davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-04-08
Kt@monb poit office.
pptt-a arrangement.
10. Oftobsr 1873.

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q y. ~. nns 1890 ". Wv. I'p'V'aB
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Sgagbnrs Charlottesville, @tountor mr.-
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ss M S 3 !, ~ @nfunf. s g. %. Soa-
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q r. 50 up v'If'eIuh D'enaass mns. Sr aita !
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wv. A!tunft Dienitaos Tnumsraao p.n'
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"'S' "'if'p'd9s uns 5reitass, 5-3OGS.. s. D9'"'
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9utin9 Court. Mnrtba g.
Smine unO 9aaie Sobnion, farbis. an=
aetlogt $25.25 BON Charles Wippert's
8erlon geltoblen Su baben, ipuroen gill;
ti9 sefunoen uno auf 5 Sabre in Die
penitentiarp 9eianot.
&i6arO 8aslep, farbis, ansefla9t
Ylealant MIas permunoet gu baben,
lpurbe %entla1ien.
, 1875-04-08

&obser 8. 8urruB bate seltern iein
8erbDr i'm Yoli5ei= @eri9t gu belteben.
81 lit ansetla9t cine Sratte fdll6li9
~ousseiteGt 81 baden; bielelbe mar an
19eineno pon MIen K So. am "a. Sch.
ouf Sruman u. Barrier sesosen 81 Sun
1ten BON Sbomas Moore. Sic Cunt
me mar 1878. 8urruB purbe Der
9ultinss Court iibermielen.
, 1875-04-08

gbpinbfubt wirS gsbeilt.
Din zen Nrbaettur Der ,Wirsinia @taats
@asstts."
" he Nstuns:
Wrasn @u asiaaia Sbrsp 2t5nn tenat.
riGiissn. , 3 Id bic
60, ,pinbfncbt
Tdn b,itn fann. fcwis ale 1ebIer her Stbt,
NIB eune, IN RAP i'd rGtrenb msints Vrarjs
ibsr bunssrt aGlr asttiIt BABE ane
$1,000 90
fir fseen Bau aebs, ter turd msine Mebs,tn
mot asbsRsrt pi'e. On ter Shat. meme lie.
bsrssuaane ID f,,t bop I'D jsben 0eirsnesr
elm probs SmonR Hnen prbt.
trsnn or fb an mid rtnhst.
3siosn sic asiali q rtsk 3eiisu Jss,m rsr
benz Sis riaen. taB ~ !sirsi. Sd sublsib,
Wu a1tuna srasbeuh
Sbr
Or. 8. 8. Rnrt
80. SO y iaiams Ctr, Nrp Norf.
26 II nmt
, 1875-04-08
3uIamlnen 10000 900.

Ser Stanb ouf ben Straben ipirb
l6on. lett oas wdrmere Wetter ein9etres
ten, 10 nnongenebm, oaB un9efanNen
lperoen lo1te, Die Sauptltraben nit
@aler 81 beipriBen.
, 1875-04-08
u 9mone eeuer Alarm.C rItarapb,

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70. 2 G,ik gsli Ell Citation.
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n. a FRITZ yor,si 3 t,tipu
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No. .Soe' ans eassn souf.,. roos
trdBe, an ldsn err 9ten uni tOten
nc z Spristnbaus, tst,n tzzs ,ah
& mflin. ANY
Nr. 1-2 &rfehs.
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w 10 eds Sn giee II, b w.atu Ctr.
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"0' "a eds sn 17trn unr Maibipo,pp
ct. S""
w rs strrsolitan eii.n ss,rt,. 7,
Sir.
Mo. 20 eds bar 5isu II Main CIR.
No, "a @ae Der 14ten unb Stain o.,
Wo 3-2 Vde Ger 22asr uus Main CTR
Wv. "a &ds ter f3t'n uns garY Ctr.
N0. 80 siabtiidss armentars.
No. 80 1reessar giien.@erfs.
no. Al lOten Sr~ba, iigea Maiu uus
Gary,
no. AZ greab gtrast . de Sail gas.
W.. 4-3 eds 9 ring uns yine ctr.
Mo. As eds ct. 5 mss uns Dusal Ctr
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eMsttsmlett BON 8rieffaffen.

,,. Son ;safstl an sen smsi tsionbereu sn,o,n.
II as my m G''raf tttn tsfanm inb, $40 rms
t' o. Ma L SIS ufbS 81. Vi. Senm
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y "a" mSeiettagen - 6.6O 81. sp. ,r,
y; w; ~Dn alea nnberu .Naifsr m,.. a.S
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- y =. Ben asu, @ ~
, 1875-04-08

&i6ter @bite lit iebr sefdbrli9 franf
uno ni6t i'm Stanbe, Die @eri9ts-
liBungen beisuwobnen.
, 1875-04-08

Siefss pdisi5e 4,reporat ,is Der @ue,sl W
smtritaniih.n alice (aeauoe) '-trirt, 1T Gin aaesa
ereires gisblinaSaetr0nte Der a%s-ircbnsr cs Seclrs
s.s pon a.ru, gasrita unS iiolidsm Salifornia,
no bic TAan,e rGdNf unS eeSeibte Sts eorttoes
ter,te Recommendation baIIslbe beioneis oils elm
Stimu(ant uno Siuretie tn allen Srants
bsitsn, rtld,s fclde Niitte( srbsifdsn. eintr Ger
eiaent6iner ~Ssrielben, robreno elmer 1unorelN
hireb Mserito unb 8olifcrnia por siniyen 5abren
,rbislt BON sinem fponiiten Slater ,,rtsr Dem Gie:
el Der 8srf6mieoenbsit bas Sri9inalsHsept Der
Bu5ereitins. Die eieentbiimsr se0tlesn sNtdren
rs DEM aIoemeinet Iublitum in Der Scf'nins, Cal
Rim anertannter sBertb an Der &ias Dee ftuta
Seeans, eurdD gebraub an Der atlantifdDsn Suite
s~st.iaert rperSe, ba fe iiber,si9t fino, Dap eteits
beilmittel ole elm MBrbltbotcr eer @'eH'dpbsif QUIZ
iritt. esine unfeblbaren eieenfbaftsn srireiisn
i'd, aeatn ,,graYtl, SOut, 6rcnifber Tbeurnattsfi's's'
i~ntipiente maleriu6t, Slathtnt Solld' oh,ifte-
konen Der Rlafe, Der glisren uno ,rinars Srsant;
acoen TDsppfa uno %aGeemeise Sdp'rare tno IN
Sdatn, no Die eebtnstrdfte I'M @intsn 0e9rinen,
If fein G.braub unb Grols osaslbsn rpah'"'H
n~iratulrs uno uniibsrtrclfer.
Sie Entertainer balten ss fir Elm %cbfoIutes ~pes
dfv=o.lnittsl bon Seurbutit.
gebrand,ss Mnmeifnns.
ale Elm Sturetie tinen eflrlfel psa in einera
Aeinalafe poa 5uderpa0er ereinlal oss Gags, Dor
aer WSabl;ii. als elm @timntant, ron einem
An(ben bis III sineni eanxn @Stinsia'e pea NIT elm
penie M1aHsr 70 oft als ncthia.-
erau,inire sen Gieoel auf Gem Gtcpfen foref0I=
Ma uno ~aberisuss Sid, Sas SaiIsIbe perbsr niN
eebrodtn.
asole. Jr.is miro rem Den gieentbinern fir 81:
ksr,n 3 .af6en unS eifsn bs,aDlt. wsnn Sisitie;e
alrldssbre4t rrtHesn.
, 1875-04-08
SteiS UprrQtbiQ!

Die bette 8pyeimtpisin. psI&s bisfsl
re- itast ssaec bas unseaslmG6ige Mauls,m
lpnte sesen Nlr ancsrn M, rfbt,ten.
6. 8eIienpt
SGatlpnerutlpef ut @rapenr,
1440 Main Stya6e.
, 1875-04-08
Softer unb Galile.

gleaants Sdulidube fir Mabdem
unb &naben.
Seine &albslsoerne sticfe'n unb @du
be fir 9crren &naben uuo Siinatinae.
Sttefel gum &n0pfcu uno nit Spieen
fir Oamen w.dnfen uub &nner.
Softer, &aliic uno SAadtetn su her.
nntcraeiceten Yreiien.
@ulnmi nebtidube bon alien Sortcn
gu iehr biuigen Yreiicn.
Seltcllte arbeit miro gut perfertiat
uno oas Yalicn aarrantirt @usbe1es
Iun9en lperoen anfs @'eite uno Yiintlidr-
lte beIorNt Serr Sobn $. y'oih II
miro CO iebr freuen leinen dltercn &unoen
mas. belteute 9Irbeit t%etr'fft, beoisnen AT
oirfen. German Voideu g. EruSer,
No. ou9 unb Sill Broad Str 4ssc,
, 1875-04-08
@i"lu burg
gum
NDD Mt
asf bic hfnti&e iQunrtrte
Nfer< unb @artentau-
9ettung,
(Ssraasssber : 20. 70: Gelstaan. MiIwarfn. @iss.>

3eitf1rift far
3anhmirtbl9aft, Wirb5a9, Obfbau.
Blam.n. u. 8ien.n,aat II: ben d miiirn ireiS.
s,l9tiat felt rsm Sab's 1870 r~sselmabia an.
,anss j.osn Msnats. Der abUnnemsntsz
'srast bel @ure nsaab'una Cine aa,e ysrto1
MIR IS Geats per Sabr.
Ssbe Summer enibalt s, 9 raj rtifel iter
bic iiber bic refdiees en- i3Hsise Der Neio-
unO ~ artenwirihi9aft. 90 .fss uno Saus=
iuirtbi9aitia e Auf abe. fUwis i%Onliasn as-
M i.nuy itee eelstOa nsoa SuuaratiOnen.
Uyiterr DetN beraummer nj EN- Snb ,its.
ser,si6 10 Zee Satr anss emile ein llmStiaa
ssIisfert. Iieis ,Hf t.niiGsameatantlde Ssit'
lbrift mir tsreits spa iebr
bieteu seuti9en 9aRntuirIAeu, Gartaer.
qrihafisnien II. +. H..
In rem Ser. q taaten seleisn unb finbst hbsraa
{ us freu Hide Autnabme YIpse. umm,rt
mer en- umnils tIiG an irsene eins @e fife
SsrGnrt. aastunit ettb III uno Ssfsaanasn
tfier9t
Sobn .. Pein.
9fraussebsY Der sGirsiaia Staats @aptss,"
, 1875-04-08

Aio ESt ~i'ARl sSiC
sp fasn Der II u. 10. Ctr.
ps tlhe gel fatelien y. nblu q
Concentrate aG1e,
Sim ur er adle,
5plantii1fr &4bm @aIs,
a'%iitite, Safe.
Gibam,r Safe,
Sri CT Sdweiser Safe,
q ul1 tel 8ite,
Sasb Safe
unp Tew 9!c, fer Raie.
Srine 2 erpslat Wuri. 5oa. 8 rinae. Gar,.
ltiana u hppis, Or 'banter Sarrflen,
Sa'Sinsn, Nepirse, s%ft'odsnse
Sriihte nhb
ale Sprtrn @rMmiesWaarrn Gernsr Gil.
has SlsiiG Grtrafi, 2aetrars, 8arina, Or.
Nusut Samt, yrultbes, Jnat Z uob G,p-
pfer. Weine. @cgnae, Wbi,fieS, Gprpiais.
Nnsufura 9itters, @il!as . r.iu,r STUNNED,
nnb i6pepii6e Stisi9bEladen. ipwie cine
Sv"Be Wuspeb i anberer %abeu. fir bic telt.
Au lr,itGt Der Waaieu aaranti e I'D UNI lape
meite 8reunee, 10 pie bis 9eebtte Yubllfnm
elm, R1 sffauislt Sou Der Site unb Silisteit
meiuer Bizarre ~ iiberseugen.
Nein Mpttc 1T: 0rpesr lin aB unb tteinfs
profit. bic Menss muB IS tr,nssn.
5obd GtungsSca
Gbarles . nncfer.
, 1875-04-08
Crp9npbs II Grim iaiugs.
Gebrneaer gsrg's
ID
1911 uud 1919 Nam Strasse.
Ode her 11ten.

Ba~ 0rp 9cOrS miiTsn tiais p~erfauli
tpsresn I'M sinea sroben Ariab su te3wsdtn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-29
MR.. SAMUEL MCCLELLAN.

Death has been very busy of late, with
prominent citizens of Wheeling and
vicinity. Hadl, had We announced the
decc.,c Of Mr MICHAEL SWEENEY and
the Rev. Mr. MrrTAT, than We are call
ed upon t.. publish, with great regret,
that o, the gent e.u,n whose name heads
this article.
Mr.. MCCLELLAN MAS born and brought
up in Wbrclu. He graduated at Will
lism, Col cgc, high up in a class of
unusual excellence. After finishing his
collegiate course, he came here to his
home for the purpose of engaging in
Alsiuess. With this determination he
.7.ercd into the Wholesale boot and shoe
business, under the firm Of Mcclellan
SKx and here his life was noted for
It's industry, energy and business ap-
plication. As the result, he soon
acquired competency which en-
abled him in 1864. To retire from
business, and devote himself to reading
and literary pursuits, for which he had
always shown n decided inclination. But
Sill be never permitted himself 20 lose
I.,ht Of the fact that he was a citizen, and
tls, MS time belonged, to certain cX-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-29
Moody and SankPy.

PHILADELPHIA. December 2S The
congregation which assembled at the
Depot at noon was large one. MIR.
Moody's remarks were upon the S'bjc.t
of Prayer for the afflicted. Tonight,
Notwithstanding the bad weather, 5000
people attended the services. Mr.. Moody
preached from the text "And they laid
him in a mangcr because there was no
room for him in the inn" The speaker
showed that many people still refused
to recccvc Christ, a. they did 1900 years
ago, and declared that If the people OF
any State were to vote on the question
whether they would have Christ as q
ruler or not they would reject him. The
discourse was rcpletc with illustrations
taken from the Bible. A delegation from
the 9Th regiment Pennsylvania volun-
tGcrs, was in attendance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-29

BosroN, December 25.-Wool without
any important changes, and demand
chiefly upon fine ileeces, combing and
Delanes; sales of extra and double ca
ira Pennsylvania at 4GCa 48c, No. l 47@
soc, Michigan extra and above 42G ijc,
No ! 46la47c, common 40644c, Wiscon-
sin extra and above 42GG44c, New York
State, Vermont and New Hampshire AZ
Ml4c, tub washed fine j0Gjjc, tub
washed Kentucky 500 SOC, pulled held at
5O(a5 SOC for unwashed, 34@ 44c for COM
mon Western, and 46@ 4Sc .lor Kentucky,
good to choice Kentucky clothing un-
washed Shorts 37!@40c Western un-
washed rn 3O@33c, medium 3jm37c.
Pulled Woods only in fair demand.
Wesern superline and extras held at 3S
"a lGc, Eastern supertine i7GjOc, New
York supertine 424G lGc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-29
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, December 2S Flour
Dull. Wheat-Actigc but weak and
lower; No. Chicago spring 81 Of; No. 2
do 94!c spot; 9l.c seller January 9js
@96c seller February; No. 3 Chicago
spring 7jl@76c; rejected 6O@63!c.
Corn Active but lower; No. > 474c
spot; 47fc bid seller December; i3tc bid
seller January 42sc bid seller February;
rejected 3jCa iOc Oats-Quiet and un-
changed. Rye-Quict and unchanged.
Barley-Firmer at S2!@S3c spot soc
seller February. Hogs-Dressed in good
demand At full prices; s. 7j@7 So.
Pork Active but lower; SlS 80 spot;
Sl9 III seller February, $l9 40C1l9 Az
seller March Lard-ln fair demand at
lower rates; $l2 lO@l2 l24 spot; $l2 33
seller February; y - seller March.
Bulk Meats-Stcady; seller February
7@lO@lO!. Whisky-Actiye but lower
nj : %
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-29
where DocsIta,ICome From?

Pints and quarts of filthy Catarrhal
discharges. Where does it all come from
The mucous memOrane which lines the
chambers of the nose, and its little glands,
are diseased, so that they draw from the
blood its liquid and exposure to the air
changes il into corruption. This life
liquid is needed to build up the system,
but 1t is extracted, and the system i
weakened by the loss. To cure, gain
flesh and strength by using DR.. Pierce :
Golden Medical Discovery, which also
acts directly upon these glands, correct.
ing them, and apply DR.. Sages Catarrh
Remedy with DR.. Pierces Nasal Douche,
the only method of reaching the upper
cavities. where the discharge accImu-
Iatcs and comes from The instrument
and both medicines sold by druggists
and dealers in medicine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-29
Terrific Combat.

A short but interesting ContcS' took
place in one of the newspaper offices the
other day, when an 0vergrown and tur-
bulcnt houSe-ny, strong IN his muscle and
in his cOnccit, attacked cockrOach that
was just coming frem breakfast. The
cockroach was lcisurcly pushing his
tongue here and there into the intcrstices
Of his teeth, to remove the particles of
paste and mucIlage that had adhered to
them during the process of mastication,
AT d appeared to be thinking OF anything
else in the world rather than fight, but
when the hv pounced down upon him
his countenance changed. In about three
seconds that fly discovered that there
was mistake somewhere, and the com
pletely subdued appearance which be
wore us he started on II retreat across the
table, with the cockroacn mounted sarcas-
tically upon his presumptuous back, left
no doust in the minds OF the spectators
rs to how the brief battle had goLe.-
C0urier-JOWmaI.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-29
Suspension Of Large WOODEN Manu-
facturers.

WORCESTER, Mass. December Is
The suspension James Smith and G
N. and j. A. Smith, woolen manufactur'
er's Is announced. James \. Smith Op-
Grated three mills in Cherry Valley, Lei
cester, and one in this city, and in con
nection with &. n. Smith, q
mill at Millbury, Massachusetts
Liabilities not known, but vsriously y esti.
mated at IRON 100000 to 100000
Assets unknown. The creditors are
molly New York, Boston, Philadelphia
and Worcester parties, who will meet on
Thursday, to hear the report of the liza
biltieS and assets, now being prepared by
the mills that are still in operation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-29

New York Market.

NEW YORK. December 28.-Cotton-
Dull at 13I@l3 7-l6c; futures closed
quiet and easy; December Il 1916;
January IL l.lGc; February l3 $500,
l3 5-l6c; March l3 l7-S2@l3 9-lGc;
April l3 25-32@13 l3 l6c; May IA l-32c;
June IA 3-lG@l8Ic; July l4Sc; August
7-lG6l4 9.l6c Flour-Receipts -, :
600 barrels; strongly in buyers favor,
with limited export and home trade in
qury; supertine State and western 81 %
(d4 so; common to good extra 81 9O(G
5 SO; good to choice So 556GG5 30; white
wheat extra S5 95@7 rs; extra Ohio
81 S0G07 %; st. Louis 81 25@9 20; Min
nesOta patent, ex ra good to prime 81 10
CG,7 %; choice to double extra 81 SOFA,
. 90. Rive Flour-Steady at 81 1905 80.
Corn Meal-More active; western SO 10
M,3 80. Whcnt-Dull and still in buy
ers' favor and closing with little more
tone; receipts 10000 bushels; No. 2
Chicago spring 81 IS; No. 3 do. 81 OS;
No. = Milwaukee stloat 81 "a; winter
red western, new, good, 81 81; No. l
Minnesota prime old in store 81 2Si No.
l spring 81 GOAL 80; rejected do. 99ci
ungraded and interior 97!c no grade do.
9Sc. Rye-Qmet; western $4,000;
State 93a9jc; Canada in bond 90c. Bar
ley Dull; = rowed State 81 So Canada
West common 81 10. Malt-Quiet and
unchanged. Corn-A shade easier with
limited export and home trade demand:
receipts $4,000 bushels; old western
mixed, inspected, common, zoe; prime
old unnspected held at 73c; new west
ern mixed no grade 5S@60c; low mixed
graded 63d 64c; mixed and yellow graded
64MG4Ic. Oats-Duil and slightly in
buyers favor; receipts 10000 bushels;
mixed western and State 45G 4Sc; white
do 46G50c Hay-Unchanged. Hops
Quiet; eastern and western New York
State lO@l5c; California l7@2Oc. Coffee
Rio dull and heavy and nominal car
goes l6i@l9ic; jobbing lGI@20ic.
Sugar-Quiet and ununchanged. Mo
lasses-Quiet; New Orleans 6OG GOc.
Rice-Quiet andunchanged. Petroleum
- Steady; crude 7!G74c; refined i2sc;
cases l7@l9!c; naptha S}@9ic. Rosin
Quiet; strained 81 6jGrl 10. Spirits
Turpentine-Firmer at 37!c. Eggs
Unchanged. Pork-Dull and nominal;
new mess jobbing at $40 % for January;
$40 80 February; prime mess western
Sl9 25Gl9 80 Bcef-Quiet Cut Meats
Western quiet. Hogs-Dresscd west
ern S3@8jc; western long clear midd es
l09c; city do lie Lard-Heavy; prime
steam u lilo; January u l3- Ice; Feb
ruary lSc. Butter-Western l6G2jc;
State BE Cheese-G@l2lc. Whisky
Quiet ut 81 II.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-29
Enthuslastic Meeting at Charleston.
SOUfh Carolina.

CHARLESTON, December 2S.-Thcre
was the largest and most enthusiastic
meeting held in Charleston this alter
noon that has taken place since the war,
in response To call to sustain the action
of Governor Chamberlain in refusing
commissions to Whipper and Moses
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
dcnouucing the action of the
Legislature in rc-clecting them and
protesting against their elevation to the
bench, and avowing an unalterablc pur.
pose never to allow them to occupy that
position. The resolutions further declare
that the colored people shall be pro
tertcd IN all their rights and priv
leges granted by the constitution and
laws; that the ayowcd purpose
that there shall not be equality, but II
domination of their race over the prop
orty and rights of the white people OF
the State will be resisted 10 the last, and
under no circumstances shall it prevail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-29
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, December 28.-Cotton -
Dull at l2!c. Flour-Dull and un-
changed Wheat-Q iiet at 81 3j. Corn
Dull at 4GM4Sc. Oats-Dull at 3ja
43c. Barley and Rye-Dull and IN
changed. Pork-DuIl at $50 90. Lard
Quiet and steady at Sl2 3jal3 31I
spot Sl3 "a March; kettle, l3,dl5lc
Bulk Meats Quiet and unchanged
Bacon-Steady and unchanged. Whis-
ky-Steady and in moderate demand at
Sill!.
Hogs-Dull; common light 81 G5"
: 90; fairto good packing - 0OlG7 20
choice heavy s. 25G57 40.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-29
No European Intervention in Cuba
to be Permitted.

WAsHINGToS, December 27.-lt is MS
serted in prominent circles that if, as re-
ported from London, there is II near ad.
vent of European intervention in Cuba,
our government would inform such
powers that might combine for this pur-
pose that their course would be highly
offensive to the United States, as it would
imply design Of controlling affairs in
localities contiguous to this country,
thereby injuriously affecting our CONNER
cial and political interests, and for this
reason, apart from other considerations,
the United States would continue to act
in the spirit of the Monroe doctrine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-29
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, December 2S-Flour-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat Inactive;
Pennsylvania red II IS; western sprout-
Of 81 OS; amber 81 10, Rye-Western
9OG Ole. Corn-Steady with good sup
plv; yellow 5s(o G2c. Oats-Unchanged.
Barley Canada 81 O0Gl 50. Whisky
Quiet; western 81 ID. Petrolcum-Un- n
changed. Glover Seed-In active de-
mand at 12@l2lc. Flaxsecd-$l 60m
90. Butter-ln buyers favor; New
York State and Bradford county 2SG
34c; western 2Gm29c. Cheese-Firm;
western l2AGl3c. Eggs-ln fair de-
mand; western fresh 29G3lc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-29

WAsHINGToN, December %. - The
Secretary of the Treasury has given di.
rections for the retirement of S64O,O5O
legal tender notes on account of the
National Rank circulation issued during
December This will leave the outStand-
ing legal tenders $37 ls2, 722.
The amount OF additional National
Bank notes issued since November lst is
81, 76l $50, and the total amount issued
since the passage Of the act of June IA,
1874, is sl2, 715,975. The amount OF le-
gal tender notes deposited by National
banks, for the purpose of retiring circu-
lation, since November lst is S2,9S7,206.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-29
NO.. 25.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, NUM-.
y ClPAL Court OF Wheeling,
James T.. Rogers,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. NUM-.
y ClPAL Court OF Wheeling.
James p. Rogers,
Mary Ann Hargreaves, Administrative, OF
the estate OF John l.. Hargreayes, dee a !,
and others,
IN CHANCERY.
BY virtue OF decree entered I'm the
above entitled cause on the 10Th day of
November, 1875, IL was ord -red that this
cause De referred TO one OF the Commits
sioners OF said Court 10 take, state anu
report
/. An account of the liens upon the real
g tate OF which the said John l.. Har-
greaves, died seized and possessed.
2. The amounts apd priorities OF such
liens, and OF all claims and demands
against the estate OF the said John l.. Har-
graves, deed.
3 The reasonable cash value OF the piece
or parcel of land named I'm he lien filed
in this cause, and whether the same shal!
be sufficient To pay of and discharge all
the liens, claims and demands against said
estate.
1. What personally. ifany, came into the
hands OF The defendant, Mary Ann Hur-
graves, subject TO the payment of said
liens, claims ana demands.
To take, state and settle the accounts
of the administration of said John l.. Har.
greaVcs estate.
d. Any other matters which may be-
deemed pertinent, or which may be- Tr.
quired by any of the parties in interest.
And IL was lurther provided in said do
cree that notice of the time and place oi
taking the said account should be given hy
advertisement, once each week for four
successive weeks, in some newspaper of
general circulation within the county OF
Ohio, and that such publication should BE-
equivalent To PERSONA service OF notice
upon all parties concerned.
Notice is hereby gwen that will, on
Saturday. January II, 1916, commencing at
" o'clock A. M, at my office, No. Ili2 Chap
line street, in the city of Wheeling, v est
Virginia, proceed 10 take, state and report
upon the matters required by the terms al
said decree as is hercinbeiore set forth.
X. q. BARR,
decI3oaw-i Commissioner