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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-06
A WASHINGTON LOBBY Ctt6x-
ACTER OF THE TINE.

A WASHINGTON LOBBY CttArk
ACTER OF THE TIME.
Washington Correspondence of the New
Orleans Times
AS l came up the avenue, this
morning, | noticed at fashiolahls
Ijewelry establishment a very pgA'
pheton, drawn by a superb l.aii
of browns. | also noticed the iail
mistress, who was damtily desceusl
ing, as a woman to be observed.A
Nothing could be in better ion
than her entire equipage. HeI
dress was one in which the quiei ssi
tints blended in perfect accord. e
The delicate hat could never have
been fabricated outside OF the
worlds gay capital, Paris. Andit
seemed only a happy aceldeht
when the wanton wind, blowing
too rudely, swept aside the dress
for moment and revealed a fo9t
to wear the slipper Of Cinderp.a,
and an ankle rivaling in beauty
and delicacy the swift-looted Ala
Ianta's own.
Very quiet and demure was the
face, in which there was no color,
nor remarkable beauty, save a pair
of lovely eyes, which were of a
soft brown, changing sometimes to
dark gray. The low, t'mi1so,ke
voice, was one to remember for it
seemed laden with q cadence Of d
sad heart. Yetsunder the inBa-
ence of these eyes, men old ehongh
to have wisdom, if gray hairs could
bring it, have forgotten wives, hons
or, all, and bowed themselves IN
the dust. If lost hopes and ruin-
ed homes could kill, this womap,
could rear pyramid to her con.3
quests higher than Timour the,
Tartars monument OF human0
skulls.
In spite of her attractive exterE
ior the man of the world should
soon become aware of the ahsezl1N
Of the .ie nc sais pas qaacthsI ate''
il, thr born hcrrCagu 81 good'DtoUgt
aud lineage; find them where you
may. THIS is no Venus, only the
lobby queen. She lives quietly
here, keeping handsome rooms,
through whose portals the names
which have for years been part of
the nations history are too fire.
quently sent.
She has an ample fortune, made
in Credit Mobiller, Pacific Mail,
and kindred devices for robbing
the nations Golfers. Yet, with
youth, money, and marvellous ~fas-
clnatlon, she is doomed to wander
up and down the earth, with q
brand upon her as enduring and
Interchangeable as the mark OF Cain.
Few women will deliberately
seek dishonor, but this one surely
must have done so. A. wife once,
with the best love of a chivalric
devotion, a high social position,
and an historic name. All these
she cast from her for a man utterly
worthless without even specious
advantage of handsome face and
bearing. One would have thought
that the contrast between this
worthless roue and the gallant gen
tleman whose life she wickedly
wrecked was so great that, if hon
or and honesty held their peace,
worldly prudence would have spok
ell in trumpet tones. But it boots
not talking Of this. 1t is only the
story o. Perdita, with modern
adaptation.
Ii history repeats itself, even in
q like manner does romance. 1t is
the ancient story OF "The Lost
One" with moderan improvement,
and not Of the dark ages, but in
this virtuous and Christian 10Th
century.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
First Days Work After the Recess
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5, 1875.
Morton's Mississippi resolutions
went over to Mondays exccutiy e
session.
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THE CHICAGO WHISR " FRA UDs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-While the
position thus far Of the men arrest
ed in the Chicago whiskey ring is
not so prominent as those in SAINT
Louis, the value Of the seizures
and the developments which are
yet to come are regarded as of much
greater Importance. The proml-
ncnt local Republican politicians Of
Chicago have been as yet'the most
conspicuous Of tle arrested parties; ;
but when the trials come on, or
even before the trials, revelations
are promised which will show the
ramification Of the corruption fund
Of the whisky ring into most unex-
pected quarters, including United
States officials, local and State ofli-
cials, Administration newspapers,
&c. 1t should not be forgotten
that the Department of Justice
found Unnecessary early in the cam.
paign to remove Congressman
Ward, Of Chicago, whose lulewarm
work as DistricBAttorney from the
first excited suspicion. 1t will
doubtless be shown that he stool
in the way of exposing several Uni7
ted States officials who expected TO
come to the front.
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SENATOR" SPENCER.
His ViIIaInous Record as Sketthed
by the People " hOm lie misrep-
resenIs la tho United
States Senate.

states senate
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 80, 1875
The Spencer investigation com
mittee reported. in the Senate
which was crowded with specta
tors. In summing up, the com
mittee say that he (Spcncer), du
ring the election of the members
Of the Legislature, used peans 1
secure Tor himself their votes, and
that he abused the army, post.
office and internal revenue de
partments of the Government
He brought the evils Of the wal
upon the people, and caused them
to flee from their homes and alb
I stain from voting. He prostitnted
his office for the purpose OF bar
gains and briberies, to secure votes
for bis reelection. He corrupted
United States officials, for whom
he procured Federal appointments,
and forced his appointees, under
threats of removal from office, to
pay money, and some of them to
commit crimes, to obtain for him
his election.
He caused men to be appointed
to secure positions in the custom
house, post-otlices and revenue
offices, with the intent and under
standing that while in office they
would not be required to rendel
service to the Government, but
would get their pay, and while SC
paid they would employ their time
in securing pledges Of votes and
influence to re-elect him to the U,
S. Senate.
He paid and caused to be paid
money to the members of the
urt-house Assembly to secure
their votes. He paid and caused
to be paid money to members ol
the Legislature to defeat a quorum
at the capitol, and thereby prevent
the election of q senator by that
body; and his most trusted agent,
j. j, Hards, caused a member Of
that body to be drugged aud al.
most killed to prevent his at
tendance. He Gealt in United
States Offices as in merchandise,
to secure votes and gam votes fol
senator
His managers, with his concnr-
renee, caused a State senator, fol
a money consideration, to break
his pledge of honor to another
senator, having prearranged a
scheme thereby to secure a seat in
the United States Senate. Through
his said managers, he procured the
presiding officer of the Senate to
connive at this fraud, and to rule
in violation of all parliamentary
law and usage so as to unseat a
member elected by the people, and
seat in his place partisan Of Spen-
Mr, who was not elected by the
people and who held no certificate
Of election.
He caused to he filled the lobby
of the Senate with armed retain
ers, to overawe the Senators and
sustain by force and violence what
he had achieved by fraud. HC
used his power and influence and
money. He contracted, through
his position as Senator, to dehaucl
men in Office and out, so that il
his conduct he was working evi
continually.
The report was received anC
ordered printed, with the evidence
and the committee given time t,
prepare memorial to the UniteC
States Senate against Spencer
further occupancy of a seat in tina
body. The report was signed b,
the whole committee, on whlcl
both parties were repres pnted.
THE CHICAGO WHHSK " FRAUDS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.--While tn,
- l. II q a
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MUNICTPAL MdTTERS.
Report Of ths FINANCE Gommi.te tec

Report of the Finance Committee
70 the mayor and Board Of Al,
dermea Of the Tom Of Grceness
vflie: ~,
Yuor committee appointed at
spreviousmeetin to submit a report
I3of the financial condition Of the
Corporation of the Town Of Greene
|9ille, to your honorable Body, beg
..RFes to report as follows:
s llat we haveimade aathorough,
!: .4@Aination of the books Ind ID,
4 sie of NJ Corporation, and Nv
WA nssistant 5f the Record i, IA &
ascertainsd as near as is possible,
that theTndebtedness of the Cor.
poration on the 31st of December,
1874, was ' $124035
We also find that there iH
has been expended during a-.y
the year by the Board up. m
on the streets, and compen- li
sation to officers $685.
Making the Indebtedness tN1
intending the expenditures
for the year to December
31st, 1875 1,S28.9S
BY taking the report Of
the committee on settle
ment with the Recorder
and Constable we find that
there has been collected on
Privileges and property
tax andapplied to the liqua- Y
dation of the above indeht-
ness 606.30'
We also find assets in
way of cash and uncollect-
ed taxes which we consider %
good amounting to 646.93;
Showing that the inde5tl t
edness of the corporation a'aHf
of Greeneville after the 4
taxes are collected and APP q
piled to its liquidation will ~
be about 576.95
Your committee think it proper
to state for the information of those
who do not know why all the taxes
have not been collected, that the
Constable did not receive the tax
book from the County Court Clerk
until some time in October, conse-
queptly he has had very little time
to make collections.
Your committee would recon-
mend that the debt due the corpor-
alton as shown above be collected
DIS soon as possible, and applied to
the liquidation of the Indebtedness
Of the Corporation after using 80
much as viii be Immediately nee
essary to keep the streets in pas
able condition, and that such pol
icy be adopted by the new Board.
All of which is most respectfully
submitted.
W. A. ALLEN, ! COM.
JAMES O'BRIEN, ~
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-06

Mr.. Collax tells story OF
President Lincoln that when he
was attacked with smallpox no
said to his attendants: "Send up
all the Office seekers, and tell them
I've got something l can give each
of them"
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THE TRUE TEMPLE.

| Not where high towers rear
| Their lofty heads aboyGSome costly zane,
! Doth God our Heavenly Father only delSh
Our humble prayers to near.
Not where the lasping hours,
| The cankcring footprints OF the spo!ler
Are idlv noted with sounding chime,
| From proud cathedral towers.
, Not where the chiSeled stone,
! AnG Shadowy niche, and shalt, ana archl-
The dun old chancel, or the solemn nave
Seem vast and chill and lone.
Not meath the vaulted dome.
Or fretted roof, magnificiently flung,
Ger cushioned seats, or curtained desks
o'erhung,
With rare work of the loom.
Not where the sunlight falls
| From the stained oriel with chastened
shade,
| Der sculptured tombs where mighty ones
! are laid,
Till the last trumpet calls.
Not where rich musicnoats
| Through the hushed air until the soul is
AS 'twer a chord from that bright land, as
heard
When angels swell the notes.
These palace temples, thus rich wrought,
TO Him
| Who, midst his thousand thousand cher
ubim,
Can stoop to list our praise.
Yet when our spirits bow
! And sue for mercy at His sacred shrine,
| can all the trappIngS of the tcvming mine
Light mp the darkened brow?
! Ono,-God mGV be there
! His smile may on such costly affairs rest;
| Yet are His humber sanctuarieS b!cst
With equal love and care.
Aye, wherosoc'r on earth
! Or on the shore or on the far blue sea
! His children, offspring of the true, ,nay be,
| There hath His spirit birth.
our sins may be forgiven,
| As, weak and few, our prayers go up TO
! God;
Zen though our temple floor be earth 5
! green sod,
It's roof the vault Of heaven.
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RAILROAD BONDS-Quct In late alter
noon dealings and without important
features.
STATE BoNDs-Quict and prices nom
SroCks-At the opening we're 5lG5
per cent higher than yesterday. Mil
waukee and ST. Paul preferred declined
Iml per cent; later there was
recovery of Ia! per cent,
when the market became quiet and
steady with Delaware, Lsckawana X
Western and st. Paul preferred
notably strong. During the last hour
stocks were quiet with slight tiuctu-
atiors in the general list. The widest
rhagres were in New York Central,
which declined to ! - and in the after
noon recovered to 10. St. Paul com
mon fell of to 40 and recovered to 49s
m.45}; preferred declined to '94, and
rallied to soy and closed at 19,. North
Western common recednd 10 Al and
preferred to G6i, Erie t. ll6., Lake Shore
to &c Rock Island 10 l lOl,
Ohio to ~, Pacific Mail 10
I M and Western Mon 10
rs In some cases there was recovery
Of per cent; at the close y. \. Cen
trial advanced TO | CO and Atlantic "
Pac fic Telegraph to .Oc. Delaware
Lackawana X Western Was fair at ll9d
li9l The market IN general, however,
closed dull and lower Transactions IN
Stocks to-day we~ III 800 shares Of
winch >. 500 were Erie, :, 500 Lake Shore.
$500 North Western common. 500 pre-
ferrrd, 2.4OO Rock lsland,e $3.50 Pacific
Mail. 1000 =. Paul common. loo pre-
ferrrd. t 500 Oaio, 4O,500 Western Union
and =. 100 Kansas and Texas
Western Union 49, Rock isldnd..... Log ,
Pacific Mall. > p II. Paul .............. -
Adams Express. l,9tq -. Paul preferd- 1914
Wells FarguSCu 81. IoicCoN wabash .Ul--
Amer. Uuion.......6 T.& VI. prefer lu9' !
United States I3'2 Fort Nay ne....L'H :
Y y Charlottesville Ierre Haute ..... = ,
Erie -. ..,......... l. +. II preferred. -
/ Iii, prrfeTred . ~ lndlauat entr l-lu)
Harlem ...........li5 Chicago GAlton -lG!
UnrIsn1 Drsier'd lH C.S \. preferr'G.lH
I Michigan Centl. GIL. Jhlo& Mississippi - :
IaEr Shore ...... g. II. 4 -, joe. j d.
i%,inu Pncitic o. b. & q .................. 10 =
- - p ..... ST. d. x Lackawaua. 10
Y,,;,,ois Central no A.&P. Telegraph i"
| Northwestern {. A. I, Faclhc ooAu>~!.,
/ Northwest'n pfd. Or l. racine ooh"N'1'''
/ \. ]. Central.....lt92s
| New YORK, February l9.-Ihere was
n more cheerful feeling IN the dry goods
trade and some Improvement in business
/ Cotton goods in fair demands paid
/ nripts in better request; fancy cotton
dress goods in liberal demand; wGrs'td
shawls active; cotton hosiery BRISK
cloths. cassimeres and worstei costings
in moderate demand.
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RATES or ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square-7s inch space.
One time.........S rs One month.-..S 8 90
One week........... . 50 One year.......... % W
One square changeable once week $50.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places p
per cent additional.
Cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 50 per
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per liDe-bM no
local notice i0iU be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in ad-
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance of
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined To
their legitimate business, and all adYer-
tisements not connected with IL Will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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Accommodation tram leaves BelIaire AT
j.iu p. NJ, ami arrives at SteubchNlIie at
$500 %. ". 49,.
special Acconmodl trains leave
Eril8.rr m $500 a. IN. and l2:10 m;
bridgeport lU:u5 %. III. aud / 20 p. m; arrive
al Martins Ferry 40 iI.iI a. m. and 10 p.
m. Returning leave Martin, $ Ferry az AT
II.gra.m.. nrr.. 8:,up. M; Bridgeport II HO
u m., aud - p. M arrive at Bellaire ut
lI:ltu. H.. AMI 1851 y. IN. -
Tickets To- all ruaeiP points in the
fs>.aut W., .au b" procured AT the
luIou Ticket O.. IA NcI.ure mousse anu
"a. the station at bridgeport.
+. K. MYERS,
r...g- General Passenger Il Ticket Agent
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J. &. Burke.
! In the Circuit Court
ofOhiO county, W.

Isaac Colts. ct nj. Va, in chanccry.
BY decree entered n the above cause
on the Eth day of January, 1875 said eau 80
was rafcrtcd 10 one II the commissioners
ot said Court, To ascertain and report the
amount of the liens upon the property in
lin, decree mentioned. tp-wit: The north
half OF the forty ~ iy.t ia front of lot No.
one hundred and r''crn 10, on the west
side Of Market square, in the city OF
Wheeling. ". Va, not heretofore report
ed upOu. and any UtAeT matters deemed
he undersigned. one Of the Commits
S.onerS OF said Court, hereby gives notice
tnat. ON Monday, the 18th day OF March,
$50, az his Office, No. ! Twelfth street,
wheeling. w. Va. he Will proceed 10 make
report ~ required 10y >atu decree.
JOHN L. McEESNAN.
trhl2nawt Commissioner.
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c,rArE op WEST VIRGINIA. CITY

S'IATE oP NI-SI NIs1tNih' III
y Wheeling.
In the Municipal Court ~ Wheeling:
Charles II. Collier, Admlnistratoro Of Walk
or Hunter, deceased,
w.
Timothy =. Mccartney, Noah T.. Hunter
Charles W. Hunter, Henry Z. Hunter,
John " Hunter, Frank J.. Hunter, Gym
rnla 4 Rags and George ". B. ggs her
husband. sarah l.. Campbell and David
Campbell her husband, Nehemiah Dew
Charles Dew. George Dew, Minnie DE-"
and Mary Hunter,
~ CHANCERY.
Take notice that the depOslt!ous ~ J.
Chambers Heryev. Henry {. Hunter
Timothy y. Me- arthey and others, VAL De
taken nj he ofiic" Oi Caldwell q Cald well
attorneys At Law, No. 1917 Chapline street,
i'm IA. city of Wheeling, IN %" state oi
West virginia, on the 10Th day ~ March,
AD.l-7E. between the n"urs Ofs O'Clock,
n and O'Clock ,. ~, - be- Tra 10 evil
.deuce in the above named cause on behalf
oi said com plainau.. And u. from any
ctu-a. the taking Of the aid dcpD-ltiOns
snail not b" cOmfnt need, or being COM
ru.nc.d shall not b. completed on that
dav. the taking Of the same shall b" ad-
Iourned from time 10 time until the same
shall be com pieted.
CHARLES n. COLLIER,
Administrator 81 walker Hunter, DEC q.
To John ~. Hunter, Nehemiah Dew, Chas.
Dew. G-prZ. Dew and Minnie Dew, non
resident defendants.
CALDwFL, s. CALDWELL, sCIs fpr com
Ulaiuapt. fsb5-!4-2i-5
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Second Hand Boilers for Sale,

One = nue boiler, ijinches diam, 81 IT. long
- " - :; ;.
:. ~ -
Three > fiun boilers, - In diam. y =. ION
Dnrcvieudcr boiler - inches diam, - bel
long ~ are prepared 10 do engine ana
boiler repairs promptly. .-,..,,..,
fvb!ic HOLES IA ! LIN " W.
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Farm
FOB - ALT.

OFFER THE FARM Ok WHICH !
reside. near Eouey's Point, n private
sale. containing lGg acres, l55 acres cleared.
the remainder umbered. II has good
ram, house also good barn, sable and out
buildings. and a tenement house. II has n
large orchard OF well assorted fruit: also
colI bank opened. Can be divided OF sold
As a whole, u suit purchasers. II j. con-
vruirntr situated, being convenient 10
the National road, Hemphe Il railroad
pnsioiiice. schools, churches, &c. In4alr"
ofthe undersigned.
SAMUEL RDNEI,
ROncy's Point, Ohio Co, ". Va.
f.hSurD
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FOR SALE
FOR q ALE.
HANDSOME AND CONVENIENT
COUNTRY RESIDENCE,

Within two miles OF the city Of Wheeling
one mile west Of Bridgeport on the Nailph
al Road. with about go acres OF IahI
attached. chiefly in grass, win Hood
orchard Of select Fruit. The House Is a
frame building containing seven rooms
with outDuildingS and \ good stable. rms
property is now occupied by capt. Vim.
Clark, and belongs to the heirs OF Anrain
Iach. deceased. Persons can examine the
premises at any time. Further iniprma-
ton rs 10 terms OF sale VIII De gwen ny w
Undersigned. Possession OF the property
will be given April Isl. ......
BRIDGEPORT, o., Feb. ID, Is iebI"inFJ
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.

INSTA BLISHED Is1. OFFERS An IN
Ia proved cOuTs. Of study for the prac-
teal education OF young mon, Elegant
rooms RENTED and furnished. Separate
room for ladies'. Sessions day and even
ing. Individual instruction given each
student: also thorough course In the Eng-
fish branches. Call at COllcR" ONCE, OppO
site Mcclure House. or address,
j. ~. FRASHER 4 CO.,
Rgl7Js Wheeling, W. va.
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HOT sale

WE OFFER FOR SALE The DE.SiKA-
w Dl- residence situated ON lot -,
East side Of Market above Min street,
containing six rooms stIicand pa. u..ut.
size OF lot J5XIUJ Rents tor e5v pr an
mum. II not sold by the -tih o. TAI,
month. will b. offered on tina day AZ
public ale ~ the front door OF the tOu
House At lU AZ. For paTucu ar> and
terms, inquire o. ~
ALIERSDS * PAUL.,
Real Estate Agents, - Market -.
:. ". MITCHELL, AuctiOLe-T.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, February 19.-MoNEY-
At3M4 per cent. Prime mercantile pa.
per i5M6 per cent. Customs receipts
$40 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed 100000 Clearings S3i,5OO,OOO.
Sterling at asa i3O.
GoLD-Opened at 1873 and closed at
1872; all sales OF the day having been at
these figures. Carrying rates 3@4 per
cent
GOVERNMENTS - Closed dull and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-21

Nos. ,, and 3 daily, No. =. daily. ex-
cent sunday.
T.>t bound trains make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia,
New York and Boston. At Washington
City tor all points south.
West bound trains make direct connec-
lions Tor all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
Pullman sleeper runs on No. nom
Wheeling To Chicago.
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wifi, Almost Magical Speed.

And gives perfect shape and finish 10 al
garments 1t Will knit a pair OF socks IN
fifteen minutes. Every machine WAR
RANTED perfect, and To do just what i rep
resented. A complete instruction book
accompanies each machine.
No. / Family Machine, | cylinder, y
needles, $50; No. Family Machine, = cyl
inders. - and 100 needles, SO.
\ sample machine Will he sent 10 any
part OF the United states or Canada where
we have no agentJ express charges pre-
paid. ON receipt OF the price.
Agents wanted in every state, County,
City and Town, - w.sOm very liberal dis
counts will be made.
Address, BlCKFoRD KNITTING MACHINE
MFG Co.., Sole Manufacturers, baltic
boro. VI. nO23eg b
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Goal Proposals

DROP, SAILS FOR FURNISHING THE
County jai! and !EdrlnaEy with coal
for The ensuing year, commencing April
Is. will h. r.c-iV "a At the Clerks u!licr OF
the Il ari t.: Commissioners. until March
lSt. AZ j., o'clock. ". Bids received >epa-
r.t-y for Gail or Iuiirmary, bidder 10
>,-c!lv price Tor elan. mixed and nut
coal. properly screened and weighed.
~ order ~ the BOARD ui Con,Li,> .unaTs
CHAS. II. DEI1EE>, Clerk.
frhqEtlXS3t fOmarhl
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A)heeling Re9ister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
One year.....-.-..SS % Three months..s2 co
six months. 90 One month";. rs
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy, yr.. "a 90 One copy mos.s2 90
WEEKLY REGIST Err.
One copy, yr..s2 90 Five copies, yrs 10
One copy, 6 mos % Ten copies yr. Is W
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uJJEELIvG PYTTSB URGH And BAL
TIMORE DIVISION.

r,sT-rEAyEs. wEST-LEAVEs.
Wheeling WASHINGTON Ia'I
daily at....., :)oA. VI. dairy aI...'''o ~ a. N
ru'I.,liug Washington, Pa,
T.,.r- .,f-i :g5P.M daily at.....l - =. NJ
sSuudIyS excepted. NunuaH ; eNccp.eu'
T.csets To nj principal points can be
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THDS. x. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
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