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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-09
St. Louis Short Lime.
ST. LOUIS And SOUTHEASTERN RL'Y
CONSOLIDATED

30 TO 200 Miles the Shortest, aud sew.
erHl Hours the Quickest II QUITE
10 81. Louis, and all Points
WEST and NORTH.
limo tOSt. Louis only Hex Hours
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPT. %, 1879.
st Louis Through Express leazes st eco A.
NJ, and arrives at st. Louis $50 P. NJ
HOpkinsville and Memphis Express leave at
1:4O z. NJ; arrives at HOpkinsVilIe $50 ?. n; ar
rives at Memphis PAS A. NJ.
Through Tickets on sale to all points West
and North. Baggage checked and all infarma-
ton given at Transfer ONCE, Maxwell House.
and at College Street Depot
ASK Tor Tickets via est. Louis Short Line.0
E. +. WINSLOW, Gen1 Manager
Il. W. GARRETT, Master Transportation.
". b. DAVENPORT, General Ticket Agent
GepI1 Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-09

S1,796,156 81
I, John Porterfeid. Cashier of the Fourth Ma
tional Bank of Nashville, Tenn, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true, to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
JNO. PORTERFIELD, Cashier.
COrrcct-Attest:
Tics. PLATTER,
State of Tennessee, County of Davidson:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sth
day of March, 1873
VIII. WILKINSON, n. P.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
St. Patricks Day
Grand Parade Of the Irish
Societies and Citizens.

THE IRISH CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE
4 extend a cordial invitation to all Irishmen
in this and neighboring counties to assemble on
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-09
W. T. BERRY s. CO.,

DEM VAL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-09
MEDICAL,
DR.. MARTINS COW-POXVIRUS
AVOID QUACKS.

Boston Highlands, Mass.
feb25 eow2W
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-08
Fine crops OF sweet potatoes are
growing in jackson county.

Fine crops Of sweet potatoes are
growing in jackson county.
Senator Fay, Of Jackson county,
has appointed John Young and
Abraham MelIeor agricultural stu
dents, " attend Corvallis College.
On Saturday, the 26th ultimo, .
ChilIaman was drowned near Hunt
er's Ferry, on Rogue river, in Jack.
son county, while putting ma wing
dam.
Two companies Of soldiers are
how stationed at Fort Wslla Walla.
Two more are expected soon.
The overland stage from Kelton
to Boise City was stopped on the
24th ult., on the south side ot Snake
river, about $50 mi es trum Boise,
by masked men, who were armed
with sl'Otguls. Wells, Fargo q
Co.'s treasure box and the mail,
consisting Of three sacks, were taken;
but the passengers, one ot' whom
was Rev. Il. NJ. Gwinn, Of Idaho,
were not moletted.
There were eighty deaths ID San
FranciscO during last week-the
largest number during any one
week III five years.
James Heron, carrier Of the San
Francisco CAL, was fined $l2O
recently for stealing other papers
trum hOuVas.
san Francisco had 28 fires during
July--LOsS $4,000.
The Gazette says the farmers
warehouse at Corvallis, is rapidly
approaching completion.
The Cooke Brothers have estab.
liShed q banking houte at Tacoma.
Wells, Fargo 4 Go. have
opeued ali express Office at Tacoma,
with Robert 4. Hays as Agent.
Judge Demison's residence near
Tacoma, was totally consumed BY
lire on "Wednesday night Of lest
week.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-08
Notice.

OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
~ Company, Land Department, Portland
Oregon, April 4, 1872. Notice ls hereby
given, that d vigorous prosecution will he
Instituted against any AMI every ners0n
who tresnasses upon any Railroad Land,
bycuttingand removing timber theMfrom
before the same IL BOUGHT OF the COmpa-
ny AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land in odd numbered SEQ
tAOns, whether surveyed or uMsnrveyed,
within a distance Of thirty miles from the
line of the road, belongs 10 the Company.
!. r. M00RES,
49vAtt Land Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-01
BOWERS MANSION.

VISITORS TO wAsHoE VALLEY s.ss
v can at all times fed at this we'll :.,.,H
known house Excellent Meals er
Iunebrs. All who pass that way are invited
TO cali and make Themselves at home. je3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-01
SUNSET WINGS.
BIT DANTE O. RossErri.

Tonight this sunset spreads two golden wings,
Cleaying the western sky;
Winged too with wind 10 Is, and winnowings
OF birds; as II the days last hour In rings
or strenuous flight must die.
Sun n-steeped in fire, the homeward p.nions sway
Above the dovecottops;
And clouds OF starlings. ere they rest with day,
Sink, clamorous like nill.waters, at wild play,
By turns In every copse; ~
Each tree heart deep the wrangling rou, receives
Bat for the whirr within
You could not tell the siarlings from the leaves !;
Then one great pun of wings, and the swarm
hesves
Away with all its din.
Even thus Hopes hours. In evcr-eddying flight,
To many refuge tend;
With the first light she laughed, and the last
light
CLOVIS round her stiIl; who natheless in the
night
At length must make an end.
And now the mastering rocks innumersble
Together sail and soar,
While for the days death, like tolling knell,
Unto the heart tIey seem to cry Farewell,
No more, farewell, no more!
II Hope not plumed, as twere . fiery dart'
And oh, thou dying day.
Even AZ thou goest must she too depart.
And Sorrow fold such pinions on the heart
As will not hy aways
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-01

A BALTIMORE court has decided that
no dramatic tax can be imposed upon
a workingman's educational associa-
ton which. for the Improvement of its
members, gives dramatic readings. and
other literary entertainments, without
charging fee for admission.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-01

a MEXICAN was recently caught
stealing lumber from 3 church, at
Brownsville, Texas. HIS captors were
pious, God.iearing men. and, contrary
to the Texas custom. allowed the poor
wretch a few minutes tor prayer and
reflection before assessing damages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-01

,TRoY has funny man too. The
other day he was out sailing with two
or three friends, when he pulled the
plug from the bottom Of the boat, and
she sunk. One or two OF the crew could
not swim,and but for a passing steamer
they would have been drowned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-01

CrNciSNATr baby, which was drop
ped from third-Story window to the
pavement the other day, "looked up
and sweetly smiled" suffering no.
thing but a bruise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-01

IT Is \ shame for the United States
to seek a quarrel with poor old Mex
leo. II she Is suffering for n fight let
her strike Il foeman worthy OF her
steel-the ModocS, for instance.-Com-
ier-Jomndi.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-27
wheeling Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, November 20.

w EpNEsDAY, NoNeHUeL -O'
The market ID very dull, and there
was but little demand during the past
week for anything but the best grades
OF cattle and small fat hogs at the
Christman House yards. Our packers
are buying large lots OF hogs.
CATTLE-The supply Of ordinary
to good cattle is beyond the demand,
though first quality are enquired for by
the butchers. Sales OF 81 head during
the week at s. 50@3 so per cwt &C
cording to quality.
HOGS-Are In demand for packing.
Small lots bring 81 O094 25 per cwt,
and large lots 50 S7!@4 90. Sales OF
3l2 head during the week at these
prices.
SHEEP-Two small lots OF sheep,
amounting to q head, were sold during
the week at g so per cwt. Good
mutton sh eep are sought after.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-27

Nails, Hin, 600. Clinch nails all sizes
ss 25. Cut Spikes, all sizes, s. 70. Boat
Spikes, cut IS %. Tobacco Hhd. 10 20
" 'PPR0vIsIoNS-New Mess pork, al
sl3 SC; Lard, extra winter at SIC; keg al
Qc, Bacon, old stock exhausted. BULK
should ers Go. Dried Beef l5c.
POTATOES-PTices are variable. The
best bring 81 coal 10 per bushel. Jersey
sweet 81 0O per bbl.
PELIS-Sheep pelts are in demand and
sell readily at l0c TO 81 % each, according 10
quality OF wool and condition.
RICE-South Carolina fair to prime
sJ<c: Rangoon at 7549sc; Patna sc.
SEEDS-Timothy at S3 5o9S 20; clover al
SIS rs: haxseed at 81 65; quotations nominal
STARCH-At 51zGS11c; maixena, 2SIic.
SODA-At Sc in papers; best NeWCastle al
Sc in keg; American at TIC.
SOAP-Family at &c; German al &C
Eastern at 6h9llc.
sALT-Dairy at g rs; best Ohio River 81
81 80 delivered. Ground Alum Is nagssL 'oi
fine Ashton 81 IS.
quote Common at Is TO SOC; Srime, 55S0Oci
Choice, T0c.
SUGARS-No New Orleans sugar in tho
market. Standard brands OF refnsd
as follows: crushed, powdered and
gran ulated at Il3Ic; A at nKc; /
ut ~ Iii!c; extra 4 ct lie; common
brands at kI1zc less; standard yellow 9 lo14
EA-Gunpowder at 81 009l 40; ioung
Hyson at sal Is; Oolong at 50S75gl 30.
WOOL-The wool market Is dull and
without inquiry. Prices range from
4lto 42c, the outside figure being Tor rsuperior
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-27

IiomirIGcS I'm Missouri.

Sr. Louis, November 26.-J. ?. Dunn
and p youns man named Clark, called
ct the house Of q isImey named Mercer,
about seven miles from Lexington, Mo ,
On Ncn&sy evening, and commenced
,a....ir, lie ladies Of tie house. Mer-
r.r anil his soA-in-law demonstrated
and were assaulted AMI badly beaten.
In the meltc Mercer aud MS soo'in law
obtained possession Of 2 shot gun and
mr-l;e,, aad FIRE: upon their assallants.
CIarl. was killed almost instantly, and
Dun diet during the night. The
corouyr'- jury rendered q verdict OF
i"s,iGahle homicide.
|. The stock firm OF J. B. iIuuter j.
Co. Kansas City, failed on Monday tor
$3.50 GEO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-27
ESDSEOS-
Railroad Matters.

BosroN. November GA suit tor
&!25CU0 hiss been commenced against
the Boston ana Maine Railroad Conn
rsn,, 10 recover 3 balance Of passenger
.ai f.eight earnings Of the Portsmouth,
$50 ari Portland railroad, during
The io,nt operations Of that road by the
Boston and Maine and Eastern roads
and no: psii over by the Boston and
Maire Company.
The Committee C: the FitchbHrg and
Vernon; and Massachusetts Railroad
have decided upon terms for the per-
Te,val lease of the latter TO The former
4 hral settlement will be made o"'
mex, Monday,
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7-7----7-----z==---
NEW YORK.
The virglnius 10 be Released.


New YORK, November 26.-The fol-
lowing dispatch has been received here
MADRID, Nov. 26.-The Spa nish
government has decided to release the
Nirginius, and also to deliver the re-
malnder OF the Virginius crew to the
American authorities
Monument: 10 Fanny Fern.
Robert Bonner, Esq, has erected q
monument over Fanny Ferns grave at
Mount Auburn. 1t is q Roman or
Latin cross appropriately mounted.
John J. Irving Pleads not Guilty
to Charge OF Burglary.
John j. Irving, the selt.accssed
muE }erer Of Nathan, pleaded not gull.
ty to-day on the indictment, charging
him with burglary at the pawn shop
IN the Bowery, and stealing two hund.
red thousand dollars worth of property.
The Diamond Robbery.
4 member of toe firm OF Tiffany d
Co., reports they have been robbed by
salesman Of a large quantity OF valu>
able diamonds. Up till noon the po-
lice had made little progress in the
case.
News Items.
A Washington special says that the
government at Madrid declares that it
is willing and resolved to rsstore the
Tirgiuius, and yield the other claims of
the United States, its only request now
being that the fact shall be first estab-
lished that the Nrginius was entitled
TO the protection Of the American flag.
The Anniversary o. the massacre OF
the medical Students OF the University
of Havana which took place three
years ago, will be suitably observed 10
the Church OF Santiago De Cuba, in this
city to-day. The massacre OF the men
seized on board the Nirginius will be
also commemorated.
The Piasterers OF Brooklyn, have
struck 10 force the employers to guar
antee tour dollars per day during the
winter, which they generally refused.
The President OF the Plasterers' Union
was arrested on charge OF threatening
uon-union men who are working.
Among the passengers by the bark
Jasper, which sails for Liberia the
la,t2r,psrt OF the present week, will be
several coIored men from the South,
who are aided by the American ColoDi-
Z4tiOn Society.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-27
EryTER FHOn CHARLESTON.
More Rnaut the Printing business
LrsisIation for the City OF wheel.
Ipg-The EnsuTancn Bill.
1ecial CorrispondencC OF lhe Register.

Special Correspondence Of the Register.
CHARLESTON, November 2lst, rs.
Your readers may we'll remember
tha, last winter the Uouec OF Delegates
after eeveral days spent in discussion,
refused to adopt the repor! on Public
Printing, which Gov. Jacobs Commit
tee presented, bu. adopted 2 resolution
disposing of the matter, by turning it
over to the Governor, aui in doing so
they eaid 10 him, il you think the Stale
has been delrauded, and you a.e sats-
fed you have gooi case, We give you
power and authority to bring suit at
once against the Public Printer, Henry
S. Walker, and all expenses incurred
in lis prosecution shall be paid out OF
the Stnte treasury. SIX months hsve
passed and he hiss tailed to sue or sub
side. On Wednesday las. he commu-
picated a message 10 the Legisla-
ture or toe subject Of
rensissntn in Public Printing.
On examination we find that he is
merely reiterating what was said in his
former electioneerIng document upon
that subject. He appeals in tones Of
distress to be relieged oi the resporsi-
bili;y thrown upoH him. The message,
in the whole, is well devised, and is
calculated TO misleai anI distract the
minds o. the people There is no doubt
bqt i! has been brought forward more
for an e.ectiooeeTing Paper, than for
the information OF the public. Governor
Jacob mas :siled il every sense OF the
word 10 prove TO Ihe people Of West
/ Virginia tha; there are over charges in
the Public Printing. The mere asser-
ioas be makes through he annual
messages can not be taken SO eYidsDce
OF guilt. There is but one way of de-
termriDg this matter TO the eats action
OF the people, and that is in civil
court o. justice, aud why be, the Gov
ernor, still persists in making state
meDts and will not svsil hinself Of the
law in which this question would be
settled We are st loss TO know, unless
il i. that the case is eonslIe-ed 8 hsz-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-27
BY TELE
Exclusively for the Register.
~ The Pacific and Atlantic Limo.
Cf.ire, IlC Main street.
WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, November 2G.
TM> .irS;n:us-BnEiS of Settlement
agreed On.


agreed On.
Secretary Fish and Admiral Palo
Sparish Minister, have ssreed On a ba-
e., &. settlement OF the N!rgjnius mat
,.-. which agreement has just been
t.aa..a,uc5 to tIo Spanish Government
by,t.cs-aph .s- approval. The Virgin
,gs is 10 lie surrendered to the United
>ta.ss
I.,ccms ,Te.ty well settled that ex-
tr.sri.aary powers have been conferred
u~ou A,m.ral Palo, the Spanish Min
;,,e- Le!e, 10 enable him to treat
!i.ec,'v with the government on the
V.r.iujus question, subject, Of course
10 lie approval or disapproyal Of the
government al Madrid. Secretary Fish
Y7i Admiral Palo have had frequent
consultations since Sunday last, but
the siatemeuts that the demands ofthis
government have been agreed TO are
n. confirmed officially tonight. On
tie contrary, Outside OF the State De-
ps-.meut the belief is not entertained
tua. hey will be agreed TO, at least in
the time sIccitiei by this government.
Mr, Fish, however, is hopeful OF s
pesca.ul settlement, at least he so ex-
rressss himsylf tonight. II seems 10
he true ,ha, our u,Umatum has been
srtmiuel to Aimira! Palo and by him
tsIcc-aphei 10 L.s government, but no
r,r'v hgS l5eu received up 10 this hour
r5.r:.lt. 4 also seems to be true that
Il !ru'y is not received before noon
.5-.g-row. Minister Sickles is author
iz.3 20 Withdraw from MadriL, and all
negotiations between the two gove-n-
men,- viii lie abandoned and the case
submitted to Congress for final action.
p.a.Ieat Graat, late this afternoon,
stated tLat he had not seen or heard
from Nr. Fish since the Cabinet session
Yesterday, ard that it il was true as rt-
portal tha, Spain had signi-
led her willingness to yIe.d
- all OUT demands save one. lie knew
nothing Of it outside Of the Executive
Mansion. Tie opinion is expressed
that If the above mentioned report was
t-ae, il was little singular that Fish
i'll not communicate it to the Presl-
dent. lie he. believed here, that even
j, the Madrid Government is willing TO
formally deliver the Nirgjuius over 10
this Government, and should so order,
tha. the order Will be- obeYei by the
Cuban authorities. This Government
3: the commencement OF lis c0rrespon"
deuce Oh the subject, assumed that the
E.rs;nius was en- American vessel, aud
Consequently entitled 10 its protection,
aai demanded her restoration, aud by
Tat demand it's determined TO sand
even 10 the extent o; war.
Jndgc sherman Eps gn ii.
Charles 7 Sherman, United States
D strict Jadce .or tue northern d.s.ric.
%. 0.:o, ha- resigned, to take effect on
h. lit Of December, and Martin
Walker, formerly 3 member Of Con-
g-.ss, has teen appointed.
4 t.-ra,.l W.. received ct the STATE
Department la.r .,-t night which tends
toco'G~a tie -Umo- o' an early change
in the = vc-auen, OF Spain. The over
To" o. Hr.3hican;sm In Spain, i! is
0J.at. w.. Campica;e our uegotla~
ta4> - .-.ier wsc almost certainty.
The President las just received =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheeling whoIGsaIc Market
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGISTER
"WEDNESDAY, November 26.

w EDSBsDAli -'OfcInbei ~
There is very little change 10 the gen.
eral market, and trade is rot more aC-
tive than last week. Money is in greater
demand here than it has been duIiOC
the panic, though the rates have not
advanced. The demand is caused by
our msenlecturers not being anxious
TO turn TIER wares into cash just now
knowing that our banks are in co2d.-
ton to supply their wants !or the
present.
Wheat is frmer, though unchanged,
the prospect for an aigance is very fair.
Flour is also unchaOge5s and we con-
tinue our quotations oHsboth articles.
Provisions ere without change. The
old stock o! bacon is exhausted and we
have taken it from our quotations
New bulk shoulders we quote at &c.
Coffee is firm at an advance oi!C PEI
u. Il is not unlikely that further al
vance will take place.
Sugars are unchanged.
Eggs are in great demand, AMI bring
SOC per doZ at wholesale.
We quote:
APPLEssunpIy in excess OF demand
Choice So O5G2 so.
BUTTER-2542Sc for strictly choice.
BaXISG POWDER-(LOgau List . CO. :.
az. cans 81 IS per doz.; ~ OF. cans $ q: z
sans $ 3: bllk SIC: Enterprise, lMcCabe.
KRAFT q Co. .'sl S5c.
BUCK WHEAT TFLOUR-In fair demand
at 4I{c per pound.
CaEESE-New Goshsn IN fair demand
Il l4I%c and y. Y. Goshen at l5EC.
CARBON OIL Standard brands. in a
jobbing way, at l5c asking and 10 charge
Tor package.
CANDLi25.-star at &c; CITY mould AT
lSISc: Adanantine l5c.
EOFFEE-We quote: Good at GI2;zc:
prime al 2G1Ic; choice Java al SSC.
CRACKERS-Sugar, lie; lemon, IEc
soda, nc; water, 614c; oyster, nc; cream
:; butter, TIC.
BGGsEDemsrd exceeds supply. Prices
frm at SOC
: % obls al Sl4 %: No. S6 p large; medium
S IS new msckerel, full weight, one hun
dred fs; barrels at sll %; Light weights ~
various prices, according 10 the we!gh;sa
packages; new white fish ats ~.
flOIR-W nile WNGat laInliJ fancy II
IS 50 for old; family nj 50 1861 rgi spring at
ECa. Rye four S. 20.
GLASS-First quality sIl0 at se5e;l0xl2 at
.; second quality eIlO al 20 W lCLl2 At
6 80 per box OF 30 feet. discount 80 per cent
GESSESG-At 6O975c y Z.
GRAIN - Wheat choice Nc, l At 81 -
choice red q 319l s.. Rye steady
At 75Gggc. Corn al eoc. oats, al
HAY-Raled sc OO5sS %. Loose 50 CO.
IROS-Flat anu bar, 3 5-lCt8i 2-lOc; horse
shoe, JS-lG; roInd and square, s-I0g7 slice
nesvy band iron, 1 S-lo1 SC; light baLG;
4s-lV-jc; hoop, l-lGds Lie; oval. 1 4-lc5
5 4-lCc; half oval and half round 7-lgE
, ! 4-lCc
LARD oIL-Advarced. Extra vin:er
75c: fall strained at &c.
NAILS-Prlces per keg: E!sds sId
Fen ling, IG to 60d, s. 81; 5 10 q. a. -; Z
10 ID, $50. Barrel, e IL, s. . In.
81 o.; Il. in, sS 3; u IN. 20 CO; ~ ia.
$50; u in, s. 2I Fln:shng, n. - 81
s6 80; 81, .575: ID, 500 Fine .Blued.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-27
CINCINNATI.
Fatal @ Qunrrei-Conventi of Color
ed Men.

ClycINNATI Nov. 26.-In a quarrel
between two cartmep, James McHale
and Martin Duficsy, yesterday, the
latter Was horribly cut and mangled by
knife in the hands OF the former, and
will undoubtedly die from h,s injuries.
A convention OF the colored men OF
Kentucky met at Frankfort yesterday
and appointed delegates to the National
Convention Of their color, which assem-
bles at Washington, December 9Th.
Many resolutions OF an independen.
character were passed, among them one
asserting their right to an equal divi-
zion OF the offices with the white pors
tion of the Republican party, and If not
granted they would act with any party
in the future which would best secure
that recognition. They also asser!
their right to sit as jurymen.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-27
FOREIGN.
CANADA,

Vessels In Beanksrnais Canal Libe-
rated.
MONTREAL, Nov. 26.-The tug Wren
has got through Beanharnais cansl,
liserating a number of propellors and
barges. 1t is thought the canal will be
re-opened to allow.the fleet OF western
bound boats TO reach their destination.
Yesterday and last nights trains were
considerably delayed by heavy snow
storm, the heaviest this early in many
wears
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-27
HOW
T.u,,crins with ,us Mails.

DrBrQUE, November 2o.-ChsTies
Hub ara, postmaster at Central Point,
YVES Yesterday brought to this city on
3 charge Of tampering with the mails
He was indicted by the L. S. Grand
Jury row in session aud contesses the
.harge. 1t does not appear that be
hss robbed shy letters, but ust opened
,Lem Gu: 0, curiosity to read the con =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-27
BROOkLYE.
nu.isess at the Navy Yard.

R2ooKLYx, November 26.-AooUi
one hnutrei additional men were set
10 work this morning on the Minnesota
and the work on the Colorado is pro-
%rsss;pr S,ra ss rapidly as possible. Work
51,non he Roanoke and Dictator is also
Sa:rr rushed toward. The Secretary
of the Navy visited the navy yard at
noon to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-27
REV YORK STATE.

The Hudson River Frozen Over.
PouGHKEEPsIE, November 26-The
Hudson river is hled with floating ice
aud at Stuyvesant it is froze over. The
steamer Thomas Powell passed there,
going north, this morning. Weather
quite cold.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-27
Money Market.
New YORK, Move

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Money loaned at 7 per cent currency
to gold interest on call. Foreign ex-
change closed firm at l07f@lO7s
for sixty days, and l0St for sight.
Gold closed ct l0Ss, after selling up to
lO9t. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out TO-DAY, $4,000 on account Of inter-
est, and $l25 600 in redemption Of 500
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