The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-28

The Buffalo Courier reports case Of
Bakerism in America. An atrOclous as
sault was made on lady recently in an
Erie railway sleeping coach. No names
given.
The New York Mail states that on
Wednesday eight shares o! the Com
mercial Bank, New York were sold at
81, ,G75 each, the par value being 800.
This, is believed to be the highest premi-
um ever paid for bank stock.
The Cincinnati Commercial wants Re-
pubhcons in Ohio to look out for tramps
about election time. \ good idea. a
great many of these poor fellows would
! be living arguments against the Radical
| policy of hard times and tight money.
The Radicals "calkilate' that Carl
Schurz will, by his entrance INTO Ohio
politics cost the Democrats 10000 votes.
The Enquirer says that Hon. Carl is 10
receive $4,000 for his services. There
fore the RAIDS must be close Calculators
'bt NOlluI p'l oHNi' k'N'A WV - " DN'N
price to pay though.
The world moves. The Columbia Is.
c. Umioa-HerGLd is calling upon the Re.
publican leaders in that State to realize
that public opinion in the North and
West has become fixed upon the fact that
State governments which cannot exist
save when surrounded by Federal bay
onetS, are not worth preserving.
PROF. NJ MARSH, during his researches at
the West, discovered fossil bird with
well formed teeth, and after making
critical examination of the curiosity, he
concludes that it is intermediate between
the bird and the reptile, ard supplies one
of the missing links in the Darwinan
theory.
HERE is the way poor, miserable, mar
row minded creature speaks of the honors
proposed to be paid to Stonewall Jackson.
one of the most celebrated Americans
that ever lived: "rhat statue of Stone.
wall Jackson, now being placed i'll posi-
tion Mt Richmond, is perpetual English
insult to the Republic, and an aggravation
to every loyal American who would fain
forget the unimosities of the civil war
Ar recent fair at Norwalk, Connec-
tcut. several bottles of native wines
were set before the wine tasting COM
mittee' for premiums. There was
great diversity Of opinion and u warm
discussion, followed by intense chagrn
when it was found that some practical
Joker had filled all the bottles from the
same barrel, to test the committees judy
ment.
THE tobacco buyers of Lynchburg,
Va, ard the grangers of that section
have formed an alliance, by which the
latter are to open two warehouses in that
city for the sale of leaf tobacco, the buy
crs pledging themselves to give these
warehouses the preference. This action
was taken because OF II refusal of the
owners OF private warehouses to reduce
their charges for handling the weed.
The contract entered into is for twelve
months.
A LETTER to the Alexandria VA
Gazette, from that famous resort, Old
Point Comfort, Fort Monroe) gives the
following information:
IL met Mr.. Phrbus. of the HvgeIa
Hotel Old Point Comfort few DAYS
MOO and he had the curiosity to keep
tally of those who frequent such places.
of the two hundred and sixty-three
quests who registered their names on the
books. two hundred and iiity-eight in
oured the way to the bar-room. Proba.
blv every hotel keepers experience is
the same as his
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THAT notorious old Parson Brownlow
has, in his paper, been pluming himself
for having outlived Andrew johnson, in
the following sacreligious manner; "That
the Lord has been so mercitul to Us, lme)
and so long preserved us lmet
in the midst of great dangers
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J." P''S0" ""u o "
part, attribute 1t TO the iaGl thSt W. we never
voted the Democratic ticket we were
first Feder"l'st " h'S' now a hsPul-
lican, and, by the blessing oi ood' We
stand ready to oppose "h!th'hs OF any
body appearing uhder 'hG gu''e O,
States r'Eh'S repual".lns nelno'raey.
1t Is more Ilkely I" De true, tn"' stern,
though Just uou' mas i"I'tu t,. MN !" ur"S
his poor, helple'' Pal-leu pouS 'n'9uSn a
protr"cted llle! as PumlSNsn.n. s.,.,,o to' i,
many SINS VIM us NV ~, =, 49,, ~