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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-23

Secure Your Tickets
For the Concert tonight before it is
too late.
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To the Teachers and Scholars Of
wheeling and Vicinity.
Pictures will be made at the reduced
prices only when not less than twelve
come to sit at the same time, and no
longer than during the balance of the
month of June, at Partridge's Gallery,
hereafter.
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w,surycroy, DC. Feb. q. 1868.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 81, 1863.
John livingston, Esq, Secretary Aerehrn" Union
Lac Company
DEAR SIR The new Law Register and On
,i-l Directory, just issued, appears To have been
s,:, carefully prepared and we hnd IL oil great
Department VIZ tfipRR VI Inc oss' ness Oh 'l, US
a Valuable acquisition to, aud should he on the
desk Of every prominent official, banker, mer
chant, and business man
Very respectfully, y. y. ZEh ELY,
Third Asst T. ". General.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. Is, 1868.


John LiringstOn Esq .esSecretdry Of he Merchants
Union Lac Company, NeIo York City
SIR THE new Law Register AM Official Di
rectOry, Just issued, appears TO have been care
fully and iudiciOusly prepared, with view TO
furnish important information 10 the business
world. find 1t useful as book OF reference
In the transaction Of official business and II will
doubtless prove a valuable acquisition TO the
desk Of the banker merchant and business man.
Respectfully. JOSEPH 5. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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REGISTERS OFFICE,

IEEASUNl UEIAkTNTNT, 4
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. -, lsG-.)
John LiciItyston Esq, Secretary Merchants Unio
Lar Company
DEAR SIR:-rhe new Law Register and Off.
cial Directory, just issued, appears to lave been
very carefully prepared, and we find 1t Of great
service in the transaction of the business Of this
Department. We think the work would prove
a valuable acquisition TO, and should DO on the
desk Of, every prominent official banker, mer-
chant. and business man.
Respectfully, n. l.. JEFFRIES,
Register.
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The Act of Congress confers upon the COrpo-
rations, besides the right of way across the Ter.
ritories gift of - 800 acres Of the public lands
per mile, contiguous TO this line, and En appro-
priation from the National credit of sixty MIL.
LIONS in q PER CENT. RoSDs, delivered as the
work progresses; or half tho estimated cost OF
the Through Line and Branches. These sub
sidy bonds the company may cancel in course
of years by the Transportation services Of the
Roads, and small per csntage Of their net earn
ings; they, therefore, constitute an element OF
great strength 10 the corporations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-23

II is commonly known that the General Gov.
eminent, fOn wise purposes, has given Its Aid
and announcement TO the construction OF one
MAIN THROUGH LINZ OF RAILROAD from the Pa
ciRe Ocean across the Territories 70 connect
with the various Eastern Branshes Of the Pa
cifc Railroad system, and which will form the
GRAND TRUNK ROUTE TO the Far West,
upon which the mighty traRscOntinental traffic
will concentrate,
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ASSItENEE'S YALE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ United States for the District Of West
Virginia.
In the matter of
THOMAS j. KISNER,
Bankrupt.
The undersigned, appointed Assignee in said
case will on MONDAY, JUNE aid, 1868, at the
Drug Store in South Wheeling lately occupied
by said Dr.. Themas j. Kisnsr, proceed to sell
at public auction the Drugs, Paints, Oils, &C.,
SC. being all the effects of the said Thomas j.
Kisner, Bankrupt, not exempted by law. The
stock comprises nearly everything necessary for
First Glass Drug Store.
Terms or SALE-CASH-
junla9t ALFRED TURNER, Assignee.
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The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY-whO are carrying IL forward with
greater energy and persistence than was ever
shown IN any siV,ilar work in ancient or modern
times-will buila equip, own and control the
Western Half of this Through Line, the most
productive, favored, and valuable portion OF the
whole, and may Justly be regarded a. possessing
the richest franchise ever granted on this CONT
nent.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 81, 1868,

WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb. 81, 1868.
John Liriagton Esq, Secretary Merchants Union
Lac Company:
DEAR Sir The new Law Register and ON.
cial DIRECTORY, Just issued, appears to have been
very carefully prepared and We find it of great
service in the transaction OF the business OF this
Department We think the work would prove
n Valuable ACQUISITION to, and should be on the
desk of every prominent official, banker, mer.
N'''''' +. T. SPINNER
Treasurer of the United States.
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DESIRABLE
STEADY INVESTMENT
Principal & Interest in Gold Coin.

The attentiOn..of Investors, TT. stees, Execu.
tors, and others desiring an unnG Tally safe. ne.
liable and profitable form Of permanent invest
msnt, is called TO the advantages and assurances
OF the
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Whipple

Sings, "Good night, farewell" to-
}, night.
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FOR SALE.
FIFTY (5O) BUILDING LOTS
On wheeling Island!
ALSO
A Substantial stone WINE
House and Cellar

VuSC
MIGHTY (sO) FEET LONG BY TWENTY
n COZ feet wide. Capacity nearly thirty
Thousand Ga, OOO) gallons; together with S0or,
ERAGE of about same capacity, PRESSES ana
other fixtures, pecess airy for the manufacture OF
Wine. Though bnilt fer Wine Cellar, II ~
equally well adapted for manufacturing and
SfORiNG LAGER BEER With this will be
sold about four acres of land on which Is also
erected adjoining the Wine House, good
frame two-story Dwelling House of eight room
and a large stable, both nearly new. The above
ia offered for less than the cost OF the I'M
Any person desiring to engage in manufac'
turing
Wine or Lager Beer
should call and see this property before invest
ing elsewhere.
desirable Island Lots now In the market, and
will be sold at low rates and on easy terms,
The above embraces that portion OF the lsisnd
VINEYARD running east from the Fair Ground to
the river. ezHr.rN
"s snIia up ''" " JNo. P. GILCHRIST.
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FISK &HATcH,

Bankers and Dealsrsin GovsrnmeBt Securities
ana FiuaDeisl Agents ofths c. p z z Co.
Eaas No. 5Nassau street, New York.
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Don,t

Den,t
Forget the Musical Entertainment q,
the Washington Hall tonight.
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Don't Forget
The Concert tonight.
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O.ders ssut viii The funds through Tsspo9sl
BE Ranks oT EEprsss Companiea WI rees ~,
T.Tov,-Tt s+tsBfs0n- BoD6s SSut By return bL
49, - s1T sddrsss In the Usftsa Stafs., -
- eost InfOryGtiOn, Descriptive pAmPsl.te
Haps Ae, furnished On spPheatio0 a. tSs S1see
81 The Railroad Company, NO. - nhhan
afreet and Of
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These bonds bid fair TO attain the mOs, YroE1.
meat position among tie b0nspeeulatiye in.
yestmsnts Of the country, and yin be actively
dealt in AZ the mSney-oeDtres In Europe.
Holders OF Government Geeurities have IN OD'
p0rtuBity Of exchanging them for Central Pa
Cihe Bonds bearing an equal rate o. interest
with the priaeipal well secured and Of
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TEEN PER CENT ~ ADDITION

gEALIzIEG 4 PROFIT OF TEN 10 FTE
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Fish.

Fish.
On0 HALVES No. MACKEREL.
LUU IN do do
80 do med. do
~ do largo do
30 kits No. MacksTel.
30 do 2 do
80 do family do
800 Valves Lake Herring.
100 do White Fish.
mar9 MAXWELL & TISGLE.
NAILS.
at MAXWELL 4 TINGLEs
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DROVIsIONs-
i Bacon, Hams shoulders and Sides, Bulk
Meats. Dressed Hogs, Prime Leaf Lard, &c.
MAXWELL & TINOLE
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CAROLINA RICR-
~ - tiGrces prime new Carolina Rice
MAXWELL 4 TIHGLE
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DkPINRD SUGAR.
II - bbls Standard Cr., pow'd and grand.
rs DO. A. & r. Coffee Sugars.
- do. TX. &. G. a. q. Yellow, at
MAXWELL q TlNGLES
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New Orleans MOlasses.
900 BARRELS PRIME ANB CHOICE
= LU received by
mays MAXWELL & TINGLE.
CYRUP,-
- 20 bbls Brdne's best Golden Syrup.
IS do. Monumental do,
IS hlf bbls golden do.
~ kegs do. do.
10 bbIs New York do For sale
by MAXWELL a TlNGI.E.
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i 10 hlf Oh. choice q. L. Tea.
~ do. do Y. II. do.
IS do. medium gradesG +. and Y. II,
10 do. Ool0ngs, for sale.
MAXWELL 6 TlNGLE
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The Act further authorizes them TO issue an
equal amount Of their own First Mortgage
| Bonds of corresponding denominations iehieh
shall be the first claim upon he tchoe railroad prop.
syty, and 20 Iohieh the hen Of tie Government shall
be subordinate, as o means OF more readily secur'
ing the remaining half Of the capital for the con.
stTuction; the equipments, &C. being provided
out of the capital stock subscriptions aud other
sources.
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tnat large war balance shall be
carried iuto the Treasury; but he
sa d that the appropriations made for
the year cannot be expended within
that tine; that contracts would be
made or debts incurred which could
not be f0rescen, therefore the amend
ment you'd be of 20 practical value.
lie Thought i wOU d be unsafe without
consultation with the heads of de-
partments.
Grimes read a letter received by
him from the. Secretary of the Navy,
expressing the opinion that confusion
in the accounts of the departments
would result from such a provision,
as well as require the employment of
more clerks In the Auditors Office,
and trouble would be experienced in
the payment Of men returning from
long cruise. sr.rrrsf E
Sherman replied that the accounts
In such cases were carried forward
from year to year, and he thought
that no trouble would come from that
source.
More debate followed, whereupon
the amendm Mt was agreed to.
Sherman offered another amend
ment, directing the Secretary Of the
Treasury, in bis next annual message,
to state all balances of appropriations
made during the present session for
each branch Of the public service. and
remaining unexpended on the first of
July next. showing, also, the amounts
necessary to execute the contracts or
pay the expenditures on each of such
balances Adopted. f-'ttff
The bill then passed in the Com
mittee Of the Whole, and, being be-
fore the Senate, Howe asked separate
vote on the amendment increasing
the appropriation for the civil estab-
lishment Of Naval Hospitals, which,
after discussion, was agreed to.
Drake asked a separate vote on
Conklings amendment reducing the
number of seamen from $500 to 1000
Hendricks asked upon what in
formation this change had been made.
ana condemned such legislation IN
the face of the unanimous opinion of
the Naval Committee.
After debate, without action on the
the Senate adjourned.
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NEW HAVEN.
Election RetuFns-EIectiOn OF the
Democratic Ticket.


NEW HAVEN, April 6.-Ninety-
one cities and towns give English b
(Dem.) 18,025; Jewell (Rep) 1881 ;
Democratic gain about 1000 The
Democrats claim the election of Eng
lish by 1000 majority.
New Haven gives Jewell 1924. and
English 7,777.
Hartford gives English 624 ma
iority.
NEW HAVEN, April 6.-At the an
nual election for State officers to-day
the Republicans voted for Marshal
Jewell, and the Democrats for James
f. English. The following are among
the returns received Greenwich,
jewell 412, English GA New Canaan,
Jewell 282. English 200; Darien,
Jewell 1877, English 118; Stanford.
Jewell 969, English 673; Plymouth.
Jewell 468, English 308; Wallingford
Jewell 304, English 1896; Winchester,
Jewell BOA, English 396; East
Haddam, Jewell 304, English
234, New Milford, Jewell 352.
English 42l; Danbury, Jewell 836,
English 785; Newton, Jewell 263.
English 40; Norwich, Jewell 30
majority; New Haven, Jewell 1924.
English 5,777; Bridgeport, English
180 majority; Milford. Jewell 315,
English 425; Nowalk, Jewell 40 ma
jority; Killingly, Jewell 166 majority !;
Putnam, Jewell 233 majority; Thorn
as, Jewell 243 majority; Waterbury,
Jewell GIG; English 1,243. Ninety
one cities and towns give Jewell
1881; English 18,025.
New HAYES, April 6.-One hundred
and twenty towns heard from give
English 1873 majority. The forty
towns to hear from gave English 298
majority last year.
New HAVEN, April 6.-The Dem
ocratic majority is 1888.
HARTFORD, Conn, April 6.-Re-
turns from twenty-six Of the twenty
seven towns in Hartford County.
show a gain for Jewell of 107; New
London County shows a gain Of 250
for Jewell a few returns from Litch
field County show Republican gain ;
Hartford gives English 630 majority.
and New Haven gives 2,300 majority
for English. It is probable English
Is reelected.
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KAN EAs.
Destructive FiFe-L0ss Estimated
Republican Majority.


LAWRENCE Kansas. April 9Th
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Union Pacific Railway, eastern
division, was held here to-day. The
reports of the Board Of Directors
and Superintendent were read and
approved. From these reports it ap-
peared that 335 miles of the main
line and 134 miles Of the branch road
are now in operation; that increases
in track last year was 1879 miles; ave-
rage length Of road operated lastIyear
260 miles; total earnings 81 ,SS3, ,S53; /;
net earnings S605 235; gross earnings
per mile 81 ,229.
Twenty miles of additional track
was completed Saturday, taking the
track to within thirty miles of Pond
Greek, which point it il expected 60
reach by the 18th of May. From
present Indications, the business this
year on the extended road will double
chat Of last year. The following
Board of Directors has been elected:
John D. Perry. Adolphus Mercer, G.
s. Greeley, VIM. Mcpherson, aud
Thomas l.. Price, of Missouri; w. III.
Clemens aud H. j. Jewett, Of Ohio !:
Thomas A. Scott and John McMa-
nus, of Pennsylvania. John J Perry
was reelected President; Adolphus
Mire, Vic President; G. B. Lamborh,
Secretary, and w j. Palmer Treas
urer The company have 20 loeomo- :
tives, 20 passenger and I'll freight
cars. A'#e.
LAWRENCE. Kansas, Aprils6.-The
Republican city ticket was elected to-
day, although the Democrats polled a
pretty large vote. Thisdis only the
second time, in the history of the
city, that the Democrats have had a
ticket in the field
LEAvENWoRTH, Kansas, April g.
The loss by the fire last night was on
the brick building owned by Gustave
Fries, OF Philadelphia, $S, 900; insured
for $1,000 in the Home, New York,
and S3, 900 in the Phoenix. The loss
by Mr. Gillettt was 5000 bushels of
corn !; insured for 81, 800 each IN the
Manhattan and International The
Zejtttng Office is a total loss, with no
insurance; also, a frame building; no
insurance.
ArcHIsoN. Kansas, April 6.-The
city election to-day resulted In the
choice Of a Democratic Mayor by q
majority. The Republicans elect a
majority Of the CouneiImen and mem
bers OF the School Board also Con-
stable.
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NEW York.
Arrival of Steamer city Of Antwerp
important Railroad CaSe-HeaYy
R0bbeFy-S32, 600 Stolen.

New YoRK, April 6.-The steamer
City Of Antwerp, from Liverpool, has
arrived.
The case Of Hatch and others
against the Rock Island Railroad, was
before the Supreme Court, general
term, to-day. An appeal from the
decision Of Judge CORDOBA. refusing
to transfer the suits to the United
States Courts, was made by the de-
PENDANTS, who claim that the Company
beiug foreign corporation, they
could not be sued in State Court.
The decision was reserved.
The Land Office of Charles Luxton,
in Hudson City, was entered by burg
lars last night The safe was blown
open, and bonds valued at thirty-two
thnusand dollars wara sfnlnn
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Parting Sermon OF Rev. A 8. Kin-
nan, &C.
Especial to the Evansvlue Iournai.!.

Especial TO the Evansville Iournai.h
INDIANAPoLIs, April 6.-Rev. A
s. Kjnnan, pastor of Roberts Chapel
for the past three years, preached his
parting sermon last night Under
his care the church has increased
greatly. When he came here the
members numbered 379 1t now
numbers, including probationers, 841,
A social meeting for final leave TAX
ing will be held on Wednesday night.
The reported lease Of the North end
Of the Louisville, New Albany & Chi
cago Railway BY the Indianapolis,
Cincinnati & Lafayette, is denied by
the New Albany Ledger.
A Washington special to the Jour7
nal states that the article in the Intel
Ige1cer Of Thursday last, tending to
show that neither Wade nor Colfax
could succeed Johnson, was handed
In by Chief Justice Chase's Private
Secretary, aud is attributed to Chase
himself
INDIANAP9LIs, April 6-Fhe vote
pOlled at the Towns hip election here
to-day was small. The Republican
ticket is elected BY 500 majority.
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DETROIT.
EIeCtlOn-Fhe Constitution Defeated.


DETROIT, April 6, 10 p. M.-The
returns received from fifty towns give
4 00j against the Constitution. The
result on prohibition as far as heard
fro m, is a majority for il Of l31. This
will be Greatly over -balauced by the
vote Of Detroit. The temperance men
are hopeful
Complete returns give for the Con-
stitution 1883. against 5,S92; only
one Ward givlDga majority for it. For
prohibition, 1871. against 6.567; for
annual sessions, 755 against 6.672.
A, this hour, 10:30, returns from
seventy towns, including Detroit,
show a majority of 8,156 against the
Constitution. The vote on brohibi.
ton, outside Of Detroit. IS about
equal bat il is thought that the re-
turns from the rural districts will
overcome the 5000 m4jDrity given
against the measure IN Detroit.
DETRoIT, Mich, April 6.-At 9
o'clock this evening thirty-fiVe cOuu-
ties are heard from, which give 2, 162
majority against the Constitution. and
seventeen towns give l84 N iority for
prohibition.
DETROIT. April 6.-Returas com
ing IN clearly indicate the defeat of
the Constitution. We cannot yet
judge how the vote on the prohibition
has gone. Negro suffrage is embodied
IN the new Constitution, the only sep
arate articles submitted being the
prohibition and annual or biennial
sessions Of the Legislature.
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MEMPHIS
The avalanche Contempt Case.

MEMPHIS. April 6.-Tn the Ava.
tdhche contempt case, Judge Wald-
ron, Of the Municipal Court, to day,
decided that be had no authority 10
grant writ Of habeds corpus, and or
dered tho prisoners to be removed 10
jail, bat subsequently suspended the
decision for ten days. in order TO give
them an opportuBity for a hearing
from the Supreme Court Of the State.
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A Man Killed BY His Employer.

Especial to the Evansville Journal.l
TERRE HAUTE, April 6.-John L.
Stevens Killed John Reeves iu this
city this morning, By shooting him
three times with a revolver, two balls
taking effect ia the breast and one ia
tie abdomen, producing immediate
death. The act was premeditated.
The difficulty originated last week,
and was occasioned by Reeves refus-
ing to pay money which Stevens
damned was due him, and
which Reeves had alre ldy paid to
Stevens.s boarding house. he being Sc
urity for Stevens's board
On Saturday, Stevens told Reeves
that he would give him till Monday
70 settle. Meeting Reeves this morn
ng, he again demanded the money,
ind was again refused. tie then drew
revolver aud fred with the above
result. Stevens is an unmarried man,
about . years old, aud was soldier
il the Eleventh Indiana Reeves was
aquiet, industrious, and respee table
citizen, about 40 years old, aud leaves
awife aud two children. Both were
members Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
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The J0URNAL C0MpAF7 Is nov

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ALABAMA.
Important order Respecting the
Ku KluX KIan.

MoNTGoMERY, Ala, April 6.-Gen.
Sheppard, commanding the Sub Dis
trict Of Alabama, to-day issued an
order in relation to the Kuklux
Klan, and ordering that the various
officers, marshals, magistrates, con-
stables, chiefs Of police and police
will be held accountable by the Pest
Commanders over their respective
districts for the suppression Of this
iniquitious organization and the ap-
prehensiOn Of its members wherever
found. When apprehensions are
made and the code of Alabama Is
silent on the subject Of the offenses
for which they are charged, the pris-
oners will be turned,oVer to the Coms
mander of the proper Military Post,
with a view to trial by military com
mission. All placards and news
paper cards of the Kuklux Klan are
prohibited, and the ignorance Of their
existance will not be held as an ade-
quate excuse, it being the business Of
the civil and military officers to know
what appertains TO their duty. Citi-
zens not holding Office, likewise, will
not be held guiltless, for outrages will
be viewed as evidence of neglect Of
duty. --ft f.Es LE = -
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RICHMOND, April 6-The Conven b
ton has finished all reports before il,
and will adjourn this week.
There IS much interest IN Republi-
can circles regarding the appoint
ment of the new Governor.
1t is stated that q message has been
received from General Grant, direct
ing General Scho6eld to suspend his
order until further orders.
General Wells, the new Governor,
is not here.
Four OF the ring leaders Of the coal
pit disturbances have been brought
here for trial.
A dispatch from Washington, from
high authority, announces that Gov.
Wells will be here tomorrow and
be inaugurated.