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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-10
v;iE wuL!LING RLGISTER.

As will hr seen by our advertising
columns. the y hcrling REGISTER puts
forth its prospectus for the Centennial
wear. As the leading Democratic paper
of the State, it is essential TO the proper
information of all who desire to keep
thoroughly posted as to the great
campaign before us, that this journal
should he well cirCulated; and in addi-
tion To this, the enterprise and ability
with which it is conducted, commend it
to the favor of al! the people of the State.
/ can bo relied upon as the correct ex.
poncnt of our party politics; and will be
h safe guide during the contest for party
Supremacy which is now near at hand
Weston Democrat.
In another column will be found an
of the Wheeling REGIS
TER. In needs no Communications; 1t
speaks for itSell-rcad il and see the In.
dlcemcn,s why especially every good
Democrat should subscribe for the Re-
GIsrrR. II Will doubtly BE- lively
and strong paper, rs the campaign for
President of the United States vii! soon
call forth its energies IN this most i'm
portant contest.-Lgbor I'uidicdtor, Ne'o
IIg.tESritic.
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the present case. If the Carlists injurs
any British ships we must look to Madrid
for redress. Either King Alfonso or We
must assume the police Of Spain's coast.
The plain duty of Spain Is to place =
feet off the coasts such as will silence
the Carlist batteries. If the Govern
ment will not protect its own coasts il
must pay for any damage the rebels may
do. We fail TO see why Spain should bs
freed from duty Of guarding her own
coasts, her navy is so powerful
that in o rupture with the United States
she would have q great advantage IN
the commencement Of the struggle fOr
some vessels may be stationed OF Cuba,
but that Is an arrangement with which We
cannot concern ourselves, and If Spain
insists on having the luxury Of rebellious
colonists at time when wAsted
by civil war at home, she
must take the consequence. The article
goes on to say that the habitual leniency
Of other powers y Spain, the result Of
which is that her statesmen presume
on the continuance of her foolish and
treacherous impunity. 1t would be bet.
ter for all parties If Spain was held &C.
countable for her actions. The United
States might set . good example
by insisting that Cuba be no longer a.
lowed to become the plague instead Of
the Pearl of Antilles. The article con.
cludes by recommending that Spain be
told she, will DO held, accountable for
every shilling Of damage done TO foreign
powers by the Carlists.
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Jacob IL. Jackson.

Weston Democrat.
The ablcst man, IN our Judgment, in
the late House of Delegates, was the
lon. Jacob b Jackson, of Purkersburg.
1t is not our intention to write full
some euIogy upon HIM; but we do think
that his services to the State at large,
and more especially t. this portion there
OF, cntitle him to the hearty thanks Of
our people.
Fearless. frank and honest, Mr.. Jack
sons powerful voice and still more pow
cr.ul arguments could always be heard
~ the right time and in the right place.
He wasted no time in plati:ude>; but got
right down TO solid facts; and Woe be
unto his opponent. No man in this
State, in the Legislature or out of 1t, is
Jacob B. Jackson's superior in ability,
integrity, or in devotion to the correct
principles of Republican government.
For these reasons then. and in return
for his able and manly defence OF the in
terests Of this section of the State, the
" eSton Democrat, in behalf of the peo-
pie, desires to pay him this t!ibute.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WA.RlSGroS, Jan. 10, | N.

OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WA.glSGToS, Jan. 10, A. n.
PRoBABILITIEs.
For New England and the Middle
States. cloudy weather and rain, chang
ing to s!eet and snow, easterly 10 south
erly winds. shifting 10 the southwest and
northwest with increasing force, de-
cidedly lower temperature and rapidly
rising barometer during the afternoon or
evening.
For the South Atlantic and Cult
States. Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
cloudy and decidedly colder weather, and
rain, with nortneriy 70 westerly winds
and rising barometer, followed by c!ear-
ing weather in the Ohio Valley and the
Southwest
For the Lake Region, decidedly cooler
and partly cloudy weather, with areas o'
snow or rain, northwest TO southwest
gales sad rising barometer.
For The Upper Mississippi ard Lower
Missouri Valleys, decidedly colder and
clear or fair weather, northwest 20 south
west winds and high barometer.
Cau,ionary signals continue on the
Atlantic coast from Wilmington TO last
Port and 8, Galveston and lndianola-
The temperature will tall below freez'
ing in the Canal Region Of New jersey
and Virginia during Monday night.
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Concentration of Naval Vessels.

WAsHINGToS, January S.-The con-
centraton of naval vessels ut Port Royal
is in pursuance of the general plan of
the Secretary of the Navy to make that
place the headquarters of the North At
iantic station. 1t has many advantages
over any other port on the Atlantic
coast. The climate is very healthy and
the harbor offers every facility for ex-
ercises IN naval tactics. Vessels that
rendezvous there can reach Cuban
waters and the gulf, where our interests
most need to be looked after within 4s
hours. It's the policy of the Secretary
of the Navy to have home squadron
larger than any abroad. He believes in
being prepared for any emergency which
may arise.
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Ir is currently reported, although on
what authority we are unable to discover,
that Alsernon Charles Swineburne, the
laureate of republicanism and free
thought, has joined the Church of Eng
land. Swineburne has long been dis
tinguished as the most sudacious aud de-
hant skeptic since the days OF Voltsire.
The polished atheism OF Shelley, and
even the anti-Christian bitterness Of
Paine, seem mid in comparison with the
fierce vigor with which this srdent
preacher of new evangel denounced all
worship of Christ and proclaimed as the
anthem OF humanity, "Glory to Man in
the Highest, for Man is the Master OF
Things" If he has really been brought
into the fold of orthodoxy, his conver-
sion is notable triumph for Christi.
anity.
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

Is adapted TO the tough skin, muscles and
flesh OF the animal creation. Its effects
upon severe cases OF SPAWN, Aweeny,
WInd-Gall, Big Head and Poll-Evil, are
little less than marvellous.
Messrs. J. Mcclure 4 Co., Druggists, csrn.
er Elm and Front streets, Cincinnati. Ohio,
say:
"In our ne ghborhood number OF team
sters are using the Centuar LinimenL
They pronounce IL superior 10 anything
they have ever used. We sell as high ~
tour to i've dozen bottles per month Ia
owners OF horses and mules"
We have volumes of testimonials de-
scribing cures OF Sprains, Kicks, CALLS,
Poll-Evil. Big.Head, and even Founders.
which are little less than marvela. No
owner OF an animal can AFFORD 10 be with.
out n bottle OF Centaur Liniment, which
any day may prove worth twenty times
It's cost.
Sold everywhere, but prepared only st
the Laboratory Of
J. Is. ROSE Il co.,
~ Dey Street, New York.
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American Horses In England.

New YORK, January 9.-The follow
ing are the more important engagements
made for American horses in England:
Preakness will run in the international
handicap at New Market, and for the
Ascot cup. Bay Eagle will run for the
Prince Of Waies stakes at Epson, and
the Bretby plate at New Market. Bay
Final will run in city and subur ban towns,
the Metropolitan, for Alexandra plate, at
Sundown Park. Mate will run IN New
Market Handicap and also in city and
suburban. The colt Egotist will run for
Ascot new stakes. The colt Brown
Prince will not run unit late in the year.
The English colt Galopin, the last Derby
winner, is not entered for any coming
stakes. lie will not run again
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MADRID, January 9.-As official dis
patch has been received here which says
that Spanish man Of war has captured
a vessel under the Gemsn flag, loaded
with contraband OF war.
The Cron,sta is confident that the
government will not accept the resigns-
tion of Senior Rub, Financial Commis-
sioner TO Cuba. The same journal rs-
ports that the wife Of General Iristauy, 3
noted Carlist leader has informed the
Spanish Ambassador at Paris that her
husband will declare allegiance TO King
Alfonsus il he is allowed 70 retain his
military rank.
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Moody and Sankey.

PHILADELPHIA, January 9.-The
Moody and Ssnkey meeting to day was
we'll attended, at the morning services,
5.OOa persons were present, and at the
afternoon and evening services the build
ing was packed. The afternoon services
was for women and the evening services
for men. In the morning Mr.. Moody
spoke upon grace, and in the afternoon
and evening he preached a sermon on
the love of God and what He did for bis
children, showing how He sometimes
punished them because of his love for
them. The inquiry rooms were crowded
and the greatest possible interest Is mani
Tested in the revival.
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wisconsin State Grange.

MILWAUKEE, January 9.-During the
session of the State Grange, which has just
been concluded in this city, it is under
stood that measures were matured TO
prevent the repeal or essential modifca-
ton of the "Potter law" Resolutions
were also adopted calling for a law 10
limit Nstionsl banks 10 six per cent. in
terest, and for the repeal of the act in
cressing the rate of postage on transient
printed matter, seeds and merchandise.
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Buncombe waving OF the BLOODY
shirt.

WASHINGTON, January 9.-After Rep
rescntatives Fort and Cason had been
serenaded last night for the interest man.
ifested by them for Union soldiers in the
bestowal of office and emoluments, as ex-
pressed in the resolutions offered by
them in the House of Representatives,
those composing the procession proceeded
to the White House, and the committee
informed the President of their object.
He appeared on the front portico amid
cheers, and said he wes very glad To
meet them and gave an assurance that
his heart beat IN sympathy with theirs
and he would do all in his power for the
the Union soldiers. Several fthose who
lost their places under the recent Srgani-
zation of the house have already been
provided with offices, and others, it is
said, are to be cared for in the same way.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-10
oakey Hall Retire~ from the stage.

NEW YORK, January S.-E1-Mayor
Hall and the play Of "The Crucible,' re-
tired from the stage OF the Park Theatre
tonight. The house was crowded with
as enthusiastic audience as on the first
night. Mr.. Hail made an address in
which he thanked the people for the sup
port he had received from them. he
said ms enemies and friends differed as 10
whether he could play or not; that be had
tried to drop the legal harness 10 vain
but found he could die with il on.
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Very Cold Weather.

OMAHA, January "a very cold
wind storm accompanied with slight
fall Of dry snow prevailed between
Cheyenne and this place, passing south
east last night and today. Il Is now
clear and very cold. 1t i remarkable
fact tbs, similar storms have prevailed
over the same territory every year for
the pas, FIVE years between the 9th and
9Th Of January. All trains on time.
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Advanced Freight Rates to the West

NEW YORK, January Sit is an
nounced that the new and advanced
rates on frelghts from this city to the
West will 90 into effect on Monday on
the basis OF 15 cents per loo pounds for
first class freight TO Chicago. The
schedule is to be uniform on all trunk
lines gong west from New York and
Boston. A ditierential allowance is made
in favor of Philadelphia and Baltimore
on the ground that the distance from
those cities to Chicago is less than from
New York. The difference is not con-
sidered large enough to make 1t matter
cf serious concern for the merchantile
community of this city.
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Telegraphic Experiments.

MILWAUKEE, January S'-There was
q successful experiment here today with
Grays harmonic system OF multipleI
telegraphy. A loop was arranged by
way of Horizon to Portage and back by
way Of Watertown, distance OF 200
miles. Over this single wire eight me.-
ssges were sent and eight received st the
same time. The experiment was witness
ed by q number Of telegrspher' and rep
resentatIves CT the press.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-10

IT must make fellow feel mean to go
to Washington for an office, and be COM
pelled after failure to leave his personal
baggage to pay hls hotel bill. No won
der there are so many who insist that
Republics are ungrateful. A fine lot Of
second hand valises is now on sale at the
Capital.
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stanof Governor HaJ 60.

CoLuMBUs, January Ex-Governor
Hayes mas chosen the following gentle.
men on bis personal staff: A. 7. Wikof,
Of Columbu., TO be Adju;ant 6enersl;
C.. W. Karr. Of Cincinnati, assistant 40
iu,ant-General; Alfred T.. Lee, Of COlum-
bus. private Secretary; Rodney Foos, Of
Columbus, executive clerk; a. T. Bruis-
made, Of Cleveland, and l. {. Weir, Of
Cincinnati, Aids de Camp.
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Fatal Railway Accident.

ODESSA, January "a train filed
with military recruits ran of the track
yesterday and plunged down an en-
bankment. The wrecked cars caught
fire before all the men could be extricst-
ed, and many were burned to death.
The total number killed was 6S and 81
injured, several fatally.
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German Priests.

New YORK, January 9.-,rhe follow
ing special from London is published
here: "The Duke OF Norfolk, President
of the Catholic Association of Great
Britain, calls for subscriptions to aid the
prosecuted German priests. The Duke
subscribes 5000 and Cardinal Manning
$1,000.
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Larse Deposit ofGold.

CHEYENNE, January S.-A very rich
deposit of gold has been struck in the
Centennial lode, near Laramie City.
at depth of 100 feet. A large body Of
quartz was found, showing the largest
amount of free gold, it is thought ever
before seen in the rock. A large mass
of this rock will be sent to the Centen
nial Exhibition al Philadelphia.
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Tn. p.u,.chI.pd Disaster.

LONDON, January l0-A Berlin dis
patch says that Captain Bricksn.tein will
not demand q German inquiry INTO the
loss Of the steamer Deutschland. The
German Government has invited other
marine State. 10 an international confer
ence 10 devise q common mode Of in
qury into ship wrecks and other disss
ters 70 shipping
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The Ksntacky senatorial CONTEXT.

LOUISVILLE, January 9.-Hon. Isaac
Caldwell announced his withdrawal from
the Senatorial contest in the columns Of
the Frankfort Yeoman yesterday morn
ing, upon full conviction he says, that
there is no apparent reason to believe
that the further use OF my name will create
harmony within the ranks Of the Demo
cratic party. In q contest already
warmly pressed this withdrawal leaves
the field to Stevenson, Beck, Williams
and Leslie. 1t is thought that Caldwelrs
support will sasist Stevenson very much,
and that the contest is between him and
Beck.
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Net Weight of Hogs.

To the Editor Of the Courier-JoHrHd'.
"R. W. E." December 90, wants TO
know the standard rule for deducting
gross weight from portions to ind the
net weight. For the first hundred
pounds gross, deduct 25 pounds; for ses-
ond hundred deduct -! pounds, and Tor
third hundred and over deduct ct pounds
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BY TELE GRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
TweeSi's Cases.

New YORK, January s.-Tweed's at
torney and bondsmen have brought suit
against other members of the ring ask.
ing that all except Tweed be compelled
TO refund, and asking that receiver of
all the claims against them be appointed.
The city and county attorneys and others
are made defendants.
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Chess Match.

CLEVELAND, January SIN the chess
match to-day, Alberoni won the seventh
game. The score row stands: Judd 3;
Alberoni 2; draws ,. .,
Mrs. Benton, the last survivor oil the
Adm tragedy, died this morning.
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PERHAPS the oldest meeting house IN
the United States is at Bingham, Mass.
II was built soon after the settlement OF
that town in 1850, and was then consid-
cred p very imposing structure. II cost
the town E4SO, and is fity-fve feet long
BY forty.fve wide.
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FROM our reports this morning lhe
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be cloudy. with easterly winds, lower
Temperature and or snow.
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FOREIGN.
Cotton MIL Burned.

LONDON, January 8.-The Belgrave
cotton mills, near Oldham, Lancashire,
containing $4,000 spindles, was burned.
Loss computed at quarter of million
dollars.
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cASToRIA.

Cross, sickly babies and children may
enjoy health, and mothers have Test,l .
they will use CastOria. Worms, feveftsh.
n sss, teething, wind collie. SDur stomach
and undIgcstrd food make children cfOaa,
and produce sickness.
Castoria will assiTniIate the food, expel
worms, and correct all these thingn. For
twenty years DT. Pitcher expeTimcnted In
his private practice 10 produce an eneo-
1--we Catharic and stomach regulator
which would be ~ effective a. Castor OIL.
without It's unpleasant taste or recoil.
The reputation OF his experiment sI.
tended. Physicians and nurses rapidiy
ad6pted his remedy, 10 which he gave the
name of Castoria-
Castoria IL as pleasant to take - honey,
regulates the stomach and bowels, and
does not gripe. IL In adapted ~ all axea,
con aims no alcohol, snd In absolutsIy
harmless ~ the most tender infant
Try CastOria once, and you VIII never b
without IT,
Co, " Dey g., New York. octh
Pieaaas NJ asd Ppoat table Eopssy0sot
"BeantiiuI!' "ChsrmlDgw ''Oh, how
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such are the eIclamations Of those vhs
see the large. elegant new Chromos pro-
duced by the European and American
Chrome Publishing 20. Every one VII:
want them. IL requires no talking 70 cell
the pictures; they speak tor themselves
Can yassers, agents, and iadiies and gentle
men out Of EN- ployment, will nnd this tb .
best opening ever offered 10 make money.
For full particu lars send stamp tor conn .
Dental circular. Address y. 0LEAbOf
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A GREAT OFFER. w3EAss #3EAss

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WATER4 NeW scale PIsoea,
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WATER1 CsseessS 0sgsos
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SHE knew it was leap year, and her
chance had come. Adolphus was toast
ing his shins before the fire when Ara
bella stopped paving ivory" on the
piano and singing why don't the men
propose" and approaching her lover
said: "Dolphy. dearest. will you be mine,
love" and "Dolphy" took chill, made
4 dive Ter his hat and went on. so see y
mon.' She is waiting for the next
Young man to come along, and says
shell keep on until she snatches some
fellow bald headed" She is desperate,
and "mesn's business"
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VOL. Is.
at'hcsliae 2eaister.
AIIbuSinessIetters and COM
municatiOns, intended 1of
this paper, should be address
estoTuE REGISTER,WheeI-
ing, w. Va

GOLD closed in New York Saturday
at ll3{.
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Governor Tilden after examining the
papers and petition Of Edward 8. Stokes
for his pardon, has denied the applica-
ton.
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Austria Preparing 10 Occupy Turk.
tsh Territory.

LONDON, January 10.-A special from
Vienna contains the following: "a re-
port is current in Bosnia and Dalmatis,
that forty thousand Austrian troops will
very shortly occupy Bosnia. In Vienna
official circles assurances are constantly
given that no occupation Of the Turkish
provinces is intended, even il the Porte
rejects Count Andrsssy's proposals.
IT the insurgents refuse to lay
down their arms when the great pow.
ers require them tc, Austria
will simply discontinue the subsidy
which she now gives to refugees from
the revoltcd districts.
ROME, January 9.--The report is con-
frmed that Italy has given notice Of
her adhesion to Count Andrassy's note
concerning Turkish reform.
LONDON, January 10.-The Vienna
correspondent Of tho Times announces
that France has uureservedly accepted
the Austrian note. Another Vienna dis
patch reports that the Turkish Govern
ment has ordered the Circassisns settled
in Bulgaria TO be organized into twelve
battalions, which are destined 70 guard
the frontier OF SerY
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Potent COOLING RearA.

WE HAVE ADDED TO OUR uNDER-
w taking Department the csleoSse<d
Patent Cooling Board with CurtAins. &C.,
OF which ve have exeiusfve hight, ana
which we furnish free Of change.
WM. link BON.
Furnituye Roofns,
North end Centre wheeiiDg Market.
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Proposed Reforms in the Imperial
Provinces.

BERLIN, January S.-Count Andras-
sy's note in regard to the proposed re-
forms in the Sullan's vassal provinces,
makes no definite proposals for controll-
ing the execution of these reforms, but
1t is stated he proposes virtual control
through the supervision Of the Consuls
and reports of Ambassadors.
PARIS, January s.-Count Andrassy's
note regarding Turkey has not yet been
officially communicated to the Sublime
Porte. This, however will be done as
soon as an understanding has been ar
rived at between the signors of the
treaty of Paris. France and England
have not officially made known their
views in the matter. The delay seems
solely to have arisen through the tempo.
rary absence from London Of Lord
Derby, British Foreign Minister.
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Tie sre,io shipments to Europe Ssiur-
day were S4O9,006: