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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-20

DURING the discussion on the Indian
appropriation bill the other day Senator
THURMAN remarked: "There are four
millions of black people in the South
who have no property; must the On'teo
States take care of them tooY Where
upon the indignant Howa' who was ar
guing in favor of the appropriation re-
nlied With great spirit, mo, Mr., Presi-
dent, the United States have not to take
care Of the. black men in the South
the black men are taking care OF the
limited States" These "black men
have taken such good care OF affairs IN
Louisiana that it is no marvel that the
eloquent Howe should have anticipated go
the enlargement Of their dominion win
proud AID elevated feelings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-20
CHARTER ELECTION
CRY OF WHEELING,
CLERKS UFFICE, January 10, 1878.


CLERKS UFFICE, Janusry 10, 1878.
nN THuRSDAY, JANUARY ~, las,
" an election will be held for Mayor,
missioner, and Superintendent OF the
Water Works, OF the city OF Wheeling, and
members OF Councli tor the several wards
of said CITY, commencing at o'clock 4. ~.
and closing nj 8 clock Z. NJ, at the follow.
ing places In the several wards, via:
In the First ward, at the Vigilant Engine
House.
In the Second ward, at the north hall In
the MARI ct horse.
In the Third ward. at the Court House.
In the Fourth ward, at The Atlantic Fire
Engine House.
IN the Filth ward, at the Guards Hose
House.
In the Sixth ward, at the United Fire En-.
CINE House.
In the Seventh ward, at the store room OF
]. Il. ukens.
In the Eighth ward, at the store room OF
NJ, Heller, n the east siu Q OF Fifth street.
The members OF the Second Branch OF
{, uncil are appnrtionei IN follows: Fer
the First ward, three memb 'rs; for the Sec-
ond ward, three members; for the Third
ward, three members; Tor the Fourth ward.
three members; for the Fifth ward, thres
members; for the Sixth ward, four mem
ber>; for the seventh ward, two membeN,
for the Eighth ward. four members
there II also To be elected tO the First
Branch OF Council one member for ssoh
ward 10 serve four years.
The election viii he held under the super.
intendence OF such persons As the MayU
may appoint. GEO. Y. BLACK;
JanlO-i city Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-20

II p.Iys ia to see. now and then, an
apparent disinclination among some OF
the Republican editors Of the State to
acknowledge the assumed inilallblllty
OF their great oracle, our neighoor o.
the IntclIqsncer and occasional evil
dence OF lack OF complete harmony
and cordially, between the great head
the sun, as it were, Of the system o.
West Virginia Republican Journalism
and it's country satellites. 1t has been
our sorrowful duty, as independent and
enterprising journalists, on several occa-
sions heretofore, to Gull choice Pigments
of unamiable disrespect toward the
great DoGBERRY, from our country Re
publican exchanges. And now, again,
in the performance OF our duty as
uews-gatherers, we are called upon for a
ike sacrifice. This time, the West
VirQinia Journal, the Capital organ OF
pure and unadulterated Republicanism
and TON SWAMI, is the offending mem
Der. The editor devotes one carefully
measured column to the "lnconsisten-
cies of the Inteligencer- prolific
theme enough, one would think. A
constant reader of that paper might be
puzzled w'justice could be done to
the subject, even in one full, fat, broad
column. But when specimen of the
faculty Of the writer for grouping, con-
centrating and solidiiying whole COL
umns into single sentence, is read, he
will wonder no longer. "The editors Of
the Intelhgsnesr have opposed every
movement looking to the building
up Of the Ksnawba valley" "they
have allowed no opportunity to pass
without an unfair, unjust, and in many
instances scurrilous attacks upon US. !"
their recent onslaught made upon
Colonel T. B. SWAMI" was because be
does not live in Wheeling or the First
Congressional District" because he
does not belong to the ring Of which
the IntelEgnear is the organ" THE
InteiEgencer man himself has not been
q Republican seven Years, il you deduct
the various times aud half times he
has been found in the camp OF the
enemy. Blind man! Blind talk !
Blind selfishness" The editors of the
IntelEgencer. we are told, "howled
down" JOHN s. CARLILE, az Minister to
Stockholm, because they wanted the
place for Mr.. Campbell" but 1.-THE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-20
Wharf Master.

Editors OF the Register:
Please announce the name OF JOHN
CROCKARD as a candidate for the office of
Wharf Master at the ensuing charter cleo
ton. "
jan3-i MANY VOTERS.
Editors of the Register:
Please announce my name as candidate
or reelection TO the office OF Wharf Master
janS.i JOSEPH FORSYTH.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce my name as a candidate
for the office OF Wharf Master at the ensu
Ing city election and oblige
jams JOHN Q. BELVlLLE.
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Sup't Water Works.

Editors OF the Register:
Please announce me as the peoples can
didate for the office OF superintendent o.
Water Works at the coming city election
tanll JAS. b. MOORE.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce me as a candidate for re.
election to the office OF Superintendent OIL
Water Works at the coming charter e. &c
ton.
jan9-i JOHN W.CUMMlNGS.
Editors OF the Register:
Please announce JOHN SCOTT n citi.
zens' candidate for Superintendent ot
Water Works at the coming charter cleo
ton. and oblige -
jan9-i MANY VOTERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-20

II is thought that a substitute for the
railroad ordinances pending before
Council might be adopted, making a
small appropriation for fence around
the city. This would meet the views :,
Of the IntslEgsneer, as to" guarantees.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-20
Mrs. .. MCCOY,
Ifs MAIN STREET,

EEEPS A FULL ASSORTMENT Or
IN Laces, Trimmings, Gloves, Corsets, In.
Guiding Mrs. Moodys Abdominal Corsets
Gent. and Ladies Hosiery. Handkeicniefs
and everything apperiaining toa complete
assortment Of Fancy Goods. Orders 'or
anything I'm her line promptly attended "a.
Ladies desiring 10 purchase handsome win
ter clio ks or water proofs would do well 10
examine her stock before making selections
elsewhere nrft2-r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-20

GOVERNOR BoorH, Of California, is
Disguised with the Radical party OF
that State, and is about affiliating with
the Democrats, in order, to use his own
language, to "save California from
ruin ..- -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-20

Editors Of the Register:

Editors Of the Register: Al D ~
Please announce our worthy Mayor, @
W. JEFFERS, as a candidate tor reelection
at the ensuing charter eie ction. ana oblige
5anH T.. ALMOST EVERYBODY
Editors ofthe Register; bGs ,.zsIlst 70
Please announce THOMAS SWEENEY,
Esq, an the citizens candidate for Mayor
at The ensuing charter election, and obliss
janl7-s MANY CITIZENS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-20
ELECTION.

rNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stock holders ofthe franklin Insurance
Company of Wheeling for the election OF
Directors for the ensuing year, will be held
at the Gffice of the Company on Monday,
Janusry ~, between the hours Of u and .
Z. NJ. Z. NJ. COEN,
japI3-yM Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-20
NOTICE.

rNHE ANNUAL NESTING OF TIM
Stockholders OF the Benwood Iroa
Works, for the election OF Directors, win b
held at the office OF the Company, No.
Quincy street. In the city Of Wheeling, 90
tuesday. the sth day OF January, lNs, n
! O'Clock p. M. ASONZO LORINS,
WHEELING, January Is. Secretary.
ianli.rt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-20
NOTICES.
NOTICE.

W. ROBINSON, LONG KNOWN
ment, Is autr orized TO settle all our 90
counts, and will hereafter continue the
business In his own name at the old stAna.
We commend him To your patronage.
PARTRIDGE JOINT STOCK co.
liz Main street.
Referring to the above, will only express
the hope that the same liberal patronage
will be extended So heretofore.
Very Respectfully, -
janlS-s u. W. hOblNNN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-20
"a. w. ROBINSON.
DIVIDEND.

ITA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
n Board OF Directors Of the Peabody In.
snrance Company, held this day, . stock
dividend OF i've (5 per cent was declared
upon lis capital stock (sl25 600, out OF its
earnings for the past six months.
wM. BAILEY, President
WHEELING, January IL, 1871 JAMIE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-20
Island Buildinr Association,

TINE SUBsCRIBERs TO TIE CAPITAL
stock OF the island Building Association
are hereby notified that a general meeting
of the stock holders Of sad Association VII
he held at the room recently occupied oS
G. Earis. druggist, (Island) on Wednesday
January 20, 1873 at 7 o'clock p. NJ, for the
Inrpose of organization and the ell, elton oil
officers. BY order OF
J. NJ. PICKET,
he MORGAN,
Oh. Co. LIER,
], b. SHEPARD.
3. HoRRHEIMER,
Corporators.
WHEELING, January Is, 1873.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
RIVER.
Foreign Arrivals Yesterday Steamer
CerdOva from LiyerpOOI-Heavy storm
at Memphis High Wind All Day -
Thunder storms ut Cincinnati,

Foreign Arrivals Yesterday Steamer
CsrdOva from LiverpOOI-Heavy storm
at Memphis High Wind All Day
Thunder storms Mt Cincinnati.
SOUTHWEST Pass. April |, 6 P. MIA
.Jometer 29;90. Wind southwest. fresh.
with fog. Acknowledgment, Sylvester mas
tor, ~ffty-six days from Cardiff. Wales. with
railroad iron to order: bark Pasqualino.
Cacace master. sixty-three days from Mar.
settles, general cargo to \. NariOnini: ship
Anna Camp, Gardner master. forty-three
days from Liverpool, salt TO jackson. Kill
patrick * Henderson; steamer Cord0va,
iteynOlds master. from Liverpool. to Ocean.
Terega & Co.: ship Lake st. Clair. Ramsay
master, fifty DAYS from Queenstown, salt to
j. l.. BrysOn & Co.; ship Jupiter, Jacobson
master, sixty days from Liverpool, salt to
order; schooner Constance, OttersOn mas
ter. five DAYS from Ruatan, fruit TO X. Nor
gan a. Co; bark AmykOs. jansen master.
fifty two days from Cardiff, railroad iron to
order. Scholarships Success and Henry.
MEMPHIS, April l, s p. M.-There was a
heavy storm at two o'clock this morning:
no damage reported as vet; high wind all
day. Weather clear and pleasant. River
risIng steadily. Acknowledgement. from
Cincinnati, and st. Joe, from st. Louis.
Departed-Katie KOuntz, Mary Lowry and
.Eulia, for st. Louis; Little Alice, for New
Orleans; Thomas Sherlock and c. B.
Nullbb1 ~ SAAiNiiudlA' Sbdhf AA
BaGesville and Pat Cieburne. for White
.r.vSr.
VIcKsBURG, April !. 6 P. M.-Passed
down-Bismarck. , Z. NJ: Natchez, ) P. NJ.
Passed up-City OF Helena. II A. NJ.
Weather cool and clear. River falling.
CINCINNATI, April Heavy thunder
storm this morning and another at dark;
pow clear. River falling, with twenty
seven feet in the channel.
ST. LOUIS. April 1.-A-rived-Henrv
Ames, from New Orleans; Capitol City.
irom Vicksburg. Departed-Dexter. for
New Orleans. River falling slowly; weather
cloudy; drilling rain most of the day. ana
i heavy rain nearly all last night.
CAIRO, April I.-Arrived-Peytona, from
louisville, at ) p. NJ. No departures. The
river has risen fifteen inches during the
past twenty-four h0uI5. Weather C.cUdy.
Mercury $50.
EVANSVILLE, April !.-Weather cloudy
and very windy. The river has risen
SEVENTY inches in the past twenty-four hours.
Passed up-R. T.. Lee, at half-past seven
last night. DOWN.. Z. Lee, at 10 A. NJ.
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-The river has fallen
six inches in tho past twenty-four hours:
Nfteen feet in the canal. thirteen feet six
inches in the chute. Passed up-City of
Cairo. for Cincinnati.
PITTsBURG, April River twelve feet
ZEN inches in the channel. Light rain all
day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

s150l6 80 y Dbl and s90l0 50 y half Dbl;
EInlton market S12 Is q halt Dbl.
FRUIT AMI NUT5--Are scarce
and in demand. Palermo oranges are sell
ing az So p box; Palermo lemons S. 50;
LAYER raisins 81 % p box, half boxes
81 25, quarter boxes Soc; citron 45c y ID:
currants sac; prunes (German) sac; figs
l2lac; Brazil nuts l24c; almonds zoe: shelled
do BE: fIberts I64ec: pecans l042 a l212c;
dates Size Y 10; bananas 81 50a3 80 y
bunch: 2lantains 81 30 r bunch; pineapples
none here; cocoanuts So 50 y 100. There
are three cargoes Of Sicily fruit now due.
MALT AND HOPs-The supply is good. but
the demand is moderate. Choice Western
barley is selling at 81 25Ol 50; good dis
tillery malt 81 l0al IS + busael. New
York hops are quoted at 90 q 65c, and
Wisconsin at 30 Sc r b.
COOPERAGE-Frlces are unchanged and
the market isdull. Molasses bbls are quoted
at 81 % a 40, the former for country make.
Green barrel poles are scarce and held at
So 40, the old STOCK is quoted a. So p
1900 for barrel, and SIS for hogshead.
WoOL-The supply is fair. Lake is quo
ted at 80 4 SOC: Louisiana clear IS u Soc;
Mexican improved 20c; bury Il l5c y ID.
FIsH-The suppl IS tair and the
extra No. l 81 50 in 5h)s. SI2 50 in
halt bb!5 S. in quarter bols, and s. 50
in kits; No. ! bay at 81 in bbls. s. IS
in half bbls, 81 80 in quarter bbis. and 81 81
in kits: No. . at 81 50 in bbls, Sc 30 in half
6bls, 81 80 IN quarter bbis. and 81 % in kits:
No. SO in bbIs. g. 80 in halt bbls; S.
IN quarter bbls, and S. s. IN kits. No. 3
large $li in bbls. s. IN naIf bbls. S. % in
quarter bbls, and 81 10 in kits. Goldfish, =
box, 81 10 ! 80. and 81 a 6lac p 10 IN quar-
Ter drums; large do So 4 Lee + Is. Her
rings. 50 p Dbl. 81 30 p haif Dbl. and Soc
y box.
BREAD AND C~RAcKaRs-Tne demand
is good. Navy bread is selling at 4I2c,
pilot do 5A2 a DC, French biscuit &c,
soda crackers ba7c. Boston Sc, picnic &c.
oyster Sc, sugar 9 70. cream l2e, ginger
nuts Zee, lemon snaps l6c, crackneu bis
cults BIC b to.
HLDE5-Are dull and have declined Ice
for green and lc p rs for dry. Country
green are quoted at DEc: dry sailed l9a
poe; hint, 20 to % lbs. IS Il lie T. ID; dam
aged half price. In city slaughter, sales
are making as follows: Steer hides over 30
lbs, lO14c: steer hides. 70d84 los. l04c:
steer hides under - lbs. at iOt4c; COW hides.
city slaughter. as they run. IOl4c: kips, city
slaughter. 20a24 lbs. re: kips 25Q30 lbs,
Toe + ID: calf skins each 81. Beeswax,
prime yellow 2Sc b b. Ok horns Sc each.
TALLOw-isdu.L. It's 4loted al 62 00'sc
p to.
TOBACCo-The sales to-day embraced -
hhds, OF which ) odd at -; 25 low Tugs 10
medium at l049C; 4 good at l2hc; 9 low Tugs
to medium at l0lsc, and > at lie and lie.
Sales for the past three DAYS g. hhds, We
continue to quote Tugs at ga &c; low leaf at
Q u Zoe; medium at 10 0Ilc; good at Il l2c.
and selections at l219 7 BE.
FREIGHTs-The markell is firm at previous
rates. We continue TO quote: By steam
Cotton TO Liverpool ll-lod. to New York ic.
By sail-COttOn to Liverpool 58d; to Havre
lac; TO Bremen. Antwerp and the Baltic
II-l0d: TO New YORK sc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
4 >aIUtary Lesson.

The New York Nlu refers IN the sub
joined article to young Magruder. 4 printer.
who formerly worked in New Orleans. at
one time IN the REPUBL1CAH office:
The young man Magruder, who shot an
other youth in a Madison street boarding
house, because he had the ~impudence to
pay his attentions to a young lady to whose
affections the party Of The first part laid an
exclusive claim. has been sentenced by
Judge Brady to ten Years in the State
prison, the utmost penalty allowed by the
law for the otfense committed. The victim
of the chivalrous SOGthron's wrath fortu-
nately recovered and saved him from the
fate OF q murderer. but the severe pen
atty which ne has incurred should
be a warning 70 Zig! spirited young
men who take i upon themselves
10 avenge Their -ea: OF fanc;ed wrongs
by a resort to the pistol. The intrusion Of
a rival in ones love affairs is no doubt a
very exasperating nrcyOCation TO wrath.
but the affections OF a maiden n q boarding
house are a lawful prize FOR any youth that
may secure them 20 himself. and the dis
tanced competitor must learn to submit 20
ineK0rable fate. He should beware o. the
promptings of the green-eyed monster. aQG
have respect for the laws Of the land.
The quick resor: 70 deadly weapons on
the slightest prOv0cation IS altogether toe
common, and District Attorney Phelps and
Judge Brady are deserving of all credit for
administering a salUtarv lesson IN this case.
They give US hope that the time when 1t
was safe to assaii the life OF d citizen IN the
hope of escaping through the meshes OF tLe
law is gone by, or at least passing a"ar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
HEI.OW nnMTN4 np.

Shi' Lancaster, Bartlett, ii days from Liverpool.
to Ocean, Herega AcO-
Ship Lake 81 Clair, Lamont. rom Liverpool Decen.
Der ~, to } A BTyson 40
Ship Anna Camp, Gardner, from Liverpool. ianuat:
p, TO Jackson. Fitzpatrick s Iieuders on
Ship Felicia, Murray, from Liverpool. January 3,
to jackson x Manson
Ship Hampton Court, Eoik. from Liverpool. janU-
aTy l6, to Lovel! & Bailey
Ship Sparkenhoe. Butie:, tom Liverpool. to mas
ter
Ship Hannah Morris, Jones. 10 cavs from Ports
mouth, Eng, in ballast, 20 A \ Miller &co-
Ship Sawley Chudlow, BOsee, 3! days from Bremen
TO Silkcnstadt &CO-
Bark Libra, Hagassen. from Liverpool. 20 + Boyer
&cO-
Bark Annie Klmbau. Stinsun. from Bordeaux Dec
25, to master
Bark Carl Johann. CIaussen. from Cette. January
10, TO MASTER
Schooner Martha, Newman. : days from Grand "a.
.llOu, to John L King
OUTSIDE THE BiR-B0CED Is.
Ship + c Scranton. Wheeler. February %. TO coca
FOsdiCk &CO-
Ship Arran, Lawson. from Ardfossan
Ship AdOnna, from liverpool January -
British ship BFlgraViS, Bell. from Liverpool, JaNu
airy "a, TO } G Lingham Eco
Ship Princeton, Robertson. from Liverpool. JanT
ary 70, to MASTER
Der 80. via Greenock January %, to MASTER
Ship Eouquam DOruio. Cousins. from Newport,
January y, to MASTER
Bark Askey. Mysep. from Cardiff January :, to
Bark Malta, Malcolmson, iron, Liverpool. January
"a, to master
Norwegian bark Pol,karp, Erler'son. from London
Dee 5, to Lowell &Bailey-
British bark Charlie, hickman. Tingle =, from Lon.
don. FEB Il. 10 Lowell g. Bailey
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
roosrrsuED FROM FIRST PAeE.l

ton, the president Of the board OF ponce
commissioner of public works and president
OF public parks was carried. A motion to
retain Controller Green was rejected:
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April THE bill abol-
,ishing capital punishment received only
1Eentv-nine votes in the House.
TRENToN, n. j., April 1.-The general
railroad bill has passed both houses, and
will be sent to the Governor.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-The Catholic
Total Abstinence Society are holding their
annual session. The envoy sent to Ireland
returned with q proposition to form a juno
Ton.
ALBANY. April l.-Collector Bailey mas
seized eight more Of the New York Central
locomotives at Albany for taxes.
MARSHALL, Texas, April 1.-The change
OF gauge on the old portion of the Texas
and Pacific railway, between Shreveport
and Longview, from five feet six inches to
four feet sight and a halt inches, was com
nieted yesterday and trains are now run
zing regularly. Track laying from Long
view west will he commenced al once.
MOBILE, April 1.-The postOtfice, which
for some time past has been under the con
troll Of a special agent. passes into the hands
of Wickersham to-day.
ST. LOUIS. April City election very
quiet. Heavy vote. Returns made indI-
cate the election of joseph Brown, Demo
crat, for Mayor, over George BAN, Repu0-
bean. by probably 300 majority.
AUGUSTA, Ga, April IA terrific wind
nd rain storm passed over the city this
afternoon, uproOting trees, tearing down
fences, and doing considerable damage gen
orally. 1t lasted about half an hour.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
O61ce Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, April l, 1873, AS P. ny
PROBABILITIES.
The storm center in Indiana will move
during the rest of Tuesday night northeast
sver the lower lakes, and on Wednesday
down the st. Lawrence valley and extend
ing southeast over New York and New
England. For the Southern States south
arIy winds backing TO west, followed by
clearing weather Wednesday afternoon.
For the Middle States increasing southeast
winds, with cloudy and rainy weather dur
ing the rest of Tuesday night and c%ontinu-
ing Wednesday morning, with possibly
sOUtherly gales on the coast. For
New England falling barometer. east
erly winds, cloudy and rainy weather.
4 severe storm will continue over the
lake region during Tuesday night and over
che lower lakes Wednesday morning, but
followed on the upper lakes by diminishing
northwest winds and clearing weather. n
second storm OF equal severity" Is apparent
Nv approaching Dakota and Minnesota.
E%autiOnary signals continue at New Or
leans, Mobile. Savannah, Charleston, Nor
folk, Wilmington, Buffalo, Cleveland, De
Groit, Toledo, Grand Haven, Chicago and
Milwaukee, and are ordered for Rochester,
OswegO, Cape May, Baltimore, New York,
New Haven and Woods Hole.