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1T GIVES, By Telegraph. the genera
ne,rs Of the Old World as soon as ana
other paper pU6Iishedin the United States
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7 OST.-If the person who found Pocket
Il book yesterday, containing $50 in money,
will return il 10 this Office within five DAYS, he
will be literally rewarded and no questions
asked. March Il, 1874
mills 2t&
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1T GIVES all local, State and naiseeI.
lGneO'ts ne10s Of the dag.
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1T PUBLISHES and discusses all
questions in tchich the People are con-
cerned.
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ITS MATTER is carried, nesesy, tn
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1T GIVES. By telegraph, day By day,
the closing quotations of Gold, Stocks
and Bonds IN this city and Nerv York, Of
the ddu befopar
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1T GIVES, By Telegraph, tie latest
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1T GIVES a good share Of Literatl1re
and POetry-5resh, carefully chosen and
entertaining.
ITS AGRICULTURAL and House
hold columns, By DIR. DANIEL LEE,
doho IS alone employed By this paper,
and lchO stands first among the scientific
and practical AgricuIt1trists of tkis eossH-
try, areJtU cfpIaia talk to Farmers and
Housewives, and advocate their Interests
IN all things.
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FOR SALE.

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BONDS FOR SALES, 600 to $500 Nash
u vile Corporation Bonds, endorsed by the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Co., due
April, 1877, will be sold as TO pay over II per
cent ON the investment. Apply TO THOS- 5.
MARI. mills 2t
ElOR SALE-A superior, first class Cabinet
II Organ, OF Mason & Hamlin manufacture;
has double bank of keys, four sets of reeds,
eight stops is nearly new, and has fine full
tone. 1t is offered at a bargain of 500 by III. p.
EARHART, at Office Business College, where
Ii can be seen and tried mh1i p
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So far as the spirituous liquors are
concerned. this simply shows that the
centre of grain production has moved
so far to the West that it no longer
pays 10 carry the grain when its pro-
duct, whiskey, occupies less than half
of the bulk. Pretty nearly the reverse
of this is true IN fermented liquors,
and their production gathers at the
centre of population. The rapid and
marked decrease in the production of
distilled liquors in this city took place
almost entirely in the last decade. Up
to 1860 the manufacture In this city
limits had varied some 5 to 10 per cent.
of that In the rest Of the country. 1t
reached its highest proportion in
1856, when IT was a full tenth of
the entire manufactures; this on
the supposition that the
increase from 1850 to 1860 was regular
In 1860 it had fallen to a third Of its
manufacture FIVE years before. In the
meanwhile a large manufacture
of alcohol had sprung up
which diverted part Of the capital
previously employed in distilling whis-
ky. The heavy taxes of the five years
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The city was all astir last night, and the
prominent streets crowded with ladies and
gentlemen en- route for the different balls.
A perfect stream of people were to be seen
vending their way up Cedar street to the
capitol. where the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-15
GABLE. ME. WIS.
The Result of the Elections for
the New ERgliSh
Parliament.
Gladstone 10 be Made a Peer
Change in the Spanish
Government.

LONDON, February l4.--Up TO to-day
63S members of the new Parliament
have been elected. They are divided
as follows: Conservatives 342 Liber-
ais and Home Rulers 2g6. The net
Conservative gain so far is -, The
election in Buckingham took place
yesterday. The Right Hon. Benjamin
Disraeli and Sir Il. y. Harvey Con-
servatives, We're returned. Di.raeii
received 300 votes and Harvey 2,902
The defeated Liberal candidates re-
ceived / ,720 votes. Sullivan and Cul-
len. Home Ruler candidates, have been
chosen 10y immense maioritics to rep
resent the county Of South Ireland.
They defeated Matthew O'RicIly,
Liberal, who sat in the last Parlia-
ment Six home rulcrs contested the
two seats for the county Of Tipperary.
The Standard in its issue this morn
ing says there is reason to believe the
government will resign on Monday or
Tuesday next.
\ rumor is current that simuItane-
ously upon his retirement from the
ministry, Gladstone will he created 4
peer.
MADRID, February lat is proba-
bic that the form of government in
Spain will be decided by Il plehisctc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-15
TEL.EG RAPKIC.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES,
XIVth LEGISLATURE
Yesterdays Proceedings Of the
Texas Legislature,
Bill 10 ReAlStriCt the State
Discussion OF lhe Con-
SilluliOnal C0nVen-
ton Bill.

Special dispatch To- the DALLAS HERALD
AUSTIN, February lL--ln the srnntc,
Mr., billiard introduced Il bill 20 rodiS-
trict the State into congressional
districts,
4 bill pissed Incorporating the
Orange, Jasper aud Shelby railroad,
Also II Joint resolution TO require the
state treasurer to pay certain war;
rants, ltrequires the treasurer TO pay
any warrants drawn before January,
1874, or which may he issued after That
date, based upon the indebtedness of
the State which occurred before that
date.
Mr. Baker submitted IA report ON
finance that the committee had con-
sidered the Indebtedness TO Messrs.
Williams d Guou, and had agreed
on an act authorizing the governor TO
sell certain bonds, and to adjusl thein-
dcbtclnc-~ of the State with Williams
y Guiun
In the house last evening, at half
past O'Clock, the question of a con
Nentiou was resumed,
Mr.. Rainey'S bill, as substitute to
the majority report, being under con-
sideraton a lively discussion eusued.
MesSrs, Raincy Cochran, O'Neol
and Trjplctt spoke in favor Of 81 con-
vention; Messrs. Eppersom, Harris
and Brown, OF san Saba, opposed Il
convention.
st II NJ the house adjourned till 10
o'clock this morning.
I'm the house q number Of bills were
introduced Of local nature.
The constitutional amendments We're
deferred till Monday.
Adjourned till Monday. -,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-15
WASHING on
PgrdOned-ThC Alabama hlec-
tiOn Case Cheap Trans.
pOrtaii0n.
Water Transportation Necessary
TO Relieve the DiSiresSes
of the West.

WASHINGTON, February 14.-JuIius
Howe, of South Carolina, convicted of
kulilux crimes and imprisoned at
Albany, has been pardoDed.
The senate committee oil Privileg :
and Elections this morning decided in
the matter of charges affecting the
election of Senator Spencer, to proceed
Herewith upon documentary evidence
furnished, and if held advisable during
the progress of the investigation, to
summon witnesses. The counsel for
both Spencer and Sykes were heard,
the former advocating the determine
ton of the contest in documentary evil
dence, and the latter lavOring an oral
investigation.
The.cheap transportation advocates
had field day in the House. Mr..
Bell, of Georgia, delivered an exhaus-
tive argument in favor of wafer trans
portation and in advocacy of his bill
granting aud to the Atlantic and Great
Western canal. He was followed by
Mr.. Clements, of Illinois, who also
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-15

urged the necessity Of water lrmuspnI-
lU.ion 10 thopeople Of The wcs,nsn ro-
lotto their present distressed cundi-
ton which grow out OF the NcJ Of their
Inability 10 lauch market, Both of
these gentlemen urged that tie true
policy of good government was 10 ul-
ford the best means for the develop
of industrial Interests, and that
no prctcusc OF a false national ccono'
my should bc permitted loetondm the
way ofthc ju., demands or0s suffering
people,
Mr. Font Of Illinois, argued In nyor
Of an increase Of the national eur
renCy,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-15

iSu' Walter Cror,on, founder of the
Irish prison system, is expected 20 ar
rive in Boston before the Massachusetts
Legislature odiourns, and TO present
his views before the committee which
iSconsidcrlng the subject of prison re-
form
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-15

Josh Billings says, There IL but
phew things on the face OF this earth
more worthless than n poodle, and yet
j am glad there liza poodle, for il there
was not there IL some people who
wouldn't have emmy object in living,
and have nothing 10 lMy.N
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80 many % hupN uhA',
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eaton
The Waite family. from which the
chief iu.llcc dcrrudpd, wore the first
settlers Of the town Of Maiden, Mass,
Bnncrolt reccuty upprnrpd on skates
ot thr Vhicrunrtrn bond in Berlin.
Tie /, said to have done The uraglc"
vrw nicely
Nnotbor rcmpdy I'm. been discovered
far rnnnnotism IN Inudon, Itisn hot
sond hoth NH. makes 7,3IS rrmpdje-
all infnllihlo
Cannr,I ..,inrorj .,id ,o h,o ,r,cl,
shot ',yith - rtln md we rau testify
thnt he j. one 81 The mos, easy and
g,wcrfil writer's I'm tne country.
NT,lin,a u.,.,,'.r ,.,nr,rnod1,,.ro
n"''|'V' i,',''' , ,',i, in Eronn,
who sou"ht in vain ,or admission 10
tha rronch ACADEMY.
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Is dcuuIy lieutenant of fGp rouuty ui
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owes are nIi ,'"uo i,,, o, ,i,,'
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.honho,d ~ tLn.r ,,hocnIul y1lps
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09

Sad Fate Of a New Hampshire school
Teachpr-A Mothers Curse.

Miss Cross, IA school teacher in Stark,
New Hampshire, lately committed
suicide by drowning, under the follow
ing circumstances, as related by Il local
paper: She had charge of the school
for several weeks. The scholars thought
much of her, and till within short time
before her death she kept All orderly
and oxcellcn: school. But during the hast
week all seemed to be disorder and con-
fusion in the school. The committee,
DR. A. Thompson and NJ. Il. Pike, ESD
having heard Of the fact, visited the
school on Friday; and found it much as
above described, on which. after the
school Wa dismissed, thcy k;niIy ttlkcG
with her privately relative to the school,
told her how it seemed I" them, and
advised her, as she appeared pal" ami
nearly sick, quietly t" 80 t"thc agent
and resign her position; or If she lett
strong enough to go on with the school.
and thought she could improve in tn"
particulars they mentioned, sh" could do
50. She said she would determine what
was best between that time and tn"
hour of school the next morning. They
left for their homes. She did not return
to her boarding house that night and
her friends became alarmed. The school
house was locked. On looking in ut the
window the key was seen on the h""r.
On entering they discovered on her
desk some little articles of value she had
taken from her person and the following
note, addressed to her sister:
EAR..MARY--All ! have TO say Is
that tho curse is fulfilled. The daughters
hall die in sorrow, il not i'll shame, be-
fore they are twenty, Ask Albert
Thompson and Thomas Pike why.
Goodbye all LAUMANA
Search WIS made for her body. The
school house WAS situated on the bank
of tho river, where the water was deep
and ,till, and the body WAS found near
by. Before the Corners jury her sister
explained the note by relating that they
were the children of Amos X Cross, Of
Waterford Ne. and that III consequence
of some difficulty between them, her
father separated from his first wife, and
WAS again married, on which his mother,
taking sides against him, pronounced
with dreadful emphasis this ours" upon
Ter sons children: His daughters shall
die in sorrow, if not in shame, bctnr"
they are twenty, and the sons shall b"
cut oil in infancy" She said that for some
time Lauriana had constantly dwcIt up
ON the subject of the curse, and tn"
more So recently, ~ she was nearing
the age of twenty, and she had done
and said things which had CAUSED her to
think her sister mrditat"d suicide. And
her room mate testified that only
a week before she had spoken of 1t To
her. and alluded to the fact that sh" was
nineteen years of age, and il the cur"
vas fulfilled She had but u short tine
longer to live. The fact that some ct
her brothers died in infancy tended t"
strengthen the superstition, so that
insanity and death were the con-
sequence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09
Collectors Notice.

nHOMAS MCCORMICK. JUSTICE Of
the Peace and Real Rstat" Agent. Rents
aud accounts collected. Office Corner OF
Market and 3sh Streets Centre Wheeling.
iy2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09
Trouble with Turkey.

serious emnroglio in our relations
with the Divan has arisen, n. follows:
Surkis Mina-ian. who has for many
wears acted rs the resident agent IN lur-
kew for the sale of DR.. J. {. AVER X
Cos medicines, driven by the increase 81
his business 10 necessity for NOR" room
built hi warehouse in tnn>tantin"pic
several stories higher, after haN"ns Oh
tanned the necessary permit from the
authorities. The Imans of Of a ne,ghb"r-
ing mosque. which overlooked the preml-
scs demanded large present in money,
which was refused. They then applied
To .hc Grand Nizcr, for the enforcement
nf an obsolete law. which had been disr"-
rsrdcd two hundred wears, requiring
him 10 take down the building to eight
teen feet, which WAS granted, ana thev
commenced the work of demolition. MIN
asian then applied to the american
Minister. who notified the sublime port
that American property could not thus be
trihcd with. and that the demoiiil"n
must cease. Then commenced the
usual course Of Mussulmsn prevsrics-
ton and promises, but no real redress.
Finally Minister Morris informed them
that if their dcpredstiOns continued, he
should order the L. = ships "f war I"
enter the Bosphorus and Messrs. Ayers
medical warehouse would not be alone
rnoae>-. A stroke of his pen could have
laid the whole city under the sweep OF
American cannon, backed by men who
are no, Schooled in the lessons q, lear
This brought thcmto their senses and
speedy redress. Msnssian has now Ar
rived in this country, to prcscnt tn" case
To our State Department for indemnity
At length it Is something TO say among
the people of the earth-"l am an
American citizenr'-Coiih0,biG RePHbti-
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
'GrOCers.
1905 NHinSt.

Have now in stnr" and for sale:
nOn Halt BblS Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
:um No. 3 MuCkcrrl.
M No. MackrrcI.
400 Packages Mackcrrl, - and J III quarter
barrels and kits.
u TicrcrS choice Carolina Rice.
80 BblS choice y. -. MolaSSrS.
~ IIhdS choice y. -. Sugar.
~ BblS Syrups.
90 Bbls Standards \. Il, Extra Z. iranu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C. Sugars.
$40 Rbls Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone, IdlcwiSc, Howard ana Other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime tn choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime Ia choice q. /.
Teas.
10 Caddirs prime 10 Choice q. i. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces llalbroOk> j. H.
Millinrr's PAGES and other good and r.
liable brands, among the best IN II" coUn-
try. our stock Is full and complete, ami
will he offered to the trade at Tia" lowest
market price. We invite clos" buyers lo
call and examine our stock before pulch-
aSing elsewhere. "
mnr2I-r NELL & ELLINGIiAM.
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REMARKS.
The market has been ovcr-SuRpllrd
with Hogs during the past week, and
prices have been declining since last
Friday; selling then at loic, they have
now fallen to l0c, at which sales were
made yesterday, but very slowly. Quo
,a,ions seem Ia be- tending downward,
and will. it is confidently felt further de-
cline if there i u continued excess of re-
cciptS.
Omofatious.-lIogS S(a Zoe and few at
either.
SHEEP MARKET.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09

The market opened with some littI"
activity and continued :" through"ut' TIL
near the close. Tn" better grades Of Cat
tie wrr" more fully represented than they
were lat week. and common Cattle more
-parrly. The market, without exhibiting
any advance in prices, was considerably
,tiilrr than last week. OF In" 41G5 head
rlllv 800 head were not offered here,
but were rr>hippcd east. There was u
lot Of very extra cattle, some 90 head,
shipped by Mr.. L. J. Gl"ndy from south
west Virginia, which were much SUI
pcror to any lot coming from that quar-
ter for long time. Mr.. &. Is well known
a. II very extensive dealer.
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Hurah for the PeniteRtiaIV

WE HAVE OE HAND And FOR SALE
w -Four Hundred ThOusani good msI-
chantabl" Brick, which We will deliver AZ
the depot, or any plarr In ia" town 81
MDuDdsviIle, at the rate 81 s',O pr thou
sand.
. Also Finy Thousand Paving Brick ~
s7.G per thousand.
AllD Ten good Two Hor-- Farm Wagon.
which W. will all At prizes ranging rom
50 10 sssi.
AIso Ten hr-t elias Two Hon" spring
Wagons. finished In god style, AT price
ranging from SID 10 80.
Also Two TwO--eatrd, Light Granger
Wagons. for two hOr-z-, finished Ia the
highest style Olthe art, which Wl!! b. aid
for 500 pr wagon.
Al-o a full linz, 81 from first class g. com
mon Household Furniture, which w. viii
ssIl AZ Cincinnati wholesale prices
Also on hand constantly, q large supply
Of RrGguc BDOts and shoe, ~ the lDNrst
market prices, aud are prepared 10 make
t0 order from the bts1 ObtainaDlr import
/ 81 stock, Gcntismens BOJ;s, ShOcs AMI
. Callers. in the latest style and at prices
: that cannO. be reached by any other go
/ tohiishrusnt IN the state.
All u the above named EoEE - WaTfan-
Z tel 10 u; made OF the hest material aDd IN
/ n WOrkmanllke manner.
/ WM. l.. BRIGfS,
sepis % superintendent.
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DIR. 10 m C D o N
ON CONSUMPTION.
lis Early NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
by which Every One May
Know II.

II YOU have Il persistent cough, nj ilrSt
dry and hacking, aii"rwartlSacr"mpaH
with "a frothN "Np"rlOratiOn, WANDERING"
paiu> in the chest loss of flesh, ~, In all
uruhahlitV YOU are tending Ia tUnSunn-
lion. ID Nuu have had hHrm"pil>i~, or
blnnh-Spiiiiu@. even y lraSp"uniul, this
probability is increased Ia an almost 0bND-
iif,. C,Ii0iHiH.
If your breathing i harsh AMI hurried,
and deep inspirations prov uk" "a Shuu,
dry, harkiH" cough. with crack llnG
sound ia the chest, OF II your Nuic" has h''-
conn, u,.rmnurnlly weak ami hnar>', lhrr"
can b." but it'll" doubt that EDU mr'miH
hurc Consumption.
II YOU are free from dN>cntcry, hav" moi
lived in Il tropical climate, ana have ul'>ll-
nate diarrhua, even though YOU hay" u"
cough, UDU nrc HEriH cDHNrmptire. IL tn"
diarrhua j. followed 10y the chest SNmp-
toms. ih" existence of tubrrCular diseases
MAY bc regarded aS Il Ufcd Ghi.
II you are not addicted In Cn"rNailng
habits, solitary vices or q diSSOlutr Iil",Hnd
arr ~tcudily losing weight, g"" ar" surety
f,ii,iiIg IL ItrISu,UiJtinH.
II the above symptoms haY" been tie
VclOprd in your case, NOur only safety -
M iiIuIc,iiIi" "JIUIiuItinH gf H,Hf i"uDN, ana
the prompt adoption Of measures Ia pre-
vent the further progress of " dN"INc hW
has AU.Jf lis mWj"HS IN HHinHcig graves.
Fees Tor consultation, examination, al
vice and treatment within TIA" reach ofall
Medicines for all diseases by mali ana
express To- all parts Of the country.
OFFICE ANp ItI~iDE>CE No. l1ri Fol iuId
81 IA street, opposite the Cathedral. Srp-b
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afhreling Register.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.
One sluare-M inch space.

One squares inch space.
One tIme.....S - One months 6 90
Two times......... | - Three months. II 10
One weck.........~ 2 - One year,. y w
One square changeable once week so.
Special Notices - per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 10 per
cent additional.
Local Notices II cents per line-bW no
lOcdi notice lciH be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must DE paid for in adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance of
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will he confined 10
their legitimate business, and all advcr-
tiScmcntS not connected with ii Will he
charged for at our regular rates.
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Administrative Notice.

NhEltSIGNEp HAVING OR
Tie NM letters of Administration on
0,t.,"I- "i I. 1.tarncy, deceased, hereby
max. All thGS" indebted To- said estate Ia
hayin, immediate" payment, ana those
auth.i,, ,'AlinN VIII present the same duly
SettIsr,I'h'rd {" MIR. William Manion, for
AaTLa.enl 9Th street, between Main and
s'feets, Wheeling, West Va.
sp24S MARY JANE CARNEY,
Administrative of Z. J. Carney.