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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-10
} Omestic Intelligence.
LOOK TO YOUR own lN1rE'I,T

TGu!'i will prevail = Facts arc s,uhburn
shir2S nnd will NOT bear Il, aial-ro sr,
huS' oc % orlicv:-ln these days nt pro.
ercSS. st am has become the great moli,c
nhu 'ah"' saving power Of the aye. in MI
ihdus'riat ;nI manufacturing pursuit.
and dcpa tmcnIs-Whv Shonld not ryr,v
family have II Steam Wa> her
The " clip$r Steam Washer" is The
hest. II does not occupy the sracc of nm,
square to Il and - adaptable to nny s,oy.
h"ller or 'onnd poi, in whrch waite: can l,c
h"iicd id with il one woman can ii,
what is "i iinnrily regarded avs wash in
from TWO TO three hours. \ child, twelve
years oid may use il and Ito the work nf a
grown wo nan in one half the time. nn,, re-
gard the ah"r of using il only ra>timc
WIN II. tShing has C"ascl tn lie tedious
Or 'ah"ri ns. and ''Iluc Monday" has
cease: to be d,y IF confusion and kcr
ror, because with lille or no labor rlwo or
three h"rrs suffice to do days wash
without s''uhhing. wearing or tearing The
''o'hcs. b snking hult"ns .rc.S
Time, |" hor money nnd ma,rrin! all or
precions- economy - wisdom and its nut
health, wc"lth and harpinrS,- Lcck iEnL
economy l , washing, aud save yrur rloth,
to wear 10 'r times ns long aS when wash
Q" ny the and "n h"a,d. ", buying anil
using the Eclipse Steam asher" which
com hined with that very aitrnc,ivc and
"ns"rpnss d Eureka Wringcr' c,u-ti-
fntrs mflrte and perfect wnsapr-
every i"m' and washer. woman sho:,ll
ana can have it ana no scmsiblc warhcr.
woman VIII has 1T heart tile interest of
her palroh* will oppose its nsc
ihe'.Ecl' rse' is simpl' in construction
scientific in principle, effective in wo,k
and Will WA h the finest or cnarscsr fabrics
more satisfactorily than hy hand, in from
n'iccnto twenty minutes. Price bu, f.
h"iiars-W'l u be for sale for n few dr.
"nrer nj N. DUN LEVY'S.
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BUTTER ! BUTTER
---: - --~

UST Received 100 lbs fine Goshen
e. Butter Also choice lot of Fresh
groceries, consisting Of bbls. No. !
Mackerrl. 3 bills. no. . Mnckerel, -
ki's No. Mackerel, 81 Kits No. = High
n"m''%, l hhl. Pigs feet, bhl. Picklch
Tongues, 100 lbs. Dried Tongues. 10 lhs
b"!ugn. Sausagcs. Also choice lot Of
Sugars an'l Cotfccs, Syrups and Mo'asqcs
OF all grades. Also n fine lot If Frcs h
Canned Goods. consisting Of Canned Sal.
mon, Lob stcrs, Mock Turtle, Corn aid
Dcsiccatcd Cocoanut, r,ttcd Ham, Turkey
and Snrdinos. Also n fresh LOT OF Crack J.
crs and Cakes, Dozen Boxes Of IIerk
liner Co. Chccsc--thc finest in town, Also
constantly on hand Fresh Flour md
Meal, Bacon and Lard, and II ch hoicc lot of
hcEwans Scoic ch Ale, Liquors and Segnrs
If tic finest Grades, Powder, Shot md
APPS.
John ID. NcCnrlcy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-10

LOOK TO YOUR HEALTH
Ia E&.G ...r
Simmons ,Hepatic Compound.
-OR-
LIVER CURE.

purely Vegetable Compound. fr
from any p0ls"ncus matter whatever
can he given with inpunity TO mn infa,
- only few hours old tor Collie or AZ
Dcrangcment tf tho Bowels. This Con
pound will assist nniu,e Tie j
huence cf ma lnrin. rr q thereby r,csrr
health. II is guaranteed 10 ,r,, nysrc
sis, Constir alton. Ei'iti. q fi,l Ilcn
ache, Bil,ions or CIahr C,lc Ca
especially Painters Cnh,) ,id ali orh
arrangements Of tho 1.-Two. E>t,t.y. *
stomach and Bowel. Give it tria
and he convinced.
Mnnufaciu, ed by j.. l.. KING & SONS
Columbia. S. c.. and for sale hy.
pr. ". +. Aiken. Agent. nlsn ~ DR.
Il. McMnslcr, Minnshoro. :. c.
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I}etlSte.ltlS

MADE Of hard wood, and warranted to
give entire satisfaction. keep no infpr;-
or quality. Use economy and huy the
best, aud buy where you Gun buy the
cheapest.
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Car Load White Corn.
Car Load White Seed
Oats,
/ Car Load Flour-all grades,
All grades of SUGAR.
Rio and Java Coffee.
Choice Hams, White and
Smoked Bacon.
Lard in bbls., Kegs and cans.
Pearl Crisis ant Meal.
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NOI'ICE

n Lh persons indebted TO tho under
Ia signed are requested to settle ihci
out for collection. e''
Jan lI-lm j. GIINlpT
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-10
NEW ADV ERTISEM EN'rS.

SOM CtliinaG GDr X0u. Scud slanp
and get it. Address +. D. Ilursr, rs und
-. Nassau street, New York
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r. w. Phillips.
DEALER IN FURNITURE

AFTilE very hes, qualities. for Iar!o,s
~ Chambers and Dining Rooms. For
design and workmanship. UNtCUALLED! !
oifcr At prices Tint defy competition |:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-10
Mattresses

Or my owr manufacture. Window
Shades, Wall Brackets, Packets ant
Mirrors.
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Sleep Comfortable

MD BUY the Peoples SPRING BED.
IL Is the best IN the market without cx-
ctption. They are cheap.
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Repairing.

FURNITURE nenrly repaired at moder
ntc Prices. Picture fra mudc TO order
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kentucky

HAITIAN and Split seat hairs n s2e.
c'atty. Our prices are beyond coupe.
tlliUn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18

From 'h' 'h"f''>'"' N""''"''
Tie Its'.a-l.cr notifies ustuat on the
gp.. 0.-... the steamboat Emma Grah&Dl
may Poe expected %: the Charleston wharf,
".iao the ship ArEo on the Colchtn coast,
ir quest Of ,avt Golden fleece the Capt.
Gal Ship so dear to the hcarta OF the
corner .u.mruo DO. kmawH,t
We don't auoN that the aaalo-y viii
t.H LIS rrar mau NAMED Jason
wltna.,.,.r.rtl,M fellows called Ar
gu-au... ..d -r myaudrrlng about the
,oa.... C#..'.pu s r,uuG,rjur expe-
4.-.. ,...ar leo thn. mrditded nv
-.... ,,-r... .,.....r. Ta,t r.r rbero /, a
v.,-....r r..,......-,r r., IN. two inrur-
SONS. E.. ~..r ,.. roopIe oI Co,chi,
,,..... .... .,.r...i,n IN the shane Of
F. mos, rr.. ....- u.arifan ,crpont, and
placed =, r.. ...-r. o. he r,ldrr fleece.
Jason and ..,.r.vI ,. h4r.trccr, didn't
publish ., ar.r,.ra.,., ....g.9s, the validity
or aur...s..'..r o.. ;na INJUNCTION process.
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DEATH OF GEN. BRECKENRIDGE

LEXINGTON, KY, May l7.-Gen. Jno.
{. Breckenridge died this afternoon.
Particulars later.
LEXINGTON, May l7.-Gen. John {
Breckenridge died in this city this even
ing Of abcess Of the liver, combined with
consumption. His last hours were quiet
and peaceful. Sunday night he spent Il
restless time, and sent during the night
fer his regular physician, who admins
tered all opiatc to the sufferer, after
which he, slept until late this morning
then he was visited by DR.. Louis ~.
Saver, OF New York, who dressed the
wound made by the operation on
Monday of last week. The doctor
seeing that discharge was taking place
from the wound, expressed himself nope
ful Of the patients rapid recovery with
proper attention After this be took some
nourishment, but at 3 o'clock IN the
afternoon, change for the worse was
perceptibe and his friends became
alarmed. SLimulants were admin iStered,
but without success. He sank rapidly
until near 5 o'clock, when he brcam"
specchless, and h. died at fifteen minutes
of six, lie was conscious, apparent
", up to within few moments of his
death. There was nothing ostentatious
in the manner with which the
sufferer met his fate. He died n he
lived, modest and brave. The only allu-
sions he made to death were once after
the operation was performed on him last
week by Drs. Sayre and Gross, when he
said that he felt SO comfortable he be-
licved modification had set in. And
again, his will wa, made the next day by
Mr. James Is. Beck, in which he used
these words: CATER all my just debts,
which are few and small, and the ex-
pcnsc of modest funeral are paid, ! de-
Sre," &c.
Around the death bed Of the General
were his wife, two daughters, II son and
u few Other immediate relatives. In nc
cordancc with the wish Of the deceased
and the desire Of the family, the funeral
will be modest one. 1t Will take place
on Wednesday evening at four O'Clock.
Tho death of General Breckenridge has
cast gloom over this community, whore
he was much loved tor his many cati-
mUh,o qualities.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, MAY l7.-Cotton-Dull
at l6t@l6!c; futures closed quiet; sales
10, 800 bales; May IL l-32c; June l64G
10 l-lG; July 10 j-32Gl6 6-l6c; Angus.
10 ll.52Gl6sc; September logo
10 5-32c; October Is 23-32ml5tc; No
vember 10 I7-32dl5 7.16c; December
Is ll-lG@l5 1920; January Is 1872 o-
Is 525.32c. Flour-Receipt' 1000 bar
Tels; supertne western and State - 81.
10; common to good s. l5M 10; good
to choice S5 G5G15 20; white wheat extra
- 75a6 80; extra Ohio So 35@S 90; ST.
Louis 50 G5@j 20. Rye Flour-Stcady
at 81 O0d4 So, Whea:-Qu,ct; receipts
$4,000 bushels; No. spring 81 2j@I y;
No. 3 do 81 lj@l Is; No. > Chicago
Sl 230l 23!; ungradei Iowa and Min
nesots-spring 81 l5@l 10; winter red
Western 81 35Ggl 40; white 81 4OGl 45.
Corn Meal-Stcady at 81 OO@4 IS.
Ryo-Quiet at 81 Oo@9l o. Barley
Firm at 81 80. Malt-Firm. Corn
Quiet; receipts 1900 bushels; mixed
Western S7@S3c; yellow and high
mixed SS(GSSIc. Oats-Firm; receipts
5000 bushel.; mixed western 7G!@. 79c;
white 7S@SOc Hay-firm at sos %
rg7O %. Rice Quiet and unchanged.
Cotfee-Quiet at l53@lS!c. Sugar
Dull; refined, fair to good, S:@S!c. Mo
lasses-Quet and unchanged. Petro-
leum-Dull; crude ji@Gc; refined l25
@l23c. Turpentine-Quiet ut 9i{c.
Eggs-Unsettled; Western l4!ml6c.
Pork-Lower at S2l 75@22 90. Beef
Quiet; plain mess l0c; extra do llc.
Cut Meats-Dull; middlcs steady
Western long clear y 3-lGc. Lard
Firm; prime l5@l5;c Butter-Firmer;
western l2@l6c. Cheese-Heavy and
nominal at SalStc. Whisky-Morr
active and frmer at 81 2I@l -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

All the Indian delegations have arriy-
ed in Washington. The last squad reach
ing there yesterday TEey will De re-
ceivcI BY the Indian Commissioner, to-
day,
\ special from Berlin says that while
critical events were apprenended, Russia
Austria, England and Italy, offered to
mediate between Germany and France.
Il is supposed that Rus,ia's proposition to
Germany was accompanied By offers Of
eventual support.
The opinion Of the United States Court
Of CLAIM, n the case Of the Pacific
Railroad Transportation Company will
not be- announced before nrAt Monday.
90 wulrh time the court adjourned.
n consequence Of the refusal Of local
anthoritic, to repair an unsafe bridge
Mt Canturf, it will he necessary to hold
the international Rife Match at Carrugh,
Wicklow. or some other place not in the
vicinity OF Dublin.
Tho Fantlti1, ministerial organ, au-
thoritatively states that the Pope has re-
solved TO convoke the Vatican Council
again at an early date, to discuss cccies!-
astical reforms.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May l7-Flour-Dcmand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Steady
and in moderate demand; No. spring
81 O5lGl O5I; Mo- > 81 O22 spot; 81 OF;
seller June; 81 o.! seller July; No ,
97lc; rejected s7!m8Sc Corn-Duli
No mixed 7l.@72c spot; 725c seller
June; 76c seller July; rejected GSic
Oats-Steudy and IN moderate demand:
No. G3gc spot; 64ic bid seller June;
rejected Gle Ryc--Dulland nominal; No.
| - lO4. Barley-Demand good az full
prices; No. 81 &SGl SO spot; 81 05
seller May. Seeds-Dull but unchanged
Pork-Dul and price, have declined :;
S2l 37} spot or seller juno; 81 - seller
July Lard-Dull and nominal at SIS 10
spot; SIS 81! seller June; Slj 30 seller
July. Bulk McatS--Dcmand active
and prices advanced; shoulders SIC.
short middlcs l2c; short Gear l2!ci
these prices for loose spot or seller June
Whisk ky-SoId at 81 lG. which was bid
and refused at the close.
On call board wheat was tirmcr "a,
81 04igl O45@l OF seller July. Corn
-723m 725c seller June; 7jic seller
July. Oats-64c cash. Pork-Rathrr
easier; prices unchanged. Lard -un-
changed.
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Cincinnati Market.

CNcISSATI, May li.-Cotton-Dull
at l5s Flour-DulI; family s. 6oG
) %. Whcat-Dull at 81 27o 30. Corn
- Dali nt 7G@79c. Onts-Firm at 20
M13c. Rye-Demand fair and market
firm ut 81 2&@l 70 Barlcy-Firm md
unchanged. Eggs-Firm at l3!c But
ter firm for best grades. Chccsr-De-
mund lair and market frm. Pork.
Quiet; offered at So o. Lard-Dull
and nominal; steam held at l5{c spot;
kettle Isle Bulk Meats In moderate
demand; shoulders Ssc; clear rib sides
lI3c; on cars HE; seller June l2c; seller
July l2tc. Bacon-Firm and unchanged.
WhI,ky-Steady and in moderate de-
mand.
HoGs-RanCe from $3.50 to 7G5.
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FROM OUR CHARLESTON CORRES'
POSDENT.
An Interesting Letter-The Capital
Question Coming to focus-The
Injunction Probably Will Soon
Come TO Naught-SensibieD Decision
of ;he sheriff ia Case of Distur-
CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA, |
MAY l4th, 1875.
Editors OF The Register

Editors OF the Register:
The Capital question is drawing to Il
focus and the gathered clouds are clear
ing away more and more, a the time for
the removal draws closer. Upon the
strength of an affidavit, filed with the
Court, setting forth that certain parties
We're engaged in packing, &c, prcpara-
tory to Il removal Of the State archives,
despite injunctions, Judge smith issued
ruic against Messrs. CarIer u Flu Ks,
contractors, and Frank Hedrlck, clerk, 10
the Honorable Secretary Of State, com
mandIng them to appear ard snow the
why's and where.Ores on which they were
50 packing. The parties appeared before
the Court with their reply, viz: That
they were acting under Instructions, and
hy virtue Of contract with the Cover
nor, to safely pack such matter as d.
rectcd, for Il purpose known to the Gov
crnor.' Their reply was filed and the
parties discharged on their own recogEi-
Znncc to appear when sent for. Daring
the proceedings the Court remarked that
His opinion was. without having con-
suited all the authorities, that q Circuit
Judge bad 80 right TO interfere with the
Governor in the execution of law On
this straw, showing pretty plainly which
way the wind blows, The opinion
is gaining ground, aud it is
freely expressed that the injunction
against removal, ISSUED BY Judge
Ward, will be dissolved by Judge Smith
as soon u may be, after il comes before
the Court The opinion is also now
freely expressed, in Charleston, that the
whole Injunction proceedings were n
mistake Sheriff Morgan, Of kanawha
County, 50 oppressed himself to your
correspondent to-day, and male q fur
ther assertion that If the injunction was
not dissolved, and it became necessary to
summon posse I" prevent the removal,
he would summon every nwyor IN the
city on that posse, for, said he "it they
insist on having dance | will see to it,
that they keep the floor filed.
| am confidently oi the opinion that
u motion to dissolve viii! be made in
very few days, aud that the injunction
will come to nauglJ. HARoCS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18
Letfhe People Speak.
MANHATTAN. Kan.

MANHATTAN, Kan.
L. '. PIERCE, Buffalo. y. Y:
Dear Sir-Your Fayoritc Prescription
has done my wife a world of good. She
has tdkcn nearly two bottles and has felt
better the past two weeks than at any
time during the past two years. No
more periodical pains; none Of that ach-
ing back or dragging sensation in hon
stomach she has been accustomed 10 for
several years. ! have SO much confidence
IN it that | would be perfectly willing 10
warrant to certain customers Of ours VINO
would be glad to get hold Of relief at any
expense. | have tried many Paten;
Medicines, but never had any occasion to
extol one before.
Very truly yours,
GEO. Is WHITING.
Mrs. Z. L. DAILY, Metropolis, Ill.
writes:
"Dr. r. y Picrre-My sistcris using the
Favorltc Prescription with great ben
eft"
MARY ANs FRIsBrr, Lehman, Pa,
writes:
"Dr. X. TPirr-c-What | have taken
Of YOUR medicine has been Of more hens-
fit to me than AL others and hundreds Of
doctors b.i.-.
Dr. PIcrcrs Fayoritr Prescription j.
sold by dealers in medicine generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18
New Work Cattle Market.

New YORK, May l7.-Bccves-Rc-
ceipts Yesterday and to day 1900 max.
ing G,0jO for the week, against 9,4G0
m.t week. Quality generally fair to
good; demand better than for number
Of days; market firm but rather slow at
the advance of &c from last Wednesday
and Thursday. Choice lots sold at l0G
l3}c; medium to extra steers lO3G l@ic;
common lO!@llc; inferior to good Tex
ans and Cherokees J!c: bulls 4!@5{c
Shcep-Recorpts yesterday and TODAY
3.48G head, making l6,9OO for the week.
against 1850 last week. Market It
shadc frmer; 43@jic for clipped sheep.
G5G7Ic for unshorn and lOHll for
spring lambs. Swiue-Recciptsl vcstcr.
day and to-day l2I70 head, making
80, 100 for the week, against 32,ss0 last
week. None offered alive Dressed firm
at Gle.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 7.-Flour-Duil
Western superfnc - 500 ; 90. Wheat
Quiet; No. ! amber western u 90; No
, do 81 81; No red - 81. Corn
Weak; western mixed 5ttc Oats--D1.It
white 76Gt7sc; mixed 75,,0-n. lily
Quiet at 81 l5ml Is. HHy-Saarce ano
Arm at SIS o. Provi-ions-DlIL. Pork
- So Is Bulk Mcat,-Nominal Bac On
Quiet and steady: hams l4iG l5!c
LaTd-Hr..rat lG.c. Cof.re-Dul
and bcqy, R.o. ear.oes, I5smls3c
Rutter-F.rm; Western gra-. favored
oil, "Sc. Prtro.eum-Nomiun.E 5.67
g.. Whishy-Firm atSl -.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May I7.-FIouT-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-DuII;
red 81 4OGl 43; amber 81 A.. Rye
81 10. Corn-Slow; yellow $50 SEC.
Oats-Inactive; white 74@ 74lc. Pro-
visions-Dull. Pork-$22 OOm22 %.
Beef uams-23m25 %! cLard-l5!mljsc.
Whisky-Sl u. Petrolcum--Steady;
r"Gned l23e; crude 9fc. Buttrr-Stetdy;
New York and Bradford county extra 2S
lq&0c; do frsts 80 z5c; western extra %
M2ic; do first, l7@l9c; rolls, extras,
22D 23c. Che"se-Dull; New York
prime new l3lal4c; western prime new
l2@l3c. Eggs-Quiet and steady; West
ern lha 100.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New Work Ncmey and stock
Market.

New YORK, May l7.-MoNEY-
Easy at 2l&& per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 4G5! Sterling dull a,
4sGm4sGl Tor sixty days nnd4S9@ 4S9!
Tor sight, Custom, receipts S39O,OOO.
GoLD-Opcned and closed 1t llG,
with sales during thrlday at ll6t; bor-
rowing rates ,, I, y and l-6f per cent
for i,uncdiut" delivery. Carrying rate
lm2 per cent Loans were also mnde
aat. The AssistaI. Treasurer Ill, bur-rd
to-day Sl5O,OOO Cicarings S30OOO,OOO.
GoyvPSNtEHTS-Fi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18
va are inIrb,ed to HIS Honor, Mayor

v. are inIebtrI 70 HIs Honor, Mayor
A }. SWEENEY, for copy Of the Cen
..r..g. Graphic, a large pictorial qusrto
sheet, filled with illustrations oI the oth-
Ger, Of the Centennial Commission, and
y.rws o. the bindings, grounds, ~. A
very interesting paper. The Mayor leaves
c,- Ph,laIylphia, today, to attend u gem
erai meeting of the Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18
RIVER NEWS.

The river was falling last evening
with seven feet in the channel.
The Express left for Parkersburg
the usual hour yesterday.
The Andese arrived from Cincinnati
last evening crowded with passengers
the most of whom were excursionists re-
turning from the Musical Festival
The Mollie Ragon will leave for Pitt,
burgh at six o'clock this morning.
The Courier will be the Parkersburg
boat at lOl o'clock A. N.
The Andes will return to Cincinnati
this afternoon at o'clock.
The Carrie Brooks from Pittsburgh for
ZancsIlle is due here tonight.
I Z Salt Valley for Ironton was due
last ight
The X. W. Skillinger from Pittsburgh
for Ironton is due here tonight
Business about the landing was not
very brisk yesterday.
by Telegraph.l
PITTSBURGH, May l7.-Rlyer hve feet
one inch and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Twelve feet five inches and falling
at Oil city. Clear and pleasant
CINcrNNATI, May H. Diver IA feet
10 inches aud falling. Weather tlir and
,y.L Arrivcd-Hudsou, Wheeling.
NASHVILLE, May l7.-Rlvcr still fall
ing with S feet ! inches on shoals.
Weather clear and warm. The Silver
thorn Is expected to arrive Tonight.
EVANSVILLE, May Nv caihcr claar
and cold this morning; pleasant during
the day.; white frost ut day light Mcr-
curry 42 TO 90 Wind from northeast.
River lOY. falling slowly. Up-ldlewiId
at 3 =. VI. tins morning. Star and F"yto
na ut 10, Bowling Green at . p. VI.
Down--C. b. Church at +. NJ. Red
Cloud at 6, }. D. Parker at :. Bushes,
lively.
CAIRO, May l7.-Arriyed-City of
Vick,burg, Yicksburg; Future City, II
Louis. cpartcd-Alicc Brown. -.
Louis; City of Vick,burg, St Loui..
River lee. . inches, nd failing.
Weather clear mercury Gs.
LOUISVILLE. May l5.-Riyer falling
with feet 9 niche. iu the canal and
feet inche, on lndmnchu Arrived
IL. :. Turner, Evansville. Dcpartoa-
Turner aud Fawn, Cincinnati. Cry It
Quincy, s. Loui.. Weather clear and
Pheasant.
81. Lo,Is, May l7.-ArrivcJ Baaar,
Pittsrurgh; Fnyctt", Peoria; lr.nside,
and Fleming, Cairo; s. GrnclNc, Eicks-
burg; Lake superior, ~ Paul; Adire
Johnson, Gacna; Belle az Memphis
Missour. river; Dictator, Illinois river;
Laurel, Louisville, Hickory, Tennessee
river Departed-Dugan, Missouri river;
Rob Roy, Keokuk; Chester, Mcmphis;
Fayetto, Peoria; Minneapolis, St Paul;
Brown. Cairo. River falling; weather
clear and warm.
The entire stock OF the John B. Maud
Transportation Company, seven hundred
and fifty shares, were sold to-day on pri-
vatr terms TO Capt j. j. West and Capt.
- dhF owl t4s EIt W ~ lb'''Illulhl'l'' ~
West and Swivel will have charge Of
the Office.
Major Whiting, member of Congr""
from Peoria, Illinois, District, lett to
night for Cincinnati and Pittsburgh to
purchase n steamer for the 81. Louis and
Illinois river trade.
MEMPHIS, May l7.-Rivcr fell II inch.
cs. Weather clear and pleasant. Ar
riyrd-Belll Of Texas, from Arkansas
river; Vent Shenat", Cincinnati. De
parted Belle OF Memphis and Tolc,
81. Louis; Juiia Yicksburg; Eongworth
and Thompson Dean, Cine innati
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18
Resumption in the Coal Regions.

New YORK, May IA WilkcsbWrc
dispatch states that the Empire mines,
near that clty, viii probably be pui IN
operation this week, and the prospects arc
favorable for the resumption Of work
throughout the VALLEY, including those
ut Kingston, where there has been the
most trnuble
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TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office n northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
CHARLESTON.
The Injunction Case-Motion
Made to Dissolve.
Which Will Probably be
Granted at Once.
CHARLEsToN, W. VA, May II, lS7

CHARLEsTON, W. Va, May II. 1870
Editors OF the Register:
John L. Cole, State Librarian, this
morning, in the Circuit Court of kanaw-
ha county, moved that the injunction
against the removal of the seat of govern
ment be dissolved. The Court hears the
argument this afternoon.
GEO. l.. BENNETT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18
Effects OF Inienpcrnnce.

ZANEsvILLD, O.. May l7.-About S
o'clock last evening Alouzo Jackson, his
wife and two children; Alfred Smith, bis
wi:c and two children went over the dam
in skill, drowning Mrs. Jackson, Mrs.
Smith, one child Of Jacksons ard one OF
Smiths. 1t is said they We're under the
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