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On Transportation Routes to the Sea.
board-Senator Beck.
10 Examine the several Branches OF the
Civil Service-Senator Vest.
To take into Consideration the State OF
the Law Concerning Electoral Votes for
President, &c.-Senator Morgan.
To Investigate the Treasury Department
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Davis, OF West Vir-
ginia.
On Census-Senator PendIeton.
On Epidemic Diseases-ScnatOr Harris.
On Mississippi River-Senator Lamar.
This replaces the Select Committee on
the LevceS OF the Mississippi River.
The committee to inquire into the alleged
frauds in the late elections, commonly
known heretofore as the Teller Committee,
is roorganized with Wallace as Chairman
and Bailey, Garland, Mcdonald and Ker-
nan as the other Democratic members.
The select committee on the subject OF
the removal OF the Northern Cheyennes
to the Indian territory, and to inquire into
all claims Of the United States citizens
against Nicaragua, are to be continued
with the same membership as now. Their
respective chairnGn being Kirkwood and
Hamlip.
The caucus left three chairmanships OF
standing committees to be filled by Repub.
lcans, viz: Those Of the committees on
Public Land Claims, on Revolutionary
Claims and on Engrossed Bills.
The Republican Senators will probably
hold q caucus tomorrow to agree on their
own assignments to the vacancies left to
them by the majority. These vacancies
correspond in number in every case but
one with the places heretofore allotted by
the Republicans for the Democrats. The
exception is in the COMMITTEES on Judi.
ciary, which will this session consist Of
nine Senators instead Of seven as hereto.
fore, and be com poGed OF five Democrats,
three Republicans AID Judge Davis, Of
Tllinoia
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The arrivals this week amounted 10 tI72
head, against l,Oi9 last week, and OIL head
the corresponding week Of last year, and the
sales during the week amounted TO 79O head,
against aSa last week, and 9lI head the cor
responding week Of last year, and were a. fol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-19

ROME, March lS.-The Pope sent five
thousandllivres to Szegedin for the relief Of
the sufferers.
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Judge RIVes' Charge 10 ihe Grand Jury

Judge RIVes' Charge 10 ihe Grand Jury.
LYScnBuRe, Va, March lS-The Uni
ted States Court for the Western District
Of Virginia commenced its session to-day
Judge Rives, in his charge to the Grand
Jury on the subject Of mixed jurors and
the indictment OF county Judges for fail
urO to provide them, said it was the duty
Of the jury to enforce a uniform obedi-
ence and exact universal respect for the
laws. II this shall be faithfully and fear
lessly done throughout the whole district
it will arrest future resorts to Federal
courts for denial in this respect OF the
equal protection OF laws" and leave the
State Conrts In the full and free exercise
of their appropriate Jurisdiction. But II
this be not done aud q plain duty is eyad.
ed under GrtlVlly devised and misplaced
scruplcs as to Law, you will be fomenting
further disorders and conflicts. lam at
loss to conceive any motive on the part Of
honorable and intelligent citizens to un-
dertake In any way to ohstrupt great or
ganic measures TO which your faith as a
people is plighted in the most solemn
manner, or TO thwart the mission OF the
gopprsl Government in all its depart
penls TO giyo the equal protection OF the
| laws 20 oil Its citizens, without distinction.
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Invested In Wall sr6eI stUeEl
makss fortunes every month.
Book sent free eiplaInlnE
BA4TER& co., BGnksTt,
II Wall IT., New Y0rk
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PIIrEsuHeH, March 1s,-pEIRoLEuM-Quiet
crude at 81 ok at PaSkeTS for ahIpmGnt
rehned 91zc Tor Philadelphia delivery.
On Cr9Y, March ls,-Market opened actiy,
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NEW YoRK, March lS.-Cotton-ouIet and
steady at Ol3.l6al0 l-16c. Flour-Very mod.
crate demand; supcrtine western and STAT
81 25aS Us; common tO good s. 7Oa3 90: good
TO choice s. o5a4 so; white wheat extra 81 55
% %; extra Ohio s. 7Oa5 90; st. Louis q Az
3 70; Minnesota patent SO 0OaS 90, Wheat
Quiet; rejected spring T9c; No. 5 spring 92lI
ass 4c ungraded winter red 81 coal is: No (
DO 81 l0al lQlEEii No. 2 do 81 l5Xal I6If: No !
lG ungradcd amber 81 l0al Is; No . amher
z l9al l2N; ungraded white ii i2al | isT:
No. 3 do 81 0Shal 0sIEi No. 2 do 81 lOj1aI &:
No l do, sales 5000 bushels at ST lS15ai "a ID
RyGe-Dull; western 6Oa6lhc Barley-Dnli
and unchanged. Malt-Dull and nominal.
Corn-Demand active; ungraded iSXu45c: !:
No. 8, 4SA943kc; steamer 4SXal4c; No. q
44lfa45c; I'D do 45Ifa45<c. oats-Dull: No.
Swhite 81 &c; No, 2 do S21Ec; western mixed
3la32ci white western S2aSSXc. Hsy-Eom.
iHHlly unchanged. Hops-QuiCt and tlncbSnr.
I'd. Cottee-Quiet and steady. BuearNon;st
Sn steady; fIr to good refining 8XaS'Ic
ste4dy: PeIroleum-QuiOt; refInedio. limited
SOasS1<c WhiskY-Easicr at 81 O01<Slo9H
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An Interview with stanley Matthew.
From tho DeLruIt iMich.l Eren pre.s lnemA

An Interview with stanley Matthew'S.
From the DstrUIt (Mich.l Free Pres (Dem.)
"Will President Hayes, in your opinion,
persist in vetoing political legislation on
the Legislative Appropriation bill?"
II think the President will veto any bill
that he can not conscientiously approve,
or which will interfere with the ballot box,
though the veto impede Government ap-
propriations."
"Doyou think the extra session of Con.
gress will be u long one?"
ut will last as long as the Democrats
choose to make it mother words, it will
last until the appropriations are passed. |
am inclined to think that the session will
be long one."
"What would be the result OF q dead
lock between Congress and the Execu-
tiveP"
The Democrats would be beaten"
quickly replied Mr.. Matthews, "by the
force OF an overpowing public opinion
and dlsorganization among themselves.
l do not believe the present course is
approved by the better element OF the
party"
Isthe Butler Chittenden plan OF getting
the legal tender case before the Supreme
Court feasible?"
81 do not consider it so."
"Would not the Supreme Court be dis.
posed to fight shy Of the question:"
ooh, do not think the Supreme Court
would fight shy Of any question brought
before it for trial"
There was rap ut the door, and the tall
form Of Senator Zachariah Chandler was
discovered there.
The Republican leaders shook hands
cordially, and the reporter, bidding both
good morning, left them alone in their
glory.
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CrSctENATI, March 1S-Cotton-pemand
active; prices advanced to 9Xc. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Nominallv
unchanged red and white 81 GOAL O5, Corn.
Dull at s5aSTG: Oats-Steady, with a fair
demand at 97aSoc. Rye-Scarce and firm Al
58c. baEley-Demand fair and market Arm
No. 2 faIl 81 COAL 0S. Pork-Demand active
st $lO q, the latter extra heavy. Lard
st9hs; steam " 90. Bulk Meats-Strong,
nominally s. 65 cash; sales at ~ G7T sSiIos
April; S. IS seller May; short r;bS heII c n,
81 % cash; sales s. 92Iz buyer March 81 SS
seller April S. 10 seller May: short clear heiS M
at s. 10. Bacon-Demand fair and nricS.
higher at 4Ma5 Ia5Nc. Butter-StsSdv md
unchanged. Linseed Qil-Demand fair and
market iIrn VI 6ae, Waisky-$l OF,
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The poetical editor of the steubenvillc
Herald says that he has discovered in the
candidate business that
When a man begins 70 loom
It doesn't take him long 10 boom.
There must be some mistake about this,
for General Robert Love had loomed up
as candidate for the Mayoralty prior to
his last missionary visit to this city sew
eral months ago, at which time he ex.
pressed great confidence in the ides OF
March. But sec now the result. Third
on the list, and such third as it is, too.
Where was the "boom" in Roberts case?
The poetry should be amended SO as to
read:
When a candidate begins TO loom
Look out for his almost certain coming doom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-19

INDIANAPOLIS, March lS.-A complaint
was filed in the Fountain Circuit Court, at
cOvington to-day, against the Wabash
Railroad Company, asking restraining Of
the order pending the litigation, for the
appointment OF receiver. This action is
taken to enforce the collection OF certain
claims which are secured BY consoltda
mortgages. IL a
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By TELEaRAPR.


NEW YoRk, March ls.-MoxEY-Active at
4a7 per cent, closing ut Z per cent, Prime
mercantile paper Ila5 per cent. Sterling Ell.
change, Bankers bills weak at 81 s01f; Sight
Exchange on New York 81 S0N,
Produce exports for the week 100000.
Closed quiet,
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IHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

Is prepared TO make careful and oompleta
5naiySes ana Of Iron Ores, LimestOnes, MinelSl
LABORATORY, Con. 24TH AND CHAPL1EE Sra,
1alS WHEELING. W. VA.
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The offerings which do not comprise oil of
the receipts, several carloads having been sold
have proved more than enough for the de.
maad, which has been rather slow, the butch.
ers buying very sparingly, only as they abso.
Lutte ly needed. The quality Is about the same
as last week. Quotations 4ISa52c, a few
prime selling at the latter price, Lambs s. OV
al so per head.
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FIRE RECORD,
WAREHOUSE BURNED,

MIxsEAPoLls, March IS. Tho ware.
house Of Wheat, Reynolds 4 Co., sash,
doors and blinds, was completely de.
stroyed by fire last night. Loss SlB,6O0,
Insurance ie,500.
P1RE AT RANGooS.
/ cAleTrTA, March IA FIRE Is raging in
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HLnrR NILS nuRNHn.

AunuRX, n. Y, March lS.-Burr &
Thorns' Touring mills burned tonight.
Loss $4,000. Insurance $4,000.
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The receipts have been very light this week
and trade slow, with prices shade lower; the
offerings, rs few Us they have been, being fully
equal to the demand, which mas seen lighl
alSo, butchers buying very Sparingly and Only
aS they need them. II Is thought the recelptl
will be all disposed OF In day or two Quo.
tations Ha5Xc; few SellingAt either extreme.
The receipts 70 Saturday were GA head, and
since then sos head.
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grade. selling best Prices slsaso each, as TO
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simon ana tho wIaow-An open C661ss:

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The:oliver.
Cameron case was continued to-day. Mrs,
Oliver testified that relying on the prom.
ise OF Mr.. Cameron to marry her, she per.
mitted him 10 have improper privileges
with her at his rooms In this city,
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Sal sAtESPs5 ;; e barrel, Ohio river, 81 20; Pitts,
barrel, % 50. '''' "'''''
sEEps-Iimothy seed, 81 40 per bushel; !;
clover, 4 00a4 25; Kentucky Blue Grass, per
bush, 6Oa76c; Orchard Grass 81 25al so.
TALLow-5Na6c for country.
TuRNlTs-Per buShel, CSC,
YlNEGAR--Per barrel, IS 60aa 90
MHEELING STOGIEs-Per 1000, $40 50all 50,
WHITE LlME-Per barrel, SOC.
Woolc!Quoted at SOC for choice washed,
and one.thiFd of for uawaShed. Market dull.
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baltimore Live stoek Mnrke,.

MAINLAND LIVE STOCK scALEs,
March II, 1870.
RECEIPTS FOR TIE WEEK.
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1.-The quotations given In our live stock reports ar,
Of theTeta!l market, except when otherwise StAledl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-02
BURGLAR SHOT.
shooting at Bulls Eye Lantern which
RObber Carried In his Breast
while Attempting to Enter
and Rob a Residence
In Chelsea.

For some time burglars have annoyed the
citizens residing in Chelsea. On Monday
night last, during the storm. some one en-
tered the residence of Mr.. T. G. Belts, cor
ner of Looney and Seventh streets, Chelsea,
and stole the key of the storeroom where the
valuables were kept. Mr.. r. +. Belts de-
that he would return the same night, had all
the lights in the house put out. and took a
seat on the floor of back hallway. In a
short time he observed light approaching
In darkness, some distance from the house.
The light disappeared suddenly. Soon he
saw dark object approaching, and in few
minutes he saw man coming through the
back yard. The man walked up the back
steps and stopped at the entrance Of the hall.
A fash of hight burst from the burglar q
breast, where he had small bull 's-eye lantern
concealed beneath his coat. The light was
turned In every direction, and it flashed d.
rectly upon Mr.. Belts, who sat In the dark
corner, some twenty feet away. As the light
shone on him Mr.. Belts raised his Smith &
Wesson pistol, navy size, and fired at the
light. The burglar cried oh" and fell
| backward Mr. Belts fred two other shots
as the man rolled eff the porch, staggered
out into the darkness and disappeared. After
every shot the burglar cried ''Ohi" He
dropped his hat and lantern, and in the lat
ter was found the pistol ball, it having shat
tered the glass bull s-eye and thereby saved
the life Of the robber. Mr.. Belts is confident
that his other two shots took effect, but W
to last night the robber had not been arrest
ed. He is no doubt wounded and secreted
somewhere by his friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-02
One Week i'm wall street.

October z, 1873, Western Union telegraph
stock sold at the New York stock exchange
for 96.1 per share; October IA, 1878, it sold
at 863 "a a fuctuation of 9.38 per cent. in
seven days; Il, 500 shares sold on margin
of l per cent. required an actua! capital of
$12, 500. The same stock delivered at 1854
gave profit of 93-8 per cent. on the stock
or 1897 so per 100 shares. On the whole
1880 the actual profit was $I17, 1S7 so or
9.3 times the casitaI used, in one week.
This is single case taken from the official
record of the stock exchange, and shows how
money Is made so rapidiyNin stocks. Few
people, however, have the necessary cash to
put up IN order to realize such immense
profits as these, but capital in any amount
from $40 TO $50, 900 can be used with equal
success by the new combination system of
operating in stocks which Messrs. Lawrence
& Co., bankers, New York, have established.
By this method of pooling thousands of or
ders In various sums and operating them as
one immense capital, shareholders realize
large profits which are divided pro rata
monthly. New circular contains two unerr
ing rules for success, and full information, so
that any one can operate proftably. Stocks
and bonds wanted. Government bonds sup
piled. Apply to Lawrence & Co., bankers,
81 Exchange place, New York city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-02

Hatchie river open again for the navigation
of steamboats,. The closing of this river to
navigation by permitting railroad corpora
tons to span its channel with bridges was
an outrage to the farmers and others living
near its fertile banks; but now, the present
legislature of our State having declared
it navigable stream, and having ordered
the railroad companies to remove the OBJ
structions in the shape of bridges which they
placed across it, the good people up here
seem elated and buoyant with the hope of
soon seeing Captain John Deering, or, per-
chance, Captain Wormeley, once more walk
ing the roof of Hatchie river steamer, as
in days of ''Auld Lang Syne," and taking
out to market the products of the hus-
bandman and returning laden with
supplies of sugar, coffee, etc. 1t is true
we have railroad facilities to get to market,
but the managers Of those roads. seeing they
had no river or steamboat competition, placed
the rates of freight over their lines at such
an exorbitant figure that the paying of them
virtually amounted to extortion. But with
Hatchie river open, the railroad managers
will have to lower their freIghts little, or
else they will get but precious little to do
from the country adjacent to Hatchie river.
gather these facts from talking to and with
the people up here. More anon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
EmersOn's HTiRstreIs.

Tomorrow night, at the Theater, the
above famous troupe of burnt-cork artists
will commence an engagement. OF the
troupe the Philadelphia Press says: 'Emer-
sons minstrels opened the season at the
Arch street theater last night to full house,
and more Jolly set of burnt-cork artists is
never seen. The songs were new, the jokes
fresh, and the sketches original and extreme
ly funny. Morton and Emerson, who manip-
uated the bones and banjo, were repeatedly
encored on their end songs during the first
part of the performance, and Garland s
Dream of Home melted those who love the
sentimental. Emerson is a good ballad
singer, who does not lose his wind and puff
and pant out an uniutelligible jargon IN
weak voice, as most of the song and dance
men do. His dancing has lost some OF the
viger and extravaganza dash OF former years,
but this Is more than compensated for by an
added grace and refinement. His limitations
and Rotations were unsurpassed, and he
was called out repeatedly, the audience
seeming never to tire of his droll perform
ances. Smith, Waldron, Morton and Martin
are wonderful quartette of gymnasts and
grotesque performers, who captured the au-
dience at their first appearance, and kept the
house in q roar Of merr1ment."
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.JeweIrv and diamonds.

Mr.. Z. A. Bessac, formerly of Mississippi,
has taken the well known jewelry house, No.
265 Main street, corner of West Court, here
tofore occupied by Lloyd & Fritz, watch
makers and jewellers. Mr.. Bessac is a thor
ough jeweler, and has replenished the stock
of goods in the house. He will receive week.
ly, during the season, supplies of the latest
styles of goods from the best markets. His
stock of rings, chains, bracelets, jewelry sets,
clocks, siverware of all patterns, wedding
presents, diamonds and watches is large and
varied, comprising everything known to the
trade. These goods will be sold at wonder
fully low prices, Mr.. Bessac being deter
mined to supply the Memphis market with
jewelry goods of the best quality and at prices
to suit the times. Citizens and strangers
visiting the city should call at Bessac's and
examine the elegant jewelry goods.
The Sale of the Davenport Homestead,
which fronts one hundred and fifty feet on
Nam street and the same on Mulberry
street, and one hundred and seventy-i Eve
feet on Linden street, has been postponed to
Thursday noon at Madison street corner.
May. the Shirt Tailor,
237 Main street.
Best shirts at lowest prices.
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intervene and issue an injunction in such
cases. and thereby protect the men who have
already paid their licenses in good faith to
the old city government for one year. 1t is
not lust or right TO compel a citizen to pay
twice for privilege license or for any other
privilege.
At Macon, this State, yesterday morning
about four o'clock, two-story frame building
belonging to Mr.. L. M. Edenton was struck
by lightning, set FIRE to and entirely de-
stroyed. But for the energetic efforts of the
citizens, both white and colored, the adjoin-
ing property would have also been destroyed.
A heavy rain-storm prevailed at the time.
making the work of saving tho property al
most superhuman. The property destroyed
was worth about one thousand dollars, and
our informant was unable to state whether
or not there was any insurance on 1t.
The poets are after Senator Simon Cam
eron, the aged lunatic, who attempted to be
"masher" at Washington, and failed.
"5imple Simon went back on Hymen
And said he wouldn't wed;
Ungrammatical Mary Quoth, Il will scare he
TIL he wished that he was dead;
will send for Riddle who in the middle
OF his intellect parts his head?
oh! kiss me thrice, 1t is so nice, q;
And softly rub my curlsp
He had hardly said it before she did 1t,
This boss Of aged girls;
He had made the call of her, this angel Oliver
The calls come after the 'whirls'"
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EVERLASTING SHIRT !"
% % 4 % ] %
MICELLEANEOUS.
Sale of Real Estate

No. 2772- Chancery Court of Shelby county-Allen
Hill ct al. VS.. Robert Henderson ct al.
by virtue of an tnterl0cutoTy decree for sale,
u tered In the above cause on the 21st day of
June, 1873 and renewed ETC., December 4, 1878,
and renewed March "a, 1879, WILL sell at public
auction to the highest bidder IN fnt of the Clerk
and Masters Office, Courthouse BUN ling, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Saturday, April go, -SS9,
within legal hours the following described property
situated in Shelby county, Tennessee, to-wit: Be-
ginning at a rock on MIR. Lacey's west line at the
southwest corner OF the 50acre tract purchased by
Mr.. Lacey from W. Hill; thence west IL chains 90
liz ks to rock on AveTys east line and southwest
corner of said 50-acre tract; thence south degree
east 81 chains so links to stake (Averys southeast
corner; thence west chains to stake with redoak
and two poplar pointers Charles Davis's east line
and c0fneTfng with Avery, being his southwest cor
ner; thence south degree east "a chains and 20
links to E. Farey'S northwest corner, on Charles
DaV1Ss east line; thence east Is chains so links to
Allen HIPS southwest corner on z. Farley's north
lire thence north degree west with said HIPS west
line 90 chains 40 links TO said HIPS northwest cor
nerJ thence east chains II links to a rock on A.
HIPS north line the southwest corner of the Lacey
tract; thence moth degree west % chains to the
beginning, containing 1873 acres.
Terms of Sale-One fourth cash; balance In six
and eighteen months; purchaser to give notes with
approved security, bealing interest from date lien
retained on the land to further secure purchase
money. Equity of redemption barred.
This April 2, 1879.
R. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
HumeS q Position. Solicitors commandments