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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-09

III The hardest part 81 the road il nov
built, aud the remainder will In rapidly carried
forward over the salt Lake Plains
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-09

V TIE State and cbiFf cities Of California
have contributed upward Of s. 90 COZ TO the
enterprise without lien.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-09

II. The gIant Of land is destined At an early
day to prove VI ar greater market yalas than
the total o. the first mortgage bonds iSsned
upOI tue rod and equipments
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-09

WIN. The management Of thls c0mpGny has
been in the highest degree prudent and frugal.
and the whole sufplns, after payment Of expense
So
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-09

VII This road les altogether among the gold
and silverpryducing regions, and It. revenues
are received IN coin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-09

TX Tbe Interest hahiiities o. the company
are even now isss than . third The net earnings
upUn the ruah plsdeSd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-09

PA
l. 10 hlf Oh. choice q. 4. Tea
10 do. do. Y. Il do.
- do. medium gr4dUs g. T. asd \ q
10 do. OUlongs Tor sale
MAXWELL TINGLF
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DBOFIHBONH-
II Bacon, Hams, shoulders and Sides, Bult
Meats Dressed Hogs, Prime eaf Lard, &C.
MAXWELL 4 TIk8LE
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University Journal
MEDICINE and SURGERY.

4 SeHgi- Monthly Journal Of Medicine, Surgery,
Piisiology, Hygeus, and Geasol BfersfsTs
derofsd 70 the PSefetsion and the People.
ever two vrsLs e Ire Unirs-slty BudinE, Sfuth St.
srufh q Walurit-
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Loyal Leagues in Blississippi.---
The Oath Revealed.
From the Jackson Clarion, June 23.l


At the Democratic meeting, on
Saturday night, Mr.. Ed. Evans re.
nounced his connection with the
Loyal League of the city of Jackson
Said he joined in February last, and
has been acting as Secretary for
three months. There arc about two
hundred colorcd members, one do
zen white, of the Laegue at Jackson,
called Lynch Council, No. 81
There is another Council in the Cap
itol-does not know the Number
When the applicant is presented for
initiation, the United States flag is
spread on a table, the Bible is laid
upon that and a sword on the BIZ
BILE. The applicant places his hand
on,the Bible, and is sworn substan-
TALLY as follows:
81 do solcmnly swear in the pres
encc of the Almighty God, and these
members, and on the Declare
ton ofIndependence, that will pro-
tcct and defend the principles set
forth by the Republican, party, and
support none but reliable Uuion men
for offices, and that l will defend
the principles Of the Republican par
ty against all foreign and domestic
foes, and pledge my life, sacred hon
or, property, TO face the danger at
my heart in defence of the princi-
Piles of the League"
L. T. EVANS, Sec. Pro. TEN.
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n. HOE 4 CO.,
New York and Boston, Mass
,V,HE SOUTHERN RuRALrsr pubIi.bed

VNHE SOUTHERN RURALIST, published
Il at Tangipahoa, by II. A. SwATLEY, NJ.
d., Editor aud Proprietor. A monthly
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Of fifty cents TO each subscriber, TO be paid
next December in Nursery Stock or Gar
den Seeds selected from our descriptive
Catalogue Of Small Fruits Seeds, &c, 10
be issued about the lst Of September, 1868.
The Southern Ruralist is nov entering
upon its third year, with far brighter pros
poets, than, under the financial depression
Of the whole country, could reasonably
have been hoped for. Prom precarious
circulation Of about thousand copies,
three years ago, iis course has been steadily
onward and upward, 90 that to-day there
Is scarcely State or Territory in the
Union where lie monthly visits are not
welcomed with both pleasure and profit
While lis rapidly increasing eireulaii0n il
the best possible evidence Of its value 10
the reading agricultural public iis sdver-
Using psironage Is believed 10 equal 10
that Of any Southern publication Of It's
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BE- hoped for or Desired in Southern Aeri-
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r.. ---,s----r sr ~ 10 SIS 80. 80 orrg r-s-i
49, rfrrt- y n. Bffa-, .
Fff-a-iia.i-. p,
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~ Aii,eied Young lady, seated
ln r'rking chair reading the hlhle,
eNrlaiming, Mother, hero j. a
grammatical orror ia the bible,- -
M"iher lowering her speolaol,s aud
approaching the rrador ia a very
srruiini1ing aliilu'la, says, Hill H.
Kill H. Il Is the very thing that has
been eating the leaves and book
marks.
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The attention Of MANY owners Q

The attention Of many owners Of
vineyards in California has been
turned to the production of raisins
from their grape crops. Some are
induced to this course from their
conviction that the manufacture Of
wine Is manufacturing drunkards at
a terrible rate, and others by the
profits of the business. The best
grape for this purpose j. one Of the
malaga varieties. The process is to
break the stem Of the principal
branches, and Tins 70 prevent the
fow Of sap The fruit then shrinks
in tie sun, the watery portion IS
dried and the sugar j. concentrated
IN proportion. Would d net l,e
veil n our farmcrs in Texas would
sarn thcir attention 10 this matter +,
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80 hie's ~ llnrsss Gfosiey 70
makinf sfusaiinn in farup. AZ
milliaFy tifrl's She played l,rfTs
l..sti, and he fmhraeei hsF whth
Ha- considered gate q warm oum-
pllmrni
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JOHN W. HARRIS,
Chairman of Committee.


WHEREAS, A speedy organization
of the democratic party in the State
is of paramount Importance, and
furnishes the only hope of success
to the party and the defeat of the
nefarious designs of the radical par.
+y-and, whereas, the effecting OF
such organization was the prime
object of the assembling Of this
Convention, therefore,
Resolved, That a committee OF
one from each judicial district be APP
pointed to recommend to the Con-
vention a plan for the thorough and
effective organization of the demo-
cratic party throughout the State,
and that said committee be charged
with the duty Of recommending to
this Convention such committees
and canvassers for the State at large,
and for the congressional and sena-
torial districts and the counties, as
may be deemed necessary to effect
such organization.
W. II. CRANK,
The foregoing report was unani.
mously adopted. ,-Ftir
GThe names of the Committee on
organization were published last
week.--ED. HERALD. -r
NJ. -
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HOUSTON ADVERTISEMENTS,
FIRST Mortgage Bonds
or Tnf-
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
Railroad Company.
rrInrIraI and Iniere.t Parable In Colin.

j nE llsasion AMI frNas 6sniTsl RailNsy famIa'
AZ possessing 49, l-si salt-lln lhsUrT II al tho
gaiHsis Ia TsAas, has sians's hGs---i'y a. ths
hnai Il IN inT luhiir FnisTpIisfs VIII ~ mis u
T''si 0nI is,i aHd iis iaInr gTsAisef Iils lsHds,
hHa au'lniins o. sac iailiiun ars, I'll drsiihfd a.
issuiTs ~ a. sai-, IL l-rssssfs Ia ariuai sssris
HHfvTN Ia sislsr IL tsIits siss and - as, lie
pisFEsss l. i-isE Islssi EsTaaIi issaIls hsi hntI
niih ~ no TspiiiiN r,snsi trht aNh pTairHr and
FaraTniN- lIr l.,ar u all susar hsi siur Ihr thu
Tsisitsfr o. ~ Nas Nh. - n'ian II NwTihrsH tsN
y, i, s'',n'si.nr Al ih- kshsas Rod, ~ Nlii D.
H. asis 'ashh'l IT iairf = aa,nnraii'n i-is ~
iL- Cali sHi ihr gnat nsu N"uhs'fi, IT. q us'lr
TunHfii'hs TsIg u Z" The sysisia Il Mis- =uF, Mia
''ia ani q a. Railroads, vii a. The GT-4i '~H'
Tal rt,hr oH tho Meath, anl The tra' s.saihrIh fa'
ihr hirh is 10 cnHrr al Nea uTyans sith lLr al
ifHnia Gnlf,h H. South.
iH adii'ian H. ihs aiayr Frmoie 20, heeiions
may Ioiui H. tie Mashinginh G,uhiy h"ad, lal,o
euhs, ~ ih- a. 2, t-niTal carIafsii"hl the hia'
-. nTsuFh, Nhirh !. under construction, aud the
o hlAngh, a. srli a. sahrIs pcy.rtsd 10 snhiass
vide sr',lH IL runHtty, hon which the tTafiT will le
Lrn ht 10 f'sd ihnteniTal hoad,
ALREADY the inron. of The rad affords smplr means
o. rrT all rNIFnsss, rvlaTs, sud mnT- than double
- aish 10 pay III. interest on u. hands. Thirty
mil moTr are iss under contact, aud negotiations
an. I-.n'iibE FIR .iiil further lettings whrh these
arc cnnprir, lh- rates oi canning. will L. CRAFTY
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EtFlsT % fiHaITTtf NF 0fNANift
HiuN

Htr,sf 10 ouuauftF ON 0t0AsifA
FiHN
I.iw Tt'ss-H'.a f.sai.s' sias cs''s
iunr eiinmiiirr un Organization
have hal che maiiurs uFrrri IA
them uhdrr consideration, add liri'
leave ~ reIHri thr following as a
lasis ~ organization 0f iho neinu-
sratR party inr ihr State;
l. That there shall h. appointed
a COMMITTEE III Twenty ono, Ia h.
styled the llen'-ralio State tom
Miliee, lhrro of Whum shall reside
at the city NJ Austin, aud any five
al the number appointed shall onn-
sllluto a quoru,.. !pr the transaction
IT business tho remaining numbo,
shall be solulcd iFom the diiieroni
sections oi the state, Said com
millee shall exercise all tho pnwors
aud perform all lhe dulies usually
performed hy such committees, aud
il shall also be- the duty al said com
miltoo 10 n-,nihatc suitable candi-
dates "a ill State offices in eases ia
which sufficient time may not be-
allowed TO call n Convention 10
make such nominations,
=. There shall lee u Committee oi
three, or more, selected 10y the peo,
pie of each county Ia loo styled the
County Democratic Committee,
whose duty 1, shall la l." supcrn-
tend the organization al the county
aud Ia perform all other duties usu
ally performed by such committees,
3. That n Committee OF three be-
appointed in each precinct Of every
county and IN each ward of every
city, by tho respective county com
mittocs, whose duty il shall be Ia
furnish from time 10 time 10 the
county committee all necessary in
formation MS required by the Exc
cutiye Committee OF the State.
4. That n chairman shall DO ap.
pointed in ea h Congressional Dis
trict, whose duty il shall DO TO su.
pcrintcnd the proper aud effective
organization of his district, and
call such conventions within the
same ms may be necessary.
8. That tho Democratic organiza.
tons now existing in different coun'
ties are continued, but, in order to
have uniform action, they are re-
Iucstcd 10 conform, ms far rs prac.
ticablc, to the plan Of organization
herein subm tied.
O. That the delegates Of this Con.
vcntion arc requested TO urge upon
tho people to organize in each and
every county Immediately, and 10
report once TO tho Chairman OF the
State Executive Committee.
Z. That the Elective Committee,
or any three of them, shall, from
time to time, appoint suitable per-
sons to canvass tho State and address
the people uron the important issues
of the day, aud the county commit
tees shall also make such appoint
ments for their respective counties.
Your committee. after consulta-
ton with the delegates, submit the
names of the following persons as
electors: - ----r--s gr-
TThc names of the Electors and
of the State Executive Committee
will be found at the head of our
editorial column HERALD.
All,of which Is respectfully sub !
mittcd.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-01

MORNING DISPATCHES.
Foreign News,


LONDON, March 0-Midnight.-In
Ghe House of Lords this evening.
lord Malnesbufy disclaimed any in
tention, upon the part OF The English
Government, to interfere IN the affairs
of Paraguay.
Ln the House of Commons petitions
m favor of and against the Irish
Church establishment were read.
Mr.. Gladstone, after calling for the
reading of the acts of Parliament In
relation to the Irish Church, moved
that the House proceed to consider
them. He declared that the time had
come when the Irish Church should
cease to exist, as a State establish
lnent. He would add no details Of
the means by which this was to be
brought about, because it was not the
duty Of the opposition to arrange them.
All proprietary rights should be re-
spected; there should no longer be a
salarled clergy, paid by the State and
connected with the Church. A fund
for the benefit Of Ireland should be
created from the balances of the in
come of the Church.
Mr.. Gladstone proceeded to ex-
plain that the Liberal party had not
dealt with this question because it had
never before been presented to them
IN a concrete shape, as at the present
time. Both parties, he said, were
excusable for neglecting the
subject because the public sense
had not before been fully aroused
In regard to it. He repealed
the charge Of apostacy which had
been made against him. Speaking of
the measures which should be adopted,
l2e recommended that the church
and parsonages should be left to the
Clergy, and those who chose to main
tain them, would indemnify the owner
of the advoWs0n. After further argu-
ment, mrGladstOne closed with an APP
peal to the House to take some def
mite action.
Lord Stanley replied, opposing
hasJy action in the matter, saying that
The House should wait until the Com
mittee on the Irish Church should
make lheir report, and concluded by
moving his resolution, of which he
gave notice last Friday, that the sub
sect be left over for the consideration
Of the next Parliament.
Mr.. Crainbarre, the member of
Stamford, moved a resolution that the
principal of disestablishing the Irish
Church be settled, and the details be
left to tie next Parliament
The debate was adjourned.
A bill establishing Jogging in the
army has passed the House of Com
mons.
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The new Eighth District is mainly
the old Eleventh, but is so construct
ed as to include none of the present
Congressional delegation within It's
borders. The counties gave a Repub-
lican majority IN 1866 Of 1906, thus
making ii the strongest district In the
State Candidates are not scarce.
Those already proposed are james n.
Tyner and Maj. Orris Blake. Of Peru;
Col Asbury Steele, of Marion; D. 9.
Chapman and James O'Brieu, of No
blesviIle; D. d. Pratt, Horace P
Biddle and Colonel T. II Bringhurst,
of LO2ausport; John u. Petit, Of
Wabash, and Rev W r. Kistler, of
Kokomo. On the Democratic side
there are not many aspirants. Ora
ham n Fitch lives In the District,
but will decline the empty honor. S.
A. Hail Of LOgausport, and Judge
n. r. Linsday, of Kokomo, are
spoken Of.
The new Ninth District includes
part of the old Eleventh and Tenth.
Hon. John p. c. Shanks, of Jay G.
H., IS in the district, and will be a
candidate for reelection. General
Thomas NJ Browne, of Winchester,
Is also a candidate, the race for the
nomination lying between the two
Their history, qualifications and gen
eral fitness are so similar that the
race will be warm one, but conduct
ed with the best of feeling on their
part. Some of the. counties vote by
primary election, which will probably
virtually decide the matter. The
Republican majority in 1866 was I 455
The new Tenth District is not very
materially changed, and is now repre-
scented by Hon. William Williams, of
Warsaw. 1t is probable he will be
re nominated without opposition. The
Republican majority in 1866 was 8, 275.
The new Eleventh District is the
old Ninth, now represented by Hon.
Schuyler Colfax. So long an he will
take the Office he will undoubtedly
have it, and unless nominated for
Vice President, which seems now less
probable than a short time ago. Ae
will doubtless be returned to Con-
gress. The District gave a Republi-
can majority in 1866 of 2 3b9.
L. B.
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turkish Massacre in Crete Denied.

New YORK, March 30.-Various
specials deny the authority of the re-
ported Turkish massacre in Crete.
A Washington special to the Times
states that Justice Nelson had decid
ed the sale under the Barnes mort
gage, ander which the Milwaukee &
Minnesota Railroad Company sue
seeded to the La Crosse Il Milwaukee
Company, to be fraudulent and void,
and perpetualy enjoined that Com
psny from intermeddling with any
property, rights or privileges purchas-
ed at that sale.
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NEW YORK, March 31.-A Havana
special to the Herald states that the
Bishop who fell under displeasure
and the Captain General had departed
Cor Cadiz, for the purpose of making
an address to the Clergy in the Cathe-
dral.
The Heralds Naples special, dated
the Both, states that Admiral Farra-
gut is to give a grand ball on board
the Franklin to-day; and the United
States feet viii sail eastward at the
close Of the week.
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Canadian News.

NEW YORK. March 31.-The Her
aids special from Montreal says the
garrison is under arms aud volunteers
all over the country have received
orders to be ready Greek fire has
been discovered IN the Irish part Of
Montreal, and the Government claims
to have news of Fenian preparations
at Buffalo and ST. Adams.
4 movement is said to be making
for the purpose of pressing the con-
scriptiOn bill through Parliament.
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Miners Strike fJr WAges-IIO.-9nC
Man Killed.

yITTsBURG, March 81. = Further
particulars of the coal miners riot,
which occurred last evening, at Pine
Run, above MeKeesport, has been re-
ceiged. The miners employed by
O'Neil & Son, struck for higher
wages, but yesterday returned to work,
which so exasperated the miners in
the neighboring works, that a col
lision ensued. In the melee one man
was killed. The rioters having met
Eith a warmer reception than was an
tIcipated, soon dispersed. An med
force will be sent up to-day to arrest
the rioters.
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LOUISVILLE, March 81. - A tele-
gram from Gallatin, Tenn, says re-
turns from the different counties
indicate that Judge Barry, the Con
servative candidate, Is elected Chan
eellor by two or three hundred ma
fOritv.
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EAsTPORT, Maine, March 30.-This
town went Republican Pembroke
and Lubec also went Republican.
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IN quarts, pints, half-pints, and school
packa ges.
ArnoId's celebrated Writing fluid. IN
pint and quart bottles.
Buffers Writing Fluid. n pints and
quarts
Carmine Inks. Best quality.
Blue, Yellow, and other Inks mauufsc-
tured to order.