davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-10-27

sizss renn,y1van|a ennnel oo rndl.nn oannel
ad ri bSs,ra %" M ss os s vaay n soso tse
India'sa block, sosu; alinonk, s5.bu; Wilmington,
c0oorE1.AaE-wa. qniot anil unchanged: : Fork
l@rse1. sl;alsl.as; Iarf nerees, at.due)ia5; 1onr
nsrro'" 4sssas; wliehy barrels slp3s 2o; prk
aSss sas g. sfs sis7 ss ssae
sss ssssjS$ s Ss1 ,sv5s ,ss i,s$ %
Ea a9s-wsre III rauderate request ut 1o@21o; plck-
Flsn-Tho market wna aeivo boil, on local account
S,i' TSFo .;ShsSs5Sssg;!y Sc ;,;'s'Ssa; NJ; yiens,
5sat r. .Ssse %S; 'sssssssl' nssssis ne% No.
IT, sss:ss r ~ Gsy is,$ sSSs1sk NJ
Gat ceiis sobose2s oeorsoa ors i''' cosh. 5sj
@s g .r I4fs;ss aSnf h,br,%p4 % 1 ssssS ycn,
ssssa stsa:. ss''f se. sss sss
FRUITS AND NuTs-R,tstna havo alvauced &c
per box ut TIC Est. a the feeling hare Is rnl in con-
quoted. Denestics rona!u inaciyo and unsettled
Y M values. We 1nato 10 chaugo IN o'r quotations:
H. .ysi, s ,ss 2
a ssf asT ;sss % 9 ra.iSs faSs'yS W.
- do nsu III :,fon, ' ,s@sss sains;' san s a% a;sj
2o@22e. DoMEsrio-Al,len apples, r@3oo Mich,
@ %ss @ ~" 1pdas. ass ana nSfsh 1nas Sas.
sssa s IL ssa sS4tsFp ss SS'S SietSs4e sass' ys ns
atsssc Nu1a-Fl'lcris, ls@loc; uliaonds % iiu Tcrra
gens, as@zss; Naples w4laut, lse1iae; arenobIo
l2@i3s; do Second Quality, 7as ioo Tsunesaee POI.
snens Of anno,
tnuc gu liberal scale. anl the retail tralo Ia fair
Prices ara steady. cranlerrics ars rat!or quiet 4
tho lucal demand unl that from tile adjncent country
continues n,.. ANAL but w!l Il f. thought inoyo
Prices aro as follows: +: L.mons iu boxer, ss,5G
sa:25tss;75; pears, ,75essl.1 ler Io1 Or bastot;
Delaware. 0atawba. and biann, ii l,aukots c5qSsSo
eranlcrs!es. sloootal3uo per hrl; wild do. $a.voa
se1 California grapes cr case, Gu as, Toksy slu.UO;
ia oea s y :" 9 h
1uaity. Both n,plaEsea and slrups sro ,ncUnx with
sm Increasing demula. Coecs nrs vcry irlii, md
vory fui rates. No now quota "a goiowa:
MnlcAa,,. u sona-7@79e: -... .
:a!5;, zs; Pft%o r.. ii ie seea e y e
S!ugaross Jay1 2t.ia; csa lila 5 ia;,cy. ?Sss 55saie
u" lnn,e. ?19a3ac; Masscatho, eesN@24Isc.
fn|! Weight. lsIlta1Co; do. short weight, 4E5i5r.
M M'9E~patna, 5MS7Ae nsnsoon ohes5S Caro-
A ssti sst oas, ii@,ae; sr,,no, and
powdered =. n;se%li1io; gr4nu!ateL. ll4o51l4o IA,
iienss i1c s1t:. = J. oiS!tsd i5s}js: g. g. \,
10y, No: !, ~ % l9;se clioice bro~n, ioSlti,o;
pS'ss ae sSss s,sii, sas s.i ao e
singts-Dlamoad driis, $l.3sa,.so; silver drips,
e1tr o soo NV orsus oasses ss ess
Porto liieo n'olasscs, choice, co@a5e; conamol mo,
, 1874-10-27
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~,

tho close. A total Of ak charters was rcportcd,
when VIII carry out $4,000 bu wheat aud 3d. coo
pu corn, ~ addition to nina yessels mostly pro.
MilWnukco to Buffalo at &c.
tfovih9nn wore rather quiet, nnil very stcady,
nlt enaue onBler, AZ holders were littto moro
S!us n a"apdn 70 sel while buyers woro foV there ho-
sido; and lard was I'd lower In Liverpool. rho
receipts 9l hogs wore rather light, but prices
we're steatly nR tho woatllor waA sttfl too wnr1n
ios paekernt mud buyers, havtng held OF for 80
season aFo w If" ssa to vat to Aos 9" the
tIo Ills, while roats wero nominally> anohanEed.
Iho market closcd at tho following range Of
sS petessr aSss no RS fs @ assr o sSsr yahy
Slog5@lo.70; do, sclltr February, S,l7.0V@
l7;oS .1;. prime no mess, *4e.6o@l7o1; and extra
seor pfe s sSoo@i yosr a1f 2s22s so do
s5s@ sSsat:pehiea SS s'ea ss gonfasSy ii@yB
ll14c for 1G@l5 ih Average, fresh cured; green
hana. lo'lG los ayerage. held At 9c for November;
dets, o3lo for tilort ribs, or long clears
l0@'10t4c For short clears, aud Q@Dl1o f1r Cum.
petlhnds. The same boxetl, H@96c above thoao
pr.ces' Bacon meats nolninnl. Mess beof, $3.50:
s55 s5 sss css ox al sqS2 ass Rss han S99D ss
at 5l@se. Sales wero reported of 6UO brls nena
pork Ct a19.3711; 200 brls do at 91D.25; COO brla
90 solcr tho year at 518.50, 1850 bsls DO at
:5l6.4b; 250 brle dosoller january md February
At Sl9.75 $50 brls do at @10.70; 25O brls do at
$lo.Go; 2o0 blls do scller February At sl7,05,
259 brls do at $17.00; 250 tcs lnrd aollor Fobrr-
ary, ut $50 tcs do at s11.35 40 bxs long
clears at q; 250 bxB shortribs aclor December
mud January, waa rnmorod aold at 81Gc.
Flour .was moderately actiye,. but wcak. One
or two shippers were in tho market, but would
not tako hold Unless sellers would concodo about
25c per brl, aud # is bolercd that & ratLer &c.
yere declue was submitted to In ono or two
cnses where holders were moro than usually
anxious to sell. City buyers took hold spasingly.
ported Ut 110 brIs white winter cxtlas on phi
yato torlns 100 brls spring oxtras at s4,75 400
brls do ut a4.5D; ,700 brla do On prlva.e tormB;
60 brls buckwhoat at $500; 5O bria do at 67.5U.
Total, 2,4uD brlH. Also, ~ tons brnn ut $3.50
on track. The market closed nouinally at tho
, 1874-10-27

Tho grain markets wcro dull and heavy IN FIN

Tho grain marx markets were @ dull and heavy in tho
Wheat doc!inod 1lo, sol!Ing at $3.50 down 10
82g5c for November. o!oHng at B3a5 5oOS2j5c,
Seller December cloHod; at 833l tT1s3jac. Com
was Irregular, closing lower, selling for tic
November sold Nv UG1A967e. closing Ut oi i(G0
Gdykc. Oats doo!iMed AboAt 10, closing at 4G!So
for the month, 44l4o for Noyombcr, mud 41o
sollor the year. Lard WIS steady; salea az FOL-
Iowa: 50U tcs. seller tho year, ut 91l.121G; ESQ
s11.32i1, Il yossol waH reported tpr IL, ,U00 10
whaat to Buffalo; nlHo ono for 1G. 600 bu corn to
EpllipgWQQl.
, 1874-10-27

Withdrawn iron, storo Saturday for city corr
sumption: 4,784 bu oats, 81 bu rye, G,3l8 bu
barley.
The following grain hua been inspected into
storo this morning mp to 10 O'Clock: 90 cars No.
spring, 109 cars No. do, 70 cars No. 10, Z
cars rejected do, car no grade (329 wIoat); IS
cars high mixed corn, 40 cars and 31,s0o bu
No. 2 do. 10 cars rejected do, 12 cara no grade
Q05 corn); cara white oa.s, G1 cars md 10, 800
bu No. 2 do, 12 cars rejected do (sa oate); 10
cars No. rye; "a CARS No. ba,loy, Is cars
No. do, cars rejected tto. Total {5s8 carsl,
$4,000 bu. Inspected out: 203. .429 bu wheat,
40,03d bn corn, 34,917 bu oats, 3,2i8 bn rye,
27.934 BIZ barley.
Tho following table shows tie distribution Of
the bicndstuils shipped out from this city during
init week.
, 1874-10-27

small lots Of Atlama changed l,ands nt 110l14@
1l2}{. tllo lattor price having boon bid Mt tho
cloBo. Transactions on tho Stock Exchange ag-
Erognted 12D000 Rl,Aroa, Of Which 10000 woro
i,soo Lako Shore, 5000 Union pacinc, aud IL, 900
WalanAtt -
, 1874-10-27

Will both tohbetn and con.misaIon houses. Cotton
gooae rs'ns'n dH md bcarLetl cattuslH ,nscttlo.
t tncsMHeaR M - h'e 'ehod artinga rorat tn "a; H.
G;, G,oh a'es % III and request aid Atcaty III Ircea,
ra'i'ilas rl st, MlnceMcr, n1 Union solid bask point
chs dull, ~ :" "'e1"' u'n43nu' "oo4@
, 1874-10-27
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct, 10.
Tho following wcro tho receipts anu sIip-
montB Of tho leading articles OF produce III Chi
cago during tho past fortv-cight hours, md for
tho corresponding date one wear ago:
, 1874-10-27

GnocEnlEacallee quiet md very nrm. Sugar dull
rsrnoLtuM-Dul aud nonilsi.
Nna1N-Dull; strained, 81. 2iGa1 .a5.
ErtRtTa OF TuAFENg1HE-NoplilIafly 500.
Eaus-F!rm: Hcsturu, 14MjIlGc.
tnof1slONa-lerk Iiruler lIow tncss, *1?,37H, Beu
III; ~. @ nv meats ?uiot inda'es custer; long eloar
l2HS: IL.
GGuT5nh-E!rm at al@3sc.
TH,sar-1assr TSaHa,ssas1r-11asssIts'; & io,a1,o,x.
Gsrs;. n;;., uuFkA1.o.
No: Milwaukee, ncni,,uliy Sl.to. Corn dl: fceoipts.
aa soee esa Su: &C. :boso os: jig.
adn. Hc.
o1SA1 i''kt'nfso%tlsst Y t!Hs; g1s;; corn, s}6u.
nnAIrlnonr, Oct ~ Flour uti iail and unchsnaoa.
uhA1S-Mhe*t dull aud nominal; Nj, ami or West
@ e:st n So "a :l; Il: ~ + ,1s -
Eoaao % ~ sn n9nnai ,'1 MIXED Western B2o wh,o
wh!to. ss@sy:. lsyo arm!t si.do9i.o;. "'ef"' ''e'
cra vn .; A. noMpa! =. sso Bacon sho
s14gnr-susod ha,s. ASs, Lard iowas: i1H$iito
S;a: GoFri E-st:ona @ as lssao5c.
"nHAs-o"h ana ~esaat slo2.
So. OSwEGo.
uSSwIoo, ct. 2a.-GHA1s-Mhcat quiet; No. :
a-'1-7 u1NolNNATf.
GiaciSNAri o.' Oct. ct.20-corroS-Du1l and shals
''Gf1 Fin.'IyAs;or, tsS in f.,r ,,on,,ra... ,,
s''saay; moduFnts dc'nand at '5o Barley md
cnnmged: nZ4g sal1 ,,,,o, ou u,o,.z,
1ass ii 4: ssd g. sn s'e''' moderate demand at %
nurTEaIna1 npaswfa,n ana arG Urn; ;n,b,n,.,
oHErsr-Q"iet mud mud a'''iiatsyai uneiianSed.
ss1 ia,55 @ ,S. sna # moderate demand;
ut az; af1a ast ana unchanged; 7E@laXsiso
"1tIsRs-unsestle!!; 99c.
c,rv,,,vn = a.; GGL;hSyEhaSD: y ,,,.,-,
unchanged Corn dull und unchanged. Gals steAdY
anM m.rnr nms1snyea; .i1s' a.o,,,,..
OHIO s,ats tsst, liNs small way, i@sa higher. M .'''
y ~ Gf1s-"nea'' hn 49," oo cofn' 2.1oo bu osto
,..,.,.. ~. ai1AWhUhat.
an., aamAuMEI 1 Vet. 5o.-ELounwNeGloced aud quiet
DO oSMneat naaS .n Ga,Sisn %sas No: Miwakte s No..
1et, atNe: oats ilrmor ald more "etlss; No. % J. sss
ssrc ugf neasT ",, asan 1iS az sa acea No. &C. nys
e. Ct; NO. :, III etoro, sll2S1.12K; NJ. g. in stora
''Sc; E,;,ovr,-r, ,,c,,, 4,<o. ..,
5 4s oa o.Efss 80 ta &C. wheat
ta3uoo ~.
-, 6pIns7s-f'our. m M 5ooo brls: cats 500 bu; wheat
n,n.,.,,a, -. MrTsnUna.
ponnsvrsa' . H. uc.' "a: quiet.
81 H"a .u ou!o .su ~ .lHHi Lay anu n.ieN
G -; eofa 4a'e' hew eas' eatS1'si old, ahelod u
W. isr-n,,r b.. ,u,,, eoaor.,,,
fA'N'hsoA-oF'oe' ro' soeFs5s ,sSa Ut parsefs'
TOLEDO.
4oLEno, oct. 46.-ILouA-Steady nnu in moderate
aeniaau. an r,.. ,,
NJ whn Wa1,s sss ~ ,rm ~, toacIato , . gemnnu
q "tu a.t "aoaen' ~ S.:icH NJ; Walto AlleA1ganf
o taer 1oa III, au1Ir u 10 s'Ns'san, ~ easn oa a'o
DO Il TAT, Gui @ as SMeer ,cn 1,nGs NJ
~, ~, S.U.' @ epsn e uin aau uechca hl8a Ha3eu,
low ;sd s nsw ahG aso 10 . gp g
Ntchfran saUo7la. ~ H''' - So;a@s'e' "u'sc' e4oi
Tnx;oMrs2TS % nufralo lu1l, at n,.c. oswc,o .7tc
E."r,nrs 'IHmS''sU E,os IN ,, ,. n, nm
y. nn L. = ,a ~ oria "ncae' 3l'ooo pu COIL
Sgsr%earstoar o. o soo Su br1a wheat 10 mo bu
, 1874-10-27

''".t't"t 1a71" I
Tho Denver +S lHo Grande Railway Company
announces that the interest coupons Of ita per
cent gold mortgage bonds. maturing Nov. I, 1871,
NIL be paid on tllat date Un presentation.
The Central Colorado Improvement Company
announces tint the interest coupons Of it's G per
cont gold mortgage bonds, nlaturiug Nov. !,
ls74, Will DO .ald Oh TINT dato on presentation.
NATIONAL HANK ORGANIZED.
Tic United StateB Comptroller OF tho Curren-
ey furnishes tho following statement OF National
bnnka organized the past week
9,lu8. National Bank Of New Castle, Ky, Author.
izcl capital s5D,OUU; rail in capita s5D6oO George
T. castcmal,, President; John ". Matthews. CasAiUr,
Authorized to co,nmcIlce b,ssncaA Oct. g, 1874.
uOEDA AND GOLD,
, 1874-10-27

sFroM I've points.
OTHER FHOnuUE STATISTICS.
The Now York Produce E1o1ange Weekly gives
tho following:
rurls u thrers deliveries of to1ue grown wheat tp
pI Oct H. lB74 III OH to G0U0u 1rs taud cat.msted
In tie Kingdom Vt 9a0 to 40 eco 4r Imports for
tie Woek MAeAt 210, 0 to 2lt,GQo qrst mako,
, 1874-10-27

UlrinESDS.
The following ia llst Of dividends and inter-
est payments pnyabie alter this date:
AArLnOAps.
Per Whtn
p,,,,,:,.,u,,,. cent. paRabie.
t9narl: ::..:......:........ ........ ~ Oct. 2a
EAleaBo. !tors Island Pacific. .........4 Oct. q
raSihc OF MlssoHri tluar.)............ * Oct. III
baltimore d olio.. io...................... Nov, 2
..-. sIsCELLASEUCH,
, 1874-10-27

liberal estimate of th0 ogs oil all tho streams whose
product comes 10 the Haginaw River mills. akes tue
aggregate not far from 200. .u00 cD9 feat. This Includes
amount will Of course he materially reduced by tho
time tho lust mill shuts down, Tho lunlbor on tho
Will be reduced by shipments III nearly tho saulo ratio
az tho logs. Theso calculations aro Of course nude
upon the supr0soa tnat tho eeaBon has 10 unuBal
Guiding. fonupp!y tho Ohirago shortage moro than
demand for IT, would very uor!y clear thIs region Of
all loga A1t lnmber likely to bo lett on hanl WHOM
navigation coacR,
, 1874-10-27

New York Dry.Gool Mhriker,
Nav fonk, ost. 2a.-TEads mosemont slow today
, 1874-10-27
REAL ESTATE.

TRANSFERS.
Tho following Instruments wore n1edfor record
Mondhy, Oct. 20:
, 1874-10-27

77ee3o8'' a7I.a9,.3J
Tlp position Of the foreign exposta Of the new crop
from Oct ~ to Oct ~ fran above pusts us col,,arcd
will tho exports Of Ill United s.ues ports from Nov,
!, 1877, to Oct. Il, 1879, Ia rs folowA
1S74-3. 1Y7l-h D.cy.os.
Torls !bs....., CJ,0ia,s00 5l,iVl,GcO l4p57 2yo
Lard; ba.... a3J,oM.7ia 1Hj,B!i,Jlt 432tOB43
u4coA, Ae..,. 4ua,bao,loa alo,blOtb75 87,44U ,13l
Tntnt FOL .u7G Etti 65G 491 HHf 1Js J,7 a-o
, 1874-10-27

. SHEEp-Ihh ueIIland was IIglt, but nhoMt cqra1 u
the supply. which consisted Of kouo $50 heal, We
quote prfcea steady ut 80 6D@l JfU
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30
The West virginia Infq uity.

Correspondence Of Cincinnati Enquirer.
There was at one time belief that
the Radical majority in the House be-
ing considerably over two.tb,rds, they
would act fairly 10 the West Virginia
cases; but this error is now dispelled.
For some days past the party screws
have been brought to bear, and even
the Speaker has been lobbying to secure
a decision upon partisan grounds, seat
ing the two Republicans-one Of whom
Mr.. Davis, some years ago pretended
to be a Democrat. The Republicans
to-day paid Mr.. Davis their debt in full
for his treachery in 1872, by overriding
the report of their own Con~
mittee, and giving him, contrary to law,
the seat from the Wheeling District.
They are afraid to remand these cases
to the people of West Virginia, well
knowing what would be the result. In
the case OF Hagars, both the party Con.
ventions were go well convinced that
August was not the day for the election
that they adjourned, making no noui.
nations. Hsgans ran a scrub race
barely getting a tenth OF the
whole vote. Notwithstanding this,
be was to-day sworn in. Mr.,
Boardman Smith, the Republican
Chairman OF the Election Committee
has refused to do any OF the dirty work
expected OF him by his party, and has
behaved with an impartiality, indepen.
de.ce, ability and moral courage that
distinguish him most honorably and
conspiciously from his associates As
for Garfield he lodged the vote, as did
Dawes and others. Hale, OF New
York, voted with BoardmsnsSmith and
Lamar; but the mass OF the Radicals,
headed by Butler, have gone back to
the came old dirty groove in which
they have been running for over Six
years past.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30

THE portraits published by the Illus
trated papers Of the Duke OF Edinburgh
and his bride represent the former az
possessing face somewhat dull and
heavy, but with a good deal of charas-
ter in it, the latter piquant, guileless
and quite pretty. The Duke has all
the characteristics OF his family, the
male members OF which seem all to
follow the type of the Georges. They
al seem to get better women than they
deserve. The Princess OF Wales-the
"Sea Kings daughter"-is universally
loved in England. 1t is doubtful it the
Queen hereelf ia as popular. The
Grand Duchess Marie of Russia will
b. welcomed with the quite respect and
good will that characterize the Erg'
lish people. 1t is 30 easy at the
present day for a king or prince OF
that land to be a iavorite, that the won
der is they go isil to obtain the peoples
voices. There is no probability that
the Prince of Wales ever will. He had
his chance after his sickness nigh unto
death, and missed it. To the Duke OF
Edinburgh this distinction was ever more
easy OF attainment. From the time OF
the sailor William. and before, no roy
al scions have been more popular than
those who followed where Britain has
placed 80 much of her pride, and have
trod the deck OF her magnificent war
ships The Duke OF Edinburgh chose
the profession of ssilor, but failed to
gain the hearts OF the jolly Jack Tars
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30

0usssisa for sshsel Cenmissieners,
superfntsndsns, Principals ana
Parents. @
Editors Of The Register.
Is it wise to have a teacher in our
schools. who devotes Q large portion OF
school hours to scolding, scoLDINe,
SCOLDINGP Who employs in the
school room and to pupils such lam,
guage as this: "You are ill-bred;
"You must think / am fool" "You
are mighty inquisitive;" and like in
diguaut language, 10 unamiable tenn
per2 Is a school room with such q
teacher q fit place for children to learn
good manners; 10 govern their ternpers;
to grow up with self respect and respect
for schools and school teachers Chile
dren are not fools. nor are they sent to
school to be brow beaten. They have
rights in the school room which the
teacher is paid to respect and protect,
and the time is al hand when a radical
change is needed in the manners OF
some OF the teachers.
MoRH ANON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30


The government has adopted the very
Sensible and practical plan Of sending
a corps Of competent engineers to ex'
anime the proposed route Of the james
River and Kauawha Canal and make
repor, concerning its feasibility and its
cost. There have been many contra
dictory assertions in relation TO this
important enterprise. and there is q
lack of reliable information concerning
the difficulties to be surmouuted in the
execution OF the work. The opponents
of the canal claim that the surveys
heretofore made belittle tie
difficulty and expense OF
the undertaking, and that the scheme
IS entirely impracticable. A survey BY
engineers employed by the government
will have the effect Of settling the
question as to the practicability OF the
enterprise, and will enable the people
to Judge intelligenuy whether the ad-
vsntages to be secured by the construc-
ton of this vast waterway between
tide-water and the West will be worth
the treasure the work will cost. The
Board Of Eugineers charged with the
examination Of the route consists OF
Generals ]. L. BARNARD, Q. A. GILMORE,
General WEI1zsL and Major w. P.
CsAIoHlLL. Whatever they report will
doubtless be concurred in by Congress
and the people.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30
The Foremost Tonic of the Age.

The Foremost Tonic of the Age.
Taking into consideration the character
ofits vouchers, the history ofits cures and
its immense annual sales, Hostetter's Stom-
sch Bitters may be fairly entitled the Fore
most Tonic of the age. 1t Is not only q tom
ic but constitutional and local alternative,
and Its tendency Ia to substitute healthy
for diseased action throughout the system.
II the stomach In feeble and torpid IL pro-
duces vltalizing impression upon its mu.
cous tissues. No sooner has the dyspeptic
swallowed dose Of IL than he knows by bis
sensations that his stomach has received
an accession of vigor. 1t increases the de-
sire for foed and the ability TO digest and
asimilate It. 1fthe liver Is derelict, 1t i'm.
proves the condition Of the organ and Inn.
parts to II new and healthtul impulse.
The bowels being DISTRACTED, 1t promotes
the Gov Of bile Into the intestinal canal
and thereby rel'e res them and re.es tab ish.
e. their natural action. Its effect-upon the
brain, the nerves and the kidneys Is equally
salutary. In short, IL tones, alters and reg
ulates the whole system.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30

IRE experiment OF tea growing in
California is said to promise success.
II it gains it, it may give the needed
impetus to the various abortive
schemes for cultivatipg the plant in
the South. The climate Of large par
Of the tea district Of China finds par-
sllel in that OF the Central Southern
States. There seems to be no reason why
Hysou and Bohea should not come from
old cotton and rice fields. The reces-
sity for ocean transportation would be
done away With, and the native fra
GRANGE OF the leaf would thus be pre-
served. Tea 10 said to exhaust the soil
less than either tobacco or cotton. 1t
would at any rate give the South new
industry With which TO diversity its pres.
ent scapty stock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30

The District Ring" investigation
promises to pan out very well, if it be
proper TO judge from the fIrry and
cutter the mere proposal to investigate
has caused. Letters from prominent
members of the ring are in the hands o.
the people who are demanding the in-
vestigation which contain very damag.
ing statements concerning "the paving
frauds" aud show that under one con-
tract alone the people of Washington
City were robbed OF 0ne Hundred
Thousand dollars. Mr.. Speaker BLAINE
is accused OF using his position to pre-
vent an investigation OF the frauds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30

SENATOR CARPENTER don't like the
newspaper correspondents any better
than BUTLER does, and he has good
reason to dread the revelations made
by these ubiquitous gentlemen. His
complaint in the Senate yesterday about
the furnishing OF stationery to the re-
porters was a very small piece Of BUSH
meas and showed a petty spite, but still
it was right enough. Let the reporters
furnish their own paper and pencils,
but let them continue to tell the truth
about CARPENTER and all others OF his
kind whose private lives are Disgrace
full and whose public services are too
often controlled by unworthy inhuen'
caR
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30

THs Ohio Legislature wants the Con-
stitu,ion Of the United States so amend
ed that not only the President and
Vice President but also the Senator;
may be elected directly by the people
II Senators were chosen just as mem
bers Of the House are now, there would
eeem to be but little use for the sepa.
rate branches OF the Congress. Why
moi have but one House?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30

JOHN GRAYsoN, Jr., Esq., has sold
his property in this place. opposite the
Hempfeld depot, to the Hempheld
company for $1,000. II comprises
nearly two acres, on which are erected
two dwellings, stable. &c. 1t will be
used BY the company in extending the
road eastward Washington Revieo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30
rns MerseoeI. McCarty Du,I.

In addition to the fine Of $500 impos-
ed upon W. Page McCsrty, found gull
ty OF involuntary man slaughter on
Saturday last, at Richmond. Va, for
killing John B. Nordecai, in duel,
the court on Monday sentenced him to
Jail for six months. An effort 10 being
made by his friends to obtain executive
clemency.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30
jan2i-sOiW

~ The undersigned having been duly ap
poipted Executor OF Jas. A. Carroll, dec d,
hereby notifies all persons indebted TO the
firm OF ]. A. Carroll d Bro, that T. Car
roi. the surviving partner, is authorized TO
receive payment and receipt for all debts to
the firm, which must be settled up without
belay, II those indebted desire to avoid
costs. All other debts due the estate OF Jas.
A. Carroll, individually must be paid TO Col.
O'Brien, Real Estate Agent, near
Market street bridge to whom all claims
must likewise be presented without delay.
Il. V. WBELAN,
,,t-ro Executor,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30
THE number OF children of the schoo

The number oil children of the schoo
age iu the country isl put at l4.50O,OOo;
tas teachers at 22l,OO0; the cost Of
maintaining schools at So, 900, 900. OF
one-thirl OF one per cent. OF the value
of all the nations property, real and
personal, according to the census OIL
1870