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THE NNRT0F SANTA CLAUS.
WONDERFTL AND INOENTOTS NOV-
IITIIS FOR THE HOLIDIYS.


IN markets. OF Santa claus throughout the great
c,i, overflow with buyers stewards. Macy,
II.u,h-'. Eillcy- kinley'- the Great tonHiua-
ton rpy Company warcroom' at 81 and So
Br,adnny Richard Mcafc-'s, and all the other
large and small shops whcre holiday goods are
sold are so ihronrcd with purchasers and sight
scor4 that 1t is almost impossible during the
busiest hours Of the day to get in or out Of tho
doors.
Come carly" said Mr.. IaforEe, the junior of
the great house Of Macy Co.. "cariy In the
morning. or just about noon when everybody is
at luncheon. or at the dinner hour, say In the
evening. il YOU wish to gct the best time To make
selections. But some ladies say that they nnd that
II they come in the evening and wait until tho
rush is over and after the larger number of shop
per- aud sight scers have gone away, then the
saleswomcn and cash sirl- have time to aid them
in their -clcDtions'
Nil Boyer. the noor manager. who seems 10
be quietly ubiquitous at Macy - clnc to our as
ssitncc in makrea touro observation through
the house 90. soon as she had finished her task Of
serving coffee with luncheon to the ia cash girls
who run between the counters and the cash
dc~ks " the great Establishments She wound
up the machinery that moves the toy lady per
former on miniature piano. standing on one Of
tho central show cases and when the performer
had finished her brilliant fantasia, she pui I'm
mntinn the walking elephant and hi curgcously
httlrd African rider aud driver Then W.
walked down the long counters and admired the
wundruus display ot dolls and TOYS and playthings
that are collected there undcr the Christmas
Manner aud trees. and the hugo and miniature
Santa tlnii-cs which stand Guard over the fairy
cr-cd Mis- boyer LEFT Is in charee OF Mr. strauss,
Ma - importer Of china glass. maiolica and
Nor srNGir HrArHrN cuINrE
=" Come with me-" said MIR. Strauss "nud
VII Wander through China Without seeins sin
t ". =
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"lh. l'- 500, snd ana-l l.lnL youn. follow.
VIA. Nho iudu.tIou.N AA.'in- q ui AIi.k.
"l ur olce, when / 49,, W.,A..g two ur iufee
miles IA tin cuu 4.l, an OFT 'ulnfr raye i,r a
d I''Nhd " N'fo hatln- e. riga. -III t,|k; lgt
his horses ANA uaad m" get uut and " liz, sad
no "p.idi ha'" a hoatti1n around Nun M
b ~. Bul guc - ti - fliks htir Wnn't duI
rs slCi bad cu-luWeis. ANY Way "a, taHu'li u,
good many huuDrtd dollars rrhrl ~ ~Uits u
Wr ei't mere tuI don't scc any chalce iOr our
gcfiIig tWHf.'
H"wcrn Cocuu2n's.and Rondout thcre D.,
haluN We ~ to Oe seen, eNccnt tho little f-ot
~ the stone House thui has been mcutionod.
Here ana there solitary slnop or r. scow ~
caught IN the inr and lHii up tor the winner.
A. kondoui the solid lee ceascs. lht ferry f.
running irregulnrly, or Was on fri lay Afternoon,
ana Major COR ems tugs are puilins back and
fo1h from Rpudout to lthnebeck. The Mai
says he }, going To try 10 keep the chauuel
ncrp8s the RIVER open all winter Inc immense
0cct ol boat, there are AL owned IN Roldput
ana us Nlcinitv, and arc regularly laid up. unui
FRIDAY there were IN lOndOut creek the Mo Dom
al Side" heel steam TOW boat OF j. j. Lafin 3
AlhnuN canal Inc. with four Dirges; tive Charles
!. Coz, George Munteith, OF Austin's line light.
The Nnse Of the same line, cont loaded, and the
X. D. Silnan, Of Troy, loaded with merchln
disc. This tow was going North and was
driven into Ron cut Oy the cold snap. The men
IN chmLs wor' bout laying the MaCDOnald NJ
Tor th' Wiutt-, bHt on IliuaY morning Captain
Craig wont down uld started the fleet Tor Now
iolk freight can b. shipped from Now York
to Albany for lsss than IL can be- from KoAdOut
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PARSi,N niAMoNp- ANb lNGlI.u SHOES
.l.An1 ----- ~ -nLl-- - Z u -.. -r-..n.L NJ

"IWr' w ~ IOlI- n n NHe 0rlwnDd win
u 'M h.Ius l"I''ci,d -.rrci arr ~ nrth
thrIc-idt rs the " Partisan diamonds" rs, di--
ruNuIy of the prore-. rs -,id loo have boon made
iu lsG. These Par sian diamond, certainty look
to 49," unlnit'ited Hike She genuine Thing. Their
plire !, ouc-'hrteih thai ~ "a real diamond.
Mr. II iml lrcys, the proprietor, also makes "A
speciality ~ real curu.
llob-llaled hoes, imported from England the
solos IF which are niuddci with clusters III
three nails each nlil, head ms llr-e as "A fnl
~ I"h pea price, Sll for huuher tens Hre the
novelty iu the show window of the thirty-years-
old -huc store If Mr. CMtlol at ~ Fourth ave
nuo. Thoy arc styled the " Nanhcupha.t,"
a word which, although German and legitimate
Is understood by many persons a. an eccentric
method ot invitation from Mr.. tantrcl 10 walk
last into hts store. He keeps hrst-class goods ;
has ladies India rubbcr- for nfty-Aye cents, and
a new oversize for women, at 81 which comes
nigh up toward the knee, Is eaSiY slipped on,
Wh,rl Is IA great merit, and D. lined up and down
AID lIluiiIlout with warm lannti. Lca4d~5
these, he has all sorts of sloes and slppera for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
A Cool Husband.

Ono nigh, recently Whitehall gentle
man was on the Troy train. returning
home. At Rutland gentleman took n
scat behind Whitshaller. In few min
utes a conversation was opened bctwoen
,h. two. Aseertainins that our friend
was from Whitehall. the Rutland gen.
tlsrnan asked him II ho knew Wilkins,
the editor oi the Tunes.
"Know him, ought TO know him.
for he Ia very intimate with my wife.
"You don't sayf" replied tho Rut'
land man in astonishnent.
EYES, sir. I don't want ID repeated.
bu, have indisputable evidence that he
has been on terms OF the closest intima'
cy with hor."
but. my friend. you don't live with
the woman"
eyes, sir; strange as II may seem.
do. oh sir, you little know what man
will put up with from the woman lac
loves. This intimacy has bcsn carried
onlior years right under my nose. and
from the love bear the woman l have
never yet broken with nv wife."
"Dut you canhot possioiy put uP WIN
such conduct on the part OF your wife.
II she Is intimate with Wilkins, ! should
think YOU would brand the villain be-
fore the world. l would not submit.
No, sir. Iwould not. never !"
The Rutland man had worked himself
up to a pitch Of eIciiemsnt, when the
train stopped a, Whitehall.
Good night, sir" said the Whitehall
gentleman. II hope We will meet again
/ thank you for the interest you have
taken in my affairs" and the two gen
tlemsn shook hands and parted.
Just then the conductor entered the
car whom the Rutland man stepped uT
and asked him who tho gentleman was
ho Was just conysrsin: with.
THAT man." said Conductor Hol'
comb, "don't you know himl Tha, !.
wilkins, editor OF the Whitehall Tsaes. -
"Sold. by thunder said the Rut'
land man. putting his fingers in his
pocket and taking out something. "Mr.
Conductor. will you please give him this
card and accompanying -. and tell him
to send mo his paper so long As the
money lasts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

Tux latest chrome story comes from
down east. where q Sunday school
teacher said 10 one Of hor pupils
Johnny. why don't you invite your
friend Billy to come 90 Sabbath school
with your" Johnny looked up with q
grin full Of intention and equally full ei
teeth and said. II know yer. teacher.
You wan, to get Billy into the class,
SOS you can get chrome for new
sehalaf "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
NOTICE.

OYYtcE sUccoR MILL AND MINING
~ Corpany. No. as Montgomery street,
Noon. 5 and 4. san Francisco, State of Cali-
fsrnla. February lat. 13.--rhs stoekholder-
Of the suecor Mn and Mining Company. at =
meeting held on the soih day sf January. 1873.
having decided tn inercsse the capital stock
of .sld Company. and TOE proper eernneaies
h,,inc hcsn fed az providsi hy law. stock.
hol.icr- ace requested 10 surrender their Old
I'sstiaeate-. and receive In lea thereof. New
Ccrtidcsic- reprv.enilng the Increased capital
OF the Compsny.
WV. n. WATSON. Secretary,
III i'm suecor Mil aud Mining 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

THERE is good story OF a certain
Boston doctor Of divinity. whose name
they spell with "P." A man OF the
same name died. and a jealous news
paper fellow. seeing the death In the
paper. and thinking only OF DIR. r..
wrote most enthusiastic obituary. A
wag mo, DR.. z. the next day. what
you arc not deal?" he said. "Well,
then. you ought to be. No man can
live np 10 that Obituary"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEITlno.

UusrIcx MINING COMPANY An
sI nuaI Meeting Of the steekholder. OF the
Justice Mining Company, for the election OF
Beard sf Directors Tor the ensuing ytar. and
fos sueh other busire.s a. may he pfepsnied.
viii ns held on MONDAY. the 18th day of Feb.
ruary, is.s, n the hour q: I o'clock =. =, 81
IN. ofaec of the Company. Room No. "a. her'
ehsnts' Exchange Baliding. Csliforn!s street.
San Francisco, Calilotnia.
JAMES 3 KENNEDY. Secretary.
s.n Frspei.eo. January 18th. 1878 jail I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

Tsx,s il going largely into the hog.
growing business, and IL Is possible she
may presently lead other States. for her
climate Ia exceedingly favorable for It,
while her soil is adapted to the raisine
Of corn successfully.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
NrpsERy RIrYsiE~

NrRsERy RHYMES
tAReApiAS.l
There va. . nan In Brooklyn town,
Ana ne va. wopdroas si'e,,
m, vent unto Mutual friead.
Who .erate he'd ont both his eyes,
Aad vprn he found HE EYES wers oat.
IpdlfErrrnt TO the pain.
lie orcaniked q libel sllt,
To scralch them In again "
ua.h-a By, Bseehsr,
ON the church top' .
IfTraey bends,
Peor lleseher viii dfop'
N Eyarts breaks,
posr Iie-eh-r viii fslll
Ds~. will css. Halliday.
Plymouth, aud all
Ride rock horse
TO illppodrqns cross,
To .ss y. T. narnum
Get To HE hcss'
n. trois On hls fingers,
TOarnaments on his tees,
And be shall make money
whersvsr be b,evs'
LEY, diddie. ditslsl
n frsin's arst hdilsi
schumaker'sup IN hailooni
Tse little Dawes lasghs
Al Ysrnssdo Woods s?srt. =
And Baiier walks ID wits The spoon'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-10

her in it, mann, nor IA dint in tho bed
which made it me-clf Yesterday wid
fresh pillars
"N6t in her room!' cried Mr.. aud
Mr.. Wentworth together and james
echoed them, "Not in her ROOM And
speaking thus, and seeing the consterna-
ted faces of those about him, ne was
seized with al almort irresistible desire
to laugh---to laugh, till the welkln rang
again, till the dishes ratified and the
house shook; to laugh and laugh and
laugh till Ee could laugh no more. 80
afraid was he lest this desire should mas
ter him, that he pretended to be seized
with violent tit of coughing.
1t were useless to tell1ofthat long days
fruitless search; ere many hours had
passed. al Littletown was securing the
country for miles around, or dragging
the still waters Of the river in hushed
and breathless dread that their labors
might be rewarded. The father and
mother were wild with grief, and MIR.
Wentworth offered half Of his fortune to
whomsoever should bring his daughter
home alive.
A. the hours passed on, the search
was gradually abandoned as hopeless,
saving bv those who worked upon the
river: ali came at last to feel that from
that placid breast the awful secret must
BE- wrung, and hope no longer dared to
seel, for aught Of Edith Wentworth but
that which death should have disdained
to take. Here, also, the fcvered, tire
some leader of the search was james.
1t was by his suggestion.that the drag
ring had been commenced, and all the
d4v long under the burning sun he
toiled pausing sometimes to take long
draughts of water or of liquor, or 10 I'LL
his hat from the river to cool his throb-
ing brain, but never taking food nor
rest
At sunset, in utter hopelessncss, the
quest was brought to close Those who
had taken part in it returned sadly to
their homes, and James, almost rs tired
as he had hoped to make himself.--almoSt
too tired for though---thrcw himself upon
the grass in the crimson sunlit light,
and closed hi, eyes in utter WEAKNESS.
CONCLUDED TOMORROW.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

one squares incl space.
one time ............S 70 one months w
Two tines. l p Three months. y w
one week. ........... > 50 One yeah. . W
One square changeablc once week so.
Special Notices - per cent additional.
Advertisements 10 occupy fixed places 20
per cent additional.
Cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 80 per
cent additional.
Local Notices IL cents per line-5W no
I0cpI notice JCiN be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
Ell business houses, must be paid for in adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
tho advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adycr-
ii,cmontS not connected with ii will bc
charged Tor at our regular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-10
BANKS.
CAPITAL. $50. 600.
SURPLUS, 100000.
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Pice President.
VI. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Bank Of the Ohio Valley,
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared 10
transact the business OF banking in All It's
details.
Ii 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 q us
correspondents and depositorS, ana oy
prompt and faithful execution OF JhrlI
wishes. IL 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 al
sight, received from banks, bankers nIilS'
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable OH
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
TotJS X RnTsFoRp. WIN. b. SIMPSON.
JACOB =. RHODES, WV. y, IEENhh'
GEORGE ADAMS, join L. iiohh7,
gro. w. FRANZiIEIM, JoHN f.. WiISuN'
HENRY NJ. III AEpIE nN-I
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HO FOR PIC-NICS.

ONE OF THE CHOICEST AND MOST
I suitable localities tor holding pic-nlcs
near the city, j. what IS known as the
Ernoni Good Farm, about five miles east
Of the city. on the National road. me
grounds are covered with shade trees, ana
I'm every way very desirable. Terms very
reasonable. For particulars apply To-
ADOLPH JACOBS,
my3lb On Inc PREMISES.
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at'heelias 9e9lstcr.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DATT,y REGISTER.

DAILY REGISIEh' -
one year.............SS w Three mOnths-.-sZ W
six months w one month. -
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday.
one COPY, yrS4 W one copy mos.S2 w
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, | yrs2 20 Five copies, yrs y
ON COPY, = mos W Ten copies W. Is %
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-10
CHAPTER II.

MANY hours after the events recorded
in tho last chapter, James Wentworth
,ul writing in his room; writing with an
absorbing carnc.tncss---and what? \
poem \ letter To- the lady OF his heart?
| \ philosophical trra!i~e?--None Of these,
| but AN address. beginning, "Gour honor
and gentlemen Of the jury and appar-
cullv summing up the defense in the
/ case ola man who had---a- the document
/ impIcd---hccn arraigued for the murder
, of hi, sister. Somehow, every time he
had tried to sleep that night the words
of his defense had haunted him; without
| wishing to do 80. he had turned them
/ over i'm his thoughts again and again,
! -,rcugthing an argument here and tig-
| urc there. showing the unbounded alice
tion that the defendant had always cher
| i-hcd for the deceased, and waxing clO-
GucHt on the subject Of traternal love
till an imaginary Judge she'd tears, and an
imaginary jury acquitted the accused
/ without even leaving their seats. But
| every time the question was thus settled
and done with, his mind, quite against
| his will and to his great discomfort, al
most horror, again took up the theme
and.--n}wavs impcrsonating the counsel
Tor the dcicn,c--.w went through the argu-
mcnt in the same manner and almost in
the same words rs before, and always
with the same fcHcitou> results.
Gonded to desperation by this invelun-
tary action of his faculties, James ut last
lett his brd, determined to write out hi,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-10
REMOVAL.

HAVING REMOVED Ny PLACE OF
ii business 10 the UppO>it" side OF the
street. shall be- pleased To see my friends
and customers AT No. 1910 Main street,
Wheeling ". Va.
JAMES CRANGIE
Wholesale Produce and General Commits
sion MnrchAmt. An-2
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WEST VIRGINIA

~ LA Il " 49, q -
THE YEAR BEGINS IN ALL lpE
PARTMENTS on Wednesday, Sept.
Srd, 1873.
Prof. +. :. Lyon, with full stan OF
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
OF the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking information in reSaId 10
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
mrutS may be obtained faom the Secretary
OF the Faculty, Prof Geo. W. Clover, or the
undersigned.
ALIEN. MARTIN, Prest.
MoRGASTowS, W. Va, Aug. S,lS1S
auglS &c
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NOTICE.

4 IL PERSONS WHO PAID TNNFS
y for the year ls7i, between November
10Th, 1871, and December Nth. ISL viii
have amount of State Asylum tax refund
eel To them by presenting their receipts al
the ~h,Tlil'S OfliCr-uO levy having b,rI
made lurNHid fund. X. =. BROWN,
maT2h Sheriff. ONO County.
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NELL & ELL!NGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1908 Main S,i.

Have now in store and for sale:
2oO Hall BhIS Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
Su No. Muckrrrl.-
2uU 40. > MHck,Trl.
ItO Packages Mackrrri, = and In quarter
barrels and kits,
- TicrcrS choice Carolina Rice.
Iju Bills choice y. q. MOias~yS.
80 Hhd> choice y. .. sugar.
so Bbls SyrupS.
2uu Bills Standards \. b, Extra G. Granu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ana
c. Sugars.
$40 BblS Flour, embracing White Rose,
Keystone, ldlcwIsc, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bugs prime to choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime 10 choice q. 4
Teas.
5uCgddirS prime 10 Choice G.. L. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces Halhruok'S J. Il
MilIinrT'S, PAGES and other good and IL.
liable brands. among the best in the coun.
Try. our stock Is fun and complete, and
will bc offered 20 the trade al the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers -
all and EXAMINE our stock bcfor" pUrch
cSing elsewhere.
a marble NELL ELL N I'll \ VI.
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Will Not be Natural.

II contains also Sulpherettcd hcydrogen
gas, which effects tin, iron, etc, ana tlt
water will turn black lilt comes III coma,
with these metals. To draw ii from the
barrel and put ice in it, is also objection
able. The way ! have ii arranged al thtst
objections are obliterated. Call and inspect
Enr NnnrSi.ll nj
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POT

4 CONSIGNMENT OF PURE PEACH
y Blow and Early Rose Potatoes, IN
barrels, from New York, just received ami
tor >pl" by JAMES CRANHtE.
30. l3ID Nlir. street, Wheeling W. "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-10
ICE COLD
Natural Blue Lick Water.

Chemical analysis has proven that tins
water contains very little Carbnnlc Aclu
Gas, but if additional gas Is added 1t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-10
EDMUND BOOKINGS

PHAtMAl1.
Prices same rs at the springs by the bar
rel. Vichy, settler, Congress, HtyN"r'
gettysburg, PulluI, etc, waters. Always
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SEED OATS.

ooOO BUSHELS CHOICE SEED OATS
DlJJU received and tor sale by
JAMES CRANGLE,
$50 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
apia
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II EL n sS-

In store and for sane 10y
nov23 VI. REILLY.
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ChCCs.

$50 Boxes New York Goshen.
luJ " Western Reserve.
lust received and for sale by
MARI VI REILLY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

@omunoS beantragte ferner, 6aB Die
Qbltimmung iber Die bon oieier Ser
iammLuns enttporfenen 8erfaiiung I'M
Sult 1875 itattfinbe. Nngenommen.
Gin Nntrag 0amilton's BON Wear1s
Lamb, III ). 4 Die folgenben Worte 81 itrets
6en: r0ie neue StaatsOerTailunS ion
feline 8eitimmuns gegen bic bIrgerlt6e
uno politti6e @let6bere6tieung Der
0tacen entbaIten," muroe init 80 Stim7
men ge9en II abgelebnt.
Die Norlase e~elangte bann our brttten
2elul1g uno muroe nit 43 Stinmen gegen
IL 1ngenommen.
Nuf Nntrae BON 9tt9cod unr6e 6ann
Der @eleBentpurf fur Die QuFnabnle bes
Serrttoriums 9teuneTico in nStaaten>
buno IN Uerat6ung gelommen unD na6
fnr5er GrOrterung init 81 segeu IL Slim
men ~an9enommen.
5terauf W%ertagung.
8aibiu8tou, 26. Seb.
SIN Senat
WorriG [0t. nom Sinan3 : Gomite
beri9tete bic Steuers uilS 3ou Earifz
Blu, uel6e neuli6 i'm Saule palfirt
lpOroen mar, 3urild ullo erfldrte, baB Die
Somites barber gleidgetbetlte Nnithten
6e9ten; er ipDIe ben 4eleBentmurf Dorz
bringen, iobalo ais Del. tber oas Burger
re6t ab8etban iei.
8aparo bon Oemielbet gomite bert6s
tete 81 Gunften bes @nfnnrfS our 8ers
belleruns BON Abi@nttt 3342 Der perbeiz
lerten Statmten, tpel0e am 3. B. 90. Don
tbn, eingebra9t unD Ipailirt tDoroen
tparen. Ser betreffen6k @nttuurf Ders
langt, baB 8rauer ilbeG oas Spunolo9
zines ieoen Safes, peI6es 9e9obrene
WetrGnfe entbdlt, Den DoribriftsmGBigen
SteuerltempeL tleben miiien, penn iOls
Dies SaB'aus ber 8aueret nerfauft ooer
mad Dem Eager berbra4t piro. 0isier
Steuerltempet muB ebelfaas our6 Nufs
i3rift obsr @utorud oes Nanens oes
betreffenoen Sabrifanten filr terneren
@ebrau0 ~unsIltt9 gema6t weroen, 10
oft Der Snbalt etnes Safes perfautt
tDir0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
GomgreBperbam

n

SIN Notwithstanding
bra6te 8anning eiten @elsbcnttpurf Elm,
pelder beltimmt, baB Der A. @ongreB
am d. MGr3 b. S. unb ieoer ipdtere Gonz
area an bemielben Gage oes betreffenben
SSabres in Sibung treten lou:
Oie 8orlage, pel9e 6 Wtilionen Don.
fir bic gerbelerMng Der S9tffbarfeit
BON 6afen unb Jlliien austptrft, wuroe
aneelomn1en. 0esglei9en Der 9eiegz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
2OMiFana.
81 G 10 SrIeani

Heip S%rIeans, "a. Teb.
Die c~onierbatiuen DttteIteoer Der @ez
febgsbung baben nit "a eegen 33 Stimz
men beiblolien, ben BON Wbeeler norees
i9lageHsn 8er9lei6 oHauneDmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
Mt1t8an.

OtI4 ! , AU' UVH'
Gin Tele9ramm bon WDaIootte melOet,
baB beute Sormttta9 Sobn S. 8. GboIl,
Der fraHere GountpibaBmeitter BON bier,
SeLbitmoro begging. Gbon lou Die
@ountpfaiie Inn $4,000 Dollars nsrf~r3t
baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

y q tVEtI II. UVU'
Ser 9rossB ae8sn 9einri3 8stpbal
uegen @rl6ieBung zines lnneen Wfannes
1T 8ee6er, NilI GouHtp, miro 9egens
wdrtig i'm btefigen &retS9ert6te nerbal>
belt. Ntan 9taubt, baB IS Der 8ertDet7
oiguug seltn9en miro, Den Belueis 3u lies
fern, Dap Der 2lngetlGgte einen Ntr Oct
JtotDtpebr bs8ing, ais ct ieInsn @tSner
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

.enttpurf, bur6 psl9en es mOsli6 ges
ma6t tperoen lou, ben bur6 Die Bactftc-
Wfail : Gauneret bcrii6tigt getporoenen
ISM. 9. Sing I'M 8e3trf @olumbia, tpes
gen OteineioS in NntlaseitanS gu Der>