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SAIsDIS.
A Radical Plot TO Defraud voters FruS-
trated-HOwe. OzaDne d Co.
the PIOfscrS.
Special to the Appeal. ]

NpeCIdI 70 IIIF = VItdI'I
SARDIs, MISS O'.ngar GA L,
Davis, L. Czapne's cepUfy-sher.d d, was de-
teCted IN tam gC ing E.rn the re is'railuu
books, and a warrant = his arrest was atonce
isSueI. He con feSst q ana implCatCS LZaIne
an others. NOtiCa Of such &u attempa beng
made was given secretly some time ago. IL Is
thought that u extends 10 .le changing OF
several hundred vOt-s Great exc tement and
intense iUdiguatIOn IS cBNksd. Ghe whole
Radical layout is evidently in the plot. II
at the coming election. Davis IS Re gaTdeu as
a mere tool OF Howe. OZanre & Co. in his
damuable Outrage. All OF the mem DeTS Of
tnp board OF REGISTRATION signed the affidavit,
upon which he was held in nve thoUSsI I'd dol
ans bond for his appearance before u. H..
M-Henry, mayor Of Sardis, tomorrow.
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Masonic Grand Lodge Of kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, October 20 AT the ses-
sion OF the grand lodge Of Kentucky AasCns
to-day the following officers were elected:
Grand Mvs'er J. ii. LestherS, OF Louisville; (;
aeputv-grand master, X. II. faTleiZB, Of Hop
klusyiIle; senior warden, J. q. Johnson, OF
Henderson; junior warden, J. Rice, OF Louis
Vile, grand treas Ter, A. q. Odges, Of Louis
Vile; grand secreiary John VI. Todd, Of
oufsvills; grand chaplain, h. 4. hends rson,
ui FraE EfOrt; graud tyler, =. {. Mathews, OF
-auigVilis
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Nnn-Rasi6ent Notice..

No. GOi3-In the First Chancsry COnrt OF Shell
by county, TenneSsee-B 2. Anderson, D.,
Commissioner of Revenue, etc, VS.. j. W.
Bond ct al.
II appearing from the bin in this cause
which IS swOl to, that the defendant, John
Wherry, is nonresident OF the State of Ten
nessee, and a resident Of the state of Texas;
1t Is therefore ordered that he make mis-
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in December, 1879, and plead, answer
or demur TO mplainant's bill or the same
will be taken for confeS ed as to him and set
for hearing exparte, and that copy of this
order be published once q week, for four sue
cessive weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
This 2Oih day OF October, 1875.
a cupy-attest: EDMUND 4. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By Z. b. McHenry, D. c. ana NJ.
JOGu Johnston, sol, IOr com plalnant. we
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AkUSE dENIB.
Baker and EarrOn.

The ATTENDANCE Al oOtn the matinee
and evening Performances was very Ialr, u e
biu .pilg q same as has been on JIe Ooa Us
,fncr the d IT ap .earauCe Of these clever ar
It's her lEIs week. 44e appearance on the
stage Uf either one or he other OF bOJh OF the
stars is sure o. bring io!h the heirilesJ aP-
the ofener they appear The more ineir pre-
.uCe .s dem udel Nr. keicuuH, a. mo.
DDr- ; Blown j. "A 30 feature OF Inc per
a.. .r1s,r.,,- md .v ufs u1mlCaI iacial con or
r..u- luu grute-gue attitudes creates ID =. II
nm and arlu-eIue.t. The other characters ia
Tba pIav 81 Ial.y .UstrIurd. They appear
o1lv 'f'-fe times IN rr during their pressn
eng cement tonight, LD-murTOW nlSbl ana
Iafs.".fgg matinee. and those who nave not
,-lsirsd IN. tneater this " eek shoulI not fall
10 do :, before uhe BaReT aud FHrTsn engage
Ltuf ruds.
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BROWNSVILLE.
Causes of the Depression in the south
Figures and Facts,


FTOIm an UCCasIOLaI Correspondent
BROWNSVILLE, October 18th ere
has been great deal aid about the causes of
depression IN the south. some important
facts gathered by MT. Moore, master OF the
Haywood county grange throws great deal OF
got on this subject. He obtained the amount
OF articles shipped TO and fIom The railroad
depot a Brownsville during the year, eyding
-tutembgr, 1874:
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1xArzER sKoB.BILIrIz5.

HasHIEsr1s, October q, an.
Fbr Tennessee, TIE gU.f and Attanac
states noTthedsi to southeast tCiRds, SiG-
iogGry or lgtreT barometer, sligh1g nigh
cr temperature and generally clear
.rlofha-
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THE SUNDAY APPEAL win be unusu'
ally attractive, and offers the best in
ducements FOR advertisers to reach q
arge class ~ readers.
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TIE tip-aI railroad convention ST
81 Louis ou lue tweBty-third viii lie
a success no. ~ Ihstsuding Jay GoUlI.
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EOn.Resident Nntiea

No. 19C3.-In the First Chancery Court of shel-
by county, Tennessee.-B. p. Anderyo1.
commissioner OF Revenue, etc, vs.. ChsrI IS
Jones ct al.
1t apI caring from Sheriff's return in tins
cause tnat the defendant. William Fellows,
ST., Is not 10 oe loupd IN his county;
1t Is therefore ordered. That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
MONDAY IN December, lST5, and plead answer
or dempr u complainant's bill, or the same
Wall oetaken fer confessed as TO him and set
Tor nearing expsrte, and that copy of this
ordeI pc puDllshed once week, for four sue
This Oth day Of October, 1875,
a Acopy-attest. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By Z. y. McHenry, D. c. and Nj.
John Johnston. sol. for compIt, we
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TIE Long leland Bspt st association
is on tIe record a. opposed TO sectsrian-
ism in the putt C schools.
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TIE Chicago Tribune and the hltcr-
ocean are not TO be merged ~ the COtl-
rier stated.
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Mr.. COche De"d.

Special 20 Appeal
SEEAToBIA, Miss, October 2D.-Mr.
!. X. Cooke, "a prominent merchant OF this
place, VINO was shot Uy Z M'HsDTy, on Oato-
Der l5jh, died about Fix o'clock this evening.
Thus Ser atObla has lost one o! neT most en-
ieTpfising and useful citizens.
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THERE pAs an election in California
yesterday for Judicial officers and su-
psriniendeut Of instruction. Result not
known.
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CHANDLER took possession Of the in
terror department yesterday, and is
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FRETG8T.

Office Of Chicot, Pine Bluff and Little
I J kOcE Railroad; Ofiic OF Mississippi,
OuachlLa and red River uailToad, at No. 80
Front street. The roads are now in hrst-class
running order, and shippers can rely on no
detention from either road, and the lowest
rates o. freight to Pine Bluff and all points
will be given on application to
se2l JNO T. ~ ~ASHINTON, Agent.
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The Milton SobIes Combination.

The following, clipped from the Peo-
lia flIB TrGaScrtpt, viii give our readers
e,D,. rl.ol what IL in store Tor Ia ~ at our
Ib-ateT u-xt week: IN IltJu NoUiSs Is GER
tSiuly a superIof actrr, and his acting last
nSght shove. that he is equally As good IN
s-1Tot a /, as tu ira edy. HIS manner upon ihe
sra.e Il hat Oi O e. J. fined and proficient IN
N. an ol elueutiOu, and his voice IS musical
.T,,t --.Fs a.1rt 4D Tie ca. Even when he spoke
in . cow, - Il Iuual r. y "a. there was tie same
melody uf tone. which could re hesTu al
over EIe house. When he r.-es 40 a passion
le zoe. not rant az ~Jfse actors CO. Iul Ne
plgvs true io nature and fully com prehends
the meaning q the author OF the play. All
the actors played their paris WELL aud Inc
yrEoi- cgrlfa... is "A superior one Finest
Ry.e in nls -peciaitle. ss an lmpeFSonaiOT ~
female characters, IS a successful rival OF the
wonderful lie n, e Kelly a lie. u-nsrels
who has NO equal In 'nls coantrT.
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HANOVER ACADEMY.
TAYLoRsvILLE, P. O., HENOVE3; 70, "a
COB, Hilary p, 5caos. <. a., PIIn,

FTNHIS School, for BOYS and Ioung Mep iEoue
i of the oltest in the StaLI. Session begins
October l. For catalogue. etc, address the
PRINCIPAL a,Si
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-Thp Bg fiUlOY, 1U. Oi ne second ln-
.sfsrf ia a critic SIN upon the concert recently
yfyg- in EsIumo.e % Ar. WCcst, says;
..-uch 6 D. tIo performance We kAoW Ilas hOt
...,, d., Ts.rain5-e since the q partGIe o.
Re5beusft.u. and many cJlE0tsSeltrS q not
hesitate 10 >ay hat ME. Wheat was but little
n al all inferior 10 lhe great European. A.
- t1rili.aur and thrilling 10 q Leg ee that
excited the aucisuce intensely. ~Dl Nf.ep the
skNlfuI performer zoe 10 boz Limseit on a.
WAS com pelleH 20 listen 70 storm % ~
,,IauEs that fairly shook the bUIidiug To az
- -gTe he gave several imprOVisatlous on The
Tgsf R9rs u SUaIUgr, DOtCn on ne Selrdnee
E2jrer Nh AfryBt ma, and Dtzie; all beautiful,
I.U4 raurhlug chord in the popular breast
mar elected Ihuuders Of applause. Mr.. Wheat
Hag urOduce au impression among mu-lc-
Ig,-ar- la Baltimore Of which any gentleman
.,,---llf feel proud. aut he mag always expect
:, hsartv and enthusiastic welcome when he
ZONES 10 the Monumental CITY,
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Myrrs's Operabouse.

EaDv NJ Do 1ald Is the a-tr acuou a
t,se J fer-Uu-~JTset CperanOuSe. Her per
- va Cs-- are well worth four times tue pIlce
~ 40 -ll-sIgu. and those who have witnessed
f1eu1 s-lIBr4 her 20 be the most wonderful
c1flt Of the age. ManaEeT Myers has other
.rf-..I+or- among which we meL ton Mr..
M-Doual.fs skate dance; aud the specially
,rrl.r- NfI-sg~ annie DeLnTmer Annie clark,
Abbi. FaruswJrtn, LIZZIE harmon, f4or'
LS-.yvlav- md oruerE. The character OF the
biIIs prssinted al lhis place OF amusement
merits c DIVIDED houses
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-18
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.

This was the day fixed for the opening
OF the January term of the supreme
Court of Appeals, but no session was i nela
to-day, owing to the fact that a quorum quorum
of the Judges was not present 1uuges
Haymond and Hoffman are here; Judge
Moore has been detained by the susPen-
sion of navigation on the Kanawhas IN
conseouepse of the cold weather; and the
cold snap has doubtless delayed the
arrival of Judge PAUL.. learn
that Judge Moore has arrived
tonight, and that the term will form
ally open tomorrow. A number of law
vers from various quarters of the State
are in attendance, and several very I'M
portant cases are to be disposed of.
Among other interesting matters to
come before the legislature at its present
session, is the continually recurring Cap
ital question. There never was people
so vexed and harrassed and worried and
"bothered entirely" about the location OF
their State capital as the people OF West
Virginia have been during the ten Years
of the existence of this "child oftbe
storm" The capital has been so
often settled and unsettled, loeat-
ed and dislocated, in legislative
bills and bother, that the people have
almost come to wish that the State had
forty capitals, or else none at all. A bill
for removal to Wheeling will probably
be introduced in the House in few days,
and the knowing ones say that it will
certainly pass both houses and become u
law. The Charleston people seem to be
somewhat alarmed about the matter, and
some of them grow frantic whenever it is
mentioned, while others assert that they
"have dead wood against the passage
of the bill by the Senate, and they
don't care how soon it is put to
the test. The inconvenience suffered by
the members from the northern part of
the State in being compelled to travel
nearly seven hundred miles and traverse
two other States in order to reach the
capital of their own, has brought vividly
and feelingly before them the Importance
of Going something. In my opinion, some
thing soiN be done. l..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-18
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS
Germany will soon have fifty guns on
the northern coast of Spain.

Germany will soon have fifty guns on
the northern coast of Spain.
Proceedings on the ha6eGS coTpue for
the release of Richard B. Irwin from the
custody Of the House of Representatives
were continued Saturday, and adjourned
over until to-day.
The female operatives in mass meet
ing last night resolved to strike on Mon
dav. at the Merchants, Granite and Cres-
cent mills, at Fall River.
The Trustees of the Public Library of
kentucky, have appointed c. NJ. Briggs,
Esq. to fill the place made vacant by the
death of Governor Bramlette, as manager.
The coal cargo British ship Respega-
dor for Sunderland was discovered to be
on fire Saturday afternoon. The
ship was towed into shallow water,
scuttled and sunk
The Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asy-
lum at Oakland, California, was burned
Yesterday morning, and was total loss.
King Kalakaua and suite left Chicago
Saturday, for st. Louis, where he intends
to make short stay.
The Commercial Block, in Milwaukee,
was destroyed by fire Saturday. Loss
$4,000; mostly insured.
The High Rock Hosiery Mills OF Har-
din & Son, at Philadelphia. were burned
yesterday morning. Insured for S3,ooo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-18
Cincinnati Market.

CINCISNATI, January lG.-Cotton-
l43c. Flour-Dull but unchanged.
Wheat-Dull; red 81 04@l o.. Corn
Steady at 70G72c. Oats-Firm at 90
G63c Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Bar
ley-Steady and unchanged. Oils-Un-
changed. Eggs, Butter and Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Pork-Quiet AT
Sl9 90. Lard-Steady and in moderate
demand; steam at $l3 70; kettle Sl4 90.
Bulk Meats-In better demand; shoul.
ders 6tG63c; clear rib sides 9s@9!c spot !;
9ic seller March; clear sides 0tc. Bacon
Quiet at 9t@lO3@1lic. Green Meats
Sales of shoulder. at6sci sides Si@9c;
hams l0Gl0 Whisky-Dcmand fair
and market firm at 94c.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; common
S. OO(d6 25; fair and medium packing
sc 6Oa6 20; good packing and butcher,
Sc S0Gg7 20; about 5000 unsold, mostly
scalawags.
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NewYOrk Market.

NEW YORK, January l6.-Cotton-
Quiet at l5s@l5tc. Futures closed
steady sales 2,lOO bales; January l5.c;
February Is 5-32@l5 8.16c; March
Is l7-S2@15 9-l6c; April l53c; May
IL S-l69l6 1920; June 10 1920
l69-l6cc; July l6@; August I7@l7 l-32c.
Flour-In buyers favor; receipts II 900
barrels; superfne western and state So IS
GA 90 common to good 81 65@4 75;
good to choice 81 s096 Is; white wheat
extra $5 1896 so; extra Ohio 81 659
6 so; st. Louis 81 906S co. Rye Flour
Quiet. Corn Meal-Quiet. Wheat
Quiet; receipts 5000 bushels; No. /
spring 81 l6@l 49, No. spring 81 O7@
l08; No. 2 Northwestern 81 l0@l II.
Rye-Quiet at 94tc. Barley and Malt
Quiet. Corn-A shade lower; receipts
5000 bushels; mixed western new S6(9
S7lc; do high yellow s7l@Ssc Oats
Firmer; receipts 10000 bushels; mixed
western 67@69c; white 6S@70c. Hay
and Hops-Firm. Cofee-l9lc. Sugar
Quiet; refined S@Stc. Molasses and
Rice-Quiet. Petroleum-Quiet; refined
at l2lc; crude 6tc. Rosin-Firm at 81 Us
az 10. Eggs-Steady at 30@S2c. Lsath-
er-Firm ut 26i@30c. Pork-Lower;
new mess $50 l2! Beef and Cut Meats
Quiet; middles steady at l0t@l0ic.
Lard-Firmer; prime steam l4@l4tc.
Butter-Heavy; western l7@S2c. Cheese
Firm at l2@l5ic. Whisky
Quiet ut CSC. Manufactured Copper
Steady; ingot lake dull at 22@22tc. Pig
Iron-Scotch dull at $34 50G40 20;
American quiet at $40 O0G27 90. Russia
Sheet-Sl450, Nails-Steady; cut So 70
63 80; clinch So rs; horse shoe quiet and
unchanged. J.
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AND so it turns out, according to cal
culatlons based upon observations of the
recent transit of Venus, that we are only
ss.443, 726 miles distant from the SUM-
which is 100000 or 100000 less than
We thought for.
1t is also stated that at the present
rates OF advancement, if they remain
constant, il will take US LAO years
10 fall into the sun and be
consumed. This makes it very
likely that the great conaagration will
not take place in our day, though they do
saw that there is some cause for anxiety,
for our centripetal force Is almost sure to
be vastly accelerated, and we will reach
our Journey end in much less time.
To be forewarned, then, is TO be fore
armed, So We advise our readers to insure
their lives and property Immediately.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-18
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, January l6.-Flour-Dull
and nominal. Wheat-Steady; No.
spring SSs@sS4c cash; s9ic seller Feb
ruary; S9ic seller March; No. 3 s3jc;
rejected 75c. Confirm; No. 2 mixed
66@66tc cash; 66ic bid seller February;
72fc seller May; rejected 6llc Oats
Demand fair and market firm; No. 52s
cash; 523c seller February; rejected 49!c,
Rye-Demand fair and market firm; No.
l 97697!c Barley-Quiet; No. . 81 %
al 80 Dressed Hogs-Steady; light
81 S0@7 50; heavy I S0@s %. Pork
Steady at $lS 25 cash; $lS 81! seller
February; $lS 70 seller March. Lard
Demand fair and market firm at Sl3 37k
cash; Sl3 IS seller February. Bulk Meats
Steady and in moderate demand and
unchanged. On the call of the board in
the afternoon, Wheat was unchanged
and other grain inactive. Pork
Active; seller February lower at SlS 80;
seller March firm at l8 20. Lard
Steady and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, January 16.-MOYEY-
Loaned down to 2 per cent this morning,
and closed Mt .! per cent. Call foreign
exchange closed up steady but quiet at
4sGIG 4S93 for prime bankers sterling.
GoLD-0pened at III, advanced to
ll2t and closed at ll2s. Rates paid for
carrying q, 2, 2, l, ! and lper cent. Clear
ings S56,0000OO. The Assistant Treas
urer disburscd to-day Sl,Sl0,OO0, and re-
ceived from customs $4,000. Total
payments made by the Treasury on ac-
count of the January interest to date
1881, 800. Imports for the week, dry
goods S2,943, 255; merchandise s426, l47.
Shipments of specie for the week, Amer
ican gold coin $7l5,S09; bars $4,000;
silver bars $470, l9l; coin $4,000 foreign
gold S2026.
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GovERNMESTs-Closed steady.

STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.
One lot of 1900 Tennessee new extra
coupons sold at SIT.
RAILROAD BOSDs-Mortgages were
without important change.
SroCKs-The market was active and
feverish. The most desperate fight was
carried on between the bulls and bears
over Western Union and Lake Shore
the greatest contention was over West
ern Union and changes in this stock were
rapid. The suspension of W. NJ. " MT.
more was announced from the rostrum OF
the Stock Exchange about 0 clock and
considerable Western Union was bought
in under the rule at this time. At the
close prices showed decline Of !@l per
cent in the entire list from the best prices
Of the day. A report was ia circulation
that the books ofthe Lake Shore Railroad
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STATE ITEMS.

The Proud FALLEE.-The proud bird
of America-the eagle-has fallen at the
crack of the gun Of our countyman, Mr..
VIM. Cunningham, better known as
"Tup." The monster measured only I
feet 81 inches from tip to tip.-MoorSfsld
AdUertiser.
Posr OFFICB ROBBED IN GRANT
CoUNTY.-On Monday night, the post
office kept by Abraham Smith, at Green
land, in Grant county, was entered by
some person or persons, and robbed of
four registered letters, directed to Peters
burg, Grant county, from different points,
one we learn, from Wheeling, w. Va.
1t appears the mail carrier from Green
land to Petersburg, failed to take these
registered letters in Saturdays mail,
owing to its being late, and in changing
the Keyser mail the carrier did not wait
long enough for the necessary receipts to
pass, and, consequently, they were left
over. On Wednesday young man
named VIM. Michael who lives in the
West, was followed TO this place by Mr..
Smith and arrested, charged with TIE
crime-KeySer Tribune.
FEMALE RIaHTs AssERTED.-There
was a skirmish between Peter Thomp-
son, watchman, and u female named
Watkins, between this and Piedmont, on
Monday, the particulars of which hav0
not reached US. However, 1t is under
stood Peter got the worst of it; whether
from being too chivalric to defend himself,
or inability, does not appear. Reports
vary rs to origin of the difficulty, hut it
seems he had some occasion to go
through the premises of the Watkins,
and being warned back, recklessly ven
tured into danger with above result
bid
THE Council of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry for Monroe county will meet in
Union, West Virginia, on Saturday the
23d inst, for the transaction Of important
business. The Oranges of Greenbrier
have been invited to attend.
SHERIDAN WANTED.-It is reported
that baby of the "colored persuasion
has been found in barrel in this city,
that contained molasses. Can this be
true? If so, Congressional Commit
tee ought at once be sent to our place,
to see ii they can recognize it, and have
it conveyed at once to Washington
Parkersbury Mquirer.
THE Point Pleasant, w. Va, Register
says: The recent survey Of kanawha
river has been completed, and the loca
tion of the locks and dams made as fol-
lows: Two at Loop Creek Shoals; one at
Likens; one at Harvey; one at Windsor;
one at Paint Creek; one at Witcher; one
at Tyler; one at Newcomer; one at
Johnstown; one at Red House;
one at Vintrouxi one ut Knobb; one nj
Debby; one at Three Mile Bar, just above
Point Pleasant. Thcsurvey was satisiac,
tory and thorough, and favorable sites fol
the locks and dams have been obtained.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-18
Louisiana Republicans on the Com
mittee's Report.

NEW ORLEANS, January 1.-THE iol-
lowing is from Il Republican official
source: The Republicans assert that the
report of the Louisiana subcommittee
goes outside of the record, and that no
testimony was brought before them to
show the finding of illegal legislative
warrants, displacement of Judges by Kel-
loCg. or the seizure Of arms by the police
without the powers of the law. They
assert that a specified stntement will be
adduced to disprove these and other ale
cations of the committee, which they say
are based solely on a brief Of the Demo
cratic council.
The Picdu,,lc SAYS; At the State Hou's
Kellogg has been closeted with Packaru
and few of the leading spirits of the
Radical party, it is supposed for the pur-
nose of consultation to devise ways and
means for bringing as many witnesses as
possible favorable to their Side, before
the Congressional committee. The plan,
as understood, is to summon prominent
Republican from each parish with acci-
dental witnesses from particular points.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-18
Conservation of q Bishop.

NEw ORLEANS, Janury l7.-The con-
sccrstion of Rev. F. w. Adams, Bishop
elect of New Mexico and Arizona, took
place to-day in st. Pauls Church. The
consecrating ceremonies were performed
by Right Rev. Bishop Green, of Missi.-
sippi, assisted by Bishops Beckwith, OF
Georgia, and Wilmer, of Louisiana.
Johh o Brien, aged 9 years, while ring
ing the Catholic church bell was killed
by piece of iron which fell from the
bell tower.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-18
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January l6.--Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull and de-
clined; amber Michigan seller January
81 O73; seller February 81 0Si; seller
March 81 lO3; seller April 81 IA. Corn
Dull and lower; high mixed cash and
seller January 69!c; seller March 72ci
seller May 75!c; low mixed 6sc. Oats
Dull but unchanged