forty.
a,, OCTOBER 2, 1879. o.
AZ s ssaa q
can nov essr e thetf P.trOns ths additional advss
arsanssnsns and sceSmnodstson '4' " ''n'''A'''n
Ts s1sS sss nab &c.,, 81 sSSs hs
Eaucatio1 e youth have IN thsis vcs ne srea. "a
they e give 5ased upon Religion ana MSrsisy
and Sas r is Aim not only edorn she minds q thsi
hs. ana as iSss
for the duties they w,l hare 10 discharge In Afers
s-a sSssss :.ss sss Sss
mercial The Preparatory course lasts ONE year and
sr
The CLASSICAL Conzee laets AK yesr., and en-.
hs sna y sae
those who gys groS.s Of The reau,sise In th
Rssa
s1s hs sss sssa e g are
The leEee of Master o. Arts a. NJ 10 evasasd 70
TSs Y 81 ssS e
Coneg The third year Of this ooufse corresponds %
Chenistry With ts nslsSsrs q the dreduasins Glass
ana 70 aanittod one must previously know Sow to
TERMS rra SESSION OF TEN xoSTHs.
to- ana xs payable
and IN 800 90
Bed sr and g
81 4 Sssssss e aea1s.as
d.. 90 THE yEsUffisA EA 1SfIsi a.
Corner a9e Gsnss 6Tss c Ess 2rss
au1o7sly 40 Gravier street. rev 0flaans.
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~.e.S 49,. 1919 ...Ssss"sS,.
INV esLnAXs isUaDAE. oc1oaHR 10. ls1s !
- sSTss,suYENiLE coIuaH. ~ -
THE STORY OF cARLorrA. 20. -, ~' -. I
In the year, just little after the corona
ton Of johanna, Qneen Of Nipples, there
came upon al the land Of Italy an awful
plague. Mems minda as well as their DO
ont which covered the akin With loathsome
sores, and at the same time = sort of frepsy
seized upon the brain. Naddened and dy-
ing, the poor plAgne stricken wretches
gatheneds together and rushed bowling
through the public places, fighting and
were abandoned TO them. the great mobiles
fed and shut themselves mp In their conn
try palaces, TO which no one had access,
and the peasantry were left to die In the
fields or woods. Kinship was forgotten in
this great calamity. The father and mo-
children, and the latter fed their afflicted
parents and left them to perish. The
whole, country had become unlike itself.
1nhumanity was seen every where, and the
people, though 80 sorely afflicted, refused
to invoke Gods aid and died blaspheming.
It was at this time that Carlota, the
heroine. She was humble and lowly en-
ough. From her earliest days abe had
been obliged to toll. Her mother, an old
woman, whose knowledge Of herbs and
simples gave her the name Of 1.-THE Witch"
among The county people, , va very poor,
much better than 4 hut. Here abe was
brought mp, and trained to perform the
work Of the household. Every day she
was mp before the cum and away to the
fields with her flock, and there, among the
green heritage and the pleasant smell from
Now It chanced that the field where Car
lotta passured her flock belonged to the
Marquis Alando, q noble of great wealth
and pride of descent. Right above her on
the hill the old castle Of tho Alandos stood,
and near it now and then abe caught the
and steel, These abe knew belonged TO the
noble darnes. and. cavaliers who resorted
there, but she never, sought to see more
of them. ContentEWith her humble lot she
dwelt eeclnded and almost unknown, save
by the old women to whom her young
life was devoted. 80 4R4 -rIg. 3.bi7i5 a1G
One day on seturning from the felds, she
heard grestery coming from the castle, and
looking from behind the bushes baw crowd
of people, some Of them mobiles with cloak
and plume and other varlets in lesth-
eEn Jenkins, rushing hithee and thither in
what seemed Q frantic dance. Drawing
nearer, she saw that their faces were hvid,
;ne So .l n. sSs go go s.sa - =,
ing them; IN anrigns sne started mp 20
fee, but the strange crowd whirled past
her, screaming 40 they went, and left her
in her retreae. When abe ventured ont
sne stum Died upon psosUage ngoEe. AZ
was that OF tall man with what mad been
NOBLE race, oug now so dissorted ana
blotched as to be quito hideous. She
stopped over him and he moaped.s She
bore, in the hollow Of her hand, fresh water
from the brook to wet his lips, and girl 30
she was dragged him upon q rude hurdle
to her mothers howell. iF.S o.. s,..;i
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EDUCATIONAL.

AgCARn Fs,I IT. :
"a i'-.-'-' rs sht 49, f. 81 .H ....i -
At the requsas Of fenas dssirou. Of piscins their
aasshters under my Instruction snd In ordsr that
others who may wish 10 avail themselves Of the same
se7viege may have en- opportunity Of doing 90 I
fespectfuny inform parents and Suardahs and those
IN charss Of educstisnl Institutes. that win give
LESSONS In VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
on terns satisfactory to an Church Music specially
r.. THERESA, 0ANNoN,
9l............s st. Philip street,. 2sI
% Between Roman ana Prieur streets,
a., u a.. -7--5-- Adjoining St. Anna Church.
Care Of Canal ana Claiborne and pumAias and Fair
Grounds lines pass within two squares Of
octstf
ST. HENRY's SCHOOL,
+sc Corner OF Constance and Berlin streets.
Thu rn.tisuton for the education Of Young I.aiss
with Preparatory Department conducted by tina Sis.
tiers OF Christian Charity has reopeaed Its casses ON
September list, ie7S.
The oourse Of tnstrnction pureued embraces all the
branches forming q solid education.
Englsh and German classes per month o. to o.
EXTRA CHARsga.Pane. French. Flain and Fancy
e EesdleWork. Stationery, etc.
For further Particulars apply 10 the Sisters at their
residence on Constance street, between Milan and
Berlin streets t,5 .'a1,. u b 1lf o.x q,
Spring HILL COLLEGE.
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VILLANovA COLLEGE, -. -. sa.if
'' DELAWARE COUNTY .'@
af. 'sa5.f PENNSYLVANIA. 10
Under the Direction of the Fathers Of the Order Of St.
.-'| - augustine.

-. n sr., - IL sr-'o.ul. = ~
This Tnsttution chartered In lsss ~ an University,
offers superior advantages TO students who wish TO
acquire thorough education or 70 qualify themselves
for Scientific or Commercial pursuits. 60 ~ E.
It is pleasantly situated ON the line Of the Penn.yL
phia "Yillenoys College station Is hepremises.
Extensive College buildings, with modern improve.
monte, are In process OF completion. :,
The Collegiate Year commences the First Monday
Of September and terminates on the Last Monday Of
June. !
Tuition, Board and Washing, Per session Of ave
months ... 'tl50 W
Music. Drawing and the Modern Languages form extra
.... --1L a %. - . charges It5
For full perticplars, send for catalogue.
VERE REV. T. GALBERRY, o. s. g.,
jy20 70 ~ ...- ... President
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEF
Corner St. Philip and Calves streets,
B o. New Osloans.
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| NAZARETH ACADEMY, 81 -
ts BARpsrowN. KENTucke.

Nasateth has been boarding school for young ladies'
for the hsS sixty years. daring which time 1t has re-
ceived a1 extenaiys patronage from the Middle West
tho year. - - :. - -
The oar. rrn daily from Louisville to Bardstown
The scholastic Is divided into two Sessions; the
hrsf commencing on tho First Monday In September
the second commencing February lst. n - ] -
T g-ss 80 80 TERMS. 5H} 3
Board and Tuition, Bed and BeddipR washipe '-.
DoctoEs Fee and tho Higher branches, per
cooaI0ns BIO 90
Lower Branches, including Board and Tuition,
Bed and Bedding, washing Doctors Fee per
Music, the Languages, Drawing and Painting form
extra charged. Z; = 80.
For catalogue apply 70 tho -lsttt..sE ....a
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
au24 2m 4 Nazareth, near Bardstown Kentucky
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ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL. sea.s - -
-'r5 CORNER PRYTANIA STREET,
One Square from Napoleon Axsnne.

This Institution for the education of Yonnp In dies
with Preparatory Department conducted BY the sis.
ssrs Q. Cnarfy WIN reopen tts oasses and resume Its
1ormer cxeroAses on Monday September LIST, 1878.
The course OF instruction pursued embraces all the
branches forming . solid edncation. 1T p
81. - TERMS PEA MONTH. sg,s I'D
,r--. Invariably In Advance: ~ rassss
F2snshh ciesses Per month from to es
q - No deduction made for absence. 0!f :
sr- .~i sis Extra Charges - .essfti
Vocal and Iastrumental Musio Professors charges
Plain and Fancy Needlework. Stationery, etc. :
For further particulars apply the Sisters at their
vosidence ON Napoleon Avenue. auN Il
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MEDICAL ADvERrIsRMERrs.
..~.. Ayers -
Hair Vigor,
For restoring 70 0ray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

D A drsssing
which 10 at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efsctual for
preserving the
hair. u soo,s
restores faded
! or gray hair
to its original
>-g- III ~
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This long estabshed Institution 90 fsvorsby known
@ the people Of tAe South, win enter upon is Forty
fourth Scholastic year on So - = = =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08

POLICE CoURT.-The Police Court
was darkened yesterday morning by the
appearance of pair OF the worst negro
women to be found in this region.
When called before Judge Rogers they
looked mighty black at him and let
down their back hair and turned up
their noses at him.
Elizabeth Lewis, very dark COM
ple1iouedi sorosis, was found, hopping
yelling, dancing, singing and making
an unmitigated nuisance OF herself gen.
orally, on Monday, in the Eighth ward
She was accompanied by Becky Blan-
chard, who, although charcoal would
make a white mark on her, was light
complexiored in comparison with her
comrade. She, too, is dancist, sing
ist and yellist They were fined S. and
costs and in default were both sent to
reside at Castle Kennedy for the twenty
days next ensuing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08

RIVER NEws.-The river is falling
with sixteen feet seven inches by th'
marks. At Pittsburgh there is tel
feet eight inches and falling.
The Andes left for Cincinnati yester'
day with a big freight and passeuge
list. AS she is the first boat down tn
river since the freeze, she will get al
she can carry below,
The Express came up yesterday
twenty-five days from Parkersburg
with a good trip. She leaves THU
morning at half past ten o'clock. W.
can recommend Captain Phil Anschut'
and his beautiful packet to the travel
ing public. Ed. Anschutz, our high
tone friend, has charge of the office.
The Carrie Brooks went to Pitts
burgh yesterday, where she will go or
to the docks for repairs. We are g!ac
to know that her injuries are not Al
severe as at first reported, and it will b
but a short time until she will be in tn,
trade again.
The coal fleet was expected to star
from Pittsburgh yesterday. Twenty-si'
towboats with two hundred and eigh
boats and barges and 2,722 900 bushel
of coal are expected down during thi
rise
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08
CITY COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.
TUESDAY EVENING, January 7.
FIRST BRANCH.

This Branch of Council met pursuant
to adjournment, with Mayor LETTERS in
the chair. The object Of the meeting
was the consideration OF the ordinances
subscribing 100000 each for the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad and
the Wheeling and Ohio Railroad Bridge
Company.
Present-Messrs. Allison, Blair, Bor-
ing, Brodie, Butterfeld, Ewing, Hand
Ian, Kelly. Pannell, Reister, Schambra,
Todd, Weidebusch and Wilson.
The ordinance to subscribe $500, 600
to the capital stock of the Wheeling
and Lake Erie Railroad Company was
read by the Clerk.
Mr.. Allison thought it advisable to
refer the ordinance to q special com.
mittee. He said he was in favor Of the
proposition and would vote for it if the
ordinance was perfected and came be-
fore Council in proper shape.
Mr.. Wilson also thought it necessary
to refer the ordinance to special com :
mittee to put it in proper shape, and
made q motion to 30 refer it.
Mr.. Blair said he was ready to 60
into the consideration Of the ordinance
tonight and opposed referring the
matter to any committee. He called
for the yeas and nays, and the ordi-
nance was referred by the following
vote:
Yeas-Allison, Boring, Brodie, But,
terrified, Ewing, Pannell, Reister,
Schambra. Todd and Wilson-l0.
Nays-Blair, Handlan, Kelly and
Weidebusch-4.
Mr.. Pannell moved to take the Or
dinance from the table in relation to
the Wheeling and Ohio Railroad Bridge
Company and refer it to the same COM
mittee. The motion was adopted.
The Mayor appointed the following
gentlemen on the special committee :
Messrs. Allison, Wilson and Blair. Mr..
Blair objected to serving on the COM
mittee, but the Council adjourned while
be was making his objection.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08
TIE CHARTER ELECTION The speci

The CHARTER ELECTION The specis
election being over the prevailing
epidemic is the charter election, to b,
held on Thursday, January %, a
which a Mayor, City Sergeant, Cit,
Clerk, Street Commissioner, Superin'
tendent of Water Works, Wharf Mas
ter and members OF the City Council
are to be chosen. One half o.
the members OF the First Branch
hold over for another year. The fol-
lowing are the names Of those thus
holding over: First ward-A. j. Pan
nell: Second-Thomas P. Shsllcross
Third-A. w. Kelley; Fourth-Johu
Boring; Fifth-Andrew Wilson; Sixth
N. ReisteS; Seventh-Thomas j
Blair; Eighth-W. c. Haudlau. There
are to be elected twenty-five members
of the Second Branch, apportloned as
follows: First ward, three members
Second, three; Fourth, three; Fifth,
three; Sixth, four; Seventh, two
Eighth, four. There will be no lack
OF material from which to select, We an.
ticipate, for any Of the offices above
enumerated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08

DEATH OF PETER SEYBoLD.-We re-
gret to announce this morning the
death of one Of our oldest and most re-
spected citizens. Mr.. Peter Seybold
died yesterday morning. He came to
this city in 1882 and during all his resi-
dence here enjoyed the good opinion OF
all who knew him end earned the ap-
pellation of IAN honest man" Such
men are the pride and glory of re-
public, and although occupying hum
BILE station and little regarded by the
lovers OF glitter and tinsel and show
are the true basis of all that is good in
our social and political system.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08

A CAPITAL HAr.-Harper i Brother
have just received very new and ele-
CANT soft hat, which they have chris
tened "The Capital" in expectation of
the removal oftbe Capital from Charles
ton to Wheeling. Orders from the
Permanent Seat" are solicited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08

KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAs BALL.-Balti-
more Lodge No 6, X. OF P, will in
augurate L. Walther's new hall, corner
of Jacob and Divisions streets, on Fri
day night next, January 10th. The
music will be furnished by Johnny
Brch's favorite band. The handsome
manner in which the Knights of Pythias
have arranged their balls heretofore
warrants US in predicting a splendid
time for all who attend this one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08

GAVE BAIL.-Simon Kamer, charged
with the larceny OF glassware and lum
Der from the South Wheeling Glass
House, and for whose commitment to
jail Squire Schultz made out the pa
pers on Monday, gave the required $500
bail and was set at liberty. The JUS
tice sent the case before the County
Court. This will be the first case to be
tried by the new court.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08

OFFICERS ELEoTED.-The stockhold-
ers of the Etna Iron and Nail Com
pany met In Bridgeport on Monday,
and. with great unauimity, elected the
following gentlemen as Board OF Dr.
rectors for the ensuing year. William
Holloway, E. P. Rhodes, L. Spence,
Ohio; A. G. Robinson, Lewis Jones
Thomas R. Mofett, Daniel Davis,
West Virgins.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08

NINRrY.PlvR cases in a hundred oil
Rheumatism and Neuralgia cured by
Dr.. Filters Rheumatic Compound, the
greatest remedy for Rheumatism ever
discovered. See advertisement. Every
sufferer should try it. Sold by Logan,
List & Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08

THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
new Board OF Commissioners will be
composed of the following members
Washington District, Eugene List /;
Madison, J. Sheppard; Clay, Benjamin
Fisher, Union, John Oesterling; Gen.
tire, William -Kleives; Webster, J.
Handlan; Richie, J. W. Schultz !;
Triadelpbia, H. Clark; Liberty, j. D.
Whittam; Richland, DR.. j. English.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08

FIFTY CENTS TO ONE DOLLAR A DAY
will secure permanently for you in one
year, superb piano or a splendid
Eureka organ, at Sheibs Music Store
1t will be a wise New Years resolution
to engage an instrument as above, anc
make your family happy thereby.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08

HOLIDAY GooDs.-We recommend
those wishing to purchase Boots and
Shoes to call at l.. V. Blends, where
they will find the finest and best stock
ever brought to thi city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08

A RARE CHANcE.-At our semi
annual closing out sale, consisting Of
Heavy Winter Overcoatings, Vestirgs,
Suitings and Underwear, all of which
we will sell at astonisbingly low fig
ures, to make room for our spring
stock. J. T. LAKIN & Co.,
No. 81 Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-08
rHE OFFICIAL VOTE.

We give below the official vote Of
the county as cast for County Judge
and Commissioners at the special cleo
ton held on Monday last. Judge
Corchran's majority is SAL: