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P1n1nsd LetstJ to The san Ffah~zsto th!otetes
Ills Holiness the Pope must read Will I:.s Il
pleasure the solemn acts Of the tee and u, u,
dependent Republic OF Ecuador. Ills fAtnlu'
devotee, President Garcia Moreno, has, "a - -.
inet members, learned Jesuits. aud theg na!s -
prevailed upon Moreno and the Repnoncs
legislators 10 enact a certain class OF AVE
whereby religion, morality, and order ao
to pe preserved, The first and most r.
markab1e edict il that which dlyldes ,ns
army into four divisions, with such fancifel tlties
in detail as division Of the Sod Of Goo,
"Division Of tho Good Shepherd" :. Holy Lno- a.,
cars OF DEATH" "Wa.1io1s Of the Blessed VIZ
GIN" ETC., etc. In taus organizing the army, nc
Republic was first, with great comp aud SOL
emnity, put under the protection Of tns
Ia Commander-in-Chicf, ahd every offer snd
soldier 10 sworn to upaoll end defend sns
i" holy Roman Catholic Church" The oEgani-
zat1on Of this army has caraed derision amoog
the other Repntl1cs OF South America some
journals. however, look upon it in grave light;
and consider that it is the renewed effort OF
clergy to get political as we'll as religious power
IN their hands Thsg have thoroughly a:coE,-
plished this in Ecuador, and. It beng 70. 1hat =
10 hindar them from pushing thar couqnests ~
to neishboriog Republican As will b. s>s4
heresfaar, thoy arc making tas a11Mk
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4 courtezan, named Fanuis Rogers, COM
mitted suicids yesterday at Omaha. It is SAID
her right name IL Alcs Taylor, and that she
came from Rochelle, Ill.
The Arkansas State Grange adjourned sester-
day. The following officers we're elected for the
ensuing year, JOHN T. Jones, Master reelected =;
r. T. ka11, oyeraeer E. D. BOYD, Treasurer ;
John s. Williams, Secretary; l. B. Mitchell,
Treasurer.
Ths Arkansas Ssato Board OF Finance pub
TALES a call to the Eo1ders Of Arkansas bonds
asking = correspondents with view to tho con
so1idauon aud settlement OF the debt outstand-
ing against tho State: eoyenao1 a9 t q, Dena-
eral Assembly.
The cash receipts Of the Kansas Relief Com
mites to this date aggregate S2l, 7T - and the
diybursenacnts eo0, 7l2,C7- The outstanding bills
against the Committee amount to orer @ ~ wy
leaving ths organization nearly 81 .0oo II debt.
4 considerable quantity Of supplies is coming IN
daily from Illinois. Indiana, and Iona
, 1875-01-31
THE GRASSu0PpER SUFFERERS.


Another Appeal for Aid-Secd-Grain
rhe Principal Want.
s,onx C1rx. Ia,, jan. 30.-At meeting Of the
.,.:.,.s- ~ Sow c;ty he,d in resronae to cali
elI.zens g. soo ~, E1.au,;ra NV cem.nittes ros an-
OF Tue hayo1' 80 E-sca.''o msu:'uee "a1 ~ 49,
pointed. They iseued the 1oslo"lng aptea' 1oF
the purpose Of procuring assistance for the
settlers in Northern Nebraska, Southern Dakota
md Northwesta,u Iowa rendered deeutute by
ressnn OF the rayacea Of tho erasshoppors
Tha Commiltee nealizn that the oyo,shadow-
ing demand Of the settlers is for seed-grain,
Th;la eonno ,ra in nead of clothing aud pro
xa;nns s' .nd contnnntioo, IN int i,ne sra 90
i;c;Sad Tha whe,esv;lh to seed their lands in
1Ia s1,r;, !. Tsnt nonc,, mora reoara1. snd one
fhst w;ji ~ III mr. resources the ntmost
tn snnn}v The~n ia no reason to
douht that. If tho settlers can procure
asad .,o- ~, - ,.r1aa ~ -,s.. fhemsaives in
;.sda.3a+t .,cce for +hera ia little
l:I.t -, -. .,s.4 ~, -+,,r, ~ 1astrov
the;. a.ans th;s ,r,,n tarrtnrv fnr which
-: .re.4 eN@;t r.ope -. { .11na H-a1, - mt forth
erte oo1ts.eI - ,As.. .s - ~. Tdrnt;oa ~
enolts u moe'1y connnsG ~ ta' =, Ea:,rssl.
, 1875-01-31

We have already mentioned that the Conserva~
tive Quarterly Repiem, Of London, il to attach
Greyilis's Me,uors correct whatever mistakes
they may contain. and preach sermon agAln=t
gossip and scandal. Tile London correspondent
OF TIE New York Times writes " It is known
that thr publication Of the Journal has given
great o0ense in high, indeed, in the highest
suarlera. and it has become tbs fashion to talk
Of it a. shocking and shameful violation
Of The sanctitY OF p1igato Ms-the sancity OF the
private life Of George w., for exatnpe-and tue
ohIications OF official confidence. '''"re aud
there. 10 doubt, there are referencssir l.a book
which might as we'll have been veiled, tat % is
surely noustrous and absurd Hypothesis tat \
century or 50 ought 10 elapse before such \
th,ue 4. tbe bare and eo1d1d pruligaoy 1t ths
Ckn nTusAsu4-4l~ whols fakn1lJ fAttAnlng ut
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A French .Klatrtlx7 onini Trouble.

l. man andhis wife who had been married ten
years disagreed and deternnned to separate.
The terms Of tbs, separation were to be declted
by tl.e Justice Of. tue reimbursement in which
thoy lived. They were parin:hns. "Have you
any cAllurer?' asked the Jutge. ''Yes, mou-
sleur.". "Hou many?" ''.ln go: two boys
and girl, and u. ia With them that lies our diff
Guilty. Ma:lams wishes to llave two OF them; 80
Go L" "Have Fou agreed to abide BY my de-
cisioa p ave lave, said oo;h OF them. 'sYcry
vol, nv frienda,; I condemn you to have anoth-
er child, 80 tha,; each msy have two. When you
have obtalned that Won may return to me.' The
matter was th..n sdjourued for tho hno being.
Two years al :srwards tho vorsby magistrate,
who. in ,hs m, entime, had heard nothing Of the
husband or Vi ko, mel &ut former. "tAh," said
be how n.s tus tho separation ?" ''still in,-
possible, mon iisur; iuxtaad Of four children, 10
hRpA FIVE" "
, 1875-01-31
FRANK AGNEW.
The Recognition Given the
Irish Element.
Interview with the Father Of the
Peoples Party.
nesing on Agnew.


zEED THE irish dRuMDLE?
Since Frank Aspew WAS inaugurated sherln
ut Cook County, ana his numerous assistants ap-
pointed. tharo hiss been several changes made.
The following List will show the names Of thoFe
nov holding positions BY virtue Of Mz. Agne"'s
appointment: .
Deputes-T. II Bradley, q. 3. Galpn, A J. Cor
Hsan. Charles yargis, G. 4: korn. :: II; ms smita.
sa 1s;tr 1s, aae nea
GerIs-John Gallagher, e. G. Bradley, and @. q.
yamr-Jchn Doyle; Assistant Jailer. James Nc
Hals ia9 present eusreuded} CLERK to the ISL Lnks
Agnaw wateh1nen, George Wolf md John oGornsl
Corc,ran, Gso.ge 3. Hutchinson. Jeu1es G. o'Sein,
5obn sveene,, Mehse1 oBriea, Joseph r conies. aud
Ua.nfs-ctrcu:t court-H- T. sch.enbcrr, J. 2.
Duutaiu, c. 4 Farnsvarth, n C. Hill J. ". Connctt'
Thomas Flood. John McGo7ern, c. F. Bilinga G. !.
ling: J. J. Kerney, George Cooper, 1sc"o Neslson,
keii:g.-sup ror cesrt-Eavtn ,. 1ensley, asorg.
4 Dnuhzm. Juseph santa, 1s.ae Russell William Il.
f. Dibus, James Doo9es, and Ja1ncs ShLrkey.
HataRs-Co4stv c.urt-Seth F. Hancheh and
Charles z. Moore
The above men constitute the payroll OF the
sherif, and will receive the;1 salaries for The
month Of January next week. OF this number,
Capt. J. ". Connect was appointed Ballin in
place Of Henr7 Osternan, on the 2od inst; Tim
oth7 Coeco1ar, in plsce OF L. Probathau. the 18th
inst. John Doyle, Ja:ler. IN placs Of Peter
Hand, tho 18th inst In the cass
Of McHAe, tha Assistant Ja.1er. his
fesignation s in tho hands OF tho Sherin. but not
yet accepted The resignation ~as rendered on
ing to the ind: ctznen. peui1ns against that OH:
ciai for aakaultins the prisoners, AoAanus and
CulIo.
EATIoNALIrIE9.
Mr. Agpow'a assistants Is above can be classi-
fed as follow Twenty-nine lrishmeu. ffteeC
Ane.cans, eie ht Germans. TWO Norwegians, ana
one African, making in all htJ-nve. Comfy
Treasurer HI Ter will disburse near 46. .0J0 II
paymeut Of Il Q roll which will 60 in tomorrow.
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FOREIGN.


MOVEMENTS OF THE ROYAL ARMY.
MADRID, Jan. s0.-The operations Of the Army
OF the North against the Car:ists are progtossng.
Gen. Morionez is makinS flank movement with
t1,s right wing by way Of Saugnesa, Is miles
southeast OF PGmp1ona, while Gen. Primo de
Rivera is marching up tho valley Of the
Ca1ascai to attack at point between Tatalla
aud panplona. Another division has moved
by way Of Leosarcos, aud ia thseaten1n. Esteua,
26 miles southwest Of pnmp1ons. Gen. Iona
is threatening the cannon foundries OF the
Carlists in tie Province OF Guipuzcoa. The
garrison OF Bilbao is acting against Durango.
Gen. yallcgos ig man:hins into .Bscay. The
Of King AEphonso are xre As IL
falls.
RECOdNITlON.
LONDON, Jan. s0.-Rnssia hasrecoGnizcd King
AlpAouso.
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FIRES.
CHICAGO.

The alarm from Box 772 At o'clock last night
WIS caused by fro in the Novelty Baby Carriage
Works. Nos. 495, 497. and 49oNor1h Wells street.
The loss on building amounted to $500, and On
stock and machinery IS, ,O00- The properly is
insured in twenty-five companies for S26 oo0.
TIE FIRE originated in the blscksmitnlug depart
Denk.
The alarm from Box SAG 1t G:15 .. m. yester-
day, was occasioned by the discovery Of lire n
the two-story frame cottage house No. LIS North
LINCOLN street., owned BY Mrs. Molnnev, and oc-
eupted By Mrs. Brown. Loss on building. $500 +:
loss on furniture, $500. Insured in Home, Of
New York, 81, 600. 4 defective due caused the
fire.
, 1875-01-31

NEW Yohx, Jan. Steamships
Spain and Java. from Liverpool; Victoria, from
Glasgow; Glamorgan, from Cardiff, and =.
Otland. from Rotterdam.
FEuApKxp1A, jan. 90.-Arrfved- Steamship
Penn*ylvaalA from Lrerpool.
LONDON, Jan. so.-steamahtp Denmark hsa
auiYed oct.
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THE TRANSIT,

THE TRANSIT.
OBSERVATIONS SUCCESSFUL AND oTHER"1sH.
, SAN FnASc1sco, Ja.- 3o.-ors. Peters ana
HArkness, of the American expedition, we're the
Only successful obserser Of the transit OF venus
in Now Zealand. Tne. observations at Hobart
town and Caupbeilt ows4 Tasmania, we're ob-
gtr,,cted By Clouds s.nd The observers lost the
fist part OF the tran ait. The German party. e.
Aucklaud Islands, Il: II successful obseryatlon
, 1875-01-31
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

Co1us1pus, O., Jan. 3o.-T. ". Poland, Of
this city, has myBteriously disappeared. He WAS
last seen on Wednesday walking on tho railroad
track. near Panos. He Is about 81 years old,
stout build, has black beard aud hair. Ho is
aunnosed to be insane.
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WISCONSIN,.


MADBoN, Wis, Jau 30.-One ballot Was taken
for souator to-day, Carpenter received 81, Bragg
a, Cole 1s, J. J. Copy 8, Atwood I, Bum end
Cameron l. This small vote II the result Of sew
cral members obtaining leave Of absence and
going home, but pairing with those Who re-
NAMED.
matters. Tie antl-Carpenser men are firm IN
tleir opposition to him, but are Wiling to unite
on any good, sound Republican the Carpenter
men may name.
, 1875-01-31

FELL INTO We'll.
Special D1spatch to The CAt-a0e Tribune.
LASALLE, Ill, Jan. 30.-Testerday afternoon
Charles Stront aged 18 sears, stepson ct John
". Edmoods, farmer in the northeast part Of
the Township Of Lasal1e. attempted to descend
into new nell by means Of rope, and some
t2w lost kis holl, and fell to the bottom. q dts
tance OF over so feet, sustaining two sewers CON-
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notice Of second trial, and the case was to
come up for trial on Monday, Feb. ]. but tue
rs1tsr las been compromised by TAYLOR paying
plaint.n S. Botn parties are Of the .best
families in the county, and the ana1r creates
upireraai comment.
, 1875-01-31
R{lGSSfA.

RUSSIA.
TIE PRINCE OF MONTENEGRO CONGRATULATED.
sr. pErEnsouro, RIesia, Jan. 3o.-Tho Gar
has sent note to th,a Prince OF Montenegro,
congratulatlug him uocn tho peacablY solution
OF tie difficulty which aroso between his Gov
ernr,ent and that Of Turkey from the Podgorisza
affnir.
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HELD For ARSON,

C1zvE1Ayp, O., Jan. 90.-Dernard Boucher,
who YRS arrested On q charge Of attempting to
set fire to the United States bonded warehouse
on Thursday last had preliminary examination
to-day he Was bound over to appear before the
Court Of Common Pleas in the sum Of 1000.
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NEAR 1ItEREC

QuEn4c, Can, Jan, s0.-The Beauford Female
Lunatic Asylum, on the Montmorepcy road,
burned last night aud threa patients wero
burned to death.
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HoRsE-THlEvEs HUNTED DOWN.

Sptctel DNpakfk 70 Tia Chataoa 7T7bu7A
WAuKEoAN. ILL.,, jan 30-sLerin Buell., Of
Lake County, has worked up the horse-Btea1ing
affair with his usual prompttude, and found
Nick Ehle's horse in the Town OF Benton. He
glso caused the arrest Of Mike CronAn, Of Wau-
kegau. who .~as this evening delivered up to
She rif Lucas and taken to kenoshn-
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AT MANAYltkK. PA,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. @.-Preston d r.
wins mill, ut Manayunk. vas burned this morn
ing. The loss is heavy. Three hundred hands
are thrown cut Of employment BY the fire. In
eur1nco $35, COZ.
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At ARGEMTA Ark

LITTLE Rock, Ark, JAM S0.-The machine,
car, blacksmith, and rcstern shop Of the Mem
phis Road in Argenta, opposite this city, were
burned about 10 o'clock thus morning. Loss
$50 COO no insurance.
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AnJoURsME1 tr or THE ER1cHsTAd.
Rzn11y, Jan, s0.--ILe Relchstag closed its
session this evenings. The Bank bill WAS passed.
, 1875-01-31
cRC AT BRITAIN.

GRE At BRITAIN.
TIE Fonruc pMIS0 ROYAL MESSAGE.
LONDON, Jan. sD.-Tbe object OF Queen VIC
toria in convsning Cabinet Council 1t OSBORNE
il to have discus blon on the Rogal message, TO
be submitted at tIta opening Of Parliament.
, 1875-01-31
DESERTS 4 WIFE AND FIVE CHILDREN.
THE P.ERMoNT. N. H., TRAGEDY.
1.....A.L L. 4 L. Hhacdnd 1'x1 hung.

RusHyu.LE, Ind, Jan. 30.-JAmes S. Osborn,
farmer As years old, from Andefaouvllle,
franklin County, this Stats, eloped last Wednes-
day with Miss Alma Faurate, aged Is. Osborn
leaves wife aad Eve children, ona Of whom rs
married. They left hero on the afternoon
freight for Indianapolis. It is supposed that
they went South.
, 1875-01-31
At SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

SpRMoF1ELD. Mass. Jan. 3o.-Naynard's to
bacco barn. with stock, was burned Last night.
The loss is s50, 600; insured.
, 1875-01-31
..lIAl.I
VICTOR, AND JOSEPH.
GERMANY,

ROME, Jan. 30.-Eins Victor Emanuel gaTe An
audience yesterday & Garibaldi.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

The providence Journal says: An
astonishing bonnet was on exhibition ut
the opening of one of the fashionable
millinery establishments in Boston nfew
DAYS since II was made OF dark green
velvet and ecru siik-two Of the stylish
colors for the coming season. On the
back OF the bonnet, resting partly on
the crown, partly on the brim, was an
elaborate wreath of ieavcs. Within this
cirrlet, which answered for a nest, were
enclosed six birds of the size Of Sparrows.
They are monuted on wires so as to move
easily with the motion of the wcarer, or
to sway lightly in the breath of the
breeze. Ten wings formed the trimming
on one side of the bonnet, and the larger
wing was interminglcd with the bandeau
of velvet and silk on the other. The
front large and flaring was filled in with
a mass OF equsite flowers, loops and twists
IF velvet and silk and an additional
wing. a ward and half of velvet and
half the quantity of silk was required for
the completion of this montrosity of fem
mime head gear. Twelve birds wings,
six whole birds, masses of flowers, leaves
and wreaths, velvet and silk in unlimited
quantity entered into the composition OF
this love of a bonnet" We have not
been enlightened in regard to the price
of this vanity Of vanties, neither have
We heard who has become its happy pos
.tss,r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08
and cried when told her about the roll Of

and cried when told her about the roll OF
money.
So, Susy, now you know what pleased
me so much to-day. Tomorrow Harry
becomes my errand boy and l know he
will be faithful one, There is the MAX
ing of noble man, Johnny, in the boy
who can work steadily for months for
such an object as Harry had, never TAX
ing cent from his hard earned money
for his own pleasure, never failing IN his
self imposed duties. Harry is II boy only
twelve years old, but | honor him.
"But papa" said Susy, you are erich,
why didn't you give his mother ma
chine?"
because the pleasure would not have
been so great to either Harry or his
mother. Think how proud she will be of
her good son every time she touches her
machine and how glad he will feel that
he persevered so well whenever he sees
IT. 1t is a little sunbeam in the dull rou-
tine of business for both OF them, rs well
rs for me"
"Any mother would have been proud
of such SON." said Mrs. Weston gently,
"aud when he has a holiday YOU must
let him spend it here. We all will be
clad to see him, will We not children!
There was a hearty eyes ma'am, and
then the brother and sister, thanking their
father for the story, opened school books
and went busily to their duty for the
evening, Johnny wondering little if he
could ever havethe self-denial, industry
and patience of Harry Cummings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08
A Marvellous Bonnet.


ave have a CUSTOM" said a Jewish
gentleman to me, "that when n jew falls
away from faith of his forcfathers, and
openly reviles their sacred rites and GUS
toms, he is solemnly accommodated in
the synagogue. 1t is thing seldom
done, because it is very horrible, and be-
cause it is seldom required; but It was
done in the case of Spinosa. He was
brought into the Synagogue, which was
hung with black: lighted tapers OF black
wax were held in the hands ofthe assem-
bed people; the Chief Rabbi pronounced
u discourse recounting Spinosa's crimes
against his faith. Then all present APP
preached the centre OF the synagogue
and held their tapcrs sideways over a
large cauldron filled with blood; and
while the candles slowly dripped their
wax into blood, chant was sung in low,
harsh tones, reciting the curses OF men
against the intidel, and calling down up
on him the vengeance of the Most High.
When the chant came to an end, the
tapers were suddenly extinguished in
the blood, and the synagogue was filled
with darkness, and there reigned the ST.
lence of the grave,
1t is satisfactory to reflect that Spinosa
recovered some amount of cheertuineSs
after the permOrmsnce of this horrible
ceremony. Almost the only fact connect
ed with his life that can recOllect, is
that. IN late life, he used to derive amuse-
mcnts from making spiders fight togeth-
er in box; whcreat, it is reported, he
would laugh till the tears ran down his
checks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08
what IL Left Of Edgar A. Poe.

The Baltimore Ga=stte says: In piac-
in, the huSc for the Poe monument ut
Westminster burial ground, it WAS found
necessary in order to secure II proper
foundation to remove the earth below the
bottom of the grave where the coffin lay,
and to change the position of the coffin
from that in which it WAS originally land.
A new burial case was provided, INTO
which the old one was placed In doing
this the top of the coffin at the head crum-
bloi in and left an opening through winch
the crumbliug remains could be seen.
The skull was lying in the position i'll
which the head lay when buried. The
gravoclothes and all except the bones
had crumblcd to dust, leaving the skele-
ton white and bare The lid was hastily
closed on the new case, and all that re-
NAMED of the poet, whose memory has
become immortal, was gently lowered
into what will probably be his last rest
inc place. Every effort is now being
made to place the monument in position,
and The old Westminster churchyard
will ut last show monument to genius in
the beautiful marble shaft over the poets
grave.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08
RATES OF ADVERTISING
IN
THE DAILY REGISTER.

one squares inch space.
one time,S - one months ~
Two tilneS..,....... - Three months. II %
one week ........... . ~ one year......... p %
one square changeable once a week so.
Special Notices - per cent additional.
Advertisements 10 occupy fixed places -
per cent additional.
Cuts Will he charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 50 per
cent additional.
Local Notices 10 cents per line-bH no
Local notice tUiii be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses must be paid for III adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisements
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers Will be conhneu 10
their legitimate business, and All adNtr-
tisrmrntS not connected with IL VIII be
charged for at our regular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08
Josh Killings on Double BIcsscdness.

Mister Boon: Yu ask me which IL the
levclcst the married or the single state,
nd amt afraidc to say that having
tried both for menny years and searched
out their week and strong points, that
matrmouy IL the true style. think
that | kan safely say that the married
condishun tor everyday wear 20 per cent
ahead.
Perfokt happiness amt to be had in
this life anyhow, don't care whether
YOU go in single or bubble.
BIT if emmy one will pay me for mi
time will sho six arguments in favor ov
connubial ma.rimony to four again 1t.
There is great menny rules, Mister
Boon. to make marrd life comfortable;
but the golden one is this: Go S'o and
are each OTHER hGit OF this road. This
rule IL az simple and easy as milking a
COW ON the right side, and will be found
NJ uscphul az lie 70 avoid hot journals.
II one party wants the whole Of the rode
it makes the turnpike hot and dusty;
and if both parties want 1t and will have
it, it raizes the very devil.
Excuse me. dear Mr. Boon, for using
the word "devil," but it seems the only
one that will fit the spot.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08
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 It's
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 ofits
correspondents and depositOrs, and by
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, II hopes to merit their esteem and
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 Oh
demand, or ut fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
join X. BOTsFORD WM. b. SIMPSON.
JACOB =. RHODES, WIN. A. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HOBBS,
GEO. w. FRASZHEIM, JOIN T.. WIESOS,
HENRY NJ. HARPER, my2l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main st.

Have now In store and for sale:
200 Halt Bills Lake Herring.
LOO White Fish.
30 No. 3 Mackerel..
30 No. Mackerel.
400 Packages Mackerel, . and In quart
barrels and kits.
y Terces choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bbls choice y. Q. Molasses.
81 Hhds choice \. .. Sugar.
50 Bbls Syrups.
30 Bbls Standards 4. 3, Extra C. Granu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ana
CO Sugars.
so Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose
Keystone, ldlewiSe, Howard and othc
standard brands.
Loo Bags prime TO choice Coffee.
y Half Chests prime TO choice q. =
Teas.
50 Caddies prime to Choice G. L. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces Halbrooll'S j. h
Milliner'S, PAGES and other good and re-
liable brands, among the best In the coun-
try. our stock is full ana complete, and
will be- offered 10 the trade ut the loves
market price. We invite close buyers
all and examine our stock before pure
csing elsewhere.
amarillo NELL & ELL SGHA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08
as'heeliug ge9ister.
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