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bv Mr. Lincoln when he was assassina
ted after a four vears, presidency .Mr
Buchanan also made seven changes in a
single term Tbero were e;ohteen Min
isters and oleven changes ,lnr;na the
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-15

The Government the other day sold
an unfinished war ship, "The Autietam'
for $500. Thousands had been ex
pended upon it, an exchange estimating
that the copper alone cost over $4,000
If this is not great mistake it indi.
Gates most wise Government surely.
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The man 10 never smiiss

10y /.
That insignificant individual, OF diHin.
utive body and anprepasse features
who stands leaning agai1st amarble col.
umn in the rotunda Of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, is one of the most remarkable
men o& the country.
No lying American, not excepting
Gen. Grant. has been so much talked
about during the past ten years He is
the observed of all observers, butfakes
nosnotSeaet any enAthimself beyond the
person Iie Is c6asts6iag viii Some
member Of nearly every group Of indis
viduals who enter the door points to him
and in whisper or undertone tells his
companion who he is. They gaze upon
him with mingled feelings of awe, fear
and surprise. He is only thirty seven
years old, and there is nothing about
him to indicate any force or power Of
mind, body or will. His face, however,
is always the same.
Those who have been with him ever
since he came to public notice assure me
that he has never been known to smile.
He lives and thrives and amasses colos-
sal sums upon the misfortunes of others
He obtains control of railroad, and,
having largely watered the stock, floods
the market with it before the fact be-
comes known. The road is ruined, and
hundreds of shareholders and specula
tors hold the worthless stock, while their
money has passed into his exchequer.
Or he obtains control of road, and
under pretense of wanting to put down
steel rails or extending the track, issues
and sells enough bonds to eventually
bankrupt the corporation. His later
style of tactics is to undermine without
attempting to obtain control of railroad
properties The recent raids upon Erie
and Pacific Mail are notable instances of
this.
With his shrewd business eye, and
with the aid Of spies and associate con.
spirators filling subordinate positions, he
discovers when the directors of this or
that road are manipulating it or running
it behind hand. Having found rotten
spot in the management, he straightway
puts all the necessary machinery in mo-
ton for bear raid upon the road The
newspapers here which he either owns
or controls, or whose services can be
procured at any time, are Immediately
set to work assailing the management Of
the road in question. All manner of un-
favorable stories are put in circulation
upon the street. Brokers are sent into
the Stock Exchange to hammer the mar
ket, and break down-the stock. A con-
gressional or legislative investig gation is
then secured. The rottenness begins to
show itself, then the honest papers begin
to pitch in, and as result of all this the
tsstnck tumb.es rapidly. and the man who
never Smiles scnnns in -fe---I.sr'o. nav
ing sold short before the decline sets in
he now covers his short stock at the
lowest figures of the decline
Your readers need not be told who
this wonderful little man is. They have
surmised before this that it is jaw Gould
IN. Y. Correspondence Chicago Jour
nal.
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How He Made himself at Home.

HOW he MaOe A1lmScAt AZ AOme'
Z MAKE yourself at home," is com
mon form of hospitable welcome, but the
invitation may be awkwardly taken adj
vantage of ii our friend happens to be
odd. The Nashville Banner says:
The eccentric "Brother Carr" whose
name has become household word in
many families in tsis city, once paid ar
informal visit to good religious family
as he was in the habit of doing when be
came to Nashville. The lady of the
house came in, but after some time ex
cused herself to attend to some house
hold duty, but begged Brother Carr tt
make himself at home.
When she returned she found the rev
erend gentleman on his knees in front O
the 6ra place, taking up the ashes.
Perfectly taken aback at this spectacle
she said: .4 3a'
why, what in the world are you do
ing? ?" 2'he
He answered, "You told me to max
| myself at home; and if we're at hom
and the ashes needed taking ont as bad
| ly as yours, would do it myself /"
She was not much comforted to fin,
that he had been down in the back yard
had hunted up an old ash-pan with a
much idea of being at home as she coul
have possibly desired.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-15

TIE INrERPosITIoN OF Providence
1t is not great battles alone that build
the worlds history, nor great poems
alone that make the generations grow.
There is still small rain from Heaven
that has more to do with the blessed
ness of nature, and of human nature,
than the mightiest earthquake or the
loveliest rainbow.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-15

When writing an article for the press,
g Whether prose or verse, just try.
i To utter your thoughts in the fewest words,
And let them be crisp and dry
And when it is finished, and you suppose
tits done exactly brown,
Just look it over again, and then
Roll II dov.r l .. f5-t
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School inspector to urcain: snow,
Johnny how many can you count g"-
Johnny: ..One, two, three, four, FIVE
six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Inspector
"Good, Johnny; go on." Johnny laf
ter moments thougbD: "Jack, queen
king, acc"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-15

At dusk last night the agent was sit
ting onsa salt barrel In front Of q com
mission house, and the shadaws Of the
evening were slowly deepening the mel
ancholy look on his face. Es
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-15
Oh, burv Bartholomew out in the wood,

OH bury Bartholomew out in the wood,
In beautiful hole in the ground.
Where the bundle bees buzz and the wood
peckers ring.
And the straddle-bugs tumble around,
So that in the winter when the snow and th
slush t-sfs 4af
Have covered his last little bed.
His brother Artemus can go out with Jane,
And visit the place with his sled. a i.s
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A ACautiOuis witness.

Nobody knows who has not been on
the witness stand how difficult it is 10
testify in a court of justice, especially
when the lawyers determine to puzzle
and confuse the unfortunate witness
The following good story of Admiral
Bailey is related in the New York Even
ing Post:
Bailey was once summoned as wit
ness in civil suit-s position altogether
new to him. His anxiety was increased
by the warnings of his friends, who were
constantly telling him to be on his guard
as the lawyers would bother him, and
make him contradict himself and appear
to be liar. The old fellow had sleep
less night before the day of trial, and
when he entered the witness-box it was
with nervousness such as he had never
experienced in going into battle.
When the first question, "What is
your Eame2 ? was proposed to him, his
hands fdgeted tremblingly about, and
perspiration broke out on his brow. He
was evidently in deep and perplexine
thought, and remained silent
The question was repeated with EN-
phasis, II ask, what is your name, sir p
With mighty effort. the old mar
jerked out the result of his deliberations
"The-o do-rus Bailey"-adding impres
sively, "or ,cords to that effect" ga9
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

THE undersigned, having been appointed
.I Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to fill Pensioners Blanks, administer
Oaths, take Dispositions. acknowledge Deeds,
Mortgages. and other Instruments Of writing.
aug4, ,7tH. WIN. WORKMAN.
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LIVERY.
AccoMMoDAT1oN.

ACCOMMODATION.
Passengers, Baggage, Packages
or Light Freight Of any Kind.
Conveyed to any point on Short Notice.
COVERED VEHICLES
81 HAVING PROCURED A
GOOD AND SAFE TEAM.
Il. is expected 10 supply 3 want the public
has long needed. Address or call on the un
dersigned,
No. l6 Corner Main and Market Streets,
Clarington, (Sunfsh) Monroe Co., 0
JAMES c. MORRILL,,
deol, ,'74Y. for Proprietor.
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enc square.
eGAn legal advertisements Will be charged
by the line, and must be paid in advance OF
pnblica.ion. S .s5. ..,
~ Notices Of the appointments OF Ad- =
- ministrstor's ard Rxecutors; also =
O. Attae hment Notices and kosd nou- =
r. .esaatvo dollars, In advance. -
EAdvertising done at Published rates
and payment required in advance, In al
passs,7 20 @
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
Published Every Tuesday.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One Dollar and Fifty Cents per year.

JOB PRIN 7 I N 9
Rxecutsd with neatness and dispatch At this
sfaoe, and at reasonable prices.
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.rrRMs oF ADVERTISING:


- TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
one square, three weeks. 50
One square, three months. w
One square, six months. 20
One square, nine months hs.........>...ls Oo
Dine square, twelve months. w w
Two squares three weeks. ks............. 90
Two souares three months. 90
Two SQUARES, six months. .....l9 90
TWO squares, nine months.....s...."IS W
W.s .cs,.,ea' tvelve months rs 90
o. srrrth columu. three months. .15 90
six months. ......25 90
-. nine months 80. 80 90
twelve months. .S5 90
OHM co,nmn. three months. .... 20 90
q six month";. 80 90
nine months. .....35 90
y~s twelve months. >. 40 90
On. co,rmn tbres months, 80 90
-, q six months. 40 70
.,ss,.ra nine months. s...........55 w
{. twelve months. I'D w
r~.ava n; noa or less will be harged a.
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W00DSFIELD, OHIO.

p APERi Fl AN q Z r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-17
4 Retrospect.

The election OF 81 Democratic Speak
err olthc House OF Representatives brings
back recol.cctions OF the great struggle
OF 1850, which terminated in the election
cf y. Z. Banks, the first Republican
Sp sker. The fight was u long and dcs-
pcrate one, lasting from Dec. ; to Feb. =
1t was found impossible to chose pre-
siding officer under the rule, and finally
it WAS agreed that the person having a
plurality should be declared the Speaker.
When the vote was taken Banks had
lO3; Aiken of South Carolina, had 100
and there were eleven scattering. Amid
the greatest excitement Banks was de-
clared the Speaker, and assumed the
hair. An equally memorable contest
occurred in 1850, resulting in the election
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-17
RATES OF ADVERTISERS
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One Squares inch space.
onetimr Is Zone months & %
Two TINES. - Three months. II ~
One week KIM. 2 ~ one yc;tr.......... - w
one square changeable once week sJo.
Special Notices p per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places -
per cent additional.
Cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, ~ per
cent additional.
Local Notices - cents per linc-bW u"
lDcai notice WiH De inserted JDr less H"h oNt
DOLLAR. "
All advertisements, except Tor establish
ed business houses, must b" p;t!d for IN adj
vance!
All bills due on the first appearance at
the advert l>vucnt.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will b" confined I"
their legitimate business, and all auNtI-
tiselurnts not connected with II Will he
charged Tor at our regular rates.
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FOR SALE
PuRLIC SALE.

I WILL SELL, ON Wednesday. the
i 18th day of December. 1879. in
front Of the Court House OF Ohio county,
commencing at ~ o'clock A. NJ, the toll
lowing property, situated on the west side
of Huron street. between Goodrich and
Zane Houses Nos. . and II, one contain
ing three rooms and kitchen, and one
of eight rooms and kitchen. Good pump,
good cisterns and hydrants, and fruit on
IN" lot, with all the necessary Ouibuild-
ingS. First lot 32Xl25, and second lot
2iXl2j.
The above will be sold scpcrate or in the
whole, 10 suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third cash Oh
day of sale, or more To suit purchaser
balance in two equal payments Of six and
twelve months, With interest, secured by
decu of trust on the property tor The back
payments. J, e. HERNEN,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent, 1905
Market Street, Agent Tor Mrs. Walker
Hunter. dcC6I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-17

Accommodation tram leaves Be!laire at
4:5U =. VI, and arrives at Steubenville at
b.G q. VI.
special Accommodation trains leave
E.r.rr- al 800 "a. m. and -: p. m;
Bridgeport 1905 a. IN. and 20 p. m; arrive
a'NrIilu'S Ferry at lO:ll "a. m. aud 10 y.
70. E.urniug leave Martins Ferry AT
I'LL AM, and $40 p. m: Bridgeport l! Il!
N.r...ut 8:2Dp. m; arrive at Bcllairc AT
I.. s. M, and 3:jj p. IN.
N'autS To all principal points i'm the
East and West can be procured at tho
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
&. the station at Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
auyZ7 General Passenger & Ticket Agent
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FOR SALE.

VNHREE HUNDRED ACRES NALUA-
i Bile Coal Land, with river front, living
south and adjoining the Bcnwood Iron
Works property. Also, 50 acres surface,
running from the river to the top of the
hill, and known as the David b. McMCch-
en- tract. There is on the property one
brick and TWO frame dwelling houses,
with OutbuildiugS. For particulars ana
terms, apply to
ALnERSON " PAUL.,
now Real Estate Agents,
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TruSCoo's sale

DN VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID made by John Nolan and wife, 10 me
aS Trustee, dated the 29th day of January,
1913, and recorded in decd OF trust book
No. D pages 2l3 and 2lI, OF the record Of
deeds in Tho Clerk 5 OillCe of ohio County
1 'nnrl [ NrilI on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-17
st'heeline geelster.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

I'm, year.............SS GO Three months. 81 W
six months. 1 W one month";. 10
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
one COPY, ] yrSi w one cOpy,6 moS.2 w
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, ! yr...S2 ~ Five copies, yrs w
one copy, 4 mos o. Ten copies,l VIZ. Is On
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COMMISSIONERS SAFE.

Greer ~ LaIng IS David j.. Doucl and
others.
III me Municipal Court Of Wheeling, in
thJnc"ry.
by virtue of a decree of The Municipal
Court OF Wheeling, rendered IL the above
entitled cause, on the Hth day of ~cplum-
Der, lN1j, /, the Undersigned Special Com
missioner, viii, on saturday, Dcccuibcr
!i". 1870. sell at Tia" 'front.' door of the
Count House OF ohio tuuu,y, commencing
said sal" at l1 O'Clock, \. NJ, the following
described property:
The southern portion of lot numbered
one hundred aut S"ytuty.ScN"u On ~itU-
atcd near the southeast corner of Enf IuL
Sixteenth streets, ia the city of Wheeling,
West Virginia. SAID portion of said lot
fronts thirty-uuc iur'. more or less, ON ECn
street, and extends back AN equal width
Ia the east lin" OF said lot, No. IL.
TLRMS or SALE.-Ouc half cash. Tho
balance in tWo equal instruments, at nine
and eighteen months, respectively, from
day of sale, with interest, Tn" purchaser
10 give his bonds w!jh approved security
for Tia" deferred payments, and Tho title 20
uc retained uutll the purchase money
shall have bced paid in tulI.
Il. G.. BARR,
Special Commissioner.
JpuN W. MITCHELL, Aucti"nuer.
The above sale j. postponed 10 Satur-
day. December ~, 1879. al 10 o'clock
\. VI. novl-uuwi.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-17
REMARKS.

kEMAkhS.
The market has showed more improve
ment during the week, the run being
scarcely up to the demand, which for
several days past has been quite fair
cool weather helping operations to some
extent There IS, is We write, consider
able lirmncss in the market, and if any
change should shortly occur it is more
than likely to be in the direction OF
higher than Of lower figures, but any
serious change is scarcely anticipated.
The quality this week Is, if anything, II
trina better than it WAS last week,
when 1t was quite firm, there being even
smaller number of light hogs than
there WAS then.
-JH9in.
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20 No mo SNolo


Nos. .. g. and daily, except Sunday
81. .uGaIly.
Fl~t bound trains make connection" al
80 York aud Eo>tuu. At Washington
CIV for 1ll points south.
West bound trains make direct c"nn'c-
t.uus r1r all points West and North west
Pullman Palace Cars ON nj! niGhl u"'hN'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-17

'Np THE. MEMBERS OF THE lEGIS-
| LATJRE and Public Generally.
am located al -, Twelfth street opno-
>'' House of Delegates. where have in
sock fine lot Of Key West and impnrted
.-Ir>. and all good brands OF Virginia
."nHccO. also manufacture Havana and
seed Cigars, StoSIe> and Tips.
HUGO l.. LOOS.
'''''c City Cigar store,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-17

~ Nr IbhfT HDi'N' N"" P'''' i"''"'
VIM. L. stanley, O~&lJ. w. Kirk a son, oH
Iun. CIGdnIl, Va...3jJnO. billiard, W. US
w. VI. Davis, Va ~ IN. Lewis, w.
VIM. Means, W.Ea.31J. r.. ateS, Na.';..'lt
+ Cnrr,uiug, W. V - f.. SimincrIy, Md ~
Parker PcppcrW, BROWNING " pro, -
SD. T.. Yates, Na-......jN
G.. ". Martin, W.NI0N IN. Johnson Na"I2
+. j. Dawson, " .N.2UD. GIBSON, a...;,...-a'''
David Flowers, O...2u Middleton "lh-
S;aldrr 4 Moore, on son va .:..........,....>.'
tl.inti 4 60, I. .......i al. W. Mtddlotou,\ -
= G. Nln!,r, O.........l7R. f.. Lake, Na-..... -!
f. * ne. O..........Ia t.. &. Silcuit, Na.....lN
+ e. cobb. q Ill ROhr. Carter, Nt.....ji
". {. RuIchaNcr,O6t /. Jones, \a:...'..'''"i'
II NJ. C'nopcr, . lib. Bolliun, Na.~...... !"
". Couins, wv 2UL. II. Bright, Va ...- ~
Joun Baker, O........lil.. finncy, Na.:......}i
4. 4. Mcpruglr,O OH. Hamilton, Na~."%'
IL Eur. q ,.............2I i. VI. Hcnilr, Va. l.
+. Miller, O..........2u : liimau, Md
!. rlum,oy. - ........"i l.. Bushcy, Pa........2 20
HJrucS, q Foley on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-17

TDTT SAMPLES TO AGENTS. LADIES
FhfE Combination Needle book. win
'hLl ,AtomoS. send stamp. +. =. Guck
New Bedford. Mass. IebIu'
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Sicubcuyillc Accommodations
: - q. m: departs 800 =. m. This train
during the day passes backward and for
" trd between Martins Ferry ana HrlIalrc,
when required At sherman
House. .EnaVillc, West Wheeling and
{ travel Hill
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-17

much larger number Of common cattle,
old cows, oxen, and other scalawags.
Prices on all grades were lower from &c
all the way to a &c, the best cattle suffer-
ing least-tho greater decline being in
common cattle. Good stockers were scarce
and prices for them were well maintained,
as they were wanted to Il greater extent
than the supply afforded.
Quotations-2@63c; not many cattle
selling at or near the top figures, and
those few selections.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-17

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. II, lH'''
CArrLg-With regard to the receipts
or cattle We may state that whilst they
are NOT mn to those of last week. extra
and GOOD ars uleuty; but as the market
!. MT We, rlllv established this class oi
,.,,,Is c,rroi he f,irly quoted. although
tn-J,v thcy are held at 81 lUoG 30. \
,,,,,,i,,r nf oars nt halliday r,trl, int,nd
~ T' fnr s,Ir in This market were forward
oJ oas, the oty.rs here no, seeming to
in.,ify the shippers. Up to this
writing. late in the evening, little
had been done in the way al sale 81. Com
mon cattle were IN abundance, ana '"ht
at very low rates. One hundred I'au OF
LOO lbs. Indiana steers, when S'1'" l"r
owner ~ o. Ut nome Ic'c"cu on'l
- 100 oo mere No money }" '""'
HoGs.-llOgs selling rather more
brisk to-day, and at ashade better prices
than ruled last week, the weather De'ns
very favorable for handing TINS class o,
stock. PhlIadeIphiaS are selling AT D"
al 15i Workers - Oot" ~ ana rouSh'
50 OoG6 % Market lalr'
SnEEr-Contrary to expectations Inc
run OF shecp mas been '@hV, which '""S,'S
the market to rule rather more pr.sh'
Although TINS Is NOT 'ne proper ,H or,', ~,
Tor mutton YET GOO In1 ~ ~ o iU0 ~,
SheeP nave anu S ,r uo n,o'' i,''' .,',
AT go"d prices "c'o was '''.,J ~ -.
difference III prices from t"os' IV'''S ~
the close OF the market L"st W. w'oh, W s.,
were tor best tops 80 oo'% % ", anu ia"'I,
Vh"I """h " :" Vo~ w. ','
are IN demand ana Will ''''''''"''' AN
prices.
From come cause or other the offerings
of mich cows are light, and particularly
l. thi. he case for extra good, when
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T. 1 $ H.

81 Halt bbl>. fresh No. Machcrel.
- d" Ne. :
lH Ehls. fresh No. = Mackercl.
To Nos
~ Labrador Herring,
uN' received and Tor sale nv
Hecl VI. REILLY
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JAMES CRANGLE.

~ Rhls. of the Celebrated Standard Flour,
IN GladrS Bucliwheat Flour,
IN Cultivated Cranhcrrirs,
40 Choice Northern Apples,
Receiving and for sale low by
JAMES CkANGLE,
Wholesale Produce and General CohihlN
sion Merchant. -. -.
No 1910 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va
now.
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SWINE MARK ET.
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The offerings this week can scarcely be
considered as good as last week, there
being not quite as many top cattle and
no more of the middle grades, which last
week were quoted scarce, but there was