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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-03
GEORGIA.
Hail Delivery.

AUGUSTA, Oct l.-There was a
eneral Jail delivery at Sparta, Ga,
asst night, brought about by prisoners
cutting q hole through the roof and
reaching the ground by rope made
Of blankets. Six criminals escaped,
among them was Tom Jackson, a
noted desperate, sentenced to ten
wears imprisonment for shootin-
Marshal Gordon and a Massa chu
setts negro house breaker, sentenced
for fen Years. All of them were to
be taken to the penitentiary this
morning. None of the escaped con-
ylcts have been reoaptursd.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, November 1.-The di-
gyntors Of the Kansas Pacific Rail
road have issued two circulars, cX-
planning why the interest coupons
on bonds of the X. 7. d L. p. R2il-
roads, Eastern Division, which are
due to-day, will not be paid. They
say that the construction Of the road
and its proper equipment, together
with the aid given in building
branch roads have, under the pres
ent money stringency, embarrassed
them, bat think it only temporary.
They invite the bond holders to APP
point a committee to confer with
ihcm a. to tho best course to be pur-
sued.
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Unfortunate Dnck Hunters.

The Peoria R>vistO man is duck
hunting. He Gays The duck Reason
may be considered az about over. It
closes earlier this year on accouD: o.
the supply becoming exhausted. The
reason Of this is evident when we E;a.e
that the editor of this excellent Journal
and Charlie Burdotte, the 'gentlemsnly
and efficient" registry clerk Ct the post :
Office, and Judge" The blsck-Hnd-lan
that run of with the turtle, have gone
up the lake to gather in all the ducks
now e1t.ut. We are in constant re-
ceipt o. telegrsms from the party, and
their progress is marked by great
slaughter among the iuck,esses. The
following ia the bulletin:
Of Turtle Point, 1904. M-One Of
the guns has just fallen overheard
have tied large stone 10 the Judges
tail ani sent him down after the gun.
Lster-The sagscious animal has
Just returned with il. lie took it hv
the "muzzle" and put it on, 70 keST
himself from being poisoned.
Second dispstCh-The editor has just,
shot a decov duck, tearing it 10 pieces
He is now settling with man Tor me
same. The man is very ill-natrret
$50 6. m,-Of Mossvi',e 4 dread
fal storm has arisen, and the light
shalIop is dsshing nadly from blow
to bilIow. We bave just cas-; the Dog
overheard 20 ligbten the ahiP.
Later.-He climbed back again,
bringing with him enough water to
supply temperance meelsrc, and look
ing very much disguised wiz the busi.
ness
On shore, above MossriTe, 10 M
The Judge" has tre,d something in
the top OF a tree, go feet nigh 1t
may be q bear. Charley has gore to
the nearest house for sn ar.
Lster-The tree is nearly down. We
now think it ia only econ.
ll:30 The tree l. sWsying 10 ::s
fall We are certsin it is a squirrel
ll:3j.-The tree is down. It wasn't
anything. But the tree fell on the dog
and killed him.
l2l5.-Chsrley bss just sho.
granger in red shirt, m'stskiSg am
from turkey. We are fleeing irol
the indignant inhabitants
l230.-TLe dog has just caught u
with Us; heis not dea1-h-t f4rt5-e3
cut 10 the sizs OF ,''gF base, 6
ghsstly spectacle, EIsp 81"
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CHICAGO.
Election.


CHICAGO, Oct l.-Great interest
centres in the city and county elec-
ton which takes place Tuesday. The
contest here is between the temper
Huce people, and the German and
Irish saloon keepers, who want Sun
day and anti-liquor laws abolished.
Ii is possible that the liquor interests
will win, but it will be close.
EaE;t ClCarnncCS.
The bank clcaranccs in this city
Tor the week ending to-day is Sl5,-
1856 90, being about 50, 5000
less than the corresponding week
last year.
Our packers handled $500 hogs
last month. To-day commences the
regular packing season.
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INDIANA.
Killed.

Font WAYNE, IND., Nov. IA
young man named Charles Ford, en-
ploycd by the Grand Rapids 4 Indi-
ana Railroad, as brPakman, was
instantly killed at Nicksburg station
this morning. He was standing
ut the switch when the train was
lacking up, and starting to run
caught his foot in the frog and was
unable to extricate himself, and the
train knocked him down and ran
over him. mutilating his body in =
r.irNrful manner.
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ALBANY.
.,,uaius Of John Ufsnan.

AInAHY, November . The remains
Of John c. Ueeraa &rrived in this city
on 4 spsciaI train :'om New York this
y. m. accompanied 10y lsTge number
o' friends. Nearly TWO thousand per-
sors were in waiting at the depot, and
when the body arrived the funeral cor
t,sc proceeded to the cemetery. About
30 carriages were in line. The coffin
wss literally covered with choice flow
crs. aud on the hsarse were the words,
" We mOur = cur lose
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ILLINOIS.
F;ncraI of j. II. Watkins.

AyRORA, Ill, November l.-Ihe
funeral Of J. B. Watkins, Superin
tcndent OF the Iowa Division Of the
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad,
who was killed in q recent collision,
took place here to-day. y special
train. bearing the remains and
friends of the deceased, including
most of the officials of the road, ar
rived hererc at o'clock this morn
ing.
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RHODE ISLAND.
The SprnGUr EailurF.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov 1.-The
committee of Banks reported this
noon that they place the assets OF
Sprague in excess ofliabilities ut over
$500, 900, but owing to heavy amounts
becoming due in the next 80 days,
they recommended the banks to
furnish the Sl,O0O,OO0 The feeling
is one Ofgreat sadness over the event.
The property is ample for all indebt-
ness. Mr.. Hayt has been in town
since Yesterday morning.
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BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN, November 1.-The
1lanel carpet weaving mills partially
suspended to-day. Two hundred
men thrown cut of employment.
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SESy JERSEY.
lInmhs DiScllArEeh.

IATTHRsoN, November 2.-Flye h1n-
ircI hands were Gischnr-ed from tic
Dlu.ori AocomoiYe Work4 last night.
fuc establishment baa temporarily
r'--.
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NEW YORK.


were being promtly paid, and no
further commercial disasters an
nounced, the tone of the market
changed and was quite boyant.
Stokes.
The Daily Graphic says that
Stokes, when taken from the Tombs,
was handcuffed, and was taken to
the Grand Central depot, where be
left on the 1890 train for Sing Sing.
Stokes was nonchallant and inditter-
ent to the bystanders.
Fire.
At o'clock this morning, q fire
occurred in the spice mills of G.
Baine & Son, 81 Washington street,
the loss being heavy, as all the ma
chinery and stock on the upper floors
was destroyed. Insurance not
known.
Call of Bonds.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
just issued call for five million, five
twenty bonds of which four million
five hundred are coupons and five
huhGre1 tnousahu are desisoeteu uaaoa
Februry lst, 1874.
Wall strcst. Markets.
NEW oRf' NoVemo moer l'--i he "''
stree; markets opened fereri-h aud ex-
cited to-day, stocks being heavy eGd
low; gold strong and higher; exchange
6,U and Governments weak The cen.
t..,;.,,.. o,o -. ,,roo-.oi,t, ,ot
, ,, -. ~
cD.! c., ;" ~ ..'N ,.,', ,..,N.;,. 49,.
I, D.-.,,, ,,~s. - W
Co.., S.r-.,,,., ~.n,-I;,. Croc;n
8 49, .lfa, s:a,;
w. WV - 49,: ,,.I:.
I.,., na .ha ..n no. to.aor ,6o
..a1;...-..,,,..oI.,a t,nI-.
na.,> -, ,?;.,o,,.;rnoa o,d eon,oo ,ho
promin,n, bankers we're o. the orinion
that the result might be that some OF
the smaller banks might be severely
cFSmpeo ia IN tne'l 'IiI 'uIie"cy Hu" 1. 'n'E"'
,'o.o.I,. ~ crI' 'o''N' ~ - - ''' wa
P'- -
-, ~ =
'f' - ''0''' ~, 'U'''N. p'',o.'
assets CT Sprague " Co ct Slv,29o,2i',
and liabilities at Sll l475,4+3. Senator
VIM. Sprague has retired from the con-
cern.
ytus Etams.
November -
~. s,osu-b;n p.rrh,;c =. n.
n,'' o'@' A'"'' S''''''! n''' 'U."'y
Inc superintendent o. 'ne poiic5 mas
directed that on election day, Tuesday
next, an ezra LaI}ot box he placed at
oooh ro,,;.. r,oc. II, ~ocoiyi,c co,,r;.
"'" fN,''o I1 ',0I 1., ,,.
ou'ioh7 ioT '"e S"H7''Hs poor q '1Si"-
phls.
Seven hundred and eighty dollars |
in silver was rsid out at the Sab
Treasury yesterday. 1t has been de-
termined to issue silver only to those
who will circulate it and not to any |
person for the purpose OF erccuIatiog.
The Roar6 q. l. : SteamLoat In !
spectors have lslten s,ep. to the Official |
investigation OF the circumstances At. !
,endirS the collision on Friday evening, |
bp,vsrn the Gerrvhoat Ere and Dele, |
,ya,. o(tLa Tria R,ilrooI Con,rqrr
~ ,- ,,I, ga.
uI,o,bo Lo~.Iae, rra.i,
Ia,e eEnrIlsb ADVICE
The latest English files that came
n hand to.nicbt bv the Whit. Star
r;n ,taou,o. P.nrh,;o sors n,..,oo.- |
N'De '-'''' " INV '"' - |
Germ e1's's "mong 'ne FneFS anu 20
tato growers IN large 0'slr'c'S cas-! OF
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though 10, a.way =, ,Lred, by us use, NoLu-
ing can restore Lhe hair where the folilcleS
are destroyed or the glands atrophied and
uecayed; nut such as remain can De saVeu
by this apple alton, and stimulated INTO
activity, so that "A new growth of halT IS
produced. Instead OF on ing the halr WIN
a pa>ty sediment 1t will keep II clean ana
vigorous. lis occasional use Will preVent
the har from turning gray or i'lilng on,
and consequently prevent badness. Inc
restoration Of vitality IL gives TO the scalp
arrests nd prevents the formation OF dand-
rui, which / often so uncleanly and ohen-
S.ve Free { ON those deleterlous substan'
c s which make some preraraunns danger
OuS and in uriouS To Dhe hair, the Nlgor can
only benefit but not harm II. II wanted
merely Tor HAIR DRESS NG, nothing
el,e can be found so desirable. Containing
neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white
cambric. and yet lasts long on the hsir
giving it a rich, glossy lustre, and grateful
perfume.
Prepared by DR., ]. G. Aver & Go.
Practical and Analy teal Chemists,
LOWELL, 51ASS.
grtO1eU
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WEDNESDAY. DECEnBER ,, Is.s.

Only sixty thousand tickets VIII be solG
and one. half OF these are intended for the
European market, thus leaving or ly So.O0.
for safe IN the United States, where lUo,00c
were disposed OF for the hird Concert. The
tickets are divided into ten coupons ar
parts aud have on their back the Schenn
with a iull explanation OF their mode ot
drawing.
At this concert, which will he the grand.
est musical display ever witnessed Ia THIS
country, the unprs cedented sum OF
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LIST on RIEN

all the ticke' sold or not, and the l2OOJ
gifts all paid In proportion In the tickets
sod-all unsold tickets beiug destroyed, ~
at the firSt and second coucCrI nud not
70 r,r,rgspI al I'm thp tiraWInp
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$4,000 IN PRESENTS

h'O. sugar Ella Ezcl8sses,
HO0 BBLS. CHOICE HOLGsSES,
Eiytl25 hpds. prime sugar.
LIST, DAVE EPOR PARRs
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suI,.., ana Cfgctually control Them. Inc
iCSti Ohy of our hest citizens. Oi all classes
CStahli,hCs the fact, that CHERRY PECroR
Al wi! and does re ieye and cure the atfiic
iuy disorders of the Throat Ond Lungs be-
vOnd any other medicine The most dan
. rOus affections Of tn Pulminary Or ans
,ie,d 10 It's power; and cases OF Consumpt.
ion cured by This preparation, are publicly
known, so remarkable az hardly to be
believed were they not proven beyond dis
pU:e. As a remedy IL Is adequate, on which
iAa public may rely for full protection. BY
curing Coughs, the fOrerunners 10 more
serious iseaSe, Il saves unnumbered lives,
and an amount OF suffering not TO be com
Duted. II challenges trial, and conyinces
the most skeptical. Every family should
keep IL on hand a. protection against the
early and unperceived attack OF Pulmonary
Affections, which are easily met at FIRST but
which become inCurable, and too often,
fatal, II neglected. Tender lungs need this
defence and IL Il uRwise to be without IT,.
As a safeguard To children, amid the dis
tress' ng diseases which beset the Throat and
Chest OF Childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
IS invaluable; for, by It's timely use, multi
tudeS are rescued from premature graves,
and saved TO the love and adectiOn centred
on them. II acts speedily and surely against
ordinary col IS, securing sonnd and health
restoring sleep. No one will suffer trouble
some Influenza and painful bronchitis,
when they know how easily they can be
cur d.
Originally the rrOduct OF lOnE, laborious,
and successful chemical investigation, no
cOst or toll Is spared in making eyeIy bottle
In the utmost possible perfection. II may
be c ufidcntly relied upon as possessing all
the viTiuesit has ever exhibited. and Capa-
bic OF producing cures n memorable as
the greatest II has ever effected.
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Rl,SOO.OOO,

divided into II 900 cash gins, will be dlSirib-
uted by lot among the ticket-holders. The
numbers OF the tickets 10 be drawn. from
one wheel by blind children and The gifts
nom another.
LIST pF GIFIN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW ApvERTisEMENTS
GraRdsst Scheme Ever Known.
FOURTH cRaHD GIFT
CONCERT ..a
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Public library
OF kentucky.
Ie,e0O Cash Gifts sI,50O,Oco
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift
s2JO,OOO for $50.

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authoUE,
ed by Specla act OF the Legislature for th5
beneft OF the Public Library OF Kentucky,
will take place IN Public Library Hall, st
Louisville, KY,
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oct Ia JAM On JIisl, tot Only IIItJ
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PRICE az IICKErS

Whole tickets S53 halves s25: tenths, or
each coupon, G.; eleven whole tickets ior
$3.50: ~ tickets Tor 81 UD; lliwhole tickets
,or s. O0U; @T whole tickets for $1,000. IA
discount on le,s than $50 worth Oi Nckols
NJ time. e.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all CrNiefl
accOmp ,uied hy the money prUISty mud.
liberal terms glyeu 10 those who buy 10
sell Egaln.
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Among the great
discoveries Of mo-
dern science, few
are Of more real
value 10 Omankind
than this edectual
remedy for all dis
eases ofthe Throat
and l. Il n gs. A
vast trial Oiits vir
tues, throughout
this and OF h C r
cOu n tries, has
shown thatitdOes
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AYERS
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to GRAY Hair Its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dress ng
which is al once
agreeable heal
thy, and etiec'
tual .or pre-
servin 9 the
n a ir II soon
reaOT IS faded or
gray hdlr 10 ,tS
original cotOr,
bRhhe gloss and
EreSh n e SIS Of
yopth.,Thin.
.hair Is isthieken.'
cd, fallen hair
checked, a II d
badness often,
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THOg. u. HRsMIEJyrE.

Agent Publ. Libr. Ky. aud Mans. CT Conf.
Public Library Building. LoUIsyILLE,K X
J. V. l., RODGERS ngcnt
l0B Market stICOl.
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The Turkish Government.

It reported that at Belgrade that
the Turkish government having receiV-
cd information from the Prince Of Mon
tinsgo, proposes to intervene on behalf
OF the chrisuaus in Bosnia and bas
seut a large number o. troops to that
nrayipee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-08
Friends Yearly Meetlng-The Temperance
Question.


Friends Yearly MeetlnE-The Temperance
Question.
The Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends
(Hicksites) will convene in that city next week,
the first general meeting for business
being held in the Race street Westinghouse, on
the second day of the week. Among the sub
jects of interest likely to come before the meet
ing is the proposed revision of the Discipline,
extending the advice against the use of ''spiri-
tous liquors" to include, also, wines and malt
liquors. This subject was discussed at consid-
cradle length last year, but no decision was then
reached: the mems meeting seemed willing to
lay the subject aside, altogether, but the women
desired its continuance. 1t will come up, how
ever. in new shape, upon a special proposition
Of amendment, forwarded from Concord Quarter
~ "AAIOn ~ IlLtIiLs meeting is q
part.) The proposition originally came from the
monthly meeting at Darby, and was agreed to by
Concord Quarter, at the meeting at West Ches-
ter, in February. The amendment proposed is
that indicated above, which, if adopted, will
make the Query annually addressed to the
Monthly Meetings, include the question whether
" Friends are clear OF the manufacture and sale
of malt liquors and wines, and careful in their
use as a beverage7"
An interesting report on the condition of the
Indian Tribes in Nebraska, which are under the
charge Of Superintendent Barclay White, and the
several Agents approved by the Friends, will DO
expected
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-08
The Delaware Trbqne-An Excellent Week


~ Paper
The Delaware TRIBUNE for this week is issued
to-day, and is a fair specimen number of what is
conceded to be an excellent weekly newspaper.
The literary department, besides poetry, has
two short stories complete, with much miscella-
neous matter. OF correspondence there is a
large amount, as usual including our regular let
ter from Philadelphia, another from our WASH
ington correspondent, letters describing the ex-
uursion to Rehoboth and giving full lists of the
lots selected by the stockholders and lotholders
with local correspondence from Cambridge,
Milford, and Hockessin. The editorial and To-
cal matter is fresh and timely; among the latter
are an interesting description of the Delaware
Kaolin deposits, report of the Kent county
Court proceedings, &C., &c.
The TRIBUNE is published at the low price of
% per annum, in advance. Single copies may
be had at the COMMERCIAL Office in wrappers for
mailing, il desired.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-08

The death of Chief Justice Chase at once raises
an interesting question Whom will President
Grant appoint to the vacancy7 He is said to
have high opinion of Associate Justice Miller,
and he may consider it wise to apply the Civil
Service Reform idea to this case Attorney Gem
eral Williams, of Oregon, is also spoken of.
Justice Strong would be highly acceptable to
very many people. He is a religious man, and
devoted to the work of recognizing God in the
Constitution.
But whatever his name, the Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court should be one of the very
best and most thoroughly upright men the coun-
try can produce. 1t is grand position.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-08

More evidence that the English tongue is fast
becoming the language of the world comes from
PARKWAY Siam, the King OF which realm has just
established two English schools for the education
of the sonsof hissnobles These.future AsIAtic ar
stocrats are to be able to converse.with and read
the literature Of the people OF Great Britain and
the United States. French may remain the Ian
guage Of European Courts, but the commercial
tonguesof the world is undoubtedly the English
and the knowledge Of 1t is spreading with every
fresh port in Asia and Africa opened to COM
merce wite the advent of each American in Ja-
pan, China and Egypt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-08

ENURNITURE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
GOULD CO. Sell the Cheapest Furniture.
GOULD & co. sell the Best Furniture,
GOULD 4 co. Sell the Strongest Furniture.
GOULD a co. sell the handsOmest Furniture.
GOULD 4 co. have the largest stock.
GOULD Il co. have all kinds Of Furniture.
GOULD co. have the newest Patterns.
GOULD co. offer BlrgainB.
GOULD Il co. buy and sell for cash.
GOULD 4 60. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD co. have great advantages in Manufac-
turing.
GOULD & CO.'S Furniture is the most elegant.
GOULD Il CO. have Polite Attendants
GOULD h co have well-llghted Stores.
GOULD 4 CO. have four stores.
GOULD a CO.,
N. Cor. NINTH and MARKET, Nos 81 and BG
N. SECOND St., 1876 MARKET St, and 2T2
s. Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-08

Under the new act of Congress now in force,
all dealers in liquors, tobacco and cigars arc re-
quired to procure. on the first of May of every
year, Speciot Tar Stamp of the collector of
Internal Revenue, and keep the same conspicu-
ously posted in their place of business. A fail
ure to do this subjects the dealer to heavy pen
alties. We call the attention of all parties con-
cerned to the importance OF prompt compliance
with the provisions of the law.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-08

Cincinnati Commercial says: Beer is sold to the
saloons at % q skeg. We have been informed
that the average number of glasses drawn per
key Is over one hundred. An expert tells us
that when he wac in the business a key was good
for 105 glasses At cents per glass this would
give $525 per key to the retailer, yielding him
profit of 1925. This is an indecent extortion
II the retailer pays 80 per key and gets S3.15
for it over his counter that is ample compensa-
tion for handling. But We are told the small
concerns could not live without more than fifty
per cent, profit. Let them die, then.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-08
E1RUsn MUSTARD
D,,.N H.

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or graiu
Choice flavOrlng extracts, viz: ext 1t mon Vanilla
Peach, ext bitter almonds, ext strawberry etc. All
OF the most celebrated max s, for sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and Yves strets,
Wilmington Dai
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-08

And now " Doctor Flint adyOrtises Quak-
er Bitters! !" ASH Quakers ever had anything to
do with such tipple Flint has hard cheek.
The right name lfor his stuff, no doubt, is
Ona(clkar Bittara