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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09
Afhee'ina Register.
Gold closed yesterday at lO5s

III. ,Ceother to-day ,ctA bepartty cloudy
v..A northeast to southeast 0'"aS' ana
,,,r.r tsmocrdtnre.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09

Ir looks rs though Southern Rights"
ore 10 be recognized by the High Com
mission.
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NIGHT il not have beep as we'll to let
rrgxy decide the Presidency as to dele
,,,,e that power to BRADLEY?
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p,rxoSIzE the Childrsn's Home Fes-
.iyal.
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Opening Of the English Parliament.

LONDON, February S.-The session OF
the British Parliament for 1877 was
opened by Her Majesty the Queen in
person to-day. The Prince and Princess
of Wales were present. and there was a
brilliant assemblsgc of ladies. All the
fo-eign ministers were also present.
After Her Majesty had taken her place
upon the throne, the Lord High Chan
cellor read the royal speech.
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SIMON CAMERON didn't do the square
thing like CHRlsTIANCY did, or lie would
have married the Treasury clerk.
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CobaeiEasd 0s Fourth Pss&l
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The Ottawa Iyceun.

The Ottawa Lyceum met on last Monday even
mig in the lecture room Of the Methodist church,
q gcodly audience being present. with Mr.. {. \.
Works in the chair. The first business being
the election Of officers, the following were rhos-
en- for the ensuing four months:
ID. McDougall, President.
Il. II. Palmer, Vice President.
F.. e. Osman, Secretary
j. H. Brown, Treasurer.
The literary programme va, then gone through
With: Mrs. Curyea reading b. +. Taylor's Fort
Dearborn" in an attractive manner; Grafton by
Mr.. Hanna, ASSASSINATION of Julius CCsar;' Il
very amusing and also practical essay, What We
Need" by J.. L. Moore and debate on the qucs
ton,
R,Soi,td, That it is cNpcdicnt for the different
states of this Union 10 adopt system o! compul-
sOry education.
In the absence OF his colleague, Nj. l.. L.
Thompson, Mr.. McDougall conducted the afllr.
native, and c. y. Works and +. e. Osman cXpa.
iiated for the negative To the latter the decision
Of the judges gave the victory. The programme
for the next meeting, Dee. oath, is rs follows
Select Reading, Miss Brown.
Grafton, l.. L. Thompson.
Essay, George Sweet.
Debate, affirmative, n. ,Kilbum and DR.. Ry-
burn; negative, Ttos. Cr.hc and Z. Z. Moore.
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HOME MATTERS.


Mr.. j. :. Porter who spent last winter at san
IA Barbara in southern California, for the benefit
Of his health, we regret to learn is again obliged
% leave this northern climate on account of his
health and started on Monday for Florida.
A. c. Mcintyre, Esq, of Mendoza, was seen in
Ottawa on Thursday.
MIA. Hamilton, Mr. F. {. Lees successor at
the C., B. Il Q. railroad Office in this city, took
possession this week.
Mrs P. W. Stockseger had narrow escape
from serious injury this week, while walking to-
ward town, Il vicious cow attacking her W lille on
the sidewalk, throwing her down into the mud .
ay street. Fortunately her clothing protected
herirom tina horns of the cow and she escaped
with ruined dress ard some slight bruises on
her body and arms. Tho owner has agreed TO
Keep the animal shut up in the future but it
might be as well 20 have the ordinance on the
subject enforced.
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\ man, best known here by the name of Wilson,
though he has called himself by many names,
whom we spoke Of some time ago as making the
rounds of the city'cn AN insulting mission, was
taken up on Saturday last by Officer Riordan,
who Gagged him nomnally rs Il ''vag" Hav.
ing suspicious, however, that he was more than
that, he intended to have Il photo taken of him
for the purpose of identifying him as an escaped
convict Of Joliet. In the meantime, it seems. he
confessed To this latter charge to the jailcr ~
Jerry was saved his trouble and on Monday
morning took him To Joliet. The fellow, telling
his escape, said he WAS out in the garden dur.
ing last August picking beans, and as no one
seemed to be watching him particularly he walk
ed off, He is an old offender, having served sew.
cral terms in the penitentiarics Of Indiana and
Illinois, the last time being sent from Mclean
county as a horse thief. lie said that as il was
growing cold and rather liked than disliked the
prospect of spending the winter in the pen, -
during his time of liberty he followed his natural
bent for thievng, and helped himself freely TO
such things as he could lay his hands ON, pawn.
ing them or leaving them, ~ hc told Riordan, at
saloons about the country from Joliet Ia Iowa.
lie had on his person huutinscase watch.
which he probably stole in thi, rcighborhoud.
which eau be had at the pcuitcntiaTy when iden-
tilted
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MAYO & WIDMER,


A ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL EsrAIE-By ,ir,
"a tue Of an order and decree of the County court 81 ~
Sale county Illinois, made ON the petition of the under
signed Peter Bcrgasun and Isaac tlahsun, AnlnhrhtotN
of the Estate of Mchu" b. Oesun, deceased for leave Ia
sell the real estate of said decreased ~ the November term
H. 1877 of said court, shall on The twelith uy u Jan
A. D. iSis the hour ul ten In the forenoon nl sa
day nj the late OF said Michael H. Deson. deceased
ON lot Two hereinafter described, In the township OF MI
lpr In said county sell public sale tie real estate tscI
follows Wit: Al that portion Of lot thirteen, IN section
seven In township thirty four north range nNr EAST OF Tue
third principal meridian which lies south Of Ill" public nigh
running SAID lot containing urysN acres more
less also all that portion of lot two, IN the seCo town
ship range aforesaid, lying IN the northwest corner o
said two described follows, 10 vii; commencing ~
the northwest Of said lot two thence south along Tue
line of said lot nineteen chains and tgyhne Hnk-
to the center line of the public highway ntrrtctlhg salu
west line thence north nrtyhNc anu ohtha degrees cs
along said center line OF highway seventeen CHAINS and
ninety links thence north twenty ana one'hdI urPecs west
chains and saveutve inks tO the north line OF said
lot two thence along said north line on chains ana nNt
links 10 the place 81 beginning containing sixteen acres
ssi Also lOt ntccn In section Twelve In township
thiryfour north -four c uf The third principal me
rdisn; in IL sale county, Illinois, tsaid lots two, thirteen
and twelve being plated and recorded O pages II ana y :"
Plat Book G. IN the Recorders Office of said county,
said a estate viii be sold for cash 20 be- paid by the rr
chaser upon the continuation Of the sale by said i'inty
Court; and Will he sold subject 10 the dover right OF Iu
H. Olrson, widow said deceased ANA said lu hfr" may
b. sold in tracts tu sal; ruICliascrs
Dated dee, g. ~. PETER BERG ASON,
ISAAC CLASSON
Administrations OF Estate 81 Michael
Ia, ia IlY-tu
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MAYO & WIDMER,


NTATE OF ILLINOIS l., S,ELE CoUNrs .->. I've fl
- 'I,Uit 'Oa,t h"s'f, 10 JtI,"Ug ss,H, ii,.-i
th1UrsfG.
lauriu y Ashley. john W Iaughlin. AHul l. ASHLEY.
George W Howe. james g.. IaUlhllu John Morrison. Har
70 u. Ashley suiinn r. Borden. David Eicry. NHah l.
Hn1b. Marx King. orr A. Graves aud Jsnts Thornton
Angus Eycrt. bluarl Grant, Albert Hullug. JaInss
Hawarl. Nicholas Miller, Gcorr tee, Bradley Buitrrtcld
George Gurues, John Il. D,ein. Ahner shelton, John
HmWphris. Jacob ~,la.k Adam Miller. Nlrhoas Hoffman
4. l.. Harrington. William a. Malhuru ~tuus u Hrlntrk
Robert Barton Asbury o. Srcrnnri. john Park, Alfred
Ring william Gu-. Peter salt John liflrauh. Gturin
Harvard anil William p f,~isf and thHr's ~ Green. FNer
uor- 81 Tie lat will and testament uf Daniel Nurrum
decreased
n Appearing from aidIyf f' JOB fir Office tlfe
clerk 90 sI ruEf that ~i dtirftrf. Ahucr a. shelton
william Iu-s John HmrIlr auI NIuaiu a. f,rICr. an
not residents ~ aid state. afI -I tuTdtntuts having
Med f.f ill 1T complaint -sI ysuri. n thun,ert
ds t'i uu the 10Th da! 90 september q. o. iss,. herein,
and summons having iu r thereon s,rproing a. law:
Notice, Therefore, j. hrrlN gwen 10 said defendants. All
nrr shelton. william Gu. John Hunphries and william
D. Poster. fHlf ur-- shall personally y. and ar-.Ir
fore aid rirf -1I l'rvoi Co D. licd the tuurf
House loo OTTAWA. u said county. TIE third MudHs 81
January neat. 1s,- Iutru and Nh.rr said .unfrsfs j.
rCturHnhlc AMI plead. answer. deuur except o. -aH DID,
the NI o. taken To- confessed rgarsf Won ans a.
matter ard 'ir-s '.n prayed fur c,r, asr,,rl HIy.
T. y. UulMt~. t.rrt.
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does ~
II. I. GILBERT,

.Sr,Nris or ILLINOIS. I, SNiI.E Jo.-ss
- IN mr. 'ir,0d 'Og', H0tgi, Ia fTsF",g teT N,SH
In CbngceIH.
Carr W Bueworth and Amos f. WtScv -. Hiram = Prcs
cutt Wilbur 49, Prescott. Frank H. Gusdug, Nulctt Har
RI. stella IL. Fougty Ienui. l. Biey. Emily g. Bailey
Ffauk A. BAILEY Laura \. Rlg,. Matte !. Bailey. IEcu
-are g.. Bailey and Albert g. Bailey.
II appearing from affidavit NE In the office IT The
clerk Of said that aid defendants. Hiram = Prescott
stella Foughty. Emily g. Bailey Frank A. Bailey Laura
A. Bailey Mnit. j. iiaS-y. Theodore g.. Bailey. ALERT g.
Bailey and Jennie l. sihy not residents ~ ~ad state
and said cuplananis ilig u their bill ~ complaint IN
said court the rhhncrfy side thereof the tth day u
December -. Isl hrr'r, and summons having II en- H.
sued thereon aC,uTLiIp ~ Law.
Noc" therefor, j. hereby gwen % said defendants. w.
:. Prescott STELLA ~ FOughty EHl G.. Biuluy, trAn.
\. Bailey Laura \. iAiry. Matte J. Bailey, ltc"lu-g e.
Bailey Albert e.. Nahy sHd .cnu" =. Bailey. TINT Jnl"~
snail personally be- and appear larr said cOrt said
term thereof d. held the IUuI House In ottawa In
said county the third Monday Of January next. ls,
when and -Ad j. f"iurnah.l and pissld
answer rinuy except Ia slid hin the viii be- taken
Tor confessed ~ tiust YOU sd the aud thing ther
IN prayed for IccrUcd asur..ugiy.
d! ". HOLMES ,lcrA.
IrIgav L a. UFrT ~tttrI.nr. dttls-tN
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New advertisements.

rIJLI2ITE.S Sal .t..--By virtue of three cNcCu-
- lions issued of the clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
of la sale county and state of Illinois, ana TO me directed
whereby am commanded 10 make the amount OF certain
Judgment recently obtained against The seneca Coal Com
pany two Of said executions In favor OF Jeremiah ,roy
and one execution Of Hugh Henry anu assigned 10
Jeremiah CrDtty of lands, tcnemens goods ana Cht'
cls of the said The Seneca Coal Company have levied on
the following property to wit That part OF the northwest
quarter section twenyfuu township thrty irce hoTh
range of the third principal mtrul!h u sc'l US
follows: Commencing the north boundary line of the
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad at point our
chains and ty and Oncnaf links north slNtysN De
grces east the southeast corner of Croys Fourth Ad
ton Croy. and running thence norm twetyOnr De
grccs west eight chains and my links thence north fourteen
chains and fifteen links To the north line OF SAID section
thence along said line seventeen CHAINS ana twenty
links the northeast of said quarter section thence
south ON half section line thirteen chains ami forty Tour
links the north boundary line oi the Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad thence south sNy'sN degrees west
fourteen chains and lightweight links 10 the place of begin
twenty eight and JUln acres, cNcp tht
coal under the surface Of said and also commencing AZ
southeast Of (rDttys Fourth Aultul 10 ne VIZ
agc of rotty and running thence north degrees
Ave hundred and ftyfour links TO the center o JACK
street thence north -ytN degrees east four hundred
degrees hundred and forty links thence south
xty.siX degrees west 10 the place OF beginning
ing two and nftythrec hundreds acres situated III tl
la sale and state Of ILLINOIS. Inc hONc lcNA ana
sale subject To levy made August 3D. lSG by virtue OF three
executions follows one in favor of William - jackson
and against The Seneca Coal COmpany one III rNur OF me
pany; and in favor of H. Bcrrcl Go. and against The
Seneca Coal Company AL of which executions nave been
enoncd by order Of the Circuit Court OF ' SAFE county
Illinois.
Therefore according Ia the said command shnll expose
for sale AT puhc auction all the right title and Interest OF
the above named, TIE Seneca Coal Company III ana {" Tue
above described property Friday the 2S day OF Dtc
Der 1871 o'clock NJ the office Of The Seneca Goa
COMPANY in seneca Illinois. ,...
Dated nj Ottawa, H. this Oh Day Of DctGW,tr u"
Sheriff Of Ia sale County, iiillluis.
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Temperance.

The citizens VI South Ottaw' were highly
pleased and entertained with very able temper
anee address by Mrs ConweIl, Of Chicago, on
sunday evening, bee. >, at the Presbyterian
church. The house was well alled, and her c.-
forts were crowned with great success, over ~
signing the total abstinence pledge. Il was dc-
cided to have another meeting on Monday even
ing, when we had the pleasurcof listening To
Rev. Mr.. Strowbridge and Mrs. Cromwell, his
mother. Both were listened to with interest, and
the cause was uoh.y INDICATED aad ~ more
names were added Co The pledge. IT j. an unUsu-
al thing to see mother aud son on The stage to-
gether, but what delightfuI-sight when in 81"
noble cause. We think Mrs. Cromwell a very
earnest and able worAcr May Gcd crown her
with success
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GEO. W. W. BLAKE.
observation-disclosures

STAT'Is oE'ILI-IN .Is~tffYtr Sc
- IL "a fu'Ii H.ft tssff'. o. sT. f4I. 80.
fhFHrsFF.
l-ttf Mieg,I r. ~a-Ir - N.ekrT
% apr-srns IN u au afdayit dc iu fi ~ ". 90 TO
clerk stf fiuIf that aid defendant. sarah o. NirA.
resident % sd state and STD g,uiparhut having
filed HI hi q complaint IN lid usurf. TIE Vtanctry
ide ther tfr IN dsy ~ D,vfuter o. la. herein
aud summons having fn Issued thsrrz rfr-i ~ tu az
Notice. tierefr. l. hereby sd dri.nslIt sarah
A. Make hat yuu shai farr-aHaE D. aid apT-ar
before aid cuuri 81 All term hsryif - - 81 A. the tuurt
Hoa-. n Oitasa IN said COUNTY. thr ta " nsiay u
JAI1zry -, hen and ufrr All -uuliutls i
refurnahe and plcd. ansSer rrr ~ ~ o ali tel
tie uil - fakrn fur rsufst LI- you. md the
matters and fhlns- therein rrzFtd &c iorys scri
u n HuLNkS. Cicrk
CO " W RLsEK solicitor aecs-iH
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THE INTER OCEAN,
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FOR 1873
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.

out entering upon the thirty year OF lie existence
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Wet, with the confident that WILL IN the fu
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
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IN THE FRONT RANK OF AMERI
CAN JOURNALS.
independence, Candor, Conservatism, En-
terprise Vigor.
Reduction of :'rices to suit the Times.

The elections OF 1871 over to congress win all eye, turn TO
witness the course of political events in America CUES
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CyiService Reform Indian and Mexican Border Troubles
@ are among those which must largely occupy the public
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nen of immigration TO the fertile lands OF the Great West
are matters of national well of local concern Scarcely
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originated aided ndorsed giving TO the Southern states
full and free control of their afalrs-the only policy
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power shall continue be held by the Republican party the
tenure that power hanging by but slender thread
Upon these and kindred subjects the REPUBLICAN, which
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Dispatches were received in Ottawa on lhura'
day from Congress man Hayes and one OF TWO
other congressman announcing that Mr.. John
Stout had been appointed postmaster OF Ottawa
His name however, does not appear in Thurs
days dispatches in the daily papers among the
appointments that day sent to the senate, which
seems to cast a shade of doubt over the appoint
ment While this is purclya family matter in
our local republican ring, in which we have tax
IN no part, now that the appointment is probably
made, we are at liberty to say that the appoint
nent of Mr. Stout is undoubtedly acceptable to
all except possibly his rivals and their more in
innate friends. He is capable, popular and en-
lows the full confidence of the community.
We are sorry, in this connection, to note the
removal of our friend Webster as postmaster
at La Sale, to make room for j. r. Corbus. He
had held the Office but one term, We believe, and
was q popular officer. We don't see how Webs
removal can be made to jbc at all with Mr.,
Haycs's civil service rules,
We notice, also, that LUcirs Whitney has been
appointed postmaster at Morris. Evidently Con-
gresham Hayes is getting in hin work and at
This rate will soon make people cXclaim in the
language of Henry Clay on 4 memorable occa.
sion, Dammit how he hicks emf
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7 HE: WORLD
FOR
1873

Since the change In It's nrHrfrinrsp (Which took place
MAY /. 1870 THE WORLD hats become the brish,rf'
sprgitlics most scholarly and popular Journal IN We in
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creed no and no party II treats all subjects OF mn
ortancr earnestly with respect 1t seeks TO make scli
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teacher THE WORLD regards the recent Victories OF the
party with which by preference acts not Us mere partisan
irnpls gained by partisan conryanccs but as the nhnls
taxable expression of deep and genuine popular demand
Fer methods IN government for thorough purlhcatlo
%; rhc public service and for rectincaon of the aims OF
nur arty orul laulr UHfyFre and iCheHer6r the DEM
OtTdtc party ptOceS itef oydt 70 his popular demand
THE WORLD LcU T6sOiUteiy HphOd IL; UheTereT ana
rheuere, IL Gy short Of or attempts 10 cOUnteIdct This
1OpL la, DEMAND THE WORLD riH az yts0iuteig oppose
and denOunce H. IN a UCiri. the WORLD belereS the
Democratic party 10 erSt far ne gO0d Qf the public ser
rice II does not beliece tie pubic Sere 10 cctot for tie
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THE WOMAN'S KINGDOM

new department devoted to the interests of that large
portion of the gener who either from necessity or 9TH
eruise desire devote themselves to some useful occupa
ton profession for the purpose OF earning aNelhoo
1t is not for advocacy of any particular issue but for the
general improvement and elevation Of the female character
INN ,crvIl nnarflnpni of NIn
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In Nursery wherein all is life and laugh in.
stead Of crying and fretting, there is sure to be
found DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price % cents per
bottle.
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