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9ebanbluns Der
faIenocn SmAt
~ ieinem Sauptiiubiam ssma1t unb Seriaerl
Detlung puru @ebrauh leiner MsbiStn.
untsrlabt Mot fir cine probeflaibe ~ ren-
ben. 60 fOltst nttts unb miro
@ub beilen!
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Ben.
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'Np. 67 @iRtams str Item yort.
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Bel benz Starme porlebte Nadt rib bas
&abeltau Der S9aluppe Yrice, Gapitdn
Wiaiams, tppbur9 oieiclbe BON Der &iiz
ite 9etrieben tpurbe unb ent5pei brad.
sic bate 8aubol5 gelaoen, pon benz Elm
GROCER Shelf in Die offene See binaus=
trieb unb Der &et on Der &iite 5ertreut
an9ei9pemmt purbe. Oas S6iff 1T
total perloren. bod bat li6 bic Mann=
16aft 9erettet.
Ser Sturm ndbrte Die 9an5e Na9t
nno errei6te cine @eidwinbi9feit BON
As Meilen.
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5nlanoithe DepeIhen.

% abinstun n, 81. Mpril. Seu=
tie Mbenb puroe 9elast baB bis jebt
nod fem Madfolser fur ben Sberbunz
bes- Mnpalt Wiaiams eripdblt mprben
iei; bic beutise gouferen5 bes Yrdlioen=
ten nit Ieinen Miniite1n bat fein&eIul=
tat 9ebabt. Ser Prdlioent bat bas @b
oanfunssldreibeu bes 9errn @iaiams
nod ni9t b%canttportet.
@aibinston, 81. @pril. @e=
fretdr Selano laste beute, oaB er Der
Mnli9t bab Die in ben 3eitunsen..er=
I6ienenen Mnflasen se9en i'm bas Merf
elmer @eri6wDruns isisn, ipel9s nur
ben s3ped babe i'm aus Dem Gobinetc
gu or dnsen. 3ablreide Sriefe aug al
len Sbeilen bes 2anoes seben inn gu,
in benen er sebeten miro, feline 9lbiidt
oulausebsn, abbanten gu wollen. 9err
9elano fast, baB er es fir feline Pfli6t
1alte, bic er io,pobl iid ielbit, ais audi
Der republitanii9en Yartei i6ulois iei
porlaufis ni9t %absnbanfen; er bat in-
folse beilen ale berartisen @bii6ten
a~mfseseben.
MontreaI, Gan., 81. Mpril. Cor
nslius 9eerp wuroe seitern I'M Grimi=
nal= @eridt mesen @nsriifs auf ben
Gonitabler 8risnet ON 80. Suli b. S.
sum s perurtbeilt.
2ouispiGe, 3d., 81. Mpril. Na6s
ridten aus Dem Snnern bes Staates
meloen, baB Die Nuslidten fir Die Sa=
bafsernOte siinitiser iino, als bic ieitber
Der6ifentlidten 8eri9te annebmen lie.
Ben.
Rem Wort, 27. Mpril. Ser
Ser. Staaten gonlul in Na1lau, anf
Der Bahama Snfel Nep Propioence,
beri9tet, baB am 10. Mdrs Der S9Oo=
ner nSno. $. Sunis" bel Mapasuana
sefheitert 1T. Ser Capt. be1elben nabm
Yaiiase mad 8araeoa, Cuba. Ser Neit
Der Manni9ait fam am l. Mpril in Nai
1au an.
New Dorf, 81. april. Gin
Mann, Der Dorseitern in Sweeneps So=
tel ein9efebrt mar uro in Dem Sremben-
RICHTER leinen Namen als Charles Sobt
einsei9rieben bate, uuroe s"eiiern Mur
gen toot in ieinem gette %sefunOcn. gr
batte it9 cine Gusel in Die linfe Sruit
seiGoHen nno einen Brief folsenbcn SIN
balts binterlalIen: rIn ben Coroner:
Griuasn sic %sefdllisit ben S~erausseber
bes vYbilabslpbia 2ebser" I'M Die @er-
5Hsntli@uns meines SelbtmurOes; Der
&eit iei S9weisen ano @ersebuns.
pauI Sribi9er."
Sobn Meib wurbc geitern perbaftet,
,peil ct eiueu Sarbisen nieoersei9lasen,
bur9 Wts|erIti9e ~peripanoet unb i'm nm
81 beraubt bate.
9biIabeIpbia, 81. Ipril.
Ser S9irmlaoen pon u. 8. Oecuna,
SO. 2O7 Norb 8. @trabe marble beute
te Morssn, BON 9ieben srbro9en unb
I'M 20 isibens S9irme beitpblen. Gin
polisiit bemerfte einen Der Diebe unb
i@OB sipei Mal auf i'm, wurauf oerlelbe
ii9 ersab. Ser 0erbaftete 1T elm 9eut
i@er aus New Yorf uuo nenut li9 Yeter
@affnep.
8biIabeIp6ia, 27. @pril.
Cine Sepei@e BON &Oblenbdnolcrn an
ben Capt. 6. $. 9ubrins melOet, baB
Sab l. Regiment ain Sienitas Na4mit=
tag gu Sauie eintrefen wiro. 9ieie
Sruppenbewesuns wurOe BON pielen
8iir9ern erpartet.
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Msuefe tflfgr. pepel1fn.
MuFralien.

% abin9tnn n, 81. @pril. Ser
gpmmanbnnt bes Ser. Staaten S6ifes
rSwatara" beridtet bon Mtelbonrnt,
Iuitralien, an bas NapD Oepartemsnt,
baB iiber breibig bon ieiaer Mann=
idaft, aug MnloB Der nenen 8olbent=
bedunsen in Muitralien bonn S9ife oe=
Sertirt 1ino.
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1T behinrmt. tas sanss bisberise Ssitperfabr.n nm.
auiteeen. Die. Sur ptrb bura bas fosenannte
Npbtao nnb bur9 Gtnrebmen pon QobpnIber
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i at ST., Sts Bat e. 5 Sis ttst ,r f. Fist, .s UNI ani 81 sIsi$sr
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f9 BON onberen 8dbern baburb, bab fe brett auf
BITE arantbett etnrptrten, unb ben franfeu Stoff ent<
iernen, tn rpel3er Jorm er aud gum @oridein
fenme. Ste fnb eth @esbrennanss> ODER ausidets
bln9ss9roceb Der 3ranfbettStofe. Se6er Rranfe
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eigener Mrst. @eitn Seulaub bur6 bfeie Bdber qe<
ktlt TIT, 70 lit CT ptrtlta uno rabifal gebeilt, pdbz
ssno NAB Der bts9srissn Sei!T,etboSe Ss Tittsf
nnb f3 siters eth 8anass Seer ie:anSarer 3rants
bettetl etnitent.
DbsIei9 Sic aobbaSer CITE sramfbeiten. tnnerli5
ssS ;d SInssssttS; s %tariTsH Il. 10 kn bod Dt s, @irtaa ~ gs
nod tn aeutem 3uitanoe beiinben, gang auberprbents
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sepobnli1 Iei9t furtrt. NaHesJn6t, 3bems
tsattStsnS mereen oft iebr. fdnel. eebeilt;
sbenio Nasens anb Sbrenfranfbeiten. iopie aIe
anberea aranfbeiten, 8ranbtpmnoen, @es
fdtpiiren, GcropbeIt SC. lit BITE @trfnna cine
pISelide II. ii4tbare. gfur Elm gab tit binrei9enb,
nm Seben pom Der Mtrtnng gu hberseusen. Mas
9ettfrebS Ino. bite fosenaunte &arns ober
Sndetrubt (etne bis iest rnbeitbare &ranfbeiD
purben eebetlt. Bet lebterer Rrantbett sebet rs
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urin oh.
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tebem plas I'M 9anoe %perianot, Der preis bes
Babe 9utpers TIT So, Der bes ginnebme : 9uluers
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FIR. Rauchfuss,
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Rew gorG
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t%elaufen ib ami ST 1882, 454. 43. Sunfunr.
,manaiataultno Dollar limb bel benz @dnt=
m: liter BON Girniria tepuuirt, fur bic Cider.
belt Der 0ireinia pp(i,eu,S nbater.
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1900 MEtien bes Sem ~lylpanta
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-15
4 CASE POINE-

The New York HeroH lhard money!
blunders very frequently in spite OF itself
into truth. For instance, itaays; "AuS-
tria, which has long had al incouyerttblc
paper money, has ut last, it Is reportcd'
brought her finances into such order that
at least there remains nonpprrciable pre-
mium on silver compared with her paper,
and with good management, resumption
j. said to be possible And further, the
HeraH Says that this recovery from
infation" has been, on the whole.
accompanied by a steady and healthtu
growth of manufactures and commerce.
Now, here, we contend, is Il case in point.
Austria, instead of attempting to iorccre-
sumption, as the Radicals Of Pennsylva-
MIA and Ohio, are advocating, and thus
destroying her business, ha' kept the
volume of her currency all this time,
cuuaI to the wants of trade, and promot.
cd the industries Of her people. Hence
at length she j, able to sec her
paper appreciated in value, and
resumption All easy thing withou, bring
ing with it any shock to public interests.
Thi, is a practical complication Of
the wisdom of the position taken by the
Democrats Of ONO and Pennsylvania,
and tn, Radical, Of these two States cvi.
IDENTIFY have made Il great mistake in sciz-
ing so eagerly upon the currency question,
and making it II party issue. The reason
they did So is very plain, since they were
very anxious to get hold Of o'ything
which would be likely to drown the cries
Of fraud and corruption raised
against them and which swept
them from power last Fall. Evil
IDENTIFY too, they are beginning to see
their error; and are trying torcecde from
it. But it is too late They have shown
the eleven hoof, and the people from
Maine TO California have made up their
minds to do without them, and give Us
change of administration, and they are
going to do 1t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-15

To obyiatc this difficulty, however, we
understand that Washington Hall Is TO
be prepared tor the reception OF the lower
house. Not only will ample room thus
be afforded for the members and for
spectators, but q full number OF Com.
mittee rooms will be furnished, so that
business may be transacted conveniently
and comfortably. 4 covered passage way
also Is TO be built from Washington Hail
acros. to the City Building, leading into
the room now occupied by the Second
Branch of Council which will be set
apart as Senate chamber, and likewise
furnished with committee rooms Thus
there will be free and easy communication
between the two houses, and with the
main entrance to the room OF the House
of Delegates on Twelfth street, and that
of the Serute on Market, every
thing will be arranged IN u
manner perfectly satisfactory to all
This, however, will, Of course, be only +"
temporary arrangement. Before the
Legislature will again meet, our elegant
and commodious capitol will be finished,
and when thut is done, it will be found
complete enough in all its details TO satisfy
the most f4stidious. We trust then that
hereafter there will be no more
obstacles in the way OF carry
ius on the State government
smoothly and tremendously, and that for
all time to come, no more yeXatlous queS'
tions wlllarisc, but that the Legislature
will turn its attention 10 rectifying the
many cruditie> which at present exist in
our laws, and keeping the interests Of the
State Away in view, work solely Tor her
prosperity aud future progress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-15
TuE STATE ARCHIVES - ACCOM-
NOTATION FOR THE IEGISLA-
TIRE.

Now that the Capital fight is over and
settled. the next thing is for the State
archives to be brought to this point
from Charleston. We understand that
il i. the intention Of the Governor to
dispatch his private secretary at an early
date to the late Capital, for the purpose
of supcrintcndiug the transfer to this
point Of what books and papers shall BE-
absolutely necessary to be used in carry
IN, ON the business OF the
State These will have 10 he shipped
around by rml, on account OF the low
stag, of water IN the river at present,
and on account of the difficulty of trans
por,slion, the rest of the property will b"
kent Mt Charleston, until navigation can
be resumed. When the Capital Bill WAS
passed, it will be remembered, this city
pledged itself to the transfer of these
archives without charge to the State.
She performed her part Of the contract,
when she sent the steamer Emma Gra-
ham for them last Spring, at which time
the Circuit Court iuterfcred, and pre-
vonteI the law from being executed
The gentlemen who We're instrumental
in thus obs.ruc:ing the removal,
when the appeal from Judge SMITHS
decision was taken, gave bond to secure
the State from any loss to which sh'
might be put by their action, and we pre-
sumo of course, that said bond will prove
n sufficient guaranty for the payment OF
ANY necessary expense to be incurred in
the transfer. whenever it shall be made.
Regarding the accommodation that
shall be provided for the legislature
when it assemblies in this city on the 10Th
If November, we learn, that while the
CAPITOL building is being pushed forward
with commemorate energy still I'M
foreseon delays which occurred before
the building was gotten under way, /
will prevent its completion by that time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-15
SENATORIAL CONVENTION .

MIR. w. l.. HEARN HAVING DECLlN-
vi ED the nomination for senator, the
Democracy of the several townships, are
respectfully requested To meet on S"'uf-
day next, september 18Th.
In the city. including Ritchi" district, al
the usual places Ui voting, from To
o'clock T.. NJ.
In Trladrlphia district, al the town OF
TriaIclpnia, at from , 10 > o'clock =. VI.
In Liberty district, at West Liberty, al
the same time.
In RIchland district, at the Brick School
House, at the same hours.
There To select three Delegates {" Il Con
vention to be held at The CiIy Hail, in the
city of Wheeling, ON Monday, September
10Th. AT 10 O'Clock \. NJ, for the purpo>" OF
nominating Il candidate for senator, to NIL
the vacancy oCca>Ioucd by the death OF y.
T. PunueIl. j. NJ. TODD,
SplI Chairman County Dem. com.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-15


SENATOR ALCoEN, Of Mississippi, has
no hope for the speedy reconciliation oi
the South with the North. He thinks
the bloody cha,m business does not tliup
felicitous.y, and that the people OF the
North are no more prepared to receive
complaccntlv, lectures from Lamar, Cor
don and JEDI Davis than those of the
South would be to hear Phil. Sheridan
-Parkersjsry Times.
Regarding Senator ALcoRN's hope, it
Is more than probable that the wish i
father to the thought. Mr.. ALCoRN i
one of those Southern Senators of which,
thank Heaven, there are only ~ few
more left, and the speedy reconci.ia-
ton of which he speaks, is to him II
source of mortal dread. The day that It
is accomplished will lind Mr.. A. doom
sealed. and, like OrHELLo his occupation
gone. Hcrceno wonder he hopes that
there Is no hope Tor sucha consummation.
Regarding what Mr.. ALcoEN thinks
about the bloody chasm business
Tie is partially right and partially wrong.
Evidently It Is not filling up very feiici-
tously for him. No one doubts that the
northern people would not sitcomplaccnt.
~ under lectures from LAMAR, GORDON,
dc. if in their lectures they were black
guarded and denounced AS banditti a Ia
Sheridan. Bat let Pull SHERIDAN 90
South and deliver lectures so full Of
harmony and reconciliation as Cor
Dos, LAMAR, &c. do in the North, and
the Southern people would not only sit
under them complacehtly, but would
even listen to them with pleasure.
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BELLAIRE PROPERTY FOR SALE
4 VERY FINE ANDwFlIrlNl~.

4 VERY FINE ANDWFIL.FlNl~.
y TNo->tury Frame Dwelling
and good store Room, with Cellar.
der same roof Also, % good Two.
Warehouse. on same lot. said ga.
house contains nine good room,
water mp stairs and riowu. with tu..
entrances separate nom store room
different streets; i wei! calculated g.. ..
families. said property vii. Doe >..
bargain, on easy terms. Big lu.Uu..
offered tO cash buyer. II said r...
is not sold on or nr!Drr The lStdas Off,.
Der, IN5j, Will be- sold at puhU,>A.,u..
"a, $50, between one and three u....
front ot said property, To tho h.2u-.
best bidder.
For further particulars, inquire UE ..
or OF j. y. WANMAN, ON lhr Ir.u
No. % or llUl, corner PIKE HuI " ..
streets, South BrIllIrc, OHIO. u.,
WAlMAN, Mouud>yIllr, ". VI.
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WE publish in another column the
names OF successful applicants for posi-
tions as Cadet Engineers Us. Navy.
The name of HENRY Y. Buck appears as
the only one from West Virginia who
received an appointment.
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80 n & Es T. -
0FTowN LOTS ArruBLI, Arr"r

Having divided the beautiful bot
land of th" George cox farm, situated e.
halt mile abov" N"ll~bura Prouk" CO..
~. W Va, ON the OHIO river, and un
line Of the =. W Ky.r ilroad, into O..
and Building Lots, ! will offer the -aI..
Public sale, on Thursday, ~cptrmh.r
1919. a plat pt the above trace can u' e.
at the county clerk Office, Wrll-bur..
TERM Our-third cash. r.Siiu, .r .
and two years, with interest from ...
sale.
The Mansion House, q large two $50.
brick, with all outside huIldluu-. .
Seventeen Acres 81 Land, Will bru''.."
the same times and on the same tr.u...
The above tract is conveniently ~.'.
n 10 coal and water, with every lU
for manufacturing purposes. LI'~ Cd.
high water mark, ana - well dram,
full view of MiugO, Ia" June ion Of fn. "
& ~. Louis, and 4. u i railroads, a.. b.
& KY, passing through the tract
This property Will be- sold AT ro..
rates. Offering rare chances Tor -Y
ton. VIII tax" plra>uI" In au~w. ...-.
quiri"s either by letter or nm person.
Sale to commence at lU \. ~, H.
tlnue from day 10 day until 'h,I...f
sold. H, -. ~. =
For particulars call on
J.C. HENNI.
Auctiunccr and Real I-.at. Age.
Market street, Wheeling.
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FOR SALE.
NINDOW GLASS WORKS.

We offer fpr sale the Window Co.,
Works and Property. Iu North WI.
between Second and Third streets ....
the ONO river.
The property consists Of ny, .n'-
which there are Two Factories, EIaf'.|.
House, Cutting House, Pot Iou-, 4.
House, Lin" House, blacksmith -..
MIXING Room, Grinding Mil and ~r..
There ARE upon M" premises Hli 10, r..
sary Tools Ter work also ~ ~r.tsuu,l d..
German aud Missouri Gays, q ia.a
Cuilctt. shell, sand, Boxes, dr.. So.
The property Is cunyirupury uuI
antly located To street ears ruuuIu. ..
Houses for workmrn can boz huH
nrlghburhOud. Tia" whole Will b'-...
a bargain ifappli"d Ton promptly.
VIII also sell our Team OF Black ll...
and spring truck wagon, cart AMI Hr...
For Terms apply 40 our Ollic,, l,.r No..
street, Wheeling. W. Va.
Splua WHEELING MINDUW GIh-- ...
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DIED.

KINDL EEERGER-On Tuesday, sept
vmhrr 18th, 80, at 10 \. NJ, SUSAN, wife OF
Jacob Kjudlcbergcr. aged thirty-hNv years,
three months ami tour days.
Funeral rom the residence of her huS-
band, No. gi9 Main street, this afternoon,
at : o'clock. Fri, udS OF the family are re-
specially invited To attend. lniormcnt
al Mount Wood.
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WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 1875.
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