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DIRD.

DIRD.
DALTON -FpvARp, son Of Robert and EliEa
Dalton, ss,a al years, one month and two dsya
Tbe midnight moon IA beaming
wSPESs wPSn .Issss.n Pc :,lsns sfi,nCs fInsy dreaming
The one We could not save
Tho clouds Of grief are heaptng
Their shadows on our brOwb.
Oh, chiue not Tor weopinR-
We have no EDDY now.
Friends Of thu family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from tho residenc. Of his ia
rents, 10 MONTGOMERY street 0eorgrtown, ID. T., on
"Wednesday, the 7th instant. a ~ O'Clock.
tbrookiyn payers please oopyl
aORMAN.-On the 9Th day Qf May, is7l, MANGA.
nEr GoHNAr, wife OF the lsie JAnlre Horman.
Friends and relatives II tue family are respect
fully invited attend the funera, the sth Inst,
atsp. m, iron her late residence, No sla street
aARDSEa On the nh Of April, near vermi
of the late Col Charles X 6ardner. Of this city.
PUMPHREY. .--oa the ID instant, 81 her late resi-.
dence, IN Prince 0e nfe's county, Nd, HAnhfEr,
wife o. RsIin Pumphrey. In the seventy second year
Funerai viii take p sec thi, sfternoon al o'clock
from the Eocnerer N. v. church, on Four'h street,
between Z aud q streets southeast
BALDwIN.-MayA q, ls'a, Of brain fever, How Am,
youngest Of Jobn T. aud Cornelia Bald win, aged
clEht years nine mouths aud twenty two days
The funeral will tAke place on Tuesday, 6th In
slant, Vt 4 m, from tho residonce Of his Iarents,
No ais Pour 'anda.half street northvest. The
friends Of the family srs invited 70 sttend u
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DR0PosAIS FOR SUPPLIES.

nEADeuAAIEna pKPAnrMEsI or cALIyonsL.l
nv .r,,os;,S S rssAsSS,sGS rs ,Sa Cal; rsS' " ImS
.essd drpsSS q Pes2 $ srin sis SoPy q 81.
advert ssnent Sttaehed 70 each VIII BE- received a
$s sSSs nv 4 q: S'$sa K: tssi:s Ss
stihs following nsnsd Pos,. ID ihs DEPARTMENT q
oaf0rn;s ssSR s fSf sSblrssShs6s hSssHS sSS sro os
@$ @ !: $:S s:Si$ ssi$ $$:!;s :.Ge:: !: :,,...s
,0,o,,.0ksg WRIGHT. CAL.
@ @ S: Is s.ssI Has; ssIss SssS q or s'.ssd ainsssd
CAMP BIDwEIL
Sss isS5 sss r. R.ss R.,s s.:ssa ..sa.,
$ H. sissI' sRss sisa SsisS Il 4 :sSssssd :..ss.d
.o...,. CAMP CAMP oAsToN. CAL
is.s SjSf; 6. Si.s; s.S. .s.tsS sslss or stacked.
CAMP McDERMITT. NEv.
iS: $ n: HSs.1, ;i:a SsI.$ 4 ;!.s.ss .i.ssss
u,r.Ss.A sAMr W.. .HALi.EoK. sEv.
LOO u. Harley. ..sied
: % S: sas s.fss sf5sG 5sfoS Sr Uf s'ssasfS :sasfsd
9AAP HALL. IDAHO TER
1QoOoO lbs. Oats, Hacked.
| Go,Oo0 lbs. Hay, baled or stacked.
7b.0oo lbs. Straw, baled or stacked
s0,0., BENEoIA 2; HA BARRACKS.
| 0O.OOo lbs. Oats, sacked.
eO.0o lbs. Barley, eacked.
la0oQ lbs. bran, sacked.
| l2O,0oO lba, Hay, bAled
GOO lbs. Straw, baled.
at each post Jbased oh The present strength ~ the
ArrisonJ but the oovernmtnt reserves the right 70
incresss 9F dilainia4 the same during the oontin.
The PRICE both IN legal tehdsrs and coin, must be
sIpressed In writing a. well In figures, and all
70 Se dsiiysrsd.i iot "oSi Hay" i must 70 fOr
| Zach bid must ba accompanied bya guarantee
signed by two persons, the responsibility OF whom
Ruat bs ofncillly oertined 70 By an ohosr Of the
st.,ss ~ G q ISiadsy .Sf.,cs tha. in ssss
| contract with a bond TO which they will become
suretes In ono fourth OF thu Amount Of tho contract
Tor lis faithful performances .-E
The posi Once Address Of the bidder will be given;
| Aleo, II arm the name of each member;
~ Ihs whole OF any portion e the 5upplies may be
spon.ibls psrsous sih be sn,ertaipsd: And the
The nna award for. any Post Will not be made
until the bids madeAt VI Post hAye been received
separale propos.ls viii be made for each POST and
;,SSis:s $I:SSiss .SSS and s3rS STSSyi . 'S'
Chief Ounrtefmastsr,
| mhIT Department. Of California
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DRorosALs FOR FUKL, FORAGE AND
STRAW. ... =
DKPor ovARTknMAarIh,s QEIIoE,l

p,DE, DE,eT 9g,sTB.MisTs,tIs,ss a1,Is = 2Y.E,sioE'
Sealed proposals In duplicate, with oopy of this
Adysrtssment attached 70 each. viii be reoeiyed At
this once untl u O'Clock m. on TUEADAY, juno .,
is1s, for hrnishinE this depot with Ave Thousand
n.ocol ssos. tons tof such Ices quantity y pay he
y NIX S q :soS SSs taS Anh e
q July. isfS viii the priyhsss o. Increasing he
amount 70 ten Ihpust md 40 0o0y tons u required.
The Goal pust be delivered AZ such times and q
Sh Plsess ip shS Sisy q PhndSpAihs e * *, M; q
az os g a.s %S:a :. sqqIsa e e
8 assss.a nS asSoSs sdaOsS a sIPsSss s g he
6osfd q Ssssss 4 tEi. PoT Inc sosI q Ss p sVoa
SS: ssS sSa fen g :.s sOPs poa
ssissS ior farnisSiaS tRis dspot Win such assnti
4 nay s. Tessir:d II !hls siy Jor one .yssr lion
9 SS' 6 e yS s dsS SS tGss:s %s md s.g as ss
feoled without additional sIpense 70 the United
state, All grain tnbe Of best quality, free FROM
aust. dirt or other impurities; Oats p pounds e
he bpshel; Corn, 90 Pounds 70 the buahel. Hay o.
S:;s Sfs 1ass SoSs g &c Ss 81 Sss
fss usual s9Pdi.,ons imposed on biddsrs aud
| ,Enyelope. eoptaipins propoeAls 70 be endorsec
proBssss iSr 5sl fHrsss oT sTaw 4 tho sas'
A,sistant oSartssmAs.sE dsS.5f U GA.
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DRoPosALs FOR IMPROVING THE CHAN.
kttESE n ErEERSr6PSE E PEihMAf6 xNb fB66nfbiENtfoIRk fiSt R
U. 3 EsoIsEEn,s oYyIos.l !

q, r. EroINHEn's 0rrIoE,l
No. ik4 CHEsrHuT HTnEET, !
, PutLADHLPHtA, Pa, April y, tA1 J
Sealed proposals, ip duplicate, With COPY % lhI.
this once until u % O'Clock n m. Of THURSDAY,
May y, sIa for removing by dredging from ths
channel Qf the Delaware river, below Trenton, near
Periwig Island, about 0.oo cubic yards Of sand,
gravel, small stones, or loose material
this once, where maps of the locality may also BE-
seen. Tho right to reject any bid Y REG iysd
auao Lieut.. Col. oi Enyinsc,,.
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DRoPosALs ron HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS.

DRoPOsALs ron HARBoR IMPROVEMENT
N----..E. US EFaIsEEn,s ogyIcll
Bealed proposals. In duplidate, VIII be received At
this once unill Y m on MONDAY, NE 18th day Of
aenomonse HArbor. Michigan aud wisconsin.
Two Rivers HArbor, Misoonsin.
Manitowoe HArbor, wisconsin .". .a
Port WAshnston HArbor, Wisconsin.
Racine HArbor, Mlaoonain.
Chicago Harbor, IliinolH
tfichtEan City Harbor, Indiana no.
For ell information Apply 10 this ohios.-
parties proposing 70 bid must furnilh etory
evidence o. capaeitY and good faith -
Proposals Mfl be indorsed on the envelope, "Pro
pos.is iof henamagnpss" enc z. other hArbor, - ths
spio MAior of fHnsiuesrs. b. i K. 8vt ScL
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yJ,ms Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
J. so!tbers have Obtained from the sqprems CouTt
Il isrs Ter u admin lslratlon q { a on be 'psIsSnai
s.is, q Az SaSrIssstr as1,.s he S,,.1D q H,shs
81 Inns 1saina the sAd dsee.sed arc harsby rArnsd
70 sIhiRa thessms yth the ySuehsIs ,hersof 2 ny
nsy.; thsy my otbssrw.s BY iswb sIeludsd Non
aisss aSa;r our Ss5Ss, this "a Az a April
EUGENE OAnUBI, q
Ap1hwsw 1dminist7ators Q T. a
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To IRON MANUfACTuRERs.,

=, TnEAspHY DHPAnTMEsr.l
OFFICE or TIfE Lfunf ,Hoysr BoAHD, !
.rT n WksnIseTos, D, o., April 4 lsiA
BSSys viii be recayed q this once until y O'Clock
on WtDN EsDAY, May n. on printed forms. which,
irset, and apF dsslrea ifornlaiion, can 30 had on
application w man ~ 70 geIsen b. hish.Aopse In;
nshfh0use Ensinssr baltimore. oS ! nnoa.
.raa Ra.r Adrnirai, q. & n NV ssefsiair.
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Total. 10000 Gifts, all Cash

Total. 1000 Gifts, all Cash .ssooooo
The money 70 ps{ =. ths.: 81. IN full |: nov
ased isr ss.t ps e. @ ". & sen % S5 Ss
OliOS,ns eersincsts y t6s csshisri
IT TAi:l: h..,.S 70 e;Ediy ,iSsi i5:I, TRsrJ
ai q oSnSsrt iSI ne y Ss6sIs q tSs faSGs t6E,IS
nd III sss Z psa az '; ~;
for tAi' PurpO.' and Ais PRrgd;yf dyfRSsll Ssl o.,n,.,
gsa s q. .sSS L. !S a. s:;sSs;i s: Il:
soeo the sebco and az The other gifts, eioodo In
TSs Fsnssat q snsold tIsfsts viii be furpishsd
70 those yho nrst apply lorders accompanied BY the
snsS Ss fssSr ssa pTs sasss SssS s Rs.
~ and gusftsIs, sase; d whole ue.ets fer slSo
;r liz SSnosi, 60 | and dis;ISai9a q siss W tsds !,
ss H 1ps &c fgeains S,i Ifs orssi ssSi y
i's sons mu.s sos .sb ss Orsss SaHs "a
MssI. p Sy SryS...L N S.1S; ~ S5plsasiYsS is !;
Tfs. .Sa, siss 81 orshssss.Y 6shd. sS. bfssihs
s ~ s.f IS e s.ss. & y n sSpE e .res.s s shi
sqdlsno@ iOsh. Grand creheslr.l conssft
e. sS ~: Ss s ss
md psos .hs AR and VIZ n be shsslssnd sspsr:
ssS ss sHf Vii Is sss sso.ss ssP s 5S ss
%G:s = = ..Sty s sa.s. s
i fss ss.st pssnsss % II Nv vi iiss On s..pd.y isly
sSsTs sssS ssss % upon Smsn va gSS SIsrsf
ssass siii = ssS ioi & y: t,s.sis ~ ~, N SS. y
aTpsd oyer g he Public IIbrs5y iHpd -
AGENT Public Library q ksntHcky.
DRorosAIs FOR IMPROVING cnANNEI
L OF BCHUYLKfLI. RIVER Pa. u
| UNITED brATn ENoNKNha OTTtcE,l
/ l8s CHksrruT srnEEr
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TIEE-NaARHRTa.
PINANCIAi am oorfsrEpCIAL.

'"'s .s,s. = a; f. Ss:i"r s.s &c. o. s.s-:g s :''-'
s::iiS $ AZ. S.;s, Ss e
ii iHigSpB bsE sE s.s. g9' & sIsS ' Sos g. &C. SSupSGs pS
N; SPis s,ss s,' RI Ss'sSs Ss : ;gg;
ssl$i sssi:: S::s SS.SS
& sss;s sasE,s % ssd iIs 6'issS e;ls$
S:a.S Al PsliS;$ " ssS', sSI
n8 "a a. Y ls ShStsSe III s1s "a 2s
sPP Gss,in.,te. . Se,s1ss. s. Ssss.sS me. 81 ese 81
ei.se sa's nss, !! .ssSii ss:: y. SsS.i. \ fsSih'
o9a,,a|s oac|s ish; iI;gh; Union p.cin0 fir'' bOna''"S'
Baisir,ere Markets l.r
BALrrzont, MAJ, s. : -bretd.,uns : lIogE. III.
3s9s SS s;i; " ssrs Rsl. S:r ;r:sl ~ ut S2
WI ssis. s ioasy 5s " we're Il%li.d 70 lot e
~ s.,nsrs !. s; sn Js ssos
SSss: :A:S o 6 Sp!: SSs lsTs .sS.< <:.s; ss.; S
Ts.,sp N .ss; ysrs sSsss NS S,y.1r
bW0 6u1helH mixed 70 be delivered IN ali this month
Al q eentA and oOpoo do, do. 81 n ofnh =. -.
ana ss ssis $l,sd NJ wss,!tS % 4 Ssnts and Ssh
& 4. n, e ;.I y yri5s tTS: ::
teiios-Ms, ,gqgte pricss ss toilowsi Mddlins ., Y
oe1s Nd oy :, 5,S%d x 20 Ssn's s.p, and
Gear rib sids. :. ~ cent. With cent he. bid D..
eon q f.E de.5d snd gs.oss are % y,ry ss nTm W.
sugar. cured Tardis siso held hrmtf. And ys quoth
grims Western .isHT % At sS esn; .pd M ns'ne s ssp
a. els pef bbL ,.-
osss and fsr,SS SaRRis Rso lS' III % soSa rehnns
esni. Ensiish Island do, I.esT,. cents; Msrtniaie
Do, bo1Sa, No. n, 81 cents; Porto hloQ Erooery,
Say cents; New Orleans do, eetS sents Demerara
vacuum pan. pNtsio oenta; and Brani o. Isss
sss.ly-ws quote Western a, soS cents psr gal.
Ion. 10.
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DRoPosALs FOR IMPROVING CHANNELS
L Skk SkREE@sEtRhSs RESeESt AR R1Ss22RGFS Ss22RGFS YhASoaEs pf

No. liss CHEsTNUT sTRRIr,
seAlsd prop9ssg. ip dpPlicAts. with copy Of this
May y, inRfor removing by dredging, from Ihe
channels Of the above rivers, about lAIOJ cubic
yards Of sand. gravel aud mud = =.
Forms. specihoAtions, Nc, will bs supplied from
The rightto reject any bid Is reserved. y -
GpSO Lieut. oolouei II En@iness,r. sr
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DRoFosAIs FOR IMPROVING cnANNEL
i or BCHUYLKf1L RIvER PA - 7.
UNITED STATE EsoIsEkhs oIIIcLl
..-. PluLApEIfnIA. Pa, April ., isIe
Sealed proposals. IN anplicate ttA copy % thls
this once until y s'ooch, m, d 'ThURaDAY. May
80 lsss for removing by dredging from the channel
about soJooO CUBIC yards q sand and gravel,
Rnrms, speoihoAtons, 40, Will be supplied from
dsht % rsiset any bld ID reserved -. :
speo Liout Col Of Knsinssrs.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
BUTLER REESE On Thurrday, April "a 1873,
at tbe rJsidence of ". II, Wins, esa, Ironton. Ala.
bans, Miss i,sIi daaSe,er o. "a BIusT
iNontgumery tAl. parcr. please eopy.l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27
The Public nPbt.

from the Cincinnati Commercial.
Grant must, in some way o. other,
keep the debt t-om running up He
cauno: have forgotten how lie was puff
ed srd gorlfed, las; year, for decreas-
'0gi'. lie felt proud Of himself then.
livery mouth he saw how many mil
IONS he had pail CT, aud after each
monthly statement lie heard q chorus
o. applause which was enough to turn
: nan's head. We were gwen TO un-
,S'''aod that he meant to keep up this
>ofi OF thing TIL he had pad the last
.'"Ar OF the debt which had been in
1He1 by q grateful country. Why
@A' he got tired Of the work. Why
r"' lie takeu the back track? Why is
re running up the debt? We must try
~ 'hlu2e him 10 sop; for. il he 90 un-
,.tus'Ked, ne may leave iar-er debt at
sGs cad Of his second term than lie
~. ,T1oi a! the beginning OF his first term.
We would reason with him about the
mater. We would remind him that
.ItsA ,IsA he leaves the Presidency, he him.
=" viii have TO bear his share Of the
%."Hc a bardens without tue satis'ac-
,C' .,' d getting an annual salary OF Fl 'ty
.-,1sa@d tol'as, with extras. If be
Ot.l save himself rom being crushed
~ taxation when he takes bis place
10 ol : common citzens, he should re-
"'1 rom plllng up the debt any higher
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27
New YORK market.
New YORK, December 26

NEW YORK, December 20.
FLOUR-Quiet and without material
change in price at S. 6O96 20 for super-
fine state;6 50@6 IS for extra do ;
6 S0@6 s. for choice do; 6 9097 80
for fancy do; 5 6096 90 for super
fine western; 5 4jG6 = for COM
mon to medium extra western.
WHEAT-Quiet and nominal At
81 609l 81 for No. . Milwaukee; ! -
a IS for No, 2 Chicsgo.
CORN-Quiet at 6l!c for old west
ern mixed in store.
OATS-Dull at 5795Sc for mixed
western and $500 for white western.
PROVISIONS-The pork market is
weak at SIC 90 fol mess and II GO for
extra prime. Beet is firm at 8 7jG
II 90 for plain mess aud II 509l3 w
for extra mess.
LARD-Weak Gales OF 100 tierces
at SiS9 l-l6c for prime steam and
st for kettle rendered.
COTTON-Nomiual and unchanged
at l6c for middliugs and l5fC tor
low middling uplands.
WHISKY-Quiet and lower at 97tc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27
"Kfd Neekso-The Few Female
Deceit,

tits really no wonder that the "oppo-
| site sex" occasionally burst forth into
plaintive reprosch, and upbraid false
| ones Tor the many means resorted to in
| order to deceive them. For, in the
contest for the prize awarded by Paris
to the most beautiful, deceits are inven-
ted and boldly worn such as are some-
times almost too astounding for belief.
Years ago we remember hearing OF q
French singer at cafe chantant, whose
husband, on being complimented upon
the dazzling fairness OF his wiie's neck,
lifted off pair Of shoulders OF tinted
wax so arranged as to be easily adjust
able But that any of our bellies
should consent to the paltry deception
of wearing false kid necks, made in Ber.
lin and in Paris and sent, with vast
amount Of mystery, to the beauty ann
bilious OF a full, round neck and shoul-
ders, 10 something that almost needs TO
be seen to be believed" Yet this is
done. Let one fancy meeting lady at
O ball whose tule scarf, dexterouSIy
wrapped about her throat and careless
ly thrown back 80 as to form pendant
ends over her back, serve only to soften
the gloss and enhance the symmetry OF
whatseems to her dazzled observer a
supeIb pair of shoulders were but o
dream-made oil kid That is worse
than nightmare. and it would seem that
even very Bayard could hardly say.
False one, ! love the still J.
That the desire to have the credit for
having what does not belong to one
.h ould urge to sIch flagrant deception
is astonishing, but still more so is the
blindness that leads the deceiver to
suppose that thin arms, &c, &c, can
be reconciled with this roundness in the
neck. And here pulled tuIle sleeves are
called into play. 1t is said that flesh
colored enamel makes the complexion,
down to the joining hidden by the tulle,
perfect'match to the kid Does not
ia cap the climax ? What climax ?
reader may demand. Well, that OF
- piled-up deceptions OF enamels,
ausrs, dyed or bIeached hair, false eye
r,0ws, false teeth, pads colored lips,
stuffed bustlep, altitude bestowing heels,
artificial calves, &c,
But the men are "just as bad" it is
claimed. A fashionable druggist in
forms the ladies that be sells as much
Magnolia Balm" "a sort OF enameD
to gentlemen as to ladies; while the
tailor whispers OF false shoulders made
OF wool, and the barber. the dentist,
and thSvsnder OF nniforms all tell their
anything but natteripg tale The BIT
er8 are bitten l-Graphic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27
Pity the Stock.

Mr.. Owner, you have stock. Have
you feed and shelter for them? Can
you keep them warm and happy? Il
not you ought to bestir yourself. The
biting winds and pi,iless storms are
coming; are now here. Lose no TIVE
in making warm stables, nice shelter
cheap sheds, if you cant afford better,
to protect your farm animal. D0a't
let your neighbors see that the only
shelter that your animals have i q
worm fence, the only root the heavens,
the oaly bed the mud or the hard tro-
zen ground. How is il with food ? 1t
is for vour interest 10 see that no ami
nal loses pound OF flesh. What has
been gained should be KEEP; 1t is 2
loss TO lose what you have gained.
Keep the animal improving. Then you
may get pay Tor what You feed But
if the animal loses flesh, the value Of
tn. whole food is lost, as well as the
flesh that was formerly made. So the
importance Of good feeding is evident
But how is it with water Can your stock
daily have access to good water? They
lose flesh because they cant get it, The
pond gets frozen over, or the creek does
The hired men don't care. 1t is cold,
and they don't want to break the ice.
1t is not their stock. and they don't care
if they do suffer. The masters eve
should be on his stock daily. lis is in
terested in their growth, in their COM
fort aud Improvement Now is the time
to provide for these. Don't delay. Let
the animals start in right, and then
keep them right all the time.-R,rai
World
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27
CINCINNATI.
The Eng:neers' Strike.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 26,-Frelght Is
blocked here at the Miami and Pan
Handle depots, in consequence OF the
str;Lp The local accommodation trains
are ali DELAYED, but two were afterwards
taken out, one by the Master Mechanic
Of the road, and the other by the Tram
D,snstcber n The 9:45 Eastern Express
left on time. the engine being dpven,
by a vetern engineer OF the road, and
was the only through train that depart,
cd The Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne and and!
Chicago Railway advertises that 1t Will
not receive any more freight at present
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27
FHDIA Ma.
Tie IuGIncers' Strike.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 20 All the
engineers and fremen on the Pan han
de road struck to-day, numbering
three thousand men. Business is en-
tirely suspended. The Panhandle
road and branches extend over two
thousand miles. The evering train for
Columbus, leaving here at 7 P. NJ, with
two passenger cars, one baggage car
and a sleeping car, was thrown from
the track by turned switch, one mile
from the city. The engine and all the
cars except the sleeping car were
thrown from the track. No one was
INJURED. One train on the Vincennes
brsuch, left here on time with freight
conductor as engineer. Everything Is
quiet in the city and not an engineer
Is 10 lie found.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27
sSssSOKLXN.
Su.rIde of u wife BcsIer.

BROOKLYN, December 26.-Jas. Gall
Isgher, residing at No. 80 Pearl street
arter drinking all day yesterday re-
turned home at r. late hour last night
snd became abusive and assaulted his
vie and between the hours OF twelve
and one o'clock this morniDg dragged
her rom her bed and threw her down
The second flight OF stairs. Supposln 6
ne had killed her he returned to his
room took an Enfield rifle and
,hot himself in the stomach and died
in forty-f FIVE minutes. His vile was
severely though not dangerously in'
iureG
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27
Whatisa Grange ?

The Mlu!tri4! Ays, of Chicago, says
this is question often asked, and as it
is frequently answered by fiipPant uni-
,srs, who know but little, and care less
shat may be the effects Of their answers
y, who know and desire it to be known
.,what it really is, publish the fol-
wing truths:
lis an organization Of Farmers.
!; has for its object, improvement.
/, is designed to elevate and enlight-
% the Farmers.
I,wouId qualify him for his God
.iysn profession.
l; aims to bFing about these ohjcc!s
,y associations.
|; unites those Of the same calling
MO one grand brother and sisterhood
or the protection Of all.
It establishes in every neighborhood
lecture room, (Which is the Grange
:selO in which important truths are
unfolded.
1t disseminates valuable information
that aIl may be DentNteu.
1t collects "a well as disseminates.
1t is an intellectual institution.
It calls for an exercise OF the mlnd.
1t brings mind in contact with mind,
sli by this contact others are illumina.
TED and improved, as by friction.
Il draws out latent talent.
II makes active and tangible what
4ss been before dormant and unseen.
It shows the importance OF cultivat-
cg brains as well IS soil.
Il demonstrates the fact that as rich
5sryests are developed by brain culture
as by soil culture.
The Grange is social institution.
Father, mother, sister, brother, neigh-
Be! aad friend united by stroog tee, in
tae common good 1t makes each feel
81 interest in all and al in each
,:ans'er OF kind. home government OF g
;amly to that Of s. ne gh borhOod, uni
NJ those who haye been heretofore
s:,&Cgers,
!, heals up the wounds Of the unfor"
,ura,e.
It administers comfort to the sick.
SCi re'iet 10 the distressed. 1t IL q hus-
bad to he widow and q father 10 the
taaariess.
!, makes every ueighborhooi as q
sad atFecuoOate 'aul'y.
!. is q financial institution.
i. seeks TO obtain for its members the
-2hest price tor their prolGct..
It looks TO the good Of all. |; learns
Low, when and where Tie teat prices
caa he obtained
1t entirely di,psrses with the middle
@sH who las absorbed the cnjef proft4
from his toll.
And ! would add the following.
It ans to reform abuses Of every
s-actsr where they oPpress, demand
.cs from labor unjust and ilieci;imate
cams 1t would re orm every species
oiy.,Iany now SO prevalent in cur leg
ns,ive boiies, aud by its organization
10 iemsg)gue can ride over the pope
With we mouth defamation offrin, i
P-'"A.ca his character, a. a msn, doe7
I'd; sustain, as lie VII certainly tie
"egagd, and found wanting
/. claims the right 10 d.scUss 81
t,e--oIs affecting the lntere-t OF tie
j-op.e, and Gisclsjming all control, re-
.s'oas or political, over aay member OF
- tody.
It vii. act uniformly in the interest
o'iAe people against monopoly aud oP-
';e's'oa Ietit present its elf as 1t may or
'e endorsed by any party in existence.