davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
Sale of the Quiqg HOMESTEAD
IN PURSUANCE OF THE WILL "
i James Quigg, deceased, l will, on
A u |. a 4.

IN PURSUANCE OF THE WILL "
J. James Quigg, deceased, l will, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ., ls7s,
At 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the front door Of 'b,
Court House OF Ohio county, sell nj pot
auction, the fol owing escribed pr0psEy
that Is 10 say: all that certain parte
ground situate on Quincy street thof
Fourteenth street.l and which II the a.
half OF lot numbered two (2j In sIDa''
numbered twenty-five en- In the B'ih7
addition 10 the city of Wheeling. t0ge'hf
with all the appurtenances thereuHi0 -
longing, the same being the Homestead o.
the late James QuiRR.
TERMS OF SALY-Oue.third OF the per
chase money In cash. and the remand
In two installmcntS at FIX and twelve
months, bearing interest from tine oi a.
the defe red installmcnts 10 be secured z.
lien or deed OF trust Oh the property -
sold.
This is one OF the most delightiu.J
located houses In the city, and IN 10 coz
plete order. The property IN also unG'g'
ally well supplied with convenient %
substantial out buildings, and has go.
rear entrance Tor horse ard vehicle. 1h
properly can be examined at any tlm'
upon application. Possession will tegi'c
on the first day oil April next:
w. q. HANDLAS,
Administrator estate James Quigg, dect.
j. &. HERVEY, AuctioneeT.
Janequ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25

PATRONS of first class hotel Justly
consider themselves entitled to COmforta-
bic rooms, q bountiiul bill of fare, and
courteous trostmcnt in the office. All
these, combined with a notable degree CT
elegance throughout, are TO be found st
the Colounade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
FOR SALE.

FINE FARM IN MARSHALL COM
N ~, on Big Grave Greek, one and mlf
mile east of Rosoy's Rock, and adjoining
the r. & o. K. r., containing I35 actes
and SO poles. well i'm proved with
FINE, LARGE DWELLING HOUSE
Stable, Orchard &c: a good well in tle
yard. There Is also some rine Creek Bat
TOM land on IL. Will be sold on FEBKJ-
AIRY 10th, at public sale, between tae
hours of ~ and O'Clock. on the premises.
IL not sooner disposed OF. For terms, DE-
apply 10 A. b. GORDON,
jasiigi On the Premises
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
DIED.

LEIGHTOS-On Tuesday, January -,
1873, ut 1 O'Clock \. NJ, ADDIE, daughter OF
Peter IL. and {. G. Leighton, aged 10 years,
months and 70 days.
This lovely bud so young, so fair,
Called home by early doom,
Just came TO show hoS sweet a flower
In Paradise would bloom.
Funeral from the residence of her pa
rents, corner OF Wood and Thlrty-sixth
streets, Friday afternoon at go o'clock.
Friends of the family are respectfully in
yited to attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.
TAX NOTICE,

ALL PERSONS OWING STATE Az,
n county taxes will be charged inip,z
after thet2Oth inst.
In cases where the taxes for lS-s IA,
not been paid and two years are ovIr,
will proceed 10 collect by legal proc,N, :,
both years which will add consider
costs. Iftax payers desire 10 save ihi,.,
pense they can do SO by making payn.'
at once. GEO. Il. IlNGlF
Ca7 Sheriff OF Ohio Count
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
RUPTURE.

ture should consult DR.. J. A. SIBERIAN,
25s broadway, New York. Send l0c forhis
new book, with Photographic likeneses
of bad cases before and after cure. Beware
of cheats who pretend 10 furnish DR.. Sier-
u ans treatment.
One OF these fellows, a German clerk,
now calling himself Doctor, IS indictedon
complaint OF DR.. =. and awaits trial for
forgery and embeZZ!ement. isi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT O,
i Wheeling.
Henry Carl Ludwig Sick,
VS..

n The MUNICIPAL COURT o.
i Wheeling.
Henry Carl Ludwig Sick,
VS..
Frederick Henry Ernest Sick and o,h,n
IN CHASCERY.
BY virtue OF a decree entered by ns
Municipal Court of Wheeling, Ia the aeoy,
entitled cause on the 2lst day OF D.crr.
Der, 1877, the undersigned, who was a.
pointed a special com m issioner for tl,.
purpose, will sell, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q, lSS
Commencing at l0 o'clock A. NJ, at pot /,
auction at the front door OF the Cor
House OF Ohio county, the following d.,
cribed real estate, lying and being silull
In the city OF Wheeling, county Of VI.
and state of West Virginia, to:wit: 4,
south one-half of lot numbered iUUf
81 Lare numbered fifteen (l5D, as dcsiEua
eel on the plat Of that part or said c,y d
Wheeling called South Wheeling, rs
the Eighth ward, and being situate on d,
east ssde OF Eon street, between ThrJ
sixth and ThiIty-seyunth street. Then
erected on said let "A two story brick dg,,
Ing house, stable and other buildings
TERMS Oh SALE-Dne-halt cash, an a
much more ms the purchaser may be v
Ing To pay; the balance In one year, vii
Interest from day OF sale, the puIchas
giving his bond therefor, and the tile
the property Ia be retained until the psr
chase money shall have been paid In 70
X. q. BAKR
iaSi Special CommlSl0Ld
j. &. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
Stockholders Meetinu

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TN
stockholders OF the Citizens RslIv
Company, Tor the Election OF Five Din,
tors, ard such other business rs NAV
their opinion require their action, vii \
held at the room OF the Board of Edu,,
ton, No. 1915 Market street, Crarg,
block, NJ 2 O'Clock 4. ", on \ luglr
January 70, 1878.
al2WSi VAN Ii. HALL, Ser
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS.

A 7 A SLIGHT ADVANCE ABOW
"A printed cards. We have made n.
rangementS with one OF the best Philads
phia Engravers by which We can furnis,
Visiting Cards, Wedding Invitations, Cd
al very low prices. One pack (j0) Visitin,
Cards Sl.J0. samples may he seen at
STANTON & DAVENPORT-S.
ja2S II Twelfth street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
VEGETHWE E.

SOUTH SALEM, MASS, Nov. Il, lE76.
Mr.. II. K. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I have been troubled with
Scroiula, Canker and Liver Complaint for
three years. Nothing ever did me any
good until commenced using the VICE
TINE. / am now getting along first ate,
and still using the NEGETINE. ! con-
slider there is nothing equal 10 IL for Iuch
complaints. Can heartily recommend il
TO everybody. Yours truly,
MRS. LIZZIE ". PACKARD
No. 10 Lagrsge ST., South Salem, Mass
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
SAVE MONEY.

IF YOU WISH TO SUBSCRIBE FOE
i one or more OF the popular periodic,
OF the day call on the undersigned ard
save thereby. These are furnished sUs
scribers either slngiy or ia clubs. at pg,
fishers lowest rates.
&. III. QUIMBY,
Ianl0 NO. lfli MARKET 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
FRESH TEAS.

300 packages Gunpowder, Imperial
Young HysOn, Oolong, English Breakfast
and Souchong Teas, In store and Tor gal g
at low figures. NJ. REILLY.
ly9 and 1911 Main Street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

EroR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
IL weakness, Lost Manhood, and all az
orders br~U- 40 on by Indiscretion or BIZ
cess. .1y druggist has the ingredients
Address - DR.. JACQUES CO-
febs5gc Cincinnati, D!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
MEATS AND LARD.

Sugar Cured CanvaSsed Hams, Sugar
Cured Canvassed Shoulders, Sugar Cured
Breaks Bacon, Plain Shoulders, Clear
Sides, Sugar Cured Dried Beet, fresh from
smoke. house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in tierces, bar
rels, hall barrels, kegs and pains, all at
lowest market rates. NJ. REILLY,
1919 and hi Main Street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
Go on Board the Steamer Hudson

And stop your expense and
find Speed, Safety and Com lsasszszksSsls
fort cOmbind.
For Pomeroy, Huntington, Gallipolis,
BIZ Sandy, Ironton, Portsmouth, Mays.
vile, Ripley and Cincinnati. ,
VIM. NJ. List, Master, c. d. List, Clerk, will
leave for the above on Saturday, Janu-
ary 2Gth, nj 3 o'clock p. NJ, sharp.
Freight received at the Old Reliable Wharf
Boat until hour OF departure, by
las G. II. BOOTH Il SON, Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
CAROLINA RICE.

50 tierces received direct from Charles.
ton, In store and for sale by
II. REILLY,
1879 and 1871 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25
FISH.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS

SUGAR aud MOLASSES. Just received,
a lot OF strictly prime New Orleans sugar
and Aoiasses, which are offered 10 the
trade al low figures N. REILLY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-02


N"'' IL Is something 10 '"I''N "' ~ mere
III TINS h'Sn perch Oh h'i'e' '''"' ''''S SAINT
sea mas oe'h pouring I'N o"t'"I''I'' u I'l
stretching S"f1-"a'e' upon t"e shore since
lIhle' whose oe9lhlih3 we can htilicr trace
h'r compartments hrSt kept inc Se"S'l'' ana
h"ted the rising OF tile stars H"HS byron Ill
MS "otlo-N'l""h ApoSIroP"c ~ '"t ''c''l''
4' "T',rN no Wr,n 3 on tal4' 2/'re L[o,
.,I. ..., ...1,
,..l.:.,...1, ,.,l.,;,..;,.,, ..ri,,,,,
,:....7
n
,I.|, -
g. =. l.....
.,,.,nr.. .I., ,,..,, !; +l, ,.,,,.l.1.,.,+
,t ;Il..:. l..
......1,.I ,..,..;..;,,,. 8 .I,,,,
..1,;+.. ,,,<7.-,,..3 ,,;t1,
- :
y,
'''''''' ''o'' win '''.'0
'7'
~,
-
''' -.
~,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-02


breezy air They come sailing past my VIII
dow like 50 many vagrant globules of the ''as-
piring blood Of some ambitious Lancaster.
while the poor hawkerlooks aghast and by wild
gcsticulaions lets me know unseen Of him)
that he docs with sturdy ychemcncc damn
his luck past all redemption.
All me, lomder winds long. melancholy
line of funeral carriages, headed direct for
Lone Mountain, whose great wooden cross
stands in horrid relief against the simmcring
air. And this reminds me to look at the
great towering house on Mob Hill, never to be
seen or set foot in by its builder; for Mark
Hopkins is dead, dead as any pauper, and
worked to death as any slave might be-
But yet the sun shines bright and CHEEKY;
1t takes but a minute for the funeral to march
out of sight; and all the merry street is alive
with gayety and happiness and that blessed
industry that kills dull care and robs the sick
bed and the grave of their claims upon our
too prolonged attention. And this is charm
ing city set i'll the midst of charming world
"a world fuller of gIee and content and the
keen relish of happiness than any msanthrope
will ever know of.
Now as if to wind up this pageant, along
comes solitary wagon, bound about with
lettered drilling, the same setting forth that
tonight at Platts Hall may be experienced
grand unnaskin@ of Tempcrance Hypocrites,
by Col. j. Harrington and wife, VIII these
/ L. I I l.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-02
EDITORIAL CHIT-CUAT.
APRIL =. 1878

>rM LNGrrI>G At THE BAY WINn"w
~ rnE =. H., FLOOR ;, March 80. - i
Ne I<rruIu: My very Dear Sir: 1t is as
hard to start ones letter when the sensation
liz Of addressing So vast concourse as the
1auitwdinous readers of the MORNING
NrpflL /, like that which suddenly causes
the tongue Of the young orator to 60 dry
MOON coming face to face with his audience,
a~ IT Is for the lean and haggard horses of a
street car to start the same on its upgrade
career along a hill-asccnding street i'll San
Francisco There is as much virtue i'll the
successful launching of letter as there is in
the first going of ship to the joyous waves,
.3- the down -gurgling and genial effusiveness
+ mes first matutinal egg and-sherry.
And this reminds me to say that have dis
covered, III vicarious way, that there is an
Improvement upon an old adage, duly to be
u,tcd by the faithful scribe, thuswisc, as fol
lows. The way Of the Transgl cssor is easy;
hur the path leading up out of his trans
erasaons is hard. CThcre is a reflective mood
suhilccut to hay window and its influences
which is unt to be ignored nor undervalucd.)
Nvath.d in many stout flannel, your
~ouulnmg Shepherd visited the strand the
,,rl. day.. We went 10y way Of the great new
Pork and ~uulrd the on-coming salt sea gales
from afu. The youngest member of the party
Was a9+u,liShcd at what lie finally saw: for he
nal never haIa ,iebt Of old oceans gray and
Iueoncholr waste before, He was much IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-18
KING HuMRERr.s KsCaPE.
An Attempt TO AssassInnte Him while He W As
Entering Naples In state.

Naples, Nov. 17.-As King Humbert was
entering this city in state to-day poorly
clad man attempted to nssassinato him
with a ponard Signor Carroll. Chief OF the
Ministry. who was in the carriage with tho
King. laid hands on tho man. who wounded
him in the thigh. The King drew his sword
and struck the assassin, who was Immediately
The popular indignation Is Intense, and the
demonstrations OF loyalty are unbounded. The
ASSASSIN Is ~ years old and by occupation Il
cook. He says he belongs to no society, but be-
ing poor, nourishcd hatred toward the King.
HONE, Nov. 1.-THE following account OF tho
attempt on tho Kings life has been received
bera: Tho King and Quoon arrived in
Enthusiastically received by immense crowds.
Several persons in tho Strada Carbonara pre-
sented n petition 10 their MaIcsties. A man at
this moment rushed upon the King with u
dagger, and succeeded in inticting q
scratch upon his left arm and slightly
wounding Sgnor CairOl in the left thigh. The
King displayed great cOolncss. and struck tho
nssassin ON the head with his sword. SignOr
Carroll soi2cd him by tho hair. Tho assassin
Queen and thoir son, who were IN tho carriage
with the King displayed much courage. Tho
assassin name is Giovanni PRssanantO. llo
says ne does not like Kings"
Fifty thousand persons, with nags and bands
OF music. urc assembled ON tho Curso. at
Rome. Tonight. 70 manifest thcir joy sin
tho escape oi the King, Another dcmoustra-
ton has been made before the house ol
the Slndic. Tho crowds everywhere demand
prompt Justice. The Austrian embassy Ia III
Illuminated, and tho crowd cheered tho AmDds-
bttlOr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-18
MR. MURPHY'S TRIUMPH.
The sherin's once, for the First Time, In tho
Hands OF Temperance Men.

A flne-looklng young man, with blue eyes
and a yellow moustache. attended tho Murphy
meeting on Friday last. He listened to the fifty
dollar temperance appeals with breathless in
terost. He heard the pathetic stories with q
heaving breast and fearful eyes and the sweet
singing OF the Wilson's threw him into ecstacy
All in the house were invited TO come forward
and Sign the pledge. With much emotion tho
young man with blue eyes and yellow moustache
took his place among the raw recruits. He was
ex-Deputy Daniel L. Finn OF the Sherifr's office.
n political power among the seventeen voters Of
the Third Ward.
That same afternoon he appeared in the Sher-
iffs office. wearing blue ribbon. He met with
an affecting reception. Old John bennett who
was induced to sign tho pledge twenty years
ago by the Hon. BENJAMIN Wood. shook him
warmly by the hand, and urged him to hold out
TO the end. Major William II. Quincy, Wash
fearful eyes. and counsellod moderation. That
old temperance reformer. Charles Cooper. who
past twenty years. pressed his hand with con-
yulsive energy. and said that he was ready TO
Reyes IN who SSGS are S to have drank no
ne% hat and IShe% a fsiq pdSSoH the ram
6adse HS ihscrbed oV& which R9t that "esm stern
"oid' Alcohol h Howis." Deputy Egan. Who. i
Is said. stays under water longer than any other
man in the Sherirs office. sang:
Sparkling and bright in Its liquid light,
and Rufus Dodge and John Carroll distilled
tears OF Joy. The terrible Aaron Aarons feel
ing himself out OF place. ran to n neRhboring
lager beer saloon and was followed by John
McKeon. For the first time In the history Of
New York the Sherin's office was left In the sole
possession OF the advocates OF temperance.
Sheriff Reilly was absent.
Mr.. Finn wont "ut Of tho office at 4P. NJ. On
Saturday afternoon he stood behind his bar
in Park row, flinging gin cocktails from tum-
bier to lumber. and spinning steaming hot
wiskcys to his customers. The blue ribbon was
pinned to n large mirror behind him.
thought you had taken the pledge" said
the writer.
" But why are you selling rum ?" was the next
question.
" / sell rum to oblige my customers" b" was the
answer took the pledge for my own pro-
lection. aud mean TO keep II. Let other men
follow my example and they'll be all right.
Every tub must stand on its own bottom. MUIR
ply stands on his. and stand on mine. We arc
both following n legitimate business. | intend
to take care Of mine ns long rs II pays. and he
will do the same. Won't YOU have something
before you so 2
Tho polite offcr was declined with thanks. A
minute Aitcrward the blue badge dropped into
n glass OF whiskey. and the reporter left the
nne-lOOking man with blue eyes and yellow
moustache busily fishing 1t out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-18
UNFIT FOK WORSHIP.
HededicRtinG n Church Because Secular Songs
had Bsen Sung Therein.

The only church ediAco in Arlington. New
Jersey Is that OF the Methodist Episcopal denomination.
Persons OF all denominations contributed toward its
struenon The EpiscOpaans Of the town Lately began to
Agtate the question OF building church edince and
ranged concert In the Methodist Church, AMER tho
concert the pastor at the Meth udlst church Mr. Crawford
declared from the pulpit that the church hat been de
Grated BY the SINGING Of secular songs and must be u
dedicated before services were ashin held there lie ac
cordngly called upon the trustees 20 step forward and
assist him IN redcdicAung the cdince Nut the trustees
did not respond and the pastor performed the rrdrdica
tory act unaded. After the Amen squire fcket ar9se
and said that he nothing in the concert tn when he
could object and nasmurh as Pastor trAWioris words
reflected upon HIM trustee he would resign his trustee
ship The trustees IN the week and deciied not 20
spread the scandal by asitanon Consequently y wss
dialect performances " Dutch and IRISH comedians
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-18
o'LE1Rr's FoRMIDABLE RITAL.
The Discouragements Under which CamPanh
Heat the Champions Time.

BRipGEPoRT, Nov. Napoleon Campana
had no training for the feat In pedcstrianism
that he accomplished except such as no had
got from walking and running over tho hilly
Connecticut roads mt irregular intervals and
which probably did him more harm than good.
Besides. It is believed that hc had not for
long time before his six days walk regular
and nourishing meals. This is attributed
partly to his own wlfulness partly to his mode
OF life the was fruit vendcrl. and partly to his
poverty. He is a temperance man. Folks say
that he il queer in his ways. While no was
making his weary roun ls on his eNtrnvugantly
oblong track labOut l5SXlO fectl he WAS always
ready TO stop and argue with man or boy whom
he overheard tutoring crtlclsm 10 had no
companions in the fruit vending business.
Elisha Hubbcll. who claims 70 be the first man
to put faith in CAmpanns ability, occupied him
self with the pccunary arrangements, Cam
pRna's own experience was derived only from
comparatively short walks aud runs against
two competitors; smith. tho Indian and - the
Chicago pet During tho first Ave days he
would not allow any ono 10 walk with him. and
whom his two frisnds ltrainersl on the last day
insisted on taking turns in walking with him.
II Is very doubtful whether their presence on
the narrow track made narrower all tho WAY by
the throng that pressed In upon II, was not a
positive disadvantage 10 him. Most ot the time
on Saturday one OF his arms was held up in IN
unnatural position TO fend on the spectators
The ceiling ofthe hall WAS so low and the attend
ance so large that the atmosphere was bad.
As To the proof that Campana actually went
the distance claimed Tor him, 1t rests primarily
on the declaration OF tho Judge, Charles Fox. a
BrldiEeport insurance agent a large part Of
absence, and especially during the first part of
the walk, the score was kept by persons se-
lected from the spectators.
OLeary began to walk in London at O'Clock
A. NJ. on March lS. 1873 and was to stop at 10
NJ. on March 2S He. IN fact. quit the track. .
two laps OF the course in 1879 hours and 10 min
ntes; Campana went 52l miles and "a feet in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-18
SILVER. PAPER. AND sHEEPSKIM
And Now they Propose 60 Reduce the Value
OF tho Gold Dollar.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l7.-BucKner, Springer
and other Congressman who have reached here
men altogether in favor OF silver and half in
favor Of the grecnback. are very emphatic in
expressing themselves on the recent action Of
tho New York banks in regard to silver. Both
tho Congressman mentioned and number Of
others from the West have had to fight in their
the stump that sheep skins would make good
currency II they had the Government fiat. The
strength these extreme mon showed makes sill
yer Congressman feel that the position taken by
tho banks gives them capital opportunity to
show that they nre opposed To the money power.
and intend To have no triiiing With the popular
will. If they are not in favor of " flat cur
rency. Tho talk Of thesr men shows that this
view Of the question will be mad" much Of. and
II evidently gives the silver men a strength they
did not expect 10 have and would not have had
without this action. Tho agitation, too, takes
the dangerous form OF proposing 10 reduce the
gold dollar SO rs to make 1t equal with the silver
dollar, shave OF eleven cents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-18
UNSETTLED EASTERN QUESTIONS.
The Greek Frontier Line and RusslA's Evac-
untion OF KoumnnIn.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 17.--Nine regi-
ments OF Russian cavalry have arrived at
Adrianople. Relative to the Greek frontier. the
Turkish Council OF Ministers ultimately
alopied the view in favor Of the frontier line
on Thossay as recommended by the Congress.
but only favored the cession Of quarter Of
Epirus, excluding Jannina. II is said that the
Sultan has assured the French Ambassador Of
his adhesion to this rectiicaton.
Tho ROumanian Minister has informed the
Porte that the Russians demand as n condition
for evacunting Roumania. the right to occupy
and iortiiy kus,endle and other strategical
points in the Dohrudln, and TO maintain mill
tary road through ROumAnia.
ST PETERSBURG. Nov Ill Is stated on good
authority that the Russian papers have been
advised 10 moderate their language against the
fOrelgn pOMrrs