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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-16
THESTATE FLAG.

Mr.. HoUsToN, of Monroe, presented a
report from the Committee on Military
Affairs, giving design for State flag
which was adopted The design, as re-
ported, is mine feet long, three feet wide
-four diagonal bars two red and
two buff, with u white ground in tho
upper part of the right hand corner, with
the State arms and motto in gilt" A
small silk flag representing the design
accompanies the report. We under
stand the flag was made By young lady
of Monroe county, who certainly dis
played great taste Ms well as skill IN pre-
pairing it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-16
Trouble in Greene County.

RYERSoN's STATION, November 10.
Editors of the Register:
On Monday night, the Sth instant, at a
partv at the house of Mr.. James Daily,
.Ir., in Richhill township, Oliver Durbln
and John Petit got into a meiee in
which Petit was seriously hurt by a
stone or billy in the hands of Durbin.
Petit is in a serious condition, and it Is
feared that the conclusion may prove II
permanent, if not fatal injury. \ war
rant was issued and Durbin arrested on
Saturday, and had hearing before JUS
tice Knight, but ! did not hear the de-
cision. Petit is the man who shot
Ravlc, some time ago, and perhaps the
atiray grew out of the family feud be-
tween the parties, as Durbin is cousin
of Rayle. MAIL oARKlER
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GuibOrd's = Funeral TO Take Place To.
Day.

MONTREAL, November l5-TO day
Mr.. Doutre went to the proprietors of
TIE evening papers and obtained prom
ise from them not to publish anything
to-day relating to the preparations for
Guibord's funeral which takes place to-
morrow at noon. Mr.. Doutre fears that
If the preparations are published before
haAd, rioters will take steps to harrass the
procession and cause bloodshed DOutre
this forenoon, formally entered writ in
the Supreme Court calling on any one of
the Judges of the Superior Court to is
sue an order for the funeral. 1t has
been decided not to use the sarcophagus,
and the body will be buried in a wooden
coffin. The Commissioner Of the Domln-
ion Police has ordered out the military
force to the number Of 965 men. All this
force Will be required, as some 5000 peo-
Pile are expected at the cemetery, and
though the troops have received orders to
keep all persons out of the groun Is who
have no business inside, the order can
only be as a dead letter. All the men,
bers of La Institute Canadien will go
heavily armed. The feeling of the peo-
PIE is anxious and uneasy. No notice of
the matter was taken in any of the Ro-
man Catholic churches yesterday.
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PAID NEARLY
* 4 . . . . .
JANUARY 2nd, ~

JANuAhl Enu, 100
II. X. STEVENS, ESQ: Dear .%r-Wheu
about six months old ] was Nacinated.
The parties VINO were vaccinated from the
same virus died from the humor. The
humor spread over me To such an extent
that was rolled In bran TO prevent III"
from scratching my person. The dls"as"
finally settled I'm my head. ! remained In
this condition about twenty years, trOub
led all the time with sores breaking In my
head and dlscharging corruption from my
ear. At this time small kernel appear
ed on my neck. gradually increasing In
size until tumor formed ofsuch immens"
size ! could See IL by turning my eyes
downward. All this time ! was taking
various rem ldies for my blood, without
any substantial benefit.
then went 10 "A prominent physician IN
Boston, who, during his treatment OF Six
months, aefed the tumOr eight times,
which cost me nearly $40. This left IN"
with rough, aggravated sore, without nj
all diminishing the Size of the tumoT, aud
in a sickly, feeble condition. ] consulted
another physician In Natick. who, aft"I
considerable time, succeeded In healing
the sore without reducing the size. Al thlh
point / commenced to use Negetine,
AT the earnest persuasion of a friend. AMER
/ had taken this medicine about on" week
| experienced wonderful sensations. Ny
whole BODY seemed To be- undergoing
radical change, until, finally, the tumor
broke and discharged irightiul quantities.
From this time in decreased In size until
the bunch disappeared, but my neck still
bears the ugly sears of the sore and lance.
am now healthy and streng and able Ia
work every day.
will also mention that have been an
acute sufferer from infammatory rheuma-
tism ever since Lean remember, until
commencing the use of Neg.tine, when al-
most Immediately all rheumatic pains
cpased This statement ! volunteer for
the purpose OF benefitting other suffering
humanity, and you will confer a favor by
giving II a. much publicity as thought
proper. Very gratefully,
.. VI. BANElS, Ashland, Mass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-16
More Outrages of Mexican Banditti.

BROWNSVILLE, Ten, November 10
The Federal grand jury, in their report
say that from Brownsville to the PecaS
river, a distance of six hundred miles in
length and 100 miles in width to the
Npeces river. All American rsncheros
have been ordered to leave their homes
by Mexican raiders on the pain of death,
and that 100000 head of stolen cattle are
driven TO Mexico annually by Mexican
marauders. Numbers of federal officers
have been assassinated, postotiices burn
ed, custom houses robbed, mail carriers
and inspectors of customs killed while IN
the discharge of their duties, and the
perpetrators of these crimes have gone,
unpunished, and general insecurity OF
life and property prevails on the border
The Jury found eighty indictments, and
urge decisive action on the part Of the
state and the general government to
punish criminals, and protect the il hab-
i,snts against Mexican bandiiti.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-16
OMISSION.

Ia our report Of the proceedings OF the
House Of Delegates on Saturday, we
omitted to state that Mr.. GETTINGER's
resolution in reference to independent
school districts embraced Il provision di.
r.,.ng the Committee on Education to
inquire into the e1pediency OF having
County Superintendents and Boards of
Education appointed by the County
Courts, instead of being elected by the
people. Al.o. Of limiting the number Of
scholars attending the schools, as well as
ior closing the schools, unless a certain
number Of scholars attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-16
New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, November l5.-Beeves-
Receipts 1880 head, making $3.50 head
for the week, against l0,l2O head last
week. Average quality medium. De-
mand moderate and trade extremely dull
at former quotations at SGl3c for poor
to extra native steers; 7l@lOic for or
dlnary to extra Texas and Cherokee cat
tie; fat Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Ken
lucky steers, weighing 1900 pounds and
upwards, sold at ll@ll!c; a few fancy
Ohio and Kentucky steers at l9i@l3!c.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts $3.50
head, making 5000 head for the week,
against 35, 200 last week. Among the Of
fering were several car loads OF premium
stock and these were sold at high figures,
but inferior and common grades dull
and fully lc lower, and market general
ly depressed poor TO premium sheep
ranged at Ala 7ci poor to premium lambs
5J67ic, with one car load at &c; fair to
good western sheep mainly sold at 5i(G
5ic.
Swinc-Reccipts yesterday and to-day
I4,50O head, making $500 head for the
week, against 29,69O for last week None
offered alive; dressed dull at 9M9lc.
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Rennri of Taxation of Rnnk,.

WASHINGTON. November lj-The
following report of the taxation upon the
capital, deposits anu circulation Of
banks and bankers, appears as supple
ment to the report of the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue. Since the organi-
zaticn of National Banks, the
amount realized from these sources
to the close OF the last fiscal year
was $G4, ,9S9, ,@74; amount realized during
last fiscal year, $7,27O, 1853; amount paid
by national banks on deposits during the
period of their existence up to June 100,
is75, S3O0l8,02S; amount paid during
the last fiscal year, $&,4i7,57G. The Com
missioner calls attention to the exemption
on deposits in savings banks. He says:
By the existing law deposits made by any
one person are not liabe to taxation unless
they exceed $4,000. II, says the Com
missioner, deposits in theselso called saw
ings institutions are thought II proper
subject for exemption from taxation,
where they are employed with such pro-
ftable results, it were better to return to
the rule adopted by Congress 1866 were
deposits made by any one person in c1-
cess of $500 were subject to taxation.
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Last Week of Moody and sankey.

New YORK, November l6-The last
week of Moody and Sankey's ministrs-
tions was ushered in tonight at the rink.
On account of it being ticketed audi
ence, the usual rush and crush at the
doors was not perceptlble. Among the
clergymen on the platform was Bishop
Foster of the NJ. +, Church.
Mr.. Moody opened the meeting with
prayer, and after glancing around he sp
pesred to notice, with satisfaction, differ
'ent characters in the audience, and gave
out the 18th hymn "Knocking, knock
ing, who is there" which was sung by
Sankey. Luke "a: 1924, was then
read BY the preacher, after which he Of
tered up Il prayer. The hymn, "let
There is Room, was sung by Sankey, the
choir joining in on the last line, "Reom,
Room, Still Room, On! Enter, Enter
Now" Mr. Moody then said; want
to call your attention this evening to
Just one clause in that parable 81 pray
thee have me excused Did you stop to
think what would take place in n
city like Brooklyn if God would
say, 81 will just take all that
want to be excused with one stroke away
from this world?i l am sure if that
would take place should have a very
slim audience tomorrow night. They
all with one consent began TO make eX-
cuses, and they have kept 1t up very well
for the last thousand years, They have
not been invited to the Rink to hear Il
stammering preacher, or to go to some
hospital where they might contract dis
ease; but they are invited to feast. 1t
is not every day that people like we are
invited to royal feast, but tonight we
are. The King invites Us. God wants
every man, woman and child to Gomez
that scoffar down there aS well as every
body else. Go out into the high
ways and hedges, and compel them
to come In God does not mock us;
he don't invite US without giving us
power to come; you can come if you will.
If | should begin here tonight to ask
you why you don't come, you would all
begin to have excuses, and if you didn't
have thcm, Satan would be at your elbow
suggesting them. What | will say to
you briefly is that you can take all of
your excuses and put them in Il bundle,
and just mark them lies. That is plaiR
English, but they are mean DOWN
right lies. the excuses of
these men were downright lies; better
to say honestly, rs a woman said to me
last week: 81 have no desire to be a
Christian: | don't want YOU To talk to
me-" They all began to make excuses;
mark that word make; they had none,
so began to manufacture excuses. A
great many of you are rocking your
selves in that cradle, pray God that
the cradle will be upset, and you all
turned out To night you laugh at the
excuses of these men, but have you bet
ter ones? The meeting was dismissed
with singing and beuediction
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-16

NJ. CARLILE seems to think that our
articles in Yesterdays REGISTER report
llg hj' ,hrrwd fnanciering ability has
reference to allusions,' and brought
That gentleman to his feet in the House
onyesierdAy, tor the purpose of explain
ing away the charges preferred by us.
his explanation Is eminently satisfactory
20 U.s. Inasmuth ~ he admits the allega
;lons and read from the record to prove
their correctness. His attack upon Mr.
West was unjustihahIr, As that gentle
NAN knew nothing of our intention 10
bring "the secret thing. to light" nor
bal be at any time communicated to u~
Uy fact. in relation thereto. 1t WAS not
"-- Intention "to stab the gentleman in
'.raa.k as Mr. Carlile seems to think,
" "' himself had administered the sui
'.''. '.aT. /, WAS our part simply to
remove 'ae covering from the wound
'"S1e oy h. own hand, and expose its
sa"sf"'el conii;ion,,o the public eye.
VA 'afI!ear,uow,edse, the act, snd de-
cares BIS reaiinr,. to refund the money.
ID i6., connection we are remind.
'' The auecdo;r Of the Irish
"An who stole the widow Maloney's
~. During confessional he admitted
'~r'F'me 10 the priest. Did You make
'1'"iui'on" says the venerable pastor.
i did not, yer riverince" says Pat
Wei. then Patrick, Says the holy father,
ION the day OF judgment you will be
brought to account for this crime, and the
P.s will he there as n witness against
You Did l understand yer reverence
10 say that the pig will be there" I'm.
''lo;edly,' replied the priest. "Wil l
De there again inquired Pat. "Most
'''lredly, was the response. And will
The widow Maloney be there, again in.
'7''ogaied Pat. Beyond all question, g"
VI" The priests reply. "Well then, holy
'1'aeF, IN the presence of all the people
Iaa the holy angels, l will say, WILDLY
AA.'nsy there. your pig"
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Annual Report Ofihe Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad Company.

BALTIMORE, November l5.-The an
nusl meeting of the stockholders Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad took place
to-day. The annual report shows the
total revenues for the fisca! year ending
September 80, 1875, to be Sl4, ,426, 5j2 Il de-
crease, compared with 1874, of $52O,53S;
net earnings, $4.490003; surplus fund,
S34, ,023, ,56G, which exceeds the entire
mortgage indebtedness Of the company
by $5,307, ,23l. The report shows steady
and continued annual expansion Of the
through merchandise east and west and
the passenger earnings exhibit an in
crease of Syi,77I. The report says it is
believed that the enormous losses thrown
upon the roadways of the country
by the assaults made upon the
Baltimore and Ohio Company will cause
wiser policy TO be generally adopted
and maintained IN the future. Such ex-
treme irregularities and rates so unro-
muneratlve MS were needless Y made,
have imperilled such vast interests and
and injured seriously so much railway
that the lessons Of the past year
should not fail to secure hereafter, judi
cious and conservative. policy.
The following gentlemen were elect
ed directors out of the stockholders:
Galloway Chester, Samuel w Smith,
Francis Burns, John Spear Nicholas,
John Gregg, Francis T King, c Oliver
James Harvey, William w
Tayler, Samuel KIRBY, John King, e A
Nalngen.
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cent unfavorable weather has much i'm
peded field work, which was already
much ID arrears, and the condition of the
samples have considerably deteriorated.
This with continuance of the heavy
foreign supply, has initiated against the
price of wheat. Several markets have
declined a shilling quarter, while all
are more or less dull. At
Paris the best wheat, owing TO
offers, has advanced q shilling per
quarter. Complaints come from the
home market as we'll as from those Of
Holland, Belgium and Germany, ofshort
deliveries, with hardening prices. In
Austria, the wintery weather and gener-
ally snort supplies have occasioned rise
in wheat from one shillingto oneshilling
and six pence per quarter. Should the
present early frosts herald severe and
long winter, we may expect to witness an
advance in prices, Notwithstanding
the present hcaviness of the grainery
stocks
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From the Missouri Republican, (St. Louis. }
A Remarkable Professional Success

Among the notable professional men
Of this country who have achieved extra
ordinary success is DR.. K. V. Pierce, Of
Buffalo, New York. The prominence
which be has reached has been attained
through strictly legitimate means, and,
so fer, therefore be deserves the ineyits-
BILE reputation which he enjoys. This
large measure of success Is the result OF
thorough and careful preparation for his
calling, and extensive reading during
long and unusually large practice, which
have enabled him to gain high conmen.
dstion, even from his professional
brethren. Devoting his attention to Ger
tain specialties of the science he has 50
carefully investigated, be has been re-
warded in remarkable degree. In
these specialties, he has become recog
nized leader. Not few of the remedies
prescribed by him have, it is said, been
adopted and prescribed by ply ysicians in
their private practice. He has recently
added another, and perhaps more import
ant work, because o. more general appli-
cation, to the list of his published writ
ings. This book, entitled "The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser" is de-
signed to enter into general circulation.
DR.. Pierce has received Acknowledgements
and honors from many sources, and es-
pecially scientific degrees from two of
the first medical institutions in the land.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. November l5.-Cotton-
Dull at 13i@lS:c; futures closed quiet;
November l3tc; December IL 81 -32@ lSc;
January l3 l-S2@lS l-lec; February
l3 5-92@l3 3.l6c; March l3 6-l6@lS H.
&c. April l3t@l37-32c; May lS2l-S2@
Is ll-l6c. Flour-Receipts $4,000 bar
rels; market strong and in buyers favor
on limited export and home trade;
superfne western and State 81 75(G5 25;
common to good S. 35@b 60; extra
white wheat Sc l0Gs 90; good TO choice
IS 65@G 10; extra Ohio So 40G7 so; St.
Louis S. 6099 90. Rye Flour-Steady
at 81 3OtG5 80. Corn McaI-Dull at
SO 40G425. Wheat-Receipts $4,000
bushels; market strong and in buyers
favor, with very limited inquiry re-
jected spring 81 059l Of; No. 3 spring
81 10; No, Chicago spring uOminslly
at 81 2j(al q; No. 3 do 81 10; winter
red western 81 GOAL 2l; white Tennes-
see 81 27; good to prime white Michigan
81 426l A. Rye-Firmer at S0@9Oc.
Bariey-Lower; Canada West 81 08@
ll2. Malt-Firm. Corn-Dull and
closed heavy; receipts $4,000 bushels
western mixed 74@ 7i!c; do sail 75I@76c.
Oats-Heavy and lower receipts $1,000
bushels; western mixed and State 44G5Oc;
white western 45(a53. Hay-Frm at
so CO. HopS-Firm; eastern and west
ern l0Gl6c. Cotice-Quiet Mt l7!@203c.
fair to good refining Il
@S!c; prime 81. Petroleum--Quiet;
crude 63c; refined 122c. Molasscs and
Rice-Quiet Rosin-Easier at 75@ SIZE.
Turpentine-Dull at 4O!c. Eggs-Heavy
at 28G29c. Pork-Quiet at so 80. Beef
Steady Cut Meats-Quiet; middies
firm; western long clear, l2c; city do l2!c.
Lard-Lower at l2!c. Butter-Heavy
at l5G25c. Chcese-Quict at G@l2ic
Whisky-LOwcr at 81 Is.
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TO-DAY, the renowned GUIRoRD is at
last to be buried. There will no doubt be
intense excitement; large crowds of eI-
asperated people opposed to his interment
in consecrated ground, will be present,
and the large military force ordered out to
prevent disorder, will have its hands
fully employed: But, nevertheless, 1t is
devoutly to hoped that the poor, crumb-
ling bones will at length be permitted to
rest, and then perhaps the public, too,
will likewise enjoy rest.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November l5.-Petro-
leum-Steady; refined l2sGl2!c; crude
l0c. Flour-Qmct; Iowa, Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra family, So j0Gg7 90;
high grades 81 25@s 10. Wheat-Fairly
active; red, 81 $50 3S for Pennsylvania
81 GOAL o. for amber; 81 40@l AZ for
white. Rye-At SIC Confirm; yel-
low 75c; mlxed74@75c. Oats -Moder.
= ely active; white 40@4Sc; mixed 35c
Whisky-Stcady; western 81 IL. Butter
Quiet; New York and Bradford
county extras 3i@35c; frsts 30G32c;
western extras 3O@32c; iirsts 27G29c;
rolls extra 28G29c; do frsts 26@2S
Cheese-Nominal; fine western FAC
l5c. Eggs-Firmly held; western fresh
3lLT32c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-16

PARTY which is deficient in its ac-
counts to the State to the tune of thirty
,.glf housand dollars, is bowling for re-
form. and one of these reiormers has ac-
1novledged to having received ssl
mileage for distance of 504 mile at ten
.ants mile, and $S4 for five days SER
vice at 81 per day. But then he received
the latter sum while in fit Of mental alb
straction, and is willing to return it.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 10. - Flour
Demand good at full prices. Wheat
" Weak and lower; No. Chicago spring
81 O9!; No. > 81 O6S spot; 81 %! seller
November; 81 0Gl seller year; No. 3
SSc, rejected 77lc. Corn-Quiet and
firm; No. 5l3c bid spot; 81 &c seller No
vcmber. Burley-Firm at S2c seller
November, Rye-Firm and steady st
67a Gle. Pork-Quiet at $40 259
2l 90 spot $l9 90 seller year. Lard
Firm and IN fair demand; Sll S2!@ll So
spot; $ll SO@ll 81! seller year. Bulk
Meats-Demand good at full prices at
SGll@ll!@ll3c. Whisky-Sl L.
On call Board-Wheat lower at 81 0Gs
al O6l seller November; 81 0j3 seller
December. Corn-IieavieT and lower
at 5Os@5Olc seller November; others
unchaL ged.
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The Celebrated Corbin Beer Case.

COLUMBUS, November l5-ln the
Court of Common Pleas to-day, Judge
Briugham decided the case of Henry r..
Corbin, the well known saloon keeper OF
W estcrville rsrs4s the town of Wester
vile The suit came upon an error from
the Mayor Court, the Mayor having
held the village ordinance relative to the
sale of beer, legal. The Common Pleas
reversed the judgment OF the Mayor :
Court with the costs Of the case. 1t was
decided upon the authority OF Thomp-
son rerSUS City of Cantcn, II Ohio State
reports that the State law provides that n
village council cannot by ordinance pro-
hihit the sale of beer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-16

The old National hteLiigsncer, for so
many years well known at the
National Capital, and which was
suspended some time since, has been re-
rye1 1t made its appearance few
days ago; but no longer rs Democratic
jourrsL 1t joins hands with FoRN..
Cbr1a.ri- i'll throwing the third term
banner to the breeze. ZACH CHANDLER
{, reported to have purchased it. Hence
hi. change in it its politics, and hence
I.o Mr.. tHANDLEK's appointment as
rad OF thr Interior department.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November l5-Flour-
Steady; western superiinc 81 OO@4 40;
extra 81 j0a5 80; family 50 2jtH7 80.
Wheat-Dull: No. . red western 5 81
Pennsylvania red 81 34@l 30. Corn
Firm; western mixedGlc. Oats-Flrmi
western mixed lOCG l3c; white western
43Mm4 -. Ryc-Stendy Mt 7j@S2c.
Hav-Quiet; Maryland and PennSyl-
vania $2Old23. Pork-At S23 2jG23 10.
Bulk Meats-None offering. Bacon
Good demand and scarce shoulders lO3
M,llc; clear rio l4Glljc; hams lj!@l6c.
Lard-Weak at lii@l4!. .Butter-Ae-
tive and firm; western extra 2SCa 3Oc;
irsts 25G27c. Cottee-Firm; jobbing
1slM2IIc. Whisky-Firm vt 81 II.