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IOWA GAME LAW.

u "a Editor ~ TRS Tf76NN8,
BOONE, H., Aug. 8.-plcaso give as IN Item
that the Iowa Ganlo laws allow no moro shoot.
Ing for sale. md no trapping for any purpose,
NJ my time Of the year,-tho penalty 6c!nE $3
for every bird. FRtkSn,
, 1876-08-05

Mr. J. G. WellIog, Auditor Of tho Illinois
Central Railroad, furnishes the following COM
parativo abatement Of the earnings of the traillc
department Of his road for the month ending
July 81, 1870, and tile corresponding mont!, Of
1915. Tho estimated earnings for July, 1876,
were;
, 1876-08-05
Total .,.... .$52U. OF a1s0, B5o s715

Tuta1 ,'.... .Tt1%1tV41 EIBU, BDB SID, SUB
This exhibit shows very serious falling oil tn
earnings. Thts is attributed by the mal'ugcrs
Ing the first half Of the month, to BROKEN road
In Iowa for nlno dnys, and d silnilur trouble Mt
the northern end Of the line III Illinois.
, 1876-08-05

sofIeE apccaat Inducements to buyers at Wholesale
ani retail Of sheet. .mus!c, music. hooks, vlpltns
guitars. and all kinda VI musical instruments
Gencsal ugents for tho Standard organ and Stock
plano. Quality guaranteed. No. la8 State strcct.
, 1876-08-05

to the botanat who frst discovered tho ytrtues Of
the Qutl!aya 8aponatia. OF Soap True Of Call.
The wonderful cleansing and purifying propeEty Of
Ito bark gives to tho fragrant 6ozodont much vi it,
VQliYs!td efficacy ~ u pEcspsyatiye VI the teeth,
, 1876-08-05

LEH0NT STONE. .-..-..
Patrick FanHtnE..: .faaa. mo
In!l!son s. Neld. WEiM
Eisia Us, : s
asts a;sHcn, tf5 S:da 1 sl. &S
daiay S51G1
Eatusl.aw 4 aoucl. ssa leo
sii..xssk ?s@S
9'- rooS Xsn ws,1: catis1Y kiaEs1oSK. :'''
lLi.INols LlAEsrUSE.
nhnltl
'"'' '''''''' nsnron,' .,Sxs1o%E. ''"
c"'nss S'' hss
asked ron,e questions III references 10 the Ysa,tty
'nf stone io t nscd and replied thnt 1t would take
Pr 4oo c1os tsst ta[ ts he1ntys o,i, ot !ha
the towcr,
ny. Ione,ga9 wnn'ea to know the eycrase price
which te architect rep!ic4 t',At II was " centspcs
~; Gnsntss; wsae1 H. s5ehttsst =, @ to iatnIsh til:
different Size. of stunc tNat would bo Required.
Mr. ESan Feplted that tic gntstiun was dlnlculs
qn'rc considerable tlne and labor. lie could fur.
3!th tlo statement, however, this afternoon Ut j
o'clock,
HARMS EXTRAS.
Tho Committee then dropped the question os
stono and turuel 10 tho consideration 81 iii ot
E&ttau lVHt HA4HtF llAE HtAt hll|At@1tlu& u OFGF
so. GOO, for work Oh tho foundations tot tho new
Gust-llnuse.
When the extras wcsr bruaChed thcro waa
promise Vt an extended aqnabblr, for the archi,
amopnt OF cxtrAa than SCI, COO. Mr.. Harms. ap-
ftcci9ttng The situation, aud bens III, withdrew
hs bill temporarily.
MORN COuRT-IouSE wlANGLIN0+
The COMMITTEES then returned 10 the stone Quc4-
ton. hut did nothing other than listen 10 q few
e,one question. from sosIo Of ihe
Htone; men and Architect EgBn. Among tho other
questlons usked tho architect was: s'ln .yans
soRu Or sand atone. for tic construction Of the
Court. lIuusef MF. Egan declined 10 answrI,
when the Qlrat!0ncr appealed t0 ths Chair, Mr.
Ionyrgan to nut thu question for ths bcnelt Ut tho
public. Tbs Chair refused to put lle question:
and ths Committee adjourned in great Confusion
Huul thls sttcraoon.
, 1876-08-05

llNlEPOKE-Dr Ernest Knicpcko died Thura.
to-day, from hIa late residence. No. Goo Wabash
aycnun.
plTTs-AuR. 4, Of scarlet foyer3 Gracie, only
daughter Of l.. Y. a1a Mary D. rilts, aged year
, 1876-08-05

~ ~ Editor of TAe T1tbu4s.
CHICAGO, Aug 4.-The stone question. THAT il,
~ kthA el stQaa at vhIeA ihs s;u Eouzt-uouss
, 1876-08-05

| Total... $3.50, Oaa s1o5, oon s4ao, ,ooa
The actual carnlngs for tho corresponding
month Of 1876 were:
, 1876-08-05
POLITICAL AMMO 1lNCEHl 1;orx.
FIRST WARD MIEuTE-MEN,

F1KHT WARD MlHGTE.MEN
First Ward 1Ihyes and Wheeler Mtnntc.A Men me,.
this evening at headquarters. Central tfntej. Il
7:a0 o'cstck, for clcct!nn bf n1Icers nl!i para1s
an Republicans In tls wnrtl Invited to tnfn lIni.
forms and equipments fEcu, The club also meet.
Mt sant fmo for important business.
, 1876-08-05

lllEaois. foEd. Total.
Freight. ........S324, coo Sl41, 500 $lGi, ti:;7
Passengers. 80. lot, OH 41,B5O 144, NIL
Miscellaneous OH, 032 B,446 1O1. 3T7
, 1876-08-05

FIFTH WAhU,
Tho Fifth Wanl llayrs and Wheeler Glib wifi
meet at thclr headquarters. No. leo Archer aynnn"
for tho transaction Of Important bneIitcas and n.
completion nj tho military organization. XS
good Republicans aee cordially invltcd to intend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11

TrLDEN POLE RAISING AT MOUNT
Airy V1NEYARD-Mr. Christian Hess Of
our city and Anthony Gantzer, the pro-
prietors of Mount Airy Vineyard on the
hill above Martins Ferry, raised beau
tiful pole in honor Of Tilden and Hen
bricks. The pole is about seventy.fve
feet high and has gold plated knob on
the top and streamer and flag. The
raising of the pole was conducted by
Joseph Debold, John Hoffman, John
vogler, sr., George Fritz, Frank Web
Der, Frank Grubier and their friends.
After the raising Of the pole a meeting
was organized, being called to order by
Joseph Debold, and John Vogler was
elected temporary president.
On melton of Christian Hess, Robert
w. Mcclellan, the popular mailer. was
elected permanent President, and Robert
Marshall, of Ohio, Secretary.
Mr.. Mcclellan then introduced John
o. Pendletop, who had been invited for
the occasion by Mr.. Hess and his friends
as tho orator of the day. Mr.. Pendeton
spoke very eloquently upon the topics OF
, the times, and surprised everybody.
MANY had heard of Mr.. Pendleton be-
fore, but had not heard him. and were
much astonlshed at the way he handled
the GRANTEES. He convinced all his
hearers that we should have great I'M
provement in public affairs should Tilden
and Hendricks be elected, and closed
amid great cheering.
Mr.. Robert Marshall was then loudly
called for and came upon the
platform amid great applause. Mr..
Marshall spoke particularly of the
present depression of business and its eff
feet upon the lsboring classes. MIR. NJ.
laid the blame of Clusters defeat and
death upon President. Grant. His speech
was very pleasantly received.
The meeting then adjourned with the
firm determination that the men whose
names were written upon the streamer
floating upon Mount Airy should be
elected at the polls in November. Three
cheers were given for the speakers, Tilden
and Hendricks, Christian Hess and An
thony Gantzer, proprie:ors of the Mount
Airy Vineyard.
About hundred of the sturdy farmers
OF Belmont county were present, and en-
ioyed the proceeding very much, and all
united in praising the enthusiasm of Mr..
Hess and his devotion to the cause of
Tilden and Hendricks.
The pole, streamer and flag can be seen
on bright day, from this SIDE of the
river, and will doubtless do much to en-
courage the Democracy on both sides of
the river.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11

POLICE CoURT-Judge CTanmer.-
The following cases were disposed OF
before the Police Court yesterday morn
ing:
VIM. Burke, on the charge of a plain
drunk, was fined two dollars and costs.
Chris Kline and Henry Monroe, same
charge were assessed to the same amount.
John Smith, drunk and reciting his
adventure with Powhattan, paid two dol
lars and costs for the privilege.
w. b. Thompson and Samuel j.
Smith, charged with disturbing the peace
by throwing water from window on
passcrs by, were fined two dollars and
costs each, and John Brown, on the same
charge, was dismissed, and "marched on
as happy as lark.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11
RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 3 feet 5 inches IN the channel
and falling.
The Perry Smith will soon be off the
docks.
The Mallie Ragon departed for Par
kersburg yesterday.
The Abner O'Neal stuck on the point
of the Island, yesterday afternoon.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati TO-
day.
The Science will be the Parkersburg
packet to-day.
The Market Boy leaves for Matamoras
at 1890 A. NJ. to-day.
[By Telegraph
CINCINNATI, August 10 Driver 8 feet
7. inches and falling. Weather cloudy
AMI warm. Arrived-Glasgow, Evans
vile; Andes, Wheeling. Passed up
Etna, st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, August l0-Wcather
cloudy. RIVER feet and about stationary.
Up-Golden Rule, Arkansas Bell, Mag
gle, Jas. Gilman. Down-Grey Eagle.
Business dull, Gilman leaves Hender-
son with tow tonight. +. NJ. Norton
leaves Green river during the night.
ST. LOUIS. August l0-Arrived-
Fannie Lewis, Kansas City; Maud,
Vicksburg. Departed Pittsburgh;
North western, Keokuk; Mary Boyd,
Peorie. River has fallen 4 inches, with
q feet TO Cairo.
CAIRO, August observation-disclosures
Miller, Memphis. Departcd-Cons Mil
Ter, Cincinnati. River Is feet s inches
and falling. Light rain; mercury 80
degrees.
MEMPHIS, August l0.-River fell 2
inches and now stands at IA feet !
inch. Rainy; maximum thermometer
$50. Arrived-Shinkle, Cincinnati. De-
parted-Grey Hound, ST. Francis river;
A. }. Stevens, Dycrsburg.
NASHVILLE, Angus! l0.-River e feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and warm. Arriyed-Bclle, Madison,
Andy Baum and Cherokee, Cincinnati;
Parker, Memphis; Mary Miller, St.
Louis. Departed - Baum, Memphis;
Cherokee, New Orleans; Sandy, Evans
vile; Parker and Mary Miller, Cincin-
natl.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11
ANARRowGAuGE BUGGY.
Change Of opinion Before and After
MARRIAGE.

eBNugC OIL OpIntOu- ncIOEs ou" HsSA
Marriage.
There was wedding in Wheeling
during the first six months Of the present
wear which does not promise that unal-
loyed happiness usually supposed to
follow in the footsteps of matrimonially
inclined SUBJECTS. The young man dur
ing the halcyon days of love-making,
when he and his lnamorata were volt to
visit the shady dells of the rural retreats
which abound in the immediate vicinity
of Wheeling, prospered!fnely, was always
in good spirits, and wss affected with a
particular fondness for riding out with the
beloved OF his heart in an extremely
narrow seated buggy, billing and cooling
like two turtle doves on such occasions.
In fact, such was the fondness of this
young man for the narrow-gauge vehicle
aforesaid, that when ordering buggy,
be invariably worded his epistles to the
livery man, in substance as follows:
"Mr You will please send
the narrow seated buggy to my door, No,
- Market street, at s P. NJ. If the mar
row seat ia in use, don't send any.
Yours, A.
And time and again was that buggy
DISPATCHED to the residence of the young
man, and as frequently was it occupied
by a richly attired and bewitchingly
lovely young lady, beside whom the
Young man handled the ribbons after the
manner of one accustomed to the turf,
and breathed words of everlasting devo-
ton into the ears Of his companion.
"To say he loved,
Was to affirm what oft his eye avouched,
What many al action testified and yet, :,
What wanted confirmation OF his tongue"
But, like all things of an earthly
nature, this courtship ended the
youth found words in the course
of events to express his thoughts,
and stopping all over with the senti-
mentality of the occasion, "popped," was
accepted, and in short time led to the
altar of Hymen, the blushing damsel of
his heart.
This action of our Benedictine friend
was heartily congratulated by his nu-
merous acquaintance, each of whom, no
doubt, supposed him the happiest Of
mortals. But, alas, the vagaries OF man
are many, and those of the female a
great deal more so, and as result
that youth, who, but few short
months since, was immersed over
head and ears in love, now
slowly mcandcrs to the livery man, and
calls for buggy with a seat
wide enough to accommodate two of the
portliest people in the city, and yet have
a yards space to spare. But such is life;
man proposeth and God disposeth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11

They have already manufactured a
couple of hundred barrels from the crop
of 1876.
LIE Democrats Of Ohio county have
nominated George r. Tingle, esq. for
the Sherlffalty. A capital nomination.
There is no better business man or more
clever gentleman in the State. The
voters of Ohio county will do themselves
credit by giving him rousing ma
jority.
The Belmont County Teachers Insti
tute holds its next session during the
week beginning next Monday, at the
Hall of the public school building, in
Bridgeport. A number OF distinguished
educators will be present and contribute
to the exercises OF tae. week. s.
w. A Il e. NJ. TALBOT, dry goods
merchants of Barnesville, made an assign
ment for the benefit of their creditors, or
Monday, TO Joseph Green and A. B.
Howard. The liabilities, which are
mostly to Eastern parties, are probably
from $4,000 to $40 coo, and the proba.
bic assets $1,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11

The SIXTH WARD TILDEN AND HEN
BRICKS CLUB.-The Democrats of the
Sixth ward will hold a meeting at the
United hose house Friday night Tor the
purpose of forming Tilden and Hen.
bricks club. The following are starting
the matter and you can rest assured
that it will be successful: John &.
Miller, Earnest Erbacker, John Hand
Ian, J. B. Hughes, F. Z. Frsatz, l.. G.
Hughes, Jas. NJ. Todd, H. G. Caldwell
Steven Clark, VIM. Wolvington, Porter
Smith, John w. Cummins, Anthony
Nolte and Patrick Vein.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11

AT Spencer's Station this morning on
the &. & o. division of the Blk .. X. r.,
the eastern bound train due here at ten
o'clock A. NJ, run over farmer named
Ysust, instantly killing him. The train
was coming at full speed and his team
being on the other side of the track from
where he was, he tried to run across the
track in order 20 hold his horses until
the train passed. In doing so the
engine struck him knocking him about
sixteen feet. He never spoke si.erward.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11
Promise and Performance.

The rroprietors of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters promise nothing in behalf of this
famous tonic and regulating elixir which
1t will not perform. No pretensions
irreconsilable with common sense are
made in reference 10 1t, but evidence OF
the most positive nature has been accumu-
lating for over a quarter OF century in
its behalf which proves it to be a reliable
preventive and curative OF malarial dis
eases, an efficient and genial tonic and
general corrective, and specially valuable
in cases where the bowels, liver, stomach
or urinary organs are affected. Debility,
the source from whence SO many bodily
evils spring, is entirely remedied by the
invigorative action OF the Bitters, which
arrests premature decay and repairs losses
ofnervous and muscular power, while i'm
proving the appetite and rendering diges.
ion easy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11
THE LEAGUE.
The Games Yesterday-Other Matters
Of Interest.

The 6an1cS HehteFuay-OtheTH HttcTS
of Interest.
At New York yesterday, the Mutuals
scored 8 and the Athletics I.
The Alleghenes are expected here
next week. Get out the pie"
". H., Washington, Pa.-The Neshan-
nocks were defeated by the Standards
IL TO 0.
The Athletic club is on its last
legs-bankruptcy is staring it in the
face.
In the game yesterday, between the
Louisvilles and st. Louis clubs, tie latter
were defeated by score of to >.
The Neshannocks gave the Alleghenics
bad dea! at Pittsburgh yesterday scoop
ing them in by 10 TO 8.
The Standards yesterday tciCgraphed
to the Buckeyes t. arrange n game for
Saturday in this city, but were unsuc-
cessful.
The report current in this city on
Monday night that the Neshannocks
had been defeated on that day by the
Standards, of Wheeling, by n score OF IL
to 0, was greatly dlsbeleved. However,
the Wheeling papers which came to hand
last night, confirm the rumor and certify
TO its truth.-PiusJurqh Telegraph.
Agreements have been drawn up be.
tween The Actives, Of Reading, Pennsyl-
vania, and the reorganized Harrisburg
club, to play for prize. A series of five
games are arranged, two for Harrisburg,
two for Reading, and the fifth for ALE.
gheny, where there has been guarantee
of $500 offered the two eastern clubs, the
Actives to play the Alleghenys enc game
and the Hsrrisburgs another, sharing
gate money. Saturday the ball will be
opened at Harrisburg, when the Actives
60 there with the promise of full protec-
ton and square umpire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11

BELLarRE AND SOUTHWESTERN Z. X.
We understand that portion OF the
road has been awarded to Messrs Walton
d McGovern, contractors, who are Mac.
sdamizing six. aid grading one OF our
county roads, and intend to take
IN all the contracts that are offered
These gentlemen mean business, and
intend to take in all the contracts that
they can get away With. They are
rapidly completing the present work on
hand, and expect TO begin this new con-
tract next week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11
BELMONT COUNTY ITEMS.

From the st. Clairsville Gazette.
The Democratic Judicial Convention
for this subdivision will be held At
gainesville on next Thursday, the 18th
inst. In that convention Belmont county
will be entitled to AZ votes and Monroe
to 81 votes-making SO votes necessary
to u choice.
NoBoDY need be scared just yet about
the stock held by Belmont county in the
Central Ohio Railroad being transferred
to the Bellolre and st. Clalrsville Rail-
road. St. C!airsvilIe expects to build this
road itielt.
METHODIST quarterly meeting are TO
oe held at the various appointments as
follows: Somerton, August -; st.
Clsirsville, August 20; Morristown Au.
gust 20: Centerville, August 20; Bel
mont, (csmp-meeting) August %; Hen
drysburg, September 3; Powhattan, Sep
TENDER II.
WE learn that the East Ricbland
FIGURING Mill has been sold 10 MIR. John
Smart, and that it is the intention of the
new proprietor TO remove the mill to
this place as soon as the Bellalre and St.
Cialrsville Railroad is completed, proba-
bly before that time, if they can obtain
suitable piece OF ground on which to
place the mill.
A GRAND Catholic pic mic will be held
at Spencer's station on next Saturday,
August 18th. The b. & .. railroad will
sell round trip tickets at half rates to all
who wish to attend this picnic. The
round trip fare from Bellaire is SIPS,
Netrs Sl.2O, Franklin Sl.05, Glencoe
Sl.O0, Warnock's 90 cents, Lewis Mills
IS, Belmont 80, Burr's Mills 55, Burton's
as, GAINESVILLE Is.
Our nominee for Congress, Hon. VIM.
Lawrence, of Washington, Guernsey
county, is one of the best and most favor
ably known citizens of the Sixteenth dis
trict, and he needs no introduction or
eu!ogy from us. Twenty years ago he
was elected to Congress from this dis
.rict then, as now, a strong Republican
district. The people of the district will
hear from Mr.. Lawrence during the
campaign, as he intends to make n
thorough canvass and "csrry the war
into Africa"
A TILDEN and Hendricks pole will be
erected at Horner's Tavern, one mile
west of Bridgeport on next Saturday,
the 18th inst. All Democrats and friends
of Tilden and Hendricks, and everybody
else, are cordially invited TO be present.
Speakers will be on hand 70 address the
meeting, and q band of music will be
there TO enliven the occasion. A good
time is expected. Let there be rousing
turn out. The notice sent US does not
say a. what time IN the day the pole will
be put up, but We presume that it will be
in the afternoon.
From the Chronicle and News
A JOINT STOCK COMPANY is being or.
ganized in Bellaire TO purchase the
msrke, house of that city.
GEORGE SMITH, of the Commercial
Bank. Is of to the Centennial, IN COM
pany with Wheeling friends.
THEY are still industriously engaged
in raising Tilden and Hayes poles in
Wheeling, but we guess the Tilden poles
predominant. q.
TaE stock holders OF the B. & 5 w.
+. Z. have voted TO extend their road To
Athens, and 10 prohibit the issue OF
bonds exceeding $1,000 per mile.
SMITH X SoS, the Bridgeport miilers
report thu, the new wheat crop is oil
good qusllty making an e1ceilen, -four,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11

INFORMATION FOR "REGISTER''
READEkS.-The city Carriers OF the
"Registcr" are not authorized to sell
the daily nor TO receive money for
subscription. Whenever any one
buy q paper from a route boy some
subscriber misses hts paper. BY
sending or leaving their orders nj
the ..Register'' Counting Room, pa
irons will be promptly served.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11

II printed matter and merchandise
are mailed without having been stamped
to the full amount of postage, postmas-
tiers have no option but to throw such
matter out of the mails. Any writing
except the sender's nsme and num-
Der of articles enclosed, on merchandise
or printed matter, not only subjects the
package TO letter postage for the whole
amount, but makes the party sending
label to punishment for an attempt to
evsde the postal law.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11

THERE appears TO be an unusual fsta
ity just now connected with boating. For
the past week hardly day has passed
without the telegraph bringing US the
news of some fatal disaster upon the
water, OF this character. A small boat
appears to be about as fatal an article as
kerosene in the hands of an intelligent
American citizen, with this difference,
that the kerosene is usually only fatal to
the person who fools with it while boat
badly managed generally results in the
loss OF innocent victims.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11

The CUMBERLAND ROLLING Mills
On Monday last dispatch was received
here from the Office OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company in Baltimore,
discharging everybody connected with
the rolling mills except the superintend.
emit. Hitherto it has been the custom
during temporary suspensions of work
at the mills, not TO discharge the sub
bosses and clerks, but this time there has
been clean sweep made. The horses
used at the mill, of which there are forty
or flfty, have been ordered to be sent TO
Baltimore.-Csamberldni aueeha,,idH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11

THE young Democrats Of the Second
ward raised Tilden and Hendricks pole
on the river bank, at the foot of Market
alley, yesterday evening. Their enthu-
siasm was unbounded, and from the noise
in that section of the city, it must have
been kept up nearly all night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-11

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