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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-23
rOSrrUNRNgNr.

Tue day for dssming stock delinquent on tho
abose a.sss.ment hAs been po~tponed until
Tuesday. the second day VI Novem %. lsIa.
and tho dAy VI szls thereof to Wednesday. the
to-. ~ fourth day of November. lsI5.
u, tricr of the ltosr,i of rrus'ees.
o,tii I'll DAVID A. JkNNiNis \ efrtary.
DALrIC cONsOI.lDArED MINING
ID COMPANY. Location OF principal place
sf busin,s-. san frahci,eo, California.
Looaiiot Of works, Gold iiiil Nining Die.
tsiet. storey County. Nevada.
Notice j. hereby given thai ~ meeting
nl the Boari 81 Diretar-. held an tho
Bh day Of Oeioisr. isT5. An assessment
Ma. - of rsn Cents uOc) per share
wa- levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation. payable Immediately In United
states gold coin 10 the Secretary At the Office
NJ the Company. Room -. llayward's Build.
ln;. No. &i9 calliomla street. San Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18Th day of Sovem.
scr. is75. will bs delinquent and advertised
for sale Al public auction, and unler- pay nient
IL made before. will he sold ON TUESDAY the
Ash asy cf November. 1878, to pay the deiin-
qucnt assessment, together with costs of Ad.
vertislns and expenses of sale.
Iiy order of the Board of Dlrcctorr.
TIlEO. 4. klBBE, Secretary.
Odiee-Room - laywArds Bullding, 4l9
California street, san Francisco. California.
ola IA
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>ronru CoNsoLunArGD VI

~ 0iNiA MINING COMPANY. Jaeaiion
~ principal place 20 business. san fiAncisco,
California.
Locai.on of works, vir,inis Mining District.
Stutvs c"unty. Nevada.
Saiicv - hereby given. that nj q mectin: ct
the Ii,snl of Dirctor-, hckl on the sth day of
prtoi~r iSf5. sn t-.c--mcnt tNo. " of FIFTY
C-nts per -harr was levied uI'on the capital
si,-cs of the corporation. pay able Immediately
iu t'uiiri state, G1ld coin. Ia the Secretary. AT
the oiiice oi th~ company. Rsom -, No. ti9
Ciliiorutt street. Ssn Francisco. Caiifofnia.
iuy stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the iiih day of November.
isTs, win ~ delinquent, ani advertised for sale
al puhlic snctisn and unlc-- payment l. made
before, win be sold on the First day of
pc'vmbc-. iS1i, tn pay the delinqncnt
assessment. to..vther with Gusts of advertising
aud cNpsnse- of sale.
~ urier ~ the l.narl Of Directors.
JOSEPH MAGuigf. SECRETARY.
Ofie-- Room -; M. tl9 California street.
Al
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~ Company. -Loraiion of principal place of
ba-inc--. s>tn Francisco. cal
t-..lioa of wofk-, ,sold ilill, storey
Caunty. Nevada.
Noticc j. hereby given. that Al = meeting oi
the itari ~ Dircior-, heid on the i:ih day of
October, lST5. an a-.s -.usnt lNo. Sil of Ihre
ppilir- per share was icvied upou the capital
stock of the corporation, payable Immediately.
iu United ~iai.- gold coin, tn the SECRETARY. nj
the oliicr of the company. la Marrow : Bald
nv. NJ. an California street. san Francisco.
taniiorniA.
An, stock upon which thl- assessment -hsll
remain unpaid on the ~ixtCcnth dsy of No.
Nembsf. tSs5. will h. delinquent. and all
Ncrtt-cd lor salr NJ pnhlic anction. anal unle--
paymeat l. made bsiurr. will be sold On
III E>DAN. the Ilh day of peccmocr, issa,
to ply the delinquent s--e--mcni, to.rther
With costs of adycrti-in: and expenses OF
sale. .
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S,IrRnA NEVADA sILvaR

OiIicc Room ~ Np. 81 Montgomery street,
san Francisco. Caiif.Tala. O9td
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yrt.Low JACKET siLyER MN

onles Room ~. H.yw.nI'- building. no.
4ip California street. San Francisco. cal.
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NvERMAN siLvER INNING

IUNkFII NAUVINF, -sef,tAry.
Ofie-- Ro1m -. M, tI9 California street.
Sau Franei.so. Cailt,Fnla. ostd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

Charles H. Marshal was elected [. 5
Senator for Nevada, Yesterday.
The Louisiana Legislature Yesterday
returned P. B. 5. Pinchback United
States Senator.
The Congressional Committee closed
its labors ut Vicksburg Yesterday at one
o'clock, aud left for Jackson Various
witnesses were examined, whose testi-
mony did not differ materially from that
heretofore published.
Specie shipments to Europe from New
York, Yesterday, were $l,0j00OO, of
which 100000 was gold coin and the re-
mainder gold bars and silver.
A special to the Galveston Nsjrs from
Austin, says that Senator Roby intro
duced Joint resolution yesterday that,
whereas, ii is the right and duty of the
States, on appropriate occasions, to give
expression TO their sentiments on all
questions seriously affecting the integrity
of the Union and general government;
therefore be it resolved, that We recog-
nlze the late federal interference i'll Lou
isiana as dangerous and subversive of
Republican government; that Texas
enters against her indignant protest, and
expresses the warmest sympathy for her
sister State.
The Legislature of Wisconsin organ
ized Yesterday Henry W. Horn was
elected Speaker, and Henry d. Barron
President of the Senate, both Republicans.
The Governors Message will be read to-
morrow. The Senatorial contest is very
active, the supporters eff Carpenter and
Washburn are both confident.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
NewYOrk Market.

New YORK. January l3.-C"tton--
Quiet at l5c. Net receipts 400 bales;
gross 800 bales Futures 'l",rd steady;
January Is l-32c; February u j-;;2c;
March lj4mlj 1890; April lj."
29-32r; May Is Lice; Jun" log; July
1880; August IL - lGc. FIour-DuII
with slight decline; receipts 5000 bar
rcl>; supcriinc western and state - Oorr
/ 80: common ogood II 9Om4 %; good
to choice 81 S5G5 30; white wheat extra
s. joaG 90; extra Ohio - 9OtaG 30; st.
Loais 81 SjGS %. Rye Fiour-Quirt.
Corn Meal-Dull. Whcm-Recelpts
1000 bushels; No. ,pring 81 lGGal Il;
No. ; spring 81 O7ml OS; No. , Chirago
81 O9(al Il; No. = Milwaukee II Ia
| IA; amber 81 2Gm1 %. Rye-Quict
Mt 93Ca 9jc. Barley and Malt-Quct.
Coma shade iirmcr; receipts 1000
bushels; mixed western 94c in store; new
do SIZE. Oats-Dull; receipts $4,000
bushels; mixed western 67Cd G9!c; white
GSld zoe. Hay-Unchangcd. Hops
Steady. Cotfee-Dull. Sugar-Dull at
Sic. Molasses-Ncw Orleans quiet at 60
Gt66c. Rice-Dull. Petroleum-Quiet;
refined at l2!c; crude etc Rosin-FIrm
at - 1912 10 Turpentine-Firm at
&5Ic. Eggs-Unchanged, Leather
Firm at 2GI@ 3Oc. Wool-Dom",tlc
fleece 43G Toe. Pork-Dull; new mes,
$40 %; old do $40 %. Beef-Unchang"d.
Cut Mcats-More active; middles trmi
western long clear lO!ci hort clear lie.
I,rJ Firm. rrirpa steam l4lC Butter
Firm; western Ia &c Ch""'"--I IL
changed. Whisky-A ,had" lower at
ga 97Ic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
pniSnnptlIn Dnnili-

\ healthy hy"r ,rcr"i"- each dn'
about two and Il halt pounds Of h."
which contains great amount "I wat"
material taken from tie" blood. W hn
tn" liver become torpid or "ong'rl"Ir
It fall t" eliminate tins vast amount d"
n"NI"u~ substance, which, therefor. r.
man, I" poison tL" bloVl and h" "ar-
y"y"d t. every part "i the -l'i"m. What
must b" ih" condition of th" blood
when II Is receiving and r"tnInIng "mh
day two and Il halt p"nndi' Of poison
Nature tri'- I" work 'h thi' poison
through other 'h'Ih''' ana "r-a'''., .''
h'uh'H', "'S-' ,N,,' I VIZ. ~"
organs "'''''' TI,, I,', ,''N''' ~ P,' '.' .'''-
tii'N iab"i' ". "'''''''', ~ ''.,,' "'...'' ''
functions, an" '''''"' ''"- ",''',"''' '''
prr--nr,' h"t '',"il'. '"rI""''y l'''''''i.
Inc BRAN, Wn',n ",'. j. tiif great '''.'''-
r"i r"n''r "' ".' '''aIts; Is "iru'y '''''''-
'a''d "t '"' t'','''.S O'y'. Mi'. I''.'-
- /" u ''",,. '"T ''hI' anu u 'nI', ,' l,'
''I'I '', '''',' ,,I ,i''.',i'u.'l i'r ir. Wv Wv.
: r'P'''"' Va O''' P"''''''"Nr "','
""''""''' "'"'A'"'' IN HPH'''s y" ".'P
tnr m'hd %h an! SUBJECT impair ..''..' vi
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The Dry Goods Trade.

New York Journal OF Commerce, Jan. y.
The trade for the week has not been
large, but dull season was 10 ba expect
ed 50 soon alter the holidays. Noycrthr-
less, a fair amount of goods has changed
hands, and inquiry is being stimulated
especially towards cotton goods AMI
spring styles of casSimere>. The presrn,
aspect Of the cotton market certainly dee
not indicate that any further decline !,
likely to take place at present in the
price OF goods manufactured from tina,
staple, II, aS the manufacturers ulmo,.
unanimously assert, the rates prevailing
now yield no profit and barely cover rN-
penses. However that may br there seem
ed 10 be an improved tone in the mar
ket and a better feeling existing "a, the
week drew to its close The demand for
spring styles of Cassimerc~ ha, been
larger than was expected 81 early IN the
season, and augurs well for good ,pr.rg
trade. Other WOODEN goods arr dUlI ol
sale. We are not aware that any de-
partment Of domestic dry goods is over
stocked, and if an active demand should
arise the market would soon be in con-
dition to test the capacity OF the pro-
duccrS
The market for alt kind. Of foreign
goods remains very dull. Linens ARE
especially slow Of sale, and importers ar.
offering them at prices considerably boz.
low what were obtained short time u 90.
Wooens and silk goods are also dull. but
the importers hope for better fortune n
the season advances.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
Chicago Marke et.

CHICAGO, January 3.-Flour-Dul
and nominal. Wheat-Dull and weak
No. > spring $3.50 cash; ssIG $50 seller
February; s9!c seller March; No..3 s3tc;
rejected 76@76ic. Corn-Stesdy and 10.
moderate demand; No. mixed &c cash.
GG4 seller February; 7llc seller May
rejected 6l@Glfc. Oat,- Steady and I'm
moderate demand; No. , j2Ic cash, ,3.
seller February. Rye-Quirt and uu-
changed; No. ! 9j@ 9Gc. Barley
Steady and in moderate demand. 80.
81 25tol 30; No. ; 81 lOml Is. Drr---
ed Hog,-Steady; light - 5OmSs 20
heavy SS 90. Pork-Dull and declined
at SIS BOA Is 80 cash; $lS g.! seller Frt-
ruury; $ls 95 seller March. Lard De.
mand fair and market firm at Sl3 80 cash
Sl3 A. seller February Bulk Meat
Steady and in moderate demand ami
unchanged Whi>ky-Dull at Ole. On
the call of the board in the afternoon.
grain and provisions were quiet and M
changed
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Pacific Mail Investigation.

WAsHIxGroN, January l3.-Ou the
resumption of the Pacific Mail investiga-
tion to-day. the chairman Of the Ways
and Means Committee announced that he
had received from the Bank of California
a transcript of Richard L. Irwin ar-
count with that institution from January
5th. 1872, to January jth. 1873; showing
that Irwin was credited with SlOl 900
on June 6th, 1872. and this corroborated
Mr.. Aber;s testimony that Irwin took
with him To- California on May 9th
100000. which together with SlOt,5OO
disbursed by Albert, and $le,jO0 retained
to Irwins credit. lie accounts for the
whole of the $224OOO check. previous y
received bv Albert from Irwin, from the
cashier of thc Bank Of California; also
furnished information that the draft
drawn by Lees y Waller Februa-
~ II. for $1,000 in gold. was paid
March II. and endorsed BY EldTldge and
Irwin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
The Contest at Fever Heat.
The Capital Removal Ahead.
Senatorial Aspirants Wide
Awake.
Organization Of the Legis-
lature.
Manly Reference by the Gov
ernor to the Louisiana
Conspiracy.
CHARLESTON, W. v, Jan, -


special TO the Register.
The House organized this afternoon
electing Colonel Alexander Monroe, of
Hampshire county, Speaker; j. 7. Pcy-
ton. of Charleston, Clerk, and W. L.
Moifett, of Charleston, Sergeant-at-armS.
The Senate elected Danl ID. Johnson
of Tyler, President; james Miller, Of
Cabell, Clerk, and Joseph Anderson, of
Nicholas, Sergeant-at-arms
The Charleston people say the organi-
zation Is favorable 10 the capitol
removal. In the House Jacob B.
Jackson, Of Parkersburg, will probably
be chairman of the Judiciary Committee,
and A. Brooks Fleming, of Marion
chairman of the Finance Committee. In
the Senate Judge Camden will be chair
man of the Judiciary committee and
Jonathan NJ. Bennett, OF Lewis, CHAIR
man of the Finance Committee. Faulk-
ncr. Price, Walker and Camden each
have suites Of rooms at the Hale House,
I the Senatorial contest is already at
fever heat, and the city is Overlooking
! with strangers.
The Governors message is 20 page
business-like document, and closes with
the following manly reference to the
infamous proceedings in Louisiana; "ad-
herring to the doctrine that the General
Government should not assume the P"Ys
er belonging exclusively 10 the States OF
the Union, and that the States should not
intermeddle with questions over which
the General Government has exclusive
jurisdiction, | have, in former messages,
carefully refrsined from the discussion OF
matters pertaining to Federal affairs
or to affairs referring to other States;
but in the light of recent extraordinary
events in q sister State in which powers
were assested by the Government Of the
United States which, if admitted, would
be subversive of the rights of all the
States | feel that | should not discharge
NV whole duty if ] failed refer TO them
On the 4th inst the military OF
the United States was employed
To eject by force from their seats mem
bers of one branch Of the Legislature of
the State of Louisiana, and the organiZa-
ton of that body was thus interiered
with, BY the direct action of the govern
men of the United States. Grant that
this power may be rightfully exercised in
Louisiana, and YOU cannot deny its eXcr-
! else in West Virginia, or in any other
State. Admit this right, and you deny
freedom Of action to State govern
ments. Firmly convinced that no
such right exists in the Federal Govern
mrnt, recommend that You, bv rcsolu-
tion, enter protest against any and all
attempt, 10 assert it. In doing so you
| will but express the opinion of th" great
body Of the people OF the state
and rea>scrtI the principles which
lie at the foundation OF our system oi
| government. IL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI January l3.-Co,l"n.
Quiet at l4!c. Flour, Wheat, Rye amt
Barlcy-Un ncnangcd Corn-Actiyr uj
70ta77c. Demand fair and marlir,
firm at G0Ct G3c. Linseed OiI-E'irm nj
S3c. Eggs-Firm at 2Im25r. Butter
and Chccse-Firm and unchanged. Pork
Quiet at $500. Demand far
and market firm; steam at $3.50; keith
sli 2jGtl4 %. Bulk Mcats--Ea,irr
shoulders 6lmG3c; clear rib sides 9i1
9!c; clear sides l0c Bacon Easier al
l0i6 l2c. Green Meats-Dull; shoulder.
G{c. Whsky-QuIet and firm at 93r.
Hogs-Reccipts 1913 head; common
grades dull and neglected; common ~ oO
rG 30; medium to fair packing 81 1jG,
: 90; good packing and butcher, - 10
30; 1000 remain un,old; shipment
800 head
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
NInrEp OF

NEW YORK, January l3-MoNEY-
per cent; prime mercantile paper 5@
: per cent. Sterling firm at 4S6GI490.
Customs receipts, $4,000.
GoLD-Opened at 1l2S, advanced to
1929, closing at ll2 Carrying rates ! J
@4 psr cent. There were free sales of
gold late in the day, supposed to be for
the account of leading foreign banks.
This gave rise to the impression that the
Bank of England rate would be lowered
tomorrow. Treasury disbursements
$4,000 Clcarings 81, 100000. Specie
engagements for tomorrow $1jO,0OO
GoyERNMENTS-Firm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
New York Dry Goods Market.

NV YORK, january I3.-Ihc PACK
ao. trade continues quiet and the jobbIng
branche, are dull Gotten good, in r.
REGULAR demand Brown cotton,, Cor
.ef Jeans and Cottonade. fairly active but
steady in price. Bleached shirting, adj
vancrd to l4c. Print, quiet bu: shirt
ings in good demand. Fancy Cas>im"res
and Worsted CoatingN are doing !aF'S'
Hosiery i improving.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
East Liberty Cattle Market.
East LIKEkTY. LnnMnrN Crll.-

EAST LIEEKrY. january l%.-Curtl.
Receipts for to-day I,&45 head and fur
two days $3.50 head The supply j., full
and trad" good but price, slightly uN.
extra - 2jmG -; medium to good
- 2j" G 90; common to far - j1G,
} %; ,tockcr> scarce at - 1jlo3 ~, buII.
- 1901 90. Hog, Receipts Tor to-
day 1850 head; and for two Ia,
4.G7j head; Workers 50 9OmG 60.
Phiiadelphia, 81 %Olo7 10. Sheep Re-
ccipt> for to-day 300 head, and for two
days $4,000 head best - 2jrj a..
good - 80; medium "a 2jG,i -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
RAILROAD BoHDs-Firm.


STATE BoNDS-Quieta at nominalprlcr'.
SToCKs-Opened firm with tn" chi"t
interest in Atlantic and Pacific T"lr-
Graph, which advanced > per cent, and
the remainder of the list showed an ad-
vance Of l!@l! per cent In late deal
ing> the market was irregular, but in the
main weak. The strong stocks were
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, which
advanced to 274 and Is Missouri Pacific,
which advacced to 81 !. and Atlantic and
Pacific preferred, which ranged at from
Ii to Ia. The transactions aggregated
$4,000 shares, of which 10000 were
Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western Union,
1900 Northwestern common, 10000
St. Paul common, 5000 Eric, 1000
Lake Shore, 5000 Wabash, 5000 Union
Pacific and 400 Ohius
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
Toledo Marke

TOLEDO, January l3.--flour-'lmet
and unchanged. Wheat-Steady and in
moderate demand; No 3 Wabash 81 0s;
No ! Michigan 81 II; No. 2 red 81 0S;
raiscted e4Ie. Corn-Dull and little dc :
iny Osts-A shade lower; white 59tc
Michigan 6Iic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
HOUSE.

The Indian appropriation bill, which
appropristes 1856, 600 was introduced
after spicy debate without much pro-
cress. the committee rose and the House
adjourned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WASHINGToN, January -, SP. NJ J
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For the West Gulf States Tennessee
and Ohio Valleys, higher barometer and
lower temperature, with east TO north
west winds, clear or partly cloudy and
decidedly cold weather with possibly
light rain on the cast. For the Lake
Regions rising barometer, with falling
and low temperature, fresh and brisk
west to north winds and clear or partly
cloudy weather, except OCCASIONAL light
snow in Lower Lake Regions. For Up
per Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val
leys snd northwest, high but falling bar
ometer and decidedly low temperature.
variable winds probably shifting to>outh-
crly and clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle States, rising barometer
and falling temperature, with brisk west
to north winds, with clear or partly
cloudy and decidedly colder weather,
which GOODNESS will gradually extend
c, ct over New England. The Ohio river
and the Cumberland 1T Nashville will
commence rising.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14
THE PRESIDENTS LOtisiANA
MESSAGE.

A''o''''7 -, -. Mr.
'h'f''"0'1 -. -,,,;-;,, uis ExcaI-
"N' - p..-i5ar,
'r"'S' u'''''"' .,uni.h % tba
'' '"' ''''''' 80. -. I-r;,sd S,stss
senate .', ..;-;.,, ,b.,
"''F -. ,,,--.,,. o,,it.
s'"'''.'''''' ..'' ......,. ,a ru,h.b to-day
.''. ...... r..rr,lIv 70 have been
.t., IA. President
.',, 81. utmost to
titan, t,,,,,..ry o,,,i,.t the storm of crit
,....,r .yys,rc Nj. ,r,iop in ,hi, Louisiana
busiDes. throughout. has aroused, for even
were M, indeed Emprror. he would not
be wjlIipo To- g,. placed in the position in
which he now finds himself without
having something to say BY way Of pal
.iat.on. In h,- efforts to do this, he goes
hack 10 the election Of 1872. where his
.,,oritr KELLOGG first appeared upon
The political stage. and claimed that
b.. wac Governor Of the State IN
The face of Il majority against HIM.
1t Is well known how, in this instance.
the President committed the first false
step of Welding to these claims, and en-
..l,,., ,h.r hv mann. of hi, .oldirrv
a.. .., ,.h;.b ho. ,oa hin,
ia" iS'"' '''' wy '''>'' "" ',,''' ~,
onward by sure degrees since ln'' the
commission of many others.
I,.,,,.r,r,. t,. Justification for this bv
..,,;.,,,I r-o,,,. ,ba.
saying thal hELL""" ''"'l''' II "'''' ''"t
he had possessed himself OF tn" State
,,,.s and WIS upheld by the United
,,..... y..;,, ,,....,,,. hr.atl,
states '"N'O'"'
he knock hlS own arguments III III" heS"
bv admitting that some Of the orders
,,,.t. ,,,. ,r.f. .Ir.i.,. ,,.ra B,uhrful and
49,. :. !. .n,, .It,.,.,b.r certain that
'I"' ! ~ " 5I. 49,.
hELLo1S was aI''' Ill., e''''e''' "''' ma
the whole action was "a gigantic fraud.
OF course he sor, Oh 20 state that Nc
r,.,.,... .,I..,..r o,.-. oI., ,h.cuad hv al-
,.eL
legged fraud anu thHI or'Hs uo' o'h"'' "'
acted NJ he did. This might bc sufficient
,,,,,.... ., Mind ,b. r.onI. wer. il not
,..L;.
a.'o well known '""' NJ CIV" O''''''' III
law, CASEY with their mutual c"nhden-
,si friend Marshall PACKARD were in
,. s-.,,., Mn,
IvErNIeu III 'hrN' '""' ~ vi """'' q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14

FROM our reports ths morning Inc
pr,bsbilltie, ale that III. weather to-day
will b. partly cloudy with east to
r,-,b winds. and lower temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-14

y general Jail delivery occurred from
the Memphis city jail Yesterday, in which
nine prisoners escaped. The sheriff 5
posse is after them, but as they arc all
desperate men and well armed, it is
thought there will be serious fight if
they are overtakeu