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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-11

TAKE CARE OF -FOUR VALUABLES. -
Call and examine the fire and burglar-proof
vaults of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels, silYerware other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according TO size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take waTaiRg from the Chicago and Boston fires.
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divided into twenty thousand gifts, viii be dis
Itributed among The ticket-holders. .
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ooLoKzD soHooLs-LoyEJoY BUILDING.

Grammar, No. 8, Third district Miss g.. A.
Dyson, teacher: First honor, medal, Rophinia
Mills: certifcates Rachel Coleman, William
Harrison, Edward Russell, Lucinda Speed,
sophia tohnsan. Number belonging, III pres
Primary, No. ., tThird djstrict)-Miss E. A.
Chambers; First honor, medal, Sarah Thortoni
certificates, Stephen Watson, Sarah Blanket, mar
Catharine Cox. Samuel Mark, Irving SHINES,
Isaac Ford. Number belonging, 20; present. 70.
4 Primary, No. Q, Third districtl-Mr M. -.
Quicker, teacher: First honor. medal Charity
Mailman; Certificates, GIifin Wsshington, John
jackson, VIM Smith, Virginia Wilson, Lucy
johnson, Sonia Davis, Elisabeth Jsnkins, vir-
ginia Browuer, Mary Nelson. sEmms Kelton,
Lucy Davis. Johanna sprigg. Georglsnna John
Laura BLACKWELL Grifnn Washington. Number
belonging, 81 present, 81
Primary, No. To- Third district)-Mies L 4
Lewis, teacher: First honor, msdai, Henrietta
Brooks; certificates, Charles Smith, Ida smith
Giant Smith. John BunklinR, james Braxtop
George Smith, Sarah smith, Cathsrins Scott
Number belonging, So; present, 81.
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Part Ii. La Mouchoir Satinique; 2 Merlin'a
Mage E, T2sket; 3 Senegsls Layj l. Second sight;
:. The Troubled watches; 0. The PhilanLhropio
Banker: ]. The Clever Cook: 8. Hunting made
Easy 3 HerrInanns Marvellous Escape from the
Part III. lie FoularlJEponAise; .. The Electric
Glove; 3. The World in Bottle; Z. The AmatsnR
Showman;.5. The Devil Knot; q. Sun and Moon;
IA Comedy OF Errors; s. An Astounding Decep-
ton; .. 0iableris in 1874. . =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-11

MASSEY'S PHILADELPHIA Xxx ALE,
The finest domestic ale in tie market, for sale
by dealers at so per doz. pint bottles or by the
agent, Samuel q. Palmer, Georgetown, D. G.
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SUNDAY SIeHT SCENTS.
At the Central PARK Garden. near the Park,
NAV also be witnessed phase or city lie on Sun
daY evenings. There the dignifed Theodore
Thomas wields his magic baton, and there, too,
s'Wine, women and song II is noticeable fact
that large part Of the Sunday evening audiences
are composed Of Jewish eitisens wno' w ", tneiI
the tables in the inclOsure or out on the open
promenade and drink, smoke and chat in the jol
h6S. %I SSp6r bV Sunday evening concerts with
their presence. These are quickly observaoie oy
their nest-ntting clothing, their dismondstudded
and bV The ponchsiant manner in which they lay
back in their chairs while they pun their "heina
Victoria'Sn and smile at the pretty girls prone.
few occupy private boxe. on the second balcony o.
the incIosufe. But these are mostly Wonlo-pe
aristecrats who really do not ENJOY themselves ~
either With themselves or their surroundings and
retire in the early part Of The sysnl1g H ssat y
after BY young COUPLES, fOf the reason that from
thence they can enjoy . private tefe-o-IeIe 81
suiuEe themselves By caring 81 the promenso LEI,
sic by any means but intersperses his pious nor
esGuT with sundry lively waltzes and gAlops tnat
make the eye. the Young people Sparkle n1 im mlaI
tiently. Thomas 10 an immense favorite hero,
and his appearance Is the nightly signal OF ap-
troupe next season: but Of this there Is as YET
nothing definite to be said.
SUNDAY MIGHT DANCE.
Leaving the ariscratic locality OF the Park LEI
Us HE away to the more democratic precincts o.
Houston street. There, located . stones throw
from the marble headquarters OF the commission
ere OF police 10 situated GerInau hall. Scarcely
SUNDAY evening passes that the shTln straini
OF some cheap orchestra Is not heard playing
queorliles ana WaltEes for 9 gay party OF dancers
who seen % enjoy themselyes an the more be
they are INDUCING. These hops are usually River
by German society, but any one who chooses Il
invest nifty cents for the privilege may mingie II
the may dance The free-and-essy ha bits OF the 81
people may De imagined Fhsn it y stated tia
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BEAUTIFUL BELLS.

REAUTIFUL BELLS.
A beautiful and Instructive musical psr,or
Amusement.
THE GOLDEN OHIMI BELLS
Are perfect In TONE md TUNE. and can be played
by one or more persons without having previous
knowledge OF music.
seen a. Metzerott Co. music STORE, =
l Sole AQenk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-23
OHIO.
Killed on the Railroad.

ToLKDo, Jan. 22.-Daniel Murphy, 8
switchman in the employ OF the Lake
Shore-railroad company, was run over
and instantly killed while switching
cars this morning, He leaves a wife
and two children.
Proceedings OF the Legislature.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 22.-1n the House
this morning, bills were introduced to
fine persons who adulterste milk, in the
cum Of twenty-five dollars or imprison-
ment in the county jail from ten to
twenty days or both; to repeal the act
for the'disposition of unclsimed costs;
to authorize township trustees and
county commissioners to pay for materi-
al used by road supervisors; to punish
such acts as soaping or tampering with
steam boilers to provide that jurors be-
fore justices courts shall receive one
dollar per day from the successful
party. Resolutions were offered asking
for the passage OF acts by Congress for
the expansion of currency, and for es-
tablishing national bureau transporta-
ton. Both were ordered publish ed.
In the Senate bill was introduced
for Furnishing warehouse and commits
zion merchants Tor converting property
OF shippers to their own use by fine and
Imprisonment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-23
New York Market.

New YORK, January 22-Cotton-
Lower; middIiDg uplsDds l6ic. Flour
Lower; receipts 10000 barrels; su-
perfine western and State s. 90@6 l5;
common to good 6 3097 20; good 10
choice 7 65@7 7G white wheat extra
7 2567 65. Corn meal quiet and firm;
western 3 1908 so. Whisky-99@
99Ic Wheat-A shade frmer, receipts
10000 bushels; No. 2 spring 81 $40
| CO. No. 3 Milwaukee COOL 62; In
diana spring 55@l 60. Rye-Scarce
and firm; western and Canada at 81 O3
al 10. Barley-Scarce aud advanc>
log; four rowed State 81 so. Malt
Quiet. Corn-Scarcely so firm; receipts
2j 600 bushels; new mixed ahoat So
GS9c; new white ahoat SSc; old western
mixed in store 93c, do snoat 95996c:
Oat,-Is heavy aud lower; re-
ceipts $4,000; mixed western SO
66Oc; white western Goa SIC.
Hogs-UDchanged. Coffee and Sugar
dull Molasses and Rice unchanged.
Petroleum-Decidedly higher; refoed
spot l4tc; Grst halt OF March l4ic;
last halt OF March lj!c; crude 6lc.
Esgs-HeaVy; Canada aud western
23925c. Provisions-Pork heavy /;
new mess Sl5J; SIC 90 March. Beef
aud cut meats unchanged; middles
heavy; long clear 8ic; short clear &c.
L.rd-Hesvy; prime steam 999!c /;
February 9!c; March 1902 lilo.
Butter and Cheese unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-23

OF his life be ssid: "a little nearer
home, my boy" Such old age is won
derlul. am more than halt ioclined
to say, as see that misty picture
through my tears, that the good mao,s
hour OF departure was the happiest. ]
is the hour when the brave soul kneeis
to receive his crown, when angels re-
lieve him of his helmet and heavy
armor, and he enters the presence OF
the Supreme Ruler, to receive the re-
ward OF bis valor. But l will not say
this. will still cling to the conviction
which possessed me before this dear
memory well-nigh threw me out OF bal
ance.
What, thea, lie the hsppiest period Of
human life? am sure there ia only
one answer. 1t is nor. II am doing
my duty, to-day is the best day l have
ever had. Yesterday bad happiness
OF it's own, and up to this morning it
was the best day OF all. l would not,
however, live it over again. strisg it,
as new bead, on the chaplet OF praise,
and turn to the better work and the
higher thoughts of the present time. OF
all the many days OF my life, give me
to-day. This should be our feeling
always, from the cradle 10 the hour
when we are called TO 60 up higher.
Childhood is best for children, man
hood is best for men, and old age for
the silver-haired. We will sll join in
a chorus Of common thanksgiving to
God, and, when asked, Which is the
happiest period p will say-childhood,
manhood, and old age alike :Oh, Father,
it is notc."-N. y. Independent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-23
INDIANAPOLIS.
Che Exprcssnen.s Convention.

The Expressmen's Convention.
INDIANAPOLIS, January % The Ex-
association reassembled at
the house of representative hall this
morning and considerable amouni OF
business pertaining to the association
was transacted. Chicago was chosen
as the next place fer the meeting In
1875 The following executive COM
mittee was chosen for the ensuing year !:
w. II. Yates, oil Cleveland; j. j. Val-
entine, San Francisco; j. Marrell, Jr.,
Philadelphia; G. P. Thayer, New
York; Z. G. Wescott, New Haven
A resolution OF thanks TO the various
Railroad Companies, State Departm ent,
newspapers and Express Companies Tor
courtesIes extended the association,
was then passed and the Convention
adjourned.
The Temperance Societies.
The representatives of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union OF Indiana
met in Convention IN st John parlsh
school house this morning. About ten
societies were represented and more
delegates are expected.
The w0rkingmon.
The Grand Lodge OF the Ancient Or
der of Workingmen OF the State OF
Indiana, convened in this city this a.
ternoon. A full representation OF otii-
GERS and representatives OF subordinate
lodges are present,
RaiI1oad Meeting.
At meeting of the stockholders oil
the. Logansport, Crawsfordsville and S.
W. R. R., held at Charlottesville, lud.'
Yesterday, officers and Directors were
elected. Officers elected; S. D. Schuy-
Ter, President; D. D. Dykemau, Wee
President; and Jas. A. Pareys, sscre'
tary
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-23
RIVER NEWS.

New ORLEBSs, January 22.-Arrived
-Vicksburg and Susan Shannon. No
boats up. Weather cold and raining
all day. River rising.
CAIRO, January 22.-Arrived to day
Lee and Red River. Depared Wild
George.
ST. LOUIS, January 22-River fell %
inches. 1t rained till p. N. Mercury
So.
ST.. LOUIS, January 22.-Arrived-
Atlantic, Carlo. W. J. Lewis, Mem
phis, Capita City, Vicksburg. De-
psrted-G. C. Wolf, Vicksburg, The
river is 2ieet, aud sll upper streams are
swelling. The gorge at Madison has
broken away aud others will probably
20. There was heavy rain last night,
and part Of to-day was mild.
LOUISVILLE, January 22-The river
has fallen three inches in the last
tweuty-lour hours. At 6 P. NJ. the
marks showed 10 feet 3 inches in the
channel; canal 8 feet 3 inches in the
pass. The weather Was warm with
rain in the afternoon.
CINCINNATI, Jauuary % The river
is twenty-five feet in the chsnuel and
rising. Arrived; Andes, Wheeling
Ben Franklin, Memphis; Parsgo, New
Orleans. Departed: Andy Baum, Mem
phis; Charles B. Church and Samue
] J. Hall, New Orleans.
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New York Cattle MarkeI,

NEW York, January 22.-Beevss-
Receipts GO head, making 24ll for the
last three days. against 1880 same time
last week. The market 10 weak with a
downward tendency. The offerings
were smoothly sold, prices ranging from
ST 10 l0c for Texas and 9@l2!c for ma
tive steers. Sheep and Lambs-Frssh
arrivals $500 head, making 1850 for
the last three days, against 6 ,74O same
time last week. The demand is light
and the market dull and heavy at de-
clire Of about cent for common 10
mtdnm grades. Extra to fancy sheep
are scarce. The best offered were taken
at good prices. The extreme range for
the qualities offered. Including com mon
to fancy, were 5@7ic; fair to good ca
Clc hogs-Arnvsls 5, 5,l60 head, max
ing $1,000 for the last three days,
against 5000 same time last week.
Live Hogs-Quiet at $1,000, with one
car OF Ohio's Of 1889 and one car q
$3.50. Dressed Hogs-Weaker, and
closed at 6iG7lc. Western Hogs lad
a fair demand at 6567tc.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFlcER'
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, lam }
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and thence west
ward over the northern portion OF the
Middle States, cloudy weather with
rain and continued high winds And
falling eter, during portion OF
tbe dsy the winds on the coast increas'
,ne in force. For the Lake Region
cloudy weather with rain or snow dur
ing the night, followed by rising bar
ometer, lower temperature and north
erly to westerly winds. For the North, {,
west, partly cloudy and continued cold
weather with snow in the Lower Mis-
souri, and Central Mississippi Valleys.
For the Ohio Valley and thence south
ward to the Cult, variable winds with
areas of rain and lower temperature by
Friday night. For the southern por-
ton OF the Middle States and thence
southwark to Florida, generally fair
weather and high temperature, with
southerly winds will prevail during the
erester portion Of the day.
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BOSTON.
Iron and Steel Consumers.

BosToN, January % AT a meeting
Of the consumers OF iron and steel, held
here yesterday, an organization to pro-
mote their interes: was formed and q
constitution and bylaws adopted. The
constitution declares the object OF the
association to secure legislation in the
interest Of the consumers OF iron and
steel, but strictly forbids the use o.
money for that purpose. The President
is George Barlos, OF Syracuse, and
amoag the executive committee is M
L. Fost, OF Canton. Ohio. The follow
ing was unanimously adopted:
ReSolved, That this Association re-
spectrulIy petition Congress TO reduce
the duty on steel, and make imports
wholly epecifc without regard to value.
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NEW YORK.
sarnana Bay Company.


New YORK, January ga cable
dispatch says that the Samsns Bay
Company has negotiated a loan on land
for five million OF dollars, and as part
of the negotiation the company agrees
to take up the Hart Mountain lands
which had been repudiated by the Baez
government.
Congregational Council Called For.
A call for a council Of the Congrega-
tional churches Las been authorized in
case OF an emergency, by DR.. Budding
tons church, to advise on the whole
subject involved in the recent cores
pondence by the churches OF which
Rev. Messrs. Storrs, Buddlugton and
Beecher are respectively pastors.
A Cuban Victory.
A Havana dispatch Gays according
to Spsnish official reports Of the en-
gagement at Las Melones, near Cana
gasia, Elk hundred and fifty troops under
Cslsnile Espands met eighteen hundred
ipsurpents, and after severe fight of
six hours and hall, the Spaniards re-
treated, having four officers and fifty
priystes wounded, Espanda having his
nose shot OFT.
Private Cuban advices say Espanda
had twelve hundred mer, only TWO
hundred and fifty of whom escaped
death, wounds, or capture.
Forced 10 Contribute.
Foreigners will pay their quote OF the
forced lean of thirty millions, because
their business depends on the payment
Their quote will amount to from about
ten thousand to fifty thousand dollars
It's understood that ten thousand OF
the amount goes to psy the soldiers.
Hi.sinE the American Flag.
As the United States steamer Wor-
cester sailed from Havana with the
band playing, the rabble gathered on
the wharf and Missed as she passed, Dip
ping her flag to Moro Castle and tue
Spanish war vessels.
The Csai Trade.
meeting OF the Presidents OF the
different coal companies they have
agreed as follows for this year, and the
rtrade will open on the first OF March at
an average advance of l5c cents per
ton above the prices for 1873, and the
price per ton will be afterwards ad-
vanced each month to the end OF the
season as follows: Scale, April, SC
Nav and June, 10c; July, August, Sep
tember, October and November, l5c.
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Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, Md

uynE FOLLOWING sTATEMENT III
| strictly I'm accordance with the facts, and
IN no overdrawn picture OF what can bc
done:
ofTich Rlluvial bottom lands, not liable to
overflow, In the form OF an oblong sQuRrr,
level, and at this time In fine condition,
situated between thePotomno river aud tho
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with adepot
or switch connected with the property, ami
Is about half way between Cumberland and
the densely populated coal and iron region
OF Georges Creek Valley, where vegetables,
or, in other words, the products OF truck
farm. can be sold In any quantity and nj
prices far exceeding the rates In Eastern
cities.
The health OF this place aud Vicinity l.
excellent and agua and fever unknown for
the past twenty years
There are also about seventy. five acres Of
strong Limestone upland situated on the
opposite side OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad from the bottom land
The quality Of this land and Its proximity
10 certainly the most active and best mar
kets I'm the world, would make ono under
standing truck farming 10 realize fortune
I'm a few years.
This region OF country IL rapidly rllinE
up, and thus far the market cannot be sup
piled without sending Oh for vegetables
frum other places.
II sny one desiring IN make profitable
investment I'm such property will visit this
place and ind that all we claim for u hs
well as what In represented about our mar
kets, &c, has not been correctly stated, his
expenses will be paid We therefore conn
IDENTIFY invite persons 10 come ana look ana
lnye.ilgate the matter for themselves.
There N lime kiln on or near the prop
erty, which the party buying can uss
without rent, and thus make his lime at
simply the expense of coal and burning.
Address: *. ID. IOHNsON,
febs-cad Cumberland Nd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-23
NEW YORK STATE.
Ice and High water In Buffalo Riv
er-Immense Damage Done.

er-Immense Damage Done
BUFFALO, January 22-The weather
and high water caued the ice in the
Buffalo river to move about ii o'clock
this morning, pilling it up in such
force against the pontoon bridge over
Oaio street az to carry away that struc-
ture. aud in its course sweeping away
ten fret class vessels, piling them in
uoe mass against Michigan street
urldge. The bowsprits OF the vessels
in their rapid course carried away the
lower part OF Plympton's elevator, and
inflictiDg serious damage to the City
and Niagara elevators, and completely
demolished the sheds OF the n. Y. c.
R. R. Co. The loss is estimated at q
million OF dollars. Michigan street
bridge still holds the accumulated mas
but should it give way, there is no CAL
culating the damage that would be done
to vessels and property below. The
water is now overflowing the banks and
running to the lake through Hamburg
canal. The greatest excitement pre-
walls.
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affecting ge9lster.

The announcement OF the death OF
Madame PARKPA Rosa will be received
with profound grief by the many friends
of this estimable lady and by all lovers
OF good music. Her many amiable
traits as q woman no less than her
artistic skill as one OF the very foremost
singers Of the day, had endeared her to
the public all over this country, and the
news of her death will create paug of
genuine grief. She sang in this city
two or three times during the past ten
years and was universally admired for
her musical talents and loved for her
high character as lady. Her husband,
CARL Rosa, is noted as violiDist and
musical director.
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PniIadelphia Market.

\ PHILADELPHIA, january G.-FIour'-
Improved demand for home use
superfine IS 00@5 So Wisconsin
aud Minnesota extra family Z 009
! 65; Ohio and Indiana I 65@S60.
wheat-Dull and lower; red 81 57@
81; amber / 57@l So white | 500
lS9. Rye-In fair demand al 94@96c.
Corn-In limited demand; new yellow;
7SC9S2c; western mixed SIC. Oats
Declined in State and western; white
56@60c. Barley-Csnads is held at
81 S0@l % Whisky-Held at 81 0l.
Petroleum-Crude l0Ic; refined Isle.
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S.uYork Drr GOOD. market

NEw YoRK, January 2D-The wealth
er continues uniaYorable for the DIS
tribution OF sprDg goods and business
is generally quiet. Cotton goods steady
in frat bapdf; bleached shirtings and
co,tons d.s fairly active; Garyers prints
iobbipg ct 9lc Anoskesg SIC; Park
checks are reduced !cf worsted dress
goods are improving. WooleDs fat;
white French orgaDdies and Hamburg
edgiugs are brisk.
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Chicsgo Market.

CHICAGO, January 22-Flour-Ds!l
aud unsettled, buyers and sellers apart.
Wheat-Sleady and IN moderate de-
mand; No, i spring 81 2Si; No. .. l 22tt
cash; / 23i bidder Febusry; 2Si sel-
Ter March; No 3, l l7l@l l7lf Germ
dull and lower, No . mixed 57.S57sc
cash; 5Slc seller FEBRUARY; sole sellsr
March. oats-Steady aud in moderate
demand; No. ., 4lsc cash; IL seller
February. Rye-Quiet and unchanged.
Bsrley-Demand active and prices sd-
vanceJ; No. .. 81 54@l 81; No. ;,
l 24@l 40 Whisky-Quiet at 95le,
Pork-Dull and prices declined; sl4 90
ola 10 cash; IA H09l4 37i seller
February. Lard-0pened dull and
closed steady; 50 IS cash. Bulk Meats
steady and in moderate demand; shonld-
ers SIC; short RIB &c; green shoulders
SIC; hams l6c; average Sit(99c.
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UTAH.
lhe legislature.

SALT LAKE, January GA special
message from the Governor TO the Ter
ritorial Legislature, states that the Pres-
ent Legislature contains seven probate
Judges, three county clerks, ten mayors
OF cities and one territorial warden oI
a penitentiary. He recommends that a
law be enacted that person can hold
but one Office, and he also recommends
the passage OF law providing for mi-
norlty representation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-23

The city Of Pittsburgh presents a
claim for compensation for the 60 call
ed "iortifcatons" erected on the hills
around that city during the healthy
scare oCcasioned by the JONES Or
JENKINS raid 1--WE have forgotten which }
in 1862. The fun Of the thing ought
to be sufficient compensation Tor the
expense incurred, for Pittsburgh has
scarcely yet ceased to laugh over the
many ludicrous incidents OF the scare
and the numerous jokes that were per-
petrated at the expense OF the obese
citizens who labored upon the fortfca'
tions.
Wheeling had half a dozen rights
of the same kind, and traditions are yet
current concerning the Ctzens who
were driven into the ranks of the mill.
tis at the point OF the bayonet to keep
JENKINS and MORGAN from sacking the
town, but no claim for restitution has
vet been made upon the general gov
eminent. II tue Pittsburgh claim be
allowed, Wheeling will certainly come
in for back pay and perquisites enough
to swamp the Federal treasury and
leave q considerable balance still
unpaid.