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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-07
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

The next meeting of the National Cot
ton Exchange will be held at Grecnbrier
White Surphur Springs, July 10Th, 1870.
The total loss hy the fire at Msckrl-
umne Hill, California, is estimated at
over $4,000.
The Rio Janciro Chamber of Deputies
have unanimously rendered the PROPOSE
ton of an ultramontane member for the
Impeachment of the Ministry for con-
spring against the religion Of the State.
The Chamber adjourned until the 18th
inst, when the session will be- prorogucd.
The next Louisiana State fair will be-
held at New Orleans during Carnival
week
Cout DE Pourtal, member of the French
Assembly from the department "t the
Seine, is dead.
Olive Gallean and Angel Pauline, have
been sentenced to death, at Bathurst,
New Brunswick, for the murder of the
lattcrS husband.
In game Of base ball at Philadelphia,
Saturday, the Philadclphias defeated the
Chicagos by score OFFS To ).
Henry Ward Brecher will remain at
Twin Mountain y. H., until the lNt Of
October
Benjamin Crawford, well known
engineer, formerly supervising Inspector
Of steamboats,, and late member of the
United States boiler commission, died
Saturday, at Pittsburgh.
At Hazlcton Pennsylvania. Friday
night. Simon II. Clauscr, chief of police,
wa, killed 10y George Lspp, whom he
was attempting to arrest.
An order has been promulgated re-
moving the army headquarters {" St
Louis, on toe 1t "fOctohcr.
The office "f the United State, s"crct
service. at New York, ha, been clo,cd,
and th" property transferred to Wa-h-
ingtuu.
According TO Carlst advice, desperate
fighting ha, been going on for three day
b tween CASTLE and Pablo IN Cata-
lona, and the Republican losses nr" very
heavy.
Leonard Reid, young man "npl"y"d
on the steamer Northwest, VIA drowned
Monday night, at Cl"vcland by falling
into the river from plank, while helping
TO load.
Prof King arrived at Cleveland with
hi balloon, "Bufialo. Yesterday Ilr viii
make h, next ascension from Erie, Pa.
OF the eth inst.
The Democratic Congressional Com
vcntion for the seventh District oi Mis-
souri,. after taking five hundred and two
ballot, with the same result, IL. telegraph
ed ou Friday. adjourned Yesterday ,o
meet at Scdalia IN Tuesday neat
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New York Market.

NEW loKk, September Cotton
Net receipt, g. bales, rr,>, receipt, !. To-
balr.. Flour quiet nnd unchanged.
Whcat-Ir,, urivr and irregular NJ
81 l2ml H. for M. ? .priugi II licn
~ for 80. Chicago; - lSo 20 for
No = N"rthwc. torn; - - for N".2 MIN
ur.ntn. - 20, e for No.2 Milwaukee.
Ryc- Quiet, Now 80, nIr Barley Dali
and unchanged Malt Qwt md I'M
changed. Curu-.b les. active and scarce
Is ~" Grm; prices unchanged. Oats
Io,s active aud les firm, mN"A western
$50, Sc. white do G2r G3ir Hay and
Hops-Un hanged. Coicc--Cns"ttl"d;
Rio l5Cn ~ gold. Sugar Active nt
slms.r. Mon,sr.- Unchanged. Rice
Dull and h,nNy P"tr"l"um Easirr;
crude -, i.c; refined l.r. Turp"ntu"
Steady q, st., P"rL-Qmrt at s22 ~ :,
B~f-Qurr, Ga, Meat. Qmct; mid
die, quiet at l2!' Lard Dull and
heavy: refined team lI.". Butter
Prime steady. other grad, heavy, west
,ru ~, 3Or. Ch""." | nchaug"d oUIu-
mon To- prim" l0ir, I3ir. Whi.ly
Firm nj - a..
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SAN FIR
California News.

san FRANcIsco, September j.-Thc
new race track the Bay District Assc-
citation, adjoining Central park, will b."
formally opened to-day. 1t is upon this
track that the great four mile race is to
come off in November next.
The British steamer Vancouver, from
China and japan, arrived to-eay. She
left Yokohama AN August 18th. The
purscr. Andrew Mcdowell. of Liverpool,
died on the passage.
The town of Moh"lnmus Hill Cslitor-
mia, was totally DESTROYED by fir" y"st"r-
day afternoon.
Arrived to-day. Pacific Mail steamer
Ari-tionu. from Panama.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Prospect Park Races.

NEw N"nE, September 5.-Th" Pros
pcct Park Association began running
meeting on their track outside Of Brook
lvn today. Tn" fr-t race. u sweepstakes
for two-ycar nld., thrcr-f"urth, "f a milo.
WA won by Minnie Med, beating lu"
three lengths. Time, l.lj.
Th" second race, for purse Of $50"
all n,c-, NIL" heat, wa. won by Mat" IN
two straight heat, beating Carihns and
Audobou. The latter Wa di.tanc"d In
tho second heat. Time. Iji li2,
The third race, for - pur." Of 40"
for thrc"-vrar old., tw" mile. VA. won
hy Lava; Botany Bay second; Era.'u
Corning third. Time, @.4sI
The rider of Botany Bay fnll amor
passing the judges stand. hu, wa. unrn-
jurrd.
Lo>pos. September G.-Th" IrI-h
team nf rilcurn embarked nt Qu"cn--
town today. on the Steamer >c"tia for
New York Their d"partur" va. Wit
ur,."d by a large and very cnthu-ia-tlr
crowd
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Cincinnati Market.

CIEcISSArI, September j.--rottOr
Steady auI boo moderate demand at l,'.
Flour DuiI and unchanged Wheat
Dcupud fair and mari 90, firm. rrd - a.,
IN ~, whit" 81 IWo - CDrn--D'-
maud iaIr and market firm NJ 55r. Oat.
Demand fair and firm at IaTaj7c. HyG
-Dcmaud fair and firm nt STr ~.
Barlcy-Qlet and unchanged oiI'
Unrhangrd Egg--St"ady and ~ mol.
crate demand. Butter steady. In mod
crate demand. Chr"-" Dwl bu' 'uuchaUg-
81 At S3la lir Pork St"adyAnd M Inod.
crate demand at 50 ODm - ~. LanI--
Stcady and in moh"ra," demand, sum
mrr ~. BuIk Meat Strong light
offcring.: .h"ulder- ""; hulk .id.-s dear
rib n. clear ,ld.. 1870 Bac"n--Stsady
and IN moIorat. demand; ,hOuIdcr, 10;
clear rib lido. lim liic; clear eide. u !,
m1BJc spot; ~ buyer September.
Whsky-Drmsnd god at nm pric,s
and advancing at 90
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MINSESOTA.
The AUDITORS DcfalcRtiOn.

ST. PAUL, Sept. j.-Since the dispatch
of last evening to the Associated Press
WA. made up the special legislative COM
mittrc of investigation into ex-Auditor
McElrath', accounts. have modified their
f,oting.. The total amount of the de-
falcation claimed To- hc discovered l. one
hundred thousand and five dollars. Both
the Press and Pioneer this morning ac-
crpt the charge rs true. The Pioneer
say. the discoveries already made are but
mere drop, in the bucket. There is no.
BODY doubt, hut that the real amount Of
the robbery will approximate" if not OK
rrrd, half million. The Press hopes
McIIruth may be able to rcbuto or explain
away the damaging testimony on which
the conclusion, Of the committee ar"
based. What official action the Cover
nor will take in the matter Is not yet
known
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Mark ct

NEW YORK, September 5.-MoNEr-
Closed at 2CG2t per cent. Foreign eN-
change closed dullat 4s6tS4s6t for bank
ears sixty days sterling and 4ss.@4sst
for demand.
GoLD-All sales were at l0st@ l09i,
the opening and closing quotations re-
>pectively. Rates on gold loans fat and
l@l@2 per cent for carrying. Clear
ings Sl6O000O0. The Assistant Treas
urrr dsburSed during the week s7j5,.
GO. and received for customs -, 76l OOO.
Dry goods imports for the week, 50, lSG, .
2S9: merchandise S3,6S4,9l9. Spcric
shipments $472,2ii: $4,000 gold coin
and the remainder gold and silver harS.
GovERNMENrS-Closed steady.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YOEK. September 5.-Buinr.s
wa gnirt with the cDrnnissiDi h,sufs
and only Moderately active IN the job.
bing hranch". cotton god, quiet but
unchanged 10 price. Print l,.. activ"
10 fret hand. but side band selling freely
In reduced quantit!-. W"Dl@ns quIt.
. crpt FLANNEL. and Blanket. The
Daily Bulletin .ay., The entire .t0ck D'
Patton Il Go. will b. perrmptorily a"ld
~ auction, on Tuc.dsy. Wedne'day and
FRIDAY neat.
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ST LOUIS.
Democratic Nomination.

II. LoUI- sept. 5.-The Democrat II
th" Eth District have nominated J. VI.
Glover for recollection 10 Congress, Two
hundred aud twenty--cven ballots were
taken.
The Democrats Of the 7th District
have been in convention at Clinton three
dave ballOting for COrgrr.-mHn. At
last accounts 34s ballots had been taken
without result. Every OnrOf the ballots
.tod. Crittenden. present incumbent. IT,,
Lry lj Phillip H.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE september j.-FIour--
Dull and strady Wbeat-Quirt; white
western 81 2Dla -. COrn-SirDng at
s.,c. OAi.-S,arCs II JJIa5sc. Rye
Stendy al S76Sic. P-rk--Duli At
~ 20. Baoon-SbDulder- l0Ggl0Ic;
clear rib side. l3iGlic. Lsrd-Qmet
a. l5c. Butter-Firm At 2JCa ~.
C0ffee-Dull at l7Cailc. Petroleum
Unchanged. Whisky-Firm al 81 VI.
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Z WHEELING w. VA MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER T. 1874

now used as State House, was broken
open, and all the records therein were
piled up, with part of the furniture, and
saturated with coal oil and set on fire
Fortunately the flames went out, and only
one or two Of the papers are charred,
though all are rendered nearly illegible
by the oil. The incendiaries appear to
have been frightened of before complet-
ing their work.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-Flour
Quiet Ohio snd indiana 81 JOrsG %.
Wh@at-Firmi rsd - 201aI -. Rye
Steady at 9jc COrn-Artiye at sgG
gOc. Oats- Active st 5jc. Whisky
81 o.. Butter-Pirm al 20G3lc. Cheese
Quiet at l2I@l3lc. Eggs-Quiet and
steady at 2lGa 2%c. Easier;
refined llimllIc; crude steady at stGy
ST. in barrels 4itojc in bulk
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INDIANA.
Manslaughter.

EvANsAILLE, September 5.-Henry
Rirdel. a Young man, charged with
shooting and killing hi, uncle last May.
was today convicted Of manslaughter
and awarded fifteen years in the State
prison. The verdict will probably be set
aside. As there were none Of the elements
Of granddaughter in the case and new
trial ordered.
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LOUISVILLE.
Negro Outrage---The Perpetrator
Lynched.

Lor.IsvILLE. August 5.-On Tuesday
u negro named Lewis Oats committed
rape on Miss Strange, Of Je>Samine
county. The negro was arrested on the
following night and confined i'll jail at
NicholaSvilllc, the county seat. rms
morning the examing trial was held, at
which he plead guilty and was rcmanded
To- iail for trial nj the Circuit Court. soon
afterwards Janitor Boford was waited
on hv a mob. headed by tn" father OF the
girl. who forced him to open the cell ana
deliver the negro, whom they took ont
side Of town and hanged to tree. ne
sheriff endcavorcd to suppress the mon
and ordered the citizens to protect the
prisoner and Jail. but nobody would serve;
The first week of the Exposition closed
Tonight with fine success. The atten-
dance was good during the week, and the
city is crowded with people from abroad.
I.ynchers TO be Arrested.
LOUISVILLE. September G.-Govern"r
Leslie Yesterday instructed Judge
Phillips. of Jessamine county. to cause
the arrest ofall persons engaged in lynch
ing the negro at Nichola>ville on Friday
night. directing that if necessary the
sheriff should summon the entire power
of the county to bring the guilty parties
to Justice.
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Radical Charges Denied.

4 message was sent to President Grant
last night, signed by the leading mcr-
chants, bankers and professional men Of
the city, denying that any resident Of
this parish participated in the recent
murders, and claiming that no spirit
of lawlrssness exists in this par
i,h that cannot be put down
by the local authorities; claiming
that the condition of affairs here has
been misrcprcsentrd abroad, and asking
that commission of fair minded men
be appointed by the President to visit the
State and ascertain the truth
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ARK ANSAS.
constitutional Convention.

LITTLE Rock, September 5.,Ihe
Convention voted down yesterday, by q
vote of 81 to POO, n proposition to submit
to the people the question Of representa-
tion. The entire constitution was COM
pleted to-day. The Convention Viii
probably adjourn on Monday. The Con-
vcn:ion reScinded the ordinance hereto
fore passed, borrowing the sinking and
school fund with which to run the State
government, and an ordinance WAS intro
duced raising committee to endeav"r 10
negotiate y loan.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NEW YoEE, september j.-Arrived-
Steamship Java, from Liverpool, and IN"
Neckar, from Bremen.
LoxDOx. September j.-Th" -tsam"r
Herdcr, from New York for Hamburg,
and the B0thnia, from New York for
Liverpool arrived out.
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INDIA.
Matters i'm India.

CALCUTTA, September 6.-Favorable
rains have fallen during the. past week,
and the crop prospects are fair or excel
lent everywhere. except in Hoagley dis
trict. The government i in hopes of
being able to close it, relief operations
in fifteen districts by October next, hut
ten other districts will still require help
for an indefinite period.
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STATE BoNpS-Qulct
RAILROAD BONDs-F Firm.

NlAl = DtN Nl'N--N,Nl'N,
RAILROAD BONDs-Firm.
SroCks-Thc Wabash transfer books
clnsc to-day, and owing to the largr
amount of stock in the registration office,
it was scarce for delivery, and SIter cent
WA, paid for it, use till Monday Thorr
i considerable gossip ailoat in rNdard {"
the coming election, making tho csur,'
of the market for Wabash shares very
irregular The wrakpeSS of Wahash,
Rock Island and Northwestern Nonanion
did not much affect the general market,
which opened strong at an advance OF
lT} per cent A. compared with the clos
ing quotations Of Yesterday Before The
first call, however, Rock Island ami
Northwestern common drclinrl per
cent and the remainder ofthc list lm !
per cent. This was followed by an I'M
provcmcnt of lCls per cent but towards
midday Wabash frli oN from - Ia 32;,
Northwestern common from 81 To- 2G,
Rock Island from 1902 to 9Hf tn"
changes IN other .hurrs We're slight. Al
the second call the market Wa quiet and
firm. remaining firm tu th" cInSr, with am
auvaurr uf la per cent frum tho lowest
point Of the day. Among III" sale t".
dav were 5000 share, ui Western
Union. 1000 Pacific Mail, 5000 LAX"
Shore. ~ .NO Union Pacific, i,H0 North
western and 1900 Toledo n Wabash
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Iyuchers TO be Arrested.
MEMPHIS.
Express Messenger Arrested

MEMPHIS. September D. 7. Hogan,
messenger Of the Southern Express Com
pany on the Memphis X Little kock
railroad. has been arrested Oh the charse
of purloining money from packages oE
means of wire inserted under the cover
Of the envelope, and committed t"j"il IN
default of $1,000.
The AppeGyS Trenton correspondence,
saws Governor Brown has arrived there
to assist IN bringing the men who muf-
dercd the negro prisoners recently 10
Justice. 1t is asserted there that ten OF
the negroes taken from the jail escaped.
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victor Hugo Wants no Peace.

PARIS, September 6.-Victor Hugo
has written letter declining the invita-
ton of the Peace Congress at Geneva.
he says peace cannot be established until
another war has been fought between
France and Germany. He points to the
existence of deep and undying hatred
bet the two countries, and declares
that the war will be = duel between the
principles of monarchy and the republic.
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New YoKK,, Sept. 6.-This afternoon
rs christening party were going through
Dcvoc street, east district Of Brooklyn, Il
German named Geo. Lutz came out OF II
lager beer saloon, and for the purpose Of
giving them u salute drew out his pistol
and began firing it in reckless manner.
The ball from the pistol passed through
the arm of Lena Chumark and lodged in
the head of n child in her arms. PhySi-
clans pronounced both wounds AS fatal.
I.utz was arrested and locked up.
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CHICAGO.
Special Grand Jury.

CHICAGO, September 5.-The special
grand Jury in the criminal court in this
city. returned one hundred and twenty
five indictments for various crimes. and
presented a report in reference to the
charge of,bribery against members Of the
Board of County Commissioners, and
Others, to the effect that, although they
have not sufficient evidence to indict any
of the accused. they have no doubt but
there has been bribery, and that certain
witnesses called before them in this con-
nection have perjured themselves.
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Cleveland Market

CLEVELAND. September j.-Wheat-
Firm;No. ! red 81 ~; No. Al 10.
Corn-Steady and firm; high mixed 5Oci
low mixed 7gc; ear on track 80 Itc.
Oats-Steady and in good demand; NO.
state 43c; No. . do 46c; white SO. Pc
troleum-Un nchAnged.
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PROBABILITIES.

rRUBARILITIES.
For Monday over the South Atlantic
States Increasing SouthcaStcrly winds.
falling barometer, higher temperature.
cloudy weather and occasional rains.
Vv"r the Eastern Gulf States Southeastcr
y winds, falling barometer. stationary
temperature and cloudy or partly cloudy
Weather. over the Western Gulf Coast
rising barometer, southeast winds. station
AIRY temperature and rain Over Ten
'",>re and the Ohio Valley falling
'"r"m"'rr stationary or higher tempera-
Hr". northeast and southeast winds and
partly cloudy weather. over the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
'hr Northwest. Lake Superior and Michi-
.aH falling barometer, south or east
winds. high temperature and partly
',"udy weather. Over the Lower Lakes
stationary barometer. westerly winds and
partly cloudy and clear weather. with
,HGht changes in temperature Over
New England stationary barometer and
temperature. partly cloudy and clear
weather, with westerly winds. Over the
Middle States stationary or falling
barometer and temperature, northwest
r''H winds and partly cloudy and clear
Weather.
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LOUISIANA.
An ExnerlInent.

SHREVEPORT, September AN eI-
pcrimental shipment of forty bales Of
new crop cotton leaves here by rail to-
day for New York direct, on through
bill of lading. This is the first shipment
of the kind ever made from this market,
and ifit fulflls expectations, factors here
will make large shipment, in this man
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SPAIN
Germans fred on by CarIistS.

SANIANDER, September G.--Tbs Ger
man mcn-of-war Nautiliu. and Albatr"s
returned to thi. port lat evening from
san Sebastian. The Carii-ts fired on
them from Guetaria- ten mil"- wet
Of San Sebastian. The Germans r"Pil"d
By throwing twcnty-four .h"l.- into the
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September j.-Plour-Quiet,
Wheat-Dull; No. ! white Michigan
81 Is; amber do spot and seller Sep;ern-
ber q O9i seller October 81 III. Corn
Dull and declined; high mixed &c;
seller September 9bc; seller OntOber &c.
Oat.-Firm; No. So; No. = iSc; Whit.
III,
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The Defeated C.rIists.

General DOminigues has arrived at
Puyardy, after defeating the Carli,t, un-
der Seballs. The Republicans suffered
heavily and the town il crowded with
wounded. The Carlist- were attacked
while retreating from Puycerta. and lost
700 killed ard wounded
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CarIists RepulSf-ti.

MADRID September &c neral
Primero DE- Rjh"rs hs, be"n appointed
Captain-Gcnersl of Madrid.
The GAIT, 'tates that the CarIi.t,
nave made their attac.s on CastrDveriia-
les. The garrison made = yigorou, de-
fense and in each ca-e the be-i"ge-. met
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
viii be partly cloudy, with northeast
sd southeast winds, and no slightly
l..mrr temperature.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
ru,eraIof General Foster.

NASHUA. September 5.-The funeral
IF n. late Gcu"r%l Foster took place to-
dav from the Church Of the Immaculate
CGucrption. The body laid in Stat" at
the residence Of his mother during the
morning. and hundreds embraced the oP-
pnrtuni,v to view the remains Two
Of United States troops were
in the procession. mute guns were fired.
bellies tollcd and buildings on the rout" "t
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4 dispatch from Shanghai, reports
that the difficulty between China and
Japan, in regard to Formoss, has been
settled.
The Spanish Minister to Belgium has
presenled his credcntials.
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IWr"GrNNT statistics about Taylor
'wn'N, taken iron, the ASSESSOR returns turns
In Court li0H'' U,'L..' 'h' "n.L' cap
Ha,."h ' 42' ''''r'''' -, ''.,I'' '', '"'-
.. N'r'"n" rr,rrIlH. S-U'.fIo, 'n''' '.,',I re-
q. property 9't'''o''' ..''. ...,'a. -"'"' 1 '''
"i.I p'r,"""' property S'''''Io'' ,,.,
in fr1h'E''"" 'H"'l'"H'mt '''','o'
b.-i''I The, "i""'Ap'n'''" = 49, Color
'.. '. total. I",. value "' personal PE|Pc'-
-. 'o'.'.,'' VAIN" 81 res" property 49,
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market

PrrrsBURGH. September 5.-Crude-
Firm al sI,c; buyers bidding sOc. Re-
fned-Weak; PhilAdelphia delivery Ht
llIc. New York delivery ~ lltc.
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During the night the Office Of Attor-
nev-Gen-ral Field in the II. Louis Hotel,
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1b he Wheeling Register
Arthe solicitation of many friends Ian,dsant ant
rGnnc. c. myself candidate TO repfesehns re tha
he counties of Ritchie and n,rainis CaInEn 'N 'N'
next l"esiS'a'"'' ID. McGREGOR.
rAIRn. ". VA, July q, lSIi.
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NOTICE OF PRIMARY MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ,lidn IhE
y Democratic voters Of Washington On
!, t,NN,ri,t that n Primary Meeting Will De
hid T,.Id At the First ward Hose House, on
SATURDAY evening, september tne lZln,
IN 70 q o'clock, for the purpose OF
nominating suitabl candidates for County
,"mmiSsioner and other district officers.
LUKE FITZPATRICK,
Nr.uher of County Executive Committee
-hes'Sv ets'WSvosbirgtnn district. sep3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-07
Publishing House Sells Out.

The statement is published that the
German house at Lcip>ic which is pub
fishing a translation of the first volume
of Bcecher'> Life Of Christ, has di>con-
tinucd publication. and offers for sale at
first cost all on hand in consequence OF
the disrcputable charges against Bcech"r.
Governor Dix has appointed the 9th
instant to hear counsel on the charge,
preferred against Mayor Havcmeycr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-07
Hank Statement.

Loan decrease. $7,6O0,lOO; specie i'll
crease, S253,2OO; lcgnls decrease, SLOT
600; deposit decrease, $254, 100; circula-
ton decrease, $40, 800; revenue decrease.
&l46l.l7j.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-07
at'heelina Rsaister.

GoLp closed in New York on Saturday
nj lOg3.