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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-06

And In accordance with law. and an order ol
the board Of Directors, made on The isth day Of
Nay. 1873, so many ,harcs OF each pares!
Of public ~auetion, at the once nj the com
pany, No, 80 Montgomery street. san Frapcis.
60, on TUESDAY, tho Tvsntisth day Of
Jnly, 1879, al the hour Of ~ o'clock n.
Of raid day. 10 pay said delinquent Assessment.
together with eoets Of advertising and ex.
JN0. y. POPE. sserstary.
onhec-No. 4N Montgomery street, Ban
Francisco, california. iy6id
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JACOB LITTLE CONSOLIDATET

d Mining Company.-Iocailon Of Principal
Place Of b1slness. San Francisco, California.
Location Of Work., Virgins Mining Dis
trlet. storey County, Nevada.
Noticc.-Thers are delinquent upon tho fol.
lowing described stock. On account Of asress-
msnt mo. %. levied on the 3lst day OF NAY.
1874, the several amounts set opposite the
name Of the respective shareholder, a. fol-
lows:
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MARRIED.

DALEY-RiEFrEL- Ia virxinis. Iusc 5, u
n. Daley TO Miss Loulse Matilda Rief.l.
POwNINU -POOR -ln Reno. July 9, al the
residenee Of the brides psreats. BY Rev. W.
J. ciark. c. @. Powrlug 10 Miss Gala A,
Poor.
troor.Pewning. Yet richer, manlisr, moro
sIalt,k than ever In his life. A long and hap
py life to him and hls bride. Here's to you'll
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DIED.

NOTZ-In Gold nm. July Z. Henry. son oil
Henry and MARY Mots. aged . year..
DOCGLAsS-In Virginia, July ., Bmnalina,
daughter OF z. and Annie Douglass. aged :
wears and 4 msnths.
JRNKlNS-ln Virginia. July 2. Lanra KmEy,
daughter Of Henry and Elizabeth jenkins,
aged 10 years and II months
QUtNS-ln Virginia. July .. Mary Catharine,
dsaghter Of Patrick and Mary Qalnn, AGED .
weeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-06

TEE San Francisco M,ai,g aHd Seio'-
tic Press, San Francisco, entered upon
ID. thirty.arst ssmi-annuai volume last
Saturday. II is moss appropriately
named, and sustains well its nanc, con-
tanning more really useful information
upon mining. scientific and kindred sub.
jsets. than any other paper on the Pa
cinc Coast. Dewey 4 Co.. the pub
liahsrs. are well known o. agents for
securing patents; in fact, most OF the
patent. for inventions on this side Of
the continent. arc secured through
Dewey & Co. Tho .Mini'g aud Scientific
Pfsnis dsservsdly prosperous.
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NEW TO-DAI.
HILL AND HIlITe

III casp.a,-Lse.slss g Sf.sp.i p:ss q
sT1. s !! So: y s rSsss. 81 ci NH. sser.y county.
Notice. -rhefe arsdsinquent upon the follow:
ing described stock, on account Of assessment
No iO. levied on the 18Th day o. NAY,
ISIS, the several amounts set opposite tns
rance Of the respective shareno'aers' -
tsnows. No Cart. shs. Amt
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An u~NroRrUNArE PEOPLE.

yicusBrno. July 5.-Tho negroes held
aPourth-ofJuly celebration al the Court
house to-day. Some difficulty occurred
among the audience during tho speak
ing, when firing began and several no
Q we're wounded and three unknown
negroes fatally shot.
Ths sbovs - and in tslsgrsphie dis
pstchss this morning. There 70 . 70
markabls feature about riots In vicks-
burg Is veil ~ other Southern cities.
Il Is this: Every time such an event oe-
ears. . numbsr Of negroes are killed and
wounded. vhils the white population
ssem TO DO powder and bullet proof.
We remember thai last Fall. when there
was . great riot in vicksburg. over the
election Of Crosby, q negro. to the
~shrisvalty. moro than two score Of col
orsd men bit the dust, while. strange TO
say, not . white man was thus unfortu-
nate. The negroes were Republicans.
a was the man elected Sheriff. There
sssmst 70 Be- = fatality about these broils
in which tho negroes are prime suffer
en. Yesterday was celebrated - tho
Fourth Of July all over the country. In
the East and North especially was the
day observed with greater snthusiasm
than for . decade. II appears that in
vieksburg tho colored people felt patri-
otto, and gave vent 10 their emotions in
celebration. by the dispatch We infer
that they wero alone In the business;
that the whites did not join hands and
snthuss over this holy anniversary.
Be this - Il may. tho nsgross had
meeting in the Court-house. and lis
toned TO public speaking. OF course
va do mot know the speakers. We can.
however. with no great stretch OF i'm
~agination presume that the Grafton. the
poem aud tho prayer were each and all
patriotic. II may be that. in each and
all. thsss people just emerged from the
shadow Of q century's bondage, gave
earnest thanks to the Ruler OF Nations
for their d~slivsrance; IL Is possible that
the patriotism. hsroisn and humanity OF
our army and navy were referred to. 1t
IL plain enough. for the dispatch says SC.
that somebody did not like tho utter.
ances Of the chaplain, the poet or the
orator on that occasion. Some one took
ofsnse: and o. the dispatch laconical.
ly states, "Aring began, several negroes
were wounded and three unknown
negroes fatally shot" It 10 not unsafe
TO conclude that the firing referred to
was not begun by tho negroes. They
certainly had no fault To find with their
own celebration. The patriotic utter
snces Of their speakers were In full ac-
cord with their feelings. Perhaps some
N in the audience dill not like the
sentiments Of tho Declaration OF In
dependence. Per haps they objected to
the antiquity Of the instrument OF i77o,
and preferred 10 hear read ono OF more
modern date: that Of 1860 for instance.
Al any rate. the vicksburg public
breathe freely. Only three negroes were
killed and several wounded. IL ID
sad to have white man KILLED
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BORN.

HALI-In Gold Hin. JAY 6, to the VIII. Of DR..
Hall, q daughter.
ciiRwiDDEN-ln Colo Mn. July !, to the
wife of Richard chswidden. . daughter.
QulNN-ln Virginia, June ~. to The wife OF
r. Quinn, Q dsnghter.
DREisOus In Virginia. JAY ., TO the wife
kr'ls Drsyfoas. Q daughter.
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w a ooLb s hNb SILVER SGsi aisIsS o6a.

Location Of works. Storey county. Nevada.
lowing described stock, on seesunt Of assess.
ment (No. u levied on the 18th day of Nay.
1878, the several amounts set opposits the
naInes of iha rcrpoctlXQ aharehplderr. aa fulloMa.
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pICroU MINING CoMPANY-Lo.
cation Of PrIneipai place Of business, San

Francisco. California.
Losatien Of work.. Gold Hill. Nevada. g .
Notice 10 hereby given that st . meeting Of
the Dlrcetor, held on the % day Of
JULY, 1875, On assersmsnt (No. - Of
Twcnty.nvs Gents per share was levied
upon the capital stock o. The corporation;
PAYABLE Immediately, 10 United States gold
coin. 10 the Secretary. at the once OF the Com.
paay. Rooa p No, tos California street, Ban
frsncisco, California
Any stock D which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sth day OF August, iS1s.
viii be ~dellnquent, and Advertised for SALE o.
Before, will be sold on MONDAY, the sd
day Of August. 1873, 10 pay the dclinquent as
sessnsnt. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sals
g.. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
onice-Room .. No. tos California street,
San Francisco. California. lyetd
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frsn PrSsrsssr yeansy.

wAsnnoros. July 5.-Another dis.
patch from Professor Jsnnsy rsitsratss
his former statement that 30 far he has
not found gold enough In tho Black
Hills to warrant any extended mining
operations. There are aftsen miners
near whsre he 10 sncamped Who claim
that they obtain from Ave 70 fifteen cents
worth Of gold 10 the pan. Ho has, how.
ever. tested Il several times and cannot
make an average Of over n and one
and ons-half cents pr pan. He de-
scribss the character Of the formations.
and says II does not indicate gold.
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Gel. Ls.g o. Ms Way Hone.

Pam. July 5.-Colonsl Long. form
erly Of the United States Army. but now
in the Egyptian service. has arrived in
Paris from his second expedition to the
Man MAN country. where he extended
the authority Of the khsdive. lie
brought to Cairo ave specimens Of
anthropophsgi. including q female Of
the African dwarf race. The Khedive
decorated With the Order Of Msdjide.
two negro soldiers who aided Colonel
Long in . desperate encounter at Lake
Mrools. which Colonel Long believes 10
b ono OF the many sources Of the Nile.
Colonel Long leaves shortly for the
United States.
me MACK uiris-AsssAss Dsspsseh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
a. 49, January IA, 1875.
l. BgELLAIRE,

a. - " January IA, 1875.
.s..st!ta.. l. BgELLAIRE,
TIE following shows the range Of the
temperature as observed ut MERGERS
Drug store, No. 1872 Water street, Tues
day: at e. A, H. 37'; at y NJ, 4o'i at 3
P. NJ, 40; at I P. NJ, $40.
AGAIN enough councilmen 20 form a
quorum failed to put in an appearance
last night, and they adjourned to meet to-
night at the usual hour.
"B1G thing for Cbicago-Bellare at the
other end Of the Railroads.. CaTs-
cHie Gazette.
A disgrace to the intelligence OF the
citizens Of Belmont county-the county
seat at St. CIairsyille.
WE are sorry to learn Of the illness of
our friend, VIM. Mclaughlin.
SATURDAY is the day set apart for our
genial friend, Mr.. NJ. W. Junkins, to
again make his appearance in this city.
THERE is preaching at the Presbyterian
Church every night this week, excepting
Saturday night, by the Rev. George w.
Chslfant. The communion services will
be held at the church on Sabbath day
next.
YESTERDAY was damp, gloomy day,
and the present prospects Indicate that
the river will be open snd navigation re-
sumed again in a short time.
THE trains in and out Of Bellare have
been quite irregular for some days past.
We suppose the unfavorable weather
which usually intcrfcres more or less with
railroading during the winter season, has
been the principal cause Of the delays
and irregularities.
Local news is scarce.
"RoMAYCE and Reality, or The Young
Virginian," at School Hall tomorrow
night.
THERE are quite number Of cases Of
diphtheria in Bellaire at present.
WE have thousands Of persons in our
city at present VINO are complaining OF
bad colds.
We learn that Mr.. A. =. Ryan, Of
New York, intends opening out PLAIN
and fancy tinware store, in one oil the
fine business rooms of Mr.. Muth, on Dia-
mond corner. Mr.. Ryan is newcomer
amongst Us. and seems to be avery clever
and agreeable gentleman. We welcome
him, MS we do all men Of capital and en-
terprisc who locate in our city. and wish
him fair share of patronage.
OUR young friend, John II. Beam, who
runs the news depot, notion and book
store on Belmont street, has sold out hi7
stock and will retire from that business.
We have not learned his intentions for
future operations, but Johnny is an
entcrprising young man, and We wish
him success in whatever he may engage.
GULL is always happy when any
body says something" to him and zone
thing and another
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS
rom the Review and Examiner.

From the Review and Examiner.
Wrsre oratified to learn that LySunder
r. NcCarrcll of Hanover township, who
was rocontl,. so severely injured bv the
80, ,,a1'r,, proct,r I'M: - far recovered
,o"" "' asn,;lar,J an, nf Dancer
80 ~ ~ ''''F,'', ~ ~ 49,.
Ro"Df broke "'lGoW w ''!'
graph once nj "Il,'I'''' s.'t',. -
" cohSSun! "'S"'' p"V wa, o''' ~ sn.,,,
retire ny inc PEesei,.n''oI. " - fnra,n,
lhe h"hus I'll W.T. h''"oi'''' '''' 7
SAMUEL ALrEN, of Cross Crack, who
has paid close attention to the weather
for over twenty wears, states that last
Saturday night was colder by several de-
grccs than any other period within the
past nineteen years. sunday morning
the thermometer at the college at this
place Indicated twenty-five degrees below
zero.
Ara meeting of the members of the
Ohio and Baltimore Short-Linc Railroad
Company, held ut the office Of the COM
pany in this place, last Monday, the fol-
lowing named officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Directors. VI.
Reed President, DR.. Thomas MGhen-
nan, William ". smith, " llII"m WORK, W orh-
man, :. b. Ilayc', Washington; " lIilan
keyser, I. H. GaTrett; '0hn n. oo ,,,,,,
Baltimore; j. d; ~ %Sni s'T',, i i;.'n'' p
fltt>burgh' w. /. nt''i', -N|"l'o.' '".-
tIm"rc; james l.. hnn"oiPi' O'''c' i'''S'-
ncer, Baltimore.
MONDAY afternoon Tho. IL. Baird,
Esq, retired from the office OF District
Attorney, after nm ardous service OF
three years; M%asr,: AieX;. wilson = geo .
5. Hart and II. ). SankirE' as wei !"
Judge AcheSoh, tooH occasion 10 Go," '
piimeht h'mnl"'' me e'I p I"u .sI
pable manner IN Whlch "' hau ",Ici"rSco
his duties, ali or Whlc,i was wen ucS'TN-
ed. His Honor anu Mr; ilart Also
spoke very highly of Mr. Bard sue
ceSsor, J, A. Mellvaine' Esq VINO Will
we feel confident, make al efficient ana
pleasant olhcer.
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RIVER NEWS.


PITTSBURGH. January l3.-Rivcr "
feet. Weather cloudy and mild. Greens.
boro reports feet inches and rising
slowly; prospects of " break up.
MEMPHIS. January l3.-The river fell
IL inches during the past "a hours; wealth
er clear and cold. All the packets are
behind time in consequence of the fog
Dcpartcd-For Gibson, Arkansas river;
Bismarck, New Orleans.
CAIRO. january l3.-No arrivals or
departures except local packets. River
II feet and falling. ..- ...
LOUISVILLE. January l3.-Rivcr fall
inc with : feet in the canal and feet IN
Indian chute. Ice still running quite
heavy and is beginning to gorge in front
of the dam. The j. ID. Parker left for
Memphis th. morning. No other de-
narturcs or arrivals. The Indiana is ex-
pected to arrive sometime during the
night. The Nick Longworth will start
out tomorrow. Weather pleasant during
the day but now growing colder.
EVANSVILLE, January l3.-Drizzling
rain all night, but cleared up and getting
colder; mercury 35 to 30; wind from the
north; river fallen l95 inches, with
IL feet on the guage. Port list down
Julia. Vsnderburgh, d. b. Wood, John
A. Wood. Business active.
ClycIyNATI, January l3.-River II
feet 8 inches and falling; clear and colder
some ice still running.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
VII ceiling Wholesale Market
)FFICE OF THE WHEELING REGISTER. !
WEDNESDAY, January l3, 1915. !


There is very quiet state of things pre-
yailing in business circles just now, and
there is little change to chronicle
during the week, though hope
full feeling prevails that after the January
settlements are effected, II renewal will
occur. Some wholesale houses report a
fair amount of orders awaiting the open
ing of the river for shipment, but We
opinc that it is only spasmodic, and if
navigation was resumed tomorrow, no
great Improvement would be notice
able. The quotations for wheat
and -four are unchanged, yet there
is II downward tendency. Business
men seem to think if the prospects for
the coming crop continue AS good
through the rest of the winter as during
the past there will be a greater decline
Nothing but a short crop next harvest
will cause a rise.
r. We heard of choice lot of No. ]
White Wheat, being sold to-day at 81 10.
Owing to light stocks in first hands
Cotfees are from 4@!c higher
Tobaccos still remain very firm but
have not advanced any since the first of
the month.
Carbon Oil is very firm; we notice
that some $4,000 bbls have changed
hands during the last few days.
BEANS-Navy very dull at 81 - per
bushcl.
BUTTER-Supply fair at DC. Common
butter as low rs l5c. We quote choice
article at DC.
BAKiNG PowDER-S5@3Sc per pound
BROOMS-Fancy, So 30, 81 % and 81 30;
plain 81 JDGl2 -.
Observation-Disclosures demand at 25c
c CiaiCjKENs--At 81 Ooa2 80 pc. doz. :;
dressed Scper 10. Ducks and Turkeys l2c
per b.; Geese &c dressed.
CHEESE-Adyanced; Ohio factory is
quoted at lie. New York State lSc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, sll COG 10 30 per
Dbl
ClDER-Dull and market iullN supplied.
CANNED GOODS-NO change. Quota
tons: PCGchcS-3 n cans 50 - per dozen {;
n cans, 81 ~. TUmdioCJ--3 n cans, 81 GOA
2m:2 n cans, 81 ~. Corn-Winslow, 81 81 P:
other sweet corn, 81 80; common corn, 81 ~.
Mxceunhoous-Strawb g. y; pineap-
plies, g. 20; Lima beans, So 60; string beans,
81 ~; peas. = 25d2 20; damson plums, 81 %.
DRIED APFLES-Firm at 81 " for prime !;
ST. ~ for choice and - NJ for fair.
EGGS-In fair demand, the market Is
being well supplied. Price, 25G2bc.
FEATHERS-Demand moderate: live
goose HOc.
FISH-Quotations are for packages con-
tanning loo pounds sound fish, light
weights and inferior quality at prices to
correspond. MaCkercl-NO. ,, half bbls.
S. 50; No. do: large, s. 50; No. me
dun, s. 90. Goldfish, s 50; lake white fish,
s. 10; lake herring, IS 90; lake shad, 81 %;
lake plckerel, S. %; Potomac roe herring,
none in market. Labrador herring in bar
rels, So D. Cod fish, large Georges Bank,
cents.
FLOUR-Extremely dull. We quote:
Fancy.white wheat nj IS 75St ~; family,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
Wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD Wone>ddy Morning.
A very poor market prevailed this morn
ing. There was but few wagons in and
few buyers. All sorts Of stuff Wa. slight
" higher, except turkeys which were Of
fored cent or two lower per H., than
last week.
Produce Turkeys 12Gfl5c per H.,
and from 60c to 81 % each; geese,
400 GOcts apiece; chickens. dressed, BOA
S5c apiece; butter, 30tG35ci egg, 90
SOC per doz.; ducks, 30@4Oc each; lard,
l5c per h.; rabbits and squirrels 3O0iOc
per pair.
FIsH-None in market. 81
MEATs.-Rlb roast per ID. Ia l5ci
sirloin steak, per h. l5c; mutton, per ID,
lO6l5c; mutton chops, por. ID, l5c;
lamb. per h. l24@l5c; veal, per ID, l0@
l4c; veal outlets, lSc; fresh pork, per ID,
l23(d15c; corned beef. per ID, Zoe; ham,
per ID, l7c; shoulders, per ID, l2lc; Pick
led pork, per ID, loo; dried beef, per H.
IS(d2Oc; breakfast bacon, per ID, lGc;
sausage meat, per ID, l5ci dried beef
tongues 5OG60c each; bologna sausage
l5c per 10; Sliced ham, 20c per III; tripe
Sc per ID; pigs feet, soc per doz.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS - Celery
three punches 25ci cabbage, per head, ga
zoe; onions, per peck, GOc; bects,p bunch,
Sc: potatoes peck, Soc, scarce; apples, per
peck, 2o@25c; turnip>pcr peck, 2Oc; cram
berries, l5c per quart; pumpkins, 5@
lOc; parsnips, per peck, 30c.
MIsCELL ANGUS -Walnuts, 20c per
peck; baekwhcat, pc. ID, Sc; corn
meal, 25c per peck dried beans, Sc per
quart; hickory nuts, she'll barkS; dOc per
peek, or 3 quarts for 25c; apple butter,
l5c per quart. ILL.
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IS 2595 50 and dull; super, 81 5Og4 70.
FRUIT-Cooking apples in fair demand
at q 59szs5 per 9 Dbl; ~ norm astoousr
GRAIN-Dull. Wheat-No: red 81 10;
choice white at 81 l0Sl is. CorR-7Oc.
Oats-Ftrm and supply fair; prime west
ern 65c; mixed Oc; home 5c. Rye-sOc
GROCERIES-Market firm. We quote:
Co1ees-Good Rio is quoted at 22S2212c;
prime 10 choice 23c; Java AT CSC; Wheel
ing roasted at 24c, old yellow Rio none
In market. !Sgrups-Common at 45S5c !;
prime at Coo; fancy AZ 65g70c; New Orleans
molasses, 6S(S70c Sugars Refined hards,
crushed, powdered and granulated, ll12c;
coffee, lG14c; coffee, l05Ec: extra Z
Coffee, l013c; commercial sugar, lOt2c; I
yellow, S49914c; New orleans sugar iui!y
fair, si4@Sc; prime, 9l9c. 1eaS--Steady, no
change in prices. Dried beans duh AT
GAME-Squirrels 81 p per dozen; Rab-
bits 81 50 per dozen; Quails, 81 - per dozen {;
Pheasants, 2 80 per dozen; Nenison by the
HOGS-F6r choice fat butchers are pay
fALLOW-Steady at 7a71sc for country
TOBACCO-Firm at advanced quotations.
navies, 60963c, according 10 brand; TWISTS
advanced 5@lOc.
HAY-Demand light; best baled, $50 per
ton loose 81 OOaE W according 10 quality
NAILS-Dull. l0d to cod, So p; 81 To vi,
So so; I'd to I'd, So 70; I'd TO 3D. II %; I'd, 81 p;
I'd, 500.
iron Bar market firm at 90 to Sc rates.
. OILS, &C-Lard Oil, extra No. / winter
strained, 81 II. Carbon oil, JObbing lots
l2c; no charge for packages. LinSccd oil,
81 u. Turpentlne 65c.
PROVISIONS-MesS pOrk-S2l % for new.
Sugar cured hams li1lc; sugar cured shout
ders none out OF smoke; clear sides l5I4c ;
shoulders &C; sugar cured breakfast bacon
none. Lard-ln kegs, lj'&c; In tierceN, l5c.
Dried beef none. ,.-
POTATOES moderate at 81 OC@
10 per bush.
RAGS-Dull at Sc per n.
RICE-Choice Carolina Sc; RangOon, 7ac.
SAUER KRAUT-Pcr barrel, 81 O@lO w.
SNUFF-70c; do in boxes of six dOZ., $ VJ.
SEEDS CLOrcr-Nominal II 81 w. ItDO-
hy--Little doing, some small lots selling
at $500.
WOOI-NOthing doing there being but
very little to sell. Quotations i6G5Oc.
SHEEP PELTS-Fair demand; prime
butchers peltS 81 20; pcltcrS, 5Oc@Sl W.
FURS-Firm and In fair demand. ;.
Horkheimer & CO., quote as follows:
Mink, 81 5OG2 D; Red Fox, 81 OC@l 70;
Grey Fox, u7jc; RaccOOn, iO@Wc; Otter,
81 OOd6 o.: Black skunk, Il OOgl % small
Striped Skunk, i0d7jC: White Skunk,
lOc: Winter and Fall Musk Rat, l2glSc (;
House Cat, lOc; Wild Cat, Zoe; OppoNSum,
lOal2C; Kits &C..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14

TIE MALCoSTESTs-Am meeting OF
the defeated candidates for Offices at the
recent Democratic City Convention was
called for last evening, at the Guards
Hose house. Only about Ave of the dis
satisfied ones appeared, and some fifteen
Or twenty spectators There was con-
siderable talking and blowing around by
few disappointed candidates but no
definite action was taken, in consequence
of the small attendance. Ameeting was
called for this morning but it will prob
ably not amount to much as few ever
tske any interest in the action Of the
wmalcontents."
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Wheeling Stock Market.

w lEELlNbi baH"" 10
The following are the arrivals Of stock
at the Christman House yards during
last week, and the price, paid:
CATTLE.-The arrivals were 81 head,
and sold at So 00ta5 %.
HoGs.-Arriyals SO head, at 81 500
! IS.
CALvEs.-Arrivals - head, at s. GOA
2 90 per head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14

AT the municipal election held in
Cumberland last Monday, the Democrats
carried the city, and elected their nomi-
nee, 10y majority of l5i, making gain
Of 254 since the former election. The
7TD.e, brings out lis rooster on the
strength of it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14

Prof. Herman Schon, formerly of this
city, and late of Wheeling, W. Va,
brother-in- Jaw to Mr. Theo. Hohrbrack
with family, left Baltimore on the steam
-er Ohio last Saturday, to settle down once
more in the old Fatherland-C,mbsr-
ldiid Times
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14

A LARGE force of men has commenced
grading on the Weeling and Lake Erie
railway between Ssndusky and Norwalk.
The portion Of the line now under con-
tract runs from Sandusky southerly 10
Zoar. one hundred miles
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14

MEETING To- MORROW NIGHT.-Our
citizens should not forget that mass
meeting will be held at the Court House
tomorrow night. for the purpose of con-
sidering the question of taking measures
for supplying the wants Of the destitute
of the city. The soliciting committees
are actively engaged, and will report
progress at the meeting to be held to-
morrow night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14

ROOM SEgUREU.-W. II. ONtoby, Esq,
has generously rendered the room, for
merly occupied by O&toby Il Dutield, on
Market street, for soup house purposes,
until the first of April next, free of rent.
OF course the committee accepted the