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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
JuliA

Sinking the main shaft ID going stead.
lily forward at the usual rapid ratio Of
progress. everything working with the
utmost perfection. The main south
drift on the l000-foot level 10 steadily
advancing. with strongly increasing
prospects. The prospects Of the Julia
never looked 30 fattering a. at the pres.
ent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

Daily yield 500 tons Of ore. There
are no particular changes 10 report OF
tAs ore producing sections Of the mine.
Driving the prospecting drift on the
l7OoLfoot level il making good progress
and Il will not Be long In reaching the
ledge whom We hope 10 record the ind.
ina OF q new BONANZA a. rich and valua-
BE o. that Of the old. fNt I1fk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
Hale = Nsrersas.

The main west ddit on the 22Oo.ioot
level 10 steadily advancing toward the
ore vein. but will have some distance
yet TO run 10 reach Il. The north Wine
has reached tho 2200-foot level and q
drift from the bottom OF the vinze IL be-
ing driven to the northward TO meet and
connect with q south drift from the Saw
age for ventilation purposes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
Ophir.

still sinking the Wine below the tun-
mel level. Il Is down 200 feet to-day on
tho pitch OF the vein. Tho ground Is
working well. and is still quite free from
water. The ledge runs pretty fiat; con.
sequently. vertical depth Is attained
slowly. Tho ore vein continues about
three feet In width and Is steadily Inn
proving In quality N the sinking pro-
gresses. The ore Ii OF tho Comstock
character and yields assays running az
high ~ $40 per ton. Sinking will 10
continued q few days longer, and then
cr~oss-cutting will DO commenced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
Lady

Sinking the main shaft 10 making
good progress; II Is now down asa feet.
Tho min south drift on the 3So.foot
lsvel Ii In o distance Of 2O5 feet, the
faco In soft running ground. Tho north
drift is in 20 feet, the faco In quartz Of
n Ana nhnracter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

Sinking the shait Is making tho usual
rapid speed, the bottom In very favor.
able looking ledge material. The nov
Of water Is light and the prospects Oh
c~ouraRing. 7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

Shaft in highly favorable ledge mat
ter. with somo little water. but not
enough to interfere with work. Prep
arations are being made for drifting in
the ledge at q favorable point for ore sI.
traction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
ISancy.

Tho repairs to the shaft and the srsc.
ton Of tho new boilers and q new con-
denser arc going steadily forward. and
will probably DO completed. ready to
again start up, by about tho goth OF the
present month. A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

Sinking the main shaft making good
progross. The rock In the facc Of tho
north drift on the third station level is
much softer. No changes on the second
station level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
s,.x.-. a.a Ms.aas.tai.

The joint shaft OF these mines has
been sunk to a depth Of 2o5 feet. having
passed In its course almost entirely into
the hanging wall Of tho ledge. The
rock is quito hard and the bottom per
iectly dry. A station IL being opened at
a depth OF 900 feet for the purpose OF
c~ross-cutting the ledge and opening M
both mines al tho very earliest moment
possible. The machinery Is working
we'll and both mines are In excellent
condition for future operations. The
prospects Of both are certainly very Hat
tering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

vALLr,o. August 4.-william W. VIII
liains, nm apprentice In tho steam engi-
nssring machine shop al Mare Islsnd.
was caught In the driving bolt. carried
round about twenty revolutions, and
u arm was torn TO pieces and q leg
shattered. rF T.rn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

/. TIE NV DnrcTonY. y. D. Bethel
Il expected TO arrive from San Francisco
matt week. and commssoe delivering his
new directory Of Storey Lyon, Ornisby
and washos Counties. sul
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

Sinking the main shaft below tho 4So.
foot level IL going steadily forward. Also
driving the north aud south drifts on the
450-foot lovels. No important develop
ments to report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05


Cleaning out and snlarying the old
incline Is going forward a. rapidly a.
the nature OF the work will permit.
When the incline vas sunk two or three
9 ago, IL Was made small, much too
contracted for deep work. 30 that It Is
nov necessary TO considerably enlarge
II. in order 10 make it available for tn
ture. working purposes. The main DIM,
on the l7OOtfoot level Of tho Imperial.
il steadily advancing with more and
more favorable prospects OF tho devei'
opmeat Of a paying mine.
9ssia q Curry.
Repairing the shaft al the tsnth sta
ton is being pressed to completion with
al the energy possible, every man being
employed that can fnd o to work.
Eniarging and timbering tho drifts ON
the I7UO-foot level so ~ TO give greater
ventilation. Is going forward m fast N
The work can be accomplished. The
work Is necessarily very allow. a. the
heat Ii simply intense and the labor
very trying ON the workmsn.
North Carsss.
Face Of drift in pophyry and clay.
With heavy strcaks Of rsddish brown
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

V
illustrsson sf this. Lees mission was
mot Of mercy. bat 70 lead the snisrsnss
into smbuscads, has thsy m'gns %
slaughtered. Hs ridieul'd tho assertion
Of defence, thas notnins ou' y. ~.
mony Of Sm,.n n 0cnnse,ea Leo S''u 'n'
massacre e'nss ssv''H' 'nA'An0s VIZ
sni'as suAssmsn' 0'"n.y
oshsr v'snsssse-so@s ,o' o'n,s.
Inc p01 .S.,.s.
-.
- ~ .. - 4.
90 W ~,
'0 n..s,. ..s.,,.a ~
oo. ,.a..",-~ a..,...
Aiinssa
dsnss' saying us on es'Aosnsa p'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

The old machinery has bssn started
up. pumping out the shsft. and has Al
ready reduced ths water 100 feet. There
Is still 160 feet Of watsr 70 pump out.
When this Is done the heavy new Cor
nish Lit pump win b pat In position,
and about that time. also. the powerful
pump engine. . duplicate Of that for the
famous @. & @. shaft. Virginia, will ar
rive and. a. Dol as practicable. DO put
into working service.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
Bsleaer.

There Is little or no change In the
daily yield Of the mine. or the general
appearance Of the ore producing SEQ
lions. Tho ventilation Of the l6OO-foot
level. by means Of the connecting driit
with the Crown Point IL fast cooling
tho level. and preparing tho way for
working that portion with speed and
comfort. Tho main prospecting drift
OH the lG00.foot level Is making good
progress. Nothing now OF any other
portion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

The stock and fixtures of the compoS-
ing room of the defunct Republic news
paper. were sold in New York Yesterday,
to satisfy the judgments obtained by the
late employees.
The majority of the select committee
on Southern Affairs, George +. lIoar,
Wheeler, Frye and Marshall will leave
for New Orleans in day or two.
The Virginia Legislature yesterday,
adopted resolutions protesting against
the recent conduct Of the Federal troops
in Louisiana, rs Il gross and wanton
usurpation OF power.
A Central commissioner for the In
tcrnatonal Exposition at Philadelphia,
has been appointed in the Kingdom Of
the Netherlands.
Kellogg and Packard have kilograms
stating that the new Congressional Com
% ittec will leave Washington to-day Tor
New Orleans.
\ large meeting was held in Balti-
more last night, to protest against the
military interference in Louisiana; Rcy-
erdy johnson was the leading speaker.
Resolutions were offered yesterday in
the Kansas Legislature endorsing Grant
Kellogg and Sheridan, and opposing the
citizens Of Louisiana. 1t Is the special
order for Wednesday next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
SeWYOrk Market.

New YORK. January lj.-Cotton-
Quiet at l5s@l5!c. Futures closed
weak; sales 1900 bales; January ljc;
February l5c; March Is 7-lG@ l5!c;
April 10 2s-32c; May IL 3-32c; June 10!
q 10 1890; July lG:@l6 ll'lGc. Flour
dull, heavy and lnwer; superine west
ern and state 50 9O@I %; common to
good - 6jG IS; good to choice 81 96CT
> 2Oi white wheat extra - 2OMG 90; cX.
ira Ohio Il Gjm6 80; St. Louis SI g5CI
5 90. Rye Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Corn Meal-Quiet at Il l5m 1 50. Wheat
Dull; receipts 5000 bushels: No.
spring 81 1901 10; No. spring 81 O6C|
! OS: ungraded Iowa and Minnesota u IL
al 10 amber 81 2j@l ~. Ryc-Quiet
at 93g 9Gc. Barley and Malt-Quirt and
unchanged. Corn-Lcss active; receipts
10000 bushels; mixed western new So
@SSc; yellow SSdSslc. Oats-Un.
changed; receipts 1900 bushels. Hay
Quiet. Cohee-Quiet; RIO l7lm 20
Sugar-Stcady ut sasic. Molsssrs
Steady; New Orleans at G0GGGc. Rice
Quiet. Pctrolcum-No Nominal; refined
at l2!c; crude GIc. Rosin-Dull at - %
a. 10. Turpentine-Firmer at &1m
374c. Eggs-Firm at 3Om&2c. Pork
Dull new mess so p; prime SlS %.
Beef Unchanged. Cut Moats-Quiet;
dry salted shoulders S.; mIddIcs easier;
long and short clear lOsc; Shoat clear
lOic. Lard-Lower; prime steam l4sr.
Butter Heavy; western 2GCd42c. Cheese
Firm at l2@l53c. Whi,ky-Frm
ut gSp
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16

I..ItI, liver -.,r.i.. each day
r',,, .,.. arJ J.rr rnp,J. - L,I.
'I'.'I 80. .-,., d,,.,,,, - c.,.,.
.,n;,J ''.,. T''.'., ,,'.. ,,,-, ~. lI.nJ WE.r
','.''I ''' -, .,r,.i.I ,.,,.'.,.J
!, ~, c.;i' g., ,',,n;ra,o ,bi. yn.f amount of
IT ..t'', ~. ,,r;.b ,b.r..r.r. r...
''"A.,"' -, Ill anal .....r.
MAINS " P,''S'' '', ..I..,.,..' ', MA,
N'y'' l." ''r'I P"' ~,
must Dee tH" '."'.,'"'. "' ,''. 49,
when II D. receiving ana running ''' !"
day t"" ANA "a Hni P"'n,' q" I''7''
Nature tr.r' To WORN '' 'u.' I"'.l'
through other 'h''''''' ",'' ''
kidney, lung. 5"...' W." -,'.,.'. ,'
organs become "I''.'''' ,'. III n.y. ' ..,r.
TINS labor, '' ''.,...' . ',., ,,.;,n.,,"J ,;i ,i.
luh''loi' '',''i ,.,, .'.,,, ,-,og.i,. di.aa-.I
P',,,,,' T.,' G-.s,. which is the Great cicctri-
'.. ....-.'.y.rI y.,,Iffy i.upduIv ,lIug-
I.,' .I,.,. ,i...gnhn,r,hy blood winch ps.--
49,, 'rr,p, the heart. and it fnil. 10 per
r,-,, H. ofiro BEAUTIFULLY Hence the
.,.,,,,.,.r.s Of bill. poisoning. which are
,iyIIdrs. headache iuunpacilv To- keep
.1, mind any subject. impairment uf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, January 5.-FIour--Dull
but unchanged. Whcat-Dull; No. =
spring sslc cash; s9c seller February.
Sg:c seller March; No. S3BO Sic; re-
iccted 7GBm77c. Corn-DuiI and lower;
no. > mixed new 6Glc cash; GGCGG!r
seller February; ~ e. bid seller May; re-
irctcd GlIm GG3c. Oats--Steady and in
moderate demand; No. > $50 j2j cash;
j3c seller February; rejected i@4m50r
Ryc-Dcmand active and prices advauc-
ed; No. l 96tm97c BarIcy--Dull and
nominal; No. II 2Gm 3Ospot Dress
ed Iogs-Firm; light = 80. Pork
Dull and unsettled; closing weak at
slS A. cash; SIS 90 bid seller February.
Lard-Dull at Sl3 81! cash; 5l3 - seller
February. Bulk Mc;t.-Dcmaud fair and
market firm; shoulders GImGgc short RIB
middlcs 9!c; short clear 9Ic, all loose OIL
spot. Whisky-Stcady and in moderate
demand ut 94c. On the call of the board
in the afternoon, Wheat closed firm ut
sS3c seller January; S9:c seller February.
Corn-Dull and t. lower. Pork-Firm
at SIS Az cash; Is 20 seller February
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
BY TELEGRAPH
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report: by esterh
TTnion Line. Office n orthwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
CHARLES TON.
Announcement Of Commit
tees in Both Houses.
They Give General Satisfac-
ton.
Senate Bills Introduced.
A Gigantic Printing Scandal
Unearthed.
Senate Bills introduced.
A Gigantic Printing Scandal
Unearthed.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Jan. Il,

ARIESlON, w N. ' A., Jam l'''
special 10 the Register.
After the announcement of commit
tees in the House this morning, and the
introduction of few unimportant bills,
that body adjourned. In the Senate the
committees were also announced, and Il.
F. Dennis of Greeubrer, introduced Il
bill providing for the codililcation of the
State Laws.
The construction of the committees in
both Houses give general satisfaction.
They were prepared with great care by
Mr.. johnson, President Of the Senate,
and Mr.. Monroe, Speaker of the House.
| tclegraphcd You tho Judiciary Commit
tee yesterday. Simpson is on those of
Finance, and Privileges and Elections.
There is new printing fraud Of large
proportions agitating the community her"
The printing is now let to the lowest bid
der. and. under that arrangement, John
". Gentry has manufactured for the
school Department, one thousand copies
Of blank book with Il printed head, and
containing eleven leaves Of toolScap, for
which he charges the State the modest
sum of ten thousand dollars.
This magnificent swindle Is said to be-
! in strict accordance with law. i.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, January lj.-Cott"n-
Quiet at l$Yc. Flour Unchanged.
Whcat-Dull at II Oiml o.. Corn
Steady at 7Om 7lc. Oa', Steady AT %
GG3c. Rye-Firm at 81 10 Oh. Tn
changed. Egg, Butter and Cheese
Firm. Pork Nominal at SO 90. Lard
Quiet and steady, steam at >l@ 500"
- s.; kettlcSIl 2jc,l4 30. Bulk Meats
Dull; shoulder, G!G6Ic; clear rib sides
9g@99c; clear side, lOc Bacon-QuI"t
and unchanged with little doing Green
Mcats-ln good demand; shoulder,
S. 25to 80; clear rib sides - %. Whi,-
ky-Firm at 9lc.
Hogs-Rcccipts 1886 head; heavy for
lower grades. with which the market is
now oycrstockrd; better grades pu fair
demand; common - OOmG 80; medium
to fair - 7Ol,G 90; good packing and
butchers s. OOm7 ,; about 1000 unsuId;
shipments $40 head
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
General Condition OF Affairs Im the
In

The conviction among the whites that
the Kellogg government was usurpationi
the want of confidence in the State, and
local officials. the heavy decline in State
securities and eXhorbitant taxation; the
reduction of wages, nOn-fulilmeant OF
personal and political pledges, malteas-
ance of home or local officials, disputes
among leading colorcd persons, loss or
cmbezZlement in some cases of school
funds and the failure of the Freedmen ;
Bank, all combined to divide the views
Of the colored voters during the last cam
paign. An effort was accordingly made
by Conservatives to acquire par. OF the
negro vote. With that in view
it was sought in many quarters TO
prOpitiate them. The frequent arrests
by the t. :. Marshals for intimidation
or threats of non-cmployment, and the
apprehension that was felt that tho Re
turning Board would count out their
men, if any excuse for such course WA.
offered, all combined, especially after
the ith of September, to put the Con-
servatives on their good behavior, and
the result was that in November, 1874,
the people of Louisiana did fairly
have free, peaceaDle full registration
and election in which clear Concerva-
tiycs were elected t. the lower house Of
the legislature of which Il majority of the
Conservatives We're deprived by unjust.
Illegal and arbitrary action Of the return
ing board; that there We're turbulent
spirits cannot be denied; these men re-
turned 10 office by the retiring board
in violation Ofthc wishes of the people are
especially odious. In one instance the
editor of the Shreveport Ners, in antici-
patton of the Illustration by the Return
ing Board Of the will Of the people,
openly declared that the only remedy
was to kill the uSurpcrs, and declared
that t. be the sentiments of the COnscr-
vutivcs of his section of the State. y
declaration even of that sort was brought
to our own notice, although it was admit
ted that the white people Of the whole
State felt greatly outraged by the action
OF the Returning Board. Indeed it Is
conceded by all parties that Kellogg
government Is only upheld by Federal
military; withdraw the military and
that government will 60 down.
THE failure to receive the above re-
port until too late for publication pre-
vents its appearance in full, what We do
present, however, is sufficient to show
what it contans.-ED.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
Irwin's Case Again.

Mr. Dawes again brought before the
House the hdbeas corpus proceedings in
the case Of Richard b. Irwin, the rrcuS-
ant witness in the Pacific Mail investiga-
tion, and informed the House that Judge
Macarthur, after the reargument to-day,
delivered an opinion insisting on the
production of the prisoner kasson; sub
mittcd from the Committee on Ways and
Means resolution, ordering that the
Sergeant-at-Arms make known to the
Judge that ne has Irwin in custody pur-
suant to al order Of the House on Its
judgement that he was in contempt of the
House, and for no other reason; also that
the House require him TO retain the body
of Irwin in his custody until Irwin shall
offer to purge himself Of such contempt;
also to inform the Judge that, as an oili-
Ger of the House, he cannot disobry its
orders by releasing or transferring Irwin
from his custody.
After Il discussion Mr. Dawes moved
the previous question IN the midst of
cries vote vote on the Republican 81"
of the house, and an appeal from Mr..
Dodridgc that the Democratic side of the
house should have chance TO be heard
amid the uproar.
Mr. Butler repeated the phrase, "cru-
city him. 0crucify him. and finally the
House refused to second the question and
the debate was resumed.
Mr. Beck offered aS substitute rcSo-
luton directing the sergeant-at-arms
to make careful return to the writ;
that the prisoner is duly held by the
authority OF the House of Representatives
to answer proceedings against him for
contempt and to take with him the body
of Irwin before the court when making
such return as is required by law. He
said he saw nothing left for tn" House
but to obey the law. lt.thc law was not
good it should be repealed, but 80 long as
it stood the House had to obey it.
Mr.. Cessna moved to amend Mr..
Beck's resolution by adding to it that the
sergcant-at-arms be further directed to
obey the order of the court. The amend
ment was rejected.
Mr. Kasson moved 10 reconsider, but
as motion to adjourn had first been
made, the motion was not regarded rs
before the House and the House adjourn
ed until Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
Indignation in Boston.

BosToS, January IA meeting in
Fanoul Hall to protest against using
the military in the Louisiana Legislature
was held today. Over 5000 people We're
in the building. j. l.. Stackpolc called
the meeting to order and read Il list OF
officers, including Mr.. Gray, the Presi-
den, and Governor Gaston, Edgar Bull
lock, Chas. Francis Adams, William As
pinwall, Francis W. Bird among the vice
presidents. Resolutions were adopted to
condemn the use of federal troops in
State affairs as subversive Of Republi-
can form of government and to condemn
the dispatches OF General Sheridan and
appeal to the people Of Louisiana to con-
tinue the forbcarance which they have
shown under trying circumstances. An
nllusion to Sheridan was read with
cheers and Kisses which in
terruptcd the reading for some minutes
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16

Is the Pacific Mail Investigation yes
,rrduv, DoNN PIATr editor ofthe Wash
lr.ton CaptJi, was pressed TO the wall
very severely. 1t turns out that in the
liberal distribution of Pacific Mail Com
pany- money. about subsidy time, that
Mr. PlAlr managed to get hold of$5,OOO
ufit. lie iu,tihes himself by saying that
Colonel RICHARD B. IRWIN was Il
special friend of his, and loaned him this
sum. bu. Ac repaid it IN avery short time
afterwards The investigating Commit
tee was by no means satisfied at this de-
fence, and we're determined to probe the
mu,t,r to its full depth. While doing
this. Mr.. PMrr waNed wroth, on
several occasions and accused tn,
examiners of going beyond theli
legitimate bounds, and Of mcddling with
his private business. He sand that hi-
entire connection with the matter was
private one. and he had never had any
transactions with members OF Congress,
the only thing which saves him from
disgrace" The p"rtinacious committee
.ull wanted to know, however, all about
those with whom he did have transac-
,lnn.. and he again wuNcd wroth, and re-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. January lJ.-Fi"ur-
Steady and unchanged. Wh"a.-llH"ti
red Pennsylvania Il l5E,l l.. Corn
Firm and in good demand nj '2!c. Oai-
Steady; white western G5c; mixed go 10
G3m G4c. Rye-Dull and unchanged
Provi.ions-Morc active. Pork--Hteady
at $50 90. Bacon shoulder 'i,a! So
clear rib sides lIimll.c. L"rd-firm
mt l4MI4Ir Hmus-~ugar cured "a"
-. RYtt.r- Western unchanged. Pc
troIaum-Firrn and unchanged at G@ 6:c.
Hoy-Unchanged. Cohee-Jnchanged.
Wii.kv-Dull ut 91tr 97r.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, january lj.-Flour
Dull extra - OOl,l &7l. Wheat Quiet;
red 81 lSml y; amber 81 30. Ry"
Steady nt 800. Fairly active; vel
low s2!m S3lc; mixed western So. Oats
Firm, white G1r, GSr: mixed Gjc Pork
-Stcady at $50 5Om2l 90 Petroleum
-Unrhangcd. Whisky Steady at "Sc.
Butter Quiet; western "3r,3ir; western
2sGi3O. Chrcsc- Firm and unchanged.
Egg Firm; western 2'""or Glover
Srrd-Wantcd ut Jir,lOr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
Fast Liberty Cattle Market

EAST LIBERTY, January lj.-Catt."-
receipts for today &5i head onI for
four day- past ABA head. The arrivals
brln mostly through cattle, very r." are
on hand for yard suIe. No bu-'n"7 was
done IL buyers have all left, SD no no quota.
,ion. Receipt, for 1o-day 900
had. and for four days past t,223 mead :
YnrL.r. - BOA 90; Phiiadrlphias : -
al 10 Sherp-RecrlPts for to-day 200
G E.aJ and for last four days 1880 head
hest q 75m & 90; medium 81 joGj %.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
THE UNION LEAGiE "BIO'k'
HEADS"

The late mn"n'"' ME- "HHE''h'' "'
that period "i ms NE III "h''" "' "'''
began 10 ir"I some sympathy 'o' M "P
pressed white l"lIow-ciI|'h'' n"' '''"-
'''n 10 "..""' To The / mon League ''"'
%, w." ''"' '' an' | ''''N''''''' "' ''''
"'''' =, ',. 100, "',
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
Adams Express Company and the
pOstOilirr.

WASHINGTON, January l5.-Mr. i. ).
Sanford of Adams Express Company,
was heard by the House Committee on
Postotlice to-day, with reference to tn"
law allowing packages weighing loss
than four pounds to pass through the
mails at the rate of half
cent an ounce Sanford claimed
that the express company pays tn" rml-
road companies more than doubt" this
rate. and have notified the railroad COM
panics that if the express business con-
tinues to he put into mails, the company
cannot continue to pay tho railroad COM
panics the rates now charged for ITS rN-
press packages. The postollice law,
while iniuring the express COMPANY IN.
wolves a heavy loss to the government,
The express company asks that this cyiI
shall bc remcdied. There will be no
further hearing. The Postotlice Depart
ment is dcsirous Of having it understood
that II. c. Van Lehman, of McGreg"r'
Iowa, is no longer special agent or IN
any way connected with TIA" Department.