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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-20

ROBERT MSWApB AZ RIP VAN WIN
ELs.-The Pittsburgh Commercial say, ::
"Mr. NcWsde is fast stripping the lau-
rels from Jefferson in the representation
OF this character he is supported by
an excellent company, and our people
may look out for as fine dramatic en-
tertainment as they have been favored
with for come time
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Doors AND SHoEs-In order TO res
duce my present large stock OF boots,
shoes ard slippers, will sell them at a
heavy reduction from former prices.
L. V. BLOND.
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SUBscR1BE for LaramisS Comic Daily
1t will contain one of the latest songs Of
the day in each number. Price only
fifteen cents week. The songs are all
for the piano and organ.
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IT takes S3,7l7 to pay the school
teachers OF this city for one month, ex-
elusive OF German instruction and
those employed as teachers in the night
schools.
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New GOODS, new goods, new goods,
just received q full assortment OF foreign
aud domestic dry goods and carpets,
such as Merino's, Mohsire's. Alpacas
aud full line OF dress goods, also six
cases Of new style dark prints. Now ia
the time TO make your selections.
J. W. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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TEE Knights Of Pythias give . ,pisn>
did Ball tonight at Turner's Hall. az

DRY Goops-Resders, anything you
desire in. the Dry Goods line, you can
save 4O'per cent iu your purchase oy
going to the special, sale Of Messrs. l.
RIum & Bro, llO4 Main street, two
doo-s fron, corner OF 1lth street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-20

ST.. PArRIck's DAY, the l7lh OF March,
comes on Tuesday this year. 1t i'
about time our Irish fellow-citizens
were making some arrangements fol
it's celebration.
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TIE Sabbath" the best church
music book out, price $3.50 per dozen
or 81 % for sample cory, at Sheibs
Music Store, Twelfth street.
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The "bone of contention" in the
Boarl OF Education last night, was the
proposed new Second ward school
building.
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE.-A
big lot of wool blankets at whatever
they will bring. Come and supply
Yourselves. J. w. FERREL.
Centre Wheeling.
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THREE bales OF the best heavy Feath-
er Ticking Tor Is cents per yard at
J. w. FERREL g.
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The night schools are to be con-
tinued another month, that is, until the
fret OF April.
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For the best style OF prints go to
J. W. FERRELs,
Centre Wheeling
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Pianos AND ORGANS very cheap at
Sh.ib's Music Store prior TO removal
March let
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SECONDHAND ORGANS, Smith. Mason
Il Hamlin, Taylor d Farley, and others,
very cheap at sheib's Music Store,
Twelfth street.
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IL you want the finest and best pho
togrsp hs, 90 TO Robirson's.
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To save money in Brown auc
Bleached Muslin 60 to
J. w. FRRRELs,
Centre Wheeling
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The police court was blank yester-
day morning.
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MARBLES is the game that now occu-
pies the ppare time OF the Juveniles.
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Tbs best assortment Of gents slip
pers in the city is!at
L. V. BLoNp's.
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In Bankruptcy.

AdL AAhptsg
In Bankruptcy.
Notice Is hereby given that petitions Ia re
been nled In said Court, by the said Richard
Porter and Richard J. Porter in sid IFS
trict, who have been duly declared and ad-
judged baDkTuHts, by said Court under the
bankrupt act OF Congress, approved March
I'd, 1851, Tor discharges and certificates there.
OF, from all iheIT debts and other claims
pTovable under laid act and by order Of
said Court, notice Is hereby given that
hearing " III he bad on the petition ofRlch.
ard Porter on the ~ h day OF March, a. D.,
1874, before said Court at the Office OF Seo-ge
Z. Caldwell, E-Q, Register in BANKRUPTCY.
on Chapline rect next door 10 The Court
House, IN the City or W heeling, in The Stale
OF " est Virginia, at 10 O'Clock, a. m: and
by order OF said Court. notice Is hereby Ply.
en- that b caring will be had on the petit
ton OF said Richard ]. Porter on The SAID
l2th day OF March, A. d., 1874, before said
Court al the office OF Geo Il. Caldwell ESQ
Register IN BANKRUPTCY, on ChspIIne street
next door TO the Coutt House, In tie civ OF
Wheeling in The State Of West virginia 81
O'Clock D. m, when and where All credit.
OTIS who have proved their debts. and othsr
persons in interest, may appear and show
causes why The prayer OF the aid uetifion
of Richard Porter and the eaiJ retftIon N
the said Richard ], Porter should not be
Dated this eth day OF February, A. D. 1874
! febEoaw.sa Clerk Of said Disui:t % ur
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Those wishing
to make handsome present should call
and purcb ase pair OF elegant slippers
or shoes. For sale cheap at
L.V. BLoND's.
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Fish.

FISH.
Extra No, Mackerel,
No Medium MackeIeL
Extra No MackeTel,
Noe Medium Ma" erel,
No. 3 Large Mackerel,
IXtra Ia sc ahradOr Herring,
Scotch Herring,
Smoked HRddOck,
Goldfish. very fine,
We have all the above qualities OF Mack
erel in half bblS, quarter bbls, and kits,
warranted full weight and superior TO any
in the market. TINGLE" IsHAM.
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IL you want 10 attend the beat Bail
OF the season 90 TO Turner Hall.
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TIE Knights OF Pythias will be ou'
in force at the Ball tonight.
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I . >. w lLLlAAS,
Superintendent.

A resolution by DR.. Hupp to extend
the term OF the night schools during
the month Of March, was adopted, but
afterwards it was recousidered on
motion of Dir. Maxwell.
The ayes and nays were called for,
with the following result: Ayes
Bowers, Csldwells, Iupp, Rodgers,
Stifel, Scott, Todd and Zoickler--S.
Noes-Bickle, Ellefritz, Hall, Max
well. Otte, Wheat and Stewart-L
So the motion was adopted
On motion of Mr.. Ma<well, the Cons
missiouers in each township were re-
ouired to comply with the order OF the
Board in relation to the employment OF
teachers, which allows fifty pupils TO
each teacher.
The Clerk was authorized to make q
change 10 his register, assigning posi-
lions as follows IN Centre school Miss
Minnie Black 10 division &c" Miss
Maggie Reed to Division "B, grade 2 !;
Miss Cornelia Hamilton to Divi-
sion "B," grade
The report OF the committee on Ac-
counts was read and adopted, and bills
amounting TO 1914 36 were ordered paid.
The report Of the Special committee
on the claim OF J. S. Fairfax, for work
done on the First ward school house,
reported in favor OF paying Mr.. Fair
lax $3.50. 90 in full for all claims against
the BOARD. which was adopted.
Prof Herman Kryter was confined
"a German instructor for the First ward
school.
The Commissioners OF Washington
township were authorized to purchase
a bell for the school house OF that
tow nship. the cost rot to exceed thirty
Eve dollars.
The Com uissiouers oil Richie town.
ship were authorized to plant trees &c
| in front OF Richie scbool house, and
$50 appropriated for thst purpose.
On motion OF Dr.. Logan. the specifi-
cations and drawings OF the proposed
new school house in the Second ward
prepared by Mr.. c. c. Kemble, arch
i,ect, was referred to the Committee
on Grounds and Buildings for examin-
alton and report. Also that they b:
authorized to call a special meeting o
the Board, when 70 make such repor
| if found necessary.
DR.. Hupp offered the following:
Resolved, That Mr.. Kenble's plan!
and specifications, together with th'
several propositions which have. OF
msy be approved or suggested, havioi
reference to q school house for th'
Second ward, or for thl
Second and Third wards
combined be referred to the COMMITTEE
on Buildings and Grounds, with in
structions TO report: First whether
school building is needed; second. l
needed, of what capacity, and third, tn
best and most available. site.
l After . long discussion by Drs. Hupp
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GREAT bargains just received. Plane
colored Delaines for l23 cents per yard.
at j. w. FERREL 8.
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A GLORIOUS time st Turner'S Hall to-
night. Go by all means.
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The best company and the best mu-
sic ia the city at Turner's Hall tonight.
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TIE Municipal Court meets this
morning ct lO1 o'clock.
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TURNER Hsll-Turner Hall-Splen.
did Ba!l-Splendid Ball,
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7iO Coffee.

IN RAGS PRIME TO CHOICE BIO
10 S4S 00'e' in ''''' and & II NELLY &
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets. Grea
bargains. Twenty-three new pieces
Just opered. Come and price them and
You will not 90 without one.
J. W. FERRELL,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-20

SPRING style Of Silk Hats at Browns
the halter, No. 1907, Market street. OPP
posite the Mcclure House.
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PANIC PR1cEs.-New arrivals OF goods
eyery day, II you want nice new goods
aud carpets, 25 per cent cheaper IMAM
J. W. FERREL's
Centre Wheeling.
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TIE grandest event of the season is
the Ball tonight at Turner Hall.
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TObMccOs.
OUR STOCK IS COMPOSED OF THE
" following standard & opular BRANDS:
IL INCH TWISTS.
10 Eozes Milner'S,
20 Prairie Chicken,
is boxes Yellow Jessa nile,
III Gold Medal.
10 Walkers.
8 Gold Leaf,
10 PenobscOt,
Miller's.
6 INCH TWIST,
20 CaddIcs Luscious Chew,
PoUSCS.
10 boxes Booker's
5 tda Ashby,
5 Common,
Virginia Dare Navy lbs,
" Is,
Tingle q Ishams choice navy IS,
Monster IS and poun6s,
Rose Bud Bright navy3'
Andrew Jackson Black navy 81
Spun Roll in Caddieg,
6Twist in kegs,
All In store and 10: sale cheap.
TINGLE q ISHAM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-20

OMSrBUsEs will run by the hour after
midnight IRON the Ball tonight.
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EXTRA BEEF.-Messrs. Schenck d
Zeochler, have another installment OF
fine, lat beet csttle-very choice: They
intend hereafter to keep helhlug out
the best, and their customers can rely
upon getting, at all times, a No. artl-
Gle, by calling at their store corner oil
Market and Union streets.
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If you want Grapboscope, go to
Robnson's.
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The work Is really gem OF Dictionary
INST Inc thing TOR the milhon'-A. 10
Monthly. .cuuppr.M sprino-
az Mes ard sold by all Booksellers.
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FR1sDAY. FEBRUARY 40. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to-New Advertisements.
For observation-disclosures Hudson.
DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills.
DR.. TUFTS Hair DEE.
DR.. TUFTS Expectorart.
Lecture-Chapline st. N. E. Church
For Sale-Potatoes.
. Dissolution Notice.
For Rent
Religious Notice.
For Sale-Counters, &c.
Mule For Sale.
Notice.
Attention, Sir Knights.
For Cincinnati, Louisville, Evans
Vile, Cairo and ST. Louis.
Sergesnfs Sale.
Trustees Sale.
Hsmilton's Opera House. Flra'
page.]
MoRE nice weather Yesterday.
THE proposed new school house II
what troubles us now.
THE "burglarious man" ls in town
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SDiceS.-N hOIe.
Flour.

Soaps,
Colgafe's Sterling,
Or olive,
Pearl.
]. o. O.,
Golden Banner.
Good Intent.
All kinds Fancy Toilet Soap.
Genuln. CASTLE.
For sale, TISGLE 4 IHHAM.
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DoN'T fail to attend the grand Ball
at Turner'S Hall tonight.
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E1lOur.
AT THE Old STAND,
MiIIerS Paint Shop and Store
Opposite the PnitoTce.
Spring Wheat Flour.

SPrIDS wheat FT0Ur.
100 Bis DAVIS Extra.
200 Meme Better.
100 Crossett's Mil.
lU0 Eagle Mills.
In store and for sale by
". REILLY
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For Cincinnati.
THE LIGHT-DRAUGHTPA
Ssenger Steamer X. X. HUDSON,
william List, Commander, Omar.
ey List, Clerk. will leave for the above on
p. nj. For freight or passage apply on
board or to ...,,.
febN q. ID. bOOIh q 10, Asono
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".sTEAM BOATS.
Wheeling, ParkorsburY and
Cincinnati Tranop0reA00n
Company's Packets

DOURIEB,..-.-.....CA JACk oAhhlo9E'
ExPRKss,;,SGIa RH 3s.1 As1 %Sssl:
Ding for Parkersburg every Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday ct
iQX O'Clock Al n. Returning leave6iPark.
erSburg every Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday ut O'Clock A. n.
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling or fMnS
Friday atloX O'Clock AN. Returning iesvess
Psrkersburg every Tuesday, THURSDAY anu
saturday at 9 o'clock A. ID.
For freight or passage apply to 70
~, Agents.
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If YOU want q nice picture Frame 60
TO Robinson's.
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THE "burglarious man" ls in town.
Lookout for him.
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J. UNITED STATES FOR CHE d.
TRiCT OF WEST VIRGEsIA.
IN the matter OF Richard Porter and Rich
ard Porter, partners a. X. Porter a 90.
Bankrupts,
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HAND - APOLLO

new and wonderfully effective
Toilet Soap, having no equal IN
this country or abroad.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-25

the Presidential nomination, and probably
thinks he can operate more effectively to that
end from the Governors chair, with friend
in the Senate, than to be in the Senate him
self. We heard It stated, indeed, months ago
that one of Mr., Tilden's aspirations was for a
Senatorial seat. But his present piece of good
luck has fired him with higher ambition, and
everything will now bend to that. On the
senatorship Mr.. Tilden is undoubtedly for Mr..
Herman"
The Harrisburg PENN Telegraph says
''AIiss Anna DiCk.n on is reported as declaring
that a short time before his death Horace
Greeley said to her that he intended to bring
the Tribune back to the Republican party,
acknowledging that he had been misled and
deceived, and stating that the balance of his
life should be devoted to repairing the injury
he had done. If Miss Dickinson's word is
questioned by the crazy fellow who now mis-
manages the Tribune she is not of the metal to
be silent. If her statement goes uncontra-
dicted, then the overthrow of the present man.
agement is certain. Greeley's name has been
the buoy on WEIGH Reid has fosted. If that
support is taken away he becomes simply and
entirely contemplate"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-25
F.ASHLNGTON AND ITS RAIL
ROAD Eh EHIEG.

The worst managed and perhaps the most
impecuniOus railroad in this country at the
present time is the Chesapeake and Ohio,
extending from Richmond, through Cen
tral Virginia and West Virginia, to Hun
tington, on the Ohio river-42O miles The
best managed, the best paying and a rail-
road in good credit everywhere, is the Bal
timorc and Ohio, now opened up 10 Chi
cage, in the West, and extending up the
Shenandoah valley, South, towards Middle
Tennessee. Both are great railroad enter
Prises, but very differently managed. We
see the Baltimore and Ohio making its
greatest efforts and extending itself in two
essential directions of trade and commerce,
and the Chesapeake and Ohio, not only
standing still, but struggling with financial
distress. And yet we are told that the
last-Gamed road is sustained by such New
York capitalists as William B. Aspinwall,
A. A. Low. Moses Taylor and others of
equal responsibility The position of this
road at the present time is an anomaly. 1t
is, indeed, great railroad enterprise with
both ends cut of.
Both these roads are, however, managed
with single idea, the one looking to Bal
timOre and the other to Richmond. Both
discriminate in favor of these cities, and
against Washington. Indeed, the Chesa-
peake and Ohio entirely ignores Washing
ton, which is its shortest and most natural
outlet TO the East and North. We were
promised 10y Mr.. Garrett that when the
Washington branch was opened. giving us
direct communication with the West, that
Washington should share its advantages
equally with Baltimore. This promise has
not been kept, and to prove that it has not
1t is only necessary to 90 to Harper Ferry
and make the test. Two dollars is charged
for a ticket from that point to Washington.
For dollar more passenger is carried all
the way to Baltimore. The same discrim-
ination is made against freight from the
West for Washington. We suggest TO Mr..
Garrett that this is not fair, considering the
great income his road derives from Wash
ingtOn.
Nor has Washington reaped those advan-
tages in ''cheap food supplies which were
promised as soon as we had direct railroad
communication with the rich producing
counties Of Jefferson, Berkeley, Washing
Ton, and the upper portion of Loudoun.
Notwithstanding the cheapness of eggs,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-25

TIE Hartfort COHrant in an article entitled
Democratic Uncertainty" says: at is anus
ing, if not instructive, to watch the course of
the Journals which endeavor to lead the party.
The New York Tribune is endeaveriDg, with
poor success, to find speaker for the next
House, who will be an exponent of the new
reform. The World, when it can descend to
the earth from the cosmiC region which it af-
fccts since the success of the Syracuse plat
form, breaches of hard money, free trade
and home rule much to the disgust of the
Democratic masses. The New Haven Register
with unexpected frankness improves the OPP
pOrtunity to make TRADE against the 'nigger,
which reads as though it was reprinted from
the Lera' Of halEa-dozen years ago. The
Hartford Times keeps commercially cool, and
is evidently in doubt whether it is wise to base
too great hopes upon the little revolution Of
this fall. The Southern papers are sure the
millennium has come, and that the white man
has regained his rights, while the Western edit
ors are specializing as to the best manner to
secure unlimited currency and to administer
rebuke to the Eastern capitalists who control
the World" This is all very well so far as
the Opposition goes, but is the Republican
party any better of: Is there any more
unanimity among its journals or its leaders! ?
Putting the amendments to the Constitution,
the payment of the public debt, and one or two
other things aside, there is really only one
point upon which the Republican leaders agree,
namely, that the Democrats will have a hard
time when they obtain control of the House,
ard will find it difficult to unite upon any
thing. As a speculation and a theory this is
very pleasant and cOnsoling, but would It not
be better to 60 to work and put our own House
in order
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Knoxville Chronicle says the programme
Of the Tennessee Democrats is to elect Cover
nor John c. Brown to the United States Sem
ate, tout of sheer spite to Andrew Johnson"
If there is one thing in which the New York
World places implicit faith it is in the GER
tainty of Democratic victories under the ban
ner of the New York Democrats. How sad,
then, is it TO find Western Journals reYiling
that banner as ''Manton Marbles Syracuse
word structure upon which the Democracy
of the West are prepared 10 ''expectOrate."
One dose of Democracy generally goes a
long way. A single years Democratic su-
premacy quite satisfied the Wisconsinites. Last
year the cOnglomerate party carried that State
by about twelve thousand majority. This year
it went the other way by six thousand. Long
before the expiration of the Democracy's en-
suing term of power, the Republicans of other
States who, by apathy and negligence, per-
mitted the BUurbons to triumph, will come to
their senses and regret that they had not
looked before they leaped..
special election will be held in the Fourth
Congressional district of Tennessee on the 3Ist
of December, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of John W. Head, (Dem.,) who was
elected to the Forty-Fourth Congress on the
Sd instant. The Republicans talk of nominal
ing candidate, although they poll only
about one fifth of the entire vote OF the dis
trict. With several Democrats in the field,
however, they may be successful, especially as
it is probable the full Democratic vote will not
be polled
The st. Louis Democrat says, in Justice to
Senator Schurz and other Liberals who have
acted with him: ''They have steadily insisted
that 1t was never their purpose to abandon or
defeat, but only to insist upon greater fidelity
to the essential principles Of the Republican
party, and that, as against Bourbon Democ-
racy, they would be found as earnest and reso-
lutte as ever. Senator Schurz has manifested
his sincerity by determined effort to redeem
this State from the hands Of the Bourbons at
the very time when, if he had cared for re,
election, 1t would have been the suggestion of
policy 10 keep silent"
The Albany On. y Journal does not be-
lieve Governor-eiect Tilden is likely to become
a candidate for the United States Senate. The
journal says: "Ie has his eyes fixed now on
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-25

REPRESENTATIVE SLuSs, of Alabama, is
now in Washington. With characteristic
energy he has already taken steps to secure
the prompt transmission Of subscriptions
for the relief of his afflicted constituents,
hundreds of whom were victims of the tor
nado which swept over that section of the
country last Sunday. Men, women and
children were killed by the falling walls,
while others were rendered houseless and
homeless by the destructive effects of the
storm. No more earnest demand upon the
charity OF our people has occurred for years
than is TO be found in the appeals of these
Alabama sufferers, and no more worthy
agent for the transmission of subscriptions
could he found than Major Sloss. 1t is to
be hoped that his efforts will meet with a
hearty and generous response.