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CAUTION.

WE HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
w that we will prosecute any and every
person taxing coal from our ears NJ ur
about the +. Il o. and llcmpiirld dcpOls.
John FinncgHn Is our authorized watch
man, and will hereafter prosecute any p"r-
son found stealing our coal.
JOHN HEALY & CO,
mar2b BenwOod, ". Va.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Merch l2.-Wheat--
Firm at 81 OS9l u, Corn and Oats
Firm and unchanged. Petroleum
Firm; standard white car lots l2ci Ohio
State test l3c; small lots lG,2c higher.
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Tux Moaai-ville National says sleo,-
n,o T.. too ,ruaI, an amount to eIpend
upon our Cspitol-it ought to cost half a
million at least. The Parkersburg
L.n7llt says W. must be sure and build
f. srgr enough.
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VECETiNE
Purefics the Blood. Rcnoynics nnd
InyigOrates the whole ~ stem. 10.
Medical Properties ar" Alter
ratiye. Tonic. solvent and
Diurctic.

Ncgciinr is made exclusively from thu
Juices OF carefully selected barkS, roots AID
herbs, and 50 strongly concentrated, ihu'
IL will cffectuHlly eradicate from The ~yS-
tenn every tint of SCrOiula, SCrOiulou, llu-
NOR, TumOrS. Cancer, CHuccTuuS HumUT
c.lSrS. Cnnker, Fiutu"NsS az ia" stomach.
and all diseases that ariS" rom impUr.
blood. SCiatiCa, IniiammHtOry and thTOu-
lC Rheumatism, Neuralgia, GOut and
spinal Complaints, can only be ciirctudily
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptivc Diseases Of m"
skin Pustulcs, Pimpl,S, BiOtchvS, BoIIsr
letter, Scaldhead and RingwoTm, Ncgr.
tine has never Jailed 10 effect "A permanent
cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney com.
plants, Dropsy, F"mai" Weakness, Leu
cOrrhua, arising from internal liberation,
and uterine diseases and General Debility,
Negetinc acts directly upon the causes uf
these complaints IL lnviguratcs Hui
Strengthens the whOl" system, acts upon
the secrctiv" organs, allnyS inflammation,
cures liberation and regulates The bowel.
For rCatarTh, Dyspepsia, Iiabitugl tu~ilvr
ness, PaIpitaiiOu OF Ia" Heart, licdNToU",
Piles. Nervousness and General PTO~irI-
tiOn Ofthe Nervous system, no medicine
mas ever given such perfect satisfaction "~
the Neg-tinc. 1t puriiics TIA" blood, clean
Srs all Of the organs, and possesses - con-
trolling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected bS Nrgr-
tine have induced many physicians ami
apOthcCAriCs whom We know Ia prescribe
and use II In their own families.
In fact, N"gctinc II the best remedy yet
discovered for the above diseases, ana i-
the only reliable Blood Purifier Yet placed
before the public. Prepared los
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-13

The National Fire Insurance Company
of Philadelphia closed its doors yesterday
and the officers resolved to suspend buS-
ness for few days and fully examine
into the situation with view to ascer-
tanning lis exact condition
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II. Il. STEVENS. Boston. Mass.


WHAT Is NEGETISE"-ii II j. a compound
rxsract"d from baTks, roots and herbs. II
Is Natures Remedy. II i perfectly hHrin
less from any bad effect upon IA" system.
II IsnouriShing and strengthening. IL nets
directly upon the blood. II quI"'S IA"
nervous system. II gives YOU good, sweet
sleep at night. II I7a great pauac"a tor
our aged fathers and mothers iOr II gives
them strength, quirts their nerves, and
gives them Natures sweet slcrp-as has
been proved by many an aged person. n
IL th, great Blood Purifier II b. a soothing
remedy for our children. II has relieved
and cured thousands. II Is very Pheasant
10 take: every child likes n. n relieves
aud cures all diseases originating nom inn
purr blood Try the Ncgoniur. GiyrIi iplr
trial tor your complaints; then yuu viii
say 10 your friend, ncighhor and aoluuin-
tancc, TRY IL: IL has cured me-
Negctlnc tor the complaints tor which I'
is recommended, l. having q larger sale
throughout the United States thHu 1u}
other one medicine. Why" N"g'tIu" vii!
Cure the-" Complaints.
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at'heeling Register.

GOLD closed in New York yosteru1!
y; ll54.
FROM our reports this inoi"'s
probabilities are thst the weather to-day
viii be partly cloudy VII" ''
and ea,tcrly wind, and higher tempeF"-
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TuE recent postal Law is another Speci-
a..n Of the regard the late Congress had
,- the welfare Of the people. Under 1t
... ex-mcmbers will ne permitted to
burden the mails with their speeches, and
nyafe documents; things which never
w.I b, read by an one, or if they are,
.,f. not convey anything of either inter-
-.,.- instruction. While newspapers,
which contain matter not only interest
.a, ba. Of valuable information, must
y.r double price if they weigh fraction
..a- All ounce. In other words, an article
which d, demanded by everybody, must
p., ,ao postage on documents, for the
m.r,g of which the people care moth
D.. sad had better be without
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banquet to Captain John II. Eads.

ST. Louis, March l2-Tbe banquet
which was designed to be given to Capt.
John b. Eads next Monday night us an
acknowle igment of his interest and eX-
ertions in behalf of the improvement of
navigation in the Mississippi river and
especially for his success in procuring the
passage by Congress of the Jetty bill,
has been postponed for few days, it
having been learned that many promi-
nent gentlemen in the Mississippi Valley
desire to participate i'll the affair, and
that they cannot reach here Monday next.
1t is now proposed to extend invitations
to the Governors of all the States border
ing on the Mississippi, Missouri and
Ohio rivers, President Grant, Speaker
Blaine, and number of other distn-
guished men who have been identified
with the jetty movement, or been favor
able to that plan OF improvement. 1t is
proposed to make the compliment to
Captain Eads Co-eXtensive with the
NissiSsippi Valley.
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SENATOR CHMsTIASCY, Of Michigan
made l, maiden speech in the United
state, senate Yesterday. The subject
under discussion was the admission of
plyrurA,K. The Senator took strong
ground, against his being seated. He
said ;4e KELLOGG government Of Loui-
..sna va, circular, ending where it
begun, and not advancing one step. He
also stated IL his opinion, that tie up
setting Of the State Legislature was il
.ga,. but he excuses the President on the
ground that he WAS called upon
.n an emergency to suppress an
apprrhcnded riot, and that AS he
had "a BE- governed by what he
;h, SENATOR considered poor legal adj
vice. be hardly knew what to do, but did
That which seemed best to him at the
moment. Thi, was paying a very poor
compliment to the legal atlainments OF
our famous encouragement of landRulet
fame; but this Senator, while possessing
very peculiar ideas, seems to express
,..m very Independently.
NJ however, seems TO be man of very
-a- igment generally speaking, for
Er.,tr trfIrinAtiuV being in the minority
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metallic money; this money TO be inter
changable at the option of the holders
with registered Government bonds, the
rate Of interest not exceeding 3.65-l0C
per cent. per annum.
Second This system of finance will
by stimulating our industries and com.
merce, soon make the United States the
depository Of the precious metals of the
world.
Third-The adoption Of this system,
by furnishing sufficient money at low
rate of interest, will solve the question OF
cheap transportation, because it will ena-
bic railroads and the carrying trade to
relieve themselves of their load OF debt
and lower their rates, and enable the
people to construct additional lines
wherever internal commerce may re-
quire.
Fourth-It is the duty of the govern
ment in all its legislation to keep in
view full developments of agricultural
and mining resources of the country and
its manufacturing interest.
Fifth-Great interests of productive
industry claim their just recognition vt
the hands of the government Of the peo-
pie and that through monetary system
here proposed, all these interests can be
fully secured.
Sixth-As public domain is rightful
heritage of the people it should not be
distributed to SPECTATORS or corporations,
but reserved for actual settlers.
Seventh-Itis the duty of the govern
ment to cqualizc bountics Of soldiers and
to bring tospecdy settlement all other
just claims arising from the late war.
Eighth-All the rights, privileges and
immunitic> recognized by the govern
ment, should be based upon the fact Of
and equal rights before the
law being secured by the constitution.
Ninth-We insist upon and demand
severe rctrenchment and economy in all
the branches of public affairs.
Tenth--Thc rivers and harbors being
under the jurisdiction of the government
should by it be improved by il when
necessary to the commerce of the people
Eleventh-Through the monetary sys-
tenn herein proposed, there will be "stab-
lishcd between the citizens of this coun-
try, firm and lasting bond Of union, by
giving common interest in common
and bringing peace and
prosperity to each and all of it, inhab
itants.
Twellth-As all special privileges of
and powers conferred upon
corporations of any kind, are granted ut
the expense of the people, these privi-
ieges and powers must be held subordi-
nate to the rights of the people, and sub
iect to the supervision and control Of the
power granting them.
An Executive Committee was then
f. A. Altman, of Indianapo-
lis, was chosen chairman, and IT, b. Bu-
chanan, of indianapolis, Secretary.
The Convention then adjourned sine
die.
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Decision of the Merchants Provision
Committee.

New ORLEANS March l2.-The Pro-
vision Committee of the Merchants Ex-
change decided that the 500 barrels of
pork was irregular in cut, branding and
packing. and not in accordance with the
Louisville Convention The Prtce CIR
rent says: I'VE call the attention of our
Merchants to prompt action of the
exchange in this matter. The course OF
the Convention meets with general salts
faction, and il nm indication Of their
future on any recurrence of such Ievents,
which the shippers to New Orleans will
do well 10 remember"
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Great Revival.

LOUISVILLE, March l2.-Messrs. Whit
tie and Bliss, Evangelists, closed the
Gospel meetings last night after most
successful season of religious revival last
ing about five weeks. The preachers are
making great exertiOns to convert all the
sinners in the city and will hold revival
meetings for an unlimited period in all
the Evangelist churches.
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civil Rights In Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, March l2.-Scvcral
negroes applied at the ticket office of the
theatre yesterday afternoon for tickets OF
admission to the parquet and were refus-
ed Afterwards a Deputy United States
Marshal arrested the proprietor, upon
complaint of the negroes, for violation
of the civil rights bill, and he gave bond
for his appearance to-day before the
United States Commissioner. The
negroes who made the application are
well known politicians, and two of them
were defeated for county offices at the
late election,
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Action Of the Ohio state Grange.

COLUMBUS, March l2.-The State Grange
has just agreed to pass resolution de:
clarlng that the association is not a politi-
cal one; urging Grangers to loan their
money and borrow of their brothers at
reasonable rates of interest; favoring
mutual insurance companies established
by counties, and tavoring cooperative
stores where merchants or manufacturers
will not deal fairly
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| felt that this thing was going to drift
into a great judicial contest and so made
a memorandum of the conversation.
The statement Of Tilton's that he would
publish in the Goidcn Ags ION March 29,
made me believe this thing would come
into court; on April Sd, know that ar
bitrators were appointed to make the
award to Titon; | had not heard
tn at on the night Of April Sd,
the award had been made, and the
checks given for the amount; | did not
fear the matter drifting into 4 Judicial
contest, but rather desired it; what made
me feel that it would drift into a judicial
contest, was the movement of Tilton
against Henry Ward Beecher, and the
charges made by Bowen and Tilton
against Beechef; l thought it would
come when Beecher and his friends got
tired OF paying money to the Golden Age,
to suppress these scandals against the
greatest man and preacher of his age; |
knew that this pertinacity Of charges of
improper proposals against Beecher would
grow. | knew of Tilton having come to
me on the morning of April Srd for
money; he got the money from
Rowen, because initiated the
movement to obtain the money
7 do not know Of Beecher and his friends
contributing any money for the Golden
Aos nor do know of sny solicitations OF
money from him; cannct recall the allega.
tions made in the personal statement OF
of Tilton's with regard to the relations
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Murderer Executed.

BALTIMORE, March l2.-Joshua Grit
fin (coloredl was hanged near Bellaire
to-day for the murder of Miss susan
Taylor near Aberdeen, Hartford county,
Maryland, on the 18th of October, 1874.
He made full confession of his crime.
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London states that the banquet to the
Prince Imperial at Woolwich, has given
rise to good of criticism both here and
in France. The commander of the gar
rison, who presided, made an exceeding
ly fulsome speech in praise of the Prince
Imperial, and even went So far as to cx-
press the hope that the swords of English
officers might one day be at his service.
1t is understood that the Prince is to be
attached to the staff of the Duke of Cam
bridge.
Ex-EmpresS Eugenic has just con-
tracted'another private Loan
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The witness GesiieuIatcs.

The witness here raised his arm, and
at the word kite, smacked his finger
and thumb in the air He continued
think ! made this gesture when utter
ing the remark; / understood Tilton
when he said to me that improper ad-
vances had been made to his wife, to
mean improper proposals. between the
time of my planning the publication OF
the agreement and its actual publication,
| think Mr.. Cleveland saw me twice
about it; he objected to its publication;
my object in publishing this agreement
was to stop the persecution of this great
and good man, as he wanted to see the
thing in court where thought to be.
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George Wheeler, negro, was hanged
to-day at Easton, Maryland, for the
murder Mrs. Margarctta Williams, u
white woman, in July last.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
condition of the Freedman's Bank.

tOhuItiOH u tHt EEVPUIHaH BHHK /.
WASHINGTON, March l5-The Freed
mans bank is in worse condition than
was supposed, and the commissioners
have asked to be released from any fur
ther responsibility and new commission
ers substituted in their place.
The callers on the President to-day
were Senators Herman and Randolph.
, 1875-09-04
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.

!apfrfat Disnalth IL 1hs Ehfra9o Tribune.
ronT lIunoN. sfIch,, Sept 3.-pAnasp DowH-rrops
l,arnum aud COMFORT schsr Thomas ". Ferry, Zack
C1ssl.ler, E1glu Wing, Eiurerior. Moonlight.
rAssH, GF--Prols Annlo l.. Craig, Equinox and
connort, Tenpcnt and bsrges, Y. awsfn an consos.,
fred Etily and ennsnrt; sc1rs Emma L. Coyne, Liz
zie 4. Law f1o'oken, Donaldson. H. n. fAnnnn, DOL
phtn, Eweethcart, Trhn Dunn, lenotse, Ottawa, H. n.
1soot, George Warrington.
WIHp-southweat; freah waathor.
Sr-etai Dsn1ffh ia 7he Chtea7n 5rfahrs.
PoR1 HrnoN, Mich. Sept. 3-t0 y. m.-Dowr-
Props Arabia, Idaho. Alleghsnay aud oarsea; sehrs
Ur-Frnps Vanderbilt, .1arau Fassatc, Scotia No. I,
6snilac, Howard, 3ntotlaNon and boIgA. bradbury
and bafgts schra Thotnaa i. Sheldon. Queen C!ty.
WINp-southwe4t. Rnntlc. Weather nno.
Tho prop 1dsho Reports two vrteca downward
bound In tho vicinity Of frt saulac With their canvas
blown away. very heavy southwest h1uau viatted
that YEriuliy t9-day.
athrs II. D. Roof. George wofshlngtou. and Ottawa
wcrc ntrHek by s4ua1l on Lexington this afternoon
anil 'nost o i1,elr canvas carried away. The rrop
George King took them in tow and brought them 10
thu river. While rounding to tbs prnp Ann1e L. Craig
fsrHck Tho schy Ottawa CIT tho ssarboaEd sdo anft the
main rigging an s.uh her. Tho Ottawa lies in Barni4
bay hunk. Tho prop Craig was nut Injured.
, 1875-09-04


The action OF tho County Board Thursday In
soliciting tho stone for tho construction Of tho
now Court IIonso mas widely discussed yestos-
jny. Some wera found to characterize tho nc
ton ~ aasty. whlo the majority indossod 1t ~
wiaa aud tiulclJ.
Tho opinion OF Btone-Han, not upon tho
wisdom 0f the notion. bu: upon tho natural se-
Hu!t, may nos bo uninte.ess,ug. A hIr. A.latn4,
OF the trul OF Worner t. Adams. ownorB Of
auarricB at Joliet, WAS Il, tho city. and in con-
yersation with Commissioner C!oligh said that
the action OF tho Board l.1 ordering that tho
ktone should be tho product OF Cook or Wll
Counties practically gaTo the job OF
furnishing tho most of tho stone
10 Que man, from tho fact that
thoro Was but ono quarry In tho two counties
that could supply atono over 81 inches in thick
ness. 50 far rs Will County waa concerned thore
could be 10 competition In the 1otting OF tho
contract, for tho tcason that the quhIity Of tho
stone thero compared With Cook County or Lo-
mont atono. mado it practically impossible to uss
1t. Tho Will County etoue Haa mich harder
than tho I,eu1ont etone. and as consequence
moro expensive to quarry and dross. Thore
was as much difference he raid,
between tho Will County aud the 1omont siono
in tho matter OF hardness AZ thore WAS between
common sandstone and limestone, which entirely
precluded all competition in tho matter.
Ho regarded the resolution OF tho Hoard on
tho stona question as practically IN award Of tho
contracti in advance OF proposals being received,
for, aaid 10. two could not tcompcto with Lono,It
in the n,attcr II our quarrios had been given TO
liz; Or in other words, II tho Btone cost nothing
except to got it out
, 1875-09-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ths fourth Central rark concost, under tho
direction Of Hans 1safatks, will bo givon At 1
o'clock this afternoon.
Tho members Of tho Cook County Republican
Central Committee arc requested to moot Tuos-
day at o'clock p, rn., In tho club-roon, OF No.
Al Grand Pacific Hotel.
Tho loctnrc-room OF Tho Tlttt Daptist Church
will b. openet1 for pnbl!c worshp Bunday At tho
morning eosvlcc At II o'clock Tho dedication
sermon will 10 presehcl By tho pastor, tho 1luv.
". W. Eycrte. II. u. At tho ovcnIng serv,cs
The 1tey. Il. ". Notlhr,,p. II. D.. breaches. a
cofltal invitation is o.tou,ted to all to join IL
tlleso sesvcca mud 10 attolld the future appoint
.uenss of tic church.
rRESwoLE'a ORGAN CONCERT,
The nrga1 conce,t to bo Glvou by N1r. Crca-
void. Tomorrow afternoon. at Unity Church.
promises t., bu an unusually interesting nno. MS
il will cnmprso both a debut anil a farewell.
31ss Do l'egrot,. lilo cuntrRlto. formerly u tt,B
city. who has now cums here to reside. will mako
her Iebut, nnsa Mf*. Sciao,.s,even will make her
last appearance before or departure fnr Eutupc.
whittier Rho safln oil The 18th inRt. Tho Q,akct
City Qnarto.to will nlsa sipE. Tho concert thus
promises 10 DO AL unusually entertaining QUO.
, 1875-09-04
STREET RAILROADS.

HLuE 1BLASD AVENUE L1HE.
Reroral communications hnve lnteiy bean sent
to THE TR1nUSE FROM pa1tcs complaining ut tho
action Of tho Woat Side Car Company III ati!l
continuing to run it's Hluo Island cars over the
liaoto1nh street limo instead OF having them run
pn Madison rtrect, ~ they did prsyious to tho
repairing os that thoroughiaro. Mr. Lsko,
Bnpenntcnlcnt of ti,o Company, wishes It untler-
stood that tho present arrangement Ia only III
experiment. aud wlll only bo continued Il 1t ID
t!reio tu be III tho interest Of t4S public. II can
certainly make no dltIcronca 10 the Company
whether tbn cars run on Madison or Randolph
'strccts. Tbs fact IL tat in running IN Madison
sttort, tho Hue leland cars and tho Madison
cara travel togetler for the distance Of milo to
Randolph Is simply to cover moro ground. De-
BidcB, 1t IL only walk OF two blocks further to
roach tlie cars for any Qua Whose business hap
pens to b south Of Madison street.
CNoss-TnwN Cars.
In regard to the cr0h3.tOwn cars, hf. lako
states thut tl,o Company ia uuco7taln whether
or not to reInBsate tlctn. No consultation has
yet been held NTH the South Si4s COMPANY on
tho subject.
SIr i. D. Cohb. President Of Tho South Side
Company, stated 10 Tailu:iE 1eporter yeHter~
Jay that ii waa doubtful il lilo csoss-town oars
would bc started again. They woro stopped Of
necessity whsn tho work Of repairing Madison
street waH begun, aud no sttps IND yet been
taken towards putting them aKaiu on tho lno.
In hts opinion tlIoy wele 1o 1sal accosnmoja-
lion 10 tho public, their popularity Consisting in
tho fact that they carried passengers double
distance for Bingso fafe. A. rho time thsy
woro started tleto waH Bu.1icieut reason for II.
in that many men living III tho auathern part Of
the city had THAR places OF business on the
West Side. Mr. Cobb does not statn huthotita-
lively that tho croas.town CATS will not be usei,
but aRys that no arrangements havo yet been
made for putting tAoin again on Tho track,