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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-16
pittsburgh NaTket

PITTSBURGH, March lj.-Wh"at-
Quiet and price, unchanged. Corn-Ear
75G77c; shcllcd 7lG7jc according 10
quality free in elevator. Petroleum
Quiet; crude 81 92I at Parkcrs; refined
l43@l4!c for Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-16
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMEET,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March II, SP. NJ.
PROBABILITIES


PROBABILITIES.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
brisk and high northerly winds, rising
barometer, cloudy and colder weather
and rain or snow; clearing tomorrow.
For the Northwest and Upper Lakes
and thence to Missouri and the Ohio
Valley, rising barometer, high north
west winds, colder, cloudy weather and
rain or SNOW; clearing tomorrow.
For the Lower Lakes, Middle and
Eastern States, southwest and southeast
winds, falling barometer, warm, cloudy
weather and snow or rain, followed by
falling temperature and higher pressure.
The rivers will rise Mt Keokuk, st.
Louis, Memphis, Vicksburgh, New Or
leans. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville,
and the Cumberland and Tennessee at
nearly all points rapidly.
Cautionary signals continue on the
coast from Cape Hatteras to New York.
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Govern MKNTs-Strong.
STATE bONDN-f lflli.
p,rtpuAu BoSuS - Quiet

RAILROAD BONDS Quiet.
SrocKS-Opcncd strong with II decid-
ed upward tendency Later there wa
falling of of Ia! per cent on rumors
of further failure, in London. The
market closed steady and firm. North
western, st. Paul, Unior Pacific, Western
Union. Ohios and Rock Island were no.
tably strong, Pacific Mail heavy and tn"
other shares about steady. Transaction.
$4,000 shares, of which 2l,0O0 were
Pacific Mail, 1000 Western Union.
10000 North western, $500 Lake Shore
900 Rock Island, 10000 Ohios and
20 900 I'ninn Pncitic.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEy yELAND, Mcrch lj.-Wheat, Corn
and Oats-Firm and unchanged. Petro.
lcum-Firm; Standard white ear lots l2c;
Ohio State test BE; small lots l@2c
higher.
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The Louisiana Arbitration

NEW YORK, March lj.-Thc Louisi-
ana Arbitration Committee concluded its
labors to-Gay, and, this evening" will for
ward its report to New Orleans. The
claims of nineteen contestants have been
nu.Sn6 unOn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-16

Vice President Wilson has written II
letter Concerning his casting vote on
the bounty bill. He endorses the bill,
and SAYS it could not have taken from
the treasury more than 56$,6O0,OOO III all,
and not more that Sl0,0O0,0O0 or $l2,-
100000 in the next two years, and could
not affect the credit If the government
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Severe Storm.

NASHVILLE, March IA heavy
thunder storm with high winds. pre-
vailed over this and surrounding States,
from early Sunday morning until today
at noon, prostrsting telegraph wires IN
all directions. The Tennessee river Is
still rising at Johnstonville. 1t Is no"
clear and calm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-16

IIA,iIl b, necessary Tor Great Britain
..-~. herself right ON the civil rights
4..,.ou In settling with Spain for the
y.rriniu, massacre, she tyrd the amount
indemnity nj five hundred pounds for
each whit, man. and three hundred
,ouna, for each negro killed by the
-psniard.. Now this i, III iuyiiiouS
.nction which should be- instantly
.1ned by every true patriot
.,..rrd Of civilization Grea, Britain
right to say tina. It dead white
... worth $1,000 more than a dead
a--r. .4~ ahould have followed the oX-
.ur. ,y. by the United States, and
placed nrr calculations on II fair and
.4ar. basis. irrespective of race, color or
previous condition. ~ valued each
.aa J, Ar b!r.l. or be- be white, at 81.
,oo aaa ,u., l- "a great deal NOR" than
..ur ,s ,hy,u were worth while living
Nah,y- received u copy "f Col. \. n
N.Lurr, new paper the Times. Il j, Il
l..a,au- sheet. and h.d, tair to become
...a.,a. Irrd.ng journal, Of thr Union
o. ur u.u,a'ury, /, lays that it will be
thoroughly and dctrrmincdly indcprn.
dent. And t ,y.urutlv means what it
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-16

The system being put under the in
nucncc of Dr. Pierce. Golden Medical
Discovery for II few weeks, the kin hc
comes smooth. clear, soft, and vciycty
and being illuminated with glow OF per-
feet health from within, true beauty
stands forth in all It's glory. The effect,
ofall medicines which operate upon the
system through the medium of the blood
are necessarily somewhate slow, no mat
ter how good the remedy employed.
While one to three bottle. clear the skin
ofpinplc,, blotchc,, eruption yellow ,pot-i
comrdoue,, or ".rubs. dozen may pos.
,ibly be required tocure som" case, whore
the system l. rotten with -crufuI"u- "r
yirulent blood poi-on-. The cure OF all
these diseases, however, from the CONF
mon pimplc to the worst -cr"iulu j.. with
the use OF thi, most potent agent only a
matter of time. Sold bv dealer in m"di-
,luC-
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Bogus West virginia Merchant

COLUMBUS o., March l5.-H I. Bur
gett, night clerk in the freight office Of
tho &. c. c. and l. railroad, at this point
wa. arrested to-day, charged with steal
ing 81 900 worth OF dry goods consigned
to parties in this city, from car mt the
freight depot. The goods were shipped
tuu commission house in Baltimore by
Burgett, who represented himself As II
West Virginia merchant, he receiving
all advance of about $500 on the goods.
Upon being arrested Burgctt confessed
his guilt and claimed that n portion of
the money he received for his theft was
used to pay money he embezzled from
the Hooking Valley railroad while act
ing As agent for that company at Mel
Sonvil".
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-16

Leroy Tuttle, Assistant United States
Treasurer, has resigned,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-16
Flood in the W est.

CINClNNATI, March l5.-The Gd:ffte )
Fort Wayne special says the recent warm
weather and heavy rains have cau'ed the
heavy snow which accumulated there to
melt, rapidly swelling all the streams.
St. Joseph and Maumee rivers are very
high. The new iron bridge over the lat
ter stream, fifteen miles from Fort
Wayne, was swept away BY the ice this
morning, and other bridges are reported
in danger.
Another special to the same paper
from McConnelsville, says that during
the storm this morning, the 1ightning
demolished the cupola of the Universal
st church in that place, hurling heavy
timbers about two hundred feet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-16
Puddiers for Eric.

ERIE, PA, March l5.-3U puddIers anu
helpers for the Erie rolling mil! arrive
from Cleveland to-day, and work will be
started on Tuesday with n full force. No
trouble from local workmen Is ant'c'pa-
ted.
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COVERED WITH EEUrrIoNN. CURED.
r,,.yr..,r- Columbia Co.. y \

DR.. L. Y. Pierce. l'uiia.o. y. \:
D.ar Sri am .iXty year of agr and
have been afflicted with salt Rhcum in
the worst form tor great many year,
until. accidently, ! saw one Of your books,
which described my case cXactly,l bought
your Golden Medical Discovery and took
two bottles and half and was entirely
cured, From my shoulders 10 my hands
was entirely covered with erupt!on-, al
50 on face and body was likewise ui''iat-
Ell with Rheumatism, - that | walked VT b
great cifHculty, and that j. entireI Iy cured.
May God spare you long lite to re-
main blessing to mankind. With un-
told gratitude.
Mrs. A. W WILLIAMS.
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4 Robbery Fooled.

A special to the Erepiag Despatch from
Osccola, Mo, says an attempt was made
to rob the savings bank of that place on
Saturday night by five men, but the
officers of the bank having been put on
their guard had force inside of the bank.
and when the robbers entered they fired
upon them and wounded and captured
John Langdon, but the others fled. The
most remarkable feature in the affair is
that so far at least, neither of the james
or Younger brothers are charged with
being leaders Of the party.
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Resisting n L. y. Marshal.

AdviccS from Fort Gibson, Indian,
Territory, says that Henry Naycs, while
resisting Il process in the hands of | ;.
Deputy Marshal Walker, few days
ago. was killed. A number of friends of
Nayes then turned and drove the Mar
shall and posse away.
Nine United States Marshals are now
in Muskagcc, and several whisky venders
have been arrested. a company Of |.
soldiers is expected there soon, when mn
expedition will be made up to go into
the Cherokee nation for the purpose Of
capturing number of murdcrers and
outlaws, who bid defiance to the civil au-
thOrities
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Gimme, Blown Down-Man Killed

CHIMNEY biO"h Do"h-hah hihf"'
lNDINNAroLls, March 10 The Chin
rey OF the Capital City Rolling Mill, in
this place, was blown down this morning,
The chimney WAS II feet at the base and
90 feet high. 1t was supposed that a
number Of tramps. who were in the habit
of sleeping near the boilers of the MILL
were crushed by the fall, but so tar as
known one man only was killed. On his
rcrson was found letter from England,
directed to Mrs. or Miss \. NJ Smith. of
this city. conveying the news OF Il Mrs
potter and from ii, it is surmised that
he rccentlv came here from jackson,
Michigan, and is named Potter.
The Legislature has repealed the BaN-
ter liquor law, and passed license law
in its stead.
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MONDAY, MARCH /, 1879,
sugarEured Beef 4 Shoulders

= TIERCES EVANS SUGAR CURED
D Beef Five Tierces Evan Sugar Cured
Shoulders, for sale BY. .'R. ] sMYTH.
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New York Industrial Exhibition
COMPANY.

INHESE BONDS ARE ISSUED FOR
| the purpose Of raising funds tor The
erection OF IL building in the city ui ~"
York, to be used for
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Mrs. A. W. WILLIAMS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-26


SUPREME CoURr, TUESDAY, May Is,
1875.-The Court met at 10 A. NJ. Pre-
sent Chief Jastide Moses and Associate
Justices Wright and Willard.
Andrew Winter, respondent, IL. John
Alexander ct al., appellants. SIr. Win
gate was heard for appellants on motion
to restore the case to the docket; Mr..
Haskell, contra.
The State, respondent, as. Henry Kill
crease, appellant. and the State, respond
ent, Us. John Mitchell, >. appellant. On
motion of the Attorney General, ordered
that appellants attorney show cause, on
Sd Of June next, why case should not be
struck from docket. 4,'1
The State, respondent, rs. Dyer Nc
Junkin, appellant. In the absence of
appellants councsel, Mr.. Youmans was
requested by the Court to represent the
prisoner, when the case was continued
to November term.
The State &c REL Phineas F. Frazee "a.
F. L. Cardozo, State Treasurer-mdndc-
mus. On motion of Messrs. Dunbar and
Elliott for relator, ordered that respond
ent show cause, on Sd Juno next. at 12
H., why. he should not be attached for
contempt, in refusing to obey the mon
dates of the writ herein.
At IL HI, the Court adjourned.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-26

PROVIDE AGAINST DANaRR.-At this sea-
son all the great lines Of travel begin TO
swarm with human beings intent on
business or pleasure. Are these moving
multitudes aware of the danger which
ensues from drinking different varieties
of water and Breathing atmospheres to
which their lungs are unaccustomed?
Do they realize how important it is to be
pre-armed with an antidote that will de-
fend their systems from the evil conse-
quences of such changes and from all
ailments and disturbances which arise
from the miasma 30 plentifully evolved
from the soil at this period of the year7
Such an antidote--certain in its proteo-
tive operation and free from everything
Objectionable in its composition and
favor-hns been for twenty years before
the world. No instance can be adduced.
during thnt period, in which Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters has fNiled as an acoli-
mating medicine, or as o preventive of
the bodily ills to which the undefended
system is liable in unhealthy localities.
A good. appetite, perfect digestion, o
vigorous condition of the nervous sys-
TEN, functional regularity and pure
and active circulation are the elements
of health, and these signal blessing may
be secured and perpetuated by the use
of this powerful, yet hurmless, vegetable
tonic. Such is the experience of all who
havo ever taken it as safeguard against
the diseases which debility, irregularity
and morbid condition of the solids and
fluids of the body are sure to invite.
Nav 21t2G3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-26

1t is truly wonderful, the variety and
ingenuity of the conveniences for the
desk and ofice-pens of varied patterns,
inkstands possessing unmberless ad-
vantages, letter files, each one the best,
envelopes of size and qualities infinite.
1t is almost bewildering to enter the
large Broad street store of Walker,
Evans & Cogswell, in Charleston, and
see the number Of these attractions.
Here you And the largest stationery
stock South Of Baltimore, and you only
have two troubles-frst, sufficient cash;
and, second, the difficulty in deciding
among the many things offered, each
equally suitable to your wants. NIT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-26

The stockholders Of the Chester and
Lenoir Marrow Gauge Railroad Com
panyheld their third annual meeting in
Yorkfille on the 18th insiant.l + 1
President A. II. Davss-. reported the
net earnings of the foad for thsS year
ending 3dFApril last sto have GbeeA
50, ,7H.19, out -of-which the interest on
the mortgage debt had been paid, and
the balance applied to construction.
The Chief Engineer reports that the
grading, trestle-work and masonry ore
nearly completed from Yorkvilfe to
Dallas, N. c., and that the road-bed is
ready for cross-ties and iron. The Trea-
.s!11 s!u1Ser's \. report Was considered satisfac-
tory, except in the failure to give the
outstanding liabilities of the County,
and was reoommitted for that purpose.
Resolutions were adopted which author
ize the President and Directors to mise
the sum Of 100000 on the most advan-
tageous terms they can, by sale or o
pledge of the County bonds belonging to
the'eonfpany; and that they be further
authorized, if in their discretion it be
necessary, to execute mortgage of the
whole OF any part of the property and
franchise of the road in order to secure
the said stun Of 500, 600. When this
sum shall have been raised, they are di-
rected to purchase and lay down the
oross-ties and iron from Yorkville to
Dallas.
This is an important line of railway,
whose value will more fully appear when
the Cheraw and Chester Road has been
completed. To reach Cheraw will be
through its connections to unite the
mountains and the .seaboard.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-26

A CHAPTER OF HoRRons.-The unplea-
SAINT duty of recording crime, which is
imposed upon the press, is not often
illustrated 30 markedly as it is to-day in
the description Of the three murders
which occurred in this locality. In one
case German tailor killed his second
wife with an axe, and then shot himself
dead upon the grave Of his frat wifo--a
Sensational situation indeed-and in the
other husband kicked or beat his wife
to death in the presence Of their little
son, boy nine years Of age. Rum had
much to do with these crimes, which
shock the community with their exeep.
tional repulaivenesa a.-Nelo York Herald.
The whales have had comparatively
easy time since petroleum was discover
to suffer again, since whale oil is coming
in demand, for Bome cause OF other, and
New Bedford whale people are fitting
out large feet for q regular old -fesAioas
ed whaling cruise. For years the bust
ness has been as dead es sityelleould be,
but the old New Bedfoed tsskeEyess are
now said to be alive NTH shFgy prepare.
tion. III ships will San ont.
They have hitherto IS akes in
the Garden of, plsrtS III NaRfa ON live
rats. which satisfi( 4 ia thc stshalles I and,
nearly every one else, but the other day
o rat became unreasonable, and differed
with, D. snake worth 2,O00f., as to who
should, eat and who should be eaten.
He killed the snake, and now they will,
kill the rats before they put then In, and
WON'T give the old fellows chance,
The latest speciman Of word making ia
stablishmentarian." In course of
time, last years dictionary will be of On
little use as last years almanac. ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-26

The old maids of Athens met in con-
Ivention a, day or two since, and passed
resolutions requesting the next Legisla-
ture to pass aIlaw making 1t penal for
any widow to marry again, or even to
acoept the addresses Of. o single gentlel
Imam. Az their reason for this, they say
1hat 1t is not fail. for one woman to marry
EWtce, while there, are 60 many Of them
dying to enter the connubial state.
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CoNsIosEEs.-PerS South Carolina Rail
road, May as, 1875.-J. A. Hendrix &
Bro, j: Witcofskey, J. Crowley & Co.,
Lorick d Lowance, r, D. Sem & Son,
G.. Symmers, A. Stork, E. F. Hei, II.
solomon, j. D. Bateman, w. Steiglitz,
G. Hoffman, G. Hammonds, Kingslnnd
& Heath, j. Mckenzie, B. F. Griffin, g.
Diercks, w. @. Fisher, A. C. Squires,
Hopson Il Sutphen, J. Agnew Il Son, j.
H.; q; K11a1d' IN d j: E. Gyles, agent. J. G.
Jones, Davis 4 Bouknight, I'LL G. J.
Tozer, w. j. Duffie, NJ Ehrlich & Son.
Government, c. Hamberg, Columbia
Hotel, c. Brookbanks & Co., E. Stem
house, AL c. j. Lovejoy, H. Hooper,
j. Waties & Co., p. Cantwell.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II. q 8. Beard-For Sale.
ID. O. Peixotto & Son-Auction.
E. H. Heinitsh-Se Wonders.

HOTEL AaR1vA1s, May 25.-colun,5ia
Hotel.F. NJ. West, N. c.; s. c. Gilbert,
J. B. Campbell, Charleston; A. L. Brodie,
Columbia; G. w. Leeple, Atlanta; C. O.
Richardson. Virginia; T. s. Clarkson, N.
C.;J. D. Stoney, s. G.
Hendrir House-W: H. Bobbins, Ga :;
6. L. Dantzler, Hodges; a. n. White,
ROCK Hill; Mrs. j. B. Jeter, j. B. Jeter,
Union; Miss J. Jeter, city; J. C. Chal.
mers, Charlotte
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:, The va gnifsd I States Bank Examiner for I
Sontnr 8 @ g GsSolifa s examined tho NationsI
Sans last Last ara
thodicaf Rfrangemant of I'll busin ssa I :th 1ti" !
NatioAsl Bgnls NaHhestT 1sSbs0aciIas I
than = ALL, eny hATk he has examined n to
oou'n.H lflHk -.
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The colored army wagoners and cooks,
who were assessed SIG. 600. 900 by Score
tary Stanton during the war for the sup
port of INDECENT freedmen, are desirous
of knowing where the money went.
The New York 1fibune's Washington cor
respondent says Of Stanton's order:
The question has now arisen whether
Secretary Stanton had q right to issue
suoh an order, and whether the immense
sum of money collected was ever proper
ly accounted for. As the colored wagon
ers signed vouohSFs for the fnll am5unt
of their pay, while they only received 80
per cent, Of It, Of course the papers that
passed through the hands Of tho Auditor
contained mo record OF, the transaction;
but II is understood that the Third Audi
tor hasirecently aaid, privately, that no
suoh deduction would be allowed to pass
ms othoe, should it be shown by the
papers or vouoners Of quartermaster,
even # an order Of the Secretary, of War
was be shown the authority. ,'}'7
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-26

FIsHEEMAN's LUcx.-The quality Of
fishcrman's luck has become proverbial,
but rarely has that luck been Of n nature
so exceedingly depressing as in the caso
of three gentlemen who went on fish
ing excursion from the town Of Jackson
vile, Texas They went out, as gentle
men sportsmen usually 60. we'll dressed
and provided with surplus of edibles,
stimulants and fishing tackle. They
came back the next day clad thinly in a
blanket and pair of boots apiece, and
repeating snddening story. The three
men reached the fishing ground, it ap-
pears, and found the sport admirable; !;
they captured abundance of the scaly
beauties, and finally, tired of fun, sought
their tent, and were soon lost in the deep
sudden awakening Gruff voices told
the sportsmen to "git up an git outen
them ar store clothes," and two men in
the striped dress of convicts enforced
the request with q couple Of shot-guns,
held aimed upon the fishermen. The
clothes camo off and the convicts put
them on, then disappearing in the woods
and leaving the men from Jacksonville
very nearly in the primitive condition of
man in general. To put on The discarded
prison suits would be to invite tho bull
lets of pursuing officers of the law, and
this fact the sportsmen rccognized; so,
they concluded to adopt the simple but
chaste uniform of the untutored Indian,
and sadly buckling about them the
blankets upon which they had been
sleeping, they wendod their way back to
Jacksonville. Their entrance into town
seems to have been attended with much
eclat, but the wayfarers bore their honors
meekly, their enthusiasm for field sports
greatly dampened. .-