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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-16
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-16
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-22

"A colony Of New York people are
thinking Of forming settlement In
Kossuth county.
An IL year.old Methodist church
building was burned in Fairfield tho
other day.
"A Swede, hitherto considered
quiet and inofIansive citizen, living
near Coneviile, is under arrest for at
tempting to murder his wife.
Tor Kiegersop, of Dover town
ship, Clayton county, cut down tree,
which fell In direction he did NOT
expect, killing him instantly lie
lsases large family in poor circum-
stances.
Il. Fired. Land, of Council Bluifs,
while out hunting. put cap between
lds teeth 10 make IL q little smaller
The cap exploded and severely cut his
tongue.
A Young man named Russell Wey-
mOWs, HviBg IN or near New Sharon.
waa tried aliew days ago FOR attempt
Ing 70 c0ssmit rape on His half sister,
> Young girl of II years. lie was held
To AAswer.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-22

s-El 3 NJ H&4- - e
Judgs = n 6smbso.. Rspplliesa
easdidsss fes Coagrsas u this District
aakss : most gallant fsa = sAAs por.
sioa Of ~ sagressioaai Dissriot
which 3 alse = his judioial district,
~: H. eosAties ef Jaspsf, Msrioas
Nahaska, and xsokuk. The last thrss
naAsd eosntlss save last year Anti
Mp1sp1ajoritlsA and the Repsblieen
nsjositv IN jasper Was gsaAtly ast
down. This ysar they al wheel into
M With abont thsir old-sims Rspub-
IT, mJoritiss. and sampson lssds
the 6tate ticket largely. This shows
The marked sstimAtioA n which The
naa Il held whore be Il best known.--
most part. h ran WE'LL We had ssshsr
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-22

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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-22
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-22

Hs'willhavs 1fy-flve mejosity. Kss.
souis najosity lovsr Whitnas Il Ssli-
.1easd = 35O0 I ncDin, 6Ampsou, aud
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-22

l,15l majority. How terribly that
must At on the old gentleman Gates 70
be 20 hayed alive In his own county I
Tho majority for the State ticket IL
9S2. It 70 plain to bsseen what dss-
perate tom follcry this bogus reform
party Is guilty OF. Adding 70 this
6ampsons majorities IN MaAsska coo
Masion 500, Ksokuk 800, Monros 301
Appanooss 100, and wspeiIo 80, I'D
dedact The seabhy littls majority for
CAFES In Davis OF &, ard SAapsons
majority IN round numhses - no
The odleiAl soaat will hot vsry this
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-22

KHoKUk, Oct. IA, 6p. M.-Iho ma
toeisy for McCrary in Leo county js
I've hlndrsd. His majority inl the
District is ~ least 1000. i2'eTis ~ !
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-22

PRINTING OF ALI KINDS.
Erem Waiting Gard 20 Nam moth Poates
oxo3eted IN Good style, Eastern prices and
work duplieeted.. -. y, s. go q ''-.-
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-22

The Republicans of Dakota Terrific
r. Aass slsetsd Judss Kiddsr, Repub-
lieaa, Delegate to Congrsss BY : good
round majority.
MsbraskA hes gone Republican BY
ahoat 10 200 majority. n,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-22

BoMnAy, Oct. 17th.--A fsishtful
Cyclons visited BENGAL, causing gem
esal havoc, prostrating the Telegraph
wires and throwing cars from the
track etc.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-22

orDfCn. .--On the Corner Market and SEQ
enA atroeaa. Sw~r ne Fuet Once.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-22

onss.a r.p.r of tAs county. =.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-22

New YoRK, Oct. TT Michael Mur-
ply, Of Jersey City, has been found
eilty otthe murder Of Mrs. Hsjus at
Nanaet on the 18th OF April last. and
sentenced 70 be hanged Dec. 4th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22
IOOnOut Mountain.

Most persons in this country or in
Europe vhs have heard OF Lookout
Mountain since "tne war have also
been told OF the battle above the
clouds" 1t was my fortune to scale
the remark bic palissde at q time
when the br, al plateau which runs
a ong its summit was literally enshroud.
ed in formidable mss. The RAIN was
falling in torrents as. with two COM
panions, ,srlloped through the little
town at the foot OF the mountain ; but,
ere we had scaled the winding road
the shower was over, and brisk wind
began 10 str the mist. We could zee
llue but the lodges along whose sides
the route ran, but as we arrived nearly
At the .ummt, the mist curtain wa
fed Tor an instant, aid revealed to ue
. delicious expause OF valley, with sun
Light smi es here and there chasiRg
away the tears Then we were
shrouded in again, and our
horses, apparently inspired by the
gloomy grandeur OF the occasion. rat
led :uriously along the hard roads,
over which the boughs hung uncom.
to,t .blv near our heads. The red
,ndy clay uourshes en- rmous pines,
whose roo,s have here and there been
disturbed by the sandstone powders and
stretched out their fibers 10 desper.
ate grasp; along tie pathways great
blocks Of stone. carved by the storm
and polished by the winds are scattered.
We galloped nearly to the massy e
perpendicular wall which arises direct
iy out of the valley, and disdainiuily
trowns down upon the Tennessee,
spurn.d rom its base fourteen hundred
eet below; and lettering our horses,
approached to. the very edge. There
we seemed shut off from ell the world.
Now and then hum from the valley
the faint growl OF q locomotive or the
rolling OF whesls-came family up;
we heard the cow-belIs and the bleat-
ing OF sheep behind US; and just az
we were trying to imagine how "tbe
battle must have been, the wiod came
sweeping away the mist curtain, and
we beheld the whole EdOard
King: Southern Mountain Ram6tss )"
Scri5ner's for Nav. .r
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The WI sH, War.

The Homeric episode OF the woman's
temperance war has been the tilt OF
Sr Timothy Tiicsmb at Archbishop
Purcell. The Arch bishop being asked,
as p known promoter Of temperance
movements and a tota! abstinence man,
to Join the crusade, refused to preach
tha at it is Sin tor the day laborer 10
restore his exhausted strength by a glass
or two OF beer" aod quoted Christs ex-
ample az Cana, the custom OF the Eu-
chsrist, aud many passages OF Scripture
in defence Of wine. Then Timothy TIT
comb fell dreadfuIly upon the luck!ess
prelste, fiinging At him missiles from bis
own arsenal, ia the shape Of counter
t.x,s, and plenti!uIly belsboring HIM
"This, then" the Archbishop with SUBJ
lime confidence had said. "Is the YER
dict OF the Word OF God: Use-do not
abuse: and il you cannot use without
abusing, use not at all" With a subli-
mer iufallrbIliry the Titcomb replied ::
"You have made mistake which YOU
can hardly rectily in Il etime. Your
Influence has been given to the wrong
side" The culprit made no answer.
Perhaps he bad never heard Of this
heretical Titcomb, and was not favor
ably struck by Mr.. It's initial steps tor
q colloqny. At all events he deigus no
rejoinder get, and perhaps any way the
reply would only be another Scriptural
verso, cay Psurs advice to Timothy. :
Use a little wine Tor thy stomach e
SAKE and thine often infirmities. THE
GolarV fer MdY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22

Hon. Jo-EPH Brooks, the tother
Goverpor" OF Arkansas is q Methodist
preacher and native Of Butler county,
Ohio. He was 'or time editor OF the
Central CAri.tian Advocate at ST Louie.
Some light is thrown upon the mo-
tiyes which underlie the squabble by
the fact tina: BAxrEE, the recently de-
posed Governor, is a candidate for Unit
ed States Senator to sue
coed CLAYTON. whose term expires on
the Alb OF March, 1871, and OF course
CLAYTON desires q reelection. With
the power Of the Governors office in
his bands, BAXTER would probably be
able 70 elect a Legislature in HE own
interest-they have a way OF dong
SUCH things in Arksnsas-but With
Brooks in The Governors chair the
game would be set up Tor CLAYTON.
Which accounts for tue milk in the
cocosnut.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22

New YORK papers coutain interesting
disclosures in relation to the gang OF
forgers OF NewYork Central ADD Buffalo
and Erie Railway bonds. who operated
to thee x,eut Of 81 900, 900 in Wall street
las, summer. It is said tina. the tor
eeries we're so cleverly executed that
the President of the Buffalo and Erie
Road bought, without suspicion OF their
eenuinepess $4,000 Of the bonds COO
taini. e lis forged signature. The last
mat unear,hed BY the detectives is one
LOUIS J. KesPsRs, who is now in the
Tombs awaiting trial under twenty in
dlcrments.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22

nomination. Many names are there
familiar to me, but most OF them have
gone 10 their reward in the skies
The proceedings Of the Virginia
Legislature In regard to citizens OF New
York carrying slaves out Of the COM
mon sealth, showing the aninus Of our
legislators OF that dsy on the siavety
question. John Mcdowell, ST., was
Sheriff OF Hampshire county then. aud
Christopher Heskell was Commas
sioner.
The price Of -four was $3.50 in-W1n=
chester, Va, the nearest market;
wheat, II cents; corn. so cents; rye,
so cents; oats, 80 cents; bacon, $1.5o
Der 100 ibs; butter, l0al7 cents; pork.
$3.50. Baltimore market-Beei, 1919
to SS.OO per 100 lbs gross. . -,
A great money panic prevailed all
over the United Ststes in lS4l. Many
State Banks were 'orced to close up.
The names Of many men who were
then prominent in the county, have
heen stricken rom the roll OF citizen
ship by the sword Of death. Many
other items OF interest to the people OF
the South Branch valley l might mem
tiou, but have already trespassed TOO
much on your kindness. IN d.
1 have letters smily ietters) 10 my
possession dated fifty years ago, some
rorty-seven and torty-piSe year. The
paper is rough and uuruled. Postage
between near Offices was 10 GEMS, and
between Georgia ard Virginia % ceuts
Then it took months ior friends 10 hear
rom one another; now but minutes
and hours .... 49,. .,.
The world has moved on rapidly IN
deed since was small boy, and ls
eoiLg forward still. 1t does one good tc
look at the past o! our country IN oul
old newspapers aud letters. We
wouldn't know how last we have trav'
eled if we didn't preserve these things
aud occasionally look at them
But zee how great fire q litue
matter klndleth. So from lew daring
advertur,r-, THREE or tour centuries ago
we have become a mighty power On
the earth. May we increase in wisdom
aud virtue at a much larger ratio IN tbs
future than we have in the past 10 my
sincere wish and prayer.
| A DIGGER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22
"ThS R0uth Brau I'teliiEencer
ThipIy.ibre- Years Ago.
RIit&sa -, - aoiotar

10ltO&b VI tuo Nf6loVci
nave in my possession a copy OF
the South Branch Intslgneer, dated
February 26, ls4l. published by its
present proprietor, Mr.. Harper. The
important contents Of the paper are
these: A letter from Capt. Jack
Downing, dated February 9th. lS4l.
The Congressional Committees report
on the burning OF the steamboat Caro-
line. by the British in December, 1887
Mr.. Alexander McLesd was taken
prisoner by the British at the time OF
the capture OF the Caroline. The re.
port is long and an able one. and
gave rise to an important debate in
Congress. Mr.. Granger, OF New York,
10. Adams, OF Massachusetts. and
Pickens, of South Carolina, were prom
iuent in the debate. .
General Harrison's speech at Rich
mond, Va, in which he go emphati.
calIy denounced the Abolitionism Of
that day. -.
Daniel Webster resigned his seat in
the q. s. Senate, to take effect on the
9th instant.
A Wheeling item: The member
from the Wheeling district ls a csndl-
date for reelection. There is some
spprehensiou that the Harrison DEM
ocratic candidate will run ahead Of
him. And in this state OF the case,
the Wheeling Gazette Of the Sth inst,
saws: "On Thursday last the father o.
our present loco TOGO Representative 10
Congress, had sixty-six deeds admitted
to Record, each one Tor an amount
length Of time, &C.. DC. Just sufficient
to entitle the lessee to q vote, ....
The corner stone OF the First Epis-
copal Church 10 the Republic Of Texa-
was laid on the l4th Of October last, IN
the city OF Mstsgeuds. DN
A sharp personal debate in the lower
house Of Congress between Pickens, 0
South Carolina, and Stanley, OF North
Carolina. A duel looked for.
A list OF appointments made BY ihe
Baltimore Conference for the year ls4l ,
is OF great interest to many Of that de.
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Our CHANGING Bodies.

Our bodies are constantly changing. The
dead matter passes of by the bowels and
The pores, and digestion and q simila,ion
supply fresh material. This material can
not be pure, and consequently the body
cannot be healthy unless the stomach ar d
secIetive organs perform tn, fr aIlot ed
tasks thoroughly and regularly. That hey
srder with that most efficient Of all inyig-
Grating. regulating and purit Ing prepare.
lions, Hostetie r's Stomach Bitt.rs. II you
wish your blood to be eally The, stream
sound flesh, to be exempt from ne Vous.
ness and debility, To be clear. headed AVID
cheerful, in short, To possess that choicest
Of Heavens blessings, a sound mird In q
sound bod resort o the gr at vegeta' il
f. storaiive whenever you Iefl languic. or
suffer from Indigestion, or are niiiols or
.ow spirited, or suffering from any derange-
menI of the animal functions. The relie
IS imm ediate anu full restoration certain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22

"THs Peoples Monthly" an illus
trated Ma saziue published in Pitts
burgh, whose merits we have hereto
fore had occasion to commend, is doing
a good thing in revising and putting 10
shape TOR preservation the story OF the
struggles and sufferings OF the pioneers
OF the Ohio river valley. The children
of the present day know very little OF
the early history OF this lorally and oil
the perils endured in establishing set
Elements OF white men in Western
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, Mr..
Charles Mcknight, who has been zeal.
ously hunting up all the
we'll authenticated stories about
those noted Indian fighters.
We,zsl, the Poe Brothers, Crawford
Brady and others who figured IN this
locality more than a hundred years
AGO. has wryen them all iuto a histor.
icsl romance entitled Simon Girty, the
Renegade" which is now being Eub'
lisbed in the peoples Monthly" the
opening chapters being found in the
Apr,i humber. 1t will douotles be ex
teusively read and will serve TO KEEP
alive the memory of the heroes OF thai
time
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Rock Candy Drips.

- BARRELS waite RO&K CANDY
4 Drips, in store and for sale by
. X. sMvTH,
mrl7 Corner Market and 18th strsss.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22
aTATD lime.

sTEA NJ X II rs:
State o! Pennsylvania State OF virginia
State OF louisiana, state or Georgia,
I. OF Nevada, buildg stale OF n Minnesota
of Florida, State Of Alabama,
state OF Indiana,
To Glasgow. BsIfRst, Liverpool, and
Londonderry.
State of Virginia salts Tuesday, Mar. 10th
State OF Alabama sails Saturday, Mar. 2lst
slate of Penn'a, sails Saturday, April ith.
From Pier 80. North River, N. Y.
WEEKLY SAlLIN9S NEXT sUkMLR.
Rates OF Passage cabin, 600 and tsl.
gold Storage, so, currency prepaid, ~!
currency. Di ats AT lowest rates.
For f,,rthar particulars apply to
AUE1IN bn LD~.E a CO
Agents, No. u B, oadway. N: T..
J. y. MhHRIMhS,
Agent, Adam xpress Coz once.
marll wheeling, W. va.
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Fish,

Fish,
NGESS MACKEREL, VERY FINE.
III white and fat, tn kits and barrels
Nos. /, 2, and y Mackerel In Kits and bar
rels.
Picked Salmon
Georges Bank Goldfish.
Labrador Herring.
Yarmouth BlOaters.
just received by X. j. SMlTH,
Jeb20 corner Market and ltth sts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22
sHURTI EFF HOUSE,

JIAIRMOsT, WEST VA, FORMERLY
II Kearsley. This House has just been
newly refitted nom cellar 10 garet with
new beds and new furniture, and ~ seconn
10 none in the country. and In q tuated nj
the b. a y. railroad depot. This HOUSE Is
first class in every respect. The table II a.
ways upplied with the best In the market.
Charges moderate sample ROOMS for com.
mercial travellers. No charge Tor handling
baggage. Give me call Satisfaction
usToIteed 20 nil my patronA Good stab
ling for horses. 4. w. ~ URTLEFF,
noylg Proprietor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22

ORR thauks are due to Hon FRANK
HEREFORD for copies of his speech on
Banking and Currency delivered in the
House on the 9Th inst. Mr.. HEREFORD
faxors an initiation Of the currency.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22
Public Sale Of Heal Estate

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER PASS
/ ed by he Board Of Education OF the
School District OF wheeling, March %, E't,
we will sell at public sale ut the Court
House OF Ohio county, on Thursday, April
o, 1874. beginning al 10 O'Clock A. NJ; 10"
Nos. five ~ and sir (6) IN square %. l6, lo-
Gated Il the corner or Fifteenth and chap.
line streets except the buildings and Inn
proven, nts there"n.) Said lot VIII pesoId
separately or In parts to suit purchasers, As
the undersigned may do ermine.
TERMS OF sALE--Une third OF the puf-
chase money 10 be paid In cash and the
residue In Two equal pay menls Of one and
two years with Interest nom day of,ale, 10
he secured by ICED Of trust or the III 10 re-.
taiued until all OF the pur ,ksse money Is
paid. The present occupants viii vacate
The prem!s es IL desired by the purchaser by
giving Them three months novice after The
day or sale. ]. Ii. HALL,
Pres't Board Of kducstion.
I'M BICKEI, clerk. apro
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LANCASTER-On tuesday evening,
April 2lst, at O'Clock, SARAH II. lANcAs-
TER. in the "a h yeaI OF heI age.
Funeral notice tomorrow. .
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100 Bills Davis Extra.
200 Mono Better.
100 Crossetts Mill.
100 Eagle Mills.
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THE DAILY REGISTER.
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On. SQUARE changeable once week soo
sneciai Notices - DER cent additional.
ADVERTISEMENTS to occupy n1ed places .
Cuts win be charged double for space oo-
Uouble column advertisements, 81 per
emit additional. 49,,
Local Notices Is cents per line--oH no
1,ul nol,cs lpia be inserted 10, tess thda ONE
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quarterly. .,,sr.a m
Yearly advertisers win be connnsa "
,eir legitimate business, and all adver-
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the resolution ordering sidewalk Cd
the south side of Washington avepue, BE-
resclnded, and box drain put down on
said avenue, from Lewis street to Camp
bellville. The Council authorized an
open box drain from Lewis street TO
Campbellvil.e, and postponed the laying
of the sidewalk until the completion oil
the drain.
A petition asking that the laying of a
sidewalk on Third street he laid over till
another year, was presented and laid on
on the table.
A committee consisting of the Mayor
and Aid. Seage and Knight, was appoint
ed, to confer with the Board of Supervi-
sors for the purpose of continuing Lock
wood street in direct line.
The Comptroller was authorized to
contract with J. g. Bowman for drain on
Dock and Broadbridge streets, at 70 cts.
per rod
The Street Commissioner was instruct
ed to have Mill and Trowbridge streets
sawdusted Also Third street.
The Lewis street drain was ordered
boxed from Second street to Washington
avenue. The must sensible act they
could have done.
John Thompson was appointed night
policeman. Arthur Irwin was appointed
special policeman, to serve without com
pensation. We don't believe it will
work worth a cent.