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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-29
TEMPE

About one hundred and fifty persons
assembled at the tempersnes meeting
at Washington Hall last night The
attendance at these meetings is grow.
ing small by degrees and beautifully
Less" Rev. Mr.. LYDIA presided over
the Meeting. After the singing of q
hymn and praying, the - I..s
Of Springfield, Illinois, was introduced.
lie commenced by saying that, uecssai-
ty compelled the church to take this
matter in hand. He thanked God that
this movement had been iuaugurated.
It was an uprising Of the church. Has
not the influence of the cup increased
year by year in defiance Of moral sua-
sion which has been advocated hereto
fore. We don't want moral suasion /;
we want the brake Of prohibition put
on. That which is morally wrong
cannot be made right by
legislative enactment. He said he
was very much pleased with the law
Of this State in regard to the sale Of in-
toxicating liquors. But the law was
not enforced until-this crusade was
commenced, and we have the ladies to
thank for the agitation Of the subj ect
and consequently the enforcement OF
the laws, as will be seen by the indict-
ments that have been rolled up against
the saloon keepers Of Wheeling. See
what good has already been done, but
the siege must be continued. The
completion Of the great work may be
slow, but in time it will be successful il
the work is continued. What has al
cohol given US in the way Of good for
the countl esq evils that it causes =?
Nothing whatever. In conclusion he
exhorted his listeners to continue in
the good work, and in time
all would be joy, peace and
happiness in the land. May God bless
this movement may He bless the sis>
ters who are engaged in it, and turn
the hearts OF men go that they may
lend their assistance to put down in
temperance.
After the singing OF the doxology and
the pronouncing Of the benediction the
meeting adjourned.
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u. s. DisrRIcr CoURr.-This Court
met yesterday mording at the Custom
House, Judge jackson on the bench.
The case of the United States ".
John P. Nary, charged withembez-
cling a letter containing money. occu-
pied the atteutios of the Court yester-
day.
:. The case Of Johns, j., Us. Slack "
al, it is understood, will be tried the
next time before the Judge without .
jury, and that it will be heard At Char,
lesion next fall.
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Baltimore afarket.

BALTIMORE, April 2S,-Flour-Steady
demand; state and western super "a 10
@5 IS; extra 6 0096 IS; family 25@
8 %. Wheat-Frm; choice amber at
81 S3@l Sc; Pennsylvania red 1870
| 80. Corn-Firmer; old western mix.
ed S5c; new S3c. 0sts-Steady; west
ern mixed 60@6lc; white GOOSE.
Rye-Dull Provisions-Steady. Mess
Pork-Sl7 Is. Bulk Meats-Should-
srs 6i@7c; clear ribs 9@9lc. Bacon-
Shoulders 7sc; clear ribs l0ic. Sugar
Cured Hams-l4@l5c. Lsrd-l0tc
'or western. Butter-Firm at 32@37c.
Coffee-Quiet and firm at 2O!@22tc'
Whisky-Dull and nominal at 81 90.
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THE Cumberland Times says the new
bridge on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road over the North Branch Of the
Potomac is being pushed rapidly to
completion. The middle span is fiuish-
ed, and the shore spans on either side
will be completed in q day or two.
There are upwards OF one hundred men
employed in it's construction. The new
bridge will be over two feet wider than
the old one. and built Of heavier iron.
When completed it will be one OF the
strongest in the country. "a :-7~
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April Flour
Quiet; Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio
extra family s. 50@S IS. Wheat
Dull; red 81 5S@l IS; amber ! 800
l 81; white spring l G2. Rye-$l 90
Corn-AdvanciDg tendency; yellow 81
@S5c; western mixed S5e. Oats-De-
Ginning; white 62!@65c; mixed 6O96lc;
Petroleum-Refned l5i@l55c spot
and April; Ice first week May; crude
lllc. Whisky-99c.
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGs.
sJ WHspL,Ne, April 18th, 1874.
First BkANcH.


Z AT 8 special meeting OF the First
Branch Of Council last night the follow
ing members were present. Mayor in
the chxir: Messrs. PANEL. Blair.
Stone. Todd, Wilson. ButterAeld, Kel-
ly, Schambrs. Wallace, shallcrosa, Boz.
ing, Roberts, Hsndlsn. Cowsn and
Hall. l9vtst- a.4 h3!VtH' -'.-
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read, approved and sigued. ~ l..
At the last meeting , Of the Fret
Branch the business before it at the
time Of its adjournment was the con-
siderstiop Of the ordinance in reference
to issuipg bonds to raise means to pave
ceftain streets, &c.
Oa motion OF Mr. Wilson this was
taken up as unfinished business. The
previous question was ordered and the
action OF the Second Branch was con-
cured 10 by q vote of Toto 2.
The ordinance for fixing the rate OF
licences for the ensuing year, was cons
cured in as received from the Second
Branch, With the exception OF the reso-
luton referring 10 the license upon
circuses, which was amended so as to
restore It to the old rate, viz: $50.
The report OF the committee on
Streets aud Alleys recommending the
payment OF monthly bills to the amount
OF 81 1863, DC. was eoncurred 10 as re.
ceived from the Second Branch, ex-
ceptiug the resolution in relation to the
advertising for contracts for curbipg for
the year 1874, which was amended so
az to insure the fulfilment of all un-
completed contracts for curbing made
in the past.
On motion the First Branch adjourn
ed to meet next Friday night.
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IouisyIlIe market,

LOUISVILLE, April 2S.-Cottou-Quiet
and unchanged at 1850. Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and
unchanged. Corn-In fair demand
and firm at 76677c. Oats-Quiet and
unchanged at '57@5Sc. Rye--At 10
Provisions-Dull; mess pork $l7 90.
Bulk meats; shoulders tic; clear rib
sides SIC; clear Stc Bacon shoulders
Tic clear rib sides 9sc; clear l0c
Sugar cured hams l2a@l31c plain IL
@l2c. Lard in tierces lOic; kegs loic'
Whisky--At 93c. ..~..
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The report of the committees were
received and read. The representative
to the Grand Lodge of the United
States was instructed to oppose the
mergement Of the subordinate and ems
campment branches. ~
An amendm ent to section 4 clause 2
o! the by-laws and a,resolution authors
izing the use Of street uniforms were
adopted. a.
An amendment to article 5 section l
Of the constitution, changing the time
Of the meeting of the Grand Encamp-
ment from April to October was not
adopted. ,',.
Adjourned tomeetthis morning at 9
o'clock.
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COOP, Reliable INsrRUNESrs.-The
Steinvay, Knabe and Emerson Pianos,
and the Mason & Hamlin and S NTH
American Organs are each and every
one standard instruments Of their class.
both as to price and quality. They are
sold at the most reasonable prices, and
ON very liberal terms, and can only be
had at Adams & Lucas, 1927 Market
street, where can be seen . very large
and varied assortment Of them. Par.
ties will do we'll to call early and make
their selection. -.
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though not always, cured by ifs use: Moth
ing can restore the hair whore the follieles
are destroyed, or the glands auophled ana
decayed; but such as re main can be sayed
by this application, and stim ulatet into
activity, SO that u new growth Of hair IL
produced. Instead OF fouling the hair with
u pasty sediment, IL will keep II clean and
vigorous. lis occasional use will prevent
the hair nom turning gray or falling on,
and consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality IL gives tn the scalp
arrests and prevents the formation OF dspd-
ruff, which Il often so uucleanly and ohen-
sive. Free rom those deleterlous subsian-
ces which make some preparatiops danger
Gus and Injurious 10 the hair, the yigor can
only beneft but not harm II! Hwanted
merely for a HAIR DREssiNSS nothing
else can be found SO desirable. Containing
neither oil nor dye, II does not soil white
cambria. and yet lasts long on the hair,
giving 1t rich, glossy lustre, aud grateful
perfume. .g....
Prepared, by DR.. ]. @. Ayer& Co.
Practical and Analytic Chemists, d..
s, rs,r LOWELL, MASS.
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p,,ze NAV hall bv West Virgin

PRIZE May ball by West Virginia
Lodge No. II. o. NJ. at Washington
Hall, Friday evening MAY let 1874.
No intoxicating drinks allowed. One
prize OF Pair OF Gold Bracelets 10 the
lady holding the lucky number. One
prize Of Gold Breastpln to the gentle'
man holding the lucky number. The
prizes can be seen at Turner's jewelry
store, Market street. Tickets can be
procured at G. F. Mayer Il Sons cigar
store, 18th street, and Turner'S jewelry
store, Market street, at$l 90. Music
by Mayors Cotillion Band. 293
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INsrIrUTE CONCERT. The Wiesel
Musical Institute will inaugurate their
new Music Hall" on next Thursday
evening with a concert. We bespeak
for them full house, and can insure
an elegant entertainment 10 all those
who attend. Each paying member with
lady is admitted to the concerts free.
A full announcement of the concert will
appear in our advertising columns to-
morrow.
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POLICE CouRf,-Only one case. was
before this Court yesterday morning,
His name was Frederick Knutt, and he
was charged with drunkenness Of an
elaborate descriptions. 'Infact1so drunk
that Officer Baum had to call an exs
press wagon tothis assistance to convey
the Knutt to the lock>up. He was
fined twenty dollars and costs, WHICH q
friend paid for him. r7s..
The case Of Samuel Craigg charged
with disorderly conduct some time since
in East Wheeling. was continued until
Saturday next. Rules were issued for.
absent Witnesses. 80.
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FOND parents will be glad to hear
that the Fret Branch Of Council 10
opposed to increasing the license on
circusss. Az will be observed by the
proceedings last night, the resolution
in relation thereto has been amended
90 a. to restore the price to the old rate.
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CIeyeiand Market.

CLEVELAND, April 2S.-FIour-Quiet
snc unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and
unohapged; No. l red winter 81 So NO.
2 do | AZ. Coru-Steady and quiet low
mixed Toe; high mixed TIC; ears on
track 7j@76c. Osis-Quiet and un-
changed; No. ! slate and western SOC /;
No. 2 do 73c; white Sic. Petroleum.
Quiet and firm; standard white car
lots l24@l3c; Ohio state test 10 1902
l5}6l6c. .......5
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit Court
met at the usual hour yesterday morn
ing, Judge Melvin on the bench.
John J. Mcdonald, held to answer q
charge OF obtaining money under false
pretenses by the County Court, was dis,
charged, the Grand Jury having iguor-
ed the bill. "a
The. case of the State ra Benz.
Lewis, charged with rape, was ordered
to the County Court for trial. u u H. 90 ..
The Court adjourned until thismorn-
ing at 9 o'clock. nc z. ~-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-29

JUNE next will be the time for the
appearance OF the "seveu year locusts. :"
Their last visit was in 1867. These in
sects. first show themselves in the form
OF an ugly brown beetle aud emerge
from the ground through small holef,
which resemble honey comb. They
then bask in the sun until the action OF
the sun develops them into full fledged
loo usts.
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SUDDEN DEATH. - Miss Emma
Porter, about II years OF age, from Mt.
VernoB, Ohio, died very suddenly at
Mt. de Chsntal on Mopdsy morning Of
congestion of the brain. Her remains
were taken to Nj. Vernon, over the
B. & o. r. R.. Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-29

T. LAKIN Il Co., merchant tailors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods.
No. 80 Twelfth street have received
their stock Of sprinE and summer
eoods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the latest styles to
suit purchasers and perfect fit guar
auteed. ,""l':r. e.. -
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Toledo N Rf ket.

TOLEDO, April 2S.-Flour-In fair
demand and firm Whest-Sleady; No.
| white Michigan 81 81; extra do 60;
amber Michigan 4Si; May ! 4S!;
June 32t. Corn-Active and ADJ
vanced; high mixed 73674c; May TIC;
June TIC; July 73c; low mixed TIC: DO
grade Tic. Oats-A shade better; No.
/ Soc No. 2 521c; Michigan 53tc.
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New SPRlSe GooDs.-For the greatest
variety and most beautiful styles Of
dress goods, silks and mohsiree, Of all
descri p,ions. at prices 90 cheap that
thew will astonish any Judge of them,
On now to J. w. FlRRELa .g-
Centre Wheeling.
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The 10 o'clock arrangement will 60
into effect after May 4th. The First
Branch OF Council settled the matter
last night by concurring in the action
of the Second Branch.
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Valuable Machinery For Sale
In Rivesville, Marion Coz w. Va.

l.
T WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE,
/ the following valuable machinery, all IN
good running order: Eu.R svs. ~.
One Wordsworth Planer and hatcher. ~
Saw Table andall the necessary appurte-'
nances. ~ - - 80 20 }
One blanchard Spoke Lathe with Glea-
sons Impr Dvements, with Facing, Throat
ing, Tenanting and Sand Betting Machines;
also Dole and silver Wheel Tenoning Ma
chine attached.
. One Portable Steam Engine, l2.horse
power, with Shaf,ing, Hangings, Pulleys
and Betting.
Also a lot OF u unfinished work, Wagon and
Carriage Wheels and Wood Works; with
a lot Of Bench and Blacksmith Tools. with
various other articles used in this Line Of
business. h ."
Also two Houses and Lots in said town.
Persons desiring to purchase can see AL
the above named machinery tested.
will sell the above property In whole or
in part to suit purchasers. Possession given
at any time.
Persons desiiing further information
will please address the und, rsiyned ut his
flee, Rivesville, Marion Co, w. Va
oaprS-rbg AUSTIN MERRILL.
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TEE red lights will be extinsuished
at 10 o clock after May 4.h. The re-
ceip,s OF the Gas Com psuy will fall off.
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WE have one thing to be thank
full for. The kind Of weather we have
been having this season choked OF
the spring poets.
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The justice shops have gone back on
reporters entirely. They haven't
furnished an item for the last three
days.
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THn owners Of hogs should read the
notice of Captain Davis in this morn
ing's REGISTER. -
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TIE people who live in the "low'
lands" are getting anxious about the
water.
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TEE street car drivers and conduct
ors put on their winter. "duds" again
Yesterday. ~
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A PROPHETIC wool dealer OF Pbiladel-
phis declares that fne wool will fall to
fifty cents per pound within . month.
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THE heavy and continued rains. are
productive of land slides along rail-
roads. y = nr
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ANYBODY would have been justified
in committing suicide yesterday.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
PIrrsBURoH, April 2S.-Crude oil in
bsrges is quoted at 4tc; refined {. o. b.
quoted at l3c with sales.
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TIE next session Of the Supreme
Lodge Knights Of PYthias will be held
in Washington City.
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AVER -..
CHI Terry PectoraL
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs, such
as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
bronchitis, Asthma, and
Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of mo-
dern science, few
are Of more real
value tomankind
than this efectual
remedy for all dis
eases ofthe Throat
and L q n gs A
vast trial OF It's vir-
tues, throughout
this and 9th Q r
cou n tr ! en-, has
shown that II does
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PRESENT indications are that We will
not have any May butter before July,
and that peaches won't be ripe before
Christmas.
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> THr First Branch passed the paving
ordinance last night.
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TIE river men talk about $50
flood.
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RECOMMENDATIONS more lot OF 1000
Bed Spreads at 50 CITE, and some more
goods just as cheap, Call soon to se-
cure them, as tina first lot OF 500 was
sold in two days. J. w. FEREEL,
Centre Wheeling.
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For cheap and latest style Carpet go
o j. w. FERREL's
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AYERS 'a
Hair W,ig!,or,
For Restoring to G,av Hair Its
Natural Vitality and Color. z

A dress ng
which IL at once
agreeable heal
thy, and efiec-
tual COR pre-
g erwin z the
ha ir. ~ soon
restores faded or
gray hair 10 90
original col Tor,
totth hepin,sdnd
'Jresh ness "
youth. Thin
hair N tnicken-
ed, fallen hair
checked, a n d
halTinaSs nfIAn
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TObaccos.

= INyS- II n 4 L.. s.. ..- = saaH
LUtL - TObaccOs.
OUR STOCK Is COMPOSED OF THE
~ following standard & popular brands:
II INCH TWISTS. E
10 Boxes Millners,
20 Prairie Chicken, Z
IS boxes Yellow Jeesa mine, -. - :
10 Gold Medal,
10 Walkers. .... 81
5 Gold Leaf,
10 4" Penobscot,
~ Millers. /. p o.
''' 6lINCH TWIST.
20 Caddies Luscious Chew, Dis
POUNDS.
10 boxes Booker's ..
.'i 8 ''" Eda Ashby, -.
6. 81" Common,
Virginia Dare Navy lbs
Tinsle q Ishams choice navy3i
Monster 3s and pounds,
Rose Bud Bright navySs, ~
Andrew jackson Black navy3, .
Spun Roll In cadd1es,
6Twist in kegs,
All in store and for sale cheap.
a. II .I..'!H TfNGLE q 1SHAM.
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Fish.

20 KITS NEW No: l MAcKEREL,
OU % half barrels No.
20 No.2 "
On 1" No.3
l0barrels new Labrador Herring.
% 5boxes new Georges Cod Fish, large
lust received and for sale by
octI3 -...- N. REILLY.
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Rock Candy Drips.

q BARRELS WHITE ROCK CANDY
q lDrips, in store and for sale by
- X. J. SMYTH,
mrI7 Corner Market and l4th streets,
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PHEPAIRED By

Or. J.. C. AVER & CO., Lowell Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. octA
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No preparations arc being made fo'
the observance OF Decoration Day.
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AT SHElB's Music STORE lila MAIN
STREET. - Sheet Music, fresh stock
weekly. -
Music Books, all kinds. 3.
Violin Strings, best quality. ...; .
Small Instruments, all kinds. o.
Music Boxes, choice variety.
Music Folios, cheapest and best.
New and second hand Organs.
New and second hand Pianos.
The best and cheapest place in the
city TO buy musical goods OF any kind.
WE advise all who want first class
Photographs to see the specimens at
Robinson's Gallery before giving their
orders. The effect OF light blended into
shadow which characterizes their work,
cannot be surpassed.
0--
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e WILL we have a food =?

/ A MORE dissgreeable day than yes
terday cannot we'll be imagined.
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Notice-claims Against the County,
Cocoa Matting-Hsrbour & Dittman'
New Velvet Decoratiops-Paulrs.
Sergeants Notice to Owners of Hogs
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Don't Fail to Try These Goods.
Buy IT Of your merchant II he has II or
for our Pamphlst "All About sapolio,s and
10 will be mailed freo. Z o.. yIEBsg e.
JEssE ~. LSPPINCOTT,
81 Liberty 81, Fttseuyyh. 70.
JanT.eg
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For the IDAHO WoGLD !

HORSESHOE BEND. Dec. &c, 1879.
DEAR WoRIp:-Ihis is the first time that have
ever scn,urei 10 ntrude upon the secusion of your
sanctum and seldom venture TO intrude thus hasti.
~ The weather has been quite clear for the last few
days aforiing hue slcghlng for our citizens re-
mtndtng them OF many previous Christmas gather.
ings. We could not welt afford 10 let Christmas 20
by without some demonstration. and through the
perseverance and energy OF several young ladies,
We were given glorious treat. The exercises com.
menced a. fifteen minutes to seven. T. NJ, and for
one hour were treated To both vocal and instru.
mental music also tahleaun. which elected much ap
plause from the audience. There were two Christ.
trees we'll laden with one hundred aud seventy
gifts the young folks In short, Santa Claus felt
quite beney0lcn. on the OCCASION and none were
turned away Simply. The whole gotten up under
the supervision OF Miss Ada Miner. TO whose skill
aud energy the Of the occasion Was great
measure, due.
Year remain yours. truly. ARION.
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ally admitted to require debating now an
the plan proposed by Col Chapman is of so fai
and equitable nature that all may endorse il
whether opposed to public aid to such enter
prlses or not We hope, therefore, to see tn.
measure universally approved by our people
and would be glad to see petitions circulate,
praying Congress to grant the desired aid Oul
Territory is excelled by no section of countr,
on the Pacific coast. in the qualities that g
to make up a great commonwealth and wher
we have the advantages of railroad communi
cation, the increase of population will be pro
portioned to the natural advantages of the Ter
rltory. Without population no country ever
was, or will be developed; and without rail.
road Idaho will acquire population but slowly;
for the Union and Central Pacific roads, the
only means of travel between the East and
West is. and will continue to be, controlled by
California, and immigrants are compelled, in