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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-18

State Of west Virginia, County Of Ohio, IS;
], John Wagner, Cashier Of the above named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true TO The best Of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN W6GNRIl, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th day
Of July, IsTS.. GEO. ". ECKHART, Jn,
Notary Public
Correct-a,teS,: J. B. HUBBARD,
u. POLLOCK,
jyls t Directors.
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Died.

TAYLoI,-on Sunday morning, July &c. 1875,
a. IL O'clock, Ma. sAHiH TAYloR, aged 30 yeAri
and one month.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, John
L. Taylor, No I6os Jacob street. this afternoon al
az O'clock. Friends d the family are invited
Int9mept at Greenwood.
BOOKING Lon Monday evening. July II, ISIS
at 10y O'Clock. AHHIE LEE, only daTghcr Of I'd
mund and Sarah Booking.
, Funeral pOtIcs hereafter.
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COLD LUNCH EVERY EVENING

From s 10 II o'clock, and that l have Just
purchased from E. stiiel & Son PA.
TENT BEER COOLER, and can pride
myself on having the coolest Beer in the
city. Call and try 1t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-13
Centennial Items.

PHILADELPHIA, September l2.-This
morning the delegation of the German
workingmen, now on visit to the Gen.
tennial, paid visit to the Mayor. They
were accompanied by the German consul ,
Mr.. Charles Ii. Myer, and company OF
German citizens.
At half past II o'clock to-day the
members of the Virginia Press Associa-
ton arrived on this city from Baltimore
for the purpose of visiting the exhibition
At the depot they were met by Mr..
Winslow, President OF the Press Club OF
Philadelphia. -.
In the Court of Quarter Sessions this
morning, Judge Elcock sent for the
grand jury. After consultation with the
Mayor and when they came in, he ad-
dressed them as follows in reference to
their special presentment OF the previous
day:
Your presentment was communicated
to the Mayor, and / have to say In an
swer thereto, that before your present.
ment was made, the Mayor had taken
steps to abate the nuisance CON-
planned of by you by notifying the
owners and occupants OF the frame build
ings along Elm avenue and bordering on
the Centennial building, to remove them.
If that notice is not complied with, the
Mayor proposes to tear them down. Ii
any obstruction is interposed to this
course, the matter will be brought to the
attention of the courts Of law; and If,
after consultation with the District At
torney, the further action of the grand
jury will be required, the matter will be
laid before you.
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NO. 81.

came next and declined from 3ls to 2s};
Delaware, Laekswanna and West
ern followed, falling from 70 to 7Sk.
regular and to Il seller sixty. Morris
and Essex fell of from 80 to SIT. The
general market was not effected much,
the extreme decline being / per cent.
Some of the western shares were posi-
lively firm After noon coal stocks rallied
lGz per cent. from the lowest point and
the decline in the general market was
partially recovered At the second board
the market was steady IN tone. Towards
the close the market was strong and
higher and prices advanced | 10 3
per cent from the lowest point
OF the day, although some of
the nprovement in coal stocks was lost in
the lsst sales; Delaware. Lsckswsnns
and Western rose 10 76, and closed 81
751; New Jersey Central recovered to -,
and finally sold at %; Delaware and
Hudson Canal advanced from Ga to 67i
Lake Shore to SIT; Michigan Central to
40t; Northwestern common TO 3Is; pre-.
ferred to 81; 81. Paul common To 3lS;
preferred to 81; Ohios 10 lls; Erie
to 81 Pacific Mail TO 2lI, and Western
Union to 70s. The borrowing
rates for coal stock ranged from 10
per cent A party ot bears are attempt
ing to depress Lake Shore BY perverted
statements in regard TO the condition of
the company. The official statement,
however, shows, after paying two divi.
dends for the year ending January 81,
1876, Of two per cent each, or about one
million dollars in all, that they
have ninety thousand dollars cash
on hand and no investments. The
shares we're thrown on the market and
the stock steadily advanced despite this
attempt TO break down the price,
The transactions were lGi,0O shares,
of which 1000 were Pacific Mail, 1900
Western Union. $4,000 4 n', 5000 LAX"
Shore, $4,000 Michigan Crutrsl, 63,oOO
Delaware, Lackawsnns nnd Wcsterh.
2l,000 New jersey Central and $500
Delaware and Hudson canal.
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Heavy EOrgery,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. u "A report has been
in circulation since Sunday that y heavy
forgery had been committed on one Of
our city banks, but the matter was kept
so quiet that but few, If any, facts could
bs ascertsined. II now appears, how.
ever, that young man formerly living
IN Howard comfy, this state, now doing
business here, forged the names
of the proper officers TO some blank
Howard county bonds and borrowed
money on them as collateral from one OF
the banks in this city. The forgery Is
said to have been for upwards of $50, 600,
but this is not definitely known. 1t is
known, however, that he got So $50 here
on 5000 worth of bonds, and it is be-
lIeved that he raised some $4,000 in
one of the eastern cities, sup
posed TO be New York. The
bonds were procured from the
house of Study * Co., Of this city,
which had printed the bonds for Howard
county, but it appears that the plate had
not been destroyed. Under what repre-
sentations the bonds were obtained has
not yet transpired, but il will probably
be made known in a day or two. 1t is
said the young man intended to take
the forged bonds up, he having used
them merely to meet business emer.
gency. At all events the banks here
have been made good by the forger him
self, and there will be no prosecution.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-13
Greenback Nominations.

New HAVEN, September l2.-The In
dependent Greenback party in Connect
cut to-day nominated the following State
ticket: For Governor, Charles Atwater;
Lieuten nant-Governor Francis Gillette;
Secretary OF State, Lucien NJ. Pinney;
Treasurer, Loren +. Judd; Comptroller,
John A. Peck.
John P. Phillips and Henry S. Pratt
were chosen electors at large. The reso'
lutions endorse Cooper and Carey; de-
mand the unconditional repeal of the
resumption act; recommend the exchange
by government of its interest bearing
bonds for non-intere't bearing l o.es and
that legal tenders should be made eX'
changeable tor iDterconvertible bonds
bearing low rate of interest and con
denim the policy of increasing our foreign
debt and the demonetization of silver.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Seyere Fighting.

BELGRADE, Sept. l2.-An Official dis
patch says there wss severe fighting
Sunday and Monday between Belgrade
and Ale1instz, in consequence OF the
Turks attempting to throw bridge
across the Movars river. They were un-
successful. The Servisn garrison Al
Alexinatz number only $500 men. Gen.
Hervatovick with 1900 men has retired
from Granada and joined Gen. Tcher-
nsyeff at Belgrade, aud yesterday they
gained the Turkish rear south OF DIguries
when a combined attack was made on the
Turks by the two Generals. The fight
ing ceased 1T nightfail without any decis-
i've result and was renewed to-day.
LONDON, September IA special
from St. Petersburg says that telegraph
reports from Philippopelis stste that
Tossun Bey, one Of the leaders IN the
Bulgarian outrages, whose arrest b ID
been ordered, has gathered number OF
Bashi- Bazouks about him, and defes the
Turkish government 10 arrest him.
A special from Vienna says that no
communication had been sent by the
Porte TO the powers.
A dispatch from Vienns says that the
Servisn Wsr Minister Nicolas has been
appointed 70 the command Of the army
of Thar
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Indian News.
Railroad Meeting.

ST. LOUIS, September IA number
Of managers Of Western railroads VINO
held meeting in Chicago recently, to
consult in relation to the pooling Of earn
ings OF western roads and the present
pro rating system which has been too
damaging 10 Western Interests, met at
Lindell Hotel a. noon to-day, but at the
present writing no results have trans
pired.
At the meeting tonight it wss gwen
out that business had progressed isr
enough 70 warrant the statement that
the roads interested will pool their
freight earnings; that is, regular rates
will be enforced and the earnings OF all
the roads placed in one pool, and
then divided among the roads IN
proportion Of mileage Of transportation.
This will prevent the cutting OF rates
and the roads also agree not 70 carry
freight for eastern roads a. less rate
than those charged merchants and other
patrons. The convention will probably
complete its work tomorrow. The roads
represented at the meeting were: ChicA-
90 Rock Island and Pacific; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy; Missouri Pacific;
Atlantic and Pacific; Chicago and
Alton; Hannibal and ST. Joe.
st. Louis, Kansas City and Norihtrn,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and the
Kansas City, St. Joseph and Council
/ Bluffs.
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Ohio Greenback Convention.

COLUMBUS, September l2.-About
forty gentlemen, representing various
parts of Ohio, met here today as n
green back convention. After considera-
bic discussion, it was decided not to put
a State ticket in the field. General Sam
Carey was present, and spoke earnestly
against State ticket, claiming that as
many of the prominent greenbsck men
of the state had participated in the
late state Democratic Convention of Ohio,
which adopted greenback plank In its
platform, it would be unwise to
90 back on that platform now. Reuben
Carroll, of Mshoning county, and u. +.
Edison, of Preble county, were chosen
electors at large, and committee was
appointed to appoint the other electors.
Resolutions were adopted tsvoring the
restoration of the silver dollar. and en-
dorsing the ticket and platform of the
of the Indianapolis National Greenback
Convention.
A State Executive Committee wss sp-
pointed, with Robert Schelling, OF Cleve-
land, rs chairman, and j. l.. Naudeman,
of Fayettp secr etary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-13

THE meeting last night at the Fifth
Ward Market Space, was splendidly at
tended. Without parade or fuss, or
drumming, and in spite OF the threaten
ing weather, an Overwhelming crowd was
brought together. The only mistake
made was il not having two stands so
that speaking could have gone on at each
end OF the Market space simultaneously.
There were more people there than could
lave been reached by the voices of two
speakers thus situated. AS 1t
was, not one-third of those
who attended could hear
one word of the discourses of the eloquent
gentlemen who spoke. Notwithstanding
the immence size of the audier ce, it was
orderly, quiet and attentive. There was
an earnest desire to hear, and to learn
the views presented and the questions
discussed by these representative men
of the Democratic party. In another
column will be found pretty full report
of what was said and done.
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BOnds Called In.

WASHINGTON, September l2.--The
thirty.tourth call for the redemption OF
the 5-2O bonds of 1865, May and Novem-
Der, has just been issued from the Treas
ury Department. The call is for $4,000
OO9 as follows. Coupon boEds $50,
Nos. 6Ol 10 $50, both inclusive; 500, Nos.
2,5Ol to $500, both inclusive; $500, Nos
9,7Ol to $1,000 both inclusive; $1,000,
Nos. 26,OOl to 1880, both inclusivei to-
tai coupons, 81, 100000. Registered bonds
500; y os. SOL 10 l,lOO, both inclusive;
$500, Nos. l,051 to 1000, both Inclusive;
$1,000, Nos. 1901 to 300, both inciu-
siye; 5000, Nos. 1861 to 1900, both in
elusive; $4,000, Nos. 2,l01 to 3,l0O, both
inclusive; total registered bonds, SS,0O0,-
600. Aggregate $lO,OOO,O0O. The prin-
ciple and accrued interest on these bonds
will be paid December 18th, after which
date interest will cease.
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New Jersey Electoral Convention.

TRENTON, September l2.-At the
Democratic electoral convention to-day
Ex-Governor Parker was chosen chair
man and Joel Parker and w. w. Ship
per electors at large.
Senator Bayard of Delaware address
ed the Convention at length and review
ed the issues in the canvass, particularly
the acts of the present administration.
The committee on resoluti ms reported
and the convention approved the plat
form OF the St. Louis rvenLion and
the letters of acceptance OF the nominees
of the national convention. They ratified
the nomination of Tilden and Hendricks
as men unusually fitted to bring about
the reforms the country:so much needs.
No further resolutions were offered and
the convention adjourned.
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OHIO.

so it seems CARL SCHURZ does not
carry the German vote of Ohio in his
pocket after all. The Republican State
Committee over at Columbus have got
out an appeal for help which is truly
heart rending. 1t is sent into every
township and school district in the State,
and shows that they feel their case is a
desperate one. The following is an ex-
tract from it:
"The Democrats will have large gains
in the cities this year from among the
Germans, aud we Republicans must make
up for them IN the country,
or we are lost. Your Town
ship gave Hayes l47 votes last year. 1t
must give him l69 this year to save Ohio.
You will see the necessity for earnest and
faithful work, and we trust to you to do
..
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Woman Suffrage Convention.

BosToN, September l2.-The Woman
Suffrage State Convention to nomina ate
state officers, met to-day and elected Mrs.
Mary A. Livermore, President. There
were 900 delegates present. Speeches
were made by Wendell Phillips and
Lucy Stone.
The Committee on Nominations re,
ported the following candidates: Lieu
tenant Governor, Rev. ID. Z. Eddy; Sec.
retsry of State, D. b. Gurney; Treasurer
and Receiver, Gen. ID. n. Skilings; Audi
tor, j. II. Orne; Attorney General, Orrln
T. Gray, all being prohibltory candidates.
After some discussion as to whether the
several candidates were in favor ot
woman suffrage, the nominations were
ratified.
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WE have still another letter from
Weston telling us all about the joint dis
cussion that took place nearly two weeks
ago, with some things that have occurred
since, but which have already been de
tailed in these columns two or three
times already. The letter is not printed,
because il contains nothing new. We
wish again to impress upon our friends
the Importance of sending us early ac'
counts of events which trsnspire in their
midst, and which they deem of sufficient
importance to send for publication.
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Cleveland Races.

CLEVELAND, o., September II In the
races to-day the 2:25 class, purse $500,
was won by Silversidss, John b. second,
Sleepy John third, Lew Scott fourth;
time 2:2Si, 2.293, 2:2si. In the 2:S5
Gloss, purse S400, five heats were trotted
Gustic taking two, kinsman Boy two
and Star, light one. The race was post.
poned till tomorrow on account OF dark
ness. The races tomorrow are the 2:4O
class and running mile heats.
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PENNSYLVANIA Anniversary.

HARRISBURG, September IL. - The
governor to day issued proclamation
recommending the citizens of Penn
sylvania and defendants of Pennsylvania
residing abroad to observe Thursday,
September 29th, 1876, as holiday and
that they assemble in Philadelphia on
that day to take part in the ceremonies
and assist in making the day memorable
in the annals of the Commonwealth.
The dsy selected will be the one hum
dredth anniversary of the adoption OF
the first constitution Of Pennsylvania
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CHICAGO, September l2.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat lrregu-
lar; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 OH csh;
81 0l@l OF! seller October; ! O2 seller
November; No. 3 92c; rejected 73c. Corn
Dull; No. "A !c cssh; 44IG944tc seller
September, 43Ic seller October; i3!c
seller November; rejected I23c. Oats
In fair demand st lower rates; No. =,
33Ic cash; 33c seller October; 38@)33ic
seller November; rejected 20. Barley
Dull at 6iI@65c. Pork-Ileavy nj
Sl6 SO cash and seller October; sli 20
seller year. Lard-Dull, weak and low
or at $40 90 cash; 80 10 seller October; !;
81 32I seller year Bulk Meats Quiet
and unchanged Whisky-Dull and nom
inal ut 81 0S.
Call Board-Whest-Closcd at 81 O2l
cash or seller September; 81 90. seller
October. Corn-Quiet and firm nj ifc.
cash or September; 43sc seller October.
Oats -Frmer at 33I(q33tc cash or seller
september; 32ic seller October. Pork
Quiet and shade easier st so 81 seller
October; $l4 20 seller year. Lard
Easier at $40 rs seller October; - "a
seller the year.
CrScISSATr, September l2.-Cotton
Firm at l0Ic. flour--Stesdy. Wheat
Dull; red At 9OcfdSl %. Corn-Stc.dy
ut 4G'd,47c. Oas-Dull mt 800 39c Rye
Firm at 56Gd,5Sc. Barlcy-Dull 4 %
(195c. Pork-Easier at 81 O0CAl7 25
Lsrd-DulI; steam l0i@Dllc; kttIe l2C9
l2Bc. Bulk Mcats-Dull; shOr lders nj
7G7i@969lc. Bscon-Dull t7iMystn
IOCa5 5lO.Myl0ic. Whisky-Dull at ii %.
Butter-Dull and nominal.
Hogs-Stesdy; lieht 81 25Cob 30; fair
to good light s. S5CgG 25; heavy ~ 10
625
BALTIMORE. September l2-Plour-
Quiet and Unchanged Whcat-Activo;
PennsylvanIa red 81 20to,l 20; amber
l7G,l Is Corn-firmer at b6lCH
56Ic. Osts--Dull at 35Ca3Gc. Rye
Quiet at 55(a,57c. Pork-Steady at sl7 30
GJlS 70. Bulk Meats - Shoulders Tic;
clear ribs 9ic. Lsrt--l2c. Butter
Dull and unchanged. Petroleum Re
find 2Gc bid crude l3c. Whisky-firm
st$[ |
PHILADELPHIA, September l2-Petro
leum-Firmer; refined 27bc; crude l9c
Glover Sesd-At l0c. FlOur-Falrlv
active; Minnesota family 81 G0taG 10.
Wheat-In better demand; red western
s5c6$l O2; amber 81 l7Gl 20 Rye
Al G3GG5c. Confirm; yellow 65hb
Sic; mixed 53(a155c. Os,s--New 80
Ca,44c; old 426yiSc Wbisky-West"rn
81 l2. Butter L nchsnged. Cheese- -
Firm at 9i@IO!O. Egg Steady ~"-t-
at 25G2Gc
NEW YoEK, September l2-Dry Goods
The package trade in domestic. is Ices
active, but prices are firmly maintained.
and agents stocks are light. Prints con-
tinus in brisk demand, and 6rm. Dre,s
ginghams and worstsd dress goods are in
steady request Woolens are moving
steady in small loI, and Asnncls srs 10
fair demand. Silks strong, with al up
ward tendency.
ToLEDo, September l2.-Plo1r-Quict.
Wheat-DuIi; No. 3 white Wabash
81 l6J; No. white Michigan II 10; No.
81 iOI; No. 81 07I amber 81 u; No.
Q 81 o. /; rejected red 95c. COrn-Steady;
high mired, seller October. 49lc; low
mixed 4sts; no grsde ~ tc; damaged 42c,
Osts-DuIl; Michigan held nj S7!c; re
! jected 20c.
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THE STATE Of MAINE.
The following Is the vote of Maine at
all importsnt elections since 1856: =,

In view of the above, Colonel ALEX.
MCCLURE, editor. of the Philadelphia
.imes, an independent journal, said on
the morning of the Maine election:
"The leaders of the two parties vary
as much as ten thousand in their estl-
mates of the result 10 day, but we incline
to the opinion that the Republican ma
jorily can't be less than ten thousand, and
may 60 largely above that figure. Ifit
falls below fifteen thousand it will make
the prairies of Indiana blaze with enthu-
siasm TOR Tilden that will be irresistible"
1t fell much below fifteen thousand, so
we may prepare to withess the gratify-
ing spectacle of the "prairies of Indiana
blazing with enthusiasm for IILDEN'
with irresistible force.
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Negro strikers.

CHARLESTON. S. c., September l2.-
There has been another serious outbreak
among the rice hands on the Combshee,
The laborers who were at work have
been attacked and severely beaten,
Work is altogether stopped and the
rioters refuse to allow the rice
already harvested TO be shipped
to market. Governor Chamberlain has
despatched special officer to the scene
of trouble, who is ordered TO take vigor.
Gus measures to arrest and imprison the
ring leaders.
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south Carolina Republican Con
yenfiOn.

COLUMBIA, September l2.-The State
Republican Convention to nominate
state officers met to day, and Robert
Smalls, colored Congressman, WAS elected
temporary chairman. There are con.
testing delegates from several counties
in opposition TO Chamberlain who are
bitter, but not strong enough to defeat
his nomination for Governor.
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BY TELE GRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, otice Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Yellow Fever.

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-One hundred
and twenty-five cases of yellow fever
have been reported to the board of health
of this city. The worst case was that OF
John Vans, q wealthy business man OF
Savannah, who died at q fashionable
hotel on Broadway; the second being q
sailor who was found sick at sailor S
boarding house. No. 81 Market street.
Mr.. Vans came here from Savannah TO
escape the scourge. A prominent physi-
clan says there is no cause for alarm IS
the season is too far advanced.
SAVANNAH, September l2-lellow
fever interments to day, q.
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Politics I'm Indiana.

LOUISVILLE September l2.-The Dem.
ocrats of New Albany held an enthusias-
tic political meeting tonight. Speeches
were made by Senate Mcdonald
and others. The Republicans of Jetfer-
sonvile were addressed in the afternoon
bv Messrs. Harrison and Bristow. There
was large gathering to hear the
snaa kprs
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Fureilure Factory Burned.

Jamestown, y. Y, September u
A fire this evening destroyed the large
furniture establishment OF Wood x Com
stock, Stellson & Ellis Schildenscher &
Bauer, and h. c. Wsdleigh, and the tub
and pail factory of Seymour & Stillson.
Loss $4,000.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK. September. l2-MosEr-
Closed easy ~ l@ll per cent Prime
mercantile paper 4@56 per cent. The As
sistant Treasurer di,b1rsed $4,000
Customs receipts $4,000 Clesrings
S25.OOOOOO Sterling weak at 4S5i.
GoLD-Opened q. 10 and closed al
l09l. borrowing rate la,2 per cent
Loans were also made fat and at 2 pei
cent. for carrying.
EpyypSuESTs-Stro tronu
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Died.

LAFAYETTE, IND, Sept. l2.-Hon. j.
Purdy, one of the Oldest, weslthiest and
most respected citizens, died suddenly
this afternoon Of apoplexy, IN a room at
the Hygienic Institute. The deceased
will be remembered as the founder Of the
Purdy University, to which lie donsted
$4,000. The time for the funeral has
mot heap fYad
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-13

u,S WM LAWRENCE, the popular
,rs,,e for Congress over the river,
,u,o ". G.. McCooK, addressed fine
n.no.-s,ic meeting at Warrenton, yes
,g.y There was good crowd and
=. ,ss,inr was of the right sort.