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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-14
More Trouble Tor Grants Friends

Now comes a rumor that Mr.. Mull,u,
the favorite architect of tn. adminlstra.
ton, is TO be Indicted for lis completely
in some frauds in st. LOUIS. This Is an
other of the especial friends Of Grant IN
trouble. What strange fatality has tal-
len upon the friends Of the President!
Bsbcock, Belknap, Shepherd and now
Mullett; and yet no one thinks that the
President had any hand in the transac-
,ions for which these persons lave fallen
into trouble. Why is it, then. that no
one OF his friends could warn him OF these
associstions2 That MuIett business was
on its face fraud. Why should any one
MAJ. and he not an officer of the govern
ment with due responsibility, be allowed
to spend millions upon millions OF the
government money without any cheek
whatever1 Why should Boss Shepherd
be the favori,e plumber and BsbcocS
have four or five offices rolled into one!
Why should Robson be allowed to throw
hundreds Of thousands of dnllars into the
pockets of a Jersey crony like "LiJe
Cattell2 Yet these things have been done
for seven years, and the President has
never prevented them. When the life OF
Grsht comes to be written these questions
will be among the most difficult to an
swer-N. y. Herald
SoNE FEEr.-On Wednesday last We
were shown . shoe for colored boy aged
10 who lives near town, by John K. Ryan
i Go. which Is ahead OF anything YET.
The shoe is No. Is, and measures nve
inches across the bottom. Ifanyone can
beat this, We will gladly hear from them
-Weston Democrat.
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Supplied with all kinds of Books, Checks;
Drafts, &c.
Merchants lester Heads, Bill
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COFFEE.

Our stock is complete and prices very
low for
Good,
Prime.
Choice,
Rio and Java.
TINaLE j. lSHAM.
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TEAS.

This branch Of our business has for
some years been substantially on the In.
crease, owing TO the care Wa bes,ow 10
buying our stock, and long experience
in handling TEAS, which,enables US 10
ulier the trade
Young Hyson,
Hysons,
GuDpowders,
1mperisls.
Dolongs,
Somebody's,
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Terms, by Mail, In Advance.

DAILY RlQIsTER-
one year ;,--....-ss 90 Three monthsu " "
TRI-WEEKLF REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
H,J "a Saturday.
One copy Xrs;H % one sSg 'l,s 9 %os'0 %
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TOBACCOS.
Navy lbs.
Halbrook's Monitor, Louisville
Locker. Virginia Dare,
Jlb Boom, Cable Roll.
Navy l.8s.
Jib Boom Louisville,
Old Reliable, Nectar,
Andrew Jackson.
las and los.
Andrew jackson, Planter Chew
Universal.
Gold Charm, Jeweled Bar.
Beau Monde, Patrick Henry,
sunny South, MillDers,
1tIboIh, Venus,
Inch in Csddies, Fig Leaf IN Drum..
Bright lbs.
Rose Lump, victori..
Peytou Grsvelsy.
smoking.
+ O. Il, !. d lbs., Good Enough u
Army d Navy t., Scrap i,
Tom & Jerry ts, Joker l..
Old Six Twist.
With the above extensive variety oil
brands and large stock Of Tobacco, We
invite all who buy these goods 70 consult
their own interest BY giving Us . call.
TINGLE 4 lsHAA.
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OF all grades al less prices and OF better
qualities than can be bought IN any house
IA the city. We will match any Eastern
house in price and quality.
TiNGLk & IsHAM.
, 1876-11-11

WALLA WALLA Wharf.-The Wal
Ia WaIla wheat problem is as easy OF
solution rs that 2x2-4 but the spec
ulaiOrs IN feed stutis do 10 intend that
it shall be 50 easily solved if they can
help it. When Walla WalIa farmers
hnd the Columbia river closed this
winter, two or three months with ice
preventing shipments of wheat from
Portland, then wlll they begin to real
lze what the -4S'Orida has told them
50 frequently There is ten cents per
bnsheI IN favor of the producer who
mas his wheat in Astoria. This is a
plain fact that cannot be disputed
Wheat atiOat OF in store at Astoria. is
always on a pa-with wheat afiuat or
IN store in San Francisco aud San Fran
cisco prices are always ten cents per
bushel in advance of Portland prices
lhis being the fact, and it being fur,
ther the fact that no vessel of more
ihan sixteen feet draft can WHOLLY
load at Portland, what do farmers ey
pect by making Portland their depot :
Vessels can load at Astoria any day in
'Ae year, to twenty twJ feet, and no
obstacles are in the way of arrivals
and departures 10 and from sea. II
W ALA Walla men want the top prices
they had better take advantage Of
Astoria docks TO store their surplus
crop.-4StoriqH.
, 1876-11-11

HOPE FOR MExIC0.-There seems TO
be 4 strong conviction among these
best informed about the situation in
Mexico that peace will speedily be re.
established. Insurgent sympathizers
are rapidly decreasing in number, and
trains are again running regularly on
the Mexico and Vera Cruz Railroad.
1t is An evidence of the prospects OF
peace and safety TO all that Hon. J
w Foster. United States Minister to
Mexico, has sailed from New Orleans
with his wife 10 his post after a Sum-
mer's leave of absence. Mr.. Alfred
BablOt, editor and proprietor of the
Federalista of the city of Mexico, who
has recently arrived in Philadelphia
as Special Commissioner, reports his
belief that the revolution will shortly
end, as the Government possesses
abundant means for It's suppression.
Whether President Lerdo has received
from the Mexican Congress or not the
extension of his extraordinary powers
asked for Until May next, is not stated,
but II is probable he has. Mr.. Bablot
alsJ comes as representative of the
Associated Press of Mexico, which
desires the daily exchange of tele-
grsphic service between the two re
pnblics, via Matamoros and Browns.
vile.
, 1876-11-11
(;entaur
litter trom a PosiIg"s',s.l

"ANroo, III, nrr- /, lS7i.
" Ne<-rs J. T. Gos- & Co.
My W.ie has :Cr 0ue time been q terrible ,gs-
terrr from Eh- uIuatI>u. SEe lI> ui-l many Ily-
sIcianS AMI many r-me!rS. lrr only Tim. glph
has given her ryri Is IeItdur Iir.,neui. am -
iCcel 10 s-iy this las cured !rr ana Z, M. ,li I
can IL extend l., Sla " H. EING ~
THIS l. Fl s.FnPl" of many is.I~1ul r'srl, mas r.
Ca.vsd, Of Wnp' Ttul ours effected by tie CeutIur
Iirimenf Tn. ingredients Ot Ills aitrl are pub
llShed around each hotte Il cout1IuS Witch lialrl.
Mentha Arnict Rock OIL, CaTlO,ia, AMI ingredients
hitherto little known Il Is anindI>putaie art tlt
the Centaur LinImsHt Is performing mGe rurS Of
dwellings, Stiff JOINTS, Erup ions, rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Cakel Breasts Lnck-pW, &c
than all other LiDimeDts, EmbrDcatl0Us Extrac'-,
OintmrntS. and PiasteTs now IN use
For ToOthaci.e, Earache, Weak Back, Iteh, AMI
CutaDeOus EruptioEs 1t Is admirable. II cures buTrs
and s,ztlis without 4 scar Extracts poison ion
bites and Stiugs, and heals fTu>'S-lTrrs AMI chi
blains, in short time No family en- afford % te
without the CentaUr Linimert white wrapper.
The CcDiaur E.ininIe:Ii, yellow wrapper, !
adapted TO the Tough SEIu muscles AMI Sh 0i th-
animal creation. is effects uI.n severe es-s oi
Spawn, Swe-Iy Nind Gall, Eiy Head ami Pol
Evil. are E.iie les than malvsL1ns.
Me>srs. J. Mcclure u Co, Drurgisists, cor. LIN
and Front SITS, Cincinnati, o., say;
" In our neightOIhOOi a number Of tssmsters are
using the Centaur Iiniment. They pronounce u
superior TO anything they have ever used- We 81!
rs high four TO five dozen 1ottles PER month ID
these Transfers"
We have thousands of similar testimonials.
For WOunls, calls, Scratches, Ring bone, &e-'
and for Screw Norm IN Sheep, II has No rival fsi-
mrs, Livery-men and Stuck-raiS-rs, have N thi'
Liniment a remedy which i worth hundred ul'ta
its cost
IaBra,ory Of J. b. RosE Co.
rs 5m+ 46 DEY 81, NEE YoEh.
, 1876-11-11

CREDIT DowN.-H. W. Stanton, former
mayor of Lewiston, writes US that The credit
of that town is so low down that it is &" i'm
Si6le TO sell city scrip at any price" Com
sidering that the town owes .his ofiire S27 30,
this is rather bad news-W. ". Statesman.
We are told by Dr. Stanton that city
scrip for the above claim was long ago sent 10
the STATESMAN office. Our city government
was organized a. the most simple form under
which We could srcure patent TO the land
upon which the city Is built This Object,
has been attained. II was attended with
some considerable expense. But the fault has
been that our people have attempted TO ran a
city government upon the voluntary con'ri-
bntion1 Of its eitizenas discriminating taxes
upon the lot bolders and upon jawbJne, rather
Than by a jndicious levy of tax upon all
property boiders. Hence as the STATESMAN
says our " credit is down" If we do moth
ing more we had better tax our ciiizrns aud
pay off our ci'y scrip which has been isancd
aud all our Indebtedness, and then if thought
advisable abandon our city organic ation-
LelCiStOn Tdler.
The scrip was never sent to the STATESMAN
office. but the money came TO hand this week
and so the claim is satisfi-d.
, 1876-11-11

AT LAST AN ARMISTiCE.-Turkeyh has ac-
cepted the armisiine, sutjrct to lis prolouga-
tion if circumstances should so require. 1t
has been predicted that she would arrive at
this conclusion ultimately. Her object in
seeking delay was to vanquish the Servians
that she might obtain better terms. This
policy Of procrasiinatiop has been brought to
an abrupt termination by the hostile attitude
of Russia, which fixed the date of accep-
tance by menace which it was not prudent
for Turkey TO disregard. The war against
Turkey was being sustained partially by
Russian volunteers, and the ablest Officers OF
the Serviau army were derived from the same
quarter The death roll in their ranks has
been out of all proportion 10 what it should
have been, owing to the cowardice of the
S.rV ian troops. Russia having accepted the
English plan, it is said, will press nego'ia'
tons on the basis they propose A conference
will be held by the great pnwers, to which
Turkey is to be admitted, and if, during the
| suspension of bosiilitirs, the conference can
arrange a treaty satisfactory to all parties
the dreaded European war, which appeared
imminent, will have been avoided. The
question of such "a settlement is all-impOrtant
and the only difficulty will be to make it ac'
| cep:abe to the beiligereuts.
, 1876-11-11

Missouri ToB.CCo CROP-The St. Lonis
RtpadiiaRl congratulates the farmers of that
State on having aeenred this year ore of he
best tobacco crops, if not the very best, ever
cut in that State. It is also believed to be
the largest that has been harvested in five
year,. Tobacco paid good prices the last year
and the same rates are maintained ct present.
Tobacco and hogs, says the journal referred
to, brought to Missouri farmers nearly all the
money they have made for two years. and.
under the stimulus of good prices, tobacco IS
now produced for sale in half the counties
of the State
, 1876-11-11
Administrators a sale.
The Domestic SeWinq Machine,

Come gather around, one and all, old and young,
While l sing you song that you never heard snng
OF the " SorsELEss LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC:
You viii find II perfect gem
Beside dong all your pl tin sewing,
You can fell aud gather and hem,
And do tie most wonderful tuekirS,
And ennbI oder such beautiful flowers;
The sound Of this LITTLE DOMESTIC
80 like Music IN fairy bowers
What pleasure to every lady
To stIt b ON heT rutfies and curves;
1t quie,s the frrtful baby,
And sOOthes the inyald'S nerves.
1t brings joy TO the tired husband,
And smoOthes out the frOWn on his face
To see his wife in her neatly made wrapper
Making coffee with charming grace.
Then, don't listen TO babb ing peldleIs,
But speedily turn them out,
Or they II buzz till you buy n useless machine
Before you know what You re about
And they will tell you 50 blandly,
Should you have the misfortune TO break her,
You can get II repaired f.r "A trife
At the shop OF c. SCHUMACHER
If you break or dull your NEEDLES.
At the very same pace Won will find
Needles OF all descril tiUns
OF every and kind:
80 II ausnt goes aDiss, remember to take her
On the south 81 e OF Main street to e. ScHUSiAoHER
Now We promise 10 keep in good order
For any number of years,
Free OF charge, the LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC,
81 for that you need have no ears
And, now ladies', call and inspect It.
For It's merits you never eaa guess;
Buy the SOIsELEss LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC
And show the good sense you possess
The SoIsELEss Domestic with the Grover & Baker
You VIII md at the Store Of G. SCHUMACHER.
i7-lm
, 1876-11-11

THy OCroBER FLOUR AND WHEAT EXFoEIs. The
wheat movement last month has been the most active
in thc history of the pTt. There sixty Car.es
saipp-i, Gygreyating 100 O00 tons sides 60JO
tons -four, the whole valued at IS. .500, 900 70 ae-
oonplsh this II necessary tc dispatch two ships
su-S have taken wider scope than usual including
the Equivalent OF one to Australia, two u Calao,
two 20 Belfast, two 10 Falmouth, ole 70 Marseilles
five 20 Antwerp, four to Queenstown, twenty-five 70
Cork, and tweutyone Liverpool direct. These for
CtllaO were loaded at MOntery and Wilmington The
annexed vessels were dispatched by twentyne differ
eat parties. Eleven Of the cargUes were shipped by
BIlfour, Guthrie Co, SIX by FaIkner, Bell * Co..
SIX by " Ten Bosch, SIX by star Il Co, four by j.
W. Campbell four by Ammon, CaspaIi 4 Co., three
by Rogers, Meyer & Co, three 10y Henry Lund, two
by I. j, EimuDdson, two by J. C. Merul 81 Co., and
one the Grangers' Business Association. The guam
tity OF r)ur shipped TO foreign ports during the
month WAS o., l60 barrels, valued at S2s4 315-S T.
BulefiH
, 1876-11-11

HUMAN VOICE EY TELEGRAPH "A novel
adoption Of telegraphy has recently been de-
velop=d in Bcsfon. IL Is q newly discovered
process of telephony, or of sending the voice
or o. her snnnd great distance, invented by
Graham B,ll, IA natural.z-d American. of
Scottish bir'h. In experiments mentioned by
Boston journals, Telephones OF rubber Of mem
branous character were placed at the exiremi-
ties Of a common ont Of door telegraph wire in
Boston aud Cambridge, Two miles apart, when
ar'iculaie conversation took place through the
wire, the sounds b-ing communicated quite
loud and inteligibe, the words being as
clearly heard at this distance of two miles as
if spoken through speaking ruhe. \ saiir-
ical writ-r in the Cincinnati Times, who is
always making me ludicrous Remark about
the loud voice OF the ex- Governor OF his
State, says that "if the human voice is thus
u be transmitted by telegraph, Bill Allen
should be employed ae head operator On the
line with China"
, 1876-11-11
WOOL, MARKET.

BOsroS, OctOber 2S.-WoOl active and very strung
Stocks are rapidly disappearing and holders are in-
different about selling. Ohio and Pennsylvania al
been IN active demand, and very full prices W. re Oh
tanned; SAILS 3g5 Goa ils., including Ohio xxx
Pennsy,V ,Vania, So; XX Ohio, Asa &C.: Y 0Iio and
Pennsylvania, i0TI6c; No. !, JOai2e; Michigan
and isconsin in demand; Michigan S5a Zoe; Wis
cOnsin, So gi0c. Desirable lots very II m Sales
$4,000 Us. CoTnbing and delaine in steady demand
and full prices Sales lSl 900 Ds at 45lc inclull.
ing fine deaine and gOOl averaging lo's of eombin
choice selections 5ia55e. California in demand but
fail feeces come forward slowly and meet with reaIy
sales At ISt25 There l. very little dong in spring
the stock being about exhausted sales, 5SI 800 MS
Pulled has been IN better dem1ni and prices are firm;
sales 2lS,000 pounds super Y $50 iOc choice East
eTn and VI tine super. - l$G44.
BosroS, November lst.-WoOl is in good demand,
and prices well sustained Xxx sold 400, 46c; Wis
cOnSn and Michigan, 3sa Zoe; eonhing and Aelai e,
i5,%5lc California in good demand fall lG5t2Jc.
There Is very little spring In market and transac-
tons are limitd in pulled. Little done in super
and y sold al 3ai0e, with sales of some choice lots
of Eastern and Maine super at 42645c
, 1876-11-11

AUSTRIA AND GERMAyY.-There are
hard words between the Austrian and
Germany press that seems to have a
peculiar significance just now. In the
United States the press, as we know
by the capital experience of the civil
war, has dangerous capacity for the
excitement OF the public mind and for
putting the disputes and differences of
sections In sucn position Is TO make
compromise impossible. 1t was the
infammatOry Southern newspapers
more than any other single force in the
country which made it necessary that
the settlement of sectional differences
should occur on the battle field. This
power of the newspapers TO put into a
hostile attitude populations that pre-
viOusly only differed i'll opinion is with
us a consequence of the absolute free
dom of the press. But, strangely
enough, the press seems TO possess the
same power in Europe, and there it is
a consequence Of It's trammelled con
dition. Thus the structures Of the
Austrian press on Germany's attitude
excites the sub jecis of this criticism,
because, as the Austrian government
has the full authority 20 prevent such
publications, the fact that it does not
prevent them will be regarded i'll Ger
many as an evidence that The opinions
are not merely these of the journalists
but of the government. In Australia
the same view will be taken of the
German answers, waich will certainly
not be less than the Austrian criti-
ciSms.
, 1876-11-11

STATE FATR SUsfMARY.-The financial affairs of the
late State Fair have Just teen wound up, and the
Agricultural Society is found TO have taken in about
go 600. The number Of entries exceeded those of
any previous year. while the amount received at the
gate was considerably less The premiums awarded
amounted TO nearly s9s00 this includes premiums On
aces. Numb-r of gold medals awarded 4, SILVER g.
bronze &C. diplomas l6. Sn cial premium on hops
ofsie ed by a San Francisco firm o. There Was also
special premium offered by Wick for the largest and
best varieties of cut flowers, which amounted TO $40
in ALL About $3.50 were expended upon that heterO-
aeneous derartrnent called the /" Miscellaneous -
which was composed of all the os ends which iad
no name or place elsewhere Although the attenl-
ance was rot so large usual the State Fair OF Ss
is regarded in every resp CT entire success and
under the management of the officers for the coming
year the Agricultural Society has assurance OF
future prosperity, exceeding that of the past.
Salem Statesman.
, 1876-11-11

RELIGIOUS NUTICE.-Rev. r. c. 0slesby
will hold the first quarterly meeting of the
II. L Church South, for the conference year
OF 1867, in the United Brethren church.
OF this city, on November 18th and 18th. f.
w d Mays will preach at the same place ut
II 4. NJ aud 6 : p. NJ, 10 morrow Sunday
, 1876-11-11

A young lady at Forest Grove a
few days ago tried to settle a love
atfnr by taking strychnine, but in
stead OF settling that, she unsettled
her stomach-or rAti er the physician
did, wh'n he plunged his pump down
Der threat.
, 1876-11-11

Thirty thousand dollars worth of
property was destroyed at Chester,
Pa, by fire, on the 4lh instant.
, 1876-11-11

French FEELING AGAINST GERMANY.
Perhaps it would not be altogether
fair to attribute the recent manifes-
tations of hostility 10 Wagner's music,
at a French concert, to hatred for the
country he represents, though there
can be no doubt that the latter senti-
ment had something TO do with II.
The school of music of which the dis
tiugu shed composer is the head has
always been 'caviare TO the general
and even the triumph attendant upon
the performance of his Trio!ogy has
not closed the mouths of those adverse
critics who refuse 10 see any genuine
art in his productions. Wagner more
over has never been popular with The
French, who do not appreciate the
productions of his school, and whose
taste in music is under all circumstan>
ces radically different from that of
their Teutonic neighbors. Neverthe-
less it is highly probable that in his
sing Herr Wagner's death march the
Partisan amateurs felt that they we're
getting a small instalment of that
reUanche for which they are supposed
TO pant SO srdently, and in especial
were recording their indignant pro
test against the German Emperor
recent observation that Wagner had
founded distinciively German school.
Whatever the motive of the display
of hostility, however, it must be ad-
mitted that it was equally silly and in
bad taste, and that such exhibitions of
spleen and fury are calculated to make
the iudicious grieve.
, 1876-11-11

The democratic clubs of Chicago
had grand torch light procession On
the 4Ih inst.
, 1876-11-11

The democrats of Memphis had q
grand demonstration on the 4th inst.
, 1876-11-11
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Posfoface, st alla walla, walla
Walla county, Washington Territory. Nov. 4, 1876.
Adams, IF, Clark, Robert T.
Arnold, Mrs. Elizabeth Dsskill- p, 3
Bramlet, :. HOyt, W
Charities, Fiys Mailer, Bruce
Reynolds Mrs. Dora
Persons calling for the sboye letters will please
q Advertised" c. T S.ITB- P NJ
, 1876-11-11
Pitchers
CastorIa.

Mothers may have rest and their tatIes ma! a.. =,
health, if they VIII Use CtstOria for NInI 49, S.,-'
Worms, FeyeTi~hness, Sore Mouth, CronP q ,L.-, ~
aci Complaints. IL l. ertITely veseiaoe plt'
ton, and contains neither mineral, morPlin5
tier gags Eor STIpeS.
Dr. L DimOch. of Dupont, o. says: .,.-,,s,
% am using CastOTIa in my praetie- Win 'il
signal benefit and happy re- w
THIS Is what every one say Most mrs - -
York city Use the CastOfit. II i Preptr-! %!
]. b Ross L Co. 46 Dry ST., New YOrk, snrr-.-l sn.
u Samuel PItehe II D.
, 1876-11-11

W. d. Hale. E-l., As'oria, Oregon =
Aon are informed thst the 500, 900 for canal
at Cascades Is available Col. Wilson bss
been ordered 10 send IN project Work will b
commenced at once. J. ID. CAMERON.
Secretary of War
, 1876-11-11
lo aDyEgIi<ER>.

The Walls Walia SrsrTssihN has ! much larger
circulation tlau any other paper puhishta I'd l.ie
Tsrrit.ry ~ Washington, and hence oilers superior
;i,c.,ns,.s . =, adysrti,ers ,gi.p would reach the
very best class of paying customers
, 1876-11-11

THE CASCADE CANAL~-As IT had been m.
mored that President Grant had suspended
work on the canal at the Cascades. Mr.. Hare
teiegraPhed to Washington for information
snd in reply received the following telegram.
which speaks for itself.
, 1876-11-11

There We're 81, 20 adm ssicns TO
the Centspnial ep ths 9th.
, 1876-11-11

There were four interments from
yellow fever on the 9Th in Savannah.
, 1876-11-11
e. S. KELLOGG, N. d..
HOMEOPATHIC Physician Il Surgeon

OFFICE FIRST DOOR FROM KIMBALL'S
~ Corner Main and Third streets Residence >tine
House, Walla WalIa
80 othee honrs, l! 10 p A. "; To- 7. N; 6 TO s
IN the evening. fS--f
, 1876-11-11

HoN. LAFAYETTE LANE is defeated
for Congress. The people OF Oregon
seem 10 have repugnance to electing
any man TO Congress second time.
1t is now seventeen years since the ad-
mission Of Oregon as State, and dug
inc the whole of that time she has
never elected man second time TO
Congress. We had hoped that Mr.,
L ne would prove an exception to the
rule, but he is ordered to step aside
AMI a new man takes his place. We
hope that the change will not prove
injurious to the interests of the State
Mr.. Lane had served the people well
and deserved the compliment of re,
election.
, 1876-11-11
TO the PubloC

HAVING REVOKED the POHER OF ATTOR,
II NEI made by Ine and my wife ANN DRNNEY
to H. PARKER, the publie Is hereby notified not 10
transaet any business with the SAID II. PARKER
touching any property, debts Or credits, in which
we, or either OF Us, have any interest, ss no such
TRANSACTION viii b recognizei by Us or either of us
TIMOTHY P DESNEY
hAILA NALLa, Nov. End, 1876. iS-2w