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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20

"9aar fem @sitsnpinesn bpiiter
Silsnins fra en- ipunesn Col.
Ca naar Gatten mort % title
Stissr cp paa Saitsts Stcl:
Qn9l ba neb o. bani tilbeo.
Com er Sialens @aat % 6rse!
Raar icm Tuslsns @inser boiler.
glcmiiens 0s luitst fs..
Ga naar Nattsns Sijernsr fmiltr
90 Iaa bio t~ilpinisr big: .
8si big pa [ Ypmpsbeo
% ben cote CUB tilbep!
Naar lcm &imlsns Duspanb falbsr
Spsr @lcmitsrina ON 0aar.
gppsr 9ip bror Tsrsn berltse.
Eager liilist Smsrtsns gar:
8n3lsr oa % BAN tilbep.
Gem er auss @aab % 1ree!
60 naar Rcrsenrpssn lpisr.
Nattsn bascm 9ierle apr,
90 pu mpeer. fro 81 itprfst.
Npisot Col Tom alter Srpr:
Small ba after. Sam tiltsp.
Com pelisner Sisrtts SrsS!
Noitsn a~ancslrs Stilbso bstiisbs
meosns Sllper &in9 lang blsi
Orb. % enolfienl Grneeie ieste q
Oct paaru9ue uetrpf. ion
bans Nous nebusncis9ioroe, bIsl
ban DOG forraaet al De hierteopb
,SelsIier, Der rerts bam peo ost
lilenne Gang.
Stius Sun9ss Slne, lfient ban.
9eber life rprie ils, uolrptls be bp
bette uarms 8elsller % &llirsosbsr
nO9st ION ben 9amle aaptsln troeb'
FOraariaseoss uso Yiseus ousrorosnt
ll9e Stlenbso tbi ban par lanatirc
at ans, al Den aloelss itumms Waul
bore benoes Gang sQsr at no
gen al Dem funbe ioritaa benou
Orb. 6Oriieties).
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20
2Sbe Gdpitrl.

ZoOe Tuptltl.
SoIen bsspnots at lpnte busom
De iustefraniie gieretOpps, 90 eens
iIpits Stroolsr iplllsps allersbe / rcos
o9 elInolenbe Sarucr, Der / fprtrpl'
lenoe 8tfl,rlonsr itrc9 ben cuer oe
tinorenbe Snebresr, % inorl for
ipanbt Oct Note Stint bag SoTl5on'
tens sulobremmebe SAINT, - en- uni
Ieroe 9gsnin9 BAR Oa9ens liplt'
SIlien.
Yaa oenne Bib REQ Stor 8iDrr
srauitiif, malst % ppntet. op til Den
aamle 8apteins Sslt meo line S9al
lalla.@ ielier. Sisis par Iieeiom fot
at bs9re SiIi9loet, ifient i SlrfsIls.
bsesn fun for at slere S~orflecniu'
gen laa me9et mere inIciteneig. emo.
III mere fanialti9 molsos % no.
itprebe.
&aptsinen, Der aQersoe par fGroi0
I'll at moptase fine @isiter. bcp Dem
@sltommen % igrte benz ind | 1T
Self.
Ran bisie 8riesre, bine Yeunsr,
tale / nit 3un9emaaI? ?" ipurs!e Den
9amIe 8aptein.
Gn af Dem fan iutet tale" ipareoe
Stor 8irrn. "Oen itore Manos
Sanno bar bsisolet bans Sunee
Gen nnben fan tale Spartieooernss
Sproa Iissiaa sobt iom mt seet ;
men ban taller lite / min Nahsrs,
ben bplobanrspe SeuoiuGS, Spros,"
"0isis 8risere bar ct aoslt uo.
ieenhe." iusbe 8apteiuen.
"9s sr fore 8riaers. Srnsis bar
mango DR." iuarsoe StOr Biern.
"Spcrs Srnris, ON bans Soli
oil ilulte fg til Dor SOriamlius."
'a0Ne &aptsinen.
Stor giern psnbie iie ON % III.
iulots paa SiouI. Sialstten Stneie.
eucr Wllo Bill, ium ban essnilia
benfs.
Ssnrs Iptteoe ill bans Srb meb
ben reoe Wanos belle ~piounosrli9s
NIuOrIiabsb % lparsbe bsrpaa fam.
me Sialsft
Waor en- ircmmso fommsr til Ell
Siouy's Sslt for at r%aaeilaa msb
bam, iaa ressS 8rsbspIbsn. fersnb
Somialsn bsspnosr."
Stor 8ier o%psrlaits bans Orb.
% ben eamle &aptein baiteoe mso
at frontage ct Calumet.
"Grnpis bar 8st. % i.s itaar
Der iom itroHst for min @Ismiom.
bso," ia8os ban, iost ban iplois vi
ben. i9nrts Den 90 gap ceu til SiOr
Sicrn iOm Den Sepeins, Der bar
bclsit / @ane.
Ylbsn sit runot Qaast unosr itor
Sausbso. inbtil Den tom tiIbase til
ben samle 8aptsin.
Osrpaa bslparspt Srnpie Sper0s.
maale laaieoes:
"Sicngsrns Of SeaaaQas. 8ruIt
% yOnfton CT messt me9tiss. Ss
CT Zig Sefsr paa Den uaarlies 0rUs.
gang. 0s rpitsr Sorosn, naar BE-
soar paa &rl8stos."
StOr Slern ousriatte oisis Orb.
"gl pse. at be sr talriss % MEG.
llSs." lunreos aapieinsn; "osrior on.
Tier pl al rplte Saano msb Dem %
brlnee Dem inpOm Dor SorlamIins
% Sorsbolosrsslsr."
Stor Blsrn ousriatte &aptsinsns
Sro.
Sntst SsSn eler 8lit fsrraaosSe, a,
buertsn St,Qe Sunse elisr Orneie
bapps bauoe fOTitaast &aptsinsns
y nringsr,
"0rnele snlfr at bibe. bporIsoss
Ssnns aonieosratiOn sr tentt al req.
lll'rts." iasoe StOr BiVrn "bans
Jolt panorer aIoris / Mlertet.S
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20
Yoa bisls Orb iparsoe &uptsi.

uttHttH oti'U INV 0'Sb""is0s>'"N %
oripe benz tilba9e ousr be fore
@anos, buor ouer be tom. oa be
rrusoe ben robe Manb bans 2ano.
pil cpbrpee berss Sernpsis, brGbs
osrss &rissre % siere oerss &pin.
Der % Bern til Slaper. Sc oil
taee osrss &ipoomme % lsbe lptte.
list paa tit Bptte. Sc oil eie %
iipre bet 4anb. iom ben fore Nanb
bar pipst til be m. men ei til 8ls9
anil9t.rne."
Smeie bolnt peo at rese fin Yibs
% ipntss bpbt at operpeie BET ia9te.
isrsno ban luarsos. Derpaa Slsn.
m9lte ban:
"8lssuniisterns er mansel Ssrss
8riaere sr iterfe % taIylge iom be
ifarpe 8isrstnouler paa Sislosne.
Orneie fnlsts Den itore $eOoins
sau Buu til Den fore 6aoers Sism
moo SOlop9an9sn, San iaa mso
iint eane Glne osrsS itOre &riSs.
&anoner. beres &riaere % osrss
Spsr iaa ltOre. at oct par en- Col.
rsii, at saa Dem runot. Sc robe
Meno sr / SOrbolo til benz fuu en-
S~aanoiuIo. Bls9an1sterus er
mango SenSer fulce."
Gen sumIs 8aptsin ipniss lite at
bape tabt WOost, oa ban iDareoe:
Seq ueo. at 8lssonll9tsrne CT
mango. Wen be er isiss. Com
Slpsn fortGrer @rGsist paa Slstisrns,
naar Del er teri, iaaleoss oil ben
reoe Wano / &ri9ens bsbs Nanbe'
Drag foritprre Dem. Sc reoe W0no
re it9Tfs % tappre. % Be bar lGrt ils
SlseanIl9ternCs &rigsmaaoe. @i
life 9rneie iOrmaa lit Solf til at
fOmme % le Dor 9tlsr? Oil ban
sl bsrstts Dem om Stammsrnss gn.
ssl, - ON Silpsr @ns, iom ban
laa ipas
NrrPis ioarsoe:
poem er Si!usr Wins? Gr bun
life Ell uns 9oioanii9t. Squaw ?
Suorior itol Ssallala tale ON bsnbs
III iii Solf? 9un rider en- Ssit be.
Ore emo andre Squawsr. Oct CT
alt Srneie bar ist."
"Sun er bssaust meb fore 8apsr.
sun rPre Strense % Wuiit IiilI9srs
emo Suslsnss Gang. Der osiliet lp.
Der / pore G5sn. Sun opitissr i
Sfpen % taller Nuii9t til Mnil9t
mep Den itore Wano. 9un sr Clam.
msrnss Gnsel."
SaaIsbss taIsbe ben eamIe &ap.
tein men Srnsle luarebe.
'2ab Srnels iaa bers BEN Wu
III. ION sr liilieere sno Suslsnss
San9s. Spao bans Sic fer %
bans Gre bore, bet maa bans Sierts
tro.1
ga cisis Orb bIep o~psriatte for
8apteineu, fog ban frsm al III gells
en- Spislepibe, buori ban blGite.
Gn CANNED Msssrtuinbs ino.
iunbt iis.
"&lo." ia9ee ben aamIe &aptsin ;
Zig iii bin unee Waomober, Of iso
enlfer. bun maa fomme BIB msn
lin @uitar. Seq enlfsr at fornpis
Ell no 8unosfOrpanbte meo bsnbse
muIfallfe Salent."
Nsaeriuosn neobeisbe erbebi9t it
popso os t%orluanot.
"Sig iii Orueis, at bans Grsn
ifal iornsmme ilaban 600, lom ban
a!nrie bar bert Maee til for /" ia9bs
R%apieinen.
@osle iaa Miuutsr sftsr bertss
9boen af Ssnstrin ubsnior SeItst,
og oa &aptsinsn too @arbinst tillioe
uiits fs Gu Yiss. t9t siieriulst al
Stat" iom MI aIoria Tom bsnps al
SIste.
"Stanrs bert" iasoe bun til Sc
item. Der lpntss at bile isIse bsnor
mo / 5sltst. "Stanos Der, min
Sooe Nat." sientO9 bun is8 oil lite
saa IGn9sre emo ou fan is % bere
mig"
Soften ipntss at forifaa benbes
Orb; men beus Sine laa meo en-
sniitrence SID paa ben 9amle &ap,
lsiu. busm ben life ipntss at tunns
forrruee.
"Spna en- af bine cane muntsr
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20
Grt
Fountain Mills.
Olion & Saugen, Gierc.

Senne Wsle. Ger er t~slisssnhs rse
9ance &ipsr paa 6eiperpeien - rmtr.
mtctpeis msaem DEBORAH OIL &eipsr,
ttliaeer nj ps berpee az anbefale I'll oct
Greoe Vublifum be cmtriualilaeues
Settlementer, Der maatte bare grug
fer DEN. Sill settelie fer BEN, Der tru'
ger Mails til "Beee~. bar ri fcritanet
% Ell "eern SbsIsr", Ger Drives mse
0anefraft.
Der Mslsr, 3. g. Sbrmpicn, pil
beitrabe HS fer at ~tilfrsesfile subcer.
Wel c3"6eeb" er altie ~til'atds paa Rst,
lem. &rbsoiaif,
9-3R. Slicn & 6auoen
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20

Sames s. Gnitpu, Brailoeut.
S0bu Nmmon, Dice HraI.
Z. ". 9Hroii, Sasiersr
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20


Wrunolagt al Gapilallitsr | 0sco.
rah for al oripe en- orosntlia Spa.
rebont. 5orrsiuins. Snoifuo ira en-
Dollar % opoo mootaaes. Ncntcr
betclss. oa Hcntes Hente for bDer
b Wdane0, laalGn9s Yengene bllus
ltaasnoe / Bunten. Man fan lite
srbolos &entsr pna en- iltrsrs sllet
bsors Wanns, bpsrten al lmao sQsr
tore GUNNER, emo peb al luolptit
Dem / oenue S%parsbanf. vi bar
Ell norit Beileni, Der l9loer Tor os
GasjaNer.S iletter for WHITE STAR
yinien % alle andre uomerteoe SCmp
% Stilifibslinier til % fra ale
ltu~nDlnaUute papns, o9iaa ycrier
paa ollie be beoite Banter | BE- tan.
olnaullfe Sance.
Srnitces % Geiercnccs:
Is. s. 9iferman. D. .. sbcmpirn.
u. Sraeiib. .. @eeiden. o. ~.
Ratteion - Brief. &. garien. @ep. y.
Rpren. Scn. o.. 3. Scmmen, 6r. ga
8aslerer. y. .. Sclters ca ale aneu
Staontuarer | Oecrrah.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20
u utburiieret &ap.SiOO. 900.

Scrrstniusslcfals iammen mee
FIRST NATIONAL BANK / Seecrab.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Four boys were drowned, Sunday, in
North river, New York, the boats in
which they were rowing being run down
by eamboats.
Four colored persons, attending camp
meeting at Red Bank, N. j., were drown
ed, Yesterday, by the overturning OF a
boat in Shrewsbury river.
By the upsetting of sail boat on
Cayuga lake, n. T., James King, Patrick
CAREY and James Lick were drowned.
Eugene n. Robinson, formerly senior
partner of the principal brokers OF Daniel
Drew, of New York submitted partial
transcript, last evening, to the Register
in Bankruptcy, of all entries in the books
of the firm. The transcript shows that
the gross amount of the transactions be-
tween Drew aud the firm is $75,OOO,OOO,
extending over period of FIVE years.
The report of the attempted train rob
berry on the Kansas City, st. Joseph and
Council Bluffs railroad, few days since,
is pronounced untrue.
James Ii. Light shot and fatally
wounded +. o. Rabein, at Calhoun, Mo-,
Sunday. Rabein first attacked Light
with a wheel spoke.
The Emperor of Morocco has declared
his inability to send his customary SUBJ
sidy to the Sultan of Turkey, owing to
the heavy drain on his resources in the
suppression of disturbances in his own
Dominion.
The Atlantic Mills at Lawrence, Mass,
start up September l4th, giving employ
ment to 200 operatives.
A fire at Rogers Park on the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad, yesterday
afternoon, burned the residence of Capt
J. G. Shepardson. Loss $4,000; insured
for $1,000.
Reports from the country: OF
Atchinson, KS, say great damage was
done by storm Saturday last. Bridges
were swept away, fences blown down
and several buildings overturned. The
growing corn was much injured.
A fire last evening, at Brussels Ont,
burned almost the entire business portion
OF the town, together with a number OF
dwellings. Loss, 500, 900; partly insured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
The Chicago Board OF Education.

CHICAGO, August 2l.-The Committee
on Judiciary of the city Council, TO whom
was referred the resolution Of the Board
of Education, asking Council TO investi.
gate the charges against some OF the
members Of the board in the anonymous
letters read in Council, reported, to-
night, that the charges we're 50 indefinite
thst the committee coasidered it unneces.
sary, futile and undesirable to investigate.
The only specific charge is that ring
existed in the board. This allegation
cannot be proven or disproven BY any
power in the hands Of council; it is q
matter for the courts TO try or for the
professional regulations OF the members
to bear. The anonymous charges re-
ferred to are those made by Hanford and
Others, which are the direct cause Of the
Sullivan. .Hantord shooting tragedy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
co,d closed yesterday at llOs.

augll
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Terrible Storm.

LEAvENwoRTH, August 2l.-A terri
bic wind and rain storm passed over q
portion of Western Missouri, especially
along the Chicago and Rock Island rail-
road, Saturday evening. At Edgerton
the depot, several dwelling houses and
shops were destroyed, and two or three
of the occupants seriously injured. Sew
eral Of the bridges on the railroad were
badly damaged. Large trees were up
rooted or twisted off like pipestems, and
the crops, particularly corn, laid fiat on
the ground. The damage done within a
space of about thirty miles square is esti-
mated at over one hundred thousand
dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 2l.-The extra
running meeting opened with good at
tendance. The first race, three-fourths
miles dash, was won by Freebooter; May
d. second, Matte A. third. Time l:l7.
The mile and q half dash tor all ages
was won by Burgoo; Inspiration second
and Galway third. Time, 2:S9.
The selling race one mile and an
eighth, was won by Meco; Violet second
and Grey Nun third. Time, 1854.
The last race, three-qusrters mile dash,
for two.yesr olds, was won BY Princes:
of Thule; Top second and Kingsland
third. Time, l:l9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
MurdererA LInched.

CINCINNATI, August 2l.-Two young
men named Henry Smith and Squire
Hammond, who were in jail at Owenton,
Owen county, Kentucky, for the murder
OF highly respected citizen OF Owen
county, Robert Martin, were taken from
Jail about one o'clock Saturday morning
by masked band of forty men and hung
to tree lear town. Very little excitement
was manifested about the lynching, the
citizens generally approving it. The
young men were considered wild and
reckless when under the influence OF
LIQUOR, as was the case when they muir.
dered Mr.. Martin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
Frontier News.

CHEYENNE, August 2l.-Captaln FItz-
gerald, OF the Ninth infantry, accidentally
shot by Lieutenant Baldwin, at Camp
Robinson, will have TO have his limb am
putated, it is feared.
The committee on competitive examl-
nation to day recommended W. I. Nc
Glangan, of this city, for the naval cadet
from Wyoming
All but twenty-seven of the
Utes who lett Fort Fetterman,
after having been feasted and armed,
and having indulged in numerous war
dances, deserted at Cheyenne river, on
Friday last taking with them the arms
which were furnished them to fight
the Sioux.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
The Financial Crisis In Portugal.

LONDON, August 2l.-The financial
crisis in Portugal, caused by the failure
of some financial banks IN Oporto, if
q revival OF the crisis there in May last,
when some of the weak banks were AS
sisted BY the stronger institutions, and
when the government also advanced
money for the weak banks, have now run
their course, and as their position is un-
improved, the stronger banks refused to
renew The bills. 1t is expected that the
large amount OF sovereigns which has
gone from the banks to England, will re-
store confidence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
The Remains to Lie I'm State.

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-When the
remains of the late Speaker Kerr arrive
here Sergeant-at-Arms Thompson will
take charge of them. He is in favor of
having them lie IN state one day in the
rotunda of the Capitol. Speaker Sayler,
before leaving last evening for Rock
bridge Alum Springs, also strongly
favored such course. This will depend
very much on the feelings OF Mrs. Kerr
IN this respect.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
COunterfeiters.

G. F. Mshring lately arrested for
making counterfeit gold dollars, has been
indicted by the grand jury.
The defendants motion to dissolve the
Injunction in the case of the stockholders
against the directors of the Central Pa
cifc railroad, restraining the latter from
using the money of the corporation to
pay the interest on the bonds of the Cali
iornia Pacific, was denied by the court
this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22

THE merchants and business men OF
Wheeling are looking forward to revi-
val of business soon, and We are glad to
note that throughout the whole country
the expectation seems 20 be general that
early next month trade will take fresh
start. Our commercial exchanges do not
give US gloomy accounts Of the prospect.
In some quarters there is an encoursg-
ing activity in some branches OF
business. The Boston papers speak
OF the outlook as encouraging and
the Pennsylvania journals are hopeful OF
better days soon. From St. Louis and
Chicago we hear that trade is shade
better than it was 8 month ago, but the
San Francl.co journals complain of gen
eral dullness." The Galveston Ne,os says
there has been more doing in general
branches Of trade than for some time
past. But there can be no revival Of
business while the shadow Of resumption
rests upon the land.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
GovxRyxxsrs-Bull and weak.
RAILRoAp Bosps-Quiet and drm


STATE SECURITIES Neglected.
Srocks-yery quiet, except for few
shares, such as coal rosds, Michigan Cen
t,sl and Western Union The lea1ing
festure was break in Delaware. Lacks
wanna and Western IRON 92 TO 9Os, With
s reaction II the close 70 s2.. New Jer,
sew Central opened st SGT, sold
up to Sos and closed at the open
ing price. There was a difference
of i@i per cent. between sales. eath and
regular. Lake Shore was firm ard Mich
iesn Central strong aud higher, while
Western Union tell of per cent. for the
day. Transactions aggregated '2IVoc
shares, Of which i4,0O0 were Western
Union, 1000 st. Paul. 5000 Lake Shore,
5000 Michigan Central, 5000 New Jer-
sew Central and $4,000 Delaware l-sck-
awanna and Western
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
Washington News.

WAsHINGToN, August 2l.-Vice Presi-
dent Ferry having received dispatch
from Adams, Clerk Of the House of Rep
resentatives, stating that he, with the
body of Mr.. Kerr, would arrive here TO.
morrow morning, has delayed his de-
parture for Michigan, and will accom-
psny the remains of the late Speaker to
their final resting place st New Albany,
Indiana
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22

TIE stste Bosrt of Examiners will
hold meeting at Moundsville during
,bs session of the Educational Associs-
ton, to examine applicants for proies-
..,psl certificates to teach in the public
,,hnol. of the State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
The Late Speaker Kerr.

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-The fol-
lowing telegram was received from Mr..
S. s. Cox, this afternoon, dated Rock
bridge Alum Springs, Va:
Mr. Adams and Mr.. Sayler arrived
here this morning with the casket. The
remains are embslmed, and the escort
will leave tor Washington this evening,
and will arrive there at seven o'clock in
the morning, and thence by the first
train for the west.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
CAMP Meeting
UNHE WHEELING DISTRICT CANT
/ Meeting will commence
Au Eu st 09d.

Rev. DIR. ThoGurn, OF India, and other
prominent ministers Will be AT the meet.
ing. Mr.. Frank fallOurc, ofthis city, VIII
have charge OF the boarding and lodging
department. he having the eexciusive right
No other one will be permitted TO lake
boardprs upon the Cmp Grounds.
Tickets of admission 10 the grounds, geod
for one day, will bs sold at the gate" nj 100.
Season tickets. good during the meeting.
2jc, can be- obtained at the following plncet :;
Reed & HoustOn's drug store, corner Ma n
and Twenty y-second streets; John BaiileS
railroad ticket office, 1900 Market street !;
George Edward store and Michael Dunns
store, Moundsville.
The Association will meet on the Grounds
Tuesday, 18th inst, at O'Clock. Perspus
desiring tents are requested to make ap-
plication Immediately To Col. WIN. Alex
ander, Moundsvillc. COMM tIIEE.
aRl2h
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
no,,ocratiC congregational
De Convention,

,,nyn DISTRICT. A CONVENTION
r.,,ocra;s anI Conservatives OF the
, q, ,ti1C'""1pressi0nald district OF West Viz
s-cO"I Iii h. held at Keyser, on Thurs-
gtn'', ,.e w." oith day Of August, 1875: 10
day, a,s =, landldate for Representative
n'mlhIE:o IE:or,v.fitth Congress OF the United
,he and the transaction of such other
Sisnsss as may come before be , H. .s ae
s!Fa pc ,.nn s" the several counties compos-
{ atom hT.I hi"irict, B.F. MARIN.
.as Tue ''''' WIN. l.. WILSON,
ROBERT WHITE,
F.J0HNSON,
JAS. II. CARROLL,
Committee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22
ObItuary.

CLEVELAND, August 2l.-Joshua A.
Harris, an old and respected citizen for
many years the publisher of the Cleve
land Herald and at one time Mayor Of
this city, died to-day from the effects of
series of paralytic strokes which have
attacked him during the past three
years. The deceased was 6S years of age.
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MatltRObber.

SAN Francisco, August 2l.-James
Bowman, Register Clerk in the Postotice
here and formerly member of the
Legislature, has been arrested on a charge
OF robbing the mails. He was brought
before the U. s. Commissioner to day
and held to answer. The proofs Of his
guilt are apparently conclusive. Gold
notes were found in his possession which
had been placed in decoy letters. Depre-
dations have been going on for long
time
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VOL. IA.
At'heelinq 2e9ister.
n.mOcratic COugressiOnai
convention.

MEETING Of THE DEAoCRAIiC
,ssIonal Committee. OF the First
- CensinnaI district, held at Parkers.
Congrrs,na-th of July. il was determined
burg on H,he congressional Convention for
10 hoih ,TC AZ Parker burg, on Wednes.
said dls.a,, dls,,s, 81, 's7s, for the purpose OF
day. hu,s7no a candidate for Congress, aud
n%n1irnc no .acn other nusine as may come De-
ior the n.,,mncratic and Conservative party
The iT'is,rict are requested 10 appoint
Of ,as ss.u to said Convention, from the
DELEGATE, c.unties composing the same,
dlheryn, non. AMI in such manner AZ TO
Them iIlss Chairman.
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TROOPS should be sent to West Vir-
ginis at once. A colored gentleman at
Huntington was taken out of Jail by q
mob on Saturday night, and deprived of
his life. He had committed rape on a
child, but it is evident that West Vir-
ginia has no Republican form of Govern.
ment.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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NeSotsations for Peace.

vienna, August 2l.-A special from
Belgrade to the Political Correspondence
states that overtures were made 70 Servia
to-day, by diplomatic agents OF England,
France, Italy, and three great Northern
powers, looking 10 negotiations for peace.
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An Emhexsler Refunds.

HARR1sBus6, August H.-E1- Coun-
ty Treasurer, Cartright, OF Luzsrne
county, convicted short time since of
smbezzlement, has refunded 30 the state
$l9,s6s.
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r.. .e'eiand. Brown Il Co. OF
4, ,. 'nd' Say OF Governor Tilden
D.. Letter 10 Vim. l.. Hearn,
~ otwheel,nx.
o., i. s.r, Inc contrary, every member of
%, II. h. u pa, aa', we learn on inquiry, voted
p.s.i5atsp a. republican candidates in eyery
o.,b., .l election since the formation
s4 ,ns. party But the considerations do
asy n.osa, nye Us to Withhold any facts We
~: :bsGpesIy bp,;spIy furnish to you concerning
.I.epdinS feIsllons with Mr.. Tilden,
!an sss,oush period of nearly ten
ID h. -,asi. naa We chsertully place on rec
.a.s,cons.' sa'lyisg fact that in all of our
pasl Of e With HIM, involving the dis
o's .jnca Any ,s,n million dollars worth of
MinD.r,iso 1866, We have found him
sd ioao,' 'aa''on Of commercial reetit,ade
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TIE Democratic Congress declared in
favor Of the execution OF the civil author
IFS the strict maintenance of the courts
s. lsw, the swift and sure punishment
Of offenders. The Republican party sp-
pea. to the sword, and places the bayonet
st1ve the ballot