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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

the Fair. 1t contained the proceedings
of each day Of the Fair, local items OF In
terest, happy hits, &c.
RUBBER works in Bellaire is the talk,
now.
Col. g. l. PooRMAM will speak in
Barnesville tomorrow night.
The first two days Of the BarnesylIle
Fair caused the hearts of all interested to
beat high with hope and bright anticipa-
tions OF II glorious success. But Thurs
day morning came, the day that was to
eclipse all the other days, not only oil
the Barnesvllle Fair, out all other Fairs
in this section; but how changed the
scene! Sadness and gloom had taken
the place Of joy and rejoicing, and hearts
were sad that beat high with hope and
gladness the day before. But towards
evening yesterday the heavens ceased 70
weep, the frownS she had wore
few hours before passed away
and bright smiles played upon the face
of the sky, and then bright smiles OF
hope came back to all those who were
sad The Executive committee then
wen: to work and had bills struck an
nouncing that the Fair would be continued
over Saturday, and that the balloon as
cension would positively take place on
Friday afternoon regardless of the
weather, and Offering extra inducements
for trolting. The whole thing yesterday
evening, looked favorable for good
Fair yet, and the committee are making
extra exertions to have it turn out so.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, September l6.-Cotton-
Firm at l4s@l4lc; futures closed barely
steady; September l3 l5-32c; October
II 1882 CG l3c; November l2t Ia II
29-32c; December II 29-32c; January
u 3l-32c; February l3 5-32cGl3 3-l6c;
March l3 ll-32@l3.c; April l3 9.lGG
l3 1872. Flour-In buyers favor; re.
ceipts 1900 barrels. Superiine western
and state $4 65@j 50; common to good
s. 7O65 50; good to choice So O0@6 %;
white wheat extra So 45M1 90; extra
Ohio So 6jCG7 20; St. Louis So 90
as 80. Rye Flour--Steady ut s. Boa
80. Corn Meal-Dul! at 50 GjG4 30.
Wheat - Heavy; receipts $4,000 bu.;
No = Chicago spring 81 2O@l %; No.
= Northwestern new and old 81 37Gt
jS; amber, 81 5OGyl 46. Rye-More
active; 9lM9ic. Barley-Firm Mt 2fG1
2jc. Malt-Quiet. Corn-Opened bet
ter and closel quiet; receipts l2SOO0 bus.
western mixed, steam, 7jG7G; do. sail,
7S4Cd79c. Oats-Actlve; receipts 900
bushels; western mixed old jOmj7c;
white do. old 57tI5sc Hay-Firm at
S75. Coifee-Higher at lSG2OIc. Sugar
Quiet fair to good refining ga slc;
PRIME s 9-l6c Molasses and Rice
Quiet. PetroIcum-Higher; crude 81
@6lci refined l23@l35c. Rosin-Steady;
81 7O@l -. Turpentine-3S!. Eggs
Firm; western 2l@2l!c. Pork-Firm
at u 25@$2l %. Bcef-Quiet. Cut
Meats-Dull; middles steady; long clear
city l2!c; Lard-Firmer; prime steam
l3l Cg Is y-lGc Butter - Unchanged.
Chease - Quiet at / u lOc. Whisky
Steady 81 lTIc.
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NEIGIIBORII GOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

The excursion that was to leave our
city Yesterday morning was not run as
intended, to the Barnesville Fair. But
few of our citizens left town for either
the Barnesvillc or st. Cluirsville Fairs on
account of the disagreeable weather, it
raining nearly all day.
Miss CLARA WILDMAN and troupe
PLAYED at City Hall last night to n good
house. We understand that if the Cen.
trnl Hall can be rented by them they
will play there tonight. We hope for
them success,
BUSINESS around the lock-upls dull.
SEVERAL of our merchants are East
purchasing their fall and winter goods.
The street care ars to begin running
soon. Glad of 1t. We are getting tired
ONE more this week. Col. Poorman
takes the stump.
Mr. Isaac BooTH is getting along as
well as could be expected from the imJu-
ries he received Wednesday, by falling
through flight of unfinished stairs.
WE heard a man compliment our town
Yesterday, by saying, when getting on the
train to leave, little sentence that he
said Goldsmith said when he lett London,
Good bye dear, damed old town We
don't know what he meant, but suppose
his girl said mo
THE peach business on the B. X o.
railroad, is Stacking of little, but still!
makes the boys working there sweat, and
we may add swear yet. The peaches 90
to various points in the West. Oysters
are beginning to take the place of peaches
in the shipments.
4 DAILY was issued during the fair al
Barnesvlle, from the job office Of I. T.
Hanlon Il Sons, which WAS u very credi-
table sheet, and WAS eagerly sought after
by the thousands who were attending
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, September lG.--Becyrs -
Fresh offerings ] ,43O head. making 3,O2U
head for the last three days, against
$500 head for the same time last week.
Market dull; inferior ordinary cattle are
II fraction lower than on Monday; extra
and fancy steers l3Grl3!c; poor to choice
Texas and Cherokee cattle 7iMlOJc;
poor to prime native stccis ami oxen
S{ml2i,. Sheep and RcceIpts
1850 bead, making H. 800 head for the
last three days, against ll,0iO head for
the same time last week. Market closed
weak with downward tendency; II
number Of car loads were unsod; sheep
4!MGic; lambs Il" Sc, with a few best at
Sic. Swiue-Rcccipts ! 500 head, max
my 800 head for the last three days,
against 100 head Tor the same time last
week. Poor grasser. sold at 7lci ordI-
nary to fair heavy State sErSic.
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DYSPEPSIA.

SYMPTOMS-W ofappctt,, rising OF
food and wind iIom the stomach, acldlty
OF the stomach, heartburn, dryncSS and
whitrucSS ot the tongue IN the morning,
sense Of diStcnStOn in the stomach and
bowels, sometimes Tumbling aud pain
cuStivrnc>S, which il occasionally inter
ruptcd 10y diaTrhTa; palcnrSN Of the urine
The mouth Is clammy, or has sour or hIl-
ter taste. other frequent symptoms are
waterbrlSh, palpitatiOn of the heart, head.
ache. and disorders of the senses, ~ seeing
double, etc. There is general debility ,
languOr and aversion tu motion detection
Of the spirits, disturbed sleep, and fright.
iul dreams.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September lG.-Flour-
Bull and nominal. Wheat-Irrcgular
and unsettled; No. l Chicago spring
81 10; No. = 81 Is bid spot; 81 l3I seller
September; 81 10! seller October; 81 10
bid seller year; No. 3 81 90; rejected So
@90c. Corn-Stcady; No. , 6O!@6O3c
spot; 63c seller September; jSic bid seller
October; 5@c seller November; rejected
j0!c. Oats-Quiet and steady; No. 81
(G37!c spot; 36ic seller September; "a !c
bid seller October. Barley-Quiet ut
81 l spot; 81 0ji seller October. Rye
Active ut 76!c. ScedS-Timothy higher
Mt - IO@2 50; Clover $S 90. Lard
Dull Mt Sl3 % spot; $l3 OjGl3 o.! seller
October; $ll 80 seller year. Pork-Quict
ut 81 - seller October; SIS 90 seller
year. Bulk Mcats-Dull and unchanged
On call board-W Whcat-Firmer and
higher at 81 l34 seller September; 81 l0{
seller October CONFIRM and higher
at 5S5c seller October. Outs-Fair de-
mand; tirmcr at 36Ic seller September;
34m34Ic seller October. Purk-Irregu-
Ear and lower at S2l jjGS2l 90 seller De.
tober; 81 50 cash seller September.
Lard-FIrmer at $l3 -! seller Oc-
tObpr
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at SO 5O65 80. lOat s. 3OGG SO, l3 at
IS 0O@9 80, 73 at SO OOGl4 70, 73 at
Sl5 00@l9 IS, u nj $40 OOlG29 -, 2 NJ
$50 25G3l 10. % hhds Brown County,
ONO, districts at 50 sOG7 %, 5 at IS 30
9 80. "a ut $40 OOGli 30, 2G at Sl4 OOG,
10 25, 29 at SCOOPS 80, 4 at $50 2jCG3 81 80.
l39 hhds Owen county, Kentucky, dis.
trict--l3 at 81 l0GG7 90, % at SS,dg %,
A at $lO,Gl4 7j, 30 at Slj@l9 81, - at
S2O@29 80. at S3l; 81 hEds Pendlc-
ton county Kentucky dictrIct-S at 81 90
Ggj %, - at 6lG7 %, 10 at Ss(G9 %, 70
ut Sl0Gl3 -, Is at SIS 25G - -, i at
$40 25m % 90; - hhds Boone county,
Kentucky, trash, lugs and Ieaf-3 at
- 2jd9 -, 1 at SlOml4, II at Sl5cr
81. %, II at $50 2jM2S; 5 hhds and >
bNs. West Virginia, filters and wrappers
-3 at ST. j0w2jG IS, 3 at $3OGjl -;
, bXs. at S7@7 50; ia cases Ohio, seed,
filters, binders and wrappers-;}G at -
al 90, % $GCr7 so, - at $S 0j(d.g ,
II at $lO@l4 jO.-Enquirer, S:,",,".
bsy. IAN
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East Liberty Cattle Market,

EAST LIBERTY, September lG.-Cattlc
Receipts to-day 442 head, or 10 cars
of through stock and Ii cars for the
yards, making for the past three day,
1885, head. The market has been active
all week, and everything is sold out cx-
cept few loads which have just arrived.
There Is no change ei any account in the
prices since yesterday. Best $G{m7 %;
medium to good - 75@6 80; common to
fair 81 2jGrj 30; stockrrs and feeders
50 OO@4 -; bulls and COW. - jOa3 -.
lIogs-Rrccipts to-day 2.G4O head, and
Tor the past three days 1920 head; York
crs s. 9O(aS -; Philadclphias S9 2j@
80 30. Sheep-Rcceipts to-day 500 head,
and tor the past three days li,GOO head
selling at - ljmj 30.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September lG.-Petro-
leum-Adyarccd refined l2!c, crude q.
m9yc. Flour-Qur-t; extra $ OO~5 81
hish grade. s. 7jms %. Wheat
Qurct; oil rel 81 42ml 46 amber : 81
Kye-Quict at 30 Corn-FIrmeri yellow
7jm 7Gc; mixed 14G7jc. Outs-Bettcl
demand; white and mixed 4Oa SOC
Whlsky-Inuctlye at 81 -. Butter
Unchanged Cheese Dulli fine western
lOml0Ic. Eggs-Steadyi western fre,l
2lM2l.c.
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QUEEN VICTORIA has authorized the
following reply to the request that she
become Patron of the Church of Eng
land Temperance Society: "Her MajeS-
ty has already expressed her opinion in
favor Of the objects which the society de-
sired to promote, and consents to become
patron of it, organized, s> appears to be,
on a basis which includes all who advo-
cate temperance without insisting neccs.
Sarily on total abstinence. The Queen
trusts that education and enlightenment
of the peop.e, together with the improve
ment Of their moral and physical condi-
ton, will gradually do much to induce
temperance, and TO diminish the evils
/ complained OF.
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MARION COTNTY FAIR.
Third Day-Mct Weather and Post
ponement until TO-mOrrOw-Prcm-
lnmS Awardcd-Succcsso OF the Fair
'omments..N Notes. dc.
FAIKMnNr. Scptember 10.

FAIRMoST, September 10.
'-... ''"' tile Register.
fortunately for the Association and
r-.r, Intending to visit the Fair to-
b.. gummenced falling early in the
gan. continued until four o'clock
auouu. BY ten o'clock \. VI
... ..a inc grounds was almost mp To
l ..q, SO the programme for the
,,plncd until tomorrow, and
visitors who had the hardlhood
an appearance lett for more
.art,rs. will except the
r- however. They didn't de-
,g... aso.ut, In fact the inclement
D.. .ne! To whet their keenness
.... aud dlrn. the day just
n.. -.e grounds. br>pattered with
".'. over onr hundred nags with
w. '.'-''. wanting to know How
orb. ,"'I Shakespeare well des-
s..- 3D.. ....." b. its Gmius Of the Shrew,
p.-.. '..S 90 the noble stced which
.,-. ..a people were thjcI, rs bla X.
.,.. S''- themselves n best they
N",s few were frequently look
d. '-" FAIR through the bottom OF
-! and beer glasses, aud the
hALslpE>corlc EXPECTS
... View, seen therein had the effect
'-.'ping up things considerably.
o.. .''. fellows Were in Jail before dark,
one iroAokins young granger created
... AL excitement III trying TO cludc
'.." by running race
the corporation limit, of the
with about fifty citizen, after him
wing that "lIe who fight, and runs
'as wg.i live to fight another day" He
a.. good time from the Mountain civ
.'' To a point near the Episcopal
.. where there Is quite bluir Here
aira bold strike for liberty by turn.
| several SomerSaultS down the hill
most approved style. But ii was nc
| To" officer nabbrd him, and Mayor
10 sr, him back to the tune of thrc,
as Tor disturbing tho peace.
'' today was to have been h
" tile lair, and many hol,
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CHIpAGo September l6,-The coGven-
tion to-day adopted the resolutions re.
ported bv the committee on DR.. Dcko,
ven's letter; also a resolution directing
the delegates to the next general conven.
tion to vote against any conven-
ten comforting on any standi- g
committee power to reject those
who had been elected bishops because
such committees might consider them
unsound IN the faith. The salary Of the
bishop was fixed at 5000 per annum.
The first fast mail train east, started
from here ut 500 this evening, with Il
considerable amount of mail and num-
ber of invited guests.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

MIR. II. X. STEVENS: Dear Sir-l will
most chccriully add my testimony To th"
great number YOU have already received
IN favor of your great aud good medicine,
Ncgcliuc, for do not think enough can
be said in its praise, Tor was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful discuss,
t.uarTh and had such bad coughing spells
that II would seem as though could never
breathe any more, and Ncg'tinr has cured
me; and do feel To thank God all the
time that there Is 50 good u medicine H>
Ncg"tinc, and also think II one Of the
best medicines Tor coughs and weak sink
ing feelings at the stomach, and advise
everybody To take the Nrgctinr, for can
assure them II Is one of the best medicine,
that ever was. MRS. l.. GORE,
Corner Magazine and Walnut SIS, Cam
bridge, Massachusetts.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCISNATI, September lG.-Co.ton-
Dull and quiet at 1850. Flour-DuIl and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and unchang-
ed. Corn--DuiI at.G7i,a zoe. Oats-DuIl
at 3Om jOc Barlcy-Qmet and unchang-
cd. Ryc-Quct Mt 7GG 78c. Pork
Firm; country 81 %; city $2l 80 Lard
-Dull and nominal; steam ~; kettle
l3Ic. Bulk Meais-Quict at s,mI2G
l2.c. Bacon-Firm at 9!Gl3Gl3tc
HoGs-Firn for best grades; common
to lIgnt, s. OOG7 90; good to extra butch.
crs IS OOa 8 %; stocker, duh at 81 OOC
i 80. Whisky-HigAer at 81 -
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All Diseases of the Blood.

II NcgetIne will relieve pain, cleanse,
purify aud cur" such Diseases, restoring
the patient 10 perfect health after trying
different physicians, many remedies, sun
erlng for years, j. u not conclusive proof, II
YOU are a sufferer, You can hc cured" Why
Is this medicine performing such great
cures? IL works IN the blood,iu the "lI"u-
lating fuId. lt can truly be- called ia"
Grcdt Biyyd P0rLHcy. The great source oi
disease originates in the blood: and no
medicine that does not act directly upon
il, to purify and rrcuvHtc, las amy Just
claim upon public attention.
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Fearful Epidemic In The Cannibai Is
lands.

SAN FRASCIsCo, September l9.-By
the arrival of the bark j ). Seavcr, We
have news from the Fiji Islands of fear
ful epidemic which prevails among the
natives in the form of measles One
third, OF the natives ofthe population have
died from its effects in about tour months
time The disease is said to have come
from an English man-of-war
which visited the Islands some
months since. The natives think the
disease was brought thee. by the whites
to exterminate them. The natives were
becoming civilized, but when the disease
began to spread, they became tr"ntI'
and fled. They will very likely use the
whites roughly. The disease will Kill the
entire native population in " short time
If unchecked.
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Another TO the same Effect.

BARNEsvILLE, ONO, September 10.
Special TO tile Register.
On account of wet weather the District
Fair continued over Saturday. A
purse Of one hundred and seven
ty dollars for trottng and one
hundred dollars for pacing horses
will be given on that day. The balloon
ascension has been postponed until to-
morrow. G.. Ii. X.
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Toledo 1IarkeI.

TOLEDO, September l6.-Flour-
Dull and nominal. Whent-iNo 5c
lower; closing steady; No. , white
Wabash II 80; NO. do 81 -; No. !
white Michigan 81 29i amber do. ~ !;
seller September, u -; seller O. ohcr
81 80; SELLER November 81 29l; old do
81 3j5; No. , amber Michigan 81 %;
No. 3 red 81 II; rejected.92c. Corn-De-
mand fair and market firm; high mixed ,
Toe; seller October, 6i5c; seller year, zoe;
low mixed G3lc; no grade, G2ic; dam
aged, 51c. Outs-Qujet and steady; No ?
43c; white 47c; Michigan 42c; rejected
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Gained Is Pounds of Flesh.

SoUTH BERWICK, Nj, Jan. Il, 49,.
II. X. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Slr-l have
had dyspepsia Ia It's worst form for the last
ten years, aud have taken hundreds ul
dollars wurtn Ot MrIicin" without obtain
ing amy rclici. In september last com
mrncrd taking the Nrgrtin" since which
time my health has steadily improved.
MY food dig,StS we'll, and have gained
fifteen pounds oi hrsh. There are several
others Ia this plac" taking the N"g"tin",
all have obtained relief. Yours, truly,
THOMAS f.. MOORE,
OvcrSccr of card room, Portsmouth COS
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DeniicatiOn--The Wounded Hunting
ton Bank RObbcr.

LOUISVILLE, September l6.. Romors
are rite to-day to the effect that deialca-
tion amounting to 100000 had been DIS
covered III the accounts of the Louisville
Gas Company. a disposition to keep
the matter quiet WAS manifested, and all
that can be learned is that Garrett ID.
Marshall, late cashier, is the guilty party.
1t is understood that settlement by
which Marshall transfers all his per
sonal property and real estate to
the Gas Company has been effected,
and no prosecution will be made. The
well known fact of his defalcatlon occa.
sons general excitement and speculation.
The supposed outlaw wounded AT Pine
Hill two nights ago, refuses to reveal the
name of himeclf or associates. Nothing
was found on his person by which To
identify him, but his personal appear
ance tullics IN every way to the dcecrlp-
ton OF one of the gang OF robbers ofthe
Huntington. West Va. bank.
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Grand industrial Parade.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New Work Money and stock
Market

NEW YoRK, September l6.-GoLD-
Opened at ll6G, declined to ll6!, rose
to 1863, fell to llGB, and finally closed at
uGI. The rates paid for borrowing
were l-@2, 3.G4, and l-G4. per cent per
diem, and :, 6, s, ,, 3 and per cent. per
annum. Loans were made tllt.
GovERNMENTs-Fir
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Cincinnati Tobacco Market.

The market tor leaf tobacco, under q
good demand from cutters and munuluc-
turers, has ruled strong during the entire
past week. Tie offerings al auction have
been large, and price, more generally ac-
copied. The offerings at auction for the
week were J9j hhd, and ll9 boxes. as
follows: 2il hhds Mason county, Ky,
district trash, lugs and leaf binds at
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What ! Know About Vegetlne.
SOUTH BosroH, May ., 1870.

SOUTH BOSTON, MAY - lS'u.
Il. II. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir i had con-
siderable experience with the NCgritnr.
FOrdySprpsia, general debility and impure
blood, The Negetinr is superior to any
thing which | have ever used. | COM
mcnCed taking Nrgctinc about the middle
of last winter, and, uGtcr uSiLg lew bot
ties, IL entirely cured me of dyspepsia, and
my blood never was ia 50 good condition
as AT the present time. IL VIII afford me
pleasure to give any further particulars
relative Ia what ! know about this good
medicine To any one who Will call or AL
dress ms AT my residence, Ss5 Athens 81.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
80 ATHENS street. =.
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NewYork Dry Goods Market.

NEW lCEk, September IG.-Buslntss
sluggish with commission houses and
jobbers only moderately active. The
print market Is unsettled and some
makes jobbing below agents. prices. Cot.
ton fanncls and cheyiots are fairly ac-
tive Gihghams sold heavily ahead of
production Dress goods in moderate
demand
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GOOD EVIDENCE.

CINCINNATG, Nov. -, 1872.
Nix. II. K. STEVENS: Dear Sir-rhr Two
bottles OF Ncgctlnr furnished mc by your
agent, my wife has used with great benefit.
For "a long time she has been tTuublrd
with dizziness and CoStiyrur>S: these
troubles are now entirely removed Dy The
use OF NcgUtinc.
She was also troubled with dyspepsia
and general debility, and has been greatly
benefited THOMAS GILMORE,
2Gl Walnut street.
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BY ELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office N Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
BELMONT COUNTY FAIR.
It will be Continued Over
Saturday.
Sr. CLAIRsy1LLE. October u.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, October IL.
Special TO the Register.
The rain to-day prevented the balloon
ascension. The fair will be continued
over Saturday. The pacing race and
balloon ascension will take place on Fri
day and the sweepstakes trotting race
Saturday a large crowd is in town
to night. j. NJ. K.
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o,pR,uHLEK ON THE WING.
49,. the Country LOOks-Fooiish-
o,Iroakimg-A Feast Of Apples.
.-.t
.t ,..r Register.

fNEhSH>'N "'' ''t''1'''
......-~ u, 'ur Register
r. ..~... means Of transportation
.........n. through patience and
.,.. am here Having come
...-.,I.-, POS rajlto PinS6oro, and
...... ,u-..-r Tyler and peasants
....,.rtu Nv,d county IN Il buggy,
.-..,.,s and aioot, rs fortune and
.-,..r.. would have 1t.
=. mas, through the country l am
..r, w.-. deeply impressed with
,..,i.-,,.r -...prra.iyr forces of ma
llI.r. .al.t see everywhere
o.. l-.a, remarkable deposits, deep
..n..u..h .r.a, heaps Of stones and
-,.... ,I...r mouths and other eVlden-
.....,-.., ar..,. vet the general
.. ....--r. p..a..g, and garden vege-
... .,..n',..l. AID the bottom pas
,'....,. meadow, that We're flooded,
-. ..,l-..rt with vigorous growthS
.'...... .-.,.. lighting the sleck-sided
.tn-,n.n, horses.
.,..-,.y out of patience with all
.. .tra.a-an, crouking among the
..-.-,.,.- their never 10 be forgotten
..... aaI I've made up my mind to
-a-s aarno more OF 1t, for while the
l...a-. blessed with 50 much Scher'
d., ,..y ought To be ashamed to com,
r.n 81. bitterly OF particular losses. /
passed wealthy farmer yesterday who
aa, busy repairing his water-gapS.
stopping for chat with him, he ratified
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17
FOREIGN.

Turkish Persecution OF Christians.
BELGEApE, september l9.--According
to the Servlan reports the Turks have
prosecuted Christians at Oractova, III
northern Bosnia. Six Christians were
mn.snrred