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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

INCORPORATED In 1865 for rs yesrz BY the Legi'li'
t1re Tor Educational and Charitable puTposes-with
espitsl Of 81 ,0GJ, G20-to which reserve fund 0!
"ycr $3.50, 900 has since been added.
ca, made q Part OF the present State Constitution
gdoptel December I'd, A. D. 1879.
The only Lottery ever votol On and endorsed BY
the people Of any State.
II never Ict es or postpone
Jts Grand single SuUlh0r Drawings take
n, aas monthly, and the Extraordinary Drawing
G,Sniatly every three months instead OF Semi An
n,s,ily a. heretofore beginning March, 1856
a splendid opportunity TO win fortune seeo az
G-and Drawing Class Is, IN the Academy oil Music
Now Orleans, tuesday, February 50, 1876
is0th Monthly Drawing.
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on 6uMnAYH.

ave Wheel rs avs 5. II. Nnd run eTo1y hoTT
1cr p II.
leaTs " oeelinS Fsrk sG. N. and Tu2 every SeI'
-ulll lG o. u,
Inc Church Train" Elll leave eS'h tern iaus a;
rs.r0 %. M. Z. HItSSO h, SCpt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

Itafrords me pleasure to assure you that al
ter using DR.. G. McLane'S Celebrated Liver
lISfOr more than twenty years in my FANNY,
that regard them as being superior 10 ahy
have ever used or have seen used. haVeh"t
had them constantly and had TO try otherN,"hH
have tried good variety, but have never
had any 70 act so promptly. prohtably, ana
nicely as McLane's. have used them myself
wife, and children, with the most gratifying re-
suits. For children. having used them ON my
own with sTch easy ana haPPy sneS T TS@
pills do the work-dc 1t promptly; do II Wei.
and leave no i'll effects behind. As hi'r l'-
mover, rs a liver corTector, as = lorcIuhheI
prSp4rng the system t 10 M SanMHG.T {
hra,cd Liver Pills. expect to use Ihrm Il
long rs live, ii they continue as good as they
have been IN the past ruc.,--
Pastor VI. f Church South, Myers SlalI"h,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
TEN1sT1do, Canada West, On.
MEsSRs. FLEMING BROS, ,,....,.
.irs: Your pills came alright, ana cah I..'
,ury are good bilious. pill. have GN.G d"
Great many pills, but can say DR.. {: Nc
lanes Pills. manufactured by Fleming L'uS,..
are genuine, and gentlemen you have my lhatN>
n sending: lgaye some OF Those pl.iS 10 ~:
otthrCc pills. He said they did help, MN. II"
frit the next day like a new man. lie MlSM,t
n.c 10 send for fifty cents worth Tor INN. -,
gentlemen, | will do all ! can TO Introduce Or.
=. Mrlane'S Liver Pills. manufactured by
Fleming Brothers. Yours with respect.
WIN. II. DUGAN.
FLEMING Bros.
bear SirS:-EncloSed you will find one dollar
iur " hch you will please send me more oil Your
Dr. G. MClane's Liver Pills. thrust You have
received the pay for the laSttw boxes oTHct'
eli and received. | would only say, they nave
done me more good than could express
lee! much better now than l have Tor Two
;carS past. Yours truly,
REV. PHIL SPAETH,
West Sandlakc, y. \.
AVOID CoUNTERFEITSi Send Us 25C
aud sc Will send you by return mail 4 nnN "l
the genuine DR.. c. McLane's Celebrated LN"
rms and eight handsome cards.
FLEMING BROS, PittSbug Pa
For Sale by retail druggists. Be
euro tho McLane's Pills you buy arc
made Mt Pittsburgh, Pa. The cour
torfeits nro made at St. Louis, ao'
aud Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
PETROLEUM



HrUsYMLE, Pa, January lo.-Opened
a: 5 73c; highest sS!c; lowest 57sc; closed
at SHE; shipments $4,000 barrels char
tiers, 1924 barrels.
New York.
New York, January lS.-PetFolenm-
Was dull and e'eady; opened at ss@s: &C.
touched SIZE, and closed at s7sc bid.
$ Ales 100000 barrels.
Pitt8EurG.
PiTrsBCRG, January l..--PuIcleam -
Dull but steady; National Transit ceFnd'
Gates opened at CSC and closed at si!ci
highest price 8sc; lowest S13c.
OIL City.
Oil CRY, January lS.-OPeaed at
Sc; highest 8S5c; lowest &c; closed at
97Bc. Sales 100000 barrels; clearancee
:. &O4 600 barrels; charters 1924 barrels
shipments IS, 3G7 barrels.
Bradford.
RRApguRD, January lS.-Petroleum-
Ooeuea a. SIC: closed size; highest SIC;
lowest siSc; Ems CD 2:5 barrels. totcI
shipments and charters no! reported
clesrances 9l6,00 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
ChPETAh Price, S7S,90o.
Tickets Only S5. Shares i'll Pro-
portion.

we 10 hereby certify that NC suIvTyse the a.
rapsoments .Or al the EuuthS mud Quarterly
Drawings Of tho Loninans Sts:e Lottery u EpsnS
and IN person manage and control the drawing;
themselves, and that the same ere conducted VIE
aonesty, isirness and IA good faith toward all Far
Tics AID We authorize Inc company 70 uEe this ceI
i6cste With iac-;iTYla d oGT sigEstIIas sttaehsd
t. a. 81 yay,isnuisutab
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

Bradford.
DRY GOODS.
Nav York.

New TORE, January ls.-DrV Goods
There has been o good attendance ct buy
ers and without activity TO demand the vol,
ume of business completed is Of very good
| e.~DuDt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

B., z * O. Railroad.
Leave Seliaire at 6.S5 p m. tor Wood1deld snd
summarized.
leave Bellaire at $50 u. m. for Summarized ard
live A. RallAira. iO.iOa u. sr' SOS . W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
COTTOS.
SeV York.

Nsw YoRc, January ls.-CoTEoS-
futures closed q1ie, and steady ct a'taO
coiu;s loSsr then Sat1Itsi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
LIVE STOCK,
Wheeling.

The market this week was quite SLOW.
Nsssrs. Hudson 4 Bayha !urnish the Ill
lowing quotations: ,,..o
Cattle 900 to LOO lbs stock S,65(9
1 l5c per h.; 500 to 900 lbs. 5tGS!c per
10: 700 to 500 lbs. 2.l5@2 CSC per ID.
Hors-Market active; 3!@32c ps7 10.
Lambs-Good at SGIc per le.
Calves-s3 CO96 on per head.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January lG.--fho EroSP, :
Jonrnsl reports Csttle-Receipts e lOO
head shipments 2, O0G head market steady;
sb;npipp steers s. OO@j Is; stockers and
feeders 81 1904 50; cows, huIis aH9
, m;Ted 81 9O(a4 90; bulk 81 OO@3 &C.
Bogs--Receipt5 2TCOO head ahipmen';;
500 head; market stronger tor hfaVy acc
weak for light gredea; rough aHt mixed
/ 81 4OG3 95; packing and shipping - u
|Sl Is, light SO 1903 80; skips s. COG
/ 3 so. ,.-.
sheep-Reoeipts 5000 head; shipment!
OOOhead; market stronger; natives y =
! as 90; western 81 5O@4 VOi Texan
/ 5 2OG3 so; lambs 81 OOS5 70.
Liverpool cables report cattle stronger
than last week and prices &c higher; be
American steers selling at l3!c per pou
dressed
Eey York.
Nrw YORK, January 10 -Beeves-h'
e;nts ) 100, making l3, 100 for the week
Good and prime stock IN lar &c
Ssnd at Grmer figures; inferior ordinar.
dnll al q decline of about l5c per cW'
eTtremes steers at )! OO@6 25j dty 60"
81 1904 90. ,.oo.,, mo1.;r
"a 0OO for the week, sheep tel! On l'
lambs fully soc, and the market close
. Anil: extremes 3!@i2c per pound io
sheen and 5663c for lambs, with one CT
. fancy lambs at 81 l24.
Hoos-Receip,s 1890 head, mak'T
$3.50 for the week; market nominal
stead7 Cor Iige hogs at 81 OV(a't 81 F
cwt.
: East Liberty.
EAST LlBrRTz, January l8.--Cattle-
: Receipts 2, 26& head shipments |, sos hea
q market SLOW and i5@z0c on from 10
g weeks prices shipments OF 30 caEs 10 ~
;; Hoss-Recsipts $500 head shipae!
); l. GOO head; market slow; PhiladelPhi
); So 95@4 so; Workers 50 S093 w
il cats shipped to New York. :.
8 sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipmeE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

Bl,,sr-Prims to choice creamery Zoe;
cys;ce dairy l4@l6c; good to PRIME
c,nnt-v rolf lO6l4c; common miIep
S.eck sore. No demand.
Bessws1-Qaotedat 25@2Sc p 10.
Bsara-HaId picked navy 81 4OS
l 50 per bushei :
Dried Fruit--New eYaPorated PsGeo
oagcbeg I76l8c; impaired do lC9l2c;
taspherries lT@l8c; bIackbeFrles 5lg9C.
New sundied, sPples, GGartered, LSgSci
siiced, 4GG5c; peaches, new halves 4l39o3ei
10 osg-tars, 4G5c; d. pared l59lec;
r;.tad cherries 5000. New evsporated
snoies 5fa,, c. Market on Dried Fruit nom
iaal; demand COCA.
Cbesse--Sases in joOblng say OF P.lIs
aid Ohio factory at 9@l24ci New iota
l494l5o; SweitEsr l0&l3ci LAmoeFge'
@l2c. s0u,d
goodst 2l@23c p doz
,arla,as, 4t45c more in small lots.
Roney-Choice white clover, lo@Zoc'
,hoice buckwheat. lc@lSc.
Nnts-Shelbarks, 75c per DusGei; olscS
rnjnuts, sO@4Oc; Ghesnuts 81 70;
prte+oas--Choice 5O955c per busheli
d;seosed stock s505Oc per bushel; de-
mand good. >, ?, y,6
I3J2p dozen; spring chickens o. ''V
GOOD demand ,.
Rsgs-Steady at l!(9l &c Tor WHITE mi mn
4 cotton; l@i8c fer al wool and 1'@
lto foc mixed. , 9, On
- 40 u hgshel; clover, small seed 10 oV
T as o.; large, So OO@6 70, as 70 queHt "
Sues, ci5sr--Country sweet - 2'S,
5o a.. 1arra!; crab cider So OOO' %
per barrel Demand fair.
Ised-CoGntry prime, 7498c'' demSn
good. .uun,s
Cabbage, per Dbl, 75c, or s. w to
s. 90 per hundred; demand good.
Onions GOO per bushel.
:, Sweet Potatoes, 81 Is per barrel,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gods 3 10 per box
Jersey's 81 10 per boz.
., Psrsnips per Dbl. 81 90.
Turuips 81 90 per barrel.
ESz AorB.
/ New YoRE January lo.-tloat--He
ca;n,s l5.7l7 barrels; exports 1901 bar
rsle go sacks; market dull and weak
. sales ~ 900 barrels. Wheat Spot love
n and moderately active; options lower an'
. cIossd heavy; receipts 1850 bushels, eS
norts 80 353 bushels; sales 1850, OO
I SUsbsIs futures, l29, 1000 bushels spot; Nc
, snrinr 89,; uDgraded red 84t@9Oc
!, No red 8s!c; No ! white CSC; Nc
n : rcd February 88s@89.c. closing
IL SsJc: March Os@2O.c, closing at SStc
:, Anil 9lI6923c, closing at Slsc; Ma
= 4. 9a5R@6s3lc, closing at 93c; June $40 StG
- closing ctsi2 ' ~; +; August 95t@S5!ci D.
o og C csmbF1 81 tG:. Corn-sPot 1ul.; opi o.
~ ~ onened firm and closed heavy; receipts y
81 S SPG bnsSeis: exports 1852 bushels ndE sail
a 4. S ST 000 bashSls futures, IS OVV 0usne
ot s .ro,. yuTrgrsded 4i@49c; No +It9t0Df'
=. stsamer 47.@473c; steamer white 4 tos
!, = No , January 49I@5Oc, closing at 4 ~ i
n, February 4S4@49e, closing al o. q ~ q
il Sarch 4S:@4Sse, closing at 4S:c; A 4Si
ed 48;04ssc, closing at 4ssei may 7''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
NaEELlK6 Asp ELa 6ROgE Z. I

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, EONENBFg /,
I lsS rains on the Whet ling and Him Grove
- III - ull
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

We The undersigned Banks and Bankers will pay
all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana state Lotteries
which may be presented at our counters,
). II. oGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana NATL Bank.
i. II. KENNEDY, Pres state National Bank.
i BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank.
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at1beelin9 8&9ister
TGAVEIiGiIfs' GEIDE.

4 RsTyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TEAMS
y EXPLANATION oy RssERENCE MAKEs;
SDNiiy tSunday excepted. MONDAY excepted
Wheeling Time:
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WOO:


Tho maste; Is s,endT win -ooi &C.
nsrd for coarser grader, also tor u"e
grades The prices srs tie s"u,e Is
las, week, and are ns tolo~s' .!ne neece'
washed, 36@54c; fine fleece, unwashe a.
one.third of; coarse fleece, washed, 80
@$2c; coarse fleece, unwasheG, O023ci
medium, washed, 3G@3Gc; medium I'LL
washed, 2O623c; tub woehcd 3O933c'
Demand for medium feeces is good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
WEST VIRGINIA MAP.

rhe BEa.srXs's niSp OF the State, made from &c.
tual suryeys Of each county, contains sl poet roads
ard streams, Sith political diysions. &C., and Ia
oon,idered the only complete map OF the State eve
published. slze-Three by three and three-fourtbi
tcet. Price SO Cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
CONE ~2s1.

a. nhuB dAny exoeps sunday.
FoIlInah's Palace D4sTins Room spd SiegTinI Cgs
Trough without change from SteuoenTtlls East "
Philadelphia sad New York. West 70 Cc!unhpI,
Cincinnati, LouirTtlls, Chissso, lniizpsn9!i tIs
st. Louis
For through t!sketi, nszJ-sc cSssf, eieeTiut cfT
accommodations, and any farther Information AZ.
ply 20 JEO. g. T0ALINsOH, Ticket Agent al Pa
Handle Ststic1 loot Of Eleventh street, or IS Cts
Ticket cftcs uldH haLure Houss, Wheelirg,
JAMES MOCHA,
1anhgsr, PitubGrs, PC,
Z. A. FORD,
Gent Pazs and Ticket Agent, P;t.s
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VyJZu
GREAT LONG
COLUMNS
Reading Matter
-fpR-
ONE DOLLAR,
T Ell Il
Wheeling Weekly Regists!

Has enlarged TO si-ca!uma paper. making II By all
odj, tine Largest NEWSPAPER IN THk
STATE, ard reduced the price to s1.0o per an.
nusl iu clubs Of ten or more Or II dubbed With
your county paper # viii be sent at the ,ame prize
The WHKRLIS6 WEEKLY REGISTER 1, now ar
eight page paper with long columns, and but a lin.
tied nuIateT Of advertisements, making II the mosi
important and valuable newspaper you can take
Its STATE NEWS, NEWS OF the WORLD
STORIES, MISCELLANY, HOUSEHOLD ant
FARMING HINTS, and STOCK, PRODUCE snc
WOOL MARKETS make It the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money la" Per Cent - Governments
Dull and Steady-Stocks Iower-Flour
Quiet and unchaDgsd-.Wheat Lower.
NEg YC6s, January iS.-Money easy at
l4G2 per cent; prime mercantile paper
at 465 per cent sterling exchange dull
and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

All trains daily except sunday,
Trains leaving Bridgeport at ~ =, n C:s7 city
tme) arrive at Chicago at $50 k.l5wing morning
Trains leave Cleveland for wheeling AZ 7:fC =. u
2l0 p. m, arriving at +:Ss ,. N. and IS p. u.
j. G.TOHLlNNUS,
Pa.ssnger agent, Wbseling, ". VI.
+. :. FORD,
;ten. PAS. and Ticket Asent, Fittsburg, 20.
JAMES HCCkEA,
General manager P!ttsbur.. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

CINCINNATI, January ls. - Hogs
Firm common and light So 1903 IS;
packing and butchers s. S5@l O5; receipts
1858 head; shipments 1921 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

4 Circular From the W. e. 7. L. Plan Of
work tor tSs6--To the Local Unions
throughout the United states.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

Passenger .En;oI danJ ucILcsr. sl-riE .. SthGE
.,uls.lon r.iqS ggIr daily eIc";i S1udSy.
" J johnson,
GNnTa! GIT and Paa'EltC gent
j. q Toni ~ -DS,
TicGc; agent, Vince. NJ, ". Va.
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
20 R7ITIEG)
CLEVELAND 4 FITTSBUPG t. L.
COndenSei Timetable G.! passenger thi', cerTazI.
"a 20 NOVEMBER ." l6Sh-Crn'l.. giaL5anI
Tiue
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

io:JO p III. train through 10 Cincinnati viihoI !
cisnSe, with sleeper through tc Cincinnati.
1ahesViile accommodation leaves Wheeling CT
9:p p IN, Beaire 81 AIS p. NJ, daily eNca, sun-
y as col -.-I"-- =. A:~rsslIs-,,-is % 3'iS
daily except Sunday.
Warrington Accommodates Leaves Ct % ,. y.
Through coach irou Wheeling 80 Cincinnati daily
on No. 3 leaving Wheeling 81 9:2j 49, arriving al
Cincinnati at $50 P.s
b. d y. sleeping carr OF sn tEfoush trains.
Close connection made fos all pOin;S Snulh AZ
Southwest, North and hcrthrezt, making th!t Z de-
Irsble route for cooristl and perSons moving u
greai we<i, ard 10 vho1 psiisalsr sttEtor 10
gwen.
Tickets TO ali principal pOlnss OF sslo ii dsTal
Sleeping car ,ecopnoihnonE can ee recurod a O.
pot Ticket Once.
Ticket Agent Z. j D. D6pch
JOHN BALE,
Ticket Agent, under MCLufe Eoufs.
JOHN I. LANE Tray. Passenger Agent.
c. X. lOED, Gen. Pass. Agent.
R.T nFVRiEN General Agent. Wheeling
WHEELING AND flTls5U KcH DiNlsIO:.,
IN and Giisr December - 1855, passenger usiGs
will run &C :biloss, wheeling Stat:
pErsRTU2Ss.
Fer fitt,aU:sa- o. L., dsi.yi - ?. IA,
daily; / % p II. snt 1870 q. NJ oz'!y except srL
day.
sos Washington - ?. IL, ds:ly e=osgi sunday!
ARRIVAL
from P.ts5nYs 20 2,l L.. dA,!y y $40 ~. al i
$40 o. H., daily keep. sunday; 1925 !. n, daily
From WashilgtoD-7:2a \. N, is',y e1aPI 81
dsyi 1925 ?. 70, daily,
T. DUNNAM, General Manager.
1T LAEE. fIa7e!iHg agent, Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

$500 head; market very dull at quar-.
ter lower than last weeks prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
or Ia aS &iTAM PIsgNE, az5,0OO.
,Cn Oo5 Tickets at Five Dollars Each Fractions
IN Fliths in proportion.

z
liberalization FrLe; - ~ i....-.'''..'.r- ".
: AnrroI,n,auoa tTisc' Ct Sy9.,....-....'--- ~
S8p3!ec:ma.:cs P-S,' q" ~ '''''r''''"' e" i'+V
$50 g.aes, amounting = 80
.rvlir,tlon Tor ysae 70 c. u ,hcrll tc made cHJ
- 10 ofica d the tGIupRl7 ia Rev C.iSshs,
Foy further Inferno SOU va. clearly, giving itb
sidrass. POSTAL N0DFeI Express None! Ol
Cnrrsnpy by preS' (al IpDs Of SIS and npTA:cE s.
o,,r nrpepsal addressed NJ. q. DA uPAAS,
V"' Rsw Orleans, La
10 "-' Washington, ID. q.
Make P. 0. Money Orders p2yaSIe ard at.
dress Registered Letter; 10
"H" New 0rleals, La
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

STATE SgcvRlTiEs-Steady.

STATE ECNEiTiES-Steaay.
RAuwAY,--Modere;sly active; trans
actions $2,l91OOO. .
SrocKS-Ac,iye and weak nearly all
dav, Ou, q few stocks monopollzed The
principal portion Of the business, Coal
socks continued weak. On the other
hand VaGderbilts, especially New York
Central, St Paul and Erie were strong
and the sales TIE large this
gear, amounting TO 53l S9S shares. After
an irregular opening the market almost
Immediately became wesk, and during the
forenoon declined from to over ?. Later
there was small rally, followed by re-
uewed weakness, aud still lower fg,
urss aud gu final dealings u
slight upward movement, leaving prices
a. the close little better than the lowest
Of the day. Net result, loss Of , in Paci-
fc Mail. Is Lackawsuna, II Missouri,
Kansas and Texas. each Union Pacific
and Western JGion. The other losses
we're generally Tor fractions, New York
Central and St. Paul each closed with 8
net Gain Of |. Erie 4.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

roLrpo, O., January Is Whssi-
firm; cash 88!@89; Mag 9lic. Corn
Firm; cash soc; May 4Oc bid. OS!s-
Dull; cash Sic; May size. Glover seed
-Qaiet; cash or January S. so; February
s. 82I; March s. 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

FLOUR, GRAIN AID FEEH.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-07-13
COL. FITZ JOHN PORTER.
Nominated for his Rightful Place
In the Army.

Washington. July 6 The President
to-day sent the following nomination to
the Senate:
F,tz John Porter, late Colonel Eff.
teentb Infantry, to be Colonel in the
Army of the United States. In making
the above Donination the Presiden,
says:
TN accordance with The provisions oi
an ret of Congress approved July l,
1885, / nominate the person herein nam.
ed for appointment in the Army of the
United Sta,es-Fitz John Porter, late
Colonel OF the Fifteenth Infantry-to be
Colonel in the Army of the United
States, to rank as such fram May ID
1861. that being the grade in rank held
by him at the time OF his dismissal from
the army"
The President also nominated Cap ain
Th, odore Schwan, Eleventh Infantry, to
be Assistant Adjutant General, with the
rank Of Major Captain Scbwan enter
ed the military service as an enlisted man
in 1857. He passed through all the
grades from private TO reeimental non
commissioned staff ff1cer, and was ap'
pointed Second Lieutenant in 1868. He
served in the field during the entire Wal
If tbe Rebel on. and in 1864 was bre.
veted Captsin "for eallsnt services in the
bat lie of CHAPEL House, Virginia" and
at the close Of the war received the bre
vet IF Majnr ''ior gallant and meIitori'
ous services during the war"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-07-13


TIE soothsayer of the Gazette traDs :
formed himself into parrot last week,
and after clipping few sentences from
an article in the last issue OF the SPIRIT,
proceeds 10 exhibit his usual parrotical
ability, and rebashes what has long been
forgotten. We perused the two column
effort Of quotations OF the Gazette in
hopes OF being enlightened by some
convincing testimony taken from what
would be most likely 10 be considered
evidence by Republican-lhe report Of
the investigating committee OF the Rump
Senate, but 10, and behold We searched
In vain. Alas! the report OF Repub
lIcan committee, the business of which
wss 10 investigate and exhibit the evil
depce in the PAYNE case is found go
wisby wssby and barren that the Gazette
is at loss TO find o single sentence wor.
thy of rehearsal.
Senators LOGAN, EvARrs and Ed
Musps searched the report and were
compelled to pronounce it trash and riff.
raff. Senstor PAYNE asked the uost
thorough investigation at the hands OF
his opponents apd was satisfied 10 leave
II with lbtm. The Rump Senale exhaust.
ed every effort and failed. utterly failed
to discover particle OF evidence.
When the best and most pronounced
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Meeting of the Judicial Commit
tees.

The Democratic Judicial Committees
of Monroe and Belmon, Counties, COM
posed OF Judge R. X. WALTON, S A
ATKINSON and WIRE HAMILTON. Of Mon
roe, JAS. W. WALTON, JAS B. RYAN and
G.. M. WOODBRIDGE, Of Belmont, mel al
Bellaire on Thursday, tie 9Th inst.
Committee organized by selecliDg
Judge R. K. WALroN, OF Monroe Coun-
ty, Chairman, and ia, RYAN and WIRE
HAMILTON as Secretaries.
The Chairman stated the object Of the
meeting, after which the folio wing rpso :
lutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Democratic Judi
cial Convention he held at Bellaire, Ohio
Resolued, That each county composing
the second sub division of the 9Th Judi
cial District he entitled to one delegate
for each 100 votes cast for Gov. Hoadly
q. the Gubernalorial election of 1885
and one delegate for every fraction OF
so or more votes Of said counties cast al
said election, to be apportioned am ong
the several townships Of each Of said
counties by the Chairman and Secretary
OF the respective sub-mit,ees Of sai d
counties.
Resolved, That the Democratic Judi.
cial Convention be held on Thursday
September l6, and that .he primaries fol
the election OF delegates he held in bolt
counties on Saturday, September 4, be-
tween the hours Of and 6 o'clock NJ
by ballot.
.Resolued, That the Chairman Of this
Judicial Conference Committee be au
thorized 10 select the temporary chair.
man OF The Democratic Judicial Conven
lion 10 be held on Thursday, September
IL, 1885, at Bellaire,
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TURN THE RAsCALs OUT.
The Treasury Robbed by Democrats

The following article taken from The
Washington Star is short and convinc
ing statement as TO how the United
States Treasury has been robbed in the
last year, and as to the amount of in.
crease OF the debt incurred by The pres
ent Democratic Administration. In one
year the cash in the Treasury Increased
to The amount Of s5l. 100000 and the
debt decreased to the amount OF $44,.
000. 900. Turn the rsscals out.
"a comparison Of the condition OF The
Tressnry now and last year at this ,ime
shows that the debt proper was decrees
ed during the fiscal year b, s44,6l2,2S6
The cash in the Treasury was increased
in the came period S5l, l,4S5,S53. The
silver dollars, OF which under the law
over two million and half have beer
coined monthly during the year, and The
silver bullion on hand has increased du
ring the year s2S 30S, S,4SS. The silver
dollars actually in circulation are thirleer
million more now than at this time las
year II may be added that these thir
teen million OF silver dollars have by
that much increased the total amount o
circulating medium, because the one and
two dollar greenbacks Withdrawn bavt
been almost exactly replaced by the is
sue OF IS notes.