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The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10

ciously with the symptoms. Remember
that the slight disorder of to- day may be-
come an obstinate, incurable disease to-
morrow. AS a preventive medicine take
Simmons Liver Regulator, which, by its
mild and beneficial action on the liver,
stomach and spleen, is eminently calculated
to assist Nature in her efforts to re- estab-
!ish a healthy condition. 1t will also re-
move the cause of disease without any of
that prostration which follows the use of
drastic purgatives, or any of the injurious
effects of mineral poisons. G19
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10


Look at our Boots and Shoes before
you buy. McCRERY & BoULDEN.
s8 Mrs. LITZENBERG saves and makes
money by purchasing her goods for Cash.
Her friends and numerous customers save
money by buying from her their Millinery,
Trimming, Notions, Ribbons, and all other
goods kept in tirst-class store. Personal
attention paid to trimming.
sB-A lot of choice Tomatoes 12ll cents
per can, by MCCRERY & BoULDEN.
wide, selling at Sl.75, at T. DRENNEN's.
Mince Meat and Apple Butter, just
received and for sale by the pound at J.
S. RossELL's Il Co.'S, in the " Hollow"
Our % cents Roasted Coffee cannot
be beaten; try it. MCCRERY & BoULDEN.
Fine Black Cashmeres, Colored Me-
rinos, Black and Colored Alpacas, at zero
prices, at MCCRERY Il BoULDEN's.
s#- Largest stock Gents Buck Gloves
and Gauntlets, lined and unlined; Kid and
Cloth Gloves. GLASS FRONT.
sS Try the Lard just received at JOHN
S. RossELL & Co.'s, in the Hollow.
sB-Dress Goods, new Styles at -. to
% cents. T. DRENNEN.
Michigan kersey, best goods for the
money. GLASS FRONT.
sY- Fresh stock of Cranberries at JOHN
S. ROsSELL 4 Co.'S.
eB- Boots and Shoes for low prices. Call
at Il. DRENNEN's.
sB-E Extra stout, whole stock, Winter
Boots, extra quality, cheap. GLASS FRONT.
GY-Visit JOHN S. RossELL & Co.'S, for
Meat and Provisions.
YOur stock of Ladies' and Gents
Merino Underwear is complete. Good
Vest, Soc; good Shirt, 30 cents.
sBThe ladies' will find at Mrs. Mel.
SONS great variety of Fancy Goods suita
BILE for making presents for the coming
Christmas holidays, together with fresh
supply of choice Millinery. Particular at
tention is invited to the latest style of Hat
received this week and sold lower than can
be bought elsewhere.
GB Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear, very
cheap, at MCCRERY IL BOULDENs.
New Patterns in Oil Cloth Rugs.
full line, Floor Oil Cloths and Table Oil
Cloths. GLASS FRONT.
rB Heavy Gloves-Buck. Sheep, Dog
Skin-from the manufacturer, at bottom
prices, at McCRERY 4 BoULDEN's.
GB- Waterproof Paper Carpet.
GLASS FRONT.
Cashmere Suits, selling at prices
that forbid competition, by
MCCRERY 4 BoULDEN.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the subscriber of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court said
county letters OF Administration the personal
Of PHILIP X. ROCKWELL.
late of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned exhibit
the SANE with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 22nd day of October ISIS:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
OF said estate. All persons indebted to said are
requested to make immediate payment 10 tie subscriber
Given under my hand this 9TH day of October 1871
WILLIAM j. JONES
Administrator c. T. A of Philip r. Rothwell, decd.
Trst-REUDEN d. LAMAR, Register.
Oct d lS1E-h,
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Rising Sun Items.
ELECTION INCIDENTS.


A prominent Democratic politician, who
had removed from the county with his fam
lily, one year ago, with the intention Of re-
naming away, but whose name was still
on the registry list for this district, return
ed here and cast his ballot though warned
by the judges that he did SO at his own
risk. He will be presented at the next
Grand Jury. DR.. Worrall lost sirty votes
here and gained eiqht-a sad warning to all
candidates who rely upon an unpopular in
terest for support. II. l. Crothers, Demo
cratic candidate for Commissioners was cut
fifty three votes; and there were nearly
two hundred split tickets in all at these
polls. The vote fell about one hundred
and seventy five short of the registry, the
Republicans, of course, the losers by it.
ON STRIKE.
The men employed by Job Shure, cigar
manufacturer, have struck for higher
wages, better beds and board.
STRONG GAME.
The irrepressible trapper, w. P. Shade
was in town to-day, with mixed stock of
freshly trapped game, consisting of rabbits
opossums and pole cats. The latter com
pletely perfumed the neighborhood.
THE ROADS
are in a miserable condition and it is to be
feared that Winter will close in without the
needed repairs.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10

prominent Democrat called for three cheers
for Maryland, Pennsylvania and Ohio. after
which he proposed three more for the next
President, when a bystander suggested he
had better not count his chickens before
they are hatched. Take it in the whole it
was a Jolly time.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
THOMAS III. RICHEY


JOB BROWN and SARAH p BROWN. his wife WILL
LIAM WILSON and MARY WILSON. his wife :
AMOS WILSON and JOSEPHINE WILSON, his wife:
JOHN +. WILSON and LOUISA b. WILSON, his
wife; HUGH CAMERON and MARTHA d. CAM
ER0N, his wife; THOMAS J. WILSON and AIDE
LINE WILSON. his wife; ROSS ". WILSON and
HANNAH j. lLSON, his wife; RUTH PEARSON
SAMUEL PEARSON and MARY PEARSON. hi,
wife; ROSS D. PEARSON and SARAH JANE PEAR
son, his wife: JACOB PEA RSON and MARY PEAR
son. his wife; MARTHA PEARSON; JOHN PHIL
LIPS and LYDIA PHILLIPS. his wife: PHILIP F.
PEARSON and SARAH PEARSON. his wife SPEN-
GER CHANDLER, Executor of Philip c. Wilson, de-
ceased, and SEPH ". GREGG.
In the Orphans Court for Cecil county. In Equity
October 22nd 1871
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10

SHOPPING BY MAIL. of late years it has
become very popular with ladies residing
at distance from the city, to do all their
shopping by mail. A letter is addressed to
some reliable dry goods house, requesting
samples of the kinds of goods desired
When these arrive, a selection is made, an
order sent, and the goods are at once for
warded at the lowest city prices. Thus
the expense, trouble and fatigue of going
to the city is entirely avoided, and order
ing by mail is quite as satisfactory as pur-
chasing at the counters. The Philadelphia
house that devotes the most careful atten-
tion to this peculiar branch of the dry
goods business, is that of the popular and
reliable one of Strawbridge & Clothier.-
This firm has department organized ex-
pressly for this class of business, and they
assure us that the most prompt and care
full attention will be given to all favoring
them with their orders, or requesting sam
pies.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
ORDER NISI.

NANCY LINTON, hy her husband and next friend
John Lnten,
NANCY REBECCA CAMPBELL.
In the Orphans Court for Cecil county, In Equity.
No. "a Chancery Docket
ORDERED, This 22nd day of October,
" A. D. eighteen hundred and seventy y-seven, that
tile sale made and reported by William 5. Evans Trus-
tee for the sale of the Real Estate mentioned in the
proceedings in the aboveentitled case be ratified
confirmed, unless to the contrary thereof be
shown or before the 10Th day Of December next :
provided copy of this Order be inserted some news
paper printed in Cecil county. "A week for one
month before the 27th day of November next.
The Report states the of sales be s2l2 co.
r. b. JAMAR, Register.
True copy; test, X. b. JAMAR.
oct2', iAII-lm Register.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10

JURY FOR DECEMBER TERM.-The jury
for the December term of the Circuit Court
for this county, which meets on the second
Monday in December next, was drawn by
Judge Stump, OF Saturday last. The fol-
lowing is the list drawn:
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10

IS Miss: A word in your ear. The next
afternoon that you saunter out buy box
of GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR. That ad-
mrable purifier will remove every one of
those pimples which detract so much from
your beauty. Sold by all Druggists.
Thare is Youth in every bottle of Hills
Hair Dye. 20.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

The School Commissioners Of Cecil county will meet
at their Office. in Ekton. for the transaction Of current
School business the SECOND TUESDAY of each
arl every month. JOHN SQUIER.
Nav q 1s7a-.f Sacre,arv
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
RenOvati on, Not PrOstratiOn.

Did any enfeebled human being bee strong
under the operation of powerful cathartcS sal ants
1t is sometimes necessary t. regulate the bowels but
that cannot be done by active pnrgation which eXast>
the vital forces aud good purpose whatever
The only true way to promote health and igor, which
essential regularity of the organic functions is
To nyigorate discipline aud purify the system at tn"
samc time. The extraordinary efficacy of llosteter
Stomach Bitters in of debility or rr"sultrly ui
the organs of Digestion assimilation secretion and dis
charge, is universally admitted Appetite, good dges
ti"n regular habit of body active circulation of th-
blood aud purify of all the animal fluids Induced by
this superb tonic and corrective 1t has equals,
Moreover preventive of chills and fever and other
types of malara disease. To cmigrant and travellers
it is particularly srrsiCeuhic medicinal saegu trd
s# The new Fringing Machines will
fringe silk and all other kinds of dress
goods. This is the only machine of the
kind in the world. Price 81. 90. Send for
circulars. Pleating Machines, Music Ma
chimes, Sewing Machines, or any machine,
at low prices. JOHN WILKINSON,
Ekton, Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
NOTICE.

a = LII persons are warned not to gun,
- trap, or tr"spass in any manner, my Lands in
Elk Neck, us will prosecute one so offending to
the fullest extent of the law. d. MCDANIEL
n B-Parties who gunnel and trespassed on us last
year please max" note of this enforce
the law this year, without any exceptions.
j. L. MCDANIEL
North East, Oct 20, 1s77-iw
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10

ceeded in freeing himself, and then liber-
ated his companions. The faces of the
burglars being masked they could not be
identified by their victims.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10

An ounce of prevention is better
than pound of cure. A dose of DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup will assist your Baby in teeth
ing. and prevent it from being attacked by
Cholera Infantum, Collie, or other diseases
Babies suffer with. % cents.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
NOTICES., DC.
Wanted to Borrow.
Sfhn ON FIRST MORTGAGE.
tDOOO " For further particulars. apply at
o'' I'm THIS OFFICE.

SkIN CURE STANDARDIZATION have
nISElcre, any SKIN DISEASE consult DIR
DlSEaSEIS. VAN DYKE, in person or by letter
Advice free
Office 1910 MOUNT VERNON STREET. pHILA.
DELPHIA. TOct 1- ls---y
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
ORDER NISI.
CHARLES HAROLD

CHAKLES HAKGLD
STEPHEN Il. PAUL AND WIFE and BENJAMIN
INGRAM AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity
No. $50. ID. 3.
nRDERED, This end day of November,
~ isI1. that the sale made and reported by William
j. Jones, Trustee in the abov tiled cause ratified
and confirmed unless to the contrary thereof be
shown or before the 9TH day of January next pro-
vde, copy of this Order he inserted in some news
paper printed in Cecil county once u week for one
month before the 18th day of December next
The Report states the of s1leS be SI15 CO.
A W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy: test, A. W. MITCHELL.
Nov ), lhI.--lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
NOTICE TO GUNNERS,

INtIIes UHIIT III, IItii sTeu At % cents each, 10
stand for one month
A LII persons are hereby warned against
"A trespassing with Dog. Gun, Trap of any kind,
on the premises of the undersigned.
WM. A. PRYOR. Elk Neck
WM. H. PRYOR, do
THOMAS LAKE, do
JOHN 7. DAVIS do
JOHN +. ROACH. do
TIIEo. l.. MARSHALL near Battle Swamp.
CAROLINE HAMMOND, near North East
Oct 20 lS17-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-25
Dissolution OF cO-PARfIllsHIP.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Copertnership heretofore existing hetwsca
WILLIAM c. SMITH aud l.. L. JEwETT, q the
Dolly vasdsn Saloon, Seattle, ". r. = mis- day
N. q NTH.
Aog0R w. III m1S.lv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-22
THE NEWS.
The Telegraph Consolida-
tiOn.
Meeting of the National
Board of Trade.
The IndianS---Grand Con-
ference Proposed.
Depredations Of Kentucky
Moonshiners.
Other Interesting News
Items.
National Board OF Crade.

MILWAUKEE August 2l.-Ghe ninth
annual session Of the National BOsrd 0!
Trade began IN th,s city to day Dele
gates were in attendance from Baltimore,
Boston, Bridgeport, Buffalo, Chicago,
Detroit, Dubuque, Trenton, Newark,
Philadelphia and Portland, and from
the Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange,
Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce, Mil
waukee Chamber OF Commerce, New
York Chamber OF Commerce, New York
Cheap Transportation Association and
the Philadelphia Commercial Association.
Mayor Butler and Cnas Rsy, President
of the Milwaukee Chamber OF Commerce,
delivered the addresses Of welcome
which were responded 10 by President
Fraley. The delegates from tho DOmin-
ION Board OF Trade, were presented and
,orlnal.y welcomed Mr.. Adam Brown,
president Ct the Dominion board, spoke
orlefy in acknowledgment. Fred. Fra
lev. OF the PhiladeIphis board, was unan-
im0usly re.elecLed President, and Chss.
Randolph, OF Chicago, Secretary and
treasurer. A vice presideLt WAS chosen
from each constituent body. Resolutions
we're introduced and LAID over in favor
OF making the Signal Service n separate
bureau OF the War Department, with in.
creased appropriations, and recommend
ing to Congress the abolition OF all duties
On lumber. A resolution submitted by
the Philsdephia Board of Trade, was
,aken up ss follows:
ResoIrcd, That the National Govern
mant should assert and define It's jurls
dlctIon OF the navIgable waters OF our
country, its lakes. rivers, bays and hsr-
Dor.
1t was amended so as TO instruct the
Executive Couucil 10 memorialze Con
gross for the passage Of laws in accord
ance with the spirit of the resolution rs
amended.
The Produce Exchange and importers
and grocers of New York were, on mo-
tion, permitted to withdraw from the
Board.
The recommendation of the Boston
Board, for the removal of disabilities
from the ship building and ship owners
interests of the country was debated and
laId over till tomorrow.
The Board then adjourned till to.mor-
row at 9:3O
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-22
FINANCIAL ANU COMMERCIAL

NEw YORK, Aucu-t u. - MosEr-
Loaned st4o5 per cent during the great.
or par, Of the day, hoL Ia,e In the s1rr-
noon the market wA, -slIeT and tsisrc"-
loaned d, >, aud closed -. z!Cg3 Prime
mercantile paper y. 4t,G1 per cent,
Cu-to,ns recsIpt- saj.2COO The a-s!s-
tart treasure al-bu-sed Sl2OVO
Crearings S9,OOOOpO Sterling weak ~
tusl business a. 4.24. -bor, 49,
GoLD-Opened j.. 100 aud c.ostd "a,
lo4E, With sales in ne interim r, 1854
Borrowing r,te- u /, 3 and per cani
per snnum, sre "a per cont. per diem
the Reakuess a- a,.ri5.;ed to the ~
rate. Tor stes.rg exchange, winch sre
nov close 70 'hs point Sbea gold csr b"
imported 1t a profit.
SiLyER-Al London unchanged; here
.flvar bar sre l22:. green 0scks; li7!,
CoiG silver coin tCst per cent discount
,vyssuL.1-- H go
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-22
The Indian War.

SAN FRANCIsCo, August Il. 1 he
news has Just been received from Spaiiade
Falls dated the 18th, that Gen.
Wheaton's comm ,ui arrived At thsl
pOiut or the 10Th inst, after eight day :
msrch from LewistOwn. distance oI
lO5 miles. The command n camp mum
bers $50 men all tod and about 5O clLl-
zens employees, Leamsters etc. Captains
Hancock, Conrad X Hputingen, Cook,
Mills, Daggett, Daum, Keller, Haines
and Fslk commsnd the companies Ci
second infantry, snd Captain Perry
and Lieutenant ParneIi comps-
MES OF cavalry, Captain Wilkins,
General HOWard's AID, Is here TO assist
Colonel Wilkin., ludlan Inspector, IN
the settlement OF affairs with the Indians
iu this section. Word has been sent "
all the tribes t. collect At this point tor
such purpose. Iuey ara coming in rap
IDLY, and large numbers attended Divine
service in camp yesterday. Mr.. Slmms,
Indian agent from ColvIlle, ten miles
distant. Is present There are expected
to be nearly one hundred chiefs and head
men, representing the following tribes,
present ut the coming council. Lake
Pendarilles, Spokeanes, Covered Aliens,
San POnelsCn and Petiems MetnoWs,
Chalkreus, Ahtlatkas, Moses band Oh
Opke Columbia river Indians and Okan-
agoUs, amounting IN al to SoI
men, women and children, and
abe to furnish 800 warriors. Re
h.t ~. az
The above numbers are obtained from
the chiefs actually present and are some
forty less than the census OF 1871.
There mas been 10 actual outbreak
among these Indians, but since the war
begun there has been manifested un.
esslness among them and many cases 0.
on tneir part Four Nezperces
wore put in the guard house mere this
morning. who are supposed to be con-
Aected with Husn-Hush Grips band
part OF which is with Joseph, and they
Knew something OF the murder OF an OLD
mau named Richie and The robbcrIes
ou Pine creek, which
caused all the settlers IN tina:
vicinity to leave their hines some
weeks ago. They Will be detained
ill it is ascertalned positively whether
they are guilty or not There Is "o
dOupt mat al the Indians II ,hI- sec
ton are and have been IN direct cummu-
nlcatlon with Joseph, and nave been
posted Tor several Gays OF every move
ment OF HOwArd's army, .nd ~ case OF
Joseph5 success. hundreds o: young men
would undoubtedly have joined MIN,
although the old Indians, which have
stock aLd farms IN I'M, country, have
desire to remain IN peace
Much anxiety Is teIt among the settlers
as 70 the result ut the coming conference
they lear in case 1t IS rot satisfactory to
the Indians. aua the troops should leave,
they would have to abandon their homes,
and leave to the savHgcs Ms fine ~ AZ
ricutursl country ~ there Is in Wash
iugton territory.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-22
Wa.hingIOn Items.

WAsHINGToN, August 22.-The report
of the commission on the weIghers and
gaugers OF the New Yo0k Custom House
Is under consideration at the Treasury
Department The commissioners agree
that reorganization Is demanded, and
think II important that the departments
of weIghers and gaugcrs shall each have
practical expert at the head, upon
whom should rest the rep p'nslbllity, and
that each assistant vino, ike the Cnlet,
-hou d be an expert and man ct character
.hou'd be in his turn respOh-,ble for
tuc iabDrcrs to be selected Oy himself
The commission say that under the pres
ent system large number Of United
State, wrighers VINO receive ssla ies Of
$500 per suuum, ana who are assigned
respectively to weighing districts, render
but little if ANY personal service to the
Cover lment.
Cards closely resembling United States
obligations or securities, are 50 trnqu"rtly
used rs m advertising medium by ousI-
ness firms tbst the government fr tie
p otect OH OF the people has determined 10
stop the practice by prosecuting All an
gRged in the werk IN th future.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-22
Canal Celebration.

kEoKUK, August 2l-Arrsugements
for the celebration OF the opening t.
navigation q. the Government cana
scound De- Moines Rapids here to-mor
row are complete Colonel McComb AT
rived mere TO day from Rock Island. AZ
Two o'clock tomorrow p hect OF steam
ere, consisting OF the Montana, Golden
Esgle, Northwestern, Crcke', and 9TH
or. will pass ltrou,b the canal and
locks and return. An excursion tram
oI the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
will also run along the canal during the
passage Of the bOaJ.. On tholr arrival
there will be- speeches, and IN the even
rns reception on the steamer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-22
THE EASTERN WAR.
Russians Admit the Loss Of 10000
Men Before PIeyna,
Fifty thousand Turkish Militia
10 Be Concentrated Near the Scene
of Operations,
W AR Notes.

LOSDOS, AVg. 2l-IAere are lew troops
for the present ~ Drenovs aHd Gahrsyr
A brigade OF the Fourteenth division D.
NJ TernoN4. Reinforcement, re moyGg
south tu strengthen the dalSchm-Hls hold
ing tn passes. Cavalry IS advancing
against Or,mau. BaZar Gourko> deteA!
seems partly 20 have arisen from the
same cause a. tar other Russia re.
verses, viz: tne dividing ot M forces
CoNsrANTISoPLE, August 2l-Sulr-
man Pa-hs t".egraphs tn,t be- has pas, .
through keZ ,uik and occupied the town
Of Schlpks evacuated hy Tue Ru,snu-
LONDON, August ~ FRcrc are ljo,
OOO destitute refugees, MlssU.msns, n
EsN Djunda Tuesdays engagement
before ksr- WAS merely rrcouuoIs
ssucr IN force The Russian, withdrew
in accordance with prosrraugri plar.
The Russian Generals Fabyood Aud H.
drot have arrived NJ Belgrade; $50 Bn.
sdOunIe and NOseltlzki from Montenc-
gro. They were received by Rl-Jg, \
council OF Ministers w,v allerwSrd held.
lasting I'LL tour ~ tho m,rujug. lbu
conclusions are not known 1t l. be-
nry.d tpst bstors Ion,, Servjs VIII tax
mart m ina war \ Moscow commute.
s.Lod Sorvis IN 4, 40 and b., .H.r,t ,.
She p n.ents to aid her win money
Vienna August [l'--H s'''''n" '''"
ple special says that the Porte haS or
.'rrl 5'''.',, IN" 'l"u''dlS'' '1hy'"NH''.h "'
o"VOO miiitlS OF 'hes,''hd 'Ias NI Adr'
''"P''' co'lS M" Quo" p''nl "'N' '"'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-22

MANY o. our country exchanges are
tl'y apoiog'zirg Tor the irregulsrity Of
'ae'r issues the past two or three weeks,
cscs,.onei they say, by the non-srrlvsl
o. iae.- : Patent OGt,idos. This delay
"a ~o,.l caused when the Adams TX.
pres, company withdrew their business
a.ors .ue B. * O. K. K. and lis
O'Sls-'s, and bc.ore the iat,er had per-
'7o'ed system OF running an
LIf'es. bushes, in ueu OF the
cd ole. Though the ditiicuItyis ended
'o' .ar present / may occur again, and
10 avoid l. permanently we suggest 10
'-f T--sl friends to execute all the work
d home. To employ little more labor
A-a eep.s and distribute it IL tue i'm
mediate v.o.nity OF their patronage
-'sa d !ae type be old and worn and me
'-f.e'oL looks little blurred and
'7'- j. is ,sr better - hsye 1t thus
VIZ 81 :ae local news, bright and fresh,
'-'a % nave aslt the paper taken up
Wa 4lack ad,, stale, foreign and uD-
'''@''e mater. ltmskes one more IN
-7PsAdent, improves the paper, gives It
"a7 and Influence. On the other hsnd
I''2'ag IS more common than to have
''-- Que sneer at the journal that runs
'FHiea. Outside" and we don't much
'A'"' him for the concern thst hasn't
'~s'gy and pluck enough to publish q
''' ~ome-made paper had better throw
: '-e spouge and wait until times get
,'''s' and the county.grows in wealth
A2l 2opu.s.ion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-22
raj. BAN hS.

I.el l,.. 5.tween the banks and the
9..y a.s ,-.- Vel the amount of capital
rs,luvI o.. MIN suc what they claim to
.,.. -y, when began at the COM
4-r cmr.. of the sitting of the Bosrd OF
3 zev'r a.d appeals, look now to
ys ,r way OF settlement. The
Bos.. --,- Ihe banks permission
30 ,ank- -un,her OF second re-
Arl w ash, which would
be nns,lered oy them as final
Yes, Jay being the day hxei by the
Bos 3. the banks sent in their returns
sTcep: two and they probably I'D so be-
IRE .4e day expired The II hand
20 ums shows the returns by -ae Dank
0:5ce. The centre column ths: Of the
assets. and the night hand coUmu the
lAJIta. stock Of each b4nk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-22

WHILE wa do not doubt for mo-
nan, hut that the returns above as CIV en-
~ the bank officers, are strictly and le-
,,lIv correct, At the same time we
MES. oar inability to understand IN
Ma. light some Of the banks consider
.,sir loans and discounts. They are not
# , Dsture 10 be readily converted lnte
,,esnbscks or bonds, and II the said
,,,,, have their funds invested 10 any
c-nt II that class Of psper. such a'
,,. in the shape OF notes ard mort
,gvs, ought it not to be considered a
,-, of the bank sssetLs2 Ii so, what is
n the way o, liabilities that offsets
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