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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-11
RAILROAD MEETING TO MORROW
NIGHT.

We understand it Is in contemplation
70 hold meeting in the interest of the
CIV. i W. railroad, at the city build
nj, tomorrow night. 1t is desirable
@n every merchant and manufacturer
], me city attend and hear what those
Eao have carefully investigated the
Claims and the stiairs Of this enterprise
hsye to say.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-11
OHIO L<gSslnl0Ye.

CoLUNBC., April l0.-In the House
the bill 70 provide for the erection Of an
additional peni.entisry was defeated BY
Q heavy vote.
The Republican member; OF the House
in caucus 20. might adopted resolution
70 adjourn zine die on April So:h. IL "
undertood ihst the Republican Senators
will concur 10 this proposition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-11

In an interview with q Herald CORE.
spondent, Mr.. BENJAMIN F. BUTLER has
been telling some of the great things he
knows about the situation In general.
He says he is happy, as the whole ceun-
try is happy. There never was such q
blessed condition Of affairs. He quoted
from the Bible-this great man is very
fond of quoting from the Bible and fol-
lowing its precepts-"I know thy works,
that thou art neither cold no hot" and
this naturally led him to say
that the resolutions of the
New England Methodist Confer
ence, passed the other day, expressed
the sentiments of the old fashioned Re-
pubNcans of New England exactly.
Compromises" said Mr.. BUTLER, refer.
ring to the Presidents Southern policy
shave always failed and destroyed the
men who made them" When he was
asked about the movement to make
GARFIELD or some other administration
man Speaker, the Massachusetts patriot
said: 1--WE shall see. General GARFIELD
is worthy gentleman. He would grace
any position, and especially the Speakers
chair-that is If he could be elected.
Being an Ohio man, do not know but
that he ought to be elected. They had such
a 'hell-fred' majority out there in the last
election that they ought to get whatever
they want. i do not know but that it
would be good idea to give every man
OF the majority an office" And then he
talked of PACKARD and his letter to the
President, which he said was one of the
best things the newspaper types have set
up for some time. PACKARD is very
strong man. Mr.. BUTLER foresaw this
trouble four years ago, and chow we shall
get out of it the future only can tell"
The Presidents policy has clearly not
found warm place in the heart OF Mr..
BUTLER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-11

OUR six per cent. loan don't take, or,
rather, don't find takers; yet other cities,
less prosperous and with heavier debts
according to wealth, find no difficulty in
negotiating loans of Al and 5 per cents.
Why? Manly because our new bonds
are made payable in Wheeling instead
of New York, and because they
do not run long enough. A thirty
year bond. with interest and
principal payable in New York,
and bearing five per cent. interest, could
be negotiated in the East without par
tical of difficulty, we are informed. The
prosperity Of Wheeling is we'll under
stood abroad, as is her perfect solvency.
Her credit stands high, and her bonds
are considered of the very best among the
municipal bonds of the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-11

VIZ are informed that Mr.. HOLIDAY,
vbo hiss long held the position OF Sur.
,.vor and er oEicio Collector
of Customs at this port, resigned
N. place in favor of JAMES
GucHsIsr. and the appointment was
made 3. q matter Of course. This may
not tsaord our neighbor so much eRcour.
sssuent in the hope that fcod may
follow, after all.
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Handsome Divide end.

SAN FRANCISCO, April lO.-The
Northern Belle declares dividend OF
500 per share.
A press dispatch from Portland says
that Prot. Taylor, of the University If
Chicago, and Lieutenant Wood, OF the
United States army, sailed on the steamer
California yesterday afternoon for Silks,
their object being TO ascertain the heighth
of Mt. ST. Elias, Alaska which has never
ypt been assembled
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-11
JnstifabIe Homicide.

On Sunday last, . German named
Snydow. living in the family of Justice
Garrett, at Black Jsck, ST. LOUIS county,
assaulted Mrs. Garrett, striking her
severely. MIR. Garrett interiered 10 pro
tect bis wife, ~aereupon Snydow turned
on him and beat MIN in q brutal manner
A young son Of CARROTS ran TO his
fathers assistance and was in turn at
tackled by the iDfuristed German, when
young Garrett drew pistol and shot him
through the heart, Kill ng him. The
coroner's jury returned s verdict Of ju'tI-
fable homicide
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ENDOr. of Beef.

WASHINGTON, April lo.-The exports
of fresh beef to Great Britain from New
York and Philadelphia in March
amounted to CO., ,S55 pounds, valued at
$59O.Os5, making total in nine months
| of 20, ,90S, $40 pounds, valued at S6,677,-
| $50.
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Trenton Municipal Election,

TRENTON, n. j., April l0.-The cleo
ton in in this city yesterday resulted ia
favor of q majority of Republicans to
Common Council, aud the election of
the Democratic candidates for Mayor
and the rest of the city ticket, except the
Receiver of Taxes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-11

THE Indianapolis Journal is glad Mr.
,,rsyp E. LEE, OF Ohio, was appointed
r.,r.Genersl at Frankfort, because
aobio ought to have something in this
administration
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Gooeiuto Bankruptcy.

C1yctssAT1, April lo-Caa b.
Thompson, Al extensive dealer IN broom
corn at ChillicoIhe, Ohio, hss fled Q vol
un,ary petition in bankruptcy. LlaoiI-
tiles $4,000; assets about $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-11

GFy. FITz LEE saws he was three
wears at West Point with Governor
NICHOLS. he says NICHOLS twas pop
ulsr. strong willed, amisble and audac
jous. IfPACKARD aud bis friends think
thew can bull-doze' General NICHOLS
out of the rights conferred upon him by
msjority of some ten thousand votes,
they will lose time, and, il they shoot,
e.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-11

EX-GOVERNOR WALKER, of Virglnla'
claims 10 have the support of sixty men,
bars of Congress for the Speakership; but
the Richmond Wing expresses a prefer
s,ce for SAMUEL J. RANDALL. The
il. Of the members as made up by Clerk
ADAMS stands l49 Democrats and l39
Republicans, which would seem to make
!, improbable that the latter will capture
REORGANIZATION.
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p,cxAgp's letter to HAYES, we are
"a n,ovokss amusement in New Or
,..rs 1t probably did not seem so
,.ino at the White House.
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affecting 2e9ister.
oold closed yesterday at 1864.

IT., ,c.other to-day w,H be partly
-, ,,,th north 10 east ,ctnds, and
, i,ing temperature.
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RaiI NIIiStOpped.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. April l0.-A seri-
ous difficulty has arisen IN the rail mill Of
the pringfeld Iron Company here, be
tween the heaters and roll hands aud the
company, in regard - wages The
yearly contract, under which the men
worked, expired sst week, and 80 iar
the company and men have not
agrasd on basis To-day the
men have been notified tnat their
services would be no longer required and
that they will be paid of Immediately.
Il is the intention OF the company 10
supply their places with non-union boys.
The disagreement will leave GIL the best
places open 70 Rew len. ln The mean
time 400 or 500 men will be thrown out
of work BY the stopping Of the works.
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pray,nr Against the Grassnoppers

CHICAGO, April l0.-The Inter OcedH'
ST. Paul special says Coy. PilIsoury
issued q proclamation to-day setiil :
spsr. Thursday. April 26, as sPecill
day for prayer throughout the state t"'
the annihilation 0; the graishopp
scourye this season.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-11
Base Ball.

MEMPHIS April l0.-St, Louis
Browns 5; Memphis Reds 4.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-11

$50 A WEEK e.ri:.l. sii: Gf ''%ss'' We give ss
steady work that vii bring you t2p
month at home, day or evening. IDven.
tors Union, 10 Grssnvieh b., Sev York.
oofI0o
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perity may hereafter be the portion Of
every citizen OF South Carolina.
[Signed1 ID. II. CHAMBERLAIN,
Governor of South Carolina.
The other State Omcers Gracefully
Retire,
COLUMBIA. April 10
To His Erce!teney, d. H. Chamberlain,
Gousrnor of South Carolina:
DEAR SIR:-Recurrlng to the views
severally expressed by US during the per-
sonal conference which we had the honor
to hold with you yesterday in regard 10
the political complications which have
grown out of the late canvass in
this State, we beg leave to apprise
you formally OF the conclusions
we have reached after mature delibera-
tion and the greatest reflection which we
have been able to bestow on the subject.
Whilst we are no less inspired with ad-
miration for the dignified and resolute
manner IN which you consistently main
tanned your claims to the gnbernstorial
chair by virtue of the election in Novem-
Der last, we are solemnly Impressed with
the validity of Your title TO the office.
We are unanimous in the belief
that TO pronounce contest in
the absence of that moral aid to
which We feel ourselves and our
party justly entitled at the hands
of the administration, and install
ed in larger measure through the same
agencies which are now held to be in
sufficient for our maintenance, will be to
incur the responsibility of keeping alive
partisan prejudlces, which are in the lest
degree detrimental to the best Interests
of the people of the State, and perhaps OF
perpetuating physical conflict that
could have but one result to our defence
less constitution. We cannot afford to
contribute, however indirectly, to such
catastrophe, eyen in defense OF what
We are agreed, therefore, in
counsellng you 10 discontinue the
struggle for the occupancy OF the Gov
ernor's chair, convinced rs we are that
in view of the disastrous odds TO which
its maintenance has been subjected by
the action of the National Admlnlstra-
ton, our retirement will involve no
surrender of principles nor its motive be
misunderstood by the great body OF that
political party to which in common with
ourselves, you are attached, aud whose
success in the past in this State has been
secured by your intelligence and unself-
ish services We have the honor to be,
very respectfully, yours,
ISigned1 ROBERT B. ELLIOTT.
Attorney General.
THos. T.. DUNN.
Comptroller General.
JOHN K. TALBoRT.
Supt Of Education
+. l.. CARDozA.
Treasurer.
JAMES KENNEDY.
AdjutaW and Inspector General.
Ii. 4. HAYNE.
Secretary Of State.
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which cempels me to pursue my present
course, are unquestionably honorable and
patriotic. I devoutly pray that events
may vipdicate the wisdom of his action,
and that peace, justice, freedom ard pros
perity may hereafter be the portion Of
every citizen OF South Carolina.
[Signed] ID. h. CHAMBERLAIN,
Governor of South Carolina.
The other State Omcers Gracefully
Retire.
COLUMBIA. April 10
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-13

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Nnp,. III mnkr the ~clerts"nr. \.
NH. kvSoirsd, That - believe Y
III he nur duty ~ teachers ~ organ
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county.
In support ~ tho nth resolution :
Teachers Association Was irnirnfnr
ily organized. nn,l M. temporary ~
ilr~r~ wer. elected ~ follows. frcsl
dent, r.. 4. Weld. Ni.s President
Ion u. Thurher; Snc'y. .. y. Noyt
TN melton. u ,uaeiinu Was appoint
I'll w. held nj I.im. Springs, Antnr
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correspond with rum. of ihr teacher
IN regard III tAeiviaes for the ilrs
meeting.
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| IN attend. I'm motion. tlc editors y
| tlir RESPECTIVE. newspapers ~ request
I'd "a r,lhIIah these resolutions.
AMOS BAnkEn, gam
NJ. ~. TrrTts 49,
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G. & NV
L. L N II q.

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lsnt hose tlfh.1 nsess, Artiy T.
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WurHgAr, Al tho Teachers Nor.
nal Institute. held IN Lyric Hall. md
closing on the 9Th NJ April 1877, II
WIS resolved that W. endeAvor ~ rc.
cure Il uniformity ri text books
throughout TIN county. and
WmEnEAs. W. were appointed ~ 4
committee "a prepare u list Tor rec.
ommcnhatipn, now, therefore, after
due consideration, W. recommend
Ill. adoption ~ tho following hooks
~. IN our opinion, they Afr tho most
practical. md agree most closely
with those used Nv our high schoola
l.obinrons Mathematics. Sanders
Union Readers and Spcllcra; Me-.
Naticy y ue0RrAphies. thew rriI:rl
Cutters Physiology, Hpencci'r ny~-
TEN " pcninanship: Barnes u. y
History. k.rl's Grammar.
j. &. krLLew,
n. MoNrsafp. Com.
HATTir lsiaus.
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cDnlMenss Werk On. ard eary Of lluins
And FirssiAs. Ons Of The lArgsst aud hest
illussrAtsd Publications, al Amt frss hy
mall Reader, VI you want permsMeni.
probable work, address, GAna1K HriNscx
4 Co., Portland, Maine, t1mS
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DIVORCES

Legally ani quietly obtained In every sts 10
and Territory. fr ineonpatiLiliiy and
rasidss. III years experience. Fee after
decree All letters confidential, Address
4. J. DEXTER, Atty. looms ~ y, t99
dearborn NJ. Chicago. III. rnqussiivn.
Ahis references given. correspondence with
the legal profession isviscd. 24yi
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Recent disclosures nLptf thc leRjs.
lainre IN NV York TIM placed IN.
treasury IT lseennsfeIul metropolis
NJ The mercy afthr 'lnmmnny thieves
shows ihnf ilvr republican n,rinirrs
received over e.an.iNND sor their vDtrs
In belinlf " III. Tweed charter And
we'll wARsf MI w. l,Asr In this world
nr hope TOR IN tho next. TINT Mat +.
Br,n,'r Of ChAntHl1tin county helped
divide iliat biibc money.
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You Ars hereby notified that on or be.
fUrs April 3. MT there will b. ON Me In
The sislee ~ the Clerk u thr Uistrict C0urt.
In md for thv County " Howard. State or
lows. = petition NJ th@ l'lnlntin above
named. claiming ~ yon certain decd ~.
SECUTED VI Vim, anI Mary lognevy. and
| recorded IHnunrj III, iHS7 IN lin Office 81
the recorder IT Howard county, Iowa. In
hook u ~ Deals on rsrr lHa % sail John
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md thr riD,id thereof removed finn IN
PMS lila ~ saisI lands anil tIai ihc sl,le
- said lands ~ quilted In pm sguin.t
sl,e adverse claims ~ Defendants. sbsi thu
unless you appear thereto anil defend b..
fors mon ~ tlu second day III TN next
Hfm " ihs snii Court appointed III ~
held NJ lhs uonst House IN s.Ii %. esm's'k
~ lhs nd day " April tt77 your dsfssit
Viii w eatsrsd snd ) judgment rendered
against ye,t thereon, In accordance with
thu prayer NJ sAid petition.
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