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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-12-20
nENEhAl GRAhT's nEsrnNsE

GENERAL GRANTS REHpoNsFr
! In response. General Grant said: Thank
you. Mr.. Mayor, and the good citizens of
i Philadelphia. 1t has always been Il home
| to me since | first became acquainted
with the citizens of Philadelphia. and
return to it with great pleasure.
AWAITING THE FORMATION OF THE LINE.
The address of welcome and General
Grants reply were delivered at the rear
end of the platform car, which has been
used by the General since he left Ogden.
Utah, considerably over month ago,
At the end of their remarks an anjourll-
/ melt took place into the interior of tho
Gar, WherG, until tie arrival of Col,
Snowden and his staff, the time vas
passed in an informal manner. General
Grant relating "reminiscences of his tray
els in China. Japan and elsewhere. 1t
was some time past 10 o'clock when word
was received that the line was ready to
march. and at the same moment that the
message vas deiive,sd the signal guns
were heard booming the intelligence that
the Generals escort, the First City
Troops. was waiting to receive him. A
barouche, drawn by four horses, was
driven up alongside the station and was
entered by General Grant and Mayor
Stockley. Following them in another
barouche came Col. Charles Thomson
Jones aid Governor IIoyt: in the next
were seated Messrs. Caven and smith,
Presidents Of City Councils, and after
them followed the members of Councils
in landaus. They were all driven rapidly
TO the point on North Broad street where
the line of procession was formed, and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-12-20

Grant and Mayor Stokley. was Joined by
the First { lily Troop 10 which ha,i been
asst med the honor q; being the General :
escort.
Genera! Grant reached the tnion
League about three O'Clock. and the
dense crowd gave him a right royal vel
come. The party had passed over the
route of nearly niue miles in about four
hours and a-half, and thus ended, with
the grandest demonstration he has ever
received, General Grants tour around the
world.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-12-20
A wELL-MANAGED PARADE.

The procession was well handled. con-
sidering its immensely, the varied char
acter Of the organizations participating
and the short time allowed for prepare
ton. Although it failed to move off at
the appointed time, it reached Independ-
ence Hall before the time anticipated by
experienced observers. but not moment
too soon Tor the crowds on sidewalks
and stands chilled by the wintry air,
tired alike of sitting, standing or walk
ing. and impatient to see the face Of Gen
eral Grant. Like all American gather
ings, however, the throng on the streets
was made up of good-natured people,
who being out for a holiday, bore with
each others crowding and jostling as 4
part of the DAYS festivities,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-15
SAERiFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE oP DECREE AND ORDER
Of Bale issned cut Of and under the seal Of the Hon
essnd Judsa, Dssiot Court in and for Ormsey County
and State Of Nevada the 4th day Oi January D. 1879
Judgment In faysV Of Robert Livingston and against
j. @. Dorsey ami Ege P Dorsey, defendants, for the
Of $3.50 praop OF debt, and the Of t48 80 In
thereon dass OF judgment. Al rate Of 81 cent
pr month until paid and toe OF SO "a counsel fee
hd cJ of suit ta<et at $40 So md accruing costs In
tA Of IS co. and all costs which may accrue by
Of SALE otc al in United States gold con and to me
reessa, oommandng 10 sell certain real property set
aod described sad order Of SALE and in pursuance
neereso have levied uPon and will expose - public sale
besweon the hours Of and to wit, at r. n,
TUESDAY, THE ESLa DAY OF JANUARY, A ID. 1872,
ordered toe fo!iown; described property: All that ceT-
t.ta piece psocsi q lad lying AMI being situated In
CSsRsa City. D--rsbF HIIdSy Nevada, bounded and do
sashed iOiioNs. Tlme at point on the north
ins Of Wasaugsoa said street s ntersected
tg the sectioa ie sections seventeen and eight
7 and l9l IL E1s shi Is north Range 20 east and
naming th Cay Ee lSrsn line Of said Wesbing
street ts paa. .pird aad seventy feet west
the intersection q " Sl AMI Minnesota streets
the north si a., - 1iinsSon street; thence north
Aundre aud Eeyc1ty f thence east to said section
LIN. thancs s1osA soIy aid section line hundred
sad soTcaty tsat - tho p Of beginning, together with
all sod stngr t; snts bereditaments and sPPur
teAaasss she4bo be,au n- In my wise sppertanins
g. 4. SWIFT,
Carsoa Civ Jaosss-r : 7e7s. Sheriff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10
HOIISE.

Mr.. Bcalc took hi, seat rs successor oi
the late Beverly Douglass.
The Senate caucus bill was referred.
A hill reported last evening from the
Committee on Coinage weights and
measures was laid on the table yeas.
l21; nays, lO4.
Mr.. Whitthornc asked leave To pre-
sent a report of the Naval Committee,
i'm rrgard To mattcrsinycstiga;cd by that
committee. Mr.. COnger objected. The
House then went into 4 Committee OF
the Whole, Mr.. Eden in chair, upon the
army appropriation bill.
Army Appropriation Bill.
The original proposition OF Mr.
Boone, for the transfer of the Indians
to the War Department, was then re-
iccted on a vote by tcllcrs-ycae -,
navs lOl.
The result was applaudcd by the Re
puhlicanS. the proposition having haF-
ING received only six or eight atllrma-
tive votes ON tina; side, and only about
a dozen negative votes on tn" Demo-
cratic side on the Democratic side.
The committee then rose and reported
the bill and amendments the House.
The amendment iorthc reorganization
OF the army was agreed to by a vote
of llG to 90. McsSr>. Cutler and Phelps
were the only Democrats voting in the
negative.
The next amendment was that Offered
bv Mr.. Hewitt, of New York, amend
ing section 2002 o.! the revised
statutes So a. to cxpuu-c the authority
10 have troops Mt the polls on e. lection
day to keep the peace. II was adopted
yeas. 10; nays. 9O;a strict party vote
with the exception ui Mr.. Eragdcn, who
voted i'm the affirmative withthc Demo-
Gratis.
Nir. CulberSou submitted an amend-
ucnt repeating the law which requires
that military headquarters IN time oi
peace shall he established at points
where the government owns buildings
and barracks. Adopted.
Adjourned,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10

Wur,E>rEE. Mass, February Sat-
urlay afternoon. a wrr,kiug tram IN
charge uj superintendent Nlttcr col
Gdc,l with an engine and empty paSSen-
grr train in charge oil General PaSNcn-
rgr Agent Manning, about three miles
from this city. on the Boston, Barre
and Tarinvr Railroad. The wrccklns
train was ont % clear the wreck OF a
ra.-ruger train, by which no one
WAS injured. and MUnn.us's train waS
ordered out 20 bring in the passengers.
Nl9nuiu. hul orders to repurtat "a station
hut kept onaud passed the station gong
towards the wreck and tine SUperlntend-
rnt's train. returning 70 order HIM Tor
ward ran him down 10y collision. The
platforms Of Muuniug'S train were torn
off and Nathan ID. stone, telegraph
operator employed 10y the company, 80
badly injured that he died to-day; Man
ming was also slightly injured. On
Writer'S train, Witter, F.. W. Vail ana
two others were badly bruised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10

sum OF money was raised by Democrats
in New York after the election for polit-
ical purposes, except when the National
Committee was in debt.
Hiscock directed attention to mo. IA, "
from New York, addressed to Smith
Weed, at Columbia and signed "Den-
mark" in which occurs the sentence:
TRY and make lone portion payable
after votes are cast and another por-
ton after final result"
Tilden said Pelton did notconsult him
in the mattar, and he did not know Pei
ton was in communication with Weed
and others in the South. Tilden closed
the examination by stating; These
kilograms never, with my knowledge,
came TO my house"
As Tilden was leaving the stand,
llunton remarked facetiously, "Well,
as returning boards were for sale, per-
haps it is fair to conclude that the sue
cessful party We're the purchasers. J"
Laughter.
Reed (quickly)-I object TO that re
mark OF the chairman, and ask that il be
withdrawn.
Chairman Is it not logical conclu-
sion from the premises?
But without waiting ior an answer he
withdrew the remark, and there was
more laugher.
Paris then took the stand, but the
only point OF interest developed was his
tclegrams; although addressed to Til
den, they were intended for the National
Committee. Tilden may have opened
them, but the purpose was that they
should at once DC submitted to the COM
mittcc.
Geo. ". Smith, private secretary 10
Governor Tildcn, the next witness. was
handed telegram No. 81, addressed by
Marble to the Governor of Oregon, re-
questing him to refrain from issuing II
certificate tp the rlectOr.
Q-Do YOU remember anything about
it? Al do not
o. suppose this is about the answer
you intend to give 10 all those other
kilograms? Al nave no recollection
OF any telegrans at all. Laughter
Q-Was Coy. Tillen in Albany be-
tween November 10Th and the 9TH of
December. Al cannot rccollect.
Q-Now be sure. Al have, rs |
have already stated, no recollection OF
any Of those tclcgrams.
Q-Do you remember kilograms
signed "Marquettc.' A-Ics ! do.
They were in cipher ! was out of
town while a number OF them were re-
ccivcd. They We're opened by one of
the directors.
Q-Did the directors intercept your
kilograms. A-My private ones were
not opened, but the cipher ones were.
IIiScock that is all. We are much
obliged to you for your information.
The committee went into executive
session and decided 10 examine no more
witnesses and left in the evening for
Washingtnn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10

CAPTAIN BOYTON.
His Arrival at Pittsburgh.

PITTsBUEGH, February .. Captain
Paul Boyton, who entered the Allegheny
river at Oil City, Thursday morning,
arrived here at $50 this afternoon, and
was enthusiastically greeted by nearly
10000 people, who lined both sides Of
the river from tine mouth Of the Ale
gheny TO the eastern city
limit. Boyton had expected 10
make the trip OF l32 miles with but one
stop, but the weather was so severe on
Thursday night that he had to stop at
Emlenton. Friday afternoon he stop
ped at Mahoning, and last night at Free
port. He made 43 miles on Thursday,
% on Friday, - yesterday, and p to-
day, and was in the water altogether
about forty-one hours. Ills face was
badly frosted, and when he arrived here
he was greatly exhausted. He regards
tins aS the most severe experience he
has yet had, but expects to be all right
in few davs, The weather was unia-
yorable, being bitterly cold, with occa-
sional snow storms, and there was con-
siderable floating ice in the stream.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10
PRODUCE.


NEw IoRk, February \ - Coitou--
quiet and steady at p"-lGr'? ll-lGr.
Flour quiet and unchanged; receipts
L. .OD barrels. Wheat Winter easier.
spring lirmrr. receipts $4,000 bushels;
rejected spring 16o' ,Sc;uusadrd spring
1pNIg1c: Nu. = du g2a ?ir: \u. - du
= OR0 %, ungradcd winter red west
crn g1rl" - Us: No. . do - Uin. uG;
No. do II 0Slc,l 0Si; No. ! d" II ONi
al o.; No. amber II ~ ungradri
white - OSt; No. , dp i nGih, ~, N".
| do. sales t. .OOO bushels N II U>t;rN-
ira do, sales ,2O0 bushels al = 10. Ky"
--Firmer; No. . western GoiGlc. Bar
ley-Quict and steady. Malt Dali ami
nominal. Cmn-Quirt; receipts l2a.OuD
bushels; ungradcd ga Ac; No. 3 ~
f42c: steamer $3.50 lIlc; No. > I. lr'
47tc; new do. 4j!c; yellow western L..
Oats-Modcratc trade; receipts 3N.OuO
bushels: No. | white &Iic. Nu. . S2'r.
western mixed 3O""lc; white wet
ern 32m 33ic. IIay-Dull and uuchaug-
ed IlopS-'luict and steady. Collie"
Steady and unchanged. sugar
Steady; fair to good refining GimG.r.
Molasses bull and unchanged. RE"
Quiet and steady. Petroleum quiet
United 96!c; crude S!ca9c; refined 9sr.
Tallow-Srcady at 6sr. Rosin Firm at
81 4Ocal 42!. Turprntinc quiet and
firm n, 3Oc Eggs -GnScttlcd; western
2im 2jc. P0rk-Stronger; mess 500
for old so 81 ior new. Beef Duil AMI
unchanged Cut Meats steady; long
clear middlcs sc; short clcarj.r lari
Strong: prime steam ~ SOnrG -. But
tcr--Nominally unchanged; western 'h'
3Oc. Cheese Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky Steady nj - o. leather
Steady; lIrmlurk sole, lurno, Ayrrs
and Rio Grandr light miiiling, mI
heavy weight I9n 2lc Wool Dull.
Domestic fleece 27m IUc;pullcd l.r5Ir.
unwashcl lum BE. Manufactured Cop
pcr-Quirt; new shcathng ~. inapl
Lake l5!c. Pig lrnn-firm: Scotch
So 500 - 20; American H. Ur,l, on.
Russia Shecting At so jp" lo 49,.
NailS-Cut - lO(a2 ~; rlinch - 2in'
) -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10
BUSINESS OTTLOOK.
MntcriaI Increase I'm TrAdc.

1T. LOUIS. Feb. :. -ThrJ,uys0. u t.a-
MIRO, of this city published to-day IN
-,ryiav. with about one hundred Lead
Inn. business men regarding the trade of
january this year, Is compared with the
sum, month last year \ large proper
r.nn of those consulted, iuclujiugrtpr'-
SrrtltsypS ut evlv branch 81 ,rutr, re-
p.r, a material increase "t business,
particularly the manufacturers. some oil
. num showed as much a. - per cent
luur, I'm amount OF sales. The business
uf ruhhcrS i'm som" lines is reported a.
les, than last wear, occasiuncd hy the
severity ot tho winter and bad roads.
N.un-tFuth- of those interviewed eN-
pressed q h-lirith business the present
year will De much better tHan Tor three
wears past.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10
To Conhumptiyes.

The advertiser, a retired physician,
having proyiirnrialIy discovered while
a Medical Missionary in Southern Asa,
very simpl, vegetable remedy Tor ihe
speedy and permanent eur" Of cD"Hrmp-
Goa. Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, aud
all throat andlung ailrctions---also pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay and Nervous
Complaints, iecIs il his duty to make it
known To his suffering fellows. Actu-
ated by this motive, he will checriully
send lircc oi charge to all who desire it,
the receipt Tor preparing and full direc-
tons for successfully using this provi-
dentiallv discovered remedy. Those
who wish to avail themselves oi the
benefits OF this discovery, without cost
can do so by return mail, by addressing
with stamp,
DE. CHARLES P. MARSHALL,
No. 80 Niagara ST., Buffalo, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10
Democratic Cacus.

WASHINGTON. February S.-Thc
Democrats Of Congress had an adjourn
rI caurnS this evening and agreed
To- report bill repeating the
test oath now required to be taken
bv Jurors. The bill be in the form
oi an amendment. ana attached to the
suudry civil appropriation bill. 1t was
also decided to repeal the clause oi the
revised statutes which provides Tor the
appointment OF Federal supervisors oi
elections.
Another caucus will be held on Mon
dlv. when the proposed amendments
will be perfected. Somcmcmhcrs of the
caucus say the Democrats Will insist ON
,hr amendments being incorporated m
the bill. even at the ri>k Of an extra NcN-
sion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-Thc House
Committee ON Invalid Pensions author
ilea rcuor, to the House. with favorable
rr,nmmcndl,ious.t the biIlrostoringaI IN
valid pensioners dropped from the rolls
nm account oi residence during
the rebellion. and providing Tor
their payment from the passage
nf the bin. The hi!l will enable
the Nlrxicau war pensioners resident IN
m, Sourb during the rebellion To- re
rriyp pensions as before the war,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10
RAILROAD BoNDs-Stronp and higher.

RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong and higher
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCKs-Thc market WAS strong and
buoyant to-day, especially lor invest
ment shares, among winch Rock Island
was the special feature This stock rose
under Il brisk purchase from l2Si 10
III at the close, the improvement be-
ing due 10 the large earnings al the
company and To small supply ui the
stock Oi the street ranuua ru,r 3 prT
cent to l2g, :. les at this price being ild
and l35 asked at the close. Chicago,
Burlington AMI QGincy rose / /, percent.
to llSGdllS There wcr' considerable
amounts oi New York Central taken at
ll6tmll1. In the general list price
rose iCdl per cent. a. ,hc opening, ,un-
scquently reacted, and "a the close be-
came strong again and partly recovered.
The rise in New Jersey Central va, due
Ia reports that th" >io,N Was lar.clN
OverSuld in the london market. The
principal activity MAS in Northwestern.
II. Paul, Lake Shrrr, lTic. prlawarr.
lackawanna AMI Western. aud Ohio
AMI Mississippi. THE Transactions az
gregatcd 10000 shares, of which lS.Onn
were Erie, 5000 Lake shore 5000
Northwestern common. l,.W0 pre-
icrrcd, lj,O00 II. Paul commun. .. i0l
preferred. l%.Unp Delaware. rckaw.u-
na and Western, 5.On New JERSEY
Central, 300 II. Jo-cph. l,.ooO ohio,
!. go Western Union, ".@1n Missouri
kauSas and Texas. and i.Igu Pacific
Mail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, February lO.-l a. N
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer caSt To- south winds, falling
barometer. partly cloudy weather,
For the Lower Lakes, falling oaro-
meter with q ,ligh rise in the tcmpera-
turr southeast winds, shifting to south
and west and partly cloudy weather
With Tubt snow in the norther.y por-
figug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10


Mr.. Window, from the Conference
Committee on the Indian Appropriation
Bill, submitted the report. Agreed 10,
and Till passed Total amount appro-
priated, Sl,7l3, 2OG; 80, ,ObS less than the
appropriation OF the current fiscal year.
Internal Revenue.
Mr. Bayurd. from the Committee ON
Finance reported back with amend
mcnts the House bill to amend laws re-
lating to Internal Revenue. Ordered
printed with amendments and placed
on the calendar.
Mr. Bayard, is view OF the importance
OF the interest affected by the bill, sug-
gcs,ci Thursday Tor its consideration.
Mr.. Morrill,, chairman OF the Com
mittCc on Finance, said that feeling that
the bill should be- in the hands ut its
friends, hc had declined to rcportit.
Improving the Mississippi.
Mr.. Bruce, from the Committee ON
LcycrS and Improvement OF the MiSSis-
-ippi River. reported, without amend
mcut. the House hill 10 previdc ior the
organization OF the Mississippi river im-
pruvumcnt Commission, and ion the
correction, permanent location and
deepening of the channel and improve
mcnt of the navigation ot the MlsslS-
sippi river, aud protection ui its aIluvlal
lands. Placed ON the calendar.
Mr.. Bruce gave notice that ne would
call the bill up early and speak in its
favor.
ME. Church at Charleston, w. Va.
Mr.. Hereford gave notice that on
Thursday next he would move 10 take
up the bill for the relief OF the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church South at Charles
ton, w. Va.
Volunteer Navy.
The Conference Committees rgpor,
on the hill to abolish thryo!untecr navy
was agreed to. The bill allows all OH
GERS mustered out one wears pay. II
affected one line officer AMI twcnty-siN
medical officers. Provision is made for
the admission OF medical officers To tic
medical corps ofthc navy after cNamina-
tiun.
Internal Revenue.
Mr.. Rollins submitted the following
amendment 10 House bill to amend the
laws rCluting t. internal revenue, re-
ported by Mr. Bayard: That in max
ing further collections OF internal rev.
enue, taxes on bank deposits, no saw
ings banks recognized as such by the
Laws OF its State, and having no capital
stock, shall on account OF mercantile or
business deposits heretofore received,
upOn which no interest has been ai-
lowed to parties making such deposits
lie denied; exemption allowed To saw
ingS banks having no capital stock, and
doing no other business than receiving
deposits to be loaned or invested lor the
sole benefit OF the parties making such
deposits without profit or cOmpcnsa-
ton to the banks, il such bank has paid
the lawful tax on the entire average
amount OF such business or mercantile
deposits, but nothing i'm this section
shall be construed to extend said eN-
emption to deposits hereafter made, Ol
in any way to effect the liability OF
such deposits to taxation y Ordered
printed.
Pay Of Soldiers of Mexican War.
The House bill providing for the pay,
mcnt to the officers and soldiers of the
Mexican war of three months extra
pay, provided for by the act OF July
10Th, lS4S, passed, after being amended
to provide that the act shall include the
officers and men oi the Army, Navy and
Marine service.
Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YoRK. February s. Dry Goods -
Cotton goods active. Prints in fairly
moderate request. Gnghams in active
request. Print cloths dull and NJ.
changed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 2 to 2! Per Cent.-GOy-
ernments lower-FIOur Quiet
Wheat Steady = Hogs
Steady and Firm.
FIN ANCE.

New YORK, February S.-MOyEY-
At 2G2! per cent Prime mercantile
paper 3aG5 per cent. Sterling ex-
change, bankers bills Ass; sight rN-
change on New York ISS!.
SGLvER-Bar silver here declined
during the day from 81 0SS TO 81 0si.
GovERNMESTs-Low
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10

BE careful when You apply for DR.. {.
McLane's Nermiiuge, TO see that boul
the Doctors name and those Of Fleming
Bros. are inscribed thereon in imitation
of writing. Without--everv bottle Is
worthless
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10
Milwaukes,

MILWAUKEE,, Fcbrr airy s.-FIour-
Quiet Whcat-Stcady; opened AT a
decline Of !c, AMI closed steady; No !
Milwaukee hard 97c; No. Milwaukee
gjc; No. > Milwaukee SIZE; seller Feb
ruary s7ic; seller March Ss!c; seller
April Sotc; 40. 3 10. 13ic; No. I
Gj}mGSc; rejected jGiG5Sr. Corn
Firm: No. = 3l!r. Oats steady; No. >
2Oic. Ryc-Firm and in good demand /;
No. ] i3c. Barley-Dull and lower;
So > spring and seller March 7lr;
seller April 72!c. Provisions Quiet
but firm. NIcjsS POrk-Quirt: new
tn Gn Lnrl-Prime steam g ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10
Died.

LOUISVILLE. February S.--PhiIiP Ar;
mold, of Diamond fame, died '"-ua! " VI
pneumonia. at EliZlbethtoWn. aSe" '''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-10
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February s.
SENATE
Indian Appropriation Bill.
Senator Walker.

The credentials OF james ID. Walker,
elected Senator from Arkansas, were
placed ON file.