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Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
HOUSE.


In the House sfter an attempt on the
part Of several Republicans TO have tuem-
bers from Colorado and one from Maine in
place Of Blaine admitted before the cleo
ton Of Speaker. resolution by Holman.
Dem. Was adopted by vote of 1862 to ST
that the House proceed 10 tsllot Tor
Npecker. viva voce.
Samuel J. Randall of Pa, Wa. elected
speaker Of the House by vote OF l6l.-
Garfield received 50 votes,
Speaker Randall on assuming the Chair
made a brief speech. lie said the country
was to De subjected to the seyerest strain
,u irs history. aud that at all hazards III.
cpuitry must be preserves He should
"pioid the constitutional rights oi the
tipuse. 10 which The people, he said were
confidently looking ~ avert impending
danger
number of members were sworn la .
but objection was made TO the admission
OF Butts vi ;. c and Belford OF Colorado
Springer Of Ill. offered a resolution IN
>incting The judiciary Committee 10 in-
quirr and report whether Colorado /. a
state in the Union. and directing that no
person claiming 70 be Representative be
sworn in until such report is received.
Mr.. Banks of Mass, ADVOCATED the i'm
mediate swearing in of the member from
Colorado. sending TO the Clerks desk to be
read the Presidents Proclamation in CON
Plianct with the law declaring Colorado Il
State. Debate ensued between Messrs.
Hoar. HLrlbut and Banks, Reps. aud
Wood of n. Y, jerks of Pa. and Spring.
er. Deus. but Spnnger's resolution was
adopted. I42 yeas, 9s nays. The Republi-
cans voted solidly agsinst Il IS did the fol-
lowing Democrats: Blount. Cox. Dur
ham. HartwelI. Holman. Kehr. Lemoyne.
Morgan. Neal. O'Brien. Rea. Savage, Ste
vensOn. Watterson and Wells, of Mo.
Mr.. McCrary of Iowa, presented the
credentials OF Mr.. Butts of s. c., and while
re held the floor permission was given
Hewitt of n. Y, to read resolutions pro-
vidng three select committees to proceed
te Florida. South Carolina and Louisiana,
10 investigate the action of the Returning
Boards - to Electoral votes. Mr.. McCra-
ry declining to yield the floor, the resolu-
tiOn wet over.
The House then proceeded to tbe consid-
GRAFTON OF the case Of Mr.. Butts. the point
made against him being that he was count
ed Ia" by the Returning Board. Mr. Nor
risOn presented a protest sjgned by 4 num-
Der of citizens Of the District and moved
reference of the case 10 the Committee on
Elections. Adopted-l42 10 "a.
Nr. Hewitt of \. Y. asked unanimous
10 offer his resolutions, but Objec-
tiou was made. He hen moved to sus-
pend the rules and alter various points of
order the motion and resolutions were
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
IHE MESSAGE.

The Presidents Message will probably
be sent in tomorrow. IL was reld in Cab
met meeting to-day, aud is OF less length
than tine previous messages of President
Grant.
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MARION COUNTY,
Democratic Meeting.

Democratic meetings will be
held at the following named
points in Marion county, and
times annexed:
GEN. MATTHEW'S and HON.
FRANK HEREFORD, will adj
dress the MANNINGTON meet
ing :and COL. d. ID. JOHNSON
will speak at the RIVESVILLE
and WORTHINGTON meeting.
Other good speakers will be pro-
vided for the remainder of the ap-
pointmentS:
MANNINGTON, on Saturday
Sept. 10th
GLADI CREEK, on Thursday
night, Sept. Dist.
RIVESVILLE, Friday after
noon, Sept. 22d.
NUZUMS MILLS, on Friday
night, Sept. Odd.
WORTHINGTON, on Saturday
Odd. Pole Raising, &c,
NEWPORT, Thursday night
Sept. 2Sth.
BOOTHSVILLE, on Saturday
Sept. 30th.
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TIRE BOY NUISANCE.

Editors Register:
In an editorial in your yesterdays Is
sue you remark, IN respect to the Filth
ward Democratic meeting, that "not-
withstanding the immense size OF the au-
dlence it was orderly, quiet and stten::
tive" which is true, except with regard
to the boys. Your position on the stand
MAY have been such rs not to subject
you to annoyance; but the writer, who
was looking out at an upper window, not
more than twenty or thirty yards from the
and, WAS not able to hear anything dis
tinctly that was said by Gen. Mathews,
on account OF the noise made by the boys,
aud he presumes that this was the case
with many others, not very remote IRON
the stand. Indeed, he very much doubts
whether there were over one or two hun
dred persons present who could form
any intelligent idea of what General
Mathews was talking about; not that the
speech was not clear enough in itself,
but on account of this everlasting boy
nuisance How it was with Maj. Here
tords speech the writer is unable to say
rs he had retired in despair while Gen.
Mathews was speaking.
Now, Messrs. Editors, the object OF
this article is to Inquire whether there is
no way of abating the aforesaid nuisance.
What are our police worth if our citizens
are unable to meet any where and quiet
" listen to political speech without be-
ing subjected to such annoyance? To
the honor of Col. Shsllcross be 1t said,
that twenty-five or thirty years ago,
when ne was Chief of Police, such
thing as number of boys being found
on the street, on any occasion after night
fall, bowling like pack of wolves, was
never heard Of Why can not 1t be so
now? On! for the days Of Shallcross T!
Q
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FOR SALE,
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED Of TPI,,r
ID made by James McIiuney and WI 81
the I'm 1ersig led trustee, da; ed the @a3 10
OF july In me year one thousand eiSSt
in the Office OF the CleIk of the CnruSed
Court OF OHIO county, W. Va. in ko'Niy
deeds of II ust aud mortgs ges No q ~, o u, OF
Il, will. on saturday, the 1871, = p9e
September, 4. D., 1875, comms.s,s OF
10 O'Clock A. M, al the 'front.' doo- 81 ,s' =.
Court Horse of said county, ia the ci, ~, 'ne
wheeling, proceed 10 sell AT nnhI,aS OF
lion, the following described pron. sue
situated III said city, county and S,a,ly ",
50 nuch thereof As may be n.cosss, OF
pay the debt secured by said deed 49, to
and the expenses OF "a q, thai a. 20 sa " us'
piece OF lana situated ON Wheeling Islsns a
aud bounded as follows: E|,in,' VAha
the southeast corner OF 10, nn,s al
twelve ia A. Il. Robinson = atdttIon - 1 ~
city OF Wheeling, 90 Broadway NaIu
thence running s0pthwar Nv .Ion' 81,
west inc W said street one hupdr,'e Ititr
feet, thence running wesiwsrlIy Nj , ~
angle with said street To the n,n,' .h "a
alley in the rear OF satd % ego a., Ecu
theHce running northwaruly alon, 81,
east line OF said projected alley - ne
southwest corner ot said Ion nnn,, ,ue
twelve, and thence eastwaruIy .inn1' y,
south line OF said lot y lumber WHY =, VI,
place OF beginning, being tue sam. ni..a .e
OF land conveyed 10 said McClunsv h,' S v
r.. Zane ana wife, by deed dated June i, T. T.
1873, and now OF record in said cl,.rt !.
office in deed book No. O., on pages ;;anI
AS. '""u
TERMS OF SALE-one-thirIi OF Tho NM
chase money, or such greater amor,,,
thereof rs the purchaser may elect IA ,,s :.
cash in hand the residue In two equai ~,
stal!ments, payable respectively in six an,
Twelve months from the day ot sale. Vii
| interest from that day, and the d,i.rr,-
payments 10 be secured by deed ot trn'
| Oh the property sold.
Title Is believed good. but selling as I'm,
tee, shall only convey such nh. as :
vested in me by said deed of trust.
| ALFRED CALDWELL, Trusta.
| IC HERVEY. Auctioneer.
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THE RADICAL CONSPIRACY.

Senator BAYARD has characterized the
order sending Federal troo.s into the
Southern states in language tE'.. . In no
sense unmerited. L. Is 50 enormous
stretch of Fedora power. on" can
readily see that it is both q de,l"r"te
party and personal expedient. TAFT
assumes the legal responsibility, but to
GRANT it strictly belongs. II he can
elect HAYES by it, he has the promise OF
being put back at the head OF the army
for life when his official term expires.
This is the fitting finale to GRANTS
csnting phrase on the eve of a Pres-
iIential canvass-"Lct us have peace.
1t matches exactly in point Of sincerity
that other worn phrase frous the same
author-"Let no guilty man escape" gin
the light of the volumes of letters from
the South, published in such Republican
Journals AS the New York Times and
Tribune, demonstrating that the condi
ton of the people of fhe South and their
real sentiments are entirely different
from what these reckless Republican
managers represent, the action Of
the Administration conspirators is SO
atrocIous rs to be abhorrent TO all sense
of Justice, and 50 utterly illegal Us to be
revolutionary The Republican platform
promulgated at Chicago in 1860, at the
convention which nominated Mr.. LIN
colin, contained Il clause in It's fourth.
resolution stating rs follows: We
denounce the lawleSS invasion by armed
force of the soil of any State or Territory,
no matter uncie7' tChat prete.rt, rs among
the graycst of crimes" Senator SUMNER
in his San Domingo speech on the
9th of March, 1871, cites BLACKSTONE,
the great English commentator, in these
words: alt is essential to the very being
Of Parliament that elections should be
a5solt,teiy free; therefore; all undue in
nuences upon the electors are Illegal and
strongly prohibited
Mr.. SUMNER was speaking of the ques-
ton of All election in San Domingo, which
involved the problem of national indie.
pepdence, and he remarked that nothing
is clearer than that il should be, in the
Language of BLACKSTONE, absolutely
free; and to this end all naval force
should be Withdrawn, at least until the
election IS determined" With exact truth
does Senator BAYARD say that ''it any
state for reasons of its own, should seek
to impose new and general qua!lhcation
upon the right to vote, such as property
or education, or as penalty for the
smallest or most venal offence, and diff
culties arise at the polls and riots, Judge
TAFT and his colleague CAMERON and
their master GRANT would have just as
much right to secure their new-fangled
peace of the United States as they now
claim, and could call in their troops
or swarms of deputy marshals in
New York, or Boston, or Chicago
or St. Louis, and their all-embracing
posse com,tatus, to take care of the regis
tration lists, the act of voting and the
personal freedom and security of the
voter" This opinion of Judge TAsT is
in open opposition to that of Mr.. EvARTs,
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TRUSTEES SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRIrSr
ID made by Charles Rcmpe 10 the under
signed trustee, dated the 3d day Of AupuSi
A. d., 1875, and recorded among the public
land records OF ohio counIy, West Nlr.
ginia, in decd OF trust book No. 4, psy.
Il, i Will, on satin rday. the ND Ella, OF
September. a. ID. 1876, commencing nj
10 o'clock A. NJ, AT No. 2ll5 Main street, In
the city oi Wheeling, West Virginia, pro.
coed 10 sell Ia the highest and best bid.
der, the following described property, thai
Is Ia say, 2SS boxes of fine candies. a lot nI
fireworks, IL dozen of prize package, lVl,
lbs OF ngS, ~ boxes OF chewing gum, ~ lbo
ot chocolate, 10 lbs or cocoa paste, 2 heat
ing stoves, ] cooking stove and utensils,
I copper candy kettles, one candy drop
machine with three sets of rollers, one SOUR
drop cutter, one kossuth and braid ma
chine, one household cutter, two kiss cut.
tiers, three marble slabs, two sleeves one
small seive, two candy furnaces. Ope
candy bench, one cocoa nut cutter one
syrup can, n lot OF essence fayorS, acid,
cream OF tarter, colOring, salt iatlT and
other articles such ~ used In manufacture.
ing candies and sugar toys, IA lot OF plaster
moulds, two show cases. one large scale
two COULTER scales, two bedsiCadS and
bedding, one crib, one naIl dfuwrr, Que
bureau, one wardrobe, / " dozen cane seat
chairs, u dozen common chairs, one car.
pet, one break fast table, one kitchen table
four large pictures, on" looking glass, one
card table, five ice cream inrlcS. one soda
apparatus with all fixtures belonging
thereto, two copper fountains, one wagon,
one child's buggy, one coal bucket, u Got
of Ito cove OYSTER, 10 dozen or ID cove
oysters. y bushel OF sheIled almunds. ~
lbs OF iilbcrtS, - lbs al walnutS, - los 0l
pecans. % lbs OF iringed and common kiss
papers, 300 fine CT aTs, six dozen ottWO
gallon candy Jars, ~ glass bowls. thnT
gross II t.nlntN hntt les ma, nIIu lar
Dbl mOlasscs, one writing desk, Two
drawer cases, G0 lbs cotton twiue, one
rocking chair, three bushels al peanuts,
one bu, of shelled peanuts, two wash
tubs and boards.
TERMS OF SALE Cash for all sums l,.S
than $50; sixty days credit Will be given
for sums over $50, the purchaser giving
note with approved security.
CHRISTI AZ HESS, TRUSTEE.
CALWELL q CALDWELL, Att'yk. spill
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

DING DESTROYS OF LEAVINn
ID town l offer the following property mr.
sale, described rs follows: Lot No, IL,
square one, situated ON the corner of Mar.
ket and Thirty-third streets. The ssid In,
has two buildings thereon. coutaInIn,
three rooms each. Also one brick tuilds
Ing containing three rooms, situated on
the corner OF Thirty-third street aud allrH
B, In the Eighth ward. Terms reasonnhls
Apply 10 ID. j. MCCORMICK.
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A CARD.

rNO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscritions of youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood, &c, will Sehd recipe that
will cure YOU. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
i'm South America. Send u self-addressed
envelope To the Rev. JOSEPH I. lSMAN,
station ID. Bible House, New York City.
febIq.Od-eguh
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

+ ARGEST ASSORTMENT OF STEIN
i way, Knabe, Fischer and other Pianos
Mason Il Hamlin, Smith, American,
TAYLOR q Farley, Loring & Blake and other
Organs. for cash and on easy terms.
ADAMS i LUCAS,
iy2q l221 Market Street.
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EXECUI0R'S SALE OF LUMBER

\NE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w Public Auction, ON TUESDAY. the
18TH inst, at "a. M, nj the yards. all the
Lumber belonging To the estate 81 the late
Israel Updegrai. The stock consists ~ the
usual assortment To be found In n fret.
| class Lumber Yard. ] will also Offer Tor
sale ut the same time the frame once
Building, comprising two rooms. situated
on Sixteenth street, near pOstOillcc. Terms
made known on day of sale.
ALIEN. UfDk,'khFF, Executor.
spl2a l.. r.. UPDEGKAFF, ENecuirIh.
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Tun WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
so,nplele news and family paper printedin
Vest Virginia. 1t will be sent to any sd
dress one yeiT. foEs2oo. Valuable premi'
,ns In cIu,, agents and 10 subscribers.
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FOR SALD.

SQUARE I91N THE CITY OF WHEEL
- ing, bounded by Jacob, Water, Forty.
first and Forty sccO"d streets, known ~
the Samuel OFT property, containing ab"n'
three CD acres. one large mansion house
brick tenement and stable on th" pro
perty. street cars pass the property. ,"
terms, &c, apply Ia
ALDERSON a PAULL-
Jyl7 100 Market street
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original color, Nth the gloss and
freshness Of youth. Thin hair is
thickened, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can re-
store the hair where the follicles are
destroyed, or the glands atrophied
and decayed. But such as remain
can be saved for usefulness by this
application. Instead Of fouling the
hair with a pasty sediment, it will
keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of,
and consequently prevent badness.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepare
tons dangerous and injurious to
the hair, the Vigor can only benefit
but not harm it. If wanted merely
for q
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DIED.

SHRIVER-At Richmond, Va, on Tues
day afternoon, september 18th, 1876, Col.
JACOB =. SHRIvER, in the End year OF his
age.
Funeral from the residence of Robert Il,
Woods, No. 70 Twentieth street, tod ~
Thursday att o'clock Pm. lnterment
at GreenwJ od cemetery.
LAWSON-At the residence OF his
mother, in West Alexander, Pa, on Sc t..
~, 1876, at s O'Clock =. NJ, DIR. J. p. Lawson,
OF laryngitis. IN the 18th year OF his age
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FOR SALE ,

NNE HAVE TWO VERY NICE TWO
w story brick tenement houses "h
Twenty hfth street, Tor sale. They hn
nearly new and Ia excellent repair. fh'h
contains four rooms and n Kitchen, ana
both have good cellars, Amy person de-
string "a cheap dwelling hOni" well located
aud upon REASONABLE" terms, viii db vel
u call. For full particulars apply Ia TIE
undersigned ut their Office, No. llsi thhP-
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Ora CRAFT & COLE,
aprl5h Attorneys.
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consequence of the marvellous cures it
has produced during the last half CEN
tury, is a sufficient assurance to the
public that il will continue TO realize
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In almost every section of country
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to pulmonary affections. CHERRY Pee
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performs rapid cures of the milder va
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As q safeguard to children, amid
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multitudes are rescued and restored 10
health.
This medicine gains friends at
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II never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe it, and Clergymen
often recommend it from their knowl-
Ire Of its effects.
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as Attorney General, in 1859. But con-
sistency is of no account with conspira.
tors. Senator BAYARp rightly stigma
ties it as . conspiracy among the highest
officers of the Government who are also
the active managers OF desperate party
to defy the supreme law. There
is more than one kind of nullif-
cation, and this is one. These negro
riot districts where the blacks have
everything their own way, are got up TOR
the purpose of making pretexts for en-
ploying troops and appointing deputy
marshals of the Republican party. The
posse comitatus is party comitatus
Marshsls may no more command the
State militia than may sheritfs command
the federal troops. There is a fixed limit
to both federal and local governments
which the GRANT-HAYEs party is deter
mined to disregard.
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WANTED---Aqents.

rNHE CONTINENTAL FOOD COMPANY
i are prepared TO appoint suitable par
ties as their Agents in Wheeling and other
towns for sale of their Continental and
Gordon Foods for Horses, Cattle and
Poultry. Energetic, responsible parties
wishing To engage in profitable business
in which there is no competition and no
rick will do well TO address-personslly
preferred GEO. A. MUNTS,
Supt. Continental Food Co., 1879 Liberty
street. Pittsburgh Pa. myS
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West Wheeling Property

NOR SALE. | WILL SELL AZ Phi.
l. vate sale, at "A low figure, one House
and Lot In " est wheeling, nj the head Of
the terry landing. Terms reasonable.
PHIL. MEDERI,
aEIb lu2 Margrt square.
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TROOPS and intimidation are liveliest
IN South Carolina, where CHAMBERLAIN
has to contend against not only the DEM
ocrats but very persistent faction IN
his own party. PATTERSON has definitely
broken with his former accomplice, and
nothing remains for the carpet.bag Gov
esnor but to use the troops as well as he
can. Meantime, it is dangerous tor a
negro to "hurrah for Hampton
One of them tried it, the
other day, and was promptly
knocked down by CHAMBERLAIN's police
and dragged of to the station. house.
In this way it is possible to work up one
or two "outrages," and when the troops
are properly distributed there Will not be
a negro who dares to vote against HAYES.
1t is gratifying to learn, however, that
CHAMBERLAIN's chances are not as fine
AS usual in this tettered and plundered
stale
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Faded or gray
Nhair is soon
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25 to lOo pounds at 70 cents per hundred.
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aprIidtf J. d. CONROW d SON.