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, 1875-03-03

Intelligence was received yestordAy Of The ac-
tioi, OF two moro Dioceses on tho papers Of DR..
Do koreu. That of Albany voted In his favor.
and TINT Of Central Nav York. which met at
Syracuse yesterday. voted advcreoIy on him, ana
ou tho Eov. DR.. Jaggar, 1'ishor-elcct Of South
cru Ohio. Out Of scven Standing Committees
heard from DR.. Do kovcn has four.
sEwsrArKn COMMENTS.
Tho New yort 1{orld nays:
Tho opinion Of msn rossussing Tho Judicial mind,
tho keen Intellect, and the We exrerttnce u luaYa
II. esars,.on IL isyor ~ Of b. Is Kosen On tas
points ut issue hclween as supporters and ala ot'-
roncnts will n far to convines those who .rs oron to
conviction. There can be bit one opinion Of tho I'm"
drairab4lhy Of nnn4w1nR In forty ydTs separate Dio
iho discussion that has alrrady vo1ed ths pio
uc to bs recun,n.undcd iu matters ecclesiastical
Dr. % Koyen j. to bo found In lie fac. th.t con-
ru,Rton will eliminate hin from the aroma Of ecclo-
slsstcafssri(c In Wisconsin, iassach!scsts Illinois,
and tha ucncral Convention, De- Do KoEen's uanle.
ior,nly producci an agitation which may have hecn
advantageous, though to Us tho ad'antsgs Is not sp
l'a.ont. ..
Tho St. Louis Globe takes somewhat similar
ground:
Tho opinion Of Judge Drummoul upon the election
Of Or. ls liore,i. uhd tho tuta md poHtrh of tho
a:sntns Committees Of the heytfAl Doctaesr very
l,y Tic Itobt Like it,, he believes tho Committees
cannot 40 back Of tina ord that thc Diocesan Coll
Interpreter Of 4 own rules, and that the independents
" The Doee1s ahonll 10 respected Y u! 70 utes Dl-
uceeea Tho Standing EOMmlttes Of tha Diocese Of In.
d,aua has We observe, declared ngainat Dr. Do Koveu.
result not xpecc, hi1ce Il was ciaased among thd
" tonbttnls." Tic Giooe's aavice 70 tho standtnG
Committees ta 10 contlu, Dr. DoKoycn, II for other
reason than to get It'd of him. lie has oyery quAhca
ion Of character aui talent oF to Iostion.that i
admitted MI eldca. The Eriscopalan: of 1.lipot.
want hin, and they the persons must intefestcd n
the matter Ito haR for eevnsal years kspt tho Church
largo and tescrh OF A Docescs In tho hottest OF hot
water auI it they confirm him now e1ltro will be n
end OF the nj ..tnr IN far ho Ia concerned. Do
tlss priest Of etrouB convictions a not nocesssri,
sure Ia Ia Dtahop Of partisan proclivities and tyran
NOUS tasinr specially when ls has conscientlonsncs
and common ssnte Responsibility always has cool
tn3 Effect on such radical. Then let Iltnols havt
DC Kuyei1 mid us Eave 1ta7e.
, 1875-03-03
COUNTY AFFAIRS,

COLLECTION OF FCoMAlTTRE-MKE1tSas.
The Joint Comtnittoo on patilo buildings and
Public Charities Of tho County Board we're In soa.
son yesterday a1ttrnoou In tho Committee
room at tho County Building. They secom-
mcndeI awarding tho contract for furnishing
sand on tho ground At The addition TO tho InsAne
Asylum, At $3.10 psE yR1d, to Nicholas Gertsu.
Iho Committee on Equalization Of the Board
OF County Commissioners was in session yestes-
lay AFTERNOON, aud held y CONSULTATION iu regard
to Gun. Lieb's suggestion Of preparing maps Of
tho different county towns for future reference.
Tho Committee c1me to no final conclusion Ia
tho matter.
Tls Finance CouuIttes OF ths County Board
, 1875-03-03

BouAaan tribh rnvoltel aud attacked tt1os, H..
accepted tho nnw Hheshh, who. after nea1c, ae
slrmisl1ca and tho loss OF onc hslntl, cd An ~ ~
nf hfs supporters, was compelled to rct,oat .i,ty
III TIM Morocco territory. Ills followers aban,'ou
nro estimated to have captured 60, Ono Berin .,o
10000 cau,els. A. number of tho French loS.! e"9
troopa, spalis and Tnrcos hotong to tho be'Ga Is
erent tribes and there i,aa been 40 mich d;nS
entity Ia preventing thcr going OF TO on Ia Il.
trict ,as had to tlcolnto positively that o s!s. M
putalle and shoot all doScrtotB in order 10 W.
Won't them from, quitting tho service wiihnu,
lcavo. 'lt
, 1875-03-03

4 serious conflict has brokon out on the bor-
dets OF Morocco and Algeria. which threateus
francs and the Sultan. It was provoked among
the seni-lndopendeut Kabylo tribes BY the inter-
ference OF the latter, Who for the sake Of order
or OF extending his own influence, hsd
intorfefed In tho election Of , new Sheikh
Of The Boul 6ouaaAn, procuring the
nomination OF IIadi MohAnlmed, . partisan OF
bis own authority, whom be invested 1t the samo
&imo With the government OF tho neiyhboring
town Of oadj., over which he claims soge1eIgu-
acknowledged him; but two branches Of ths
, 1875-03-03

70 thd Eiitar AZ The Chicago TT ibant:
CutcAuo, March 1.-11aving honrd that tho
Iriah olotnont OF this city arc about to parade in
their usual form on Vt. PAtrlck'a Day, and hav-
ing m intorese In tho aforesaid party. would
like to make o suggestion to tho lcaders OF tho
forthcoming demonstration. Il strikes me, do
tlose people think on tho enormous axponsc to
which they arc aubjoeting themselves for tho
sake OF display, while 50 many Of their fellow
countrymen are on tho brink Of Btarvauona BY
this do not mean tho Commune" or any such
trash, but those poor mon to whom work wonld
be p,ens,sc, but who aro denied II on account
of our unusually dull time. It IL we'll known
that our city, at the present tiro, contaius
lundrods, yes thousands. Of such people. And
yct our very patriotic irishmon will insist on
upendiug money to commemorate tho memory OF
q Saint vino. II ho voro on earth today, would
discourage tho wasting Of money which tuatly
belongs 10 tho poor. ..
but, ~ wcll know how useless 1t 10 to try to
dias,,ado them, lot mo exhogt thom to try and
alleviate tho misery Of their felIow-citizens Who
aro now In aucll dire need; for to do 60 would be
an act worthy Of their own and their adopted
country. " l1
, 1875-03-03

It cost then, ca to get = blacksmith tn ~.
open = Philadelphia ctatIty-box, and when y! <!
got IN 1t and omptlod ont cents, tho c!larit,h;oo
ladiea who had boon engineering that box for
\ year looked All awful LOOK at eacl, other. ''
, 1875-03-03

By bfuvhpg 4he tosth regularly with aozodorh thsy
may be preserved unsulled, FREQ srou tartar, and
whs - alab.ascF long aftee tho hslr hM faded md
Nr1uklts have furrowed tho cheeks.
, 1875-03-03

An old Quaker preacher was oncs noted for slwsys
saying solnsthins about j" tho old. tha mddlea8ed,
aud tbs doar YOUTH" All shese viii end great 1asia-
faction In wearing Klmxoo4 collars, thsy ht better
than any others.
, 1875-03-03

New roseHood-cass pianos, CARED leas, sgrads,
t1eble, eto, Rent money deducted II purchased.
llssdt Temple Of Muaic, No. % Van Buren, street,
, 1875-03-03
Morocco and Algeria.

Bottled Mineral Waters for Families.
by Luck L nAyner, makers Of the Mars cologue."
, 1875-03-03

0k*E&9k7Hss*eF
Now opening linen towels At cents, old ptsce IL
cents At Is cents. which IL hnlt price, Look 1t our so'
cont dAmask towel, price claowhsra H. Alinen saba
da1aasks 3 TO- 60, And Is cents. which u ess than
Wholesale prtces PssdsjRos Ill and ll8 State street,
, 1875-03-03
LAKE FoHEaT,

Prof. s. II. Peabody. Of the Chicago High
School, will deliver tho second lecture of the
Academy Course Friday evening. Vocal and
instrumental music will be Furnished by tho
teachers and puplls Of tho ACADEMY. Tho courso
WAS begun by George Rowland two weeks ago,
whose lecture was listened to by an appreolstiyo
and discriminating audience. eliclting tho hearth
eat applause and commeudatiuu.
, 1875-03-03

FH|;T-R)AE-On tho 231 u1t., by Tho 1te, ~
uutcr, uottlieb Ftuct and Mss uerha T. Hoso. III
CAIclfD, ''' al q
, 1875-03-03

South stdo with p!ros, ~ hnrein described, ~
far south - Twenty SECOND stroot, and the West
Side a. far weht ~ liAhtod atreot, wouta bs much
less than tl4a coat OF The nov proposed pumping
engine at tho Walor-Works, and fuel. aud nt-
tendance, ono yosr, leaving out Of the question
tic immaasu surably greater eurPly Of water there's
by attained. Tho North uiviaion, from tta
nrarcr proximity to thp pumping. works. would
psrhaps, not require tobs thus provided. A.
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EIRDS or PANS.iGE.

T.. ,,,,,f,i %. CHESTS ON The far foreign strand
,,.,,, ..,..l, -. .,U.,iu your own dear rali\"
Ioud"
WIN Mowers coyly peep out,
All ri,.,,I,tS lean ont
~ 'rI.rs q-binwiug.
- - winds hitArr
On ''I, - n,i,> HE.
me N N ,l.,y,\. whittier
NIh, ..',,,'.I, ,ytrjrriu. Sky,
IN IA yT,r.I,. rh,.y fN
i'' sun
a,.Ii,.n safely. the long ~i"hti-ipr
!i'F -"
NJ ~, min, hpth their food and lhrlr
"'' ,I,rt.r noldS forth,
Tbrfnuntain'S breast >wcilvlh,
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FROM GREEN COUNTY. PENNS L.
WANNA.
r,ni rood wanted - Epizootic Fine
Corn and Potatoes.

Eui'''' - 49,, Tu,is,, !. ON, ,o.ir
ho ii,'lf t""' Inrdino md is down ON
from i'. ,I,;n,s Ammnc the rest he
severn ra 'n TO coin 4 term. about
sPe" :Ts. Pt" - iac,town Now y railroad
r"l''U Wc,. '" G", +" Waynn.burr mn
rom iron ." ~ 'raa,7. i ,ybnt we want and
,vha, the not very remote, future will
Give Ms twill be of more value than
road r to the Seat of Government at Long
Branch. There are nil the needed ma
terials, except the rai'S' G'ohg the Io ,",
There are 4"nargar n. q" 70 b fri it on So
ready Win tie s'"nPI 10 n' ,. - VI" y, ,n 30
stir up the thing; maze pas y, ~ 'h ,',
railroad business, ana Jet r ~ c'e' p VS.
1--WE" wv ,h '''' iI"n,dfic mountains Of FISH
". W. can a,r,rI for him to be
W ,,,,rrr then
'Ae' '"-''' a.,
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ANOTHER JOHN MORGAN STORY.
How He Lived and Died III oregon
Finder an Assumed Name.

From the Oregonian, Portland, Oregon.
His was name that in the dark days
of the rebellion, was heard with fear and
trembling by many loyal heart. His
daring exploits in Tennessee and hen-
lucky. his bold and devastating raids IN
Indiana and Ohio, made his name terror
throughout the Western States. 1t
Seemed u If nothing was beyond his dar-
ing, for within the very sight Of CincIn-
natl he plundered, burned and pIliaged;
vet this dreaded character, itappears, for
ten wears has been Il resident OF Oregon,
and 50 quiet has his demeanor been, 50
gentlemanly his conduct, that his
neerest neighbors never suspected that
he WAS any other than Jonn Pendle'on,
of Upper Cascades. Until very recent
" the world has been taught 10 believe
that the guerrilla Morgan met his death
in 1854 in Eastern tennessee, having
been shot from his horse and killed by
Federal home guard. But now comes "A
singular and apparently authentic tale
relative TO this remarkable man. The
source from which we have it is Of un-
questionable veracity, and if John Fen
dleton and John Morgan were not one
and the same man, then our Informant
must have been laboring under strange
hAlluCinatIun.
John Morgan was wounded and fell
from MS hOrsr rs reported, but made his
escape, and in due time reached Oregon.
His mother resided in Upper Cascade,
and thithcr he went and settled, taking
also his mothers namc-Pend!c;on.
Three years ago he came to Portland,
ard here met our informant, and ut once
each recognized the other. Their con-
vclsation reverted To old times, long be.
fore the war and after It's commencement,
while both were residents of MurirccS
bOrO, Tennessee. Mr-- we have
been requested not TO use his name was
present at Morgan'> wedding there and
that, among other things, was talked over.
Morgan cnjoincd secrecy upon the Trend
whom he had Unexpectedly met here,
and not until the news of Pcndleton
death and burial at Upper Cascade, on
September list, reached him, did he feel
ut liberty 10 reveal the secret.
About year and half ago the bullet
which pierced hi, lung in tennessee was
extricatcd at Cascades, and il Is believed
that the same wound was at this late day
the cause OF his death.
Morgan father-in-law, u man named
Nelson, is now living on the West side
roud, some twenty miles from Portland.
He, it seems, is also aware OF the circum-
stances here related. Morgan, MS our in
tormanttellS Us, was u well proportional
man, five feet ten or eleven inches IN
height, dignifed in his bearing, and hay
ing pair OF keen eyes in nj head and
iulI beard.
1t seems quite probable that Pendleton
was the real John Morgan, but, whether
or not there are doubtless many persons
vino cun tell u. more, ut least about Pen
dirton, from which We can ascertain IN
time whether our story l. well founded
or not.
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The three months of tins year OF "AiCh
this j. the last are somewhat reiHar H"p''
for the number of Sundays they lnc'ude
They foot up 10 fourteen-qulte enough
we should say for a fourth OF Il year.
They are distributed as follows: August
fye-lst. S.h, 10th, 10Th and -; SSpt"m-
her four-5,h. 18th, 18th and 10Th:
October iye-3I, 10th, l7th, 24th and
Sl.t. It's not very uncommon to see
dtty.three Sundays in Il wear, but We
doubt if even the oldest lnhabllant r.
members of fourteen SUNDAYS III three
months before IN this rr.'l"u.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGIS TE z.

one squares inch space.
one time...........S - one mouths I"
Two tImes.......... ! y lhree months -
one. eek - one year.......... - ~
one square changeable once week soO.
Special Notices - per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy nNed places -
per cent additional.
cuts viii be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 81 per
cent additional.
Local Notices ID cents per line-bW no
loc4l notice lViH be inserted fOT less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except Tor establish
ed business houses, must be paid Tor III td-
vance.
All bills due ON the first appearance of
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. s.I -
Yearly advertisers Will be c"nhhrl /"
their legitimate business, and All udNvl-
tiSt.lurmtS not connected with IL VIII Dc
charged for at our regular rates.
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pO0I. SELLING.
,,.Ts.s md Abuses Bnucful
umcncc and DemoraiiZinG Effects
.uIntcrcstins InIk ON tia" sub

&uIntcrcstin. Talk ON tia" sub
Zoe,
!, may appear 70 I"' '''i'."'''' ~
H.. ,~,,ting and race course to Ice al
...,.,l. .r unnecessary To- explain I'M.
....... I.;,j. .I..,
method "' O''''''7 o',', ,,.,;raI,. ;.,,,a.
many ol our .', Iii ~,
rant 0' Wv ,',,.ir..,;,., ,,I C,I.
tempt 10 ~ P''.'' ,,,,.,,. .n - dn,,,r.i
low I'la' y" , ~" G,.i results
"'n@ anu .,,r,.a No.. viii shy : T.
- n =, = ora entered. and /, is under
.,,aJ th.y are IN 81 condition to start.
49,, .,. r,.t performance, of these
~ II from their present cuudi-
ANNA l..,nr,lI, believed that one or
''"'' 10 - - I,aya L,,t.r chance to win
~ .ho'n,b.rs The auctioucrr mounts
E t'.'' r '.,r which is generally placed
" 'n..,s;,nl,. rcor the non betting sprcta
, o"N'' 10 sand and commences bust
, ,'.e - With Glow much am bid for fir,
,La;..o9p Some one bids ffty dollars,
vi mas ~ his choice; he paws his
a,u IL I'1I.s and receives II ticket dcsir.
my - .%n transoctioD. Then follows.
"HIi'S Wv" on, or;.r.d for the sec
~" - some one bids ten dol
''.u g,I,ar twenty. and another twenty
"a. I.tiy There being no more
- r., Ia,;ar mJder hands up his
~ a,.a dollar. makes MS choice.
'"'"tS ,..,. In. ticket The pool
say III D. ',,tI - ..vrnty.fve dollars, and
tu'i "''"" -. ..II,yr much
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Heal IlIyselt.

The People Common Sense Medical
Adviser, IL book Of about 800 pages, Illus
trutcl with about 80 engruylngs and
co.orcd plates, and sold at the exceeding
is low price Of 81 30, tells you how TO
care Catarrh, Liver Complaint,' Dys-
pcp.ia, or Indigestion, Sick, Bilious and
other Headaches, Scro,u!u, Bronchial,
Throat and Lung Diseases all disease.
prculiarto womrn;a and most other chron-
ic n well rs acute disorders. 1t contains
important information for the young and
uld. male and female, single and married,
nowhere else to be found. Men and wo-
men, married and single, are tempted to
ask their family physician thousands Of
questions on delicate topics, bat ar" de-
TERED from doing 80 by their modcsty.
This work answers just such questions So
fully and plainly, as to leave no one III
doubt. 1t Is sold by agents, or sent 10y
mail post paid on rcccip. Of price. Ad-
dress the author, K. V. Pierce, VI. u,
Worlds Di>pcnsary, Buffalo, New York.
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OFFICE FKNBODG INSI kNNIE NV'I
Wheeling, ". Va, April 2 $50,
u,HE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Comp'ny OF Whe5l-
ing, expired April /, 1919, and its uncNpir-
ed lire business has been reinSured Dy the
Peabody insurance Company OF Wheel
ing. W. Va, ~ shown by the Resolution
and certificate annexed hereto. All claims
for loss or damage that may occur after y
o'clock NJ, April |, 1873, under any nrc
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
surance Company, and in force, Will be
adjusted and settled by the Peabody IN
Suraurc Coz ranN. .,
j. V. l., RODGERS,
Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOcers,
1905 Main st.
Have now In store and for sale.

Have now IN store and for sale:
2D0 Halt Bbls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
800 No. 3 Mackerel.
200 4" No. 2 Mackerel.
40 Packages Mackerel, 2 and in quartz
barrels and kits.
IS Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bbls choice y. y. MOiaSSes.
~ HhdS choice y. y. Sugar.
81 BblS Syrups.
200 Bbls Standards A. b. Extra c. Graug.
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin aud
&C Sugars.
500 BblS Flour embracing White Rose
Keystone, Idlewise, Howard and otEe
standard brands.
100 Bags prime to choice Coffee.
p Half Chests prime 10 choice q.
Teas.
50 CaddieS prime 10 Choice G.. u. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HalbroOk's J. t.
Milliuer's, PAGES and other good and TO
liabI... ands, among the best in the couu.
try. vrr stock Is iull and complete, and
will be offered To the trade AT the lowe.
market price. We invite CLOSE buyers
all and examine our stock before pure
csing elsewhere.
amarillo NELL & ELL y q Is \ VI
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II tt N a
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
or WHEELING.
CAPITAL, 100000
nIn Ii vrnHS

DIRECTORS:
VIM. b. SIMPSON, WM. {. HANDLAS,
JNo. X. BorsFoRD, J. X. MCCoErSEr,
join l.. HoBBs, {. L. BROWN'
rpHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN Sue
crssful operation six years; continues
to insure against loss or damage by hrc ON
HuildingS Of all kinds, Manufacturing Is
adjustments, Household Furniture ana
Personal Property generally, Hulls and car
goes on the western wntcrS'on as favorable
FERNS rs other sound institutions.
WM Il. SIMPSON, President.
J.R. MILLER, Secretary,
OSCAR SANDROCH, agent and Solicitor.
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THE CITY B A N K
CMdb idnoi LiabHay

IIIItII NINIt II''IVIT'W
Is PREPARED TO CONDUCT ALL BU-
| sIucS> appcTttiniug 20 Banking:
Deals IN Bills OF Exchange, II Itrt states,
Stale and County Bonds, Gold Coin, and
Negotiable securities al fair rates.
Notes and Bills of Exchange discounted.
Collections made for Merchants, Manu-
facturrrS, Banks, Bankers, aud others, on
all accessible points in the United States
and Canada.
Drafts in sums 10 suit purchasers on all
the principal Cities and Towns in ticrInH-
ny, Great Britain ami Ireland.
Deposits solicited. Interest allowed on
Special Deposits.
X. CRANGLE, President,
j. DALIELL, Wee irevuicH,
H. CRANGLE CTyhtcr. feb!
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BANKS.
Cs.PITAE. S25O.OOO
SURPLUS, 100000.
JOHN K. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
VI. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Bank Of the Ohio Valley,
Successor 10
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared 10
transact the business of banking IN all lis
details.
1t succeeds the First National Bank Of
Wheeling; Is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the Interests gifts
correspondents and depoSitOrS, and by
prompt and faithful execution Of their
wishes, it hopes to merit their esteem ami
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made ON all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check at
sight, received from banks, bankers, firms,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or ut fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOTN h. BOrsFOED WM. B. SIMPSON.
JACOB - RHODES, WM. a. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHS l.. HOBBS,
GEO. W. FRA NZHEIM, JOHN T.. WILSON,
HENRY VI. HARPER, my2l
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4 Valuable Work

From ;hc Lafayette Daily Courier.
DR.. K. V. Pierce, OF Buffalo, di,tin-
gui,Lcd in surgery, and the general prac-
tee in the profession he honors, has made
a valuable contribution to the medical
literature of the day, IN a comprehensive
work entitled The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser While scien-
lifc throughout, it is snguIarly free from
technical and stilted terms. 1t comes
right down to the common sense OF every
dav life. Dr. Pierce is u noble specimen
OF American manhood. He has sprung
from the people; and, with many >ymp"-
thirs in common with the masses, has
sought to render them n substantial SER
vice in this the great work of his life.
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at'hcelino 9egl5tcr.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER

DAILY hLUIoIbh.
owe year...........SS O1 Three mon,hS-.SG 90
S,x months. w one month. 80
TRI-W EEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday.
one copy, yr..S w one copy,6 moS.S2 %
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one COPY, yr..S2 W Five copies, yrs 10
one CDpy. 6mOS ~ Ten copieS.l VT. lSOU
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T. 10 u F.

lOu Barrels Pollock : Indiana Fancy.
" Washington Indiana Mills
Gem of The West, extra family
Just received aud for sale by
mart VI. REILLY.
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r--Ury Ladies' SLo" department con-
'.u, 80 stock unsurpassed for elegance.
a..,H.Ur, and IuWu,>~ OF price. iHrcc
ICONS Cos scli-mrJSurcmyut sent on appli
.H.nu.
Complete assortment of Gents FURNISH
.H- GuuG~. SHIRTS. Collars. Guns. Ties
Hose. Gloves. a.. Goods sent 10 any purl
.''ar country. SHIRT measurements son!
ua application.
tar the accommodation OF Ladies' and
Families who are unable 20 visit the city
Goa. lines oi samples OF ull grades of Dry
t,nHt~ viii br sent, and ORDERS hV mai
h..J with the greatest possible care.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-29
Choice New Crop y. D. Mo-
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lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
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LIST, DAVENPORT X PARKS.
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DEBORAH os Smesn.
Sen 2ben SUM-.

Gibits Senbu9 iamlebes enbel al
8psns un9e Solf / Oct imuffe Sle'
msb at ifuHe Wipler til ct Sresl til
bsn rpe norIfs Strife. Com 8om
mite til at inoiamle 8iora9 nebiat'
ties: .. u. Sois. Sormano, Wiis
Singer SauSen, Sefreter. Miis Suite
See, &asiersr, Srunf Sanion. Sub.
FriptiOn sr aQsrsse paabsspnot, %
Der er te9net maaHeelige Bierae,
binbenbe for y Waaueoer, til ct
Ssleb af libt ODER 70 Dollars pr.
Maaneb. Were tiltrGu9es, % ri
baaber at Dor un9e norlfe 8efolf.
ming baabe / 8pen % paa 9anoet
pilsr zig fra Den fotte SiSe. Maa.
1ieoIise 8iora9 af fra so Gents o9
opober mobtases meb Safnemmeli9.
BED, % neiten gnbusr er iitano til
at poe Ell lioen Sfi9rp til ct iaa
imuft Sorstasenbe. Set er Menin.
gen at fiebe ct Srssl iom fan lpure
til &irfsns Sterrslie % uoitpr. %
ct Saaoant - Yibe Srssl - bill an.
tagelis foite 12-1400 Dollars. Set
bsiluttebss unoer Meoet at Gegulfa.
bet % Soretaaenbets Sremsan9 lfulbe
ofsntlissigrss i "Oseorab Soften"
bper Maaneo.