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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-21
THE BLOCK UP ON THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL
Road.

OMAHA, April 19-The Uaion Pacific Com
pany are feeding eighteen hundred emigrants
at this place. and sent two car loads of provi-
sions west yesterday for those at cheyenne.
Laramie and beyond. There are 1000 west
bound passengers here and west of the break
waiting TO go through. A dispatch received
at P. NJ. from Superintendent Shankland,
Rock Springs, says the water has fallen two
feet there to-day and is still falling.
it does not come up again, / can have the
track between Lawrence and Green River SO
trains can get over it the last of the present
week. Expect to get trains in Lawrence to-
morrow, when We do will transfer passengers
from there to Green River by teams.
THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
CHICAGO, April 19.-In the billiard tourna-
ment this afternoon, Hoa beat Liverman, 200
to 1856. Winners average 3.17.
Burleigh beat Honing, 200 to 1872. Average
csc.
McAfee beat Parker, 200 to 100. Average
ZIG.
CHICAGO, April 2O.-In the billiard tourna-
ment last night, Gallagher beat Shaw 200 to
IA. In the tenth inning Gallagher m ade 81;
winners average II 10. Miller beat Carter
200 to 1870; winners average l4.3l. Rhines
beat Maggioli 200 to 1871; winners average
40
CHICAGO, April 20.-In the billiard tourna-
ment tonight Silverman beat Honing 200 to
13l; Gallagher beat Miller 200 to 9O-winners
average 10; Rhines beat McAfee 200 to 155.
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What did Noah's bees do while afoat
They kept the archives.
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The latest Irish bull We read of is in the
case of an Irish gentleman who, in order to
raise the wind whereby to relieve himself from
pecuniary ADVERTISEMENTS. got his life in.
sured for large amount and then drowned
himself
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DANGER TO THE KENTUCKY CROPS.

LOUISVILLE April 20. = Reports to the
Co,u:er-Journal from all parts Of the State
say great damage was doue to fruit and to-
bacco growers in Kentucky Y, and much desti-
tuition has followed in consequence. Another
bad season which seems now probable will
greatly increase the suffering
The other crops, however. seem not to have
been greatly injured.
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GREAT DAMAGE no. CROPS By RECENT FROST.

CHARLESTON, April 2O.-Accounts from the
country along the coast in this vicinity rep
resent great damage to Sea Island cotton aud
early fruits and vegetables by recent frosts.
In the Bowen libel case to-day the court
room was densely crowded.
A jury OF six white and six colored men
was impaneled. The prosecution presented
their case the publications being admitted
by defense. The testimony tor defense 10
proof of truth of alleged libe's was begun,
the admission Of the evidence being holly
contested at every point.
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sAvVubo VI SCIHo SJVOV, WAC PuOAC Win Uu'
p trihe if any better informed than before.
Ehe same trouble and uncertainty exists now
hat existed then.
In view Of these facts and the necessities o.
she case, your committee has inaugurated q
method OF investigation which, when com.
pleted. will constitute q systematical digest Of
The whole financial affairs Of the State, com.
pIising all operations for the last ten years.
This digest will be completed for presentation
% the General Assembly ct its next regala,
session. 1t will be work when finished III Il
will need no revising, no modification nor
amendments, for it will present the facts As
hey really are, fully tested and proven. and
% systematized as to be valuable ~ . refer
snce for all State officers, courts, iteants.
md the public generally.
THIS is the remedy proposed as = cure for
!he deranged condition Of the accounts in
he Auditors Office.
The value Of an authorized and authentic
digest Of the character contemplated is ap
aren't
As to the books Of the Treasurer, your com
Nittee have made sufficient examination to
satisfy them that they re in all respects such
10 they should be. They are kept with grea!
nestness and system, and afford every means
IF testing their accuracy. The vouchers aid
xher documents are carefully kept and filed
:Or ready reference, and the general manage.
nent is such as to reflect credit on the book.
seeper and his assistants.
Respectfully submitted.
e. F. HEBwI0, Chairman.
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the May interest without rebate.
PROBABLE SHELVING OF LANDAULET WILL
LIAMS.
WASHINGTON, April 2O-Among the later
rumors of Cabinet changes is one to the effect
that Attor aey General Williams will soon re-
tire from his present position. He does not
absolutely deny the truth of the report, but
admits it is probable he may before long en-
gage in other pursuits. Some of his most
resign at the end of the present fiscal year, if
not sooner.
THE POST-OFFICE INBROGLyO.
WASHINGTON, April 2O.-The examination
by Commissioner Ingersoll into the charges
against Kinds of being complicated in the
recent mail letting frauds was resumed this
afternoon.
The Government counsel announced they
had no more witnesses in the CASE
The counsel for the defense wished to show
that the accused possessed an unspotted
character and reputation unsoiled
The Government counsel replied that
character was the worst kind of evidence, be-
cause the law presumed good character until
the contrary was shown. The defendant
could offer testimony only to explain OF divert
from himself the case Of the prosecution.
After the argument, the Commissioner said
that the proof of character in Q mere prelim-
mary examination of this case was sort of
constructive diversion of law; it was not rele-
want to explain to his mind the facts in the
case, although it might properly be brought
before grand jury.
The counsel for the defense complained
that the United States held up their holy
hands and objected to evidence being offered
to show the purity of character of the
accused, and also to an examination of the
afidavits on which the charges
were based. Counsel insisted to know what
the offense was distinctly charged against
the defendant Counsel for the government
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25

Is adopting the resolution Of Mr. An
rnoXY, approving of the Presidents
course in Louisiana. the United States
senate has completely stultifed itself, and
verified Mr.. CHRISTIANCY'S ideas that
this question j. entirely circular, ending
where it began, and not advancing one
stop In the first place, the Senate would
mo-, .rat PINcuBACK, thus declaring rs
plainly a. possible that it did not believe
The GRANT KELLOGG government was
legal Next, in debates on the resolution,
both in caucus and the Senate, it was
universally decided that the Legality Of
the yice-royulty in Louisiana would not
Ice recognized, and yet they deliberately,
"a the lace of this, voted To- approve the
course of the President IN UNFOLDING his
own acts, which had been openly pro-
bounced Illegal. So is presented the
anomaly of body of men voting to APP
prove that which they declared they
di-approycd If this is not II muddle;
=. confusion worse coufoundrd.' Il much
ado about nothing, and Il genuine swing.
mg round the circle it Is hard to say
what is. And vet Radical majority in
the United States Senate is guilty Of such
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRI~I
ID made 10 m" rs Trustee, 10y IaUf., "
Baird add wife, bearing date thy-y. e4.. .,
October, 1873. and recorded in hpul, o. ..f...
1923, in the Clerk : office u' the count,
Court of ohio county, McS' Va, Viii. Ca
SATURDAY.. the 2itu day III Aprn,
1879. commencing ut 10 o'clock \. ~ az
The 'front.' door of the Court House ni pNlu
county, in the CITY OF " hrrilug, West W a..
sell at public auction the following ryrI
estate, viz: The north hHi' 81 lot numn'i
,g2l uinrty-twO, Situui" on ih" east Nidv "'
Market street, and on thu south side "'
alley No. u, between Ninth ana Ten %
streets, in the city of Wheeling, West Va
said property will be- offered altOgtlh'i
and i'm two parcels Tia" lirst parcel j. u
west end OF said half lot. hay ing IRON
age on Market street of about - irrt am
inches, and extending back about - l"r'
to the west wall of the ne" u"rll!I-
house IpOn this parcel l. erected athi"
story brick dwelling house, now occupied
by JrncntS and yielding rent pI S">i per
aunum.
The second parcel IS the east end OF Suid
half lot, and fronts W tect on alley NU.n
and about 81 feet on allryt. Upon this pa'-
eel Is erected a dwelling house and rarp"u
ter shop, which would probably cent iHI
SlIj per anuum.
TERMS or SNLE-Ouc-thlrd the purDhu~r
money in cash, or as much murr u> lHr
purchaser may elect. aud the balance uI
on a credit of six ami twelve months, o."
purchaser giving notes with >rrun'N
bearing interest, for the deferred pJ'
mculS. and the tillr Ia hr retained un.I
the purchase money J. all paid.
GEO. l.. BOYD. Tru~lrr..
J. CHAMBERS HERNEN, Aucu"nr'r.
mr-M
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25

Ohio road will be generally approved,
especially since ii has been instrumental
in accomplishing the downfall OF this con-
spiracy of powerful corporations against
the producers and shippers Of freight. In
der the compact, there was western
bureau of commissioners comprising six
members, as well as an Eastern
one of three members. The
Western bureau has recently published
the following circular:
"CoLUMBUs, ONO, March u. IS73.--
Dear Sir: Having consulted with most
of the managers Of the western road''
/ a. instructed by resolution OF the No%
/ York convention of February D. anu
/ hayin" been notified by several genera
MANAGERS of leading lines that they with
/ draw from the compact. and will no lon
! ,,nr he hound by it, the board has deter
| ,,ireJ that /, will be for the best interest
IF All concerned to dissolve the commits
sion and no longer act rs an organized
| body.
We feel Justified in relinquishlng the
duties entrusted to H., :or the above rca-
sons, and also that the way may be fully
open for some modification OF the present
! plan. or such new and more etfectual
measures As may suggest themselves /"
the managers for the maintenance OF
rates and the suppression of abuses in
the management Of the important trusts
committed 10 their hands.
Very respectfully,
GEO. Il. WRIGHT, President.
G. b. SrEAGUE, Sscy, ". y. x. *. Go
The Eastern bureau is still in exis-
tencc. and consists Of McssIs. VIM. Den
nison. Thoma, l.. Jewctt, and b. w.
Blanchard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25

THE New York Tribi0,e in comment
ny upon the business prospects, says
The week opens with prospects of n con-
tinued revival of business. There can be-
no doubt Of the improved feeling shown
in all quarters during the past two weeks,
and it would certainly have been much
more marked but tor the extraordinary
weather. As soon as winter finally
leaves Us nearly all classes Of business
men now expect to feel more or less the
stimulus of the opening season and revi-
wing confidence. Dry Goods merchants,
and, IN general importers and jobberS'
.,re looking forward to the business OF
this Spring with more confidence than
they have experienced since the panic,
In financial circles the course of prices
vu Tn" stock Exchange is attributed less
10 the nanipulations ofcliques, which are
nearly Away, enormously exaggerated
~ imaginative newspapers, than in the
reaction after the long depression since
1876
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
TIE SARATOGA COurACT

At last it seems rs ifthe compact about
which 50 much has been said and written
Ina. finally been broken in ,h. West. As
IS we'll known. it WAS compact Of the
leading trunk lines between the east and
west. agreeing upon an memorable scale
a., rr.irlt- and plcdciue thrm,riyr, t.
stick los these provisions. Il WAS DELHI
rra,. -trohcat the question ofchcnp trans
rortation. and it attempted thus To form
"a huge monopoly with power to shut out
from the people all the benefits oi compc-
tition.and shippers would have been forced
to Weld to- the cNactions of the. road,
and pay lust what this combination chose
,o reouirc. But there WAS one obstacle,
nnJ that Il serious one in the WAY. The
Baltimore and ohio road would not agree
10 n. terms proposed. and while this one
.,r,. r.,dirr trunk lines of the country
r.a,..l =, he Tins bound there
.1 b.. D., homo If ultimate spr-
~ uooce .,ronp,ps efforts were
d., ir5,,o mi. obstinate road 70
,,n;,.. =. ;rd,,o,Jcrco and i. regard
- ,n.o o,t ,horrbic.s wo.I and
.,..,.n,,,ira,i,r Rot, ros ;rox-
,l..;.. ,,.,l l.. pro.;to,, ,,a
Nh. ,,.oro fx.J ~ ,beir do,ormi,o-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
FOR RENT.

NEW AND ELEGANT STORE ROOM
y with iron 'front.' aud plate glass WIN
,IowS, ON southwest corner of IAN" street
and <urih Broadway. Wheeling Island.
Also tho dwelling above, In sam" building
containing four rooms well finished, ana
viii Ice ready tor occupancy ON April III
The store room ana dwelling VIII b" rented
together or separately, rs parties may dr.
sire. For terms, &c, apply 10
NJ REILLY,
mTl1a Nos. 1913 y HI Nam Nli'rl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
AUCTION SALE

Observation-Disclosures. TWILL
" sell, on Monday, March 10Th, con
mrncing At gU'clock, at the residence rI
Mr.. ThOS. Tate, No. 1919 EOn street, his eco.
tire stock of Household Furniture, Carp,',
Bedding, Nc. Terms cash. sale positive
GEO. \. WlCkHAM, Auctloncrr.
By order IhOS. Tat" mrl.i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
AICTlON SALE

OF HOUSEHOLD FIRNITURE, A
" No. -, 18th street, formerly John
street, on Friday, March 18th, cUmmru..
ing at gO'clodk \. NJ, consisting OF Par.u..
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture.
mr2at W. II. HAlLER, Auctiou,er.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
DRESSING CASE SUITS.

WYE HAVE ON HAND AND CAN
w make 10 order on short notice, All
STYLES OF Dressing Case suits. Also Parlor
Furniture and everything in the furniture
line We guarantee satisfaction IN al thc
goods we sell, both Of our own lnahulac-
furr and that OF others. Gail and examine
our stock. q. MENDEL, BOOTH " %.
mnrli
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
The WEEKLY REGISTER

i the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. II will be sent 10 any ad-
dress one year for $40 Valuable premi-
uu> to cluu agents ana 10 subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25

rHE senate in executive session, yes
terIay, confirmed Oliver a. Patton, OF
West Virginia, To be Register of the
Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
FOR RENT.
For RENT.

4 TWO STORY FRAME NOT ~ cos
y TANNING four rooms ami Kitchen.
~ No. - llampdcu street. Possession
ApIII lst. EnquIr" Of
THOS. T. uNlN~.
No. g, 10th street, opposite f"-l"ih..
MARCIA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
FOR RENT,

4 SMALL HOUSE CONTAINlEGr Si4 y
a Rooms. Gas and Water, on jpn ~.
between Eoff and Jacob. Enquire to-day
~ "eA i101 "A~ JACOB HULL,
Chapline street, between Ito q lZ'N'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
FOR RENT,

IL STORE ROOM, DWELLING AID
III Han, west sid" oi Market, between
~~-A 18th and 10th streets, In E"'h b
Block. Also room at present occupied -
G. A. WickhHm ~ an auction house.
ENQUIRE of ANTON RLlMAN%.
tnnIt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
FOR SALE .
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE, THE TWO BUNyIN..
@6 known rs the Government ~.
ings, on the corner Of Chaplin.
10th streets, will be sold low. The Coz, IT,.
building, possession can be had irnm..,.'
ately; the other one on the tirst cay
April. For particulars enquire OF ..
THEODORE FINK
No. li2l Chaplne Strr,i
marlb ROY CONES
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
Notice Of Stockholders Meet
ing

VNIIE UNDERSIGNED CORPORATORS
of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company OF Wheeling, West Va, hereby
give notice that a General Meeting ef the
stock holders of said corporation, will be
held on the 18th day OF March, 1870. AT 10
o'clock Il. m, at No. 1910 Market street, in
the city of Wheeling, W. Va, for the pur-
pose OF elcciing Board of Directors, max
ing bylaws, and trauSactlng any other
business which may lawfully be done by
the SAID Ocbholders i'm general meeting.
\. WILSON, y. q. ROBINSON,
f.. J. STONE, ii. SCHMULBACK,
H.K. LIST, q. ED. MENpEL,
!. X. BOTSFORD, -. RAWLlNG,
W. ELLINGHAM, y. CALDWELL,
NJ POLLOCK, I. II. LOGAN.
mnrGi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
Auction SALE

or LIVERY STOCK; 1 | Will Com 5 3EnL
- ~ no o'clock, at Mcdonald s Livery and
IR1srding stables, the entire stock OF
H"rses. Buggies, Wagonsa and Harness con-
famed in said stables. Sale positive:
GEO. A. WlCKHAM,
,,r2is Auctioneer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
FOR RENT.

S,TORE ROOM 80. - WASHINGTON
- Hall Building, from April !, 10 i"-
quira of Wm. =. Gu,horu on /. II. william
March 3. l-5j. i'
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FOR RENT.

La STORE ROOM,
-SA 40. M MAIN SrREEI.
Inquire of \. X. GAppl-.
ieblG h No. - Twelfth Street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25

tics.-Wr live fast, diSSipate and fill early
graves. We drink all kinds of alcohellc
spirits, and swallow. without inhStlcatloh'
porE, grease, and every kind of litr-deS-
iroving, SyStrm-c!uggiug, indlSrSllDie
food Or. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar BIT
tiers will romovc the evil effects, and the
recovered paclcnt, with pure, EltaIiHtu
nI.rtrlr.I blood Moving through his veins,
will have a clearer head and cooler JudS,
In,nt, which added To experience, VIII
cluSr him To abstain in the future. midD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
Trustees Sale

DY VIRTUE OF TWO CERTAIN DFrr-
ID OF trust made by \. L. Wiley - 80.
undersigned as Trustee, and on req r. '.,5
county, Will, on VI N''.1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25
wednc d,y, March 9Th Is.

Beginning At 10 o'clock "a. II. am.
door OF the Court Hog>r OF Uhio c,.. non
sell TO the highest and best bidder f T%-"'
the following described personal pT", ,a,I'
to-wit: Fine Piano, / Fine Sacrr,..!S,
and Book Case combined, Fine ~.G'.
nut Chamber suit, consisting OF Bun
! Wash sand and Bcdstcud with W.
Wire Mattress; Set Parlor Furniture
siSting OfG Wall Chairs, u>tor CLY,r .
Rocking Chairs and Trtc: Walnut H.
Case, / smoking chair. Hat Rack ..r.
Looking Glass. ! Writing Desk, ! NJ.
stand, BcdStcad with Mattress, > BrU,,.. ,
Carpets, Set Dining Chairs. ENrru>.. ..
Table, step Ladder, and other huu>,Au. 1
goods.
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l.. u. WILLIAMS. Tru,,

y. B.-The above goods can be- >.,.lI AL
the Furniture and Carpet rooms orc, Mo.
del, Booth x CO.. 1921 Main street. NO..
W IL HAII.ER AUrtlputrr
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Bitten nil uns fiir Sen 2tu@fau zines Io~
MINES III bititr un5 Sen udditioIgcuoen
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eaS arone ant;=pcricrif6e @,ittcl.

Die UjemiBbcit NIB Shlrunigfcit, nit rclter
6ptettcr's Nnoe tttcreS rir
grbirtetltr Sale maldrilhrr Nrdlftcit tciciti9t,
ure ter ppufommenc Sbu -, metdcn e5 Rem Srs
aanismu6 acacu has mia5matilde SlIt BARTLETT,
rus he guft uiebrid o~Clc0sncr maridi9en @jegRns
tsr IdwIrocrt, ifcmpClt co ais ea5 Yrrncbmltc
dmerifauiIde anti-periodicum. $50 INNER AM
tisIsm @cutineute Shiittelfebcr eiu regeImdstaer
SeIuhcr 1T - III rem NtecCrun8eu hes Sunfn5
in ben neueu 2ibtIn1en u1s III ser Scr9psItfr
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ttrridt, rirc td5 SitterC ais ea9 etnit9e 'pabre
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llnslidlihcr @eiIr Inb S9ittelIrtsr unr tie
dneeren rurh Mid6meu crScu9ten 6iehcrlcieen
nitt bic ~eiu;i0en lletcl, peldtc rarnl5 cntltrber.
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triCuat, welhc lie ncruriaben. Qdruntcf tsfu-
Ssn iih NerYcultieen, 8beumatismu5, Gi6t,
tertceubsS NopfrCb, SerSf' rrfen, I6mCrShdftc
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