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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-06
State Of Tennessee vs., James II. Keith
and others.

State Of Tennessee vs., James II. Kcit
and others.
BY girtuc Of an order Of sale to me iii
rcctrd, from tie Circuit Court Of FRANKLIN
county. Tenn. i'm the above cause, issue,
april I'D. $40, | willoiirr for sale. TO Oh,
highest BID cr, FOR CASH, before til,
Courthouse door in the town of Winchcs.
ter, Tcuu, on
Monday, May 9th, 1875,
the o'lowjug-Icscribc tracts ofland Iyine
. in civil district No.3 OF Franklin county,
Tom, aud bounded as follows:
lSt tract, being lot No. I of the John II.
Mosrlcy. deed, tract of land. beginning at
the t corner ol lot No. 3, post oak and
black gum pointers; thence north So, :,
west lGl poles. to the $ " corner OF lot 40.
); thence south -, W with the east
boundary Sfthe Strawn JGl acres. So poles
to II white oak | pole north of Il spring.:
thence south So. ;. east 1874 poles to Il
stake; thence north ! :. east So poles. to
the Notwithstanding ssh acres.
"a tract, being an undivided interest in
Il 2lj-acrc tract lying on the waters of
Cave Spring Creek. and bounded as fol-
lows: beginning on } red oaks the south
west corner of lJOO-acrc tract granted to
Henry Mun!ord by patent No. Isl thence
south with the section line 100 poles to =
stake david Ritchry's linr,) II W corner:
east with his line 49, poles to a
OAK, NJ. Bridges cOrnerj: thence
north with said line " poles to Il stake:
north ISL. west with "A condi-
tlonal line between Vanzant and Bridges
- pole, to Il large white oak thence
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14

milk man down here at Bellaire' filling
his can with water, and selling the mix
ture for milk. (He didn't want any
eater in his milk, evidently.) lie spoke
also of the glorious services OF the Repub-
lican party, which had kept US one peo-
pie, and prevented the necessity
(which would have arisen had the
been no such party of every Ohioan who
wanted to cross the river into Nirginla,
having to submit an examination of the
color Of his hair and the height Of his
"St0tuts.'
Bv this time the speaker had illus
trated the beauties of popular education
Lv contrast. Ms much as he was able, so
with another imploring appeal in the
nature of an cxhortation to all to come
forward AID vote the Radical ticket, he
stopped. BY this time the band had re-
tired; the few enthusiastic applauders for
got, in their eagreness to get home, to
applaud, and the audience rapidly dis
prrscd, after having compared the voice
Of the last speaker with that of the piece
of artillery which, still struck in the
ground, was once more fired of,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August l3.--Flour-Stcady
and in far dcmaud Wheat-Un.cttlcd
and lower; active; No | Chicago spring
81 80; No. > 81 22a 22!; No. 3 81 l5t
al IS; rejected 81 07@l o.. Corn
Quie. and weak at 69tc spot 7O.T7O!c
seller September; 7Oc seller October; re-
iectcd 66a Gsc. Oats-Actlvc but lower
at 49la soc spot; 4l{c seller August; Bog
bid seller September. Barlcy-ActIvc
and firm at 81 90 seller August; - o.
seller October. Rye-Unscttlcd, holders
an 1ious to sell. Pork-Dull atSIl ,Oc
20 - spot; $50 20 seller September,
so sjm - 30 seller October. Lard
Du,l and lower at 3l3 80 spot; $l3 3j@
Il 40 seller September. Bulk Meats
Very firm and holders anxious to realize
shoulders 93mSIc; short red l2!c; short
clear I2sc. Whisky-Sl -.
On call board-W Whcat-Easier al
81 -. seller September. Corn-EaHer
Mt G9c seller August; 60 lc seller Scptem-
Der. Oats-Lowcr at All seller August;
36.c seller September. Pork and Lard
Unchanged.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. August l3.-Cotton-
Weak at l4;@l4ic; futures closed weak
August l3 2e-32Gl3 1916; September
l3 25-32@l3 1916; October - l9 32(a
1890; November Is l9-32@l3sc; Deccm-
Der l4s@l4 2l-3?c; January 1890
l3 % 32ci February l3 l5-l6(al3 3l-32c;
March l4iGl4 l5-32c; April IA l6Cg
l4s. Flour-Firm; receipt. 1900 bbls;
superine western and State So 2jd5 Is;
common to good s. SjG6 30; good to
choice So 3jG6 So white wheat extra
ST 9Oa,7 80; extra ONO So SjM7 30; St
LOUIS So 35@S 7j. Rye Heavy
at $5 00dG lj Corn Meal-Stcady nj
81 OOG4 80. Wheat-Lower and active
ut the decline; closing steady; No.
Chicago spring 81 32al 3j bid; No |
Milwaukee 81 40; No. spring - 46G
Al; No. Minnesota 81 SO. Rye
Quiet and firm. Barley and Malt-Stesdy.
Corn-Quiet and firm; receipts $4,000
bushels; western mixed steamer ISCl s2c;
do sail S2!@S3c. Oats-Lower; receipts
1000 bushels; western mixed GlG6ic:
white 65C97lc. Hay-Steady at $50 90.
Cotfee-Nery quiet at l7t9l9Ic, Sugar
Firm; fair to good refining 7i@SI.lG;
prime si@S 6.l6c. Molasscs and Rice
Quiet Petroeum-Quict and easier;
crude SIC; refined &c. Rosin-Steady
at 81 7O,Gl -. Turpentine-Stcady At
Sl4@82c Eggs-Unchangcd. Pork
Lower. nchanged. Cut Meats
Dull; middles quiet. Lard-Lowcr;
prime steam old l4c. Buttcr-Heavy;
western l4m2ic. Cheese Unchanged
Whisky-Quict at 81 23b.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14

CHICAGO. August l5.-Thc L.t'r-Occan
to morrow morning will contain adviceS
from more than one hundred and fifty
nnints IN the northwest, showing that in
ILLINOIS. Iowa, Indiana, Michigan, Wis
consiu, Minnesota, Kansas Nebraska,
Mississippi. Ohio aud Dakota the wheat
crop OF 1875 will be in the aggregate d1
per cent, oats - and corn 81 per 'ent OF
average crop. The Times special from
the Northwest, where the storms have
done the greatest amount %; damage,
shows that the first reports wtre consid-
rrably exaggerated, and that though the
yield of crops will not be great, it Will be
at least half of an average in the worst
injured section.
Hon. William d. Kelley tonight, adj
dressed large audience in McCormack :
Hal, on the financial questions Of the
day.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHlNGroN, August II, An.
pRpIIA IATgTT ITIE-
WAR DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE UF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WASHlNGroN, August II, An. }
PROBABILITIES.
For New England local rains, followed
by clearing weather, southerly and west
erly winds, slight tall of temperature,
and no decided rhange in barometer.
For the Middle states and Lower Lake
region, clear or fair and warmer weather,
with south to west windt, and stationary
barometer
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
and Tennessee, generally cloudy weather
and areas OF rain, with east to south
winds, and stationary or falling barome.
ter.
For the Upper Lake region, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
warmer and clear or fair weather during
the day, with east to south winds and
falling barometer followed by light rains
during Saturday night.
For the Ohio Valley warmer and partly
cloudy weather, south to west winds, fol-
lowed by falling barometer and possibly
rain during the night.
The Ohio river will continue to fall
rapidly at stations above Paducah, and
fall slowly Saturday night, at this station.
The Mississippi will fall slowly at Cairo
and st. Louis, and rise Ycry slightly at
stations between Memphis and NIcks-
burg, and probably reach the danger line,
81 feet, at Memphis.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
\ Lively Dny-ImtcreSt increasing
MouNDsvILLE, August -.

This was Il lovely day for camp meet
ing. and seemed to be well appreciated
as il brought larg" numbers to the grove.
The sermon of the morning was
preached by Rev. MIR. Mills, o! the Pitts
hurrh Conference who took for his text:
He saved Others, Himself lie cannot
save This was the language OF all
enemy. 1t was spoken by those VINO
had witnessed the great and Won
derful miracles performed Ivy th" Savior
but still denied his Divinity. The speaker
showed the instances in which the saving
power OF Christ had been eXerted, and
spoke Of the philosophy ofs"lvation. An
earnest appeal Was made to the impenl-
tent. Rev. Mr.. Mills IaIe.dy and all
speaker.
The childrcns meeting ut half past
one o'clock, was conducted by Mr.. Ball.
At half past two o'cloc,, Rev. Mr.. Hinge
lev of the Pittsburgh Conference, de-
livercd an impressive discourse, after
whchun experience and prayer meeting
was held.
At six o'clock the tobnrnacle was filled
with young people, Tor whoScspecIm ben
eft II meeting is regularly held at that
hour, under the direction Of Mrs. Dt:
Riley. \, the Same hour class leaders
and preachers meeting l. held at the
stand.
Thrrvcnng sermon was delivered by
DR. Prottvman, of Huntington, who spoke
with great force and imprcsslycncss.
Tho interest in the exercises continue
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14
New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, August l3.-Beeves-R Re.
ccipts 1880 head, making 5000 head for
four days, against 1870 head for the
same time last week. Prices further Ir.
chned u strong ic, and large numbers
remain unsold. Native steers range 50
Ml2Ic, with few of the best at l2iig
BE; poor to decent Texans 5imslc
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 4,i4O head,
making ID, 30 head for four days, against
l0,s3O head for the same time last week
Sales slow and limited; tendency DOM
ward sheep ranged 4imGc; lambs 5!a 81.
Swine-Reccipts 2,24O head, making
1910 head for four days, against 1920
head for the same time last week. None
offered alive. Dressed l0t@lO4c.
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= Letter of Explanation from Mr.
GrcCu,-NiS Reasons for Not Pay
iu= tI,r Rcnt and Leaving West Va.
MArLIN.s EERRY. Aurn.t y. -.


Editors Of rh, Register.
I..w,p .r,i,l. in your paper of this
l,,o f. which | wish to reply briefly
,hr,u,h your columns. The article
.,nte. that made n contract with Mr..
MrCnnau-hv to move my good, between
twilight of tuesday evening and We'd
rp,lav morning. as ! had to 20 away on
business "Wednesday morning ut eight
o'clock
The fact, are these: on Tuesday during
the day ! went to MIR. McConaughy and
contracted with him to move my goods
| told him [ would not be ready before
the next day and asked him what time
on the next day he could send the teams.
He said he could send them at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ. or if that would be too soon he
could send them right away after dinner.
It was my intention to move ut that
time until went home, when | found
that | could not get moved for two or
three DAYS. if did not move Tuesday
evening. So went back to Bridge
port and told Mr.. McConaughy would
pay him more if he would sEd the
teams that evening.
took That time to move because 1t
suited me So 10 do. ~ to my doing so
to avoid paving debts, is not true. do
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PcnnsyIvania and Erie Coal and Rail-
NHytO.

New YoKK, August 3D. Judge West
brook made order this evening on petit
ton Of Hugh j. Jcwctt, receiver of the
Erie Railway Company, permitting the
contract by which the Interests o; tn"
railway company in the Pennsylvania
coal lands shall be considered with those
OF the Shawmut Company. The mort
rage is te be executed on the property to
secure bonds for 100000 and tue
transfer By lewett to the
consolidated company Of five
thousand shares Of the Northwestern
Mining and Exchange Company in cX-
change for $l,&GG. GG1 OF said mortgage
bonds at par, subject to the payment OF
the balance due on the purchase of the
Northwestern Company, amounting to
S5i4.CSO, the Shawmut Company 10 re-
ceive "A certain amount of said mortgage
in payment for its interest in the mort
gagged premises. The consolidation Is
permitted of the Buiialos Bradford ~
Rochester Company, with capital
stock of 100000, in shares Of 500
each. of which -. 900 shares IA majority
are to be delivered to the Erie CansoII-
dated company, 10 guarantee the pay
ment of ,hc principal and interest of the
four millicn bonds of ofNorthwestcrn Mn
ing and Exchange Company. d. Ship
man is appointed trustee of said bonds
The consolidated company is to assume
the name OF the Pennsylvania and ETie
Coal and Railway Company. The proceeds
of the bonds are to be used to construct
railroad to furnish a market
for coal. BY this, Jewctt claims
advantages, to Erie, including sub'tnn-
TALLY the monopoly of the right to trans
port freight and passengers over and De-
yond the Pennsylvania Coal and Rail
way Company, and that he Will best iur'
thcr the interests of the Erie Stock
holders. The consolidated company will
hold S3. .lO7 acres containing, 1t is alleged
immense dpposits of coal.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August l3.-Flour-Quirt
and strong; scarce and unchanged.
Wheat-Activr; amber western II 80,
mixed 81 40; No. red 81 30 Corn
Weak; western mixed s3Yc. Oats
Fairly active; white western G9Gr zoe
mixed GGmGsc. Ryc-90@ 9ic. Hay
Firm and active; Pennsylvania and
Maryland $2i OOm3O 00. Butter Md
Cheese-Frm and unchanged. Whisky
Firm at 81 -.
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Toledo Mark ct.

TOLEDO, August l3.-Flour-Demand
fair and ma, het ;irm. Wheat-Demand
active and prices advanced; No. 3 white
Wabash 81 80; No. white Michigan
new 81 80; amber DO 81 45; new 81 40;
seller September 81 ~; seller October
$l43. Corn-steady; high mixed 1j!c;
seller September 7jlc; no grade 7lci
damaged Gic. Oats-Dull; No. seller
August 46lc; seller september 42!c; re-
iaCtrd 400.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YoRK, August l3.-Business only
moderate with the commission house,
and foreign goods remain dull. Cotton
goods move slowly and prices nomlnaIiy
steady. Dark fancy prints IN far de-
mand and chcviotS moved steady. Cling
hams steady, and wor>tcd dress goods IN
improved request. Woolen goods quiet,
except hanncls. which are IN good de-
muud
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East Liberty Cattle Market

EAST LIBERTY, August l3.-Cattle-
Receipts today 1870 head, all through
stock. making for the last four days &, 70.
head. Nothing on hand and no hu-i.
ness doing in the cattle line, and
so no quotations. Hogs-Receipts for
to-day 2,lSj head, ard tor the four day
past $50 head; Workers = 3OGS 90
Philadelphias s. iO9 5 90. SheeP-Re
ceipts to-day LOO head. and for four
days l.. 900 head none ceiling TO day.
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GovERSMENrs-Firm.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Stronc.
STATE BONDs-Qulct.

STATE BoNDs-Quict.
SrocKs-Thi. has been the most active
day in the stock market of the week
The talk Of the consolidation Of the tcle-
graph companies formed the principal
topic Of conversation -u the street md
seemed to keep Western Union active.
The market opened firm, with quite IN
advance in Lake Shore, Western Union,
Northwestern, st. Paul, Rock Island and
the Missouri stocks The market was
strong throughout. with the exception of
clo,in, sales, when prices declined 9Grs
per cent, Luke Shore, Western UnIon
and Northwestern leading the decline.
The transactions cn the Stock Exchange
aggregated $1,000 shares, of which 400
were Pucitic Mail, 1000 Western Union.
l.lGI Northwestern, 1000 Rock Island,
5000 st. Paul, $1,000 Lake Shore, and
1000 OhiOs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14
CHRONIC PHOTOGRAPHS
INTERN EXPOSITION

10 he pcODl, u West IygmiT:
You are earnestly invited 10 attend
Convention at Wheeling, on Friday III"
21th inst. for the purpose oi p"ri'rtlug
AN organization In ia" Interests oi the
state, 10 srcur" proper representation Oi
her immense natural resources, and undo.
yrlopcd wealth, at the Centennial ENpDsi-
ton to be held IN 1896. No better oppur-
tunitv for such "A showing as may and VIII
induce immigration TO, and the Invest.
nrut Of capital IN our state can pDSN bis
occur for many years. The Legislature hn,
done nothing, IA" people must act. Gen.
Hawlcy. President Of tn" United Stnt',
Centennial commission, and other dlstiu-
guished gentlemen Will be- present and
address you.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with H."
Baltimore and Onto, the Chesapeake Eud
ohio railroads, and ia" ohio river steam
boat lines, tor round trip tickets al r"dur-
ed rates.
similar meetings Will be held al Martins
burg and Charleston, Of which due notice
viii be- given.
Let all who have the best interests of th"
state at heart, and desire her dcvrlOp"-
mcnt, attend the meeting and take pant
in the work. \. X. BDIEI ER,
\. J. SWEENEY,
L. :. Centennial Commissioners Tor W"7i
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, August l3.-W Wheat
Lower; No ! red 81 81; No. 2 do 81 80
Carn-Steadyi shcllcd s2@s3c; ears :"
m soc. nchancrd. Receipt,
Wheat, 1850 hu,hcls; corn, $50 bushels
oats. $50 bushcl. Pctrolcum-Q Quiet
standard white, car lots, 9ic; Ohio State
test lO4ci small lots lCr2c higher.
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Another Execution ut LynchburG,
Virginia.

RICHMOND, August 13.-Thomas
Wlthers, the negro boy murderer, was
executed at LyrchburG today, for the
murder of u girl. HIS neck was not
broken, but death was caused By stran-
gulation. He succeeded in rai-uc his
feet to the edge OF the trap three times,
and drew himself up, but rs often did the
Sheriff push him of. lie made full
confession.
HELENA MoNr, Angus; l3.-Wrisht
W. Whealey, one Of the murIerers of
France Waru, wa- hanged to-day, At l2:"O
T. NJ. He died neither 4 messing gult
or pleading innocence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14

MADRID, August l&.-The Govern
mcnt intends sending ten thousand men
to Cuba, so that Captain General Nolma-
scda may execute hi plans for the reduc-
tion of the iusurrcction.
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Murderers Executed.

Webb, murderer, was hung to-day. he
maintained wonderful nerve to the last,
and when under the gallows continued to
affirm his innocence. An immense crowd
from the surrounding country, estimated
at from II to $1,000 people, assembled to
witness the execution.
NAsHvILLE,l August ia Knox
vile, Tenn. Special tonight to the Ban
Her, says 1T an early hour crowds pour
ed in from the country 10 witness the
execution. Streets near the jail We're
thronged with an immense crowd. With
difficulty that guards could pre-
vent the crowd from breaking
down the Jail fence, 50 eager
were they TO see. He purtook
heartily of breakfast, and called the at
tentiOn Of the guards that it was hi, last
new suit of black clothes taken him by
his brother at 10 o'clock. When he
dressed he asked for razor 10 shave
which was refused him, tearing violence
This angercd him very much and he
told the Sheriff to 90 to hell
and take it with him. At ll:3O the
death warrant was read TO him when
he asked to read it himself. After finish
ing. he raised his hand and declared be-
fore God: My exccutian is unjust and
kissed the cruciiix he held, given him by
the priest and also added that he torgave
everybody, but that it was unjust to hang
An innocent man. Before leaving the
jail he bid Ayrcs, by whom he was EN-
ploycd to do the deed, good bye, saying:
"Oid fellow, You will have to
pray mighty uarl tor forgiveness OF the
murders you've caused II you get to
Heaven
The prisoner walked promptly to the
wagon, with his wife on his arm, also
accompanied by the sheriff, sworn depu-
ties and the priest His wife wa, much
affected and Webb was endeavorlng to
compose her. The procession moved of
TO the gallows, about Il mile distant, with
the sherih's posse, fifty strong, and the
immense crowd following. On arriving
there circle was formed by two military
companies aud posse. The wagon was
driven Immediately under the gallows,
when, nj the'prisoner request, the Sheriff
called Wcbband the State Counsel to bid
adicu. Hethcn DrirtlyadreSscd the croud
saying: "Thc statement made i, tru',
IDicnn InnocentMnn.
Tbcy arc kilIipg N. for notbing. mt
r,,. ;r,,,in Gn1. I ,birt Laye bann
tn!,,;,nn M Won, H. than rnonnstod thn
Sbsr;4 +, cali Mr. Un.Eing
nnrti,uI.rIy 70 whom he soid ~ want
r. n'..v ~ vnr ,hot il i.o serious tbing
,.,n inv.'dorn IF Won won, - Xii The
man do it but don .wear his life away"
He then denounced the whole marty rs
borinc worn lies 9urrirr ~ J,mn.
White he said: The nirht Of the mur.
der staid with you YOU know.
He then handed Il letter To Huckaby and
ti,t,.t rpfnurLy- ia tho traurl
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Louisville has been selected to hold the
convention of all grange purchasing
agents on the first of October
The National Executive and all State Ex-
ecutive Committees will be present for
the purpose of adopting plan by which
business can be conducted on a uniform
system throughout the United States.
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A Desperate Kuicd.

FAYETTE, Mo, August l3.-Austin.F
Jones, who is reputed to be Il rather des-
pcratc character, went in the saloon Of
w. X. Dickinson early yesterday morn
ing. and commenced creating disturb
ance. Dickenson attempted to preserve
peace and Jones drew knife on him,
whercupon Dickinson shot him in the
hcnd killing him instantly.
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Condition Oftne Mississippi-DanSn nr
still ApPrehended.

MEMPHIS. August l3-During the
past twety-four hours ending al seven
o'clock this evening the river rose one
inch. 1t isnow within less 'lan an inch
Z the danger line The damage to crops
continues, but thus far only in individual
cases.
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Frawner. who recently fatally shot a
War Department clerk, named hcnnard,
because of intimacy OF the latter with
Frawner's wife; WAS yesterday dis
charged on, his Gwn recognizsn'e.
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Payment OF Principal ana Interest
on Government Bonds.

WAsuINGToN, August l3.-The fol-
lowing circular has been issued from the
Treasury Department under date Of
July II, 1875:
By virtue of authority given by act Of
Congress approved July IA, 1870 entitled
AN act to authorize the rciundng OF the
National debt, | hereby give notice that
principal and accrued interest of the
bonds ,nercin below designated, and
known as 30 bonds, will be paid at the
treasury of the United States, Wash
ington, District of Columbia, on and
after the 18th day Of November, 1873,
and that interest on said bonds will ceasc
on that duy-that is to say bonds of acts
Of March 3D. 1864 and June 80, 1864, as
follows: Six per cent registered bonds,
act March 81, 1864, 800; No. ! to l3,
both inclusive, $500; No. 10 IS, both
inclusive, $1,000; No. ! to. 253, both in
elusive, $1,000; No. to 1865
both inclus sve, total, S9l6,6OO,
An act of June 80 Ga, coupon bonds $50;
mol to 80, both inclusive, 800; No.
To 300 both inclusive, $500; No. TO
1900, both inclusive, 81 900; No. ! t. lG,-
200, both inclusive, total S3,5OOOoO
Registered bonds, $50; No. to 30 both
inclusive, 800; No. to 80, both inr!u.
,ivc. $500; No. ! to 200 both inclusive,
$1,000; No. to 500, both
inclusive, 10000; No. to 1870,
both inclusive, total 81, $4,000. or the
$lOOOO.OOO of the amount outstanding
embraced in the numbers as above,
S5,5oO,OOO are coupon bonds, and 81
100000 are registered bond. United
States :, cIrties t, Sarded f,I exemption,
should b. addressed to the loan division
Of the Secretary,s office, and all register
ed bonds should be assigned to the Sccrc-
tary Of the Treasury for redemption.
ISignedl Z. +. BuKNAM,
I.tLnn NcrL..tuL.m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14

DETROIT, August l3.-John llutinor,
of the firm of Hutfncr " Maycs ship
chambers, this morning shot his Wit"
through the treast intiicting Il mortal
wound, and then shot himself, producing
instant death. Jealousy is supposed to
be the cause Of the tragedy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14

r..v our reports TINS morning the
.-..tr.t,, are that the weather to-day
.m nrpa-tly cloudy with south to west
...,3. and higher temperature.