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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-09

Nor RENT-Pos sEssION GIVEN
CANT room In the second story Of ODD Fellow
hall, adjoining 70 and tho same size OF The room
OF the Library Association. Suitable for Society
meetings or Concerts. Apply to
MRS. zktGRNFKLDRR,
s. "a &, or ". p. MoKELYEY, 'As''
/, does D ], s,iisa q laaa Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-09
! TrENTIoN, ODD FELLOWS.

Thc annual meeting of the odd Fellows Mu.
tuNl Aid Association will be held In the Bn-
campmcnt Room on Monday evening, February
9th, at " O'Clock, for the election Of Directors
for tho ensuing year. A foil attendance OF the
members Is desired, as new sGt OF BY. LAWS will
be offered for confederation.
rG4-eod JOHN BROWN, sec'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-09

A FIRsT.CLASS DWELLING - 4
~ HOUSE FOR sALR-Situated on NJ
DENY rooms and bath room WITH Hrishe al AttiI e:
Juliet. VIII be sold dead low In order 70 close
Fr' ). P. LEWIS, Executor,
lA20 LIN I-.- u i 81. lAmna Hntnl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-09
NARM FIoREsALE. r.

NJ - ~NNs- : ~ ~ - - - IL u " IdI.M
ToGe+ for sale the Farm Of, which nows
reside, situated III HArshall county Va .s6sne
three miles from the limits OF tho city ofWheel.
inB, on Or near the Fairmont Pike, Containing
l05 acres OF class land, nearly all or Which,
'isin q dne state Of cultivation. The iIiStoyd.
ments arc AL Of the best, consihting Of q Brick
HouAe nhining televCu rooms, with al the
eonyenienees needfal, "A large clstetI subplies
II with all the water which rain water isfieed
"a. Thete Is also large Barn, with cellar: STA.
Bile room for Horses and twenty head on OSttie:
wagon HouIe, Corn Glib, Brick Smoke House
Chicken House, and, 0 good frame Tenant House
containing fotff6oms. vi Ia Church and School
sHorie within . short distance. Tho said landis
well Watered, and neyer.faillnR well AZ the
barn. There Is . good Vineyard Of Catawba and
Concord GEapes, and large number OF the best
Selection Of Fruit Trees in fall bearing, eonsist
ing OF Apples, Pears, Peaches; Plums, Cherries
And QnineeA with almost ali the 9rIt quality Of
small huit grown In this part OF the country.
ANY per son deaihug q good homo rear to the
city Of. Wheeling, where they can prOAtably dis
pose Of what evot they may raise for the Market
VIII do well TO call on the subscriber, who Will
give al the necessary information. TermS easy.
1aI-d4w Naigyfr u. T. WAYNAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-09
special Notices.
\ LwAYs GET THE BEST.

A LWAYs GET THE BEST.
REED'S COUGH SYRUP
Nothing equal to II for Coughs. Colds, HoarsO-
public speakers and singers II fs Just the thing
70 make the voice smooth and clear.
~ Sold BY Druggists everywhere.
hcCABE, KRAFT q co, Proprletors,
oeSl Wheeling, ". Va
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-08
9a3 8 re ten.
6ieriiber 16reibt Die 81. .: Srlbun'

6ieriiber 19reibt Die N. y. Sribune
v9Bie man uns nittbeilt> 1T in einigeu
metli9en @tdoten ein Nnf ftoB 5u elmer
nenen @eform i'm $emperen5pe(en ge=
ma9t tporben, bic, mas bel lpl6en Be-
ftrebungen nur lelten porfoumt, praftii@
uno perniinftig 1T. @s iouen ii6 ndm<
lib oaielbit @elell11aften gebilbet baben,
oeren Mitslieoer li9 anbeif9i9 ma6ten.
.feinem anberen Manne einen n9rinf" au
be3a1len uno AUDI n1eula1s auf Sol item ei<
mes onbern Mannes einer uDrinf" aa
nebnen. 49,. al .'."
9a9 stn1i9t ber Tribune" m6@te
Feine iol9e &eform euf iene Menl4sn<
flafe cine ie9r geilfame Wirtun9 auss
|iiben, bic j., obtpob1 bur6 ben unmdbi=
gen @enuB ppn geiftigen @etrdnten pbg=
|ii]9 uub moralt}d berabgefommen, oo9
lin manden &neipen .bas Stammpubli<
fun ausma6sn unb na6bem Iie 'ibr gam
acs @elb auf @dnops ausgegeben, lt4'
nod immer bafelbft in Der 9offnung els
neg aQoemeinen u9reats" berumtreiben-
Gin amerifanil9er @eneral bat biele
&lo7Ie Qeute in eirem Barroom in Mr=
fanias oefunoen. Gr trot ndmli9 at
| Die Bar, um li9 Elm @las Branbp seben
gu la6en. &aunl batte er oas perlan9t,
als 5id6 elm 9ubenb an ben Wanoen iibs
enoe perlunipte @efalten erDoben an
| oie 8ar traten un6 bemerftel1, baB fe
ibren Branop nit 3uder nebmei1 MOLTEN.
Die vgew Dort Sribune" meint oab
bas fein po4fdnoi9es Semperen53iel lei.
bod mD9te es einen beiliamen @tnFub
ausu6en unb udre jebenfalls beRer, ais
iene i9anllole Boiie Die ieoen @5amfaa
Mbeno in elmer berru fenen Rnetpe in
Stem Oorf augefibrttpiro. Dielelbe 1T
namli@ I'M biele 3eit fets nit mdnnlt=
t4em an9 tusibli4em @efnoel an9etta4hh
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-08

Sr5mi9feit un6 @etualttbdtiofeitiF 1T lber=
|baupt 1tur in Mmarifd 3n1SsI9 .@ss ;9ie
Betpegun9 1T, 1otpeit Die Weiber. in Be-
tra6t fothitteu, ligi5a=bp1terii8 ilHS 5h-'
|glei6 eine Mirfung Der 6belt &anetpeile
bes amerifanii6 sens2ebens> mel@es
mad iener Iuf ufregung tpie no9 elmer Ab%
iue6ielung sreift. -. ltebrigens pioerz
lpri9t bic 8e.pegun9 trok tbrer Trbms
migfeit bod gana unb gar Dem gbriftens.
tbun, tpel@es oen @enub 9ei1tiger @e>
trdnfe erlaubt. Wollen Die amerifani19eu
Beterinnett fplgeri6tig banbelr> 10 n1iiNen
fte cine. nibt6riltli@e &eligion, et,ua bic
Der Mulelmdnner ober Der Sin61ls, at.s
nebmen oenn ben @tifter Der drift
li9en 8sli9ion t1iifen iie ia f9on
suegen ieines Benebmens auf Der 9o9aeit
bon Cana perbammen; uno bdtten Re
am lebten Na6tnabl beHelben Sbeil oe<
nommet,> 70 batten lie lt@ =. als Ct ben
Wein gum 3ei9en feines Nnbenfens ei}1z :.
|febte NIT Gntriitung bon Der Safel er=
beben muiien.
Ser u@aturbap Repietp"> bag bebeu<
tenbfte aller en9liI9en Wo9enbldtter>
ia9t Der 9dn8en Betpesung Elm i6mab-
|li9es Gnbe poraus, meint nbas Werfeden
oer Mdnner binter ben Weibsrr6den" fei
Die bemertenspertbeite @rf9einung III
benz gan5en TIM tint un6 Dermutbet bic
|9anoe perriidte @ei6t9te lei cine 6olee
Der Jinan3trilis. Menn2euten, Die o6ne~
bin ni6t biel gelernt .batten> bas @ele
ausgin9e, bann perfelen fie of in better
i19e &rdmpfe. Ser pon Beibern aus9e=
fibrte $errorisn1us be1@dmt bas0ooonee
Blatt ;bie Berlebung Der DHentli9enOrb>
nun9 in, Namen ber Religion fnbet e.
i9ma@pou uno ldferli6; lin feinem
2onbe Der Welt, III tpcl9em bic 5reibeit
eeadtet unb se16dbt miro Iotlte fol9
Elm unfug sebuloet tperoen !" vi.
Gs ion uns bod punoern, tpie lange
un}ere ans{oameritanil6en Na9barn es
oana9 nod nbinter ben @eiberr6den"
ausbalten tueroen. 9ieler engli}@eSabad
ourfte 1i@ bod als ettuas 5u fart fir bic
amerifani]9en Pfeifen ertpeilen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-08

- Nm Sonntage mad Sftern toirb IN Der
fatholii9en STRIDE lit Ybmerob cine Miiften
beainnen. Die Yrebt9ten tueroen bon beriibm-
ten beutfd)en san3clreonern aus benz Srben
ber @eieui1aft Sefu abgebalten tuerbeh. 8ir
laben ale Deutfden obne rlnteridteb etr fi9
au ben 8ortrdgen eiu3uf ufinben. go bteI tpte
f16erib fol- fit sllle bic fomthett Rlat &C..
,nadt iuerben. Da Die Wiifionare nod nidt
an9efommen inb, 10 tann 3eitunb Stunbe Der
@rcoioten nod ni6t anseoeben tueroen. @ir
ertparten ober bab Die erite Wiifionspreoist
am Sonnta9 int @odamte, oas u,n 10 llbr be-
ginnt, gebaltcn tpiro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-08
Ser nSbtp gSaifenfreumb"

Der gdn3e ileberfduB oer iid aus ber Sin.
nabme fit Announcement unb sln5cigen oes
4. Ohio @aiienfreunb" croibt, tpirb obne ieoeu
%b,ug au bem 3ipedc beitimmt, Elm @ailen.
baus fiji stnaben inncr9olb ber Dio3eie @olum.
bus at erri1ten. Ser ugSoiienfreunb" ioa ftets
Elm ,uabrbof bolfstbi,nIides 8latt iein, ale
@ebiete oes ipeltliden unb tbeologiiden BiEens
bd(t Iid bet u@oilenfreunb" often, nur 2ii9e,
llnredt uno 3mau9 foil itets baDon ausgei@lof>
fen Iein. Da bic 3abl unlerer Nbonnenten
f9on arob senug 1T oab uir boffen fOnnen,
bcr u@uiienfreuno" tperDe cine 9ufuuft baben,
uuo oa mir min id,en uniere abiid)t, Die @r.
ridtuns cineS Maiienbaulcs, redt balo aus5u.
fiibren, 70 tpenoen mir .uns an alle Wfeniden'
freunoe nit folscnben Nnerbicten:
Bir ner(c,ben ben uSbio Baiienf freuno":
10 Sabre lang oeaen
8orousbe;a ablun9 bon $1,000.
Yebensl6nslid) sescu
BorauSbedablung bon $25.00.
Dabei mub bet @mpfdnser bos @ofporto
fdbf beaablen. Dos lebenstanolide Nbonne.
,,ent fann nur auf II per on, nidt anf
cine Nam;lic ODER Nirmo an0eno,u,uen ucroen.
9Senn einer uhfcrer cbeuslan9liden Abonnen"
ten fterben foltte, 10 iinb oeien angeb0rige oer>
pAibtet, uns 1eineu Sob su mcloen, oomit ber-
IStVS th nAHNNN SN"o ""N'o> w DS>'~' "
ier, ,penn Die bon uns projectirte @ailenoui italt
eiuncl in's 2eben aetreten 1T, 70 iollen bic et-
ha binterlo1lcnen Stuaben eines (ebenSlangli-
den Abonnenten Dor anbcrcn !fiubcrn Den 8or<
aug babcn in bieie slnfalt auiaenommen gu
iuerben. - Scr .@oienfreune" lit tein 8latt
nas ir9snb elmer Speeulation tpesen beraus9e>
eeben luiro, Der 9erausaeber uersidtet ouf aQen
irbiiden 2obn, ermartet aber besbalb aud bon
allen Menidenfrcumben bic bereitluiaisite Inter
itiibun9 fir oaS beaonnene lluternebmen. -
8ir babeh Die abli@t, allen unieren sbonnen'
ten idbrlid in Yr Il III e gu geuabren, lpor'
iiber oos NdBere in eiui9en @oden betannt &C.
,nadt tpirb. gSir lpollen bier nur nod bener'
.en bab ou9 slbonnenten fiir 10 Sabre uni
lebenslanslid,e Abonneuten in 3ufunft 81 cine,
&ramie beredtiat ien iouen. = @ir boffer
baber 5uoeriidtlib, oob Sablreid)e Meniden'
freunbe iid bur1 llnterltibun9 unieres unei'
genniibi9en 8lattes Gin 9enfmal ibrer Drift
liden 2itbe ieben ipcrben.
QY- Mbonnentcu auf 10 Sabre pber auf &C.
benssett mii0enr ben 8etras brett an Der
'Sereusaeber Ses ,.SBio 29ailenireuas'
einienben. :: ...
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8omerob. - Die 8etipeibcr flnb bier
nod INNER an Der v@trabenarbeit" @s ldeint
bob mande 9Sirtbe Die furt,uabrenbe Seulerei
iatt baben unb ben 9Seibern nidt me1r freuuo>
LID be9c0nen. 90 |e1r mir bic 6eu9leriide
Metbeulerei perabidcuen, 70 miillea mir bod
bic Nnfid)t ausfpreden oab cS fir ale Dcut>
jd)cn bus @efe lit, e@eiber auf ibren nmai-
gen ltetS ani it0nbig su bebanoeln. 0urd) Grob>
bcit unb 8eleioiounaen geipinnt man In feiner
Sade cttpos. O,e Meiber fommen uno fie ge-
ben ia aud ipiebcr. GS mirb nod Die 3eit
tomn,e,,, oas lic Der Sad)e iibsroriiiig ,peroen.
Gplte citieo obcr nod eiui9e 8eit oouern, 10
mirb man bic llu,siige idon mebr getuObnt
n:erncn. g3ir ratben baber 81 einem antlnoi'
Gen Yenrbmen Negeniiber ben 8etweibcrn, benn
nur oos tunu bcm beutiden 9(amcn Gbre mo.
den. .
- OaS 9empereusb(ott 1T bier toieoer er'
jt3icncn. @ir uerbcn oarin bel@uleiot elne
0raulide @ottcSlditeruns ausSeiprod)eN gu ia.
ben. Gem fanotiiden Qisner, Der noS in hos
Nlatt seihrirben bat peroen 'pir oarauf n'@t
neitcr antmorten.
-Sn Malou @itb 1T Elm iehsjdbrises
gNdoden biz tire Nlcioer am Geuer trodnen
,uplite ilmmerlid) bcrbronnt uno tn Uolge Der
MranbpInben 9eftorben.
- @ir MAIDEN ole Gltern Defenders aut>
,,srtlam auf be,, in bieier Nummsr ab9eorud>
Ten Aufiab: Sir Glteru." @as BARN
etiaut miro, iollten ale Glteru, bic nod tleine
y1uoer babeu, tpobl beber5tgen.
- @inuen einioen Moden meroen mir in Der
SAGE feiu, allen unieren Xelern clue y + o.
vile ecpabren aW sonnen.
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Gna1anb's @ref1e ilber bic Setfemhe.

Gs wor porausauieben boB gang GU
ropa bic Mmerifaner mesen Der touen
Bet1eu@e ausla9en plrbe. Die Nme=
ritoner 5elblt mD9en 1id) aud ouf ettpas
berglei6en @eitens Der 8reiie oes euro
pdi{9en Continents setqbt sema6t b.
ben. Mber baB lte AUDI pm Der en9ll=
1@en Yrelle besbolb perb0bnt tperoen>
unb bob san5e Guglanb l9ooenfro9 lber
biele neueite Aufage amerlf fonll9en9unl=
|buas un6 Uncertainties IN bic 9anoe
tlatI9 = bas ,piro unIere, auf tbr sngll=
l@es bloues 8lut ousnebmenp itpl5en
uYlgrims @Dbne" bitter franfen uno
| |iiher nidt obne na6baltisen Gtnbrud
bleiben, Mls proben oie1er en9fi19en
&rititen m6sen Die folgenoen Sienen. Ser
v2onbon Spectator" iost:
vDie Betieu9e, bieie eritannli9e Mt<
16ung bon @lauben unb Norrbeit, &eli=
eion uno Mbaatuns BET @ere4tieteit
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g e IT. + d q e IT.

Sabrbunoerts 1T Die 1osenannte @dul~
frase> bic INNER uno III alien Gdnoern
unter ben per@9ieoeni iten Tormen tuieoer=
febrt. @9ule unb STRIDE 9eb0ren 5u<
(ammen tpie 2eib unb @eele. Na9
90ttli6er Bei itimmung fat Die &ir6e Elm
unperauBerli9es &e9t auf Die S@ule.
g e6ret ale N1Iter," ipra9 Der
gDttliGe ifter ber fatbolii i@en STRIDE.
@s tann uno borf baber bie1 Stride
unb feines ibrer Mitgiieoer iemals 5loe=
ben bob bas 9ebramt, bas lie auein
bonn Grl6ler empfin9, ibr san5Ii6 ent=
frelnbet 1peroe. Nun aber bat Die STRIDE
in unferen Sa9en 5ablrei6e uno bittere
Seinoe, Die li6 in een 5ablrei6en gebei@
men @e1elli6often ber1 6tporen baben,
ben Telien, auf tuel6em Die &ir6e Gbriiti}
sebaut it, gum Sale 5u brin9en uno oa=
6ur9 bic STRIDE Ielbft 5u pert1i@ten. Gs
tperoen oasu Die nieoertrd@ti9iten Mittel
in 8epe9ung gel iebt, ober bos 9auptmit=
tel tpel6es bie 2ose onipenoet um bic
tatbolil l6e &ir@e 5u i9dOt9en, 1T bic eies,
baB ibr Die @@ulen entso9en tueroen
iollen. 9aour@ bofft man Die @&en=
|1@en bon Su9eno ouf ber &ir6e au ent=
fremoen unb 10 Der freimaurerilden &e=
ligionsloiisfeit Elm unenoli9es Telo gu
perl@offen. Die1es iit Der @runb, pa=
rum mon 10 bartnddig 1id weigert, Den
&atboliten biel es 2anoes ibr Re@t gu 9e=
pabren unb ibnen ibren Mntbeil on oem
@9ulfonb ausbe5aDlen. Nus bieIer lr=
fade 19reien Die 2iberolen III jenen Qdn=
bern, no Stride unb @9ule pereinist
lino, 70 laut na9 Srennuns oer1elben.
Diele &ne6tuns Der Stride bur@ bic
9ottloie Gr5iebung miro unb mub ii6
einit mod fur6t6ar ridden an ser mem I9=
li9en @eleui@aft, aber oas 1eben -unb
slauben iene bur@ Die 9otteslditerli6e
G6miire Der 2o9e perblenOeten Men=
l6en ni6t. Sn ibrem W}unbe baben
bic 2osenbriioer fortpqbrenb oie Worte ::
Menl9enliebe 8ritoerli6feit> Treun0=
|56oft als Oh ]ie oieie 9in9e 5uerf err
4 funoen unb an ben Sag 9ebra@t bitten.
Mas bic Qo9enbriioer als i1r 3iel por<
seben. bas purbe 16on ldngi, l6on por
1900 Sobren BON gbrii itus. benz @tifter
Der totbolilGen Stride pertiinoet unb al
len Meniden 5ur itren9en 8fi@t 9ema@t
hos wuroe 16on in Der 5bat immer BON
allen mabren &ot6olifen seiibt nQmli9
2iebe, Briioerli6teit, Sreunbl6aft. @enn
t mir nun aber 9enauer 5uieben unO be-
tra6ten ,rie oie1e 2o9enmenl 6en !, Die
angebli9 nit ber fot9olil9en Stride ba1=
Ielbe 3iel perfol9en, ndmli9 Die @erbrei=
, tung oQ9emeiner Meni6enliebe oieie
. Men19enliebe ausiiben, 10 5ei9t li9 TO-
fort baB ibre Meni4enliebe etwas e.
. latip, ooB lie feinesue9s all 9 e.
e m ei II 1T, oob lie 10 siemli9e Musnab=
3 men 5u mc6en >pinen, uno bob i9ner
t ho9 nidt, ,uie lie porgeben, alle Men'
16en 9lei9 lieb |ino. Be1onoers 1in0 oi
8 prelter ibnen lebr unansenebm uia
i ,penn iie gar oos Mort uSeiuit" b1ren
I 10 j@auoert ibnen Die 9aut. SIRE an
!, 9ebli6en Wpbltbaten ,penoen tie nur il
: rem vBriibern" gu, aber feinespess olle1
n Men]6en. $50 bleibt benn.n.oa Sic se
e rl6mte aueemeine Meni6enliebe? Mn
9ebli@ pollen Die Mnbdn9er zines 9ott
lolen @9ullptems ni@ts aa6eres als oi
@erbreituns aa9emeinsr 8ilbuns. So
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|lautet fedt id66n un6 man9er @inipel
putbe {9btl nit bielet1t gorgebe1t gefhft=
gen. Gs lit aber feine tpabre Menidea
Ibe9liidenbe Bilbung, Die nrr auf @runo=
la9e Der &eligion sSe1u @briitt 9eIdeben
fann, tuel@e bic 2oge our6 Die gottlo5en
S9ulen anftrebt, fonoern 8iloung obne
@itter, Die allen 2aitern uns Werbre6en
unter bem @deine bes, duberen Nnftanoes
Sbiir uno Sbor 6fnet, eine 8iloung anr
grdBli9ften 8arbarei. 9a6in feuert
Die 2ose unb biele 3iel min iie por=
nebmli@ errei4en bur6 bic gottloien
@9uler. - @egeniiber bie1en perberbli=
den $enbenaen lit es eine Inn 10 ftrengere
Pfi9t fit ale @ut9elinnten, bab lie 5uz
lammenbalten uno it6 5utt Woble BET
menl l6li9en Sc 1eu19aft enti9ieben ieben
Gin FuHes bet 2oge nnb 9ottloier S9n=
len als beren Musgeburt entaieben.
92nr innige Mnbdngli6feit an Der allein
tpabren fotboli19en &eli9ion Seiu gbriiti
1T bas Mittel, bas fotpobl ein5elne Wen<
f9en als aud Die @efell19aft insee=
iammt 3um tpi:tli9en @liide in 3eit uno
gptgfeit fibren fann. Gben btele &eli<
sion lit ollein per1n19eno, einen tpirfli6
paraoielii9en gu ftano auf Groen berpore
aubriagen. 9(ur bietenigen Meni4en,
Sic ntemals oas @e1en oer fatbolil@en
&eligion fennen ler1ten bic wobl gar
BON Sugenb auf nit Sab uno Worurtbeil
ba9esen 9endbrt luuroen f6nnen oieles
beaiueifeln. 9ie fatboli19e STRIDE ii@ert
bur@ ibre Derprbnungen 2eben> @eiunb<
9eit un6 glitter bes Meni@en. sic per=
bietet ale 8eleibunsen iie erfldrt eine
tuabre Ssreibeit teiner ion unterbriidt
iein. @ie iteut oie @lei@beit ber, inoem
lie ben Meni9en nur nod 1einer Sugeno
i9dbt unb au9 Dem @iinoer Die W{ittel
anbietet, pie6er tugenbbaft 5n peroen.
sic permitted bic tpabre 8iloun9 bes
Ween54en; Fe bebt bic Mrmutb aut, in<
Dem lie ben &ei9en @ob1tbdttgfeit CUR
pfi&t ma9t; lie prebist einen befdnoi=
gen @iberfanb eesen Die @inoe Die
uns au @clapen Der 2eibenI9aften ma9t.
tSO W ule @uADu@tlt9S oehAJS ~ t|t>" '1~~"
gin5elbeiten o19emein our@9efubrt. al
lein fdbig Die Menl3en auf @roen
eludli9 au MAIDEN. @enn ou@ ein5elne
@etten einise Sbeile oieier Inf9abe aus
fubren t6nnen 10 1T 6as nur in 10 tpeit
Der San als lie nod Sbeile tatboli16er
2ebren uno @inri@tungen beibebalten
baben. @s lie9t alio am Sage bab es
itrenge pFi6t aQer @ldubigen 1T f9
bur6aus ieoem Gin1ulle oes 2o9enlpe=
ieas unb sottloier @@ulen 5u ent5ieben !;
es muB aber au6 jebem Meni@en per
ni6t bas &lld bat elm Mit9lieb oer ta=
tbolil6en Stride gu fein nod bem Sc
1asten ei1leu6ten, lpie niitli9 es fir i'm
iein maroe, li6 init ben 2ebren une Gin
ri6tunsen ser piel9ei9 i9mdbten tatboli=
56en Stride, aus tatbolif9en Auellen
befannt gu MAIDEN, tpdre es aud nur>
I'M li9 ielbf Elm 1rt9eil oaraber btloeH
gu tDnnen. .....
@nqlano's 9reffe ilber bic Setfeuhe.
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7TaIa Is ,he way the Pittsburgh Con-

lHls IL tue, way tue sooi6u ~ =
meraaL " q Republican paper, talks
about those ,'fe-s'ns who went the
"third party tao7amieaut" lsst yela n''''
The politieisus e who wehf hfast
year into the third movement, hfas-'
the delusion that the old parties wsft
breaking up, and that there was to be
q deal al srouud, are beginning ito
wake up to the fact that the old parties
are firm and intact as ever, snd that
they mnst get back into their old par
ty relations OF. be LEFT out in the cold.
At the late inauguration Of Gov. Alien
at Columbus, Gen rtTom Ewipgawhoi
supported the third party ticket last
year said :'s.4yJa syad y;Isc ss.5 ~
The prestige won by the Democracy
in theLrecent elections csnnot be exsI
planned AWAY. 1t Is now perfectly OBJ,
yious that ifthe opposition are to tri'
umph in / 1876, it must be under the
Democratic flag. Whatever may have
been reasonably expected Of the party
last summer. alter it's long succession
OF defeats. it were folly no,o to expect 1t
to surrender the field, when 1t is flush.
ed with victory in three ofthe great
Republican States Of the North. II
seems 10 me, therefore. to be the obyi.
ous duty OF all who have only differed
from the Democracy on the question OF
the best means Of organising the op.
position. 10 join US now for the struggle
of 1876" ..I ...S'. 49,. e.r
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PENNSYLVANIA.
An Improved steam Engine.


TIrusvILLR, January 23.-The trial Of
Col. E. A. s. Roberts new double ex-
haust engine at the works Of the Titus
vile Manufacturing Company, in this
citv, took place to-day in the presence
of large number of we'll known engis
neers and experts. 1t is alleged that
this invention will mark q new era in
steam power and that when applied to
locomotives and the propellers OF ocean
steamers the speed will be increased
tbree-told at diminished cost for fuel.
The engine was worked up to speed
of 9, 900 revolutions per minute and the
test Was eninently satisfactory.
The CeaI Miners strike,
WILKsRsBARRE, January 23.-The
indications are that the miners will
not Insist on an advance over last year 8
basis. provided that steady work is
guaranteed, them, but they are still
firm, and say that they will etaud out
against a reduction. The probabilities
are that the companies will not insist
very strongly on q reduction, and "a
coon az all repairs are completed and
surplus stock worked of, or coal reach
es higher price, they will say to the
men, "You can 90 10 work at last year 9
wages"
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, January 23.-Cotton--
Dull and lower middling uplands l6lc
futures closed easy; sales OF 80, 400
bales, January IS 3-16; February Is
9-32S15 $40 March Is 14-l691j
1872; April 16 9-32Sl6 5-l6; May l6
9.l69l6s; June l6t917; July l7i@
III. Flour-heayy; superfine wesl-
ern and State IS 60@6 To- common to
good 6 1920 so; good 10 choice 6 S5@
725; white wheat extra 7 25@7 S.
extra Ohio 6609S 90. Rye -four
Steady at 81 1895 80. Corn meal
Quiet Whisky-Lower at 99c
Wheat-Moderately active; No. .
Chicago spring 81 5S91 60. Rye
Firm; western and State 81 E@i 10.
Barley-Scarce and firm; Canada West
afost 81 90. Corn--Duil and lower;
new mixed western sAoat S3SSoS new
white 90c; old do Ole old western mix
ed ahoat 9ic. Oats-More active
and frmer; mixed western 5SS60lc; ;
white western 60962c. Cofee-Brisk
demand aud advancing. Sugsr-Un-
changed Petroleum-Actiye and easier.
Eggs-Hesry; Canada and western %
@25ic. Provisions-Pork-Qniet and
nomiaal; new mess SIS 75Sl6 90;
prime IA 90; extra prime l3 Is. Beei-
Quiet; plain Sc. Cut Meats-Quiet !;
shoulders 61s piCkei.d ham l039llc.
Middles-Firmer; long clear SIC; short
clear Sic. Lard-Steadier; prime steam
spot and January 97-l6c; February
9iS March II 1-l6c April 9Ic. But
ter-Firn; western 25S35c. Cheese
Firm at 9I@l5c. ..-. -... ga. g.-...
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THE WEST VIRGINIA CASES!
No Action yet had in Reference
to the Contested Seats.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WAsHIrGroN, January 23.

WARRINGTON, January <o'
The West Virginia Contested Eiec-
ton cases were again under discussion
iu the House OF Representatives to-day
but without final action being had.
As the session tomorrow is merely
for general debate the subject Will not
be resumed until next Monday, and 1t
is Lot expected that final vote in re-
lation to the matter will be hsd earlier
than Tuesday.
Thus far the drift Of the debate has
been in favor OF the validity OF th'
October election, and the knowing ones
ssy that the October claimants, Messrs.
Wilson and Martin, have tue inside
track.
1t is conceded that there was no
legality in the August election, and the
controversy will doubtless result in the
admission OF the members elected In
October, or the ordering OF g new elec-
ton. The chances seem 10 be decided
ly iu favor OF the men elected in accord
ance with the act of the legislature on
the fourth Thursday ib q h.r. 1872.
BlEgR.
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without any expenss 70 the government,
while in Europe the annual deficiency
raised BY taxation on the people
amounts TO several millions. 2c.1'
Mr.. Orton. iu reply to Mr., Hub
barJs argument, referred to the rela-
tions Of the Western Union Company
with the Associated Press and showed
that there il no combination between
them; that the Associated Press dis
patches on the Western Union line is
10 no reepect its own monopoly and
all other press combinations are offer.
ed the same terms a. the Associated
Press obtains; also that the Associated
Press is An independent agency for the
procurement and distribution of news
and the Western Union company is an
equally Independent common carrier,
for it's trsr smission on call, for all who
required it aud that NO establishment OF
any telegraph could effect the Associ-
ated Press in any form. 70 ia...
New Election In Louisiana
Senators Carpenter and Sherman and
General Butler were 10 conference To-
day relative to a new election in Lou
isiana.