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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TWILL PROSECUTE TO THE EXTENT
OF the law all persons that Will sell or
give any intoxicating liquors TO my son,
James {. Forbes; and will pay no orders
or bills in my name through him for any
thing. DONALD fOhbE7.
- WIS
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TlsC WEEKLY REGISTER

is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
Wr.t Virginia. Itwill Ice sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable pFeml-
um, Ia cIuu agents and 10 subscribers.
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THE IEPURIICAN Party AND
THE GERMANS.


THE EEPURIICAN PARTY AM
THE GERMANS.
1t is an established fact that whc
truth is told regarding the political con
diliou of affairs in the South, it Is al al
sufficient ground for securing the hatrc,
Of the Administration journals toward
the individuals telling it. This has beer
cyempifcd in several Instances promi
nrnt among which, are those of judy,
KELLEY Of Pennsylvania, and Vice
President WILSON. Bat The latest case
orall, and one which has attained special
notoricty, i, that Of Mr.. CHARLES NoED-
uoFr, II German, and Republican, who
has been travelling in the South, and rs
correspondent of the New York Neraid
LAS been giving q statement Of facts as
they came under his immediate obscrya-
ton. Because hc told the
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ire Of the Administrators special Wash
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

rJNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the firm name OF Brown
x Higgins, * this day dissolved by mutual
consent, John Brown retiring. The ac-
counts of the late firm VIII be settled by
+. II. Higgins
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THE Philadelphia Times thinks that
Governor Allen will be defeated in Ohio
next fall, because the Cincinnati Conn
a,,ercial says So Why bless your inno-
cent SOUL no surer indication of his tri-
election could be given.
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Assessment Notice.


CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
WHEELING, W. VA, duly i, $50.
Public notice is hereby given 10 all per-
sons interested. that the Assessors elected
i,,.fh,' CnuuciI of the City of Wheeling,
hay,. completed their assessments for the
wear. and made return thereof 10 my oiiice.
Any person wishing TO appeal from Nald
assessments, or desiring any corrections
made, viii appear nj the city Building be-
tore the Board OF Equalization ana APP
peais, on
Saturday. the eth day of July. 1870.
AtgO'clock \. NJ, as the said Board VIII
meet nj that time al the said city Building
q, b,prnII objections To- said assessments,
and r,..I~,. aud correct the same.
~! T. \. BKlIF city Clerk.
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HIGGINS GALLERY.

Successor to Brown Il Higgins.
Having purchased the Interest oi Mr.
Brown would announce that the bust
ness will be continued at the old sand,
promising to spare no efforts To please
everybody. \ continuance of your pail
ronage Is solicited. ,,-.,
jy7 i. IL. hlbulN9'
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Montpelier Female Humane
Association.
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
JULY 10, 1875
LIST OF GIFTS.
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole Tickets 90
Halves 1000
Quarter ................ 800
Fights or each coupon ...................... 80
- Tickets lUJ %
Eleven Tickets ~ 30
The Montpelier Female Humane Assoc
citation, chartered by the Legislature of
virginia, and the Circuit Court of Orange
county, proposes 10y Il series of Grand Gift
Concerts, 10 establish and cndow "a "Iiomc
for the old, Inirm, and Destitute Ladies
of Virginia" at Montpelier, the iurmcr re-
Sideuce OF President James Madison.
Rrmittcnccs for tickets may hc made by
express pre- paid, poStofiicc money order
on Washington, II. C.. or by registered
letter addressed 10
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
PrcS't NJ. +. II. A., Alexandria, Va.
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FOR SALE.

,,rvr SHARES STOCK IN THE nail
l. Ol'S H geo. &. HANNAH, Adm'r;,
81, 81 Norway Tack cos office.
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in Wellsburg and one religious organ that
such individuals are in our midst?
From tho Washington, Pa, Reporter Of yesterday
DRuSK.-There we're many disgrpcelul
exhibitions Of drunkenness in Washing
ton on Christmas day. Young men and
boys could be seen Keeling from the Fair
Grounds and out Of nearly every alley
and back street in town. A tracas oc-
CURED on Main street in which one Of the
parties was nearly stripped naked and
Policeman Herrick, being resisted, drew
his revolver, and had not some Of the
worst specimens OF humanity We have in
town given way, one at least would proba'
bly, have died with his boots on. For
some days previous the railroad trains
arriving in town were laden with numer'
Gus packages Of mean whisky, and all day
long and the following night there seem
ed to be an abundant flow OF vile spirits.
Black eyes and skinned noses are not a
scarcity among this class Of our cOmmu
nifty. 1t is tie opinion Of many that q
licensed house, under the management Of
responsible party, where glass Of alC
could be obtained, would do much toward
preventing these periodical bacchanaliar
rcvels as the indictment to get u supply
on hand large enough to make a whole
regiment drunk would be taken away
On the other hand many think that pro
hibition is a grand refOrmatory success
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A Valuable Medical Treatise.

The edition for 1876 Of the sterling Medical An
nual, known rs IIOstcttcrs Almanac, is now ready
and may bc obtained, free Of cost, Of Druggists ant
general country dealers In all parts Of the unItet
States and British America, and indeed in GycTy
civilized portion Of the Western Hemisphere. i
combines with the sOundest practical advice for th'
preservation aud restoration Of health, a lanS
amount Of interesting and amusing light reading
and the calendar, astronomical calculations, chrO
nolOSlCal items, DC, arc prepared with gTea
care, aud will 10 found entirely accurate. Thu
Issue Of lIOstetCrs Almanac for 1876 will probably
le the largest edition Of medical work ever pub
lished 10 any country. The prOprietOIs MessCrs.
Huatetler Il Smith, Pittsburgh, ia, on receipt Of
two cont stamp, Will forward copy by mail 10 any
person who cannot procure one In te nclghbOI hood
COlHE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-30

BRIDGEPORT, December 90.
Editors Of tho IntCllIgenccr:
There is railroad enterprise on foot
destined to do more for Wheeling than Is
generally known. allude to the Lake
Shore, TusCarawas Valley Il Wheeling
Railroad. A brief statement OF the pres
ent status Of the road and the proposed
extension Is the purpose Of this article.
Starting from Black River, n iirst.class
harbor on Lake Erie, the road Is com.
pleted and in iirst.class condition to
UriChsville, lOl miles from the lake. At
Elyria, s miles from the lake, II crosses
the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern; at
Grafton, % miles from the lake, the q. &.
Z. Il /. road, on whose track its through
trains from the south run into Cleveland,
at Russell, 81 miles, the A. & G. W. road;
at Warwick, G3 miles, the Cleveland, Mt.
Vernon u Columbus road; at MassillOn,
IS miles, the +. IT. W. 4 G. road, at Gu
nal Dover, 0S miles, the Marietta, Pitts
burgh 4 Cleveland road; and at UriChs-
vile, the =. Z. & 81. l.. road.
In this one item Of connections alone
this road is singularly fortunate, having
in distance Of n little over 100 miles
seven lirst.Clas connections. From the
lake to Massillon the road traverses n
good farming country, and ut many
points touches quarries Of uncxCelled
building stone. From the junction Of
the G. Mt. Y. 4 G. to the southern termi.
nus it passes through region rich in
coal and iron ore. The equipments of
the road are all frst.Clasa and its man.
agement able and satisfactory, us Is
shown by the fact that during the past
year Of hard times its net earnings have
amounted to 100000 per month.
From UrichSville TO Bridgeport sur
vcys have been made and considerable
part Of the road located. The company
now operating the road ask the right Of
way and stock subscription Of 100000.
When this is secured The road lrW be built
forthwith. ThissubsCriptiun is not simply
to the stock Of the extension, but the en-.
tire stock Of the completed paying por.
ton Ia united with this. The importance
Of this should be fully considered by the
capitalists Of Wheeling. The right Of
way for almost the entire distance has
been secured by the efforts of prominent
men on the Ohio side, and subscription
lists ARE now circulating along the line
Of the proposed extension receiving many
good names. Ia II not worth willie for
the citizens Of Wheeling 10 turn their at.
tcntiOn to the matter and secure the
benefits of this pntefprise? a nnw line
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From THESoUrH.-We are indebted L
Col. Jacob lEornbrook for copy of the
Columbia, Is. C), Union Herald of III,
25tlI, from the receipt Of which We infel
that the Colonel and his wife are winter
ing for time at that historic point in tht
South. The weather there is very de
liRhtful, As 1t usually Is Mt thil
season Of the year, We notice tina
on Wednesday and Thursday o
last week the thermometer stooC
at 7Oo, just about the right temperature
for invalids. The Herald remarks that /
the temperature OfthNt region ut this sea
son was known at the North, Columbia
would be over crowded with visitors
Here ia little paragraph that we find il
the Herald that is equal 10 anything In
lIatpet's Drawer:
A little baby stranger came TO n famil,
in August last, and n bright fiyc-year old
child in that household was brought Il
see the new conner, lie greeted the lii
tie one with apparent pleasure and de-
light, paLting II playfully Under the CHR
aud smoothing down liz soft hair. Ther
all at once came the inquiry, "Say, how
was God when you leftP
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THE New York Herald is still pcgging
away zealously at its holy mission of ex.
posing the secret politico.religious so
cieties. II Ia assured by "prominen
citizen" who has become sick OF the whole
business and backed out, that the "ratri
otto Sons Of America" "unitCd Amcricar
Mechanics" "Order OF American Union
and American Protestant Association
are wrapped up in the same bundle
That the frst.named has dwindlcd away
to matter Of 5000 members, all told
That the second is the lneal descendant
and heir Of the know.nothing orgnniza.
ton, is the most numerous Of the four
has only adopted an oath within the
year, and is now a sort Of primary de.
partment or feeder for the 40. A. W
That the latter has between 10000 and
100000 members. That the "Ptotestant
Association is nearly identical-what.
ever this may meOn-with the "Loyal
0rangemcn," and has some $4,000 mem.
bets. Finally, that all these orders have
been for Grant and third.term ever since
he Des Moines speech.
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Tic ViCGcdncsS 81 WellsbHFp
ana WHShington'

7 WVI7UWTE 47VW7'I
We learn from the steubenyille Ga:etl,
that the good people Of that city recently
had an exhibition partnking somewhat
Of "can.can," and that several pfosti.
tutes from Wellsburg took port in the
performance. Now, Is this not n Islander
upon the fair fame Of our moral town
Will not the truly good deacon over the
way work up the case, rs he is an old
"residentet' Of the burg? Can il be pos.
sible that with seven Christian churches
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DIED.

McCLELLAN-Athls residence on Main street
on Tuesday morning, December 18th, 1875, o.
congestion u tue brain, SAMUEL MCMILLAN
Ills funeral will take place on Thursday after
noon, the 3Oth Inst, at two O'Clock. The friends o
the family arc respectfully invited to attend
McADAM-0n Wednesday evening, December
20, 1875, MARY C., wife VI VIM. McAdam,
Emnnrnl nnilcn io.mOrrnW.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FXCELSIoR DANCING CLUB.
The mGmbeFz Of the above Club will have thelI
weekly dance, As usual, NJ CROWTHER'3 HALL
THIS EVENING.
All members are requested "a, be on hand,
A few new members would DO admitted.
ALL ARE INVITED.
Music BY T. 7, COckaype desc
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.DUBLIC SALE

will sell on WEDNESDAY, the goth day o
December, 1878, In front Of the Court House o
Ohio county, commencing nj 10 o'clock A, ~, tn
following property, situated on the west side o
Huron street, between Goodrich and Zane: House
Nos. and II, ono containing three ROOMS ana
kitchen, aud one Of eight rooms and kitchen. GOot
pump mud good ClsCrTs and hydrants, and fruit OF
The lot, with all the necessary OutbuIldInp. Frs
lot 32Xl25, and second lot 2iXl25.
The above will Ike sold separate or In the whole
10 suit purchasers.
Trims or SALE-One.thlr1 cash on day Of sale
or moro to suit purchaser balance In two equal pay
ments Of six mud twelve months, with Interest
secured by deed Of trust on the property for thu
buck payments. J, G, llERVEI,
AuctlOncer and Heal Estate Agent,
1905 Market st., Agent for Mrs. Walker Hunter
del3
The above sale Is jjournCd until Saturday, Feb.
positively take place, moi S6i al private SSle he.
fore that time deC30
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The TuScaFaWaS Valley Il Wheel
ing Railroad.

We publish an interesting cOmmunica-
ton this morning showing the present
status Of this road, Our people on this
side Of the river are not generally aware
of the deep interest at present manifested
in the completion Of this road among our
Ohio nCighbors at Bridgeport and along
both sides of the Wheeling Creek valley.
So great,,'is this interest. that frequent
meetings are being held on the lines OF
the rival routes by way Of Flushing and
New Athens,
As is generally known among those
who are posted in railroad matters,
the road is completed from Cleveland
to Urichsville on the line Of the p. c. "
st. L. road, and is doing good business
to that point, II is determined TO bring
the road on to the Ohio river, and as
Bridgeport is the nearest point to Wheel
lug it is Of course the most desirable
location to strike. The object is not only
to open up the coal fields between here
and UrichsvilIc, but to tap the Wheeling
trade to the Northwest which is very
large item to any railroad,
We have never seen the notes OF my
survey by the Flushing route, but We
have before us the survey made by Mr.
BIiCkensIerier, the weIl-known engineer,
in 1871, by way Of the valleys OF Indian
Wheeling Creek, Crab Apple, Brushy
Fork and Big Saltwater, The coal field:
along this route present facilities tor
shipment which are pronounced by Mr.
u, to be unequalled by any other line
of railroad in Ohio. For the entire dis
tance from bridgeport to the summit al
New Athens there is scarcely mile o.
the line on which coal Of the best quality
can not with great facility be brought tC
the track by gravity alone. Taking thu
line "A II whole, the alignment is equa
to that Of the Pennsylvania road, or o
the Panhandle road between Stcubcnvillt
aud Pittsburgh, The heaviest grade OF
the line viz, 52,s-wIich occurs at two
points only, is OF frequent occurrence OF
both those roads.
From the interest that is now mani
tested in the completion Of the Tusca
rawas Valley road to the Ohio river, We
should not be surprised to see the linz
under contract during the coming year
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-30

-
TIE combined capital Of the Roths'
childs, is stated by Emile Burnoh, the
well know publicist, to have attained in
the present year to the almost iEcalCh.
liable sum Of seventeen billions Of francs,
or $3,lOO,OOO,OOO. The Significance Of
these Stupcndou' figures, says the New
York Sun, may be rudely conceived by
comparison, but there is nothing in the
history Of private wealth with which they
eau DO compared. The capital Of the
Earrings, the estates Of Lord Dudley, the
Marquis OF Butte and the head Of tho
family Of GrosvCnOr, belong relatively
to humble category, to which the city Of
New York has contributed the fortunes
Of Astor, Vanderbilt! and Stewart. The
financial resources attributed to the
ROthschilds can best be measured by con.
trasting them with the funded debts of
the richest countries on the globe. The
capital Of this house, as estimated by NJ.
BurnoG, Is about equal to the whole
funded debt Of Great Britain, or that Of
France, and considerably exceeds the ma.
tional debt Of the United States. A sin.
gle century, or the possible span Of one
mans life has sulliced for the acCumula.
A., ~ AZ, fnnt,,,,n ,ul a., - 10 ~ Ia,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-06-10
The New Illustrated History of Wis.
cOnSin.

This work, now in process of publication,
will be ready for subscribers about Septem-
Der next. IL is complete in one large octave
volume of 1876 pages, and $50 fine, full page
illustrations. 1t embrac es a full, authentic,
interesting history of Wisconsin from its first
exploration by the French down to 1878 with
sketch Of each county in the State 1t is
printed on beautiful heavy calendered white
paper, and bound III excellent style. Besides
presenting complete history Of the State
and Territory and an account of the admin
lstraton of each of the Governors from
Dodge Tn Taylor, it gives lifelike and COM
mon sense sketches of all the distinguished
men and women of the State of the past and
present. The author Is now engaged on this
part of the work and wishes il understood
BY all The people of this State that biograph-
les in the History of Wisconsin, cost the
parties represented nothing whatever. He
is particularly DESTROYS Of having sketches
in his work of all the old pioneers OF the
State, whether living or deceased, and he
appeals to them or their friends to send him
the 1ata from which be may be able to write
short biographical sketches. Some persons
may object 10 furnishing the data for their
own sketches, but when it is remembered
that this kind is without money and with
out price, 1.-THE objection is removed. Either
send in the data for your sketch, or if this
is not agreeable to your tastes or sense Of
propriety, ask some friend acquainted with
your history, to do it. Here is a chance for
persons, whose distinguished friends or rela.
tives have finished their work and gone to
their rewards. 10 write short biographies Of
them and have them inserted in The New
History Of Wisconsin free of cost. All notes
intended for Biographies, or scraps Of local
history, should be addressed to the author
as follows: Prof. Charles R. futile, Madi-
son, Wis.
This work is published by the we'll known
B. b. Russell, Of Boston, which is no small
guarantee Of its reliability. Prof futile the
writer of this work, has already written
| three oiher State histories and other work s
that have been successfully published, and
comes to his work here strongly endorsed BY
distinguished persons in the States where
his books have been circulated. The work
is now almost completed, and will be ready
for delivery to subscribers after September
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THIS week we make slight change in
the PILor In order to work successfully
we have concluded to cut it down to an g.
column paper, and, following our city Co
temporary make up in quality what it
lacks in quantity. We shall endeavor to
make the PILor a thoroughly local paper,
alive at all times to the best interests of
Mani.owoc County. To this end We
ask the cooperation of our cit zers.
A town is judged to large extent by the
character of the papers published in it. If
there is about them thrifty appearance,
AMI they bear Indications of being well
supported, the city takes correspo nding
place 10 the estimation of outsiders. A
poor paper betoken a poor support. Mani
towoc 10 n city abuniantIy all. TO support
good newspapers. This we believe she is
wiling to do, and we expect rs heretofore,
do our share Of the " ork, and make the
PILOT what it ever has been, the earnest
and leading advocate of the peoples best
interests.
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THE most melancholy instance Of mis-
placed confidence that has come under our
notice fer some time. occurred to u passen-
ger on the Appleton train, bound for
Manitou co, last Tsssday. The man was
evidently tenderly reared. A too-indul-
gent "purient" had shielded him from the
storms and trials of this world. His
stomach had been fed upon the dainties of
the land. and his life had evidently
been spent in a region where sui phuretted-
hydrogen was generated only in tie labrato
ry of the chemist. Hence, when the train
stopped at the Suipher Springs near Kau-
kauna our uusophisticated friend hastened
with the rest to partake OF the sparkling
beverage. As he neared the spring We
fancy him repeating to himself the lines,
Water, pure water for me, but wine for
the trembling dehauchee." He asked for
draught; it WAS handed to him, and
holding it aloft and gazing upon is liquid
brightness, he mentally called down bless
ings upon the life-giving beverage. The
! exultation was momeutary. One draught
and the vision vanished. The fumes of
the beverage penetrated his nostrils, one
swallow penetrated his etomach, and with
a convulsive grasp and shudder, be yielded
up his breakfast, and returned to the cars
a sadder and sicker man. And the naughty
passengers laughed.
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WE are pain to record the occurrence
of a fatal accideCt in the town of Coopers-
town in the early part Of the week. Two
brothers by the name of Husar, were out
hunting cattle, having with them gun, in
order 70 shoot whatever stray game they
might come across. The sight Of bear
caused one of the brothers to mount
log heap in order to get a shot at 1t; but
from some unknown reason the log heap
gave way under him, and in the fall the
gun was discharged, the contents entering
the abdomen of the other brother, and so
iniurins him that he died In about an
hoar.