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INDIANA.
THg REPUBLICAN LEGISLATIVE CACCUs.

TffE REPUBLICAN LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS.
fptefai Dtspateh to The 7tfsant.
fNprA*Arolts, Ind, Jan. lg.-'rhe Republican
members Of tile General Assembly, in CAUCUS
fortnight pa.scd the following resolutions:
E''otr.d, That re telrre the lntetcsts Of the
cfnHtfy demand. fret, falr vote Ut the peopfe
without fear or faror: scc0nd. fair count OF The
lc9n! votes A. cart: and. aAsIy. that willing and
t!7pInn tubt.riun by AL parties to the rrsnlt 40
declared ky aid through The legally J.constftItcd
authorities established fur That purpose IL nccc--
tafr tn Insure peace anti peosjerfty to the country:
mt we denhnn"r revolutionary NIL attempts os
the leader, Of the democratic party 10 ntlm|date
the rseur1e Uf tr nation by threats Of anarchy md
var uhinr. The pCr*oH Ut their cn0ice shall be de-
ca.ed rlcrtett President. We believe that Nuthcr-
fnsl u. Haye~ las been elected President ami that
William 4. Wheeler hAa BEEN elected Vice -Presi-
dent Ut the United States, anil TINT II only EetnanA
for thu President ~ thr SENATE to drclarc tle
suit accDrdn7 to the Constitution Of The United
St4trs. and that, wien te 1rsai of The LIE elec+
tfpn- shall he declared whether such sesnt shall
b. in fA>nr o! the Republican or democratic
can'iidnter. It II tho dntY Of a!l good citizens.
!" ncrnf"sce in snch dcct:ion: We would remind
u" Democratic Inrty Of the fact. thnt u has bern
Ciuufl. I'll hn, ing Democratic GusctnnCnis. w+re
1rd into revolution md war by mnny Of the leaders
who arc now Ut thc head ot that party. and We
wnn1d respectfully submit that past exr*Elence In
appealing from The ballot no1 tI the cartridge box
f.a" proved decidedly unproaiabte.
Tic caucus also Adopted resolution indora-
tng Scnator alortun tOr Withholding h!s name
truin tue report u the Committee.
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To the Main Question Now
Before Congress and
the People?
An Almost Unanimous An
s,vor from the Solid
Business Men.
And That Answer Demands the
Acceptance Of the Com
promise.
The Main Opposition to the Bill
Comes from Machine.
Politicians.
Louisiana Matters Occupying
the Attention Of the
Senate.
Bogy Is Complimented by a Rebel
Howl from the Gallery.
And Thereafter During the Ses.
sion That Gallery Is
Unoccupied.
President Grant Explains the Reason
for His Course in the Louisi.
ana Case.
Those Co1eted kilograms Assume the
Proportions Of Huge Elephant.
And the House Must Now Care for the
President Grant Explains the Reason
for His Course in the Louisi.
ana Case.
Those Coyeted kilograms Assume the
Proportions Of Huge Elephant.
And the House Must Now Cara for the
Cumbersome Nuisance.

opec'at 1teaseA 10 1ne 7roanA
"Aa'l'so1us' ~ ~, am. 4'.-!nolslaua' oF'-
p"sl.on 10 inc COMPROMISE p''' P'onaols ehi-
l''"a'eo sooa5' ~ VIII elmer crystalline "tl
o'sannca opposition oS tomorrow or It viii
hupssae 'so''' uay " oay unucs Tue influence OF
considerations Of political expeulencT' and OF
INC urgent de'nah" from tac ous'hesh public
!or harmonious anu spccdy adjustment OF the
oiSpate' numerous teie2fa'ns were received
oy members o1 Doth parties lust evening and to-
aay urging t1em 10 oppose INC hl't' Morton
rot m"fe than scorc before bedtime last
night commenting Ills coss'fc IN refusing to
sign The report Prominent Democrats Is well
az Republicans wero tic recipients Of messages
dcnounc!ne tte mcaslrc- THIS frat crop of
responses from tue country c2sne iEofn
ACTIVE POLITICIANS
whose strictly part!tan Il Ing led them 10 look
only at tue possibility Of tho defeat OF their
candidate by the workings Of the tr'partltc ctsnl-
mission scheme. To-day communications from
business tncn began to arrtVc, commenting tho
measure, and urging Its Immediate adoption.
Anything like hearty support Of tic bill waa
exceedingly rAre among either Democrats OF Rc"
puaicass. as they gathered In groups tn
discuss 1ta provisions. AL ats faults
wcro picked out and n,aGfltt|ed,
and OIL each side tllere Was Nil
absorbing suspicion that somc trick Of the op-
pot!te party was concealed III II. tmuul,lvo
l1epublicans condemned II ~ surrender to the
fnllldozing threats of the Democrats, and fiery
Democrats saw In 1t only
AN INGENIOUS FfEcE or MACHINERY
arranged to work out With a certainty tho
counting In Of Hayes. 4 curious plase of thy
situation was the nyowa], on tte part Of u nun,
lvr Of Western Democrats, OF their belief tint
the opposttiuu to the bill Of men like Morton
md sherman In the Scpntc, and Garfield aul
IT,, i, tic l1n,,c. w,s onlv - Hind n tr,,nc,
I''1 ~ t''o ,.""se' 49, .s ... "'"a ~ "'""eo
the Dcmoeta1'e 'aen'neFs F." Aupp"stH'
IN the 1fuutc OF Representatives. there can he
little Doubt that a majority Ut the Democratic
.,,,. nm
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R47*SF 14*V<fH*"0
WAsHIaoroa, d. c.. Jan. lY.-The plan Of
the joint Committee for the determination Of
the Presidential question continues the proml-
ucns theme Of conversation. Apart from gen.
tlcsnen composing the COMMITTEES ths p1an Is
not enthusiastically received, though numbes
lag neccssity, while others do not appear to
have ma4t up their minds on the subject. Some
members think tho bill ought TO b amended;
the prospect Of IL ps4sge, ind therefore t
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kpec5al DltpdtcA to Ths TttbnH4
M1xSEAFuL1s, Nnn, Jan. l9-1he now plan
for solving the Presidential question meets a.
most universal fayor here. THO Tribune Ee-
porter today interviewed leading uatp Of both
parties, including Gov. Pu!abusy, ths'uon- E.
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wa ~ 1AO NsO L.
THE SENATE APFEuyEs THE CONGRESSIONAL
iIitA.

rLAN.
HARTFORD. Conn, Jan. 19.-T!c Senate
passed resolutions intlorelnG tho plan proposed
hy the Congressional Committee for scttlins
ttr Presidential question, af1a requesting Con-
nrctlcut Senators ami Representatives to SIP
,n,rt thr pan In Congress. The fInuse tahtc.l
ilr resolution. ai tn,,lc II tlr spe,al ur,!cr fur
"Wednesday, thc .!lill intt.
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promise in which their party has everyt 4
Ilsk aud the Democrats everything TO ri

Ilsk and the Democrats everything TO Fl IS
TnuRiow wExp "A61x T."t = =
The Hon. Thurlow Weed said the : 8 br,
ought TO he determined by the Constft - nd
laws. Either t;ov. lIaycs or Gov. 1tn.- natl
rrecirctl n maturity II the Electoral votes.
With this fixed tact, thcrc waa nothing left fot
compromise. The question waa \ more vital
one t!Ian any whet, lad arisen since the fotinll.
Ing IT the Government, and anxious as he was
fur the ctcttluIl ii Gov. 1layts lie would prefer
an adverse resul. reached under the Constitu.
ti"n to the settlr'ncht of lressdcntal election
Ly Congressional compromise.
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Extracts from Testimonials.

UNIVERSITY OF VA, July ~, 1876.
SIR-lt gives me pleasure 10 state that
theNorYood High School has sent young
men TO 6his Institution well prepared for
the advanced classes of the Academic
Schools. II ranks among the best training
Schools for high and thorough culture.
Its discipline is excellent, and the health
fitness OF the location unsurpassed.
am, with great respect.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-26
Personalities.

The friends OF Mr. Michael King, who
was recently injured at Benwood by
falling from moving tram, will be glad
TO learn that he is rapidly improving,
and will soon be out again.
Capt. Jake Cramer, of the towbost Bar
nard, and Capt. Phil. Arshutz, are IL
town.
Mrs. Andy King and child and MIR.
Edward King and family, OF this city,
en- route to their old home in Ireland, to
visit friends, arrived OF Queenstown,
Tuesday, in the steamer City of Berlin.
Miss Emma Grail and Miss Anna
Dietrich, two young ladies from St.
Louis, who have been visiting the
families of Messrs. Reymann, Long and
Hess, return home tomorrow.
Messrs. Sylvia, publisher of the
Pittsburgh Adrocate, and Ploughman, OF
the Pittsburgh Critic, are in the city.
Mr.. James Harvey, wife and son, OF
Omaha, Neb, have rooms at the St,
James.
Hon. j. G. McGrew, of kingwood, Is
registered at the Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Howell left for
Baltimore Tuesday night, to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Howells mother, who died
ut tina. place on Sunday, st the advanced
age of 80 years.
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.c,,rxCU,s pULmONIU SYRUP

For the Cure of Consumption, Coughs anu
colds The great virtue OF this medicine
iS that n r1pens the matter and throws IL
out OF the system, purities the Riood' anu
thus offects.a cure. st' "a.
scurScK,s SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE CURE
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
Tie Tonic peoduces a healthy action OF
the stomach creating an appetlte,lornin
chyle. and curing the most oostlnateca ses
of Indigestion.
sCHEScR,s MANDRAKE PILLS FOX THE JUNE
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
These pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action OF the liver wltnout tne
least danger, as they are free from csioihei
and vet more efficacious III restoring
healthy action of the liver. -
These remedies are certain cure IoI
consumption as the Pulmonlc syrup
ripens the matter and purlnes the ploou'
The Mandrake pills act upon the nSei'
create a healthy bile, and remove III als-
eaces of the liver, often cause Oh toh,
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives .oiie
and strength TO the stomach, makes q
good digestion, and enables the organs W
form good blood; ana tnus creaVeS q
healthy circulation of healthy oioou. Inc
mbined action OF these medicines, a.
thus explained, will cure every case VI
Consumption, If taken In time, anu '"e
use of the medicine perseVered IN.
DIR. Schenck is professionally at ms Plln'
cipal efflce, corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where ali
Letters for advice must be addressed.
Schenck's medicines for sale by all Drug
UiStS
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the Dit
ferent Judicial Bodies.
UNITY COUaT-JUDGE BoYl

COUNTY COUkT-JUDGE BOYD.
In the case OF the State vs. A. and NJ.
Denr isLon, tor misdemeanOr, continued
from yesterday, n verdict OF not smlty
wss rendered
In the case Of .. w. Reid VS.. u. Ellie
wein, IN assumpst, judgment was rem
dered for plaIntlt for S6S9 $50.
In the case OF John n. Thorn burg y.
Pat. Kennedy, certified to court by W.
j. Brown, justice of the peace, the to.-
lowing jury WAS impsnelIed: jos. NJ.
Morenter, A Il. Chapline, ChSs. Becker
ton, f. n. Norton, B. Hebrank, >. II
Greer, Alex Rouse, James Holdings
worth, Joshua Dsvis, Wun. Kidd, h
Swanger aud John Gibson. Case still On
trial.
Adjourned till the usual hour thi;
morning.
POLICE CeUKT-JUDGE CRAEMEK.
The following business was transacted
by this court yesterday:
Albert Martin, diso-cerly, fined Two
dollars and costs. Paid.
Joseph Meanor, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs Paid.
Paul Heller, dIsorderly, fined five col
lars and costs. Paid.
Chas. Harris jcoored), disorderIy, nm
ed five dollars and costs. Paid.
5. A. King, dsorGerly, case dismissed
at cost o. the complainant, W. ,. Buch
anaa.
John Cummns, drunk, fined two dol
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pKfsBYTERY OF WASHINGTON.
Meeting at ihs Stone Church-First
Days Proceedings.

The Presbytery of Washington met
Yesterday morning at 10 a. NJ. in the
Stone Church at Elm Grove, and was
opened by 3 sermon by the last Modera-
tor. Rev. Alex. McCarroll, y. ID, o!
Claysville, upon the text, Thou hast not
dealt with US after our sins, nor rewarded
us according to our iniquities" The
calling of the roll revealed the presence
of thirty ministers and twenty-five
elders. Prof. Henry Woods, of Wash
ington, was e.ected moderator; Rev. Z.
E. Elliott, of Frankfort Springs, writing
clerk, and Mr. Clark, o Washington,
reading clerk Rev. ID. X. Dix, OF the
NJ. Z. Church and Rev. Mr.. Marling, o.
the U. Z. Church, were Invited to sit a
corresponding members.
The following programme was adopt
ed: Sessions from 81 A. u. to II NJ, and
II P. NJ. to 5 P. NJ.
Conferences on subjects of personal
Conservation Of Believers" TO be opened
by the Moderator at 10 A. NJ. to-day, and
on EMISSIONS" 10 be opened hy DR..
Brownson at % NJ, were adopted.
The Presbytery then took recess and
the members proceeded to Mrs. French's
where sumptuous dinner was prepared
and partaken of with relish, a.d the
wish prevailed that Mrs. French lived
near every church where the Presbytery
meets.
After recess Mr.. Z. 9. McCarrell was
received as q candidate of the ministry,
and passed the usual examinations. He
will be the third son of DR.. McCarrell i'll
the ministry.
The Committee on Candidates made a
report showing the present standing OF
the young men now in colleges and semi
nsries, which was regarded as sstisfac-
tory.
The COmmitte on Missions reported
recommending to the Board of Home
Missions to the Third Church OF Wheel.
ing tor sid to the amount OF $3.50 for the
coming year, and also the united churches
of Limestone, Allen Grove and Wolf
Run, for 5000. Report adopted.
The special committee on the Fourth
Church OF Wheeling, reported that the
status of the church should remain un-
CuauSou lOl tho Piosout. ~huOPtOu'
The churches OF West Alexander and
the First, of Wheeling, gave invitations
Tor the next meeting OF the Presbytery.
The First church o: Wheeling, WAS Sc
lected, and the time fixed al 1870 P. NJ,
on the fourth Tuesday of April, 1878.
Mr.. j. NJ. Stitt was received MS can
didate, and the examinations in the col.
lege studies of McCsrrell, Stitt and Nc
Gaughey were approved.
The overtures sent down from the last
General Assembly on reduced represen-
tation in the Assembly, was taken up and
discussed by DR.. Brownson in favor of
Synodicsl representation. Tie hour for
devotional exercises having arrived, the
discussion was suspended until to day.
After devotional exercises, the Presby-
terry adjourned.
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Officers Elected.

The Grand Grove of Druids of the
State of West Virginia elected the fol.
lowing officers night before last, for the
ensuing term: T. r. Bellville, n. &. A;
Theodore Schneider, D. 6. A; VIM. NJ
Botstord, Grand Secretary; Julius
Lohse, Grand Treasurer; Jacob Land
fried, Grand Marshal; Richard Henry,
Grand Guardian. They wore installed
by f. Frank, P. n. &. A. Adjourned
to meet in Wheeling in special session
on the Sth prox.
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VECETINE.

Thousands will bear testimony and DO
it voluntarily hat Vegetine Is the ct-t
medical compound yet placed before the
public for -euovatlng and purifying the
hio1i spl3b
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WHEELING BAPTIST ASSOCIA.
klON.
It's Last Meeting near HaneytOWn'
Editors of the Register:

It's Last Meeting near HaneyiOwn'
Editors OF the Register:
Your expressed desire to receive any
matter promising interest to your readers
prompts me to furnish a few items IN
connection with the meeting OF THIS
Association OF Bsptis. churches through
the upper part Of West Virginia and
Washington county, Pa. Accompanied
by large delegation composed mainly
OF the young people oI our chur?h,
started from Wheeling on the morning
train for Roney's Point, where We we're
met By leans sent by the kind friends
with whom the meeting WAS TO be held
| near Haueytown TO convey US thlther,
thirteen miles over pretty rough but
grandly magnificent way, over hills
crowned with abundant mercles,
| ssubrious air and transporting
views. Winding around points our
expectaliJLs were finally realized
and hareytown WIS reacbed In
safety. LARGE Or Jour MI c. br.ught US
to our d, s.lLatlvh, whose pleasant as
socations and hospitalities will never be
for gotten by a: y of our party. Ia the
evening the e. pected preacher tailed,
and yoac cores pondent, predestined to
fill deficiencies, vas called into service
On Snsurdsy 4norning the Association
was opsoed promptly at 10 o'clock. An
half hCrr was sIDent IN devotlons, and l..
F. OlsLsey, of wv heellng, preached the
annual iermon.2
The lstters from churches contained no
It'd tid'ng' grand victories but ever hope
Brother Clancy was elected moderator,
and measures tor future success were
mstured
The Lords day was devoted to preach
ing. The congregation was TOO large Tor
the house and part retired to the woods
near by, where w. Ryan preached, L. K.
Steel occupying the pulpit, both young
and promising preachers recently settled
in Brooke county, w. Va, and Washing
ton county, Pa. The Moderator, by
invitation, preached in the Presbyterian
church at Haney town under the pastor
ate OF Rev. Aughey, Il very pleasant
Christian gentleman.
The afternoon was devoted to the
Sunday School work, which was well
sustained in the different departments
by the members and visitors present.
The exercises were highly interesting
and worthy Of wider circulation than the
arena to which they were confined.
Benevolent operations were ably sd
vocated on Monday morning.
DR.. Craig, President OF Monongshela
College, made strong plea for higher
general education, and M. q. Blain and
others urged larger contributions for
missions. The kind friends fed US ali
bountiully and brought us back to Tria-
delphis, leaving sweet impressions of con-
tiguous beauty and home hospitality not
easily oblterated. T. &c.
Wheeling, Sept. 20, 1877.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-26
SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes of Current GOSSIP
In and About Town.

Condensed Notes of Current gossip
In and About Town.
ArRIP to the moon and then the circus.
Two MARRIAGE licenses issued yester-
day.
THREE cases booked at midnight for
the police court.
Tax auction sale of the evening paper
is booked for to-day,
ONE deed of trust recorded yesterday
by the County Clerk.
GEN. MAHoNEYs brigade are again
at work ut the head of Coal street.
THE Baltimore and Ohio shops at
GAINESVILLE, are going on at full blast.
The prospects last evening were favor
able for a fair market in the Second ward,
this morning.
SUPT. SYLvIs has had the werkhouse
nicely whitewsshed, and it now presents
neat appearance.
The Washington Presbytery held
meeting at the Stone meeting house.
near Elm Grove, yesterday.
CARGO boxes are being put on the
barges "Top Mill" and Riverside" The
tow-boat Whale will run them.
The Y. q. o. +. Social, whatever that
| is, gave ball at Roettgers hall last
night. Cocksyne furnished the music.
THE train on the Cleveland and Pitts
burph road, northbound, was delayed
forty minutes yesterday, by excurslonlsts
THERE will be a temperance mass
meeting at Parker's Hall tonight.
Prominent speakers will be present and
address the visitors.
PROPOSALS for furnishing coal for the
Capitol building the coming winter Will
be received by the jsnitor until Thurs
day, October 4th.
The Jennie Hughes "Love Among the
Roses" combination played to a slim
house last night The company leaves
this morning for Ohio. -
THERE is some prospect of the whit
taker Mill starting next week. A new
roll has been ordered to supply the place
of the one broken last week.
THE force of men who were at work
on the P, w. & X. road near the sus
pension bridge are now at work at the
Porter house and at Slacktown, along
the line OF the road.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Express Com
psny has distributed small diamond
shaped express placards to the merchants
throughout the city, the same to be hung
out when the express wagon is wanted.
SEALED proposals will be received at
the office of the p w. u Ky. Company,
till Tuesday, October I'd, for the build
ing of an engine and machine house, on
the Compsny's grounds in the First
ward.
A HORSE attached to buggy belong
ing to Mr.. Robert Campbell, took fright
on the Islsld, yesterday, and ran away.
The buggy was almost totally demol.
ished. There was No one in the vehicle
At the time.
MICHAEL HARDEMAN swore out war
rant befor"' squire MIX, yesterday morn
ing, sgaip ,irs. Henry Tapp, for dis
turbing Ii ,eace with loud and angry
words. Tie case ~as booked for hear
ing last evening.
ENTERPRISE Lodge No. q, 10. &. L.,
gave festival at their hall In Peterson
Block last night. A large crowd was
present, and the affair is said to have
been success financially.
PROF. SEIDLER has nicely decorated q
front window OF his saloon on the South
Side and has placed therein variety OF
frogs, fishes and turtles. He is now on
the hunt for an alligator and an elephant
10 complete his aquarium and menag,
erie.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-26
BELLAlR K.

A MEMBER of the Bellalre city band
writes the intelligence that the report OF
the disbanding of that organization is in
correct.
JACOB burst, the live ard energetic
Union street restaurant keeper, who
never fails to please his customers, al
ways has on hand the largest and best
oysters in town. He always fixes them
up to suit his patrons. Don't fail to give
him trial, and you will be convinced.
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That White Sulphur Sensation
Spoiled.

The Sunday Leader, of Wheeling, had
an article in its issue of the 9th inst, en-
titled "a Heartless Fend,' which does
great injustice to very worthy gentle
man, Mr.. Efinger, of Stsunton, Va. The
Leader" charges that young Etiinger,
acted with undue haste in the burial OF
his father, who died at W hite Sulphur
Springs, some weeks ago, and that he
acted imprudently in hurrying back to
the Springs after the funeral and
attending the Lee ball and other festivi-
ties at that place. The facts are that his
mother was very much Frustrated and
thought TO be dangerously Ill over the
death of her husband, and her son found
it absolutely necessary to hasten to the
bedside OF his afflicted parent, who re-
manned at the springs, too i'll to attend
the funeral. The article is further erro-
neous in charging young Efinger with
participating in the ball or any other
festivities after his return from his sad
duties Huntington advertiser.
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worth, one for the mules aul hon. JAP
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40 DEY ST, NEW YORK