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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10
LAVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, November S.-The DrOrers'
Journal reports hog receipts 1900 head;
shipments 5000 head. Receipts 10000
head. Packers bought freely at 3 SOFA
3 80, being l0@l5c lower; choice heavy
s. GO63 ~; light s. 3OG3 IS; closed
strong at lOGl5c higher
Cattle - Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments 2,4Oj head. Shipping steady and
in fair demand at - 30(d4 IL; butchers
firm and active; stockers steady; western
dull and lower; Texans quiet but steady.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; ship
ments 80 head. Market quiet and
weak at s. 6O(63 So
Tho Otrilya hos anlal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10

CARPETS, oil cloths, window shades,
&c; a fine assortment for sale cheap for
cash, at Geo. q. ROth's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10

Mr.. w. S. HUTCHINs is now in New
York city buying holiday goods. He
will have the choice articles-the
dainties Of the season TO offer in q few
DAYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10
TAKE NOTICE.
ALEXANDER BONE, SIR.

~ ENERAL BUSINESS AND REAL EsTATE
T" AGENT.
Merchants and Manufacturer Books opened
examined and closed. Estates settled, Note.
Book Accounts aud Rents Collected.
Collections promptly RENTED, and all bust
ness correspondence conhdentislly attended %.
Send by postal card for Circular and References.
spl0 l20l MCCoLLocH ST.. WHEELING. W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10

ALL Sheet Music at half price, at
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10
A Gard.
Editor Of the Register.

Editor of the Register.
We, the undersigned citizens and tax
PAYERS, living for a long time in the inn
mediate vicinity of our city prison, hav-
inc heard so much about the superin-
tency and about the coming election, We
feel ii our duty as citizens to say q few
words in regard to the manner in which
it is carried on at present under the
careful supervisor of Superintendent
Stanley. In the first place the institu-
ton is kept more clean and orderly than
was every known before, and IN regard
to economy, the prisoners are kept as
cheap and well as they possibly could be.
And we, rs citizens and taxpayers, hope
that our City Council will not overlook
these matters on the night OF the cleo
ton, and hope that Superintendent
Stanley will be reinstated for the next
two years, for we see no reason what
ever for any change,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10

FULDAER KIRSGEss Lunch this morn
ing and evening, at Charles K. Behler's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10

ELEGANT Piano Covers very cheap at
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10
Cincinnati

CINcINNA1I, November S.-iOgs-
Dull and prices a shade lower; common
81 SOCG3 35; light 8 1908 G5; pack
ing 81 5OG3 20; butchers 8 zoos 80.
Receipts 200 head; shipments none.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10

REMEMBER the date, November 18th,
TO Chicago and back, for 500, via b. x
q. K. X.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10

Go with the Panhandle Excursion to
Chicago, November 18th. No change OF
cars. Fare 500. Train leaves at :
A. NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10

BLACK and cOlored French cashmeres,
all wool, at SOC per yard, at George Il.
ROth's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10

Dress goods very cheap at Geo. 6.
Roth's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10

SHAwLs Just received; another full
line, aud selling them as cheap as ever.
G.. @. Roth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10
River News.

\ GOOD felt skirt only SOC at Geo. g,
Roth's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10

b. FRANK, Chairman.
G.. WASsEMAN,
w. V. SEARS,
JOIN Hess,
c. f.. MYERS, Committe'.
Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-10
FIRE TALK.

Secretary.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
Gin tapferer Cavalier pcrfannt.

Nls 6reitag Nforgen spiihcn 3 uuo 4
llbr 9Oli3iit Sobn Weeban ieine 9tunoe
madte, traf cl an Der @fe bon Glarfz ulio
~. StraBe einen ilIngen Otann, 9tamens
GbomaS S. Utaber, augeu lbeinlth bohlt
aNf9eregt uno obne &opfbeocdung, Der
auf Die Srage no lein 0ut lei unb mas Ct
iiberbaupt uu1 Die Stunos seS 1agcS id)on
ait Der StraBe tbue, fDlgenbe bctnabe
rilbrenbe 0el6idte er3dblte: @eacn 3
llbr babe er cine iunge Dame, SRI. Quinz
Ian bon einenl Bale in vYurcel5 Sail"
al Der Gde bon Glintonz uno ~. StraBe,
nab 6aule be9leitet. 9us e. nit bcrjclz
ben on 10. StraBe, iipildcu @anaLltrabe
mo Dem Giaouct an9efommen, lei Ct bon
cinem 6aufen bon S iungen Burden ollz
ge9riffcn tporoen, Die ben Geriu6 acnladt
bGtteu, ibm ieine Dame 5u entfiibren. lin
nun oieie AT lhilben, lid lelbit su pertbeiz
DIgen un0 tDenll m09lid lcinc 9[n0reifcr
gu crldreden nib SIT pcrldcu@cu, babe CT
letleH Jtcpolper gejOgcn lno Smei ShuIlc
in Die Suft g%efeuert. Die S6Iile 6attcn
ben crtpiillttcn @rfoI9 9ebabt, uno lcille
NnNngreifcr bis auf Ginen, Oct ibm nit
elmer Bate 5u 9eibe gegaGgen iei, oertriez
bel; aber aud Oielcr babe 0teiBaus gsz
llonln1eu, als er Den. GcDoIDer allf lid
9eri6tet geleDen babe. go melt Die Sc
ihidte. 8oliSilt Uteeban bate Qucs
rubig an9eb0rt, trautc Der SADIE aber aI>
GeniAeinli6 nibt, bcnn er luo ben taptez
rem GauaIier elm, ibm ua6 Der @arrilonz
itraBezS Station 81 foIgeu. Ofabar filgte
lid mtui9 in OaS llnuermeiblid)c, iolgte
uno rubtc BON Den 0ebabten StrapaBen
uno Grlebniiitn anf elmer Sant Don 6ota
III Der Belle aus.
Beitcre Nahforidungen Daben ergeben,
Dap 9~tisnano burb ciren Der S6iiiie pcrs
iDunoet lit. UtcSee fcuut tcincm lciuer
Nngrcifcr. Mnb tpeiB bWl llcbcrfaG iiberz
banpt III tetner 9Scile 81 erflGren. llebriz
gems let beInertt. oaB WicStec ein Bsitbc=
nlllter ut uno li6 cilcS lebr 9ute1 9ture5
ertrtNt. Sielleidt bat Der Ntono Elm sn
l6tcieS @eiidt gema6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
Staot Chicago.
Stir ote sele. III 0nuf 0ountn.

Wtor9cn lit County ySaDt. Son Den
9tcpubIifanern i'm &0noe mirb es gum
9roBcn Gbeil %06bdn3:n, Oh Die Ocfabr, Gin
ocmotrntiihe5 GoHntp Su ipcyOcn, bon
@oOf County ~abDcluenoct iperOen iou.
Nuerotn9s iinb nub in Der StaOt Die NuSz
1tdtcn Guf cilcn rcpublifarilbenSteg giln=
itig, iucnu auh ui6t fiber. Ginc ieOe
rcpublifauiide Stimme lit bon 9tOtbcn,
iDeun Der Sicg errungen peroen l0u.
ytadlteben0 nod cinrlai o03 Gtfet:
Sir GoUutDihnbmcilter
" III. &. SObnOn.
Sir Supcrior1crjdts sJtidter
SioucD SmitD.
SIR GIert Oc5 Superiorgcri6ts
SObn S. Scalp.
Sir QanOmciier
alexander % Olcott.
Sir County, Gommiiidr im Oritten 8e3trt'
OcnrU Is. Scnme.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
WnrnmiSo.c sSrcMneit.

W1it ipel6 wirflih ttaunenerregenber
Trehbeit bas 0icbSNciinbcl bier 5u QSerfe
gcbt, oaDDn gicbt Der nddltcDcuoe Snu
ipieocr ci1eit lprcbenoen UelutiS.
Oils Dorgeitern NbenO Iberr Sans Mat@
tbiioH gal3 gemiitbliO uno Hiht5 Y0ieS
abnenb in ieincr Office go. 332 yBeit Snz
Dianaitrabe iaB, tratcn stpei Dtdnuer ein.
bon benen Der Cine ioiort auf i'm l~o3giug
unD ibn BEL bet 0urgel crioBte, mdbrcllo
Der Nnoere ibm mcbrerc ~fraftige t0icbe III
Da5 0ciidt pericbte uno ibm aus ieincr
8rieftal0e Elm Gal0cnbN6 nit $245 rib.
Gbc iid STANDARDIZATION Don icinemS6red
erbolt bate, iparcn Die beioe1 Nduber pcr=
ihipunoen. Sin g%cipiiisr 0arritp uurDe
gcIterr als elmer Der 3tduDer DerDaftct uno
eripartet in Der gScit Wi0bilon StroBeu
EaltiIe ieinen i%peitercn 4roScB Dor Oeut
&DIiscirtdtcr gSuliD ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03

n% Sdreibcn bes 6crrn Or. G0as. 81.
Maper, BennS Grcet, Ya.: SD bin i0on
lett 3lpei Sabrcn Don Gn9briiltigftit beirns
9eludt, babe idnn icbr Dicle WcDi3inen gez
brau6t, aber feline 6ilfe bcfommen. Or.
Nuguit &0nig'S $ q M b II + g +
3 II it t \ bat mir nun mebr gebolz
fen, ipie alle anberen Otebisinen. SD
bate fcincu Nppctit gum @iicu. Seitbem
i'd ben 1bce gebrau6e, fann i6 eiien uuo
gut l6lafcn. SD ipar lcBtcn QSilter ii6er
bret Otonate b~cttld9erig, gebc II aber
ipiebcr meinen Wel1Gftcu nad.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03

Gin 8eri0t aus benz 0sutI6 Brot.
@aiEnbauie Don SnoianapoIis, SnO.
6crr Gupt. s. &rGuter i0reibt: vUiit
8crgnligen beseuge id, Dap audi mir oas
ct. SafobSsO Del gang nortrcfli6e
0ierite getbai. Nor gerauner Belt Dcys
rcuftc ib meircn red)ten SUB oernrt, onB
trob Nnipeuoun9 pcridicDenerDfittel, feiue
8elerun9 cintrat. Gn0ti0 9cbyaubtc i'll
ct. SatDbs>Scl na0 NorlGri!t IND binz
ncu lpcnigcn SaGen mar DaS ltebel gdnaIib
gcboben. 9oS st. SQfobS Gel Deroient
@mpfe0luu9 !"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
YfMiMmc0iaiNctt

feline Marfti6rcicrei, aber ANAKESIS,
baS 9roBc Observation-Disclosures,
bat Gauicl gebeilt, na0bcm Q8ai0mit'
tel, Salbcu unO aucrlct Giuldmittcl ni6t
angci6lagen Dnttcn. Gs lit ron Ner5ten
aIcr SdUlen 9utgebctBen. g5 lit Cit einz
fadcs nit WteoiSin prGparirte5 @infilbz
rllgSm!ttsI. ipirft ais cin %SSnitrumcnt,
GrmcidungSmitteG unb Webicoment. gcz
ipdDrt iOfnrt 9ilbcrung un0 miro fir ein
uatril9Iides SeilmitteI erfldrt. QrciS
$1.O0. Yrpben fret. Srouco sugeididt
Dnrb P. N~eustaedter & Co., Box 3946,
New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
5at nod) niGtS Don fiG D0ren
IoT1ct.

Die &erponbteu bcs unIGngit 10 pt6bz
lid ucridmunOcncn iun8en QbDOtaten
9Saltcr @oobriN Dabcu nob imnncr tcincn
ftdcrn Nnbalt ilbcr DenQ5erblcib oc5 Ictdtz
linni9cn uno bcr5loien jun9eG Wfannes
9ebOrt. 0tidt bic gcringitc Spur Gcr
8rief bon SSnoianopoliS iDar unGdt) lit
10 tpeit bon oemielbeu gefunoen. 9tab
geraoe tpdre cs an oer3cit, DAP OerS9leier
oes 9%ebeimniiic5 g~eliftct iolroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
Gnseme,mer 3aaren

Nu8erteiner @oareB ls ts:t.
Butter. Sober. 8e;abIs muir Sc %
@25c. fir mittelgute creamery, 26@28c.
fir quite Creamery" mo 3O@32c. iIlr
bic bcltc. Stride bette vSatrp" 25@27c.
redt quite 19(02Oe., mittslmGBi9c bis CUTE
15@16c., gtrlngcre @oarc 12@14c.
ier. -15(@16c.
Spris 100.
Sn 6 inc. "a tt - los.
Sn 8eo1tr 1903.
Sr . q 1t IN o.: 1.1S.
Sn ct. Qout5 1909.
Sn 9te 70 gorf 1.13.
Su YbiIabeIpbtd 1.12.
ed Mi erfett.- 4@5c. pr. Bf6. lit
erobcn Quantttdter.
Gale- 81 "a SIC. per 9fO. in sr.Au.
&artoffeln. vYeahblofuS" 45@
SOC. lit v@arlots". rGarlp Noie" i'll
vGorIots" 36(@4O; im Sleiuen 4@6c meDr.
Nilo. - TeIbbiibner $500 500;
vUtauaros" 5000. rs; flei1te Do. $1.O0
(@1.25; Zeal" $1.40@1.6O, leb. piIOs
Tauben = ons Ousenp; gerupfte =;
6iriGriideu 12@13c. bas Bfo.
ii eflIgcG. - 0Gnie, feb. %
per Ouscno; Yuter leb. 7!(@S4c. Der BIB.
Spring GDtdcnS" flau SIT $1.25(@1.50 fir
tlcinc, 1.5Ot@a.5o fir mittelsroBe II. 1850
800 fir au5geiudtc; alte Qennen $2.750
$500; 6dbne uno @erncn 81 $2.259
2.75 lln6 ate 0dbne 2.25(@2.50 per 0uy.
@ioer. $1.75@2.25 betm 6aI6faB.
Granberrics.-4.5O@6.0O per SaB.
@a6S. Prtlna 8elbes 22c. oaS
9furb.
Sopfen. - Mittelguter 8isconiin
6Opfeu 28@29c., better 30@3Sc.
uSuBe &artoff Ell H." @eltli6e
betln SAB $1.25(@2.O0; SerieD $2.25@
2.75.
SCI enrorr. ,@rtra @rccr Gors
pet Brui5" $40. 1 gu 54@6c., mits
telmdBiges Bis sutes 41(05c.; vSmitDe
& GopcrS" 400. fit SEQ. 1 ui,O 500
4c. fir Jto. ?.
6onig. = 8eiter neuer in @aben gu
12@14c per ID.
NepteI. = inseGncTdIlcr icbr i60ner
9cpfel So. 50@2.7 rs, mitteI9ute l.5O@2.W
Qutc So, OO(02. so.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
&ctmTdttcn asno Uarsnem 1T Woros
MIGtnsft0.

0ieje 96n6erejcn liIb lebr fru6tbar unb
biuig. 6lima urp Moiicr unilbertrefflt6.
9ie Nniicolungen GegrilnDet bon ipeltliNcn
Sarmcrr, bcu6ltern ii0 ieBt leDr raid.
Mcgcu nGberer Beldretbungcn a~orelltre
man HouiS SuQinger, GanbzG omnilz
iiondr llDliG Nlod, 9torbzGlarttr.,
@bicago, ST.. 24mS1S,po
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
Die milocn I0iere in QL9.s

- Die wilbcn G1iere in NLg:s
rten iiuo i'll raider 9Ibnabme bcgriffen.
Die franSolilde 9te8ierunB bcsablt bis sunl
Sctrage bon $40 fir jeoen get0otetcn 90ipeu
ODER Yautbcr lno b~c;lduftg J Dollar fir
jcoen SOota!. SIN ab9elaufeneu Sabre
1873 ,puroen Yrdrntcu be;ablt fir erlegte
SO 20lpcn, 40 N6ipinnen, 8 iunge 00pen,
$50 YantDcr, Is iun9e Bantber, 1912 6pGz
nen lino "A, 7S4 SAafale.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03

- Moctman Sonos lit BON elmer brei>
u0dcntIi6en Jtciic nod Colorado suriidz
sctebrt, ipo CT cine Dorausii9tIi6e 8o>
nausa gefun6en bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
SicDmarft.
NiUooicbmarft

Ser Warft mar bic ISOLDE binbur0 Dor=
tpieqenO flau 9eitimmt oie0aupttdWfer Daz
rem bieit8e Tleil6er; Das @eibdtt fir Den
Often iuuroe DurG Die ungetpiiie 0altuug
bes ytew gorter Warttes ipsicntlid beeins
trddti9t. Die 3ufubren be;iiicrten iiN
auf 26,782 Stut, ge9en 26, 100 StiiG III
Der norbcrgebcnben Modc,
Nprfnnft mIrnfn Il 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
Nemeite 9epei0en.
Sr0nfrciO.

Yaris, 1. GoD.
Ser ganquier 8ii6ofisbeim bat Der
StaatSregierun9 Die @rrtdtung elmer
Stcrntparte III Der gtdbe bon Nissa auf
lcilte Soften, Die auf aHoertbalb OfIIionen
Tranc5 3t oeroni6lagen iiuo. ongcbotcn.
9ariS, /. NoD.
.8rins Serome NapoLeon lit bierber 5uz
rilGgefe6rt.
Don Carlos pir6 in eini9en 8o6en
bier tpieoer eintreffcn, ultb Der @arnun9
Der 9%te9terun8 waDrideinli6 Stednnng
traaer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
Spesial=A n3elgeu.
Cine &drte!

I'm gne, wtIde an ben Totset DON SusenbtHnber.
rerp0ier Sdpd6e, Gnttrdiiiauns, @ertuit Der Ntonuess
trait &c. Icioeu, ieuOe id toitcnirct ein SRecert, Dos Il:
furirt. Sieies qroBe 0etimltteI mMroe pon etneuI Weiis
Iondr in Siioz Amrrita enIoeft. S1idt eth a~Dleiiirtes
Goupert at Rev. sol. X SnuaH. Stotion D, Neus
gort GI!V. 14lon1SI ioI uu0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03

= Ser Hflaitcrfoitcn Ouerin ipirb ON
Gage mad Der gSab[ iclblt elu 8robe5 PFas
iter fir leinc 8unoeI 9%cbraudcu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
Nerfauft tuuroeu II. W.:
ur6l1nitts1e
E6tpeiue.

0ie3ufnbrer bc3ifierten fi6 auf 200, 914
Stltf, gegen 13G, 923 in Der SorDcGe.
Die ytadfraSe Seitcn5 Der Yofler mat
cine 5iemltdl quite, uno pcrldifft tpuroell
1897 Stud 9e9en 3O,345 in Der 0ors
iDoGe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03

paris, L. JC0O.
.Brins Serome Napoleou lit bierber sus
riiGgefebrt.
Don Garlos tpir6 in etnigen Boden
bier tpleoer etntreffcn, ult0 Der Warnull8
Der Jte9terung maDrldetnlth 9tednIng
tragen.
@rOB6ritamniem.
2onoon, 1. Jtor.
Der S6abfansler Sir Stafiorb 9iortb>
cote l1gt in 8eautiportuug clne5 S1reis
betS, in ipel6el ieine Nufnertianfeit auf
Die 9totD i'm iiiopcitli6en Srlauo 9clenft
uro Oas unDersiiglide @tnl6retten Der Ste
9terung ourG 8ei6affung bon Irbeit GEE
toroert Dtr0: Gr DsDauere Die Don benz
ytothltanoe bctroffene 8euOlferuug, fOnne
ocrct Sadie abcr nur al bic Scripaltn1gsz
SebDroe tur Srlauo neriDeilen; ein ults
nlittelbareS @tugreifen Der 9tegtcrung
Ditroe aroBen OtiBbrGu9en bic Sabn ers
Offnen.
Qonbon, l. Non.
Nm /. W2ai unb 1. Nonembcr perOen in
ieoeln Sabre bic Bidder Der Banf bon
Gnglano abgeidloiielI. 9ieie Gage ipcroen
III Der Sanf uuo all Der Wftienb0rle ais
Uelertage betrdhtet, uno IS rubt in oenlels
OtH Oer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
S0u ben Otitglicoern bes Cabinets tpers
ben Die Serbs StaconSfielb, CARES, Sails
burD IND Wtanncrs, Gi5couut Gsanbrpof,
Cir Staiforo 9tortbccte, St. Nibeton GroB,
Srcocrid u. Stanley, Cir Wfidael 0ids
8cad, 8ilIiam $. Snitb, Discount Sau>
bon uno oer 0erSog DDn northumberland
all0 DEM &oro : WtaDorS : 8antet tbeiLs
llebn1e1.
StaIien.
Gom, 1. Sob.
gfdb einein Iangcn @eri6tsoerfabrcn
iDurDcn Garoinalt nto let1e W2aitreIle
9taffacIa Saraceni, Die gSttttDe 0es Gapiz
tins Saooo, tDcgen Der Grnoroung ocS
Gebterel, uno stpar Garoiralt gum Sobc,
bic Soraceni ols 39ciIucbmerin all benz
Scrbre6en gu lebenSwieriger 3ubtbauss
1trafe OcrurtDetlt.
2onbpn, /. NoD.
Die bor einigen Ia9en in etne1n Wager
Der Nlta Stalia= Gtlclbabn ausgeplil1ocr>
ten Qmerifaner ltno lDerr uno Trau Bacon,
nidlt, mic genleloct mar, Beron. @iner Der
9tGu6er lit Derbaftet iDor0cn.
Oric0cmtanO.
Nt1en, 1. Sob.
S0nig @eor9 erflGrte III Der bet Der @rs
0ffuung Der 0eputirtenfammcr gebaltenen
Gbronrebe: Die llntcrbauoluugen stpilhcn
Wricbenlano uub Der Gurfet id)ritten unz
tcr Der Wtitpirfuns Der neutrality-suspicious.
porlp6rtS, uno man erlDartetc, Dap lie gu
eincm fir @riedenlano 9itniti9en NIbihluB
o~elan9en ipiiroeu. Sine frieolihe 00lung
Der Nnaelegeuheit milroe fit beioe Gdlocr
portbeilboit iein, aber I'm oa5 Seer in etz
ncr frissstihtigen Gerfailung gu crbalten.
miBten Die frie9erll6cn Gorbereitungcn
fortgclebt wcrOen, suntal trie9erii6e
StQrfe Bel Der 3legelung Der tptdiclleitigen
YtsicDungcu Der 9iationen Su chamber
idtper III oa5 0eipiht fale.
Der 0cputirteutamnter iperoen auf bas
Seer IND Die 6lotte De3il9lide Gorla9en
gcnla1t Dcr0cn.
NcgOpten.
Yarts, 1. gop.
NUbar Baido tpirb, ua6oem CT Die Grs
loubniB sur Jtiidfebr nad NegDpten crbal<
ten bat, ON rQd)iten Wtittluod Don bier
aDreileu.
Nttr16uicm.
8uforeit, 1. Nou.
9te 0lattern Derri6en bier iebr tart.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03

gor. Sanltas: Samitos.
G6perc Sdweine gum
So o@3.6o 3.45@3.70
2cidtc, DO. unb gum
Gerianbt .......... 3.5003.S0 3.60(03 Is
S0mcine Iir ben Often. 3.7503.90 .3.6503.95
N~prfnuft murhrr :, 81
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9oftor Qtper's 2aboratoriunl, tpelbes
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-11
WEBSTERs OPINION OF CLAY.

Henry j. RaymOLds Diary.
Until Mr.. Clay's acrimonious violence
drove him into the ranks Of the opposition,
Mr., Tyler conducted affairs with dignity
and ability. But he had not been in office
month when Mr., Clay insisted upon an
answer 10 question whether Mr.. Tyler
intended TO run for a second term. And
he pressed it SO pcrtinaciously and with
such violence that Mr.. Tyler said one day,
jocularly, Mr.. Clay, have been 50 much
annoyed by this that believe | shall send
for Mr., Southland, President of the Senate,
and resign at once This con-
WINGED Mr.. Clay that Mr.. Tyler would stand
again, and from that time he denounced
him, and drove him into the opposition,
thus blasting all the fruits Of the Wing vic.
tory of 1870 He would have had the same
difficulty with Gen. Harrison had he lived.
lspoke OF Mr.. Clays pressing for rcnomi-
nation now and express surprise. Mr.,
Webster said John Quincy Adams some
years ago remarked that Mr.. Clay would
be candidate so long as he should receive
nomination from a majority Of the people
in the town of LeXington'-and he be-
lieyed It would prove true. The mere
pleasure Of being talked OF as candi.
date, he said, was positive graft.
tication, which became necessary 10 many
men, and grew stronger with their age,
After all, said he, what will Mr.. Clay leave
tor the future agesl His speeches contain
nothing of permanent value--all relating
TO temporary topics and never discussing
fundamental principles. lie is not amin
strUcted statesman-he knew nothing Of
the matters in that paper we have talked
about; and for what, said he, Will he be re.
membered. For his brilliant, popular, ef-
fectiye e!oQuence, | suggested. Ye,, said
he, but how much has that ayailcd Patrick
Henry; 1t is cphcmeral, traditional, Of
little value TO one, Mr.. Clay, he thought,
had always kept the Wing party sub.
serylent to his personal ambition, and
seemed still disposed 70 do so.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-11
RADICAL RASCALITY IN SOUTHERN
ILLINOIS.

However much the Republicans may
crow over increased majorites in New
York and Pennsylvania, they can only give
horrible croak Of disappointment when
they note how one by one their claws are
made to relinquish their voracious grasp
upon the public crib in other parts of the
country, and particularly here.
Pope county has ever since the close of
the war, been the Republicans Gibralter in
this congressional district Throwing the
blood-stained rag to the breeze, and de-
nouncing twenty-five millions of our fellow
citizens as arch traitors and rebels at heart,
the Republicans of that county gained
complete control Of all county affairs, in
their minutest detail. The party managers
there, as their political brothers at Wash
ington and elsewhere, formed ring for
purposes dishonorable and selfish, of course
This ring, composed Of the sheriff, the com
missionen and county officers generally
connived with monied sharks,to inaugurete
q system Of robbery, such as has only been
equalled by the operations Of their fellow
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-11
ON THE BELLEROPHON.
NAPoLEoN's CAprVITY--sToRY OF A MA
GlNE--DEMEANoR OF THE IMPERIAL
HEAVY SWELL ON sHlPBoARD.

NAPoLE0Ns CAPrIvIIY-sToRY OF A MA
RlNE-DEMEANoR OF THE IMPERIAL
HEAVY SWELL ON sHipBoARD.
Detroit Free Press.
In Fulton county, Ga, there is now liv-
ing an old man who enjoys the distinction
of having guarded the great Napoleon dur
ing his short captivity on the Belerophon,
previous to his departure for st. Helena.
Mr.. Gregg, for that is the name of the old
man, is now So years Of age, but he is still
in the enjoyment Of good health, and his
memory seems to be unimpaired. In the
course Of conversation with the veteran
some time agoa few facts were ELECTED which
will doubtless be of interest to the
many admirers of the French emperor.
Gregg, according to his statement, was
one Of the British marines on the Bellero.
phon After the Emperor Napoleon, OF
Gen. Bonaparte, as he was studiously called
by the officers of the vessel, came on board
and surrendered himself to Capt. Maitland.
claiming the hospitality OF England. he
was assigned cabin and one Of the ma.
rines was always on duty at the door. Thi.
post fell to Gregg's lot number of times
and he soon began to'feel friendly inter.
est in the illustrious prisoner.
How did Bonapsrte look and actl'
asked
"lie was the grandcst looking man ever
saw" replied Gregg. HE had a splendid
mead, dark.brown hair and face like mar.
pie: His eyes were light blue, and when
in high spirits his smile was the sweetest
Imaginable
HE was cheerful at all times, was hes"