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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-02
THE JUBILEE.

BosroN, July To-day has been
literally an Irish day, not onlyst the
Coliseum, but all over the city. From
early in the morning till late at night
the streets, in spite Of the intense heat,
have been swarming with people, who
had left their work in this city and the
neighboring towns to do honor to the
brass band frem Dublin, which arrived
this morning to take part in the Jubilee.
The public reception of the band by the
Irish organizations was most impressive,
the procession being half an hour pass.
ing a given point.
In the Coliseum contrary to general
expectations the utmost order prevailed.
1t is probable that never before in this
country has there gathered such a
large, well dressed and orderly crowd of
Irish people. The performance of the
Irish band was OF course the feature of
the days programme. The music
furnished BY the organization. judged
from critical view, was not Of high
order, being inferior to that ofany other
band that has played at the Coliseum,
still bv confning the selections mostly
to familiar Irish airs and old country
jigs, the conductor, Mr.. Clements, man
agHd to gain much applause for his
band. The enthusiasm was equal to
that OF any previous day.
The performances were rendered still
m ore interesting by the presence Of the
Ninth Regiment Massachusetts, Volun-
teer Militia, in full uniform, accom-
panied by a company Of the sPennsyl.
vania Second Regiment. This evening
another grand ball, complimentary to
the 10000 members Of the chorus, took
place.
Hon. Horace Greeley is expected
on Wednesday, when another grand
rush Of spectators is likely to be wit.
messed.
The chorus ball this evening was
very tame affair. All the bands except
the Irish were present, and played dur
ing the evening. At one o'clock all
present went home.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Career of a Great Rem.
edy.

Twenty summers have elapsed since II
was briefly announced that new vegeta-
BILE tonic and Alternative, bearing the name
of Hostette's Stomach Bitters, had been
added to the list OF Preventive and Restora-
tive medicires. The modest advertisement
which INVITED attention to the preparation
stated that l. had been used with great sue
cess, in private practice, as cure for dys.
pepsia, bilious complaints, constipation
and intermittent fever. 1t was soon dis
covered thatthe article possessed extraor-
dinary properties. The people, OF every
class, tested Is merits as tonic, stimulant,
corrective and restorative, and found that
its effects moe than fulfilled their hopes
and expectations From that time to the
present its course has been upward and on
ward, and 1t sands to-day at the head OF al
medicines of It's class, American or import
ed, in the magnitude Of its sales and its rep
vigorant and restorative. For languor and
debility, lack Of appetite and gastric dis
turbances, so ommon during the summer
months, 1t is absolutely inIallible. Indi-
gestion, bilious disorders, constipation,
nervousness, PERIODICAL fevers, and all the
ordinary COMPLAINTS generated by Vita
ted and humid datmosphere, vanish under
its renovating and regulating influence.
This is Its recoa, avouched by volumes of
intelligent testimony, extending over a
period Of a tifti Of century, and compre-
hending the names OF thousands OF well
known citizens>elonging TO every class and
calling. In EuDpe It is thought great
thing TO obtain he patronage OF royalty Tor
"patent medldne," but Hostetter's Bit
ters has been spontaneously approved by
millions OF INDEPENDENT sovereigns, and its
patent consists b their Endorsement.
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he OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of she Irish Band-Arrtval OF
Pennsylvania Regiment.
BosroN, July 1.-The weather here
ontinues very hot, the thermometer
one o'clock standing at 90. Two
three cases of sunstroke have been
ported, one of which will prove fatal.
The Irish National Band had pub
reception this forenoon which was
e OF the finest demonstrations yet
,de. The Ninth Irish Regiment Of
,iladelphia, which arrived this morn
i and q large number of Irish
settles of this city paraded in the pro-
esiou and made Q splendid display.
band was given q banquet at the
tker House and was welcomed by
tcity government.
company Of the Second Regiment
ohe State Guards, Captain Hibberd
ctmanding, reached here this morn
land were received by the Ninth
kment. The comdany numbers
TO men and are accompanied by 9
nSer Of prominent Philadelphisns'
II leave tonight for Proyidencs. :
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MEMPHIS.
AIeorn Defines his POsitiOn-SwOrn
fn-Acquitted.

AIeorn Defines his POsitiOn-SwOrn
in-Acquitted.
MEMPHIS, July l.-Some days since,
while Governor Alcorn was here he
wrote letters to leading Grant Republi'
cans of this city defending his position
as being a supporter of Grant and a
worker for his election, without giving a
reason. Since that time he has been
thoroughly interviewed and defines his
position as supporting Grant, first, be-
cause he believes him to be the choice
of a majority of the Southern people
and because be urged the passage o'
the enforcement act. He states, now.
ever, that previous to the passage Of
that act he was a Greeley man, but
finding Grant 30 earnest in his desire 70
relieve the Southern people from all
odious legislation, he could not help
coming over to his side and says be
will use his utmost endeavors to secure
for him q majority of the Mississippi
vote. -.
Col. A. Purcy, who contested the
she ,iffalty election in this city IN the
Supreme Court and gained the case, to
day filed his bond and was sworn IN.
The delegates to the Baltimore Con
ventiou from Western Arkansas ano
Mississippi will assemble and start fol
Louisville on the Baltimore and Ohio
Ra;lroad The entire Missouri delega'
ton goes over the same road from Cin'
cinnati.
DR.. Logan Dameron, Of Lexington
KY, who shot Jones here, some tlm'
since, and killed him in the street, wa
to-day acquitted. Jones bad been to'
intimate with Mrs. Dameron.
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who signAa the Petition.

We are informed that petition o.
Democrats was sent to Governor Jacob
from this place, promising their support
to him. Ifa petition of this kind was
in circulation, it was signed by such
good Democrats as the Hon. VIM. G.
Brown, who expect to ride into office
through the disafection of the party
for the better class OF Democrats of the
county have not seen any such petition,
and if Governor Jacob places any conf.
such dence in "baubles ligh as air, a few
rational moments will suffice to bring
remorse and confusion. A man who
asks the patronage Of the Democratic
party must take other means than cau-
cusing with the worst men of the State,
and boiling the fair Conventions Of her
ablest advocates. The radicals count
upon Preiton as going for Jacob. as this
county was warm in his support before
the Convection, but we venture the as
sertion thst every true Democrat in the
county will give him a wide, very
wide berth-King,oOod Herald.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Destructive Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, July About half
past nine o'clock this afternoon, fire
broke out in the extensive liquor store
and warehouse of Eckus & Middleton,
situated on Front street near Race.
The building was a fve-story brick,
and. despite the efforts of the firemen,
was completely burned out The firm
had large stock on hand, which was
entirely consumed. The loss on the
stock alone will probably amount to
$50,OOG insured for $4,000. The
building was insured for $2O, 600.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ExclusiIely for the Register.
By the factnc and Atlantic Line.
OAlce, llO Main Street.
CHICAGO.
New Custom Law.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The new custom
revenue law. removing the duty from
tes and coffee, went into effect to-day
and the excitement here incident to tn.
removal Of goods from the warehouses
duty free, was quite intense. As early
IS seven o'clock last evening large mum
bers Of transportation wagons, trucks
&c, were driven to the three bonded
warehouses and stood in line all night
in order to be there early this morning
During the whole Of the day the mum
Der of teams to be loaded with tea and
coffee has been much greater than
could be accommodated. There was
bonded in this city, on Saturday, about
one million dollars worth of teas and
coffee, and the entries to-day from New
York were very large. Our merchants
are just Withdrawing their stock from
store, aud there will undoubtedly be q
downward tendency in these articles
before long.
The Clothing Cutters Strike.
The clothing cutters strike has lasted
fourteen days, and still continues, with
no prospect Of cessation.
The members of the Plasterers
Union, some 1000 strong, quit work
to-day, because the employers proposed
to reduce their wages to four dollars
per day. The were getting five dollars
per day, having demanded an advance
of one dollar extra some time ago, and
received it. They claim that the
bosses have made contracts on the basis
Of five dollars. and now wish to specus
late off their wages.
Land Titles.
The firms owning all the abstracts of
land titles in Cook county, saved from
the fire, refuse to comply with the new
law which goes into effect to-day, and
which requires them to sell their alb
strscts at certain low prices. They
propose to sell their abstracts to the
county, which will probably be done.
Greeley.
The Chicago Typographical Union
held a regular meeting on Saturday
evening. Its legitimate proceedings were
varied by the introduction of resolu-
ton to the effect that Horace Greeley
was their fir ct choice for President.
The resolution waa -AHA;..l .--;, ,--~e1-
feet storm OF applause mingled Win
Kisses, which the chair was powerless
10 appease. No vote was taken, the
Union not being political society.
The Milwaukee Printers' Strike.
The newspapers published in Mil
wsukee continue to hold out against
the demand OF the printers for increased
paw and were all issued to-day by non
union men. They advertise for one
hundred compositors and promise them
tree transportation.
The New Liquor Law.
The new liquor law went into opera
ton very quietly to-day, nearly all the
sellers giving bond. There will be but
little trouble in enforcing it.
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From the Moorefield Courier and Adver-
tiser.l
support the Nominees.
For our individual T, 7e will say

sapb6rSs paptE apa Ess s iRtsRa RB ts stand firm 10
was fairly made, and according to the
rules governing all nominating conven'
tons. The dissatisfied and "indepen-
dent" element cannot prove otherwise.
Let us take a dispassionate view OF
the circumstances of the whole affair,
and see whether there are any substan-
tisl reasons for this dissatisfaction. For
the sake OF illustration, we will con-
slider the action of Moorefeld township
with regard to that Convention. A
meeting of the citizens was held, and
delegates were appointed to cast the
vote of this township in the State Con-
yention. Those delegates were in
structed to vote for Governor Jacob,
should his name be brought be-
fore that body. They went to
Parkersburg, and identified them
selves with the Con ention. 1t was
soon ascertained by Governor Jacob
friends that it was impossible to secure
his nomination, and his name was not
suffered to 90 before the Convention
This relieved our delegation from the
binding force of their instructions, and
they were left untrammeled to repre-
sent this township Mr.. Camden was
brought before the Convention, and he
received an enthusiastic nomination
Now, our delegation certainly formed 8
part of the Convention that gave Mr.
Camden this nomination. Then, how
came either they or their constituents
now repudiate the nominee?
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WASHINGTON
Died.


Chase Barny, daughter of the late
Judge Samuel Chase, Of Maryland, died
yesterday of paralysis at her residence
in this city. She was one Of only two
surviving daughters Of any of the
signers Of the Declaration Of Independ-
ence. ...r D.. o..
Returned.
Secretary Boutwell, returned home last
night and resumed his duties at the
Treasury Department this morning.
Military Matters.
First Lieutenant Patrick Fitzpatrick,
Of the Thirteenth Infantry. has been re-
tired on account of faithful service and
wounds. The resignation OF First
Lieutenant j. L. Ichborne, Of the First
Artillery, has been accepted.
The President.
The President will not return before
Thursday or Friday morning.
Cabinet Meeting.
A Cabinet meeting will be held on
Friday.
Revenue Receipts.
The receipts from internal revenue
to-day are $l,l25,S6S.
Public Debt.
The decrease OF the public debt for
June is $2,03l, l,035.
Treasury Balances.
The Treasury balances at the close of
business to-day are as follows Coin,
$SS, l49, l0S; currency, $l5,32l $50;
certificates, $32,OS6,30O.
Indian Affairs.
An official copy Of a communi-
cation received at the War De-
partment from Lieutenant Putnam, Of
the Eighth Cavalry, dated Coma Amiila,
New Mexico, June =, has been received
at the Department of'the Interior.
Lieutenant Putnam says that about
fifty Utes have come in with number
Of stolen Indians.
A communication from the Indian
Agent, Thomas D. Adams, has been
received, in which he asks the Com
mander of the military for another
additional company of troops. The
Commander replied that be could not |
send the troops requested, but suggested
hat he be kept posted in regard to the
OF hostile Indians in the
vicinity Of the fort.
Seriously Ill.
General c. R. Mightman, one of
be Oldest citizens of Washington, who
,ettled here in 1901, is lying seriously
II, aud is not expected to live. General
Mightman participated in the battle of
3ladensburg, held the position of pub
ic printer, and served four terms as
Mayor Of the city.
(. Whitley. Ordnance Department; e.
W. Getty, Third Artillery; Lieutenant
Colonel II. G. Wright, Corps of En-
yineers; T. F. S. Laidley, Ordnance
b Department; Major Truman Seymour,
Fifth Artillery; Silas Crispman, Ord
nance ouN i 'iSs
ant C. E. Dutton, Ordnance Depart
nent, have been appointed to meet in
New York city on the 10th OF July
next, for the purpose OF examining
models Of heavy ordnance. ,.,-o
Congress having appropriated Sloo''
300 for the manufacture OF arms at the
National Armory, in conformity with
the act a Board, consisting Of Major
General A. H. Terry, Colonels S. P. V.
Hagner and H. B. cli!z, Major NJ. A;
Reno, Captain L. L. Livingstone and
Second Lieutenant Henry Metcalf, will
assemble on the Sd of September next
with authority to adjourn to the Spring,
field Armory in order to avail itself OF
the resources Of that establishment and
to consider and recommend for adoption
a breech loading system for muskes
and carbines for the military service.
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A RemfnfScence,

One of the most effective Generals
that Washington had during the rev
olution of the colonies against the Brit
ish government was Benedict Arnold
He became dissatisfied and sought u
betray his country. He failed, and be-
came a by.word and . reproach to thu
whole world. 1t may be well for som,
others to study his history.-Cons1us.
fips
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AFTER going into the Parkersburg
Convention and acquiescing in the
adoption of q resolution to stand BY and
support irs nominee for Governor,
with what consistency can the friends
Of Jacob support him, now that he has
aboltef and is champion Of the Radi-
cal patty ?-NaQ Creek 1hbne.
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CINCINNATI.
Greeley and Brown Ratification
Meeting.

6FeeIeY anu nEow"
Meeting.
CINCINNATI, July l.-At meeting of
Liberal Republicans, tonight. arrange.
meuts were made for grand Greeley
and Brown ratification meeting, to come
off next Saturday night. A number ol
prominent speakers are announced.
Mr.. VIM. Smith, brother Of Richard
Smith, of the Gazette, and who was
warmly instrumental in establishing the
Merchants Exchange in this city, Of
which he was superintendent for many
wears, is lying at the point of desth
His physicians say he cannot live
through the night.
The weather is extremely hot, the
thermometer reaching lO2 degrees IN
the shade.
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PEORIA.
A Railroad War.

PEORIA, ILL.,, July IA railroad war
is in progress at Pekin, Illinois, be-
tween the Peoria, Pekin and Jackson
vile and Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western roads over the right Of
way. Everybody in Pekin has been
enjoined, and the two roads are going
for one another in lively manner.
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A Home Medicine.
ALONE Medicine.
Tired for 40 Years.
Tied for 40 Years.
niad for 40 Years,
DIR. A 4. Todd's Liver Pills.
DR.. A g. Todd's Liver Pills.

Dr. A =. IOOu Liver Illls.
DIR. A g. Todd's Liver Pills.
DR.. A y. Todd's Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTlPATiON, LiE :
Err RCOMPLAINT,INDIG HEAD
EVANSVILLE, Pa, Sept. II, 1871.
DR.. A. 8. To,D-Esteemed Sir: Thanks 10
your valuable Pill, am now enjoying per,
Sect health. laye for many years suffered
rom Dyspepsia and have tried many RENE, RENE
since feeling exceedingly bad, 1 got from
8. Boram, Druggist, a box OF your Pills, and,
using them according to the directions, !
now feel perfectly restored. so valuable
are they 1 would not be without them NO ior
any money, AID deem them the most won
derful remedyof the day.
Yours, With respect, ~
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
"n' LAU5HLIN BROTHERS & CO,
oo7 Proprietors.
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ILLINOIS.
EIoDed With q Servant Girl - At.
tempted Suicide.

E1Oped Win SSrsnns VEA
tempted Suicide.
JACKSONVILLE, July ii. A Ellis, q
commercial agent of A. Frankenhal d
Bro, at St. Louis, eloped from here on
Saturday with Mary Donahoe, a pretty
dining room girl in the employ OF the
Dunlap House. The girl is fifteen years
old. Ellis is said to have wife and
two children in st. Louis.
A man named Keller, q citizen Of
Winchester, ILL.,, made a desperate at
tempt at self-desruction last Saturday
by cutting his throat with q razor, in
fiicting q horrible cash across the neck
Though probably mortally injured, he
was alive al last accounts.
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IOWA.

g Dolly varden" On Her Travels.
DUBUQUE, July 1.-The canoe dolly
Warden" of New York, passed Nc
Gregor on Saturday night, enrouts from
LaSe Itaska to New Orleans, and Is
10 expected here to-day. f
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
FRANCE.
Teoehu ReSfgued

PARIS, July General Trochu has
resigned bis seat in the National Assem-.
bly. In the Assembly to-day Count De
Remusal announced that formidable
loan would be required to enable
France to meet her obligations to Ger
many.
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Bewars OF COunterfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL
TIE Childs Cure when Teething,

TIE ChilPs Cure when Teething,
PAIN TO RELIEVE
Such is tnLlC AND WAKEFULNESS.
Ia iabePs SIs s1Sy, slsy Q ~ gq sSaI SaI
for word, aa and y. eSRSshpw essR9SSsp word
style, requiring very cless rocking TO aIs;
cover the difference. An intelligent anu
honest public viii Town upon Pam seen as thev a
deserve. Hereafter We shall prosecute, 10
the full extent Of the law, all parties VINO
by making, sellng or buying such imlta-
tions as shall infringe on our copyrlght.
The only genuine article OF The ChiIds
cure when Teahing, Laughlin's Infant Cor
GiaI is nrena,ed by LAUGHLIN BROTH
ERS & co. Copyright entered and secured
according to act OF Congress.
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BELGIUM.


BRussRIa, July The Belgium
elections have resulted in 9 Large ms
;or;ty for the Liberals. A number of
prominent Catholics have been de-
festsd. las 80 e -
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Reduction for June.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The reduction
OF the public debt during the month OF
May is $2,03l, ,O35.32. The following
is recapitulation:
Debt bearing interest in
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RafdheIor's Hair Dye.

This supeo HAIR DYE is the BED IN IN
WorLd-Perfct'y harmless, reliable and IN
stantaneous No disappointment; NO NJ.
genuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR DIh
produces Immediately splendid BLACk
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, bu leaves the HAIR CLEAN
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only SAFE
and PERFECT Dye. Sold by all Druggists
Factory, ls BOND street, New York.
mar5-deg,
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FEVER AND AGuE.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich Blood In
crease ofFIesh and Weight Clear
Skin and Beautiful Complexion
Secured to All.
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
The Great Blood Purifier,

Every Drop OF the SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT communicates through the
Blood Sweat, Urine, and other fluids and
juices OF the system, the Vigor Of Life, for IL
repairs the wastes OF the body with new and
sound material. ScrofuId, Syphilis, Cb,,sImp-
ton, GidpduIdr disease, Ulcers in the T7,rodt
Mouth, TiUlOrJ, Nodes ul the Glands and other
parts orthe system, Sore Eyes, iSrumOrolLS DIS
charges from the Ears, and The ,oOra forms Of
Skn Diseases, EruptiO1ls, FeUer Sores, !ScdLd
Hedd, Ring Worm, SAT- RheItn, EIysipelas,
Acne, Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh, Tu-
ntorS, Cancers in the Womb, and all weakening
and painful discharges, Night S,Oedts, Loss Of
Sperm, and oil Wdstes Of the life principle, are
t0lthin the curative range Cr this tOonder OF
Modern Chemitry, and a Jet0 days use Diu
pToUe 10 any person using IL for either Of these
oTniS Of diseases Us potent potOer TO cure them
Hi a---. - ~ - n----l..l
Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia.
nffas a oiRs t2ppage OF Water, inconti.
dust deposits, or the water Is tnrch, ors---e,
mixed with substances like the white OF an
egg, or threads like white silk, or there IL a
morbid, dark, bilious appearance and whlte
bone dust deposits, and when there ls a
pricking, burning sensation when passing
water, and pain in the small OF the pacK
and along the loinS.
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Cheese.

~ BOXES YELLOW GOSHEN CHEESE
EC Just received and for sale by
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Flour.

Flour.
pALTIC,
ID Snowflake,
Silver Spray,
Snow Mountain
SList, Davenport a Parks Choice Family.
Claremont, Faclon, Oreon, aud other favor
tie brands for sale low.
LIsT. DAVENPORT a PARKS
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DR.. RADWAY'S
SARSAPAR|LL|AN RESOLVEN1 |

Has made the most Astonishing Cures-So
Quick, so Rapid are the changes the body
undergoes, under the Influence Of this
Truly Wonderful Medicine, that