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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-13

Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Masket n r
week Eading April 8.
The business done in leaf tobacco dur.
ing the past week, has been Of very sat
isfactory character. both as regards guam
tity end prices. Both Old and new cut
ting stock has been In active demand at
full prices, and with very few exceptions
all offered at auction. was sold. Receipts
of new are increasing. bat are chiefly of
the common sorts. These, however, are
in active demand ct highest prices, and
it is we'll enough TO send them forward
first, and wait more favorable weather
weather for handling the better grades.
No change in Ohio seed. The total
offerings ut auction for tho week were
727 hhds and 225 boxes. l94 hhds Ken
lucky end Ohio cutting tobacco-90 hhds
aLd box new at $S@l6 10, l04 hhds
old at 50 96(a25 20 fer common smokers
10 fine and cutting leaf, 3 hhds and
box West Virginia At $4 35(97 30, 8 hhds
and Is boxes at So 20@9 20, Shhds COM
mon Ohio seed scraps and smokers at
81 5O@5 rs, liz cases seed leaf-96 cases
Ohio, 10 at So 25(9S IS, % At
81 OO(95 80. Is at IS O097 30. l6
at So 26(S9 70, 20 at $40 00(Sl7 80;
IL cases Wisconsin Seed at 81 26(9l7 80;
8 hhds and bcx West Virginia At IS 80
@9 75; 7 hhds and box West Virginia
So 656S; lS hhds and boxes new West
Virginia at 81 25G1lO so; box at So 80;
hhds and 2 boxes new West Virginia at
So O5i9l0 75.
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Tux regular Washington correspon-
dent Of our evening Republican cotempo-
rary, indulses in a scurrllous attack upon
Judge JOHN J. JACKSON, Jr., of the
Federal Court and thinks that the Presi-
dent hs; been remiss in not decapitating
The Judge If the President had the
power 10 do so the Judges head would
doubtless have rolled of long ago, but his
ss lifetime position and he can only be
'shoved by impeachment. Yet so up.
night has been his conduct, and so correct
BIS decisions that even bitterly partizsn
AadlcaI Congress during the reign of
DEN BUTLER could not find an excuse
70 remove him.
Senator DAVIS shares the same fate at
'ne hands of this Radical correspondent,
out 1t is the old story of the fly lighting
on the horn Of the OK.
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Oil Destroyed by Lightning.

PARKER's LANDING, Pa, April 49,
At $50 A. NJ. twelve thousand barrel
oil tank belonging to Grandin & Neg
hart, situated at Bear Creek Station, on
the Allegheny Valley Railroad, was
struck by lightning, bursting the upper
rings of the tank and throwing the burn
ing oil over two adjoining tanks of the
Union Pipe Go. At 2.30 p. NJ. the three
tanks are still burning, involving loss
of about $4,000 barrels of OIL. 10000 of
which belongs to Grandin & Neghart,
and the remainder to the Union Pipe
Company. Should the wind shift to an
other quarter, an additional tank holding
10000 barrel of the Union Pipe Com
pany's oil, will also be consumed. Per-
sons having credit balances in the line
will be assessed pro rata according to the
loss sustained The tanks now burning
are valued at $l5,OOO and. the oil
lost will amount to $4,000. Should the
other tank take fire the total loss on
tanks will be S23 600, and of oil sl25, 900.
The Atlantic Pipe Company's $4,000
barrel iron tank at Beaver Pipe station,
was also struck by tightening at 4:30
this morning, and after burning four
hours was extingulshed by the agency of
steam. Probable loss $1,000.
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]. J.M.Cunningham Of BraxiOn county,
for state Auditor.

4 y. .h.CuunInk uhuh VI DEaA Atoh SOu"sy
for state Auditor.
NICHOLAS, e. H., April 7th, 1876.
Editors of the Register:
Through the medium of the REGISTER
l would take occasion of suggesting for
the very important position OF State
Auditor, j. Ii. Cunningham, Esq, OF
Braxton county.
Mr.. Cunningham is true and devoted
Democrat, and for years has shown his
fealty to his principles, by his ardurous
and increasing lsbors on behalf of the
Democratic party.
Mr.. Cunningham has never been an
Office seeker. He has been willing to
work in the ranks, and it is an establish
ed fact well-knowR TO the Democratic
party of this section, that he worked with
a zeal, energy and unselfshness rarely
equaled.
Mr.. Cunningham has qualifications
which eminently qualify him to fill the
Office with credit to himself, and with
| interest and honor to our State.
Mr.. Cunningham is first rate clerk,
Quick and reliable. He is sound and
practical lawyer, and what would con-
tribute considerable strength on his be-
half he is IN perfect harrsony with the
great producing classes OF his section
the farmers and mechanics.
This portion of the State will give the
State ticket large majority, and have
no doubt but that the selection OF Mr.
Cunningham for State Auditor, would
add considerably TO the majority in this
portion of the State.
Mr.. Cunningham is a general favorite
with the Democrats of this section OF the
State, and have: no hesitancy IN as
serting that the fact will be proven at
the State Convention.
DEMOCRAT.
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THE ETUsCARAwAS VALLEY ROAD.

Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN. President Of the
Iusearawss Valley Railroad, in company
With delegation of gentlemen from
VIeVeland, visited our city on yesterday,
W The purpose of soliciting support to
complete tho road from Urichsville to
luis place. A number of prominent gen.
"smen OF this city and Bridgeport met
'0em IN conference at the St. James Hotel
ISt night.
FROM the gentlemen interested in the
enterprise We learn that two-thirds of the
'Vaa Is tully completed and now in run
4'ug ofdsr-being well equipped with
ruling stock. The remaining one.
'u'a on this end of the line, a dis
"nCe OF fifty miles, will require a
~''''on and half of dollars to build it,
Sn'cn amount the Company propose
"suscrlbe one million and ask an ad {.
S''hai subscription of the remaining five
4unored thousand from parties along the
e' Three hundred thousand Of this
Will be taken from the present terminus
", " ms city, and they hope to get $780,.
'" from Wheeling, and make the ter
'Hu' OF the road on the Island, if salts.
'o'y arrangements for doing so can be
made with our people.
lhe President stated that the earning,
"'ue road in its present condition paid
,tpen'es, the interest on the debt and
-" asurplus. The stock and bonds Of
company now amount to little over
ur millions of dollars, of which three
N''''n' is bonded debt. The road is rep.
en'ed to pass through a rich mineral
s'0h' and owing to the advantage in
.'ae' 1t is claimed that it will be able Il
''y freight cheaper than any other lin.
,.n us wheeling and Bridgeport gen,
n,s. sa who were present expressed their
ufs at meeting with the Cleveland
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Mr.. BLAINE has made public the fol
lowing letters in contradiction to the re.
port of the Indianapolis Sentinel charg'
ing him with receiving s64, 900 improp
crly ifrom the Union Pacific Railroad
Company.
NEW YORK, April 6,ls76.
Hon. J. G.. Blaine, Washington:
"DRAR SIK-In answer to your in
quiry, we beg leave to say that no draft,
note or check, or other evidence of value,
has ever passed through our books in
which you were known or supposed to
have any interest of any kind, direct or
indirect. avery respectfully,
MORTON, BLISS & Co."
Also the following:
OFFICE UNION PACIFIC K. r. Co.
BosToN, March 81. !
Hon. j. q. Blairs, Washington:
DEAR SIR-In response to your in
qairy, beg leave to say l have been
Treasurer Of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company since April 9Th, 1871, and have
necessarily known of all disbursements
made since that date. During that en-
tire period up to the present time l am
sure that no money has been paid in any
way or to any person by the company in
which you were interested in any man
ner whatever, make this statement in
justice to the company, to you and to
myself. Very respectfully,
Signed. Z. Ii. RAwLINs.
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wheeIisg Retail Market.

SECOND WAKD- Wedn>sddy Morning.
The market was moderately sup-
oiled this morning, and the demand for
pruiuce and green stuff was excellent.
While the wholesale price for butter
has materially declined, prices ranged
high in e retail way. Eggs are In good
demand. Quite business WAS done 10
hot-hou,e plants, roots, trees, &c, and
fair prices realized. The season has
fairly opened for the sale Of such things,
and people seem disposed 70 buy.
PropucE-EggA lb(Sl7 cb per doz;
but.sr ssta.4Oc Der lb; chickens ast94o
s,s each; dried beans cts per quart
corn meal 20 cts per peck; corn 45(95o
Ga Der busbeI; lard, country, l5.cts per
10: dried corn and bominy, 8 cu per
quart
vssETABLH--Pota&oes, 10 cents Per
psck; beets Is cts per peck, cabl se SS
i5c Der head; onions 30 cta perpeck; tor.
nips isc per peck; lettuce stsse per aesd
or l5c per quarter peck; psnniPsZse
per peck; rsdiShss, 8 ch Psf ooLen
spring onions, 8 csS per bunch knu-
bard. 8 bancbes for rs ca.
SsxuBs AID TsErs-fIovers and
shrubs in pou, srcording 70 size and VI.
yi~ty. lO(S.5Oc esch; roots OF shrubs snd
bash., SalSc; young shade trees, &C
eording 70 sizs and quality, lSS6oe,
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"a Drop or Joy IN Every wsrd.'
FLKMINaToN, /
HUNTERDoN COUNTY, N. Y, J



DIR. K V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sr-lt is With happy heart that
pen these lines 10 acknowledge that
you and your Golden Medical Discovery
aud Purgatlve Pellets are blessings 70
the World. These medicines c6nnOt he
too highly praised, for they have almost
brought me out OF the grave. Three
months ago was broken out with largo
ulcers and sores on my body, limbs and
face. Iprocured your Golden Medical
Discovery and Purgative Pellets, and
have taken six bottles, ard to-day am
in good health, all those ugly ulcers hav.
ing healed and lett my skin in n natural,
healthy condition. 1 thought at ono
time could not be cured. Although l
can but poorly express my gratitude 10
you, yet there is drop OF Joy in every
word / write. Gods blessing rest on
YOU and your wonderful medicines, IL the
humble prayer Of
Yours truly,
JAMES y. BELLIs.
When medicine will promptly cure
such terrible eating ulcers and free the
blood Of the virulent poison causing
them. who can longer doubt its wonder
full yirtues2 DIR. Pierce docs not wish 70
place his Golden Medical Discovery in
the catalogue Of qusck patent nostrums
by recommending II TO cure every dis
case, nor does he 20 recommend II; but
.uhat be docs claim 10 this. that thsrs u
but one form OF blood disease that II will
not cure and that is cancer. He does
not recommend his Discovery for that
disease, yet no knows Il 10 DO the most
searching blood clenser yet discovered.
and that it will free the blood and sys.
ten Of all other blood poisons, be they
animal, vegetable or mineral. The
Golden Medical Discovery 10 Vdrrantsd
by him 70 euro the worst forms Of Skin
Diseases, AS all forms Of Blotches, Pim-
Piles and Eruptions. slso all Glsndular
SwelliDgs, and the worst forms Of BcrOf-
ulous and liberated Sores Of tho Neck,
Legs or other parts. and all Scrofulous
Diseases Of the Bones, ~ White Swell
ing, Fever Sores, Hip Joint and Spinal
Diseases, all OF which belong 70 Scrofu-
lous diseases
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BABcocK feels called upon to say that
the convict MILES tells a fslsehood.
Psnitentiary convicts, as general thing,
are no. the most reliable people in the
world, but in this case there is pile Of
cOrroborating testimony, and the public
will listen 10 MILES about as readily as
BABCOCK.
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delegation, and promised to give their
proposition . fair consideration. The
conference was in all respects pleasant
and agreeable, and very general inter-
change of views was INDUCED in by all
parties.
1t is probable that the amount Of stock
taken in this city will be by individual
subscription, as there are Constitutional
prohibitions, as we'll as other embarrass-
ing causes, to prevent the city from
subscribing. The enterprise, to say the
least of it, Is worthy the careful consider
alton of our manufacturers and other
business citizens.
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women,s Mi..ionnry sooiety.

CHICAGO, April 1.-The Womens
Baptist Missionary Society of the West
to-day listened to further reports and
and elected officers for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Robert Harris was chosen President,
with large number Of Vice Presidents;
Mrs. J. y. Drayman, Recording Secre-
tary; Mrs A. NJ. Bacon, Corresponding
Secretary; Mrs. Z. r. Blackall, OF Chi
cago, Treasurer. After adopting resolu-
tions and hearing reports, the society
adjourned.
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PEORIA, ILL., April l2.-Yesterday
morning u peddler found the body Of
Nelson Clarke, a young Swede, lying
dead outside of his house, two miles east
Of Orion, III, bis throat cut from ear to
car and numerous marks Of violence on
his body. He had been murdered Sa,ur-
day night and his murderer, who had
probably been after his money, escaped.
No clue has vet been obtained.
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Sentenced.

MILwAuxxk April l2.-Judge Durm'
mond pronounced sentence this morn :
ing on &. T. j. Moeller, ex-gusger, Con-
victed of making false returns de was
ser fenced TO one years Imprisonment IN
the State prison and fined s., 500.
Reynolds, rectifyer, convicted OF con-
spiracy was sentenced TO six months, I'M.
pr,sonment in the county Jail and lined
$2,5O0.
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EF. BOYLE has been sending US and
other papers letters from Washington,
purporting TO be from the democratic
Bureau of Correspondence," but in reality
circulars in the interest of CoNKLING
and TlLDES. We have consigned those
received by US to the waste basket, and
# Mr. BOYLE sends us any more, he will
please accompany them with the cash, to
bepsid Tor ut our regular advertising
rates.
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Stale OF New Mexico.

WAsHIsGros, April l2.-The House
Committee on Territories voted TO amend
the bill making New Mexico State so
ss 10 provide that the election for the
adoption of the State constitution 'naii
be held in June. 1877, instead OF not
later than January, As proposed This
will prevent the new State from taking
part in the next presidential election.
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ToLxpo. April H. PIcus-steady,
Wheat-Densrd lair and market hfm;
No. 2 white wshash 81 3Si; No. white
MichiS,n 81 -; No. de. 81 Is; extra
white Mich,gsn ti %. Cosn-Stesdy;
hieh mixed S3}e; seller Nay SIC; seller
June Sc; lou mixed and Ksnsas s2lci
D.yton and Nichieaa SAFE; no grSds
Soc. Osss-Duil; No. 2 and Michigan
a5te; white 40c.
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Disttilery Connscated.

A special TO the Times from Dubuque,
Iowa, says that the distlllcry owned by
James Cusing, ex.MayOr, and operated
by.Isaac Brnkman, has been coniiscated
by the government for alleged illegal
traffic in high wines. The fullest proof
CT the guilt Of the owners is IN the hands
of the revenue officers.
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N,...ouaYy Meeting.

IxDIASAPoLIs April 12-The hhh
annuxi convention Of the Women's
PRESBYTERIAN Board OF Missions OF the
North West convened here to-day, some
800 delegates being present from abroad.
The exercises to-day we're mainly devot'
ed to the discussion Of questiors connect-
ed uitn missionary work. Chicago was
selected AZ the next plsce OF meeting.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Falling Wall.

Failing Wall.
PHILADELPHIA, April 12-This morn.
iRg an old wall on Delaware avenue
fell, and three men were buried under it.
Charles Morris was killed, and John
Rodgers and Christian Steen were quite
badly hurt.
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ed, in cases where the sender is
known, such sender shall be notified
OF the fact and the Amount of
postage due shall be collected from
such sender before the same small be
transmitted by mail. In case the sender
ls net known, and where it has been the
evident intention of the party so deposit
ing the package to place less than the
full amount of postage thereon, such
package shall be forwarded and double
the amount of the deficient postage shall
be collected from the party to whom it is
addressed or delivered, at its proper des-
tInatioD.
SEC. 4 r. - sender of any article
Of third rlss matter may write his
own nsn,a lress therein or on
the outside taer.of with the word from,
alone or preceding the same, or may
write briefly, or print on any package
the number and names of the articles
enclosed. The publishers of newspapers
and periodicals may print on thei wrap
pers of the newspapers or magazines sent
from the Office of publication to regular
subscribers the time to which such sub
scriPtion therefor has been paid.
SKc. s. That transient newspapers and
magazines shall be admitted to and trans
mitted in mails at the rate of one cent
for every three ounces or fractional part
thereof, and one cent for each two addi-
tional ounces or fractional part thereof.
SEC. 6. That this act shall take effect
on and after the lst day of July, 1876.
The s nate then took up the bill to re-
pave Pennsylvania avenue in Washing
ton
Pending discussion the Senate went
into executive session and soon after ad-
journed.
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NEW YORK. April l2.-Dry Goods
The package trade was generally quiet,
but business was fairly active with job.
bers. Cotton goods are unchanged and
job lots Of prints selling freely. Hsrtel's
fancy prints was reduced. TO 81 cents.
Woolens dull.
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w..H,soros, April l2-The Ser.
~, st..rms Of the House informed
gsSaJi gs;as Ju.tice Garter to-day that he hsld
Hilbourne subject to further oras's sn,Ssr =. sse
Ho,,ss. and the Judge postdoneo iur.nsI a.;1
nroceedines under the ha6sa' eo'P1' un'''
Saturday.
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-.s,etion Of Freixhts-

CH,cAeo, April IA committee 60, OF
the nool lines leading from Chicago, me'
TO-DAY, and agreed to reduce the a'e rates -". On
. 80 New York TO S5c. on hour 'oc
gsh h.r,eI and on iourth-class freight TO
tn. Rates on other Eastern points are
,sduced r eorrespondiugly. This is a re-
dnct;on of Sc per lOU.
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HopEs are entertained of the recovery
Of our Congressman, Hon. BENJAMIN
WILSON. This will be gratifying news
10 his friends.
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TIE "Great Unknown" that MIR.
BLAINE dreaded turns out TO have been
HARRISON, a railroad director out in In
iisn,polis.
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Virxipia Repsbltean
veatioa.

LrscHBuRo, Va, April 12.-The Re
pubIicsu State Convention met to-day
The State was fully represented Peter
.. Carter, coIcred, was elected temp 1rsry
osairnas. There was sa sagry discus
sicn oyer the COMMITTEES on Credentials
but noresult has been reached
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rne or Hill AlAleeae.

MAapxsuss. April 1.-THE nagde.
burg Zahs.S says il ID incontestaoie tnas
the Car has declared his intention OF
sbAicAsins, " soon - Russian interests
nocessitate war. .s.sIp5
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Fire.

81. LOUIS April IA Are n Fulton,
hisouri, Early this morning. destroyed
soms ,venty basipess houses. No indi-
yidual los IL over $500, but the aggre-
rats AMOUNTS TO SIS 600; no insurance
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at'heeling &egister.


tn, ,osather today ,o,A be partly
eloudu With easterly oinds, loWr tenn
vsra,ure, and ram.
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, April IA telegram from
Washington speaks:positively OF schemes
resuming the functions OF Minister 70
England.
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HnaIl lmnaig rasiSn from Irelssa.
LONDON, April IA Dublin speca'
says dat Il Is pretty certain that tnS
emigration from ireland for 1876, VIII
b. the smallest since 1851.
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s.u,n Carolina Republica. CosSe.
tton.

ton.
COLUMBIA, April 12.-In the Repuell-
can State Convention last night, nothing
w.s done. This morning, the Committee
IN CREDENTIALS made their report, exclnd-
inc All contesting delegates: A minority
,as raeort in favor of these delegates was
',,ad rePu hv Governor Chamberlain.
The question was discussed all day ;nsi, WIN 2
much personal abuse, and the majority
rsnort was finally adopted by an over
Sbe,ming majority. The delegates 70
Ns,;on,I Convention will be unPiedged.
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BY TELE GRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER,

Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, oifice Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
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Evening Session.

The first paragraph that provoked any
discussion in the legislative appropria-
tion bill was one appropristing 100000
for detecting and Furnishing violations of
the internal revenue laws.
Mr.. Hill moved to strike out the ap-
preparation. After al animated discuss
ion the motion WIS rejected.
The item for the Bureau Of Statistics
was the next stumbling-block. After
some discussion of it the committee rose
in order to have the discussion closed,
and then, rs members on the Republican
side, could not get ten minutes longer
for Discussion. they insisted that the
business should not proceed in the abb
sence of quorum.
Without making any further progress
in the bill the House adjourned.
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Prospects Of a Railroad War.

NEW YORK. April 12.-At the meeting
to-day, of the representatives OF the
Chicago pool lines, the Michigan Cen
traI. Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne, and
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroads, Mr.. Jay, President of the
Michigan Central Railroad, becoming
dissatisfied with the proceedings, left the
room and the meeting was at an end.
The course taken by Mr.. jay breaks
mn the pools on east bound freight IN
Chicago. and also destroys all existing
agreements in regard to rates on east and
west bound freights among the great
trunk lines, and general railroad war
may be expected. c,;
Adyices have been received from CHI
csco stating that tickets to New
York over the Michigan Central ana
Erie roads are being sold at two dollars
less than the regular rates. These re-
auctions will be promptly met by the
managers of the New York Central ana
o,her trunk lines, who will doubtless fol-
low their example.