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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-13
Stanton Market. j an. IL.
caxREcTED WEEKLY BY P. B HesE.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Jan 6. 1876.-Trfcas
to-day for Beet Cattle ranged as follows: Best Beexes
tsO0a$6 Isl generally rated first quality at D0a$6i
MEDIUM to good Tag q9aty at ssasa w; oaa,nary
erage OF the market to-day 81 SO extreme range Of
prices 30Oa$6 IS Most of the sales from 4,25 70
IS 25 per 100 pounds
Cows.-We quote Mich Cows at s35as45 per head /;
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-We quote Sheep at 4a5sc. per
ID gross Stock Sheep 09a$3 rs per head. Lambs 81
SO Is per head, as to quality.
HoGs.-We quote at s0oaSs IS net.
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. Jan.6--Beef Cattle
S4(O extra $780, Sheep sc Lambs 2.5Oa$4.00 pes
head; Hogs a 80 per leo fbs and Cows and Calves
30aasG
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Jan. e-Sales OF
Cattle 25a6 Sheep to &c. per ID gross; Lands
IS to $500 per head Hogs from as .. Cows and
Calves 25aS60.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-13

Roll OF IIoNoR.-rhe following is the Roll
of Honor of the school ut Oak Grove School
House, which is located one and a-half mitcs
east of Mt. Sidney, of which 8. w. CARRIER
is Principal, for the month ending January
9th, 1876:
Grade A.--Anna r.. CARRIER. Ida E. Moore,
Christina s. CARRIER, Charles Kennedy, Mary
Early, Priscilla E. CARRIER, Melissa N. CARRIER
and Ellen Click.
Grade B.-Fannie Y. CARRIER, Ginnie Early.
Sarah II. Landes, Robers CARRIER, Salome Cline
and Daniel G. Cline.
Eumber of pupils on Roll, 40; average at
tendance, 3l.77; per centagc of attendance, 70.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-13

Liebg's Liquid Extract of Beef and Tonic
lnvigorator means hc1lthaud strength.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-13

} A petition was read from B. B. Donaghe,
stating that a bond issued by the city for sl.s0G
in 1857, payable to VIM. Kinney, for the mar
ket house lot, having been transferred to him
during the war, and asking that it be re-issned,
with date, JAM 1876, and made payable to j..
G. Cochran, to whom it had passed from him,
Referred to finance Committee.
Report OF Superintendent of water works was
presented, and referred back to the water COM
nait.ee.
Mr.. Witt offered resolution to the effect
that the City Engineer be instructed to make
out the accounts against citizens, for improve
naent on Main Street, and proceed to collect as
provided by ordinance.
Adjourned.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-13

A PRESENT TO observation-disclosures. Car
ter Berkeley, r. w Burke, A. Grubert and I.
C. Morton, have forwarded ITO Messrs. Alvin
Adams, of Adams Express, and Chas. 3.
Lancaster, of Boston, two live deer, as pres
ent. During the visit of the Knights Templar
last sumner. these gentlemen were entertain
ed in princely manner by the Bostonians,
and have adopted this method of showing their
appreciation OF the kindness and hospitality
ssshown them. But short time since, Mr.. Cru
bert sent several large turkeys to Boston,
where they were regarded as something extra
ordinary in consequence of their size.
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collect city taxes that are now allowed tie

collect city taxes that are now allowed tile
County Treasurer in collecting county AID
State taxes, came up. After debate, the f.
necessary steps to have the charter amended MS
suggested, which has to be done by act of the
Legislature. The vote stood-Ayes, Evans,
Bagby, Abby, Witt, German, Funkhouser,
Bledsoe. Nays, Burke. Kayser, Fultz.
| On the petition Of Ed. Burke for indemnity
for horse, killed by falling in the creek, time
was asked by the committee, to be further
examined.
! Proposition OF e. Brownold to repair the
Town clock, at a cost Of S35, was accepted
| 30 days allowed for testing it.
Petition of AIRS. NJ. A. Tams referred to
finance committee.
Report Of City Engineer Of work done on
the water works and purchases made by Menu
fee & Jordan, in the month OF De cember, was
presented. showing gross amount to be $35, 552
less 30 per cent, 81. 1lO.5S-and balance Of
$4,516.20, due the contractors, after deductions
of bonds paid.
On motion of Mr.. German, 1t was ordered
that the amount Of s4,5ls.24 be issued in bonds
to the contractors. 80
Mr.. Hudson, overseer OF poor tor Ward No,
2, asked for 1892, expended in the month Of
December, and Geo, Harlan, for Ward No. ],
$9l.90. Allowed.
The report Of the City Treasurer was read
showing receipts for the month Of December
50, l53.46, and discussed $2,030.13, leaving
balance OF 1928 80.
Also showing an exhibit of the Indebtedness
of the city as follows
Six per cent bonds. ......s1l 900
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-13

The Quarterly Conference of the Methodist
I Church, for the station in this city, held on
Thursday night of last week, elected the fol-
lowing persons as Stewards for the next YEAR,
C. w. Hunter A. NJ. Simpson. j. B. Evans,
B. L. Bagby, George Harlan, P. N. Powell.
J. NJ. Carroll. E. Stuart, A. A. ESkri,lge, E.
N. Cushing j. C. Scott, J. NJ. Henkle, G. A..
ArmentroHt, R. Kinsley and J. Hartman.
Maj. J. w. Newton, and j. F. Beard, de-
-clined reelection, and H. Risk resigned his
official relation with the Church. J. B. Evans
was appointed District Steward.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-13

The temperature of the atmosphere changed
very suddenly Oh Monday evening, and BY sew
en- o'clock the wind was giving lss a regular
March serenade, in atuae appropriations North
Pole audience.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-09-13
ANGLICkO.

veteInS mfneni V Anglicku po>
Gina Sc kloniti rozhodna We pro
speech Srbd. We velk6m shromaa>
dsni, ktersf odbSvalo Sc Rock.
dale IA tim deelem, sten list
Johna Brighta, v ktersm pravi :
Kdyby nespolehali Turci ma
pomoc Anglicka, nikdy by Sc ne
byli dopustili takovsch ukrutno-
stf Bulharsku. Anglicko mslo
by sc zfici spoleenosti Tureckem.
Spoleeenstvf to nepotfebne Jest
k nasim zajmam ponizuje mas 9
osfch vsech kfestansktch narodG.
- Gladstone vydal brozHrku niz
pravf ze jest zapotfebi mimo u
konScnf valky V Turecku, pfcdna,
utiniti konec bezvladf, vrazdam a
ukrutno@tem V Bnlharskn; "a
druhe, zamezit moline obnovenf
zbavenfm turecke vlady nadvla-
dy Bosns, Herzegovina a vBul-
harsku. Ia tfeti, obnovit tamito
kroky eest Anglicka. kterif dosa,
Vladimir iednanim teto Ealezito-
str byla pokalena.
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MAHA, NEB., DNE Is. ZAR1 1879.

byl pouEe jen svedkem obnove
nych pokusd o vxeti nAvrsi . lesa.
q dosahnuti vtsin. Nskdy xdAlo
Sc, zc jill sc dafi postup Turkam,
vsak nadeje ty brxy zanikly
pokazd6 Turci $ velikymi strata
m odrazeni. A tax boiovAno al
do polcdnc dne tfetfho. A dosnd
drzeli Sc Srbovs We svSch posta-
venivh, drsud stAl Krusevac ne>
dotknut, paknt tam hostel ne
porusen. K poIednimu xmsn,li
Turci svojf taktiku, neb lepe re-
eeno, plan jejich nzral. ku druhe
hodins nastalo vyxnamne tieho.
Ny, kteffz stall jsme ma vssinach,
natahovali krky piins hledsli
nasfmi dalekohledy. Pojednou
uzfeli jsme znaens posily pfiehA-
yeti bojujfcfm (Turk6m). Getty
posaly Sc obievovati VIC vsech
dzlabinAch vodoucfeh X navrsi. De-
la poeala hroxne hFimati. pachota
ma vsech stranaeh posala postu>
poyati, celou sflou udefcno ma
Srby. ysstfel n vystfelem wy
silan do iesa, ma kazdy vsak stat-
ne odpovidano. yssk vxdor to-
mu pokraeuie Otomsnska armA-
da ku pfedu. vojfnovs klesaji
pod prudkou s,felbou Z lcsa,
vsak soudruzi jcjich Sc na to ne
ohlih a postupujf stale. Must
dobtti rssiny less- Stale tIasi
dale k ptedu isou iipati yrs
chu; dohydou jei 7 Hastavf prud>
ka palba lesa viiaxny poehod
jeiich 7 Nikoliv ! Okraj lesa Jest
stfelha Srb1 z vnitf
okraje umlkava. srhove petinaji
opoustet svoje dkryty dobfe lie
iich della mali dobre postavenf
mohou je v dtaku chranit. Wax
TO pfedce nesas,avi vits.ny pos
chod Turk6, ktcff probshnou les
a ztesou vysiny v jedinsm nabs-
hu. Posledni pokus Srb6. pos
slednf iejich vsstfel pnsek, gem
pokryje Sc mrtvolami turecky ymi,
a pax neozyvaji Sc vice pusky
srbske, pouze jich della dosud
hfimaji pruti postupujfcfm Tur-
kim. Turci postupuii k mss,u,
kdezty Srby yidsu v tisicich na
cest9 Aleksinacke. Bitva Jest
skoneena, masto vxato. della hh
mali ma oslavu vzeti Krusevace n
porAaku Srbn.
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ROcNIK v.
PoIiticks zpravy.

DemokratickS dosud list We
Weston z. yirginie democrat"
prohlasil sc pro Hayese a whse-
lera minuls ssden. "Brooklyn
Argos" n iins demokratieke hsty,
ueInily tax iit drive.
II n. Y. Herald minuls tyden
uvafujic dosavadni volebni kan.
pani tvrdi, fe Tilden zamestkna-
va SO velmi mnoho volebnfm re-
iem, iv podrobnostech, kdezto
Hayes pokoine vysledek oeekava,
nebcra osobne V boji tom ieas.
tcnstvi.
Nektere honetnich demo
kratickSch lista v Missouri posi-
naji psati tom, aby demokraii-
cky kandinat guvernerstvi od-
stoupil q iinS byl nominovan-
Pfislo totiz ma ievo, ze nedavno
cestujic po parniku. byl ozraly a
velmi nepoeestne Sc choval k da-
man.
Tilden ma pfedc jen kfik.
Nema ien odp6rce Sc strany re-
puhlikauske, nybrt I We strans
vlastnf. Jest jests dobfe psme
ii, 10 nominaci jeho odporoval
bo-s Tammany, nastupee Tweeda,
Kelly. Tenkrat vysloyeno Z mno-
ha stran pfesvsdSeni, te cely ten
odpor byl jen ma oko, aby Tilden
byl tim Jisteii nominovan. Tilden,
Aby Sc snad odmenll "a ten cd
por. postaral sc o to aby Kelly
pfisel cello volitelsks tiekety.
To vsak nelfbi SO mnohtm, zvla>
ste nekterfm listhm, ktere byly
pied roxy liberalnimi q hrozi,
te pfestanou TildenA podporovat,
pakli Kelly na volitelske tiekets
ponechAn bude.
Lpravy Vermont oznamujf
republikanskou vetsInu %. 527 IL
sic hlash. COZ jest 3202 vice ne4
bylo roku Is74. v Legislature
bude pos republIkand 81 demo-
kratn. Loni bylo pres so demos
krato. V senAtu budou sami re-
publikani. Loni byl jeden demo
krat.
Volba V Maine dopadlA rox-
hodns We velky prospech republi-
kana. ysech hlasa bylo vrieno
ll3.0S9, nichf rep. Connor OBJ
drkel 63.743 a dem. Talbot s9. 200.
Vetsina rep. tedy jest l4.4i7. v
loni byla vslsina pouze 4.263 a
ziskali tedy letos republikans
l0.1s4.
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srbstt a bulharsti voxkove po~lu-
sni rohu postovskdho poslusnost
tn neodlozili ami toho veeera. Ma
deset mil cesty mezi Alexinacem
Deligradem byla skoro nepfe-
trzitA fada voz6, koSar6, dobytka.
konf pe;fch, utfkaiiefeh ' stas
lem skoro klusu. Bylali costa
hzka brano ntoaista do polf.
Delostfelba trvala dosud, kdyf
isme oponstsli Alexinac, ustAla
vsak. kdya byli isme ma pdl eests
k DeIigradu. Dosahli jane Deli
gradu o 10 hod. a tn dovsds1 jscm
Sc ze veskere ohyvatelstvo opus
stilo Alexinsc. Cerhajev Jest nynf
v Deligradu.
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B4tva u Alox1uace.

o velke bitve u Alexinace tele-
grafoval zvlastnf doplsovatel Ion
dSnske Times" jak nAsicduje:
PouzIv dobre v6le jakaz ievf
Sc K Anglicandm, We spolesnosti
a pod ochranou nekolIka d6stoi>
nikn "Cerveneho kfize" dostaI
jsem Sc al ma boiiste byl svsd-
KEN skoro cele bitvy "a Alexinace,
v patek dne 1. zAti. Boj zapoasl
prave an jsme do Alexinacc dora
zili. Bitva trvala po ia hodin.
Byl to rozbodny boj. ktersz dav>
NO byl oeekAvan, boi o existenci
ma stran9 iedn9 a nadvlAdu ma
stran9 druhe- Prvnf rama vypA-
lena pied nasima osima. p-avs an
Isme 90 ubirali kolem RebovIsty.
male to vesnicky, sest&vajfcf .
nekoIika jon domk6, as dive mile
cd Alexinace. Rama tato vyp6-
lena byla cd bsterie turecks .
vtsin Konse, kterez lexi jiho>
zipadn1 cd AIexinace. Te na.
sledovaly jine. vzdy asi po pil
minute, u same baterie a =
druhe as ! mile dale na sever.
Hned m &c 90 objevili Turci .
hnutf jejich namffeno bylo x to-
mn. ssy zatla1iIi pravS kffdIo
Cerhajeva . pferusili spojenf me-
ri AlexiDacsm a B9lehradem
ByI to podnik odvizny, n,cmSnx
% sdafiI. Po nekolik hodin byla
bitva ponxe sApasem delostfele-
ckym. Udolf kterJmz Turk6m
brAti 20 bylo, aby plan sv6j pro-
vedli, ohrinSno byIo dvSmi s,lnt-
mi bateriemi srbskJmi, proti
mimi chrlen oheh 20 tn baterif
turecktch. Po iii hodiny trval
boj, anil By ktsr& strana dspSchu
siskala- Turci pax sesflili av6
dSlosttslstvo tFsmi jinjmi bateri-
smi. : postapovali ku ptsdu ];
palba nysf byls hrosn&- erbov6
drssd = statss : postsviIi . jsdnu
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TURECKO.
yfdeh, 8. zafi.

Vfdeh, 8. zafi.
Od prohlasenf Anglicka, lie ne
bude Turecko podporovat. kdyby
Rusko xakroeilo, pozfva rakouskS 4
vyslanec v Cafihrads d6vsru, ia
kou drive pozival vyslanec angli-
cky, jehkoz Sc tam oSekavA, he
by Rakousko vystoupilo co sou
pei Ruska : - Porta odepfela ma
presto vyiednavanf pffmeFi,
jest vsak volna yyiednavat o mir.
Cafihrad, Z. zafi.
Novy sultan Abdul Hamid byl
dues opasan meeem OsmaDovsm
IN pfitomnosti vscch ministr6.
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RUSKo.

y Vidne Sc oznamuje dne s. "a
II, te easopis Ruski mir byl ma ri
mesice zastaveD pro pobufujfcf
elanky.
q Berlina Sc telegrafuje, ze po
odepfeni Turecka vyjednkvati o
mir, jest valka mezi Ruskem a
Tureckem nezbytna.
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volebni boj.

Kdyz zahajena letosni volebni
kampane, bylo dmyslu demo-
kratd vesti boj dtosny- Strana
republikAnska mala xahrnovAna
byti vtsitkami, kandidati jeff NELL
strhani byti v prach kal strana
rep. mela vesti pouxc boj obranny.
TAX bylo to vypoeisano cd voie>
vddc6 demokratick5ch. vsak So.
va zahajen boj, sotva sesikovaly
Sc ODE strany X boji, obratii sc
list, q po cclou tu dobu naleza SO
strana demokratickA v obrans.
Kazd6ho dne, podAvaii Sc move a
move nezvratitclna dGkaxy o da-
rebActvf Tildenov9 kazdeho dns
pfichaxf iasnaii ma svstlo, 10 vse
co Tiiderfovi CO opravci hiasano
bylo, CO jak Tilden jednai
cinil bylo napfed vypoetenym
pIAnem, kteremz jill po vice let
pracoval a jeLox koncenf ell byi
stolec presidentskJ. D1kaxy o
darebactvf Tildenovem i-ou TAX
pfesvedeujfci. tax nezvratne, 1e
Sc strana dcmokratick& sotva POI
kousf skutky jeho omIouvati, tim
meme dikazy zvratiti. TAX ku pf.
obvinenf, fe TiIdcn IN sasu horpo-
dafeni Tweedova byl pfedsedou
statnfhc vyboru, &c vedel pod
vodach vsiebntch, ktcra ring
Twecd6v provozovai, ic dovolil
ably jeho imenem rozesslany byly
cirkulaFe, kter6x podvodam vo-
lebnfm msly napomAhas, ze pflji
NAL cd Twceda penfsc k dsclam
voIebnfm, dobte vsda . jakfch
prsmcnd pfichiEeii, . fe po celtch
8 rokd sctrval pfi ringu Tweedo>
WI. . nepoxvedl hlasu sveho prosi
n6mu, al kdyx vidSl, ze vse na
jevs, xe moe ringu xIsm6na. 10
chceli Sc spasit, must sv6 dosavid-
nf kumpany opustit, pax teprvs
neohal xjednati 80 co sdvok1t
proti MIN. Vsecka tato fakta ne
nechaii 20 popFfti, byt .. demo.
kratick6 listy snaxily je omluv,ti.
20 byl prkvnfm rkdcem ringu
Credit Mobilier, ze pro usho w
biral cestu. 10 mn radil jak daleko
mdze jiti, jak mnoho kristi >
pfedc xdstati ' mexfch x&kona, 1e
byl tedy vlastnS dusf ringu toho,
ncch& - prkv3 tax m&Io popFfti.
@ tom, ktsrak chtsl o sobS n
penfze sjsdnati dobrS mfnsnf,
kterak pomocf osnkmkov6ho jed
natelstvf rossitovati nschal sspafs
fy'' psali jsmc sv6ho Sasu. Byl
10 arci sp6sob lacint pSt psiIa
= $3.50, vsak nevydaFilo - to.
Bylo to nxktcr5m demokrAticktn
'Iist6m pfsdc jep velml atlust$" :
lAcin6 puffy neproepsly.
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BULHARSkO.
Iondyn. 4. z,

Londyn, I. zafi.
Dopisovatel Standardu Mise
oznamuje, fe Bulhafi vsech tfid
vstupuii do turecke armady. Pra-
vi Sc he chovaji Sc nepfateIsky k
Srbom proto, jelikoz je povazujI
IA pavodce utrpeni, iichz cd Turs
ki snaseti musiIi.
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SPANELsKo.

Londyn, 5. saFi.
q Madridu sc oznamuje, ze vsem
professionalism kostel6m, skolam
a spolkam nafizeno aby odstra-
neny byly veskere napisy, naxna-
eujfci jejich vfru. Isabella, pry SO
brzy odebere do Pafize, zby tam
zimu stravila.
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ramena feky, kdez utrpelo velke
ztraty. Ma 500 mrtvSch zastalo
ma bojisti asi 1000 SO utopilo
feee. Cernohorci ztratili 800 mr.
tvych / ransnsch.
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esropske Telegramy.
Vdika sr5skd.
Londfn. Z. zarf.

Londyn, 7. zafi.
Dopisovatel Standardu telegra-
fsje Beiehradu, re Turci opano-
vail levg bteh feky Moravy v
pondeli. AIeIInac Jest jejieh
moci a jest opustsnS. Srboye v
Deligradu jsou neschopni pod
niknouti boj po bitve v patck. Do
sly mnoh9 zpravy vrazdach q
Przneni ranenf byli ku strom6m
uvazovAni paIeni zeny prznss
ny. Cesty jsou plny uprchliko.
Vlada ukryva pravy stav veci.
Mezi Turk, u Belehradem nenf
zadnyeh vice pfekazek. - Ministr
Ristit vedl pry stiznosi, re Turci
vypalili SIS vesnic kolem Alexina-
&C a &c nesetfi uzavfeni Janovske
konferenee q stfih na lekafske
vozy eerveneho kfize.
Belehrad, S. zafs.
Srbove dosad drzf Alexinac.
Cerhajev posila tam muzstvo
della z Deligradu- Turci stoji me.
ziAdrayaeem aPetriiovacem, oee
kavajice dsok Horyatoyiee.-Dve
ste a dvaeet rusktch vojina pfiby-
10 sem We tivrtek. Jich pffchod
jest vsznamny, jelikoz dossvid
pouze dastojnici rustf sem pfichk-
zeli.
Bslehrad IL. xif.
Utadni depese pravf. 10 v nede
Ii . pondeli byla svedena strasnk
bitva mezi DeIigradem a Alexi-
naeem. Turci snaziIi Sc poIoziti
most pies Moravu, ktsrSf pokus
80 Jim vsak nezdafil. Posidka
srbska v Alexinaci eta pouss
64o0 muza. Horvatovic . IL 600
null opustil Granada . pFipojil
80 X cerhaievu v Deligradu- v6e-
ra (dne ID vpadli Turkdm sad
jizns cd cuprlje q nastala krvavk
bitva, kterAz trvala Al posd8 do
noci q dnes byla obnovena.
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Nss<iohr. vs ) Ie<isssleA. .. -ps-
iaassnkevina aellspsseA eeAsznse.
kteh 81 Mssse pp. saiz.<s. cAs-
tsk. =. vosiiska. p. Ss.lslkoxs .
Il. Zeiess<. hrzti hs.is "a Nxm<<
pAn W. Alt.EAdt . sie~ v aEass
Jirky-
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velmi ssiim4vt . proxs n.dx5<ns
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-06
A CHANGE DEMANDED.

Rspublicsuism has controlled the conh-
try for sixteen years, and the result is n
situation ior which history furnishes no
parallel Industry is At low ebbi the
country is iu!l of unemployed laborers;
business is prostrste; tsxation excessive;
and mslversation in office the rule, in
place of tho exception. 1t is only since
the democrats obtained msjority in the
house that the tremendous extent of re-
publican frauds has become apparent. 1t
has been shown that almost every repub-
ucsn oficeholder is an official thief.
Everywhere, from Washington to the re-
motest frontiers; from the custom-house
in New Orleans to the revenue offices in
Chicago, republicsnism has been engsg-
cd in bold robbery, in downright swind-
ling. Cabinet ministers, senators, post
masters, collectors, gsugers, or what not,
wherever there has been republican
sfi'cial there has nearly always been
found republican th'ef.
These facts are understood BY the peo-
pie They see that the south isno' paci.
fed, that the currency is still deprecated,
that everywhere are unessiness and alarm
among business men. Seeing these
things, the people will demsnd change
They will SAY: Matters csnuot certainly
I be worse than now, under democratic
rule; they may be better. Give US q
change of administration"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

SPRILEs' SPREE.-lt was 3 o'clock in
the morning when that unfortunate Cen
tire Wheeling man, George Washington
Spriles, was met at the door by his
anxious better half. He said:
"How's fpmily2" and tried to smile,
but his effort was rewarded with All hIc-
cough.
"This is u grand State, amt it?" he ex-
claimed to his wife, as she gently assisted
him in the ear.
"Yes, tits; it will give over thirty
soussn major Gc) ty for iTild'n. Bully
State"
"Where have you beenY"
"Pic Uc) mic. Repeating verses and
re (ic) peating-'
as prqss i sSu Vi H'nGes Gsorgss sse Interrupted .s@
stopped, snatched white object from
q. W's. shoulders, and said in a clear
s,pr.nno voice: "Pic-nics, eh! verses, oh! Z!
Ynn heartless villain, where did this wo-
up,.'s shawl come from? Sayl eh?
":ihoman's wall, (hic). | mean wo-
mans bawll Which woman and he
Strengthened himself up against wash
stand.
"Tbisl Look at it! How did you
come by iL2' AMI her eyes flashed like a
young volcano.
"l didn't buy it, (hic) Mr.. $. Jones
gave il to (hlc) me to keep the damp air
nut. You know I'm n Group subject"
"And this fan; did he give you that
to keep the fan out2" as she
displayed the referred article before her
liege lord.
He ed CHASTITY smile, and said,
'Desr, your SO (hic) inqulsitive. To me
now youll (hic) say you didn't sleep
(bic) sny. and blame it all (hic) on me
Less 90 to bed, and (hic) say no more
abou: It,"
But she did talk and act, too, and Il
w. Spriles will not take the green shsdt
from his left eye for week or TWO. de
is Good Templsr now, and thanks God
that he will not live until the next Gen.
tennial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-06
The West virginia Display at the
worlds Expedition.

From Philadelphia Letter to Cincinnati
Commercially
West Virginia has q creditable build
ing, and 1t is most credltably filled. "For
a small State, it deserves the horns. The
visitor from distance, who perhaps
never beard of West Virginia, is
amazed, while the visitor who knows
all about the State is still more
amazed. That the West Virginia
Legislature should have done so
handsome thing as to appropriate $2O,-
900 to this exhibition is marvel, and
that this sum should have been made
to 20 SO far in getting up display
is another marvel. l ask the editor
to call at the West Virginia building
when he comes here, and see what
that plucky little mountain State has
accomplished. She has the best dis
play of timber specimens of any State;
the best display of mineral waters,
and above ali, she has the best display
of coal of all the rest of the States and
Territories put together. Her building
is Asnked by monuments of coal, stand
ing like sentinels upon each side OF the
graveled walk leading to the building.
There are several solid blocks of coal
eight feet high, showing the thickness OF
the vein. All States that are in the coal
business may take down their signs.
West Virginia at present has the floor.