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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-07
THE New York correspondent Of toe

THE New York correspondent OF tHe
Chicago Tribune writes:
Speaking the other day TO q gentie-
msn well acquainted with public men
on the subject Of their capacity for and
habits of work, he remarked that the
hardest worker he had ever known was
Caleb Cushing. Gushing told my in-
tormant that, for twenty five years, ne
had spent seventeen ou: OF every twenty
four hours in intellectual pursuits
reading, studying or writiug-glyIng
himself but seven hours for res. and re-
creation. Cush;os has an extraordinary
constitution and the most vigorous
health, ,aud receives such pleasure from
absorting mental occupation. thar l;
has by long habit become second nature
TO him. lie is now seventy st least,
and OF late YEAR,, being regularly en-
ployed as sort OF Government lawyer
upon international cases inWashlngton,
he has taken life more easily. IS well
he might at his advanced age.
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baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, July 3, 1873

DALTlhohb, culy % lO'o'
BEEF CATTLE.-The market early
this week showed some little spirit OF
activity, and prices for neat 1850 to 1900
lbs cattle for butchers, were little bet
ter being more suited to the season than
the heavier receipts, but before the close
operations became rather slow, there
being more cattle on the market than
were needed, and those, too, Of large
rough grade, which had q depressing
tendency, and the market closed very
dull. The neat cattle Of the above
mentioned weight are the only ones
now that can command remunerative
prices, the large rough ones having only
a depressing effect on the market, and
are almost always disposed OF, il at all,
at q sacrifice. There were some better
cattle on the msrke. than last week,
but quality considered, there WAS little
or no variation from last weeks prices.
Prices to-day for Beet Cattle ranged
as follows: Best Beeves at Sc 0097 II;
that generally rated frat quality IS 25
CaG 90; medium OF good fair quality
81 25G5 25; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows 80 O060 0G inferior
and lowest grades OF Cattle 80 0090 0G
general average OF the market to-day
IS IS; extreme range OF prices "a 25C9
I l2 Most Of the sales were from
s 25 to 6 25 per 100 fbs. or the re-
ceipts 8l5 head came from Ohio, SO
from Maryland. 81 from Virginia and
269 from West Virginia-total receipts
for the week 1914 head against
ll69 last week, and 1855 heal
same time last year. OF the offerings
sol head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, l06 head sold TO Washington
city and country dealers, and lis head
to Eastern speculators-total eales for
the week 1922 head, against ll06 last
week, shd 955 head came time last
year.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-There has
been another lsrge supply Of sheep On
tn srket this week, many more than
reeded, and most or nearly all OF 8
common grade. Prices are, in conse-
queoce, considerably lower. There ia
8 light Ess,ero demand, come 300 head
being taken for Philadelphia. We quote
feir TO good sheep at 4S Sc per n groes.
Stock sheep, which are no~ coming on
the market, quoted a. so93 per head.
Lambs g: s294 per head. Receipts
tbs week 5633 head, against 5526 Las,
week, and 257l head came tine last
veer.
ROGS.-Tbe arrivals this week were
nearly double the number received last
week, and more than are called for.
The market Is q f1lI ic lower than lee.
weak, and with quite . full punber now
in the pens is dull, With Indications Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-07

The Freemasons OF this city and State
are making elaborate preparations tor
the deics.ion in September next oil
their new Broad street temple. which is
the fiaest Masonic edifce in ths world.
The chief ceremonies will take place
Friday, September Goth, TO be preceded
BY a reception OF the Knights TemPlar
on the evening OF the 25th. The pro-
cession OF the Grand and Subordln ate
Lodges will be an imposing one. On
September 29;h the Grand Chapter will
dedicate its portion Of the building,
whilst on the 30th the Knights Tenn
plar take possession OF theirs Ihis
succession of Masonic ceremonies Will
attract a large number of visitors to the
ci,y, as the displays msde by this
powerful order hitherto in Phi!sdei-
phia have slways done.-PhiIa. Ledger.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-07

THs Chicago Tribune gives the fol-
lowing as the Office holders platform
Rsso!rsl, That stealing is wrong, but
we will supper, the thieves.
Ptsolrcd, That the Republican party
has saved the country. but we denounce
The corruption Of the party and renom'
;nate the same chaps for office.
Resolred, That members OF Congress
who voted themselves FIVE thousand
dollars extra paw are thieves, and ths.
General Grant, who lobbled for the oil
and is to be psid one hundred thousand
dollars for signing it aud making II
the law, is an honest man, and further
ReSolrt{, That We will support every
Congressional salsry-graeber who l;
again nominated by the party.
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NEW JERSEY.
Sudden Death.

ATLANTIC CrrT. July 6.-Rev. Father
Kelly, formerly pastor OF the Church
of the Immaculate conception Of Phil
adelphia, was taken i'll while 10 bath.
ing, yesterday morning, He was taken
from the water and died soon after. 1t
lie supposed bis death resulted from sn
attack OF heart disease.
hiiIed.
Henry Dsrley lad who lives here,
visited some friends in Mooth aYenue,
yesterday, and while engaged in picking
cherries in the afternoon be wss struck
in the abdomen b. pistol ball sud
killed. 1t is not known who fired the
pistol.
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LIST OF GIFTS

The money 10 pay all these gifts In full is
now on deposit In the Farmers & Drovers'
Bank, ofLoulsyille, anu set aside for that
purpose, and can only be used for that pur-
pose, as will be seen by the following certl.
ficate OF the cashier:
| OFFICEoF FARMERS AND DRovERs BANK,
LoUByILLE, KY, April !, 1873,
This is 10 certify that there is In the
Farmers'and Drovers' Bank 10 the the credit
| OF the Third Grand Gilt Concert, for the
benefit OF the Public Library OF Kentucky,
rve hundred thousand dollars. which has
been set apart by the managers TO pay the
gifts in full, and will be held by the bank
and paid out for this purpose, and this pur-
pose only.
The party, therefore, who holds the tick,
| et drawing the capital gift will get 500 900
| in greenbacks, and so for the s5O0OO gift, the
SIS co. the So, 900, the $4,000, the 5000 and
all the other gifts, 1000 in number smonnt-
| ing TO $4,000.
| The remnant OF unsOld tickets will be-
| furnished 10 those who first apply (Orders
accompanied by the money always having
preference over agentsl AT the following
prices Whole tickets, $40; halves, Is; aud
quarters $3.50. ii whole tickets for slC0 %
| for 500, lib for 20 and SIS for 5000. No
discount on less than sl00 worth at tlmeI
The concert and distribution OF gifts vii.
begin at O o'clock on Tuesday morning,
July 8, in Public Library Hall, and lhe fol-
| lowing will be the order Of proceedings: Its
Music by orchestra band. ID. Placing Of tags
! lone for each ticket sold) in large wheel
| Sd. Placing OF gifts In small wheel Sth
Music by orchestra band. 5h, EKplanato-
| ry remarks " President 9Th. Dnnwing OF
| first half OF gifts. 9TH. Music by orchestra
band. Sth. Drawing OF last half OF gifts
9th. Placing OF large wheel with tags IN
| hands ofcommittee appointed by audience
| 10th. Grand orchestra concert
The music on this grand occasion will be
the best that can be procured, and the gen.
uemen who count and place the tags and
drawing and keep the record Of the drawn
numbers will be chosen from the best
known and most trust worthy citizens Oi
the state. All will he so conduciet as to he
| a perfect guaranty against complaint from
any Just source.
| The payment OF gifts will begin on Satur-
| day, July u, at 0 O'Clock A. u. Tickets draw.
| ing gifts must be presented at room No.
Public Library Building, where cash CheC ks
upon the Farmers and DrOvrrs' Bank, OF
Louisville, or sight drafts upon the Fourth
National Bank OF New York, at the option
OF the holder, will be given for the tickets
All gifts not called for In o months rom the
drawing will be turned over To the Puo.Ic
Library fund.
FOR full particulars send for circular.
THOS. T.. BRANLETrE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, EY.
j.. L RODGERS, Agent.
IO6 Market ~.
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Locomotives and Cars Seized for Debt

The novelty Of se'zing railroad
train for debt was enacted in Jersey
CITY Thursday afternoon, when Sherlil
Berrhsrdt attached locomotive and
three cars Just as they were leaving the
Perusvlvau!a depot for Montclair.
The seizure was made to secure possible
damages in suit brought against the
company for $4,000 on an action for
debt. The passengers made an appeal
10 the Sheriff, and he fiDally consented
to let the train proceed in charge OF a
deputy, the company assuring him that
there should he no interference with
the officer. The train proceeded to lis
destination, and returned on Friday in
charge OF Deputy Tsugeman, who SAYS
he experienced no difficulty, except that
he was compelled to draw a pistol on
the conductor, on the return trip to
convince him OF the impolicy OF un-
coupling one or two OF the rear cars.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIER SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, July 7, A. n. !
On Monday for the south Atlantic
States generally clear weather, light
winds, falling barometer and rising
temperature; for the middle and east
ern states generally north and north
east winds, partly cloudy and clear dry
weather with slightly higher tempera.
ture, pt in the Middle and Atlantic
states where cloudy weather and light
local rains are probable by Monday
night; for the upper lake region fall
ing barometer, higher temperature and
increasing cloudiness. Midnight tele-
graphic reports are missing from the
upper lakes, the southwest, the Rocky
mountains and Pacific oosst stations.
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BROOKLYN,
Camp Meeting.

BROOKLYN. July 6.-The first camp
meeting Of the season opened yesterday
at Sea Cliff grove By the Union Camp
Meeting Association. The meeting will
continue only fourteen dsy3 but others
are to follow shortly after. The OPEN
ing services yesterday were well at
tended and a gooi many Methodist
churches were represented.
Axed.
Thos. Burgess ard his wife, who live
on the corner OF Garrett and Hamilton
avenue, quarled last night at their
residence. During the scuttle Mrs.
Burgess struck her husband with an
axe, injuring him 80 severely that fatal
results are anticipated.
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a lower figure. The hogs that com.
mand the best prices are those OF light
weight, owing to the low price OF lard
aud the character OF the bacon needed
ST this time. We quote corn fed hogs
at IS 57@7 p, few bringing the latter
figure, and common and still fed at
s6 2596 IS per 100 lbs net. Receipts
this week 1856 head. agsin.t 45l6 last
week, ard 1854 head same time last
wear.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Drowned.

WORCESTER, July 6.--Archibsld
Staples, aged eighteen years, son OF
William Staples Of No. 2S6 Racine
street. was drowned this afternoon in
lake Quissigmond, while bathing. The
body has not yet been recovered.
PLYMOUTH, July 81. J.. Tucker,
proprietor OF the Clifford House OF this
city, was drowned this morning while
bathing in the bay. The body was re-
covered,
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BOSTON.
Batter.

BoeroS, July 5.-The GLIB, AfVe--
ti,e-, and Herald this morning severely
criticize Buffers temperance efforts yes
terdsy, and claim that the prohibition =
lists only secured this rare criminal 10
order to draw . big crowd. in which
they showed their usual economy. Il
10 said the Temperance party will throw
Butler overheard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-07

VISITORS are assembling at the differ
ent Virginia springs. The White Sui
phur and tie Hot Springs presents
quite an animated appearance. The
patrons are mostly Southerners. AT
the White Sulphur, in 1866, there were
present at one time Blacque Bey, the
Turkish Minister; George Peabody
M-. Corcoran, the Washington banker
Geueral Lee; Lord Lyons; General
Beaureguard; Henry A. Wises and the
rebel Generals Magruder, Conner, Gary,
Lilly and LawtoD.
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CANADA.
Over tho Falls.

CHIPPEWA, ONT, July 5.-Yesterday
party consisting OF lady, gentleman
ard a child, started out upon Niagara
river with the intention Of having a
sail, but as there was not sufficient
wind it is supposed they went over the
falls on the Canadian side. They were
to have been married in the afternoon.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
A Threatened Duel.

PARIS, July 6.-It is now stated that
the threatened duel between NJ. Ranc
and N. Paul De Casssgnac will take
place. The parties are row in Belgium
and the fight will take place on Tues
day ct some spot near Luxembourg.
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The completion OF the Lewis tunnel,
on the line OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, in Virgiuia, finishes the hea-
yywork on that line, and gives them the
use OF their permanent track trem Rich
mond ito the Ohio. The event gives
crest satisfaction 10 Yirgisis.
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LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
a FULL DRAWING CERTAIN.
$500,00 In Bank to Pay Gifts.
10000 Cash Gifts Paid in Full
100000 for only $40

Enough OF the 100, 90 tickets issued for the
THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT, In aid o. the
Public Library OF Kentucky, having been
sold 10 insure full drawing, and the wish
haviag been universally expressed that
the 1860 cash gifts offered should be drawn
In fuli and paid in full with out sny scaling
down, as heretofore, the management,with
the concurrence of the trustees, have de-
termined TO allow ninety days more for the
sale of the remnant o. tickets left on hand.
The concert and distribution advertised for
April s Is therefore postponed TO Tuesday,
July s, 1873, on which day, and no other,
they will positively and nnqulvocslly take
place IN Public Library Hall, Louisville, Ky.
At this grand concert the following cash
gifts will be distributed by lot and paid In
full 10 the ticket holders who draw them
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BUFFALO,.
Eartha make.

BUFFALO, July 6.-This city was WIS.,
tied with two distinct shocks OF earth
quake this morning at 9 o'clock. The
shocks were distinctly felt in all parts
OF the city.
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Fatal casualties from bathing are now
FREQUENT In our exchanges yesterday
We read of Ave cases OF drowning.
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board of officers will be ordered from
Washington to survey the Tigress be.
fore she sails and to officially report her
condition to the Navy Department. I.
is expected the vessel will be ready to
SSH about the middle oil this week.
Reprinting National Bank Notes.
The Times special from Washington
says some difficulty is appreheuded re-
gardipg the construction OF the law ap>
propristiug 100000 for the reprinting
of mutilated National Bank currency.
The law provides that only such notes
shall be reprinted as have been sue
cessfully couuterfeited. 1t is not pre-
scribed who shall be the judge of the
success OF coupterfeits. 1t is not sn.
ticipated that any OF the banks will
volunteer such an acknowledgment
with respect to their own currency. In
the case o! the most successful
counte.ie!ts, the spurious 80 notes,
the plates have been discovered BY the
Government and destroyed, 20 that the
los are now in no greater danger from
counter!eiters than any other Ienomi.
nation OF notes. 1t is also believed
the sum OF $4,000 is inadequate to
reprint the notes which have been
cou nterleited and mutilsted. Prepsrs-
ton of the plates OF the SO notes hss
begun.
Assaulted.
Shortly after 3 o'clock this morning,
while pstsoimsn David 6ConnoL. Of
". A. precinct was on duty on 10Th
Avenue, near Thirtieth street. He
was attacked BY gang Of rowdies who
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-21

ures: No 2 spring wheat 221S; No. Q
corn 40; No. 2 oats 2715; No. 2rye 81 !;
No. 2 barley 81;
The week opened with fair degree of
animation in the lea ling merchandise mar
kets of the city, and the opinion was gen.
eral among merchants that the movement
OF goods during the week would be liberal,
and considerable larger than for some
time previous.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unsettled, but
keeps well up; enough so to make the
shorts uneary. Notwithstanding the new
crops is now ready to come forward, is
regarded with great deal OF confidence.
Ali me influences affecting the trade of
a legitimate nature are decidedly 'bullish.'
and as the short interest for this and next
month is remarkable large, the outlook
for holders is much more favorable than is
usually witnessed en- the opening of a new
crop season. The decline noticed in cash
grain on yesterday was due largely to
combination among buyer to control prices.
No. 2 closed at s 2211s; No. was steady
at 81 Is, and rejected at 81.
OATS.-Cash sales were made of %. 900
bu. No. 2 at 274c; 5000 bu. do at &c and
1000 bu. rejected at2415c No. 2 closed
steady at 271sc u
CATTLE.-Cholce native blood stock.
o!031sf@5 20 Good to prime 5.4O@5. 81.
Good to choice cows and heiiers, 900 to 1,
600 lbs average 350@4.00 medium to fail,
butchers stock, 3.5O@45O.
HoGs.-4 50(94.9O.
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OUR TOWNSHIP TICKET.

T. G. Phillips who heads this ticket il
an old and well. known citizen of the coun
ty, has resided here a quarter of century,
and will fill the office of Squire with sat
isfaction to all who wish justice done. The
observation-disclosures ID. Needham, l.. F,
Vickroy and M. +. Bennett are men whose
qualifications for the position are good,
and who will fill them with credit to them
selves and their constituents The Trus.
tees, Messrs. r. p. Bacon, Samuel Ingels
and j. w. McMullin, are as well known
as can be and need no ecommendation.-
Robert Kissick has acceptably filled the
position of Township Clerk, and will be
reelected without trouble w. s: Martin,
the Assessor, is farmer, and will attend
to the business in satisfactory manner.
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of Morpheus, suddenly come to the con-
clusion that there was corruptio in the
ranks of the Republican party and awoke
crying Corruption, Reform, Reform ; and
then the next fall went for Greeley, and now
is Granger.
Mr.. Bonewell, candidate for Sheriff,
lives at present in Harrison township has
been there but short time; was formerly
grocery-kee per in Oskaloosa with Mr..
Eckarl; he has been working for over q
yearfor this nomination, but never wanted
an office.
Judge Thompson, 1t is needless for me TO
say anything much about about him, jmore
than that he held the office of county Judge
and auditor eight years, and surveyor four
years previous, and has been candidate
nearly every time before the primary cleo.
ton since he went out o Office.
Now, fellow Republicans of the Grange,
these are the men that you are expected
to support at the coming election; but Just
stop moment and think for yourselves
Examine the platform and candidates of
the Republican party Of this State and see
if you have not all that you as grangers
can ask for and after candid reflection
and consideration of the matter you think
you would rather trust to a set of the most
infamous wire pullers and intriguers for
Office, that You have ever beheld, than to
such men as We have upon our ticket of
course vote for it. This political move has
done more against the organization OF P.
of H., than all the monopolies that we
have in this country to contend with, ever
did, or will do, simply for the reason that
it has caused a strife and dissatisfaction or
division III the grange of both Democrats
and Republicans, and some are renouncing
all allegiance to the grange and say they
will not be gulled in such manner; and
we have been taught that in union there is
strength and that house divided against
itself must surely fall. So surely will this
move prove the ultimate ruin of the organ
ization in this county ifstill persisted in
SO, fellow Republicans, let US labor to rid
the party of corruption, and support only
such men as We know to be no nest, we'll
tried, and trIe to our interests as we'll as
their own and if we will unite upon this
we will soon begin to see the effect of our
labors and then we will have reason to feel
proud of our party. TYCHICUs.
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CENTAUR llNIMENI.

There is no pain which the Centaur IL inimen,
will not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue,
and no lamen ess which it will not cure. This il
strong language. but it is true. Where the pa rts
are not gone, it's effects are marvellous. It has
produced more cures :of rheumatism, neuralgia,
ck-jaw, palsy sprains, swellings, caked breasts
scalds, burns, salt rheum, eaf-ache &C., upon the
human frame, and of strains, spawn, CALLS, &c.
upon animals in one year than have all other pre-
tended remedies since the world began. IL is q
counter-irritant, an all -healing pain reliever.-
Crpples throw away their clutches, the lame walk
poisonous bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without q scar. |, is NO hum
bug. The recipe is published around each bottle.
1t is selling no article ever before sold, and il
sells be cause it does just what 1t pretends to do
Those who now suffer fro m rheumatism, pain OF
swelling deserve TO suffer if they will not use
&c ntnur Liniment. More than 1000 certificates oil
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs, chron
ic rheumatism, govt, running umors, &C., have
been received. We will send circula, contain
ing certificates. the recipe, &c. gratis, to any one
requesting 1t. One bottle of the yellow wrapper
Centaur Liniment ia worth one handred dollars
for SPAWN ed or sweenied horses and mules, OF
for screw.wOrm in sheep. Stock owners-this
Eminent is worth your attention No family
should be without Centaur Liniment. j. B.
Rose d Co, New York.
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GRANVILLE CORRESPONDENCE.

GRANVILLE, Iowa, Aug 18th, 1873
EDS. HERALD-The Summer is ended
the harvest paat. and grain mostly in stack
In as good condition in this vicinity as it
possibly could be, not a grain of wheat or
oats sprouted. Wheat in this vicinity is
considered to be light in quantity but good
inqualily. Oats are very heavy and in
quality good some fields of corn are good,
but the dry weather is shortening the crop
very fast, and if dry weather continues .
few days the corn crop must be light. ny
the way couple of Oskaloosa bloods each
with livery top buggy accompa nied by
their soiled doves, dogs and guns in the
north part Of this Township and Lynn
grove Tp., on Sunday last were seen by
different parties, they Of course supposed
they would not be recognized here but we
have them marked and repetition of the
like win cause them to be duly reported
and their names sent up. ~
= CHAs PHELPS