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MT. UPniTiCES GnIn'.s Grant
~ a. ne HE a,audsd;BGp


Jon very couti isntly rha, @ n Grant
will be The Republican candidate for
Presidsut ~ the next election II
wa4 also stated day ar two siuce har
the Hon { & Wa-h5nru had recently
- I---sA---a-
i very -froug candidate
Il would seem from these expires
Sions # opiuiou thar he tide in public
continent has SET very -trnnyIy far
Grant Ia the We>r. We IRE inclined
to think it Republican National
Convention to nominate cnndid tie
we're TO be holden next week MA
jority If rhe delegates would prove
to be 10 favor OF Gen Grant
A the same time We think
Grant i not ~ strong a he was "A
month ago. aud that the discussion o.
HI. car. iaey i steadily weakening him.
Nevertheless, he may command ma
jnrity ct vote when the convention
takes place. aud he may De nominated;
bur We cannot believe the country will
curse itself with thiri term of his
administration
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Ess ALBsEr s aARKs il the
Democrats nOrinss for GoFsraor Of
rsoasssss. Hoo. Jqo. A. Garaaer
LEAD 10 shs ballots. until ell the Oaodi
dates we're throwa ossrboara, SOD Mr..
MARKS put forward - a per sas asm-
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BELLS The best assortment of
Farm aud School house Belle ever offered
in this market, are for sale at prices 10
snit the times, at y. P. HARNESS & cos
Hardware and Stove Store.
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Fifty thonSsnd dollars 10 the
lawyer aud q SOC {, ths widow" ia
the way Hsthsg divide estates IN
sEew5 YORK siOltyj ACCORDING 20 the
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CCHoFIELD'S PATENT vAPORIZING
- Inhaler. for cnre of Catarrh, Rron-
chitis, Horseness, Coughs. Colds Asthma
and all affections ofihe Thro u AMI Lungs,
tor sale at
mar22l FORTUNES DRUG STORE.
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Prescriptions.

Yon may feel perfectly secure in hav-
ing your Prescriptions carefully AMI ac-
curately filled Of Fresh Pure Drugs. ~
decl4 T. P. FORTUNE & cos
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Vote aA Won please.
Let Us Have Peace.

DUY YOUR DRUGS, MEDICINES.
ID Tobacco. Cigars, Stationery. SC.
cheap tor cnsh, NJ
mar22J FORTUNES DRUG STORE.
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CETV ITEMS.
WAGlNS FOB CATTLE.

Iron'w cine s. Simones will trade their
o'S' MAXI Of Wagons for Cattle. Here is
chance 'oget new wagon in ezehaE &c
for cattle. augl8
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p e--orSs7cs nth Tie fire bonoTsa 0'le
..-.s;r.ficn4l -Sgifi o. ,hs D''goe7at'e PoriR
20, foH that III onle Sonest cne sG'.f%- e,'",g
ef The psopis Of m Unit6t Sse.,' -
siir-r eo;r. pTPsr cur ~ eoHoer'.9
- ,o;, =. tie XII or ff- hoii.- - FROM al
co. Ell Derscs-r'ie PsctfoT~'.
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Take Notice.

A IL persons indebted TO the under
~ signed will please come forward
and settle Immediately, az I am compelled
to have money.
jan1S-tf c. a. HOLCOMBE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-11
MINOR TELEGKAMS.

RICHMOND, April lO.-The grand jury
having taken action againrt nearly all
the gam bling houses Of the city, the gamh
lers hurriedly lefttown.
wnKr BARRE, Pa, April l0.-Prep-
arations are making for the Centennial
commemoration Of the battle and masa'
cree Of Wyoming, July Sd 1878. Presi'
dent Hayes promises to assist.
NEW YORK, April 1O.-A Syracuse dis.
patch says Charles Pardel, age 10, and
reported wealthy banker, Of Skaneateles,
committed suicide.
New YORK, April 1O.-A Columbia
South Carolina dispatch says the execu-
tion Of Robert McLoery for the murder
Of Mayor James J. Gregg, OF Augusta,
Ga, has been stayed from the 18th to the
10Th inst, the third respite on legal
grounds within a month.
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The t,ampaign In Louisiana.

MONROE, April10.-The campaign was
opened In Ouachita by large meeting
called by the Chairman Of the Democratic
Executive Committee TO nominate acan.
didate for Mayor Of Monroe.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
the Nichols government, and depreca'
ting and denouncing any attempt Of an
independent or third party movement as
an offspring Of selfish ambition and 40
attempt to Rubyert the general good 10 the
individual agrandizsmeut oi;disapl slnted
politicians.
A motion to strike of the preamble en-.
dorsement Of all the departments oi the
State government was supported BY
speeches arraigning the Legislature for
failing to call u Con veptiou.
The motion only received Eve votes.
This is regarded NJ adefeat Of the fac
tion opposed to Nichols, which hoped to
control the meeting.
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YANKroN, D. T, April 10.-Deputy
Sheriff Edmunds returned to-day from
Grow Creek, Indian agency, where he was
sent to secure the replevin papers for the
release OF the property Of DR.. Living.
ston, ex Indian Agent, from the hands Of
the military. On his arrival at Crow
Creek he was arrested by order OF Gener.
al Hammond, placed in the guard house
and prevented from performing his duty.
II ms probable that Gen. Hammond and
Lieut.. Dougherty, the latter acting
agent at Grow Creek, will be arrested and
brought before the territorial court at
YanEton, where the matter will be ven.
tilated. twill be an interesting case, as
It will decide which Ia the ranking pow
er in this region, the civil or military
law. Lieut.. Dougherty bases his action
upon the position that the civil law Is
snbsesvient to the military law, and there
fore the officers Of the court have no
rights in the Indian country. A condition
OF affairs similar 10 that Of Grow Creek
exist at the Lower Bride and Cheyenne
river agencies, the civil agents there hav-
ing been elected and The agencies taken
possession ot by the military.
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highway to the North. She will also be
on the most direct route from the North
west to the South Atlantic seaboard at
Savannah, Charleston and Wilmington.
Her position will be very strong as the
pivotal point Of an x, at which a vast
amount OF trade and travel from the
North and South is bound to redistribute
itself. This ia why Louisville fought the
Southern road 80 bitterly in the Ken.
lucky Legislature. She knew that at
Chattanooga, Cincinnati would tap the
Southern system, and thus dry up great
amount OF trade and travel that formerly
passed through and stopped at Louisville.
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Houses to inquire into the propriety OF
limiting the Executive patronage by o
constitutional amendment; also into the
propriety Of adopting some method Of
keeping the accounts Of the Federal
Government.
By Mr.. Potter: A joint resolution pro.
posing Constitutional amendment as to
the sessions Of Congress. It provides
that after 1880 there shall be but one ses.
sion every two years, unless when Con.
gress shall be convened by the President.
The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole (Mr. Garfield in the chair
on the pension appropriations.
The bill appropriates S29, ,286, ,574, and
provides that after July l, 1878, pensions
shall be paid by the Treasurer Of the Uni.
ted States under direction Of the Secreta-
ries OF the Treasury and Of the Interior.
The items OF the appropriation are as
follows: For army invalids SIS. .l500 600,
for widows and minors Sl2,SS0,000, for
survivors OF the war Of 1872 81, 49,, 900,
for widows Of soldiers OF the war Of 1872
81, ,247, ,974, for fees OF examining surgeons
SS5O,000, for navy invalids $4,000, for
widows and minors 1884, 600, and for
carrying out the provisions Of the act
100000.
Mr.. Smith, Of Pennsylvania, explained
that by the bill abolishing the pension
agencies the government would save
100000 annually.
Mr.. Hanna stated that the Pension
Agent had to pay his clerks out Of bis
fees and he thought the bill ought TO be
entitled bill 10 rob the Pension Agent
Of bis pay.
Mr., Smith proceeded to argue in favor
Of the bill.
Mr.. Powers objected to that provision
OF the bill which abolIshes Pension Agen.
cies, and argued that IL would cost much
more to carry out that plan than 1t coats
now, and 1t would entail delay and ex-
pense on pensioners who ought TO be
paid.
Mr.. Bragg also opposed the bill ontwo
grounds, first that II would cause delay
In the payment OF pensions, and second
because the bill came not from the Com
mitlee on Pensions which Committee
antagonized the bill, but from the Com:
mittee on Appropriations which had
nothing 10 do with the devising means
for the payment OF pensions, but which
was monopolizlng TO itself the duties Of
the Naval Committee, Military Commit
tee, and in fact all other standing Com.
tees Of the House.
MIR. Hewitt, OF New York, denied the
soundness Of the objection to the bill that
It would cause delay in the payment Of
pensions, and said It was proposed to di.
vide the rolls into twelve equal parts and
to pay on those rolls every month instead
OF paying them all every quarter. Thia,
he said, would much facilitate the work.
Every pensioner would receive quar-
ter's pension at once, but the work Of
payment would go on continually.
After remarks by Mr.. Finley the COM
mittee rose without taking any action on
the bill and the House adjourned.
Thereupon the caucus of the Republic
can Senator's aud members was announced
10 Be held at s o'clock this evening In the
hall Of the House.
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Of Directors OF b. d o. Il.
R.-The Controversy with state
Of Maryland Settled Passed
Dividends Ordered 10 be Paid.

BALTIMORE, April 1O.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Directors Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad was held to-
day, John W. Garrett, President, presid-
ing. The Committee on Finance submit.
ted reports and resolutions that the
Board Of Directors recommend TO the
stockholders the acceptance OF the act
passed at the late session OF the Legisla-
ture, providing for the adjustment by
agreement Of all pending controversies
and litigation between the company and
the State. The report and resolutions
were unanimously adopted, and general
meeting OF the stockholders to vote on
the proposition Of acceptance was called
TO be held at the office Of the company
in this city on the 10th Of June next.
Owing 10 the litigation between the
State and the Company in regard to the
gross receipts for passenger tax, the Com.
pany passed Eve semi-annnal dividends
on The stock OF the Washington branch
OF the road, and resolution was adopt.
ed to-day that 40 soon as all the arrange.
ments required to be perfected 10 give
the act Of Assembly aforesaid full effect,
according to its tenor, there shall be de-
clared five semi.annual dividends OF 8
per cent on the stock. - asNaa
It was also resolved that dividend Of
4 per cent be declared on the capital
stock OF the main stem for the half year
ending the Slst Of March, payable IN the
stock Of the company on and after the
18th Of May, prox., at the office Of the
Treasurer al Camden Station, and the
transfer book to be closed on the 18th Of
April inst, and remain closed until the
18th OF May. This dividend will be pay.
able in common stock Of the company,
and this sum is added TO capital on
which no interest will be paid, but only
such dividends as may be declared from
the net earnings at the discretion OF the
the directors from time 10 time on the
capital stock; while the floating debt has
already been materially decreased. This
action wi II insure It's more rapid reduc.
tion.
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interesting Case.

.L,.,,sthSt old friend Wells, the
w, vain Nm. Terry between steubenViIle
''iviJjI, II. !, Ferry landing, has been con-
~, /. Brooke County Court the as
'.'.s,, ~ nlde upon his ferry BY the
s..,, A...uOr. lie returned the net
'..,.. ~. If i, al $1,000, and the Assessor,
..,,,Ii., to section SO, page 90, OF the
,s,,IIS1j, rated the property Tor pur'
=, 4 ,,,,,ion at $4,000, and put it
4. Ii. Ii, 4. that figure. Against this
x, NJ, Wells protested as excessive
slanisd the matter into court retain tain
=" ii, eoua.el E1-Goy, Jacob and F.
= 4 r,,e,,l,, E.q, Of this city. The case
", n, lo, a hearing this week at
T.Ib5ag before the County Court
D,t,, The argument in Court the inter-
,,iyl,t, came GU. that in the passage
,I,I,u oi 1875 the word "tcn" was not
/, A, Bill, but instead thereof there was
!, c,slId blank as to the amount at
,,tb. l.rry should be rated. When,
Ls.ru, The act came back from the en-
rll,.sIsk the word "ten" was inserted,
,Jis iii, shape ii waa signed by the
p,,iI.pl Of the Sena,e and Speaker of
A.HSus.
itlo,n,y General White, who was at
TLsSur, and employed in the case
,su vilh the Prosecuting Attorney oil
boil. county, held that under such cir
ssslScss there had been no enactment,
ulAu therefore the old law as itstood
h d. Code oi 1865 was still in force.
iAhLv provides in section GS, page 166,
Rls suiss shall be rated at ten times
biz lanud value, and tue Court held
riA8e Attorney General that this law
~ iill IN force, and that therefore the
ls.su.u; Of $4,000 agaiust Mr.. Wells
Asaa ,tlrd.
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German In the St. Louis Schools.

Sr..Lours, April 10.-The question as TO
whether the German Language shall con-
time 10 be taught IN the Public Schools
here, which has agitated the community
and has been the subject Of much discus
sion in the newspapers for some time
past was settled for the present at least
by the Board Of Public School Direc-
tors last night. They held very late
session and discussed and debated the
question from numerous standpoin,s, and
finally after taking two or three test
votes which were favorable TO the Ger
man, they, after midnight, adopted the
msjority the report Of the Committee
having the matter in charge which re.
ported 10 favor Of retaining the German,
Music, Drawing and the Kindergartens
by viva voce vote, thus putting the
matter at rest till the next election ot
School Directors.
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The Baltimore and ohio Rail-
toad Passes Its Dividend.

Il ,su, by the dispatches that the
IliuOr and Ohio road has felt itsell
asFll.d to iOregO its usual semi.annual
al dividend, and instead thereof
lu ulautda 4 per cent scrip dividend
Alii, certificate showing the holder to
AHitld a. some future time to 4 per
at 10 cash. ThiS outcome Of the six
szihf business was not unlocked for,
sGnbsn shown by tho declining ten
asgOiA Ae stock Tor some time past.
lNas Su a suspicion abroad that the
nd tid not really earn its last 8 per
sstI'ideOj, paid last fall, and that in
ialiato the road i, should have not been
ra. The declaring Of it really hurt the
I'D, S.eiuse it was suspected Of having
sa daae for ttTsct, aud therefore illegiti.
aI4
hsstip certificates which the road
h'nsE Issued will Of course bear inter-
iaHiIl no doubt be salable at a dis-
taSatlu The BIltimore market. SO tha,
GSdHOIIhe stock will be able to con-
Mt hen inIO money in case their neces'
ids 70 demand.
IS'iaaediate effect Of the omission Of
" tdd.nd on the price Of the stock
Ist1ttiy wa to knock it down two per
oai I'd Sepre'ume that for some time
sss'ii viii exercise a depressing in.
sa.'s. 10 view, however, OF the great
lM %A' shares from $50 to so, il seems
sll IAs'e could not be much Of Il
HrTa LOT further decline, or in
o'S'' Sord', IS II The effect Of what has
aPF'sd 10 The road, in the way Of cur
.asa y receipts, had been discounted
! la., hO'srer, may not be the case
'eaAd'aes in the Baltimore & Ohio tc
siLA'ti'd financial pressure was once Of
s !. most implicit character. A grea,
! s@ 'llt' stock Is held in small amounts
= slI'iuoter the same as is mortgag,
s'dt lAd once this stock begins to com,
@l'i Investors hands, as was the cas-,
1''. ,aa s' Cleveland X Pittsburgh stock
'.a' W. ln' ago, i, may siuk 10 yet lOwe'
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WoMxss FoRnes MISSIONARY sociE
TY.-The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society ofthe U. p. Church, in session il
this city on Tuesday, elected the follow
ing officers: President, Mrs. Balph, o
St. Clairsyille; Vice President, Mis-
Meholin, Of Warnock; Corresponding
Secretary, Miss McFadden, OF Cadiz. Ohio
Recording Secretary, Mira. s. H. KasIey
OF Wheeling; Treasurer, Mrs. Alex. Du-
Bois, Of Bellaire, Ohio. The Society ad-
iourned to meet atSt. Clairsville, Ohio
at the call Of the President.
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THE FOUR PER CENT SUBSCRIPTION.
Subscriptions to the four per cent loan
to- day were $2GB.500.
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ARnd renture In a naA Case.

CAMDEN, N. j., April l0.-George W.
Ellis this morning made affidavit before
the Master In Chaneery that, while serv.
ing out sentence OF sixty days in jail
here, he was employed by the keeper In
taking meals 10 some OF the prisoners,
and that Hunter, who is charged with
the murder OF John N. Armstrong, ap'
preached him and offered him $500 to
put stsychnlne in Graham's food, who
recently confessed that he was employed
by Hunter to murder Armstrong, and
who is now in Jail awaiting trial.
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The Railroad strike ia tho west.

TOPEKA, April 10.-Nothing Of impor.
lance in regard 10 the strike has occurred
here to-day. Nothing has happened at
the depot beyond the usual order Of
thipgs. The freight and passenger trains
arrived on time, and the strike is prac-
tically over. As far as can be learned
no demonstration has been made to. day,
and the LeayenWorth and Independence
companies will return during the night
y The D. s. District Court met here yes.
terday, The docket Is not unusually
large. Judge Foster delivered special
charge to the jury on the stopping Of mail
trains,
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Gable and specie.

PanADElpatA, April 10. Cornell
Jewett has started for Washington 10
perfect the proposed American ocean
cable organization to secure independent
cables 10 the interest OF the government
and people. He also proposes the con:
servslive party TO support the policy Of
President Hayes and the resumption Of
specie payments upon basis OF the gold
and silver dollar.
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The executive session to-day was large.
ly devoted to discussion OF the case OF
Jno. W. Hoyte, Of Wisconsin, nominated
to displace Jno. N. Thayer, Of Nebraska,
as Governor Of Wyoming. Prof. Hoyrs
nomination was reported adversely from
the Committee on Territories, but the
Senate by email majority confirmed
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TorGKA, Awil 10.-The strike on the
Santa Fe road has ended, and resulted in
no gain 10 the strikers. They have not
only gained nothing, but Lost positions
which they might have held. Governor
Anthony discharged and paid of the
militia called here, quiet having been re.
stored and trains running as usual.
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BosroN, April lO.-It is believed that
the forgeries Of Joseph W. Bugbee are
more extensive than ut first reported
Notes are continually coming TO protest
and there seems 10 be an impression thai
nearly all Of the S2290O0 In notes helt
by Boston banks are in some way com
promised,
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River 0 feet 8 inches and falling
Weather warm and showery.
The mountain steamer Gen. G. H
Rucker passed down at s a. NJ.
The Rsgon departed for Parkersburg
at 102 Am.
s1The local packets, with very light trips
arrived and departed as usual.
The Granite State, from Cincinnati
passed up at noon.
The Emma Graham, from Pittiburgh,
passed down last night.
The 0'Neal leaves for Pittsburgh a. z
o'clock this morning.
The Courier is to'day's packet for Par
kersburg at 10l o'clock.
The steamer Heatherington Is en- route
TO Wheeling from Louisyille, with four
barges Of cinder, five empty barges and n
barge Of slaves.
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April 10.-River 8 feet 10
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and mild.
New ORLEANS, April 10.-Weather
clear and warm. Arrived-Katie Green.
vile and Oakland and tow, Pittsburgh;
Chateau, Memphis; Duriee, Red river
Departed-Centennial and My Choice and
tow, ST. Louis; John II. Hanna, 0uachita
and Durfee, Red river.
CAIRO, April 1O.-River 20 feet 10 in.
ches and rising. Weather clear. Arrived
-Bigley, St. Louis; Chas. Morgan, Gin
cinnati.
ClSorSsArr, April 1o.-Riyer IS feet 8
inches and swelling. Weather fair and
pleasant. Arriyed-Katies stockdale and
L. Fl. Durfee, Pittsburgh. Departed
Duriee, Missouri river.
EVANSVILLE, April 10.-Weather clear.
River IS feet inches and rising. Down
Il. s. Keeter and dredge boat, Morning
Star. Up-Silver Thorne. and Maggie
Smith, Idlewild, Mary Miller, Cons Mil
Ter. Bunness moderate.
NASHVILLE, April 10.-River falling,
with 5 feet on the shoals. Arrived
Eddyville, Cairo; Hillman, Cairo.
Sr. LOUIS, April l0.-Arrived-Big.
ley, Cairo; Lake Superior, Keokuk. De.
parted-Scudder, New Orleans; Yellow
stone and Peck, mountains. River has
fallen 2 inches, and is now IA feet @
inches above low water mark. Weather
clear and cool.
MEMPHIS, April 1o.-weather clear
and pleasant. River rose 0 inches. Ar.
rived-Florence Meyer, Arkansas river;
Hard Cash, White river; Belle, Shreve-
port, Commonwealth and Golden City,
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Isusiness Ennnrrass ments.

LONDON, oxr, April lO.-The discrep'
ancy Of $500 in the books Of the Huron
and Erie Loan and. Savings Society
Manager Gibson has made good by as
signing his property. lie has been sus-
CrscissArI, April lO.-wm. N. Lsa,h.
ers, dry goods, Coylngtop, Ky, assigned
to day. Liabilities, $4,000; assets,
So. 900.
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The Irish aud General shields.

SrRISGFIELD, MASS, April l0.-Rep.
resentatiye Irishmen last night adopted
resolutions eulogizing General Shields,
the soldier and statesman, and thanking
General Butler for the manly and elo.
quent effort Ia behalf Of an old hero, who
should have needed no stronger pass.
port to office than the wounds he bore
upon his body.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.


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