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Stamp fax Oh Omcinai Medicines.

I.r Secretary of Internal Revenue, on
.Hnn. by druggists of Boston, has dccid-
-4lm' .ti.luai standard medicines pre-
pare. rs.-I.ng to formulas OF authoriz-
r. u..ra books, and labeled simply
..a,.e name of the article and name of
myaunder, are exempt from stamp
a, If put up in style similar to
..-. medicines, they are liable to tax,
.norr also be- printed on the label
.-mu,a and reference to the medical
where such formula l. found. In
....nai medicines are .iablcto tax unless
..' Ube. contains the exact formula by
"..H ,hry are prepared, and also re-
.'asation Of all claim TO proprietorshlp
!. commanding the same.
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VOL. II.
At'herlina &rgister.

COLD closed in New York yesterday
Il; ll5..
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GALVESTON, April l2.-Tho Kansas
editorial excursion party arrived here
Saturday evening and are guests of the
city and were called upon by Mayor
Fulton and many prominent citizens.
Yesterday they were driven around the
city and on the beach to-day were treated
to an oyster bake chowder. A speech Of
welcome was made by Ex-Governor Lnb-
beck and responses by several members
Of the party. The meeting was in the
kindcst spirit possible, and the hospitali-
ty OF Galveston captured the Republican
editors of Kansas. They are extrava
CANT in their praises of the people here,
and this visit makes a new epoch in the
rclntions between Kansas and Texas.
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OouN present.
More About the Mexican Raiders
GALVESTON, Ten, April II A NepS
Brownsville special, says Mr.. Airey, the
United States Commercial agent at CO.
mogo. writes to Consul Wilson, at Mata-
moraS, under date Of April 9th, that
few days previous the CCm0go author-
ties received notice from Micr, that
party OF fifteen or twenty armed men
had crossed from Texas, and were pro-
cceding toward Comogo. When they
reached there eight of them were arrest
ed, three in town and five at rancho.
The three were examined by the Chief Of
Police, ani he told Mr.. Airey that their
horses had American brands, and many
of the articles taken from them were evi.
IDENTIFY American. Mr.. Airey asked the
Mayor of Comogo to let him see the
horses and articles. He refused. but
said he had tclegraphed his request to
Matamoras The prisoners are said to
be on thsir way to MatamOras. Consul
Wilson has notified Judge Dougherty
and proposes to aid the authorities in
any action they may take The Judge
is compelled to hold court in Judge
Wares district. He sent telegram to
the Mayor of Corpus Christi and has
taken steps to have the horses and arti-
cles identified should they be brought to
Matamoras. Alexander Morel has been
missing sometime. He left here to Wis
sheep ranch and carry supplies. His
horse has been seen with party of
raiders returning to Culvas' rancho in
Mexico. MoreIs brother has been hunt
ing his body without success. j. NJ. Cal
len has received notice from Mexican
sources that one hundred men are at
Charco Carido thirty-tive miles back of
ReynSsa, Mexico, also that the raiders are
introducing men into Brownsville TO fire
the houses and commit robberes. The
feeling here is fight, leave or have your
throat cut. 1t is mere question of time
as to the assassination of the few Ameri-
cans living In the Valley of the Rio
Grande
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" l.4 DC tLHHNEr
-rlv winds. lower temperature "''" 'O'S'
rams
Ty, BEE,nEE trial IS IlmltleSs. The
.,...,.,.rt will be on the stand for the
r-,osinder of this week Then will come
j., discrimination, and then probably
..v,raI wi;n,,sc, tocorroborate his testi-
,r.ry. These will be followed by 9TH
.-. for the prosecution, who are expected
,, r,but the evidence of Mr.. BEEcHER
himself. Among these latter, are named
MARTHA BRADSHAW, FRANK CARPEN-
TER. JOSEPH II. RICHARDS, HENRY {.
BOWEN. and DR.. SroRRs. By the time
81 these have been finished, the dog days
w., be upon us, most likely.
Ir took the Americans, Moody and
S,yKEY. to show the British nation what
+. wa, to be religiou,ly awakened, and
arN 1t has taken another American to
instruct them how man may live outside
.a., natural element. On Saturday
.rL BoYNroN, the champion swimmer
lie world, crossed the English Chan
. from Dover to Bouiogne, Il distance
1rty miles, in about fifteen hours. he
~.- clad in life saving dress OF his own
,ention. which seems to be u wonder il
e. way as it enabled him to successfully
bullet with the waves, and while 50 do
.as to eat, smoke and have pleasant
,.ue generally. He arrived safely and in
good condition at his destination, although
darkness prevented the last five miles,
rom being ACCOMPLISHED by swimming.
Il is thought that his new invention, will
Dee exceedingly useful in its application
% the life saving apparatus heretofore
known.
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NASHVILLE, April l2.-By the invita-
ton of General Pennypacker, the Federal
commandant otthis post, Governor Por-
ter, an ex-Confederate officer, reviewed
the troops at the barracks yesterday af-
ternoon. The scene attracted a crowd of
between five and eight thousand people
to the grounds. On the appearance of
Governor Porter and his civilian staff,
the band struck up "Hail to the Chief"
followed by national air, creating a
great deal of enthusiasm. The event was
looked upon most ausplciously by every
body present.
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IGot No Comfort from Her,

or that she seemed to me like second
day of judgment; did not say that Mrs.
Tiiton had sinned through her affection
for me; never said to Mrs. Moulton that
| was avcrse to any person coming to
Mrs. Tllton's family; she never imph-
Gated or suggested my having intimate
relations with Mrs. Tilton; the topic
never was referred to in any of our con-
ycrsations.
Tho cnurt now took a recess
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I G.- w,,.l Rs3li-s.---! D..T.I worth Sem
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| had got to the end, and | meant to
have no more intermediate stages; and l
therefore, when this was first brought to
my notice, said 81 will consider it; will
take it into consideration That, so far
as recollect, was the first interview.
Dwell, what further passed between
Won and Moulton in regard to this card
and its publication, ana what could be
done or would be done if you assented to
it. A-Moulton urged me very strong
"; as l recollect the conversation 1t was
this, Tilton had said himself in the pre-
sence of witnesses that il l would pub
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, March 7.-Flour-Firn.
and in moderate demand; receipts II 600
bbls; superfne western and state 81 50a
4 10; common to good 81 95G5 TO- good
to choice S. l5@5 45; white wheat extra
So 5O@6 90; extra Ohio 81 65(G6 60; St.
Louis So 00@800. Corn Meal-Firmer
and more active; western at 81 00G4 40.
Wheat-Receipts 5000 bushels; dull; No.
3 spring 81 13@1 Is; No. 8 Chicago
81 l7@l 20; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 $50
22. Rye-90c@Sl Of. Barley and Malt
Quiet and firm. Corn-Receipts 81, 700
bushels; opened shade hrmer and closed
quiet; mixed western 679S7!c; yellow do
o1fSs8c, Osts-Receipts 28,800 bush
els; shade frmer and moderately &C.
tive; mixed western 69@7lc; white 70@
72e. Cotiee-Firm and in good demand
at l5@l8c gold. Sugar-Very firm; fair
to good refining 1890; prime 8!c. Mo-
lssses-Quiet and firm. Rice-Quiet and
unchanged. Petroleum-Easier; crude
tic; refined l4ic. RoSin-Dull at 81 O5
az l2l for strained. Turpentine-Qniet;
spirits at 36c. Eggs-Steady at 3l@S2c
for western. Pork-Firm; new mess at
$40 10. Beef-Unchanged. Cut Meats
Dull and nominal at Ssc for dry sailed
shoulders; middles steady at l2c for short.
Lard-Firm; prime steam l4Ic. Butter
steady; common grades irrcgu-
lar l2G22c for western. Checse-Steady.
Whisky-Active and firm at 81 -.
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FgOMLEwIS COUNTY,
Melancholy Occurrence.

Editors of the Register:
DR.. Baiy Cummings left this town
Friday last, March 10Th, and went to
Upsher county, for the purpose OF pur-
chasing q favorite horse, which he mad
formerly owned 1t seems ne purchased
the horse. and some difficulty arising
as to the terms of sale, the purchase was
not completed. On Sunday he went to
his brother-in-laws, IA Mr.. Leggett,) and
arrived at his house at 8 o'clock in the
afternoon. A short time after be got
there he told his sister, Mrs. Leggett, that
he was friendless and had come to her
house to die" He had taken before his
arrival there, FIVE grains of morphine,
and afterwards repeated the dose, After
some time, the morphine taking effect
Mr.. Leggett became alarmed,
and sent for physician, but the physi-
clan not being able to attend, DR.. Cum
mings died the next morning, March %,
1875, at o'clock. Why these large
doses of morphine were taken by DR..
Cummings which caused his death, will
forever remain unknown For this rash
act let all forgive him, and remember him
only in sorrow. DR.. Bailey Cummings
was connected with one of the largest and
most respected families in our county.
He was growing rapidly in the public
favor, and by his polite manner and great
industry was entering upor lucrative
practice He had but short time since
graduated at the Louisville medical col
lege, and would some have made his
mark in this community as a practitioner
of physic. But. alas! he has passed
throgh the dark valley, and entered that
undiscovered country from whose
bourne no traveller returns" and we shall
never again see him walking in our
streets.
DR.. Bailey Cummings although dead,
still lives in the hearts and affections of
large circle of friends, who will only re-
member his many virtues. and keep
green his memory with their tears.
A. FRIEND.
Weston Norch 29M, 1875.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2'.-Flour-
Moderately active and prices very firm;
Wisconsin and Minnesota family - 90
G5 10; Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio
do 81 25G g 90; high grades So 2jCGS 90
Whcat-Firmly held; red 81 %; amber
81 2G@l IS; white 81 81. Corn-ln
good demand; yellow SiMS6c; western
mixed sic; white Soc. Oats-Fairly ac-
tive; white GS@69!c; mixed Gi@G6c.
enthusiastically. Mess Pork-$2l %
al 80 Beet Hams-lS(G22Ic: smoked
do l3m lIc; picked do l14@l2!c. Lard
-l3!@l4{c Whisky-Western held at
81 IL. Pctroleum-Stcady; refined at
l43ci crude lO@1Olc. Clover Secd-In
good demand; western ll@llIc. limo
thy-S2 GO@3 90. Flax Secd-$l 90.
Butter-Dull: New York and Bradford
county lirsts 2j@27c; DIR seconds 2l@24c;
western firsts 10000; do seconds l6(d
lie. Chccsc-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Lowcr; western 27@2Sc.
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Cincinnati Marke f.

ClNCINNATI, March 21.-Cotton-
Steady ut Ice. Flour-Demahd fair and
market firm. Wheat-Steady; red 81 10
6ll5. Corn Active at zoe. Oats
Firm at 6Odc. Rye-Dcmahd fair and
market firm at 81 10. Barley-Quiet
and unchanged. Linseed Oil-Firm ut
tic. Butter and Chcese-Flrm and I'M
changed. Eggs-Steady at l6@l7c.
Clover Seed-Firm ut 1lCGll!c. Pork
Demand fair and market firm at 81 GO.
Lard-Dcmand talr and market firm;
steam Sl3 s7J@l4 90; kettle Sl4 %.
Bulk Mcats-Firm; shoulders 7sc; clear
rib side, l0ic; clear ll3c. Bacon-De-
mand fair and market firm at S!ClliM
l23c. Whisky-Dcmand fair and mar
kct firm at Sill.
IloGs-Firm; sales OF common at 81 20
al 37I; fair to medium - SOFAS 90.
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New York Money and stock
Market.

New YORK, March 27.-MoNEY-
Easy this afternoon and closed ut per
cent on call. Foreign exchange dull
with actual business at 4S0!@4Sl for
bankers sixty days sterling and 4S4!@
49, for demand Prime merchantile
paper quiet at 5Go.7 per cent.
GoLD-Opcncd at llGB and closed at
llOk all the sales of the day having been
at these figures. Rates paid for borrowing
were 3-G4, l-32 and Ltd per cent per
diem and and , per cent for carrying;
loans were made at flat and > per cent for
CARRYING. Clcarngs $6200O,000. The
Assistant Treasurer disburscd $4,000,
and received for customs $4,000. I'm
ports Of gold coin for the week S7S2, 615.
Exports for the same time $G39,2S3, of
which $ill,572 were Spanish gold, S41,-
600 American and the remainder silver
bars
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GovERxMExrs-Dull and strong.

STATE BONDS-'lul"t ana nominal.
RAILROAD BoNDs-MortgaGcs quiet
and firm.
SroCKS-A heavy business was done
to. day on the Stock Exchange. The
market opened with an advance of to
u per cent. Subsequently there was
slight reaction. followed by further ad-
vance in the general list Of to per
cent. Towards the close the dealings
were attended with great activity and
excitement in number of instan-
crS reached considerably in c1-
cess Of any quotations made this season,
The market closed active and strong.
Union Pacific lcd the market and rose
To- GIL on immense transactions, large
increase in the earnings, and arrange
mcnts with the Kansas Pacific Company
whereby the Union Pacific obtains the
usoof the Denver Pacific railroad between
Cheyenne and Denver doubtless stimu-
lated the upward movement. Hannibal
and st, Joseph advanced 4 per cent
both for common and preferred on re-
ports from Missouri that the bill to re-
peal the extension of State bonds had
been defeated. Pacific Mail recovered
from az IL Az. Northwestern common
advanced to i6I; preferred from jSi to
59i: ST. Paul common reached 81, and
preferred 81. Erie was active, selling rs
high as Gi5, with slight reaction Mt the
close. Rock Island was strong, advanc-
ing to 1865. Wabash recovered from 49,
to l43 and Lake Shore from 743 to 10.
The transactions to-day aggregated 44",-
600 shares. of which l23,6jO were Eric,
81. 30 Lake Shore 2O4OO Northwestern
common, 1900 Rock Island, $4,000 Pa
ciiic Mail, 10000 st. Paul, 600 Ohios,
22.5OO Western Union, $50 Wabash
and $4,000 Union Pacific.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March -Flour-Demani
fair and prices unchanged. Wheat
Steady and in moderate demand; No. l
spring 81 00G1l oOi; No , 9ilc spot; Ole
seller April; 9S3r seller May; 99lc seller
June; No. ) 9l5@92c; rejected S5@ S54c.
Corn-Dull and unsettled; No. mixed
G9c for fresh spot; 6Sic bid seller April;
7Gc bid seller Nav; rejected G7ic. Oats
Active; No. SIC Tor fresh spot; 5jc
seller April. Rye-Quiet and unchang-
cd. Barlry-Dull and unsettled; No. >
$lOl spot; 99cCSl 90 seller April. Pork
Active ut $40 9j@l9 %! seller April;
so 70 seller May. Whisky-Sl II.
On call board Wheat was lower at 9S3
@93!c seller April; oslo seller May; 99ic
seller June. Corn--Lower. Pork and
Lard-Nominally unchanged.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 27.-Four-Firm;
western superfne 81 25@4 rs; do extra
50 OOG5 Y. Wheat-Quict but steady;
No 2red western 81 %; red Pennsylvania
81 25@l 20. Corn-Quiet and shade
lower; western mixed Sic. Oats Dull;
white western Csc; mixed do &c Rye
Quiet and firm at$l 00@l o.. Hay
Dull and unchanged. Professionalism
with an upward tendency. Pork-Steady
at $40 50G2l 90, Bulk Meats-Highcr,
shoulders SG8I c; clear rib ll@ll5@ll!c
for car loads loose Bacon-Active and
tirmer; shoulders 9@9ic; clear rib l2ic.
Hams-14Ml5c. Lsrd-Quiet and un-
changed. Butter-Du'l; western tub and
rolls lS622c. Petroleum-Quiet at ia
nc. Cotfee-Nominul higher; Rio car
goes l5l@lSc. Whisky-Firm at 81 10.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square-E inch space. oo
Two times. - d Three months. II W
One week ........... . 50 one year.; % W
One square changeable once week soo'
Special Notices . per cent addi 1ilt. ..
Advertisements TO occupy nHed places 20
per cent additional. ~, r. 800.
occupied. ,,,..,,,.. "a ,,,.,.
Local Notices 10 cents per line-bm no
yor0I notice tciN be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the crtlScmcnt.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all advcr-
tiSCmcntS not connected with ii Will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March 27.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Demand
fair and market firm; No. white Wa
bash 81 %; extra white Michigan II u;
No. Wabash red 81 l4!; do Dayton and
Michigan 81 IA; No. 3 81 O9l; No. =
amber Illinois 81 10. Corn Demand ac-
tive and prices advanced; high mixed
72}c; sellerApril 7$c; seller May 7jc;
seller June 75!c; low mixed 72lc; no
grade 714c. Oats-Advanccd in prices
and demand active; No. l 62c; No.
GOc; white 62Ic; Michigan cole.
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AN Ounce of Prevention worth II
P6uLd Of Cure
THE CHILDREN'S HOME,
OFTIIE CITY OF WHEELING,

Corner of Thirteenth and Jacob streets.
The only UnScctarian Rciormatory in
the State of West Virginia, controlled by
Directors and Lady Managers represent
Ing all denominations, supported by VOL
untary contributions.
The Home is open To visitors on Thurs
day OF each week from . To O'Clock p. M,
and to the relations of inmates on the
third Saturday of each month, NJ the same
hours,
Contributions in Money, Provisions or
Clothing, will be thankfully received at
any time, either at the Home, the Office of
List, Davenport Il Parks, or the Dry Goods
House of Simpson 4 Hogc. mr2t&iSb
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, March 27.--The package
trade in domestic goods was moderate
and there was an improved feeling in
the iobbing trade. Cotton goods steady
as unchanged prices. Heavy and fine
brown shcetngs in steady request. Grain
Bags doing well for the season and firmly
held. Martanp bags advanced to SOC.
Plaid Prints active and fancics in fair
demand Wooden good remain quiet.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, March 27.-Wh"at-
Dull and prices unchanged. Corn-Ear
firm at 76m7Sc; shelled 7@CG75c for
mixed; 77GG7Sc for prime yellow. Pc
trolcum-Quiet; crude 81 77!dl so Mt
Parkcr's; refined l44c for Philadelphia
delivery.
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PASSENGER RATES REDUCED.
STATE L N Fl.
To Glasgow. Liverpool, Belfast and
Londonderry, &c.

Stale of Pennsylvania, State of Virginia,
state OF Louisiana, State of Grorgin,
State OF Nevada state of Minnesota
State of Florida, state OF Alabama,
State of Indiana.
Sailing every Wednesday from the Com
pany'S dock, Pier ~, North River, y. \.
hcaccommOdations and provisions pro-
Vided on these ships are unsurpassed by
those of any other line.
Rates ofPaSSage $40 and $40, cur
rcncy. Intermediate or Second Cabin so
currency. StccTagc aS low aS by any other
first class line or route. For dates of sail
ing apply Ia
AUSTIN, BALDWIN & CO., Agents, No.
~ Broadway, y. Y; GEO. II. LEAF, 5il
Chestdut ST., Philadelphia; or j. +. MER-
RIMAN, Agent, Adams Express COS OF
fc. Wheeling. ". Va mOvIIh
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, March Wv heat
Steady and unchanged. CONFIRM
and unchanged. Oats-Bctter; No. 62c;
No. . GOc; white G3c. Petroleum
Quiet; Standard white ll3c; Ohio State
test 12!c; small lots lGI2c higher.
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, Good prcccpt Well Told,

The following ingenious arrangement
oF q sentence is taken from the CTo'Wa
Standard. April I, 1918. Ii may be read
in over two thousand ways without alter
inc the original words, by beginning at
the letter L, which will be found in tn"
centre of the diamond:
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Few words Of the sort haN
won higher praise from eminent authori-
ties than the late Prof. Francis l.iubrr IS
Manual of Political Ethics Story amt
Kent being among the number ot thu>"
who have given IL warm concentrations
". T. independent
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"Thc learning of the treatise is income
table. The need of this learning IN This uI
all countries, and NOR" now than ever h,.-
fore, Is equally patent. And II is positive"
that the doctrines discussed will NuryIA..
and he active MS long ~ mankind. HJ.
d0clDhid North .imrricdn.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
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BIGELoW's LIFE OF FRANKLIN.

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THE Hon. John Bigelow. well known IN
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. . II i one of the be~t
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POLITICAL ETHICS,

by Francis Lieber, LID. Authorof"Ciyu
Liberty and Sclf-GoyCrnmcnt." N,w
and Revised edition. Edited by Tn
OdOre ID. WOolSey, LID. Svo. 3yul-.
Extra cloth, 5000.
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This Is the earliest of IA" three great
works ON political science which "aNr To-
Dr. Liebor "a foremost pace among writer,
on this class Of SubjcctS.'- ROSf"a 7J1,i,.
crypt.
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WEEKLY REGISTER.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-29

"Thc editor has incorporated some nor,~
and other material lclt 10y the author. Lus
made a multitud" of minor corrections,
verified the citations, and added SOM.
notes of his own. The work, therefore o..
rendered doubly fresh and valuable
BONiOH .iOIIIHd.