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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis

RAILwkY.-PAN.HAN R0UTK.
Time table for Fast and West, Nov 8, 1880
Trains leave Pan. Handle Depot, foot OF Eleventh
street, near public landing, daily, except sun.
day as follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
.BeIIaire and Southwestern r. r.
Tina Table W. & {. G. r. r.

~v.Sp AFTER SATURDAY NOVEMBER
Il. 1850, cars on the Wheeling and Eiin
Grove X X. will run 90 follows. Tar vil leave
the city tcorner Market and E.sSslA saeeoI
- uorn hrook's PARK At
National Republican., 1881-12-10
LOCAL MENTION
Yan. CAn Find
You Gan ttnd
an overcoa to suit you at Eiseman Bros, corner OF
Three Dollar. Inye.,ed Probably.


Seventh aud L.
Three Dollars Invested Probably.
A Jolly Alsatlan named Max Schmidt of No. 4i0
West Thirty second street, New York City, keeps q
well patronized saloon-of him the inquisitve In
teryiewer In New York paper reports that feeling
the cares OF providing for his future welfare bur.
den after thirty years struggle in America he
determined TO Invest one dollar In the October 18th
drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery, by send
ing 70 NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, and his
confidence was rewarded with hisgetting for ticket
SeweT NS % AZ the S c6amico Snk mel Sane r ohm m,eT
Dieienbach, of West street, and he had in similar
manner for No. 56,ga9 received $1,000, all for one
OF No 5iif Division street u cigar dealer, who fol
No. 959S had drawn 1905, through Adams Ex.
press Company. The next, 18Th, Grand Semi
on December 18th, under the sole management OF
Generals G. 7 Beaurngard, of Louisiana, and Jubal
A.; Early, Of Virginia, when over half million
the reader may cut II fat. Who knows2
Yon Can Find
a dress suit to please you at Eiseman Bros, cor
ner Seventh and Il.
THE finest display of Xmas goods and cards in
the city is at Frees, street, opposite the Ebbil
House, and Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
You Can Find
business suit TO please you at Biseman Bros.
corner Seventh and Il.
SMOKE the 'Luxury,'. a fine. ten cent cigar, al
MoTeoe's, 1907 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
(wide-op dOorsl
You Can Find
an ulserette TO suit you at Eiseman Bros corner
Seventh and z.
THE JEWEL" and "Deslgnio," 1ye-oent straight
cigars, 1907 Pennsylvania avenue.
RepIenIAIIing
from our duplicate department, third floor Those
IN quest OF clothing for men, youths, OF boys viii
find our assortment us complete now as the early
part Of the season. Eiseman Bros corner O.
Beyenth and f,
REMEDY for that annoying complaint, tn,
Piles has been discovered by DIR, Williams and hi
Indian Ointment has cured the worst cases. Henr,
4 CO., of Cleveland, has this remedy for sale, nj
well as DR.. Fralier's Root BitteTs aud Magic Oint
ment. They eau be obtained from all druggists
A LITTLKGIRL FoUNp--Wonders for Xmas, 42l Oh
Buy your ChfinlmaS books. latiOneTy, cards, &e.
OF MllaiD, Sgyenth street. two doors above II,
A~iAlS. .toe1,2s
TAo Bledd BathR.
1OIkiah. knadAn, and sulphur Baths, 0O3 !
direct oE5Y aus-clasa bath Ia the ety,
TKl kASatst G..Sh RsiSe1 paid for dresses ant
National Republican., 1881-12-10
Handkerchief Department.

Ladies', mems, and children's hem
stitched and printed, and embroidered
Handkerehiefs. In Lace Handkerchiefs,
elk Handkerchief, and Silk Mufiiers we
yhow many choice designs.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
Corset Department.

Sixty styles, including "Bassett's
Corded Corset the Comfort Corset"
The celebrated Curative Corset" Werly,
2. D., c. P, &c.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
JeWelry Department.

All novelties in Combs, Bangles, Lace
Pins, Scarf Pins, Eardrops, &C., received
rs soon as produced.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
Glove Department.

We keep full assortment of the Tre-
fOusse, Duclere, st. James, Mousque-
taire, &c.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
Lace Department.

Mother Hubbard Collars, Embroidered
Collars, Lace Ties, Lace Fichus, black
and white Spanish scarfs, &C., at low
prices.
National Republican., 1881-12-10

Umbrella Department.

Silk, Alpaca, and GinGham; all quail
ties ard prices, including the "Sweeps
The Deck " Umbrella, at 81 each.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
"AIaerney DaIry W.rou.., I,

gents clothing, watches iewelry, &c Call on or ad.
dress Herzog, 30e Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
avpnup
National Republican., 1881-12-10
A TRUE TONIC

A TRUE TONIC
IRON BTTTERs arc highly recommended for an
Dfsedses requiring certain and efrcieni tontc e.
pecidnv Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fturs
Want Of Appetite Loss Of Strength, Lack Of Energy
&c. Enrfches Me Nood, strengthens ne muscles, and
gives netO ie TO he nerves They act Ike charm on
he d0cstiue organs, remopfno al dyspephc symptoms
sch ds tasting he food beiching, heat IN he stomach
heartburn, &C. The only Iron Preparation that ,Oiu
notbldcten NE teeth or pive headache Write for he A
CBook, 80 pages, amusing and us<ti reading, sent
free.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore Nd.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The weather To-day.

For The Middle Atlantic States, cloudy
rediher, trfh hoh rain northeast pocrfno 10 colder
EortInpea tDinds stationary or higher barometer.
For Wdslfn0ton, 1 q. m.-COlder cloudy tpcdther,
tctth H0h rain, northeosteTiy tCinds.
The following were the thermome.ric readings
yesterday. q. M, $50; II a. M, 43o 8p. M, b3o
p. m. 4so; II p m, 40; maximum, 54.6o; mini
National Republican., 1881-12-10

Iron Ritters.

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in 1Slb. Ward" prints at Soc per 10
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball buttermilk, &c
per quart, and sweet milk DO. per quart
National Republican., 1881-12-10
Hosiery Department.

Hosiery Department.
A very choice lin of French, English,
and German Hosiery for ladies, misses,
and children. Fine Silk Hosiery for
ladies and misses, in white, black, and
colors.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
Mems Department

Mems Department.
This department will show all novel
Hes in Heck-wear, Hosiery, Collars, Scarf
Pins. Buttons, &c., at soon as produced.
An invitation is extended to all,
whether they desire to buy or not,
10 look through our stores at their
Ieisure.
National Republican., 1881-12-10

SMOKE the "Luxury," a fine ten cent cigar, al
hoTcoes, 1907 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
(Wide- omen dOOrsl
National Republican., 1881-12-10

business suit TO please you at Biseman Bros
corner Seventh and 4.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
Won Cnn Find

THE finest display of Xmas goods and cards in
the city is at Frees, + street. opposite the Ebbitt
House, and Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue
National Republican., 1881-12-10
now READY AT
= u 81 - . s.

= We now have, in addition to our
usually well-assorted variety of
Fancy Goods, many new and at
tractive articles especially adapted
to the Holiday Season.
National Republican., 1881-12-10

You Cnn Find
an ulserette TO suit you at Eiseman Bros, corner
Seventh and r.
National Republican., 1881-12-10

"THR JEWEL" and "DesgniO" 1--WE cent straight
cigars. 1907 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1881-12-10

Douglass,
EOs. b&s, GA, and 626 Ninth Street
Corner eff,
(St. Cloud a9lai1aizaG.)
National Republican., 1881-12-10

Gents Furnishings.
Merino Shirts and Drawers,
Extra quality Shirts and
SOC.
Drawers. Reduced to 75c.
and 81.
Choice Norfolk and New
Brunswick Underwear. Re-
duced for our special sale.
National Republican., 1881-12-10

The great Ribbon Sale will
be continued another week.
500 new pieces in stock and
more on the way. Ribbons
3oc., &c., 4Oc., and 45c.,
worth SOC. to 81.
National Republican., 1881-12-10

HOu Gan Find
ner Seventh and T.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-23
organ1zat1or1 OF tine senate.

#&S#[#E&E|E3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Republicans will nominate Gorham
for Secretary of the Senate and Manlstree.
of Virginia, areadjuster and q friend Of Ma
hone, for Sergeant-at-arms. A number OF
Democratic Senator's declared their purpose
in caucus March g TO fight against q change
of officers of the Senate. This proposition
was a~ntagonized by Bayard, Hampton and
others, who insisted that the best policy is to
submit quietly to the entire Republican con-
troll. Hill and brown, OF Georgia, est,
Jones and others Insist that without united
action the fight canaot be made very effective
Chief Justice Calpn, of the Illinois Supreme
bench, is here urging the Senate TO relect
Stanley Matthews on the ground that ne Is
| not q resident OF the circuit, and the people
| Of Wisconsin,, illinois and Indiana don't want
an outsider put over them again as !. ..
Judge. If Matthews rejection can be secur-
ed, either Judge Hewitt or Judge lsham, OF
Chicago, will be arged for the nomination.
The Republicans have decided to increase
the membership Of the Finance Committee
from nine to eieF zen they adding Platt. The
Democrats will add Harris.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-23
to the effect that if either England or France
took any part favoring the South, the I'M
al was at once to report to President Lincoln
for orders.
General Upton's Suicide.

Many army officers are Of the OPINION tnat
General Upton, the officer recently found
dead in his room with a ball in his brain, and
a revolver clenched in bis hand, has been the
victim Of q coWardly assassination. deneral
Hancock, in an interview with q reporter,
said that he had been greatly started Dy the
news. The suicide of any officer in the ser
vice could amaze him no more. he ana
General Upton were close friends General
Upton came out Of the rebellion with 9 most
enviable record, and at the time OF his death
had lineal rank as Lieut.. Colonel OF artillery
He was the youngest officer in age as well
as term of service in the United States army,
holding that rank, and, said General Han
cock, .judging from his acknowledged ablll-
ty, his energy, worthy ambition and known
good will and appreciation Of his superior
officers, great honors for his future were GER
tain" The suggestion that Upton may have
been prompted to suicide by anticipations OF
the failure of the recently authorized version
of his tactics, General Hancock declared un-
reasonable. The fear Of failure was not
one Of the CHARACTERISTICS Of General Upton
in any regard, much less should it be so in
the revision of his tactics, To these tactics
Upton had given many years OF close STUDY.
He was thoroughly their master and had re-
duced their elemenst to such simplicity that
the matter Of failure in their presentation
was absurd. The tactics had been endorsed
by the war department. and by the same au-
| thority had been promulgated for the use OF
| the u. S. army. There was no opposition to
| to the tactics in any quarter.
The deceased officers relatives attribute
| the rash act to his severe suffering from q
maglinant and incurable catarrh, which had
taken such firm hold upon his system that il
frequently depressed his spirits and often
caused him such pain that he was almost be-
| side himself.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-23
Came ON ana JeG Davis.

Simon Cameron recently related the fol-
lowing to q correspondent of q Philadelphia
newspaper: Il remember one morning DUR
ing the exciting debates in the senate, prior
10 the retirement of the southern senators
that jeff Davis, with whom | had been upon
the most intimate terms for q long time, m
vited me to breakfast to talk over the ques-
tion at issue, and to ask if ! would not use
nv influence in behalf of q peaceful separa-
ton. Thetalk between US while at break
fast. Whichlasted some time, was quite anil
| mated, but III in good temper, but towards
it's conclusiin it became very Warm. MI.
Davis was hen, as I suppose he is now, q
man OF unpyernable will, and, OF course,
took positive ground that the States bad q
right to secde, and would do SO unless their
demands wire acceded to. / denied this right,
and said tlabt any attempt onstheir part to
leave the mion would result in war. Both
of us Werestubborn upon the diverse posi-
tons taken He got quite excited, and as !
was Leaving said angrily:
"sCamcon if there is an attempt on the
part Of thi North to coerce u.s. ana . war oe-
tween tha5tates results, | will draws line
through de- Potomac river. No, he added
Immediately, | will draw the Ilne at the sns-
ouehanna and your house shall be my head
nnarters.I I answered much in the same
temper: You will never be permitted to
H. #Z ~
break unhe union, and if you try y war VIII
be the reult, you will be soundly thrashed,
and slav ny in this country will DC doomed
when ID first gun is fred. History has yer
fled the prediction. Davis soon after LETT
the senke, and | have never seen him since
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-23

EyenChina can afford to snap hef fingers
defantl at the United States nag Wnen 7
covers merchant vessel. The Pacific Nail,
the onl American line of steamers engaged
ID foragn trade. is finding . determined COM
netitohn the new Chinese line, and IS the
latter In buy ships for one,half the money
that lie Americans are compelled Dg our
diotinavigation laws to pay, the flghs VII
last asllong as the Celestials care 70 prolonss
II.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IN the matter Of the estate of James Brown, de-
i ceased, notice il hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of james Brown,
deceased, to the creditors of and TO all persons having
claims against said deceased, h exhibit them With the
Necessary vouchers within four months after the first
publication OF this notice, to the said administrators
at bis residence Ct sun River Crossing, Choteau coua-
ty Montana Territory.
JOHN B. TRAILER,
Administrator.
Sun River, Montana. March Is, 1891.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-23

Pl8cards cOngratulatlng the Nlnlllsts on
the assassination Of the Czaf have been post
ed in Paris, and one arrest has been made.
The Agence Russe says: The grief felt for
the Emperor by the Russian people is incon-
solable, but if they require proof Of the i'm
mentity of their loss, it would be forthcom-
ing il the evidence Of coincidence which pour
in from the sovereign governments and Ma
tional representatives of the whole world. 1t
was intended to use q mine to blow up the
Imperial carriage, in case Sundays attempt
failed. The spot where the Emperor re-
| ceiyed the fatal injury has been inclosed and
| covered with turf, and q sentry from the old
regiment Of Emperor Paul guards il. The
body of the Emperor was taken to-day to the
great Church of the Palace. The coffin was
borne BY the Gar, Grand Duke Vladimir,
two other Grand Dukes, and the Princes OF
Luchtenberg and Oldenburg. The people il
the halls knelt as the procession passed. On
arrival at the church, mass for the dead was
celebrated. The regalia was brought from
Moscow and conveyed through the streets il
state.
The Tribune prints 4 letter corroborating
the story that early in the wal Of the rebel
lion the Russian fleet lay for several
months ii harbor and other Russian men-Of.
war were stationed at San Francisco. Seale1
orders were III the Russian Admiral's hands
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-16
8drnuu0.

Sic wobIberufene Yopuiaritat Der
White uno Davis" Ndb'Moidinen
psrleitet a%spi6enIoIe NitbeWerbsr,
auf ale m0sIi6e @eiien Den 9uten
8uf Der 0uidinen 3u ibdbigen.
I'm raS Yublitum 9e9en Die Sduid.
uu9eu gu bepubren, peIbe bur6 un9e
iebli1 nndgeabmte Wai9inen bon
Mitbeperbern perIudt meroen m0gen.
varuen mir @Qe, msIde foIde Muidi-
men gu taufsn muniGen, u bon ta3u
autboriirten 9dnoteru su faufen, mel
DE rurd Die @uarantieu Der Gompas
suieu Ousu beredti9t iino.
Sic Summer elmer edten Maidiue
mu6 nit Der Summer auf benz iogc-
~uannten y@ebI4if6su" iIUereintims
men.
Sauft feline Maldiue, ,UsIdc Oa5
SiaeI Der Gompnguie niat bat unO
ebenfO uenig Wai6inen an Oenen Ole
3ummern 9ednoert ODER entlteQt iino.
Sic Mehtbeit teiner Ntaldine 0ercn
Summer entitslt iii obsr weI9e gar
feine Summer trdgt, lit uer5lrQt.
81. 8. $ nienritter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-16
afer6un Gcicai6aft ton @astonaoc
Gnunth.

&~sseImdBige SeriammIung Der 81
rectoren Der NderbGu GeIeLiAaft bon
9ascona6e County AM SOnnta9 osn
IL. December 1881.
Mbpe1eno Sr. SObn Neibbarbt.
Oas Yrotocou Der Seriammlun9
bonn 90. Nopembrr wurSs uerlsfcn unO
angenommen.
Sie Bombs be5 edabmsiiters 9r.
8m. 6. 8ueiua unb beS Solicitors
3r. Wt. g Senfn9 i'm Setro9e in le
5 500 wurbeu o~u9euommeu.
Gin, &ednun9 be5 SecretoirS I'M
8etras. bon $50 iuurSe an9enommen
unb CUR 3dluna auaewieien.
8efAIohen nod Dem Sair FIaBe su
sebeR uno Oas bewegIide Giaeutbuni
her 8eieaidaft auf3unebmen.
Sic Mufnabme ergab 8 LANCE Sanfe
in Der 8otunbe 50 Gdnfc, % Slide,
l Inn9e Setter, l StepIeiter unS 3
SdaufelieiIe nit 3uaeb0r.
Sei6Iohen bnb Ser Gommi6ioner
beauftrast lei, ole ousgebIiebenen
Saume nndpTan;en unO aQe n0tbi9en
Wrbeiteu auf benz SairpIuse beiOr9cn
;u Ia6en.
Sei6IO6en Gle u0dite OlrectOreu
8erfammIuu9 am SOnntaJe oen 5
99arh &admittoJs 2 ubr bti @crrn
q. 6. 2eiluer a%bSnbalteu.
9iernuf @ertasung.
SO III. $ er3OR,
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Gin qrpgrr iran,SIif6er QbilOiopB

b%c;nirte ciuit cinen 9lr;t ais eite Yfrlcn, Deis
91rgueu, npn heuen lie mcni9 rerltett, III Ctnsn
.2rrper bineiuldriittst, ncn rem ife ned ircniger
ueig, mn ,Dar nm aranfbeiten ji beilen, rrh
lem lie ned meriser reiB, uni Srar nm arart-
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SferiT bat" unc bic cmpirilte, tarbnrtibf
uuc nustpie Setaunluug5petle rem pam crr-
bciren icit een Sagcn res 0yprcfrates, al5 eis
9ler;te tie @eutcn nit rcIbglIbsheen Gilsn
au5trarnten, icrie Gle iiderlidrn Wuneer.
Nurer uno 0ebrimmitnI unIsrer mpetrnsn
0uodIalter l%1tiueu 3susuiF fir eie WetFbeit
ee5 NuaIerldc5 ee6 5ran;clen atjuleger.
Icr arrbc mceerre Wpbltbdter esr Mcnldbrit
lit Jest, mis- 3eeernann germ 3uaitt, Or. ellis
bec, Der Gntcefer ces unfebIbarsn 5dmcrrbott
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Miro nidt innerIid %9sncmmen. icntrrn ais
Stuoi;Gpfafn oireft an bfn franten 2beilr
aebrau6t. Gs gitt lpfcrt Grlsihternn9, linz
cert bic SGmcr;ru ME Gin Srejumidila, ubt
eiueu druid auf bic 0jeidpuIit ME Gin Sn-
itrument uub belt 3Imrrrbpiesn eurb ieine
meci;iniibcn YeimiihUraen.
uAnnfeis", Or. 2. Sil9bef'5 nujfrt+
DIES 6amrrrbciecn .4iittsl Tirr uberau udn
rrr aQet 9lpcltctetn r~ersauft. prris $3.50
rer Stadtcl. Frpben pfr pcif frei al allt
ycicencen, rje nd an y. Ncut0ttsr IL. &c.,
8rr 1916, Hep Yorf. trchccu.
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Yrobi6itiu Nmcnocment im nGditcn
Sabre ,ur Y>oitsabfimmuna AeIanacn
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