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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-26
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.
Situate on the Letart Road
near the town of Leon, Ma
SON County, w. Va.

D9 virtue OF authority vested in me,
ID the undersigned Trustee, by deed Of
trust executed on the 9th day Of March.
1878, by. Mrs. NJ. L. Ely and S. Il. Ely her
husband, to mc, W. II. Tomlinson trustee.
to secure to John NJ. Brown the payment
OF four bonds executed same day, the tay
and year aforesaid, by the same NJ. l.. Ely,
for the purchase money Of said real estate
and payable as follows: One for three hun
dred and sixty.four dollars and fifty cents,
with interest from date, payable on the 0th
day OF November, 1879; one for one hun
dred and twenty-one dollars and fifty cents,
with interest from date, payable on the 9th
day of November, 1880; one Tor one hun
dred and twenty-one dollars and fifty cents
with interest from date, and payable the
9th day OF November, 1881; and the other
for the same amount as last one, with i'll
terest, payable OH the 9th day Of Novem-
Der, 1882. Also to better secure said john
NJ. Brown in the payment Of these notes,
assigned to said John NJ. Brown by tho
said $. Il. Ely and NJ. L. Ely, executed by
j. NJ. Burdett and d. a. Burdett to VIM.
Moore, ond by him assigned TO said s. +.
Ely and NJ, L. Ely, which notes are more
fully described in Trust Decd Book No. 3,
page liz, in said County; and default hav-
ing been made in the payment OF said
notes that are due, and the undersigned
trustee being required to sell said real cs-
tate, by the owner Of said notes, shall OH
the Goth day Of Uecember, 1879,
sell at public auction, ut the front door OF
the Court House OF said County, to tho
highest bidder the real estate conveyed
by said deed OF trust, containing 30 acres
more or less, and more fully described in
deed from said John NJ. Brown and wiieto
said u. J.. Ely.
TERMS OF SALE
CASH rs to the notes due and costs OF sale
and credit as to the deferred payments,
taking bonds from thepurchascr with coed
security, hearing interest from the date Of
sale, payable AZ thenote nsaid trust decd
fall due, and for the amount OF each OF
said notes and interest.
W. H. ToNiLINSoN,
nov, la-iT. Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-26

An Ohio paper claims that the
largest.sized jackass ever seen in this
country, is owned in the town where
it is published. That editor must
be ignorant of the existence Of Glib.
bons, Of the Monitor. vi
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-26

The authorities of our common
country are becoming alarmed at the
great tide Of pauper immigration to
us, which our commissioners say is
constantly increasing. The ques.
ton is, what can be done to stop it2
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-26

Gen. Walker, the superintendent
of the census, has 81; revised the dis.
tribution of the $50 supervisors that
equal consideration is given to all
sections. By this arrangement West
Virginia will have 2 supervisors,
Ohio 8, Now York II, &c.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Point Pleasant, West Virginia,

80, '-'"''h'3 w S9b WIG +
November 9Th, 1879.
James b. Menagcr, Administrator OF the
estate OF Geo. w. Slack, deceased.
William Slack. Isaac L. Slack, Jerry Slack,
James milford and Annie Milford, his
wife, James Jordan and Mary Jordan,
his wife, Isaac Fadely and Elizabeth
Fade!y, his wife, Geo. L. Milford, Fan.
ME Milford, E. Blaine and Nancy j.
Blaine, his wife, B. d. Pearson, l., f.
Campbell, William Hayward, Adam
ucrig, Geo. w. Setszer, G. Sehon and
John McCulloch, Jr, partners, &C., do.
ing business under the firm name Of
Sctszer, Schon & McCulloch.
In Chancery.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-26

The national republican central
committee has the requisite number
Of tails but no head, since the death
of Mr.. Chandler. The question is,
whose head is big enough to wear
the hat2
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-26

The new postal card issued No.
vember LIST, can be sent to all parts
of Europe, Brazil, China and Japan.
"Universal Postal Union," is written
on the back in English and French,
also, Omitted States of America"
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Tie Present Radical Idea.
Lemars Sentinel (Rep).

LellluTs oeHlilGl \AepI.
The Confederate States of America,
in the month of April, 1865, lay at
the feet Of the Nations victorious
lcgions, conquered territory. All
the rights, privileges, immunities,
franchises sovereignties, charters
and constitutions, the one-time States
may have had severally or collective
ly, became vested in the conQuerer-
the Nation! So absolutely perfect
was the National victory that the
Nation might have given back vir-
ginia to England, which in turn
might have restored it to its original
dignity.a convict colony; Florida
might have been re-sold to Spain at
u slight advance on the original cost,
and Louisiana knocked down TO the
highest bidder for a slight considera.
ton. Mexico might have been in.
duced to take back Texas; or the
whole territory might have been par
colled among the victorious soldiers,
as William the Conquerer divided
England among the Norman knights.
The power of the Nation to do all
this and more was established by
force of armsl It's right to do so is
recognized by the laws Of the nations.
The perfectness of that victory is
indisputable.
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Tho terrible floods in Spain have
caused a great deal of suffering. The
damage is almost incalculable.-
There have been at least three thous.
and deaths and about fifty thousand
made destitute, with a monetary loss
of more than ten millions of dollars.
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WxGGENER DISTRICT.


Luther Chamberlain, lot No. 80. 9Th ST.,
cor. Brown, Mason City. sold to Eugene
Chamberlain
Abraham Knapp, lot No, %, Brown ST,
cor. Sd, Mason City. Sold to Thos. Hutch;
enso1.
Lowell & Payne and y. Guyar, lot 1 Of
Pomeroy ST., adjoining D, Perry, Mason
City. Sold TO G. Witzgall.:
ARBGcK1sE DIsTRicT,
Barbara Mauck, 95acres 5 mile Sold
TO. w. II. SSislier.
HANNAH DISTRICT !
Nancy j. Dnncan, $50 Acres. Sold to
/ G. w. Putin and d. w . Mnupin.s
Anon Davis heirs, no acres, iyafi -
| Sold to Mrs. Mary A. Davis,
James Gibson heirs. so acres, Guyan
sax u y eiierson n utter. Z
Saniiel' 4 iller,, ,i9S aeres Guyun.
Sold Names X Coueh, J \, ].
g. aE <
james Cfishofn heirs oi,i54 $40 acres
IieinIle Creek. Soldto E. Baker.
ETH. Ferguson, lots'0, 10, II. Sold to
Jerry aHger.
Z. II. Ferguson, lot No. Il, Leon. Sold
to Jerry Yauger.
Susan r. Hill, lots 3 and !, Blocks, LIE.
on. Sold to Jerry Yauger.
o. &. LOOMS, IS acres, Little Mill Greek
Sold to D. W. Maupin.
Jackson McDadc, 1 acres 10 milo creek.
Sold to Geo. Rowley.
Jackson MeDade, so acres, 10 mile creek
Sold to Geo Rowley.
N. p. Sherman, otlG, Block Z, Leon
Sold to Jerry Iauger.
Elmoro Sherman, lot 8, Leon. Sold tc
Jerry Yauger.
Curtis Sherman, lot 40, Leon. Sold tic
Jerry Yaugcr.
UNION DISTRICT.
W. B: Hayes, 100 acres, Mud Lick. SOLD
to D. W. Maupin.
W. A. Parsons, w. W, Parker and F
W. Sisson, 35l} acres, Mud Lick Hills
Sold to D. W. Maupin and Geo. W. Pull
| in.
The original owner OF the above tract o,
tracts OF land sold on the 18th day Of No
vember, 1879, will be entitled to redeem
the same within one year from date of sale
by paying to the purchaser, his heirs OF
assigns, the amount specified in Sec. 10 O.
chap. IA OF the Acts OF the Legislature O
West Virginia Of 1872 and 1873, and such
additional taxes thereon as may have been
paid by the purchaser, with interest on
such purchase money and taxes at the
rate OF II per cent. per annum from the
time the same may have been so paid, be-
You'd which time the right to redeem will
cease. The above is correct.
c. sEH0N, Sheriff Mason County.
nov. 26-Sw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-26

The Republicans in Maine are
afraid their frauds at the recent cleo.
ton will be exposed, and some Of
the men counted out of the Legisla.
ture, thus remanding them to mi.
nority. Come to think of it they
don't like Returning Boards.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-26

One span of the large iron bridge
over the Missouri riverat St. Charles,
Mo-, gave way, one day last week,
while freight train was passing ov.
or it, and precipitated most of the
train into the Missouri river so feet
below, killing four men and more
than 500 head of stock. So iron
bridges are not the safest things in
the world.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-26
Valuable BOOK.

I WISH to inform the people that am
i the Sole Agent, in Mason County, for
the sale OF the new edition of "pr, Chases'
Receipt Book" This is valuable work,
and is one that ought to be in every fami,
ly,is full OF receipts for tho. sick-room.
the nursery, The kitchen and the farm. L
am now visiting the different psrts OF tho
county, either IN person, or by Agent, and
will DO pleased TO sell every family copy
of the work.
G. McWILLIANis.
New Haven, West Va, Nov. a-2ma
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Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors OF William Lockhart, ST.,
deceased;
n pursuance OF decree OF the County
/ Court OF the County OF Mason, made il,
cause therein pending TO subject the real
estate OF the said William Loekhart, ST.,
to the payment of his debts, you are re.
quired to present your claims, against the
said William Lockhart, Sr., for adjudica-
ton, to John i. Timms, Commissioner, at
his Office in the said county, on or before
the 30tll day OF December, 1879.
Witness, j. p. r. B. SMITH, Clerk OF
said Court, this 2Glh day OF November
1879. j. p. r. b. SMITH, Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-26

1t has been officially announced
that Utah and Dakota territories
will, this winter, ask for admission
into the Union as States; they hav.
ing the requisite number of inhabi.
tants to entitle them to this high
distinction.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-26
8th DAY of Deco1nber, ls7a.
8 90-l00 acres,
plainAntls I,ill.
TERMS OF SALE.

Said sale will be for cash as to fifty pcs
cent. OF the purchase money, and as 10 Me-
residue, on q credit OF six and twelve
months. Bond with good security, will ia
required for the deferred instruments, and
the title will be retained ms n farther secu,,
rity.
JOHN W. ENGLISH,
nov. 5--iw. Special Commissioner.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that have dis
~ posed in full OF my Stock OF Merchan
disc, on Court Street, to Messrs. MARTIN
UHRlG and CHARLES I. ST0CKHOFF
who will continue the business at the oil
stand. These gentlemen are reliable ant
upright business men, and cordially com
mend them to all my old friends and pat
rons and the public generally.
Those having claims against me are re
qpested to present them at once for settle
ment, and oil persons indebted to me vii
please call and settle, as wish to close VI
my business. ADAM UHRIG,
nov. l2-3w. Gallipolis, Ohio.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-26

The Southern move in the inter
ests of Grant, is to make him Presi-
dent for life, and his son Fred, after
him. This is the new move that
the Republicans pirate SO much about,
and which they say is to sweep the
country. The tendency of the Re-
publican party is toward monarchy.
DO you want it? then continue to
vote the Republican ticket, and call
all Democrats, rebels, and you'll get
it soon enough.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-26

Three gentlemen have been semitic
this country by the English govern,
ment, two Of them members of tho
British parliament, to investigate
the producing resources of the United
States, They spent last week in the
famous blue grass region of Kentucky.
They say the horses and cattle there
are superior to those in England
This week they are in Ohio. This
is business on national principles.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing
l between John Cooley and John God
ley, jr., under the firm name of John God
ley < Son, was dissolved by mutual con
sent October goth, 1879. Parties owingthe
late firm are requested to make immediate
settlement, and all claims against the firn
Will be settled i'll the firm name.
JOHN COOLEY,
JOHN COOLEY, JR.
As will be seen by the above, the firm Of
Cooley 4 Son has been dissolved; and now
the business will be carried on under the
firm name Of Risk 4 Cooley.
J. V. RISK,
oct. 29-iw. JOHN COOLEY, JR.
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gro. W. 41PRz4T, zdi.or.
Gen. Grant is to visit Cincinnati
December lith and 18th.

The howlings of the stalwart or.
gans, over matters in Maine, are pit
eous.
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So II As N CHE!

4 = - : = = ~ a y S'tI7+
sToFN,B DOWNING, General Insurance
u Agent, Notary Public and dealer ii, Ri
amos and Esteys0 Organs, is confident OF be-
ing able to suit both rich and poor at prices
and terms never before offered ut MhldlS'
pert; Also agent 15fs iEbaiiI b.
Call andsee torsonrself. slscpt, i7-fy. I
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ARBtCKLE pIsTRiCT,.

Barbara MaucIs, 95 acrss, 5 mile. Sold
10. w II. STlslier.
HANNAN INSTRUCT
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! Lowell & Payne and y. Guyar, lot OF
Pomeroy ST., adjoining D, Perry, Mason
City. Sold 10 G. Witzgall..
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G. McWILLIAMs

New Haven, West Va, Nov. 5-2ma
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Luther Chamberlain lot No. sa. 9TH ST.,
cor Brown, Mason City. Sold to Eugene
ishafnl,arlai,il e. t.
, 1879-05-01
NOTES AND NEWS.
POLK's j.lTri.K 1nUu0E.

snttfol I3t,notth IN ~. T,th,nx.
w.er,vnrov n n a,,t, o-Tr,o o,+ono,
'N.io"' p', -. ~ ", ~, 11''".," ps
o. e1'DoorkeepeF fosK 10 lnale. Ma'oF ha3''so"
Will be unayatll1E The Grand jury il UNDER
stool to take the vew TINT Polk is acttatcd bY
snfto only. md Tint th,,rc I. mt enough IN thc
49,. ~ 49, ta,,,,,.n'a. ,1am,.mn, .,o a,o.I-
ease !"t III H'u"'nen'' t,a1o"a,' 4! '',s t,st"'
nt'd dutigc Jat1rs, member o1 Lie o'd COM
mittcc, hare bce.l summoned to appear before
,,,xr r,,r ,onv uo,,rn.ovv,
, 1879-05-01
TIE SITUATION.

6ptftat Dttpdtch 10 3M 1HouaA
WARRINGTON. d. e., April 30.-1he Demo.
Gratis are greatly alusHed At the situation. The
Washington l'oat, the nlost sta!Vart Of Dt6lo-
cratic organs, counzels moderation, and says.
we have confidence that there IL WAY out Of
the prescut emergency which shall additionally
rebound to the credit Of tho party Of tue uco.
ple, and to the confusion Of its snelnics; and la
tlIe meantime let u hare no unwtse speeches Of
loose tslk In Iact no speech or talk Of any kind.
The next twelve hours Gun b most proat&bly
surrendered 70 rejection"
The New York Horld has frightened The De-
mocracy BY declaring: "uuder no temptations,
under no psovoeation, let Congress now ad-
10urn
WITHOUT MAKiN0 ALL TAk APPROPRIATIONS
necessary to carry OIL the Government. Repro
sent'ng the majority Of tho American people,
Congress must SEQ to 1t that tic wheels Of the
public Naturalization are kept smoothly and
steadily IN notion"
Coming from the heated discussions Of their
caucus, thu Democratic Senators joined thelt
Republican assoc!aseA In legtslstion. They first
, 1879-05-01

passed bill making appropriations for the
,,rc.snt A,+r, ss,.,nn t,t t,v, ,f.t,nrt fr,nands
1or additional mileage werc voted d0~n bY tI'e
naipnty. The ttlt IN nrayent the Introduction
,r r,,,.rt,,. ,,,...,. 49,, ~. rr,ft.d st..cs
was taken up. Tile Southern Seli1tnrs Wanteu
to pass 1t, although It ignores States. rights,
,,t \. -. ., - u.. .1.,.itr
49,, r.n,1,,,,, 0pe''So !,.,..,..s., .! . .a,,na.
I'M ~'.A"'s ." eonst'tal'o'a' .''ooun'
ConSllnE's criticism was very severe, abd ho
demonstrated the upconstttutionnlfty Of tho bill
10 ably that a motion n,onc hv Hntn1tn u re.
, 1879-05-01
EgYpt's Khedive Declines to
Have Foreigners in His
Cabinet.
England Will Admit OF No Further
Inr0uds upon tho Berlin
.ireAty.
Extraordinary Precautions for tho 0,ar's
Safety in His Livndia
Visit,

ST. rErERAuuRs., Apri, 30.--A great Gre oc.
CURED in t!,c City Of nrenburg, on thc Usal
River, Monday AMI Tuesday last, destroying the
principal part OF the tuwn. The loss Is enor-
muus. More thnn half ot the population nra
destitute Of food n'l shelter. a number of
persons were injured.
A dfspatch from the Governor Of Orenburg to
thu Minister of the Interior says violent storm
insisted In spreading thn flames Monday nnd
Monday night, Tho best quarters Of tle town
ARE IN astlra. Among the buildings destroyed
arc two churches, the artillery barracks, tho
Town Hall, the enxlnecrs' headquarters, tho auc-
ton naEt, tic telegraph station, the seminary
for teachers, tho Custom. House, the centrnl
uflce, and The district military Court House.
The public funds aud tho greater part Of the
o1lctul nrchtves are saved. Thu loss to tho In
habltants IL enormous. Thesco chnrrcd bodies
hare been found Ia tlls ruins. Persons suffer-
ny from burns md other injuries are being
tended IT. IN the barracks outside tho town mud
in the summer gymnasium.
The Governor hna been tccgraphed to for
supply u bread
Mcssures hare been taken in the neiHhbor-
lng villages to relieve the distress of sufferers.
Tie number. however, is 80 great that It is
feared t}at tho local resources will fall far short
Ut what Is required.
Tile Governor ap7eals to tho Minister for
speedy pccuniary assistance.
No riots or exeeSecs occurred during tho con-
nagrat1n.
\ lnrze number Of Government officials wcso
among tho injured.
Tic Minister OF tbs Interior sent II. 600 rubles
to tic sufferers.
1NcENDAR1sM H1NrEn At.
LONDON, April J0-A Berlin correspondent
attributes the OrcnburE are to political disron-
tent, ur1 points out tint the Offenders Are fre-
qucntly hanshed to OrenhurE.
ATOTlER1.
ST. PETERSBURG, AnrIl 3o.-The Village OF
Grntchenku, on the Eolga, has been totally de-
stroYcd by tire.
, 1879-05-01
WASHINGTON.
The Democrats Wrestling with
Their Sof~Imposcd
Embarrassment.
A Marked 'nharmony Notice.
able in Their Every
Movement.
Two Caucuses Hold Inquest
upon the Dead Army
Bill.
Besides Several Informal
Wayside Debates Are
1ndulged In.
Divers Ways Out Of the Compli-
Gated Political Dilemma
Suggested.
Sensible Senators and Rep
resentatives Advise q
Retreat
While Several Southefners Blow
Fire and Are Gagged.
A General Impression Gaining
Ground that the Doinoc-
racy Must Yield;
That They Cannot Get Around the
Question. but Must Back
INT Enna re1v-
While Several Southefners Blow
Fire and Are Gagged.
A General Impression Gaining
Ground that the Doinoc-
racy Must Yield;
That They Cannot Get Around the
Question. but Must Back
Ont squarely.
4 REGULAR FIX.
DEMOCRATS COMING TO 4 REALIZING aENsE.

Gptci1I TitNHsch to Ihe Tribune.
WAsn1NGToN, D, C., April 30.-Ttc history Of
modern politics prcscnts no parallel 10 the de.
tnoralizcd condition Of the Democrats hcio to-
day. This has been Increased b. the thorough
and cordial consolidation Of aIl the elements In
The Republican party. Earnest praise of the
President Is on the lips Of all In bis party. This
fact Of Il sudden anil complete consolidation OF
the Republicans gives tllc Democrats quite as
much concern as any other feature OF the situa-
tion. There haye been two regular caucuses OF
the Democrats today, and innumcrablc informal
ones Of few members and Senators wherever
they happened to. meet. Confusion and intlc-
cisou mark alt uttcrances Of the Democrats,
The result OF the formal consultations on
the Senate side, and Of those III the House, was
reference Of all questions to Joint CAUCUS
committee for consideration, und report to u
Joint caucus to bo called rs soon as tho report
ia ready. ...-.. ~
THE SENATE DEMocRAT1c CAUCUS
met nt 10 O'Clock, and adjourned at noon hay
Ing had a most inharmon!ous session In which
no definito refult wns reached beyond IN agree.
ment to request the JOINT Caucus Committee to
take tho whole situation Into consideration, to
consult freely with HenatoEs and otcr promt-
nent men In the party, anll report Ut Us early q
day as possible. The reaI character Of tie proceed
tngs is best Indicated by tile fact TINT the most
SOLEMN obligations Of secreRy were imposed
upon nil prescut, and especially In regard to
tails however, hnvo lcako1 cut in spite OF these
precautions, and 1t Is known that ut least four
Senators were In inyor Of
ABANDONING THE PRESENT CONTEST
so far as continuing thu attempt to iorce tho po-
1Itfen1 1nOi of r., ri
, 1879-05-01

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tH'S e.'c''ls"" was Ieae@su '1efe Was great
aea' :" n'o'ma' 'a'k' i"efo were no set
.pses"'' .s, ou' heaf'f oses5 neh'oef t'ad sofnc'
s"'"t w. Hsf' "ta s@mcssou us views. "hat
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suuntIcs sl,n1I hn withheld tn
ULTIMATELY axcuns THE rAss4cr
ftf,e Annropr,atton htt,s wtttout not,c,1 rta.,.
There were strong stous of uniting In rauc,,s
# vas offtcIal1v known that tho Grre,h,ctcr.
as body had decided this morning, a,,d hayo
1irn Itnt+1 - 1rf{ hat .,,t1t
EHen @.o 4'ct''oesa'' ho''ee. l"at tHeY VIII
not Totc lol the political amendments onanottcr
Anpropr'ation bill. That takss thirteen from
inc democratic mslosity, and Is equivalent to
change Of twcnty~stx votes, rs 1t adds thirteen
10 the Republican side. It Is known also that
there arc some Southern Democratic and two or
three Northern De,nucrats who will not consent
~ -. conas'aa'ec u. .o'' po'es' ~ n'a''s' "ua'
the caucus may dictate
r.la MOST SERIOUS b1sArrEcrros
lnaepcuden. Democrat. from that State, b.
oerats la. said he viii not abldo by any caucus
distas'on; TINT his constituents do not cnrc
.tra~ .t for Tue extra se'.1on Of the.o . tssass;
TINT the extra session Il olundef; that South
s!m sn "esu 'st% M '.ru sa., ''ossen. p
tho Northern Democracy. particularly Of New
tired Of oeIlg used as eatspa"s IN this business
n,sa,t. s.@ t.t It Mort Mor,he' men ne''F redeem their
pleuse' 10 theh''
Thcrc was good deal OF This sort Of talk
The fact that the New York tYorid had lust bccn
roco,voI con+n.n;,,,r Acknowledgement .di,nr,aI
3eec'seo' containing oouh'e''eaueo eoltor'al
warning Democrats not be TEMPTED 10 adjourn
political amendments wero adopted or not was
,o .,o AHoras E H., 1lnMnsT or m D,'cSnn,
Southern tie a'aa, % jos n!askaasn for for Speaker. Tue r
n yos t,,own ,1ot ann of tl,o s,r,n,,,., n,o,
II "as hno"n ','1 sos'r W t'e s''oneese 'aen
likely to become morc animated rs the fiscal
year wears away Nothing, ia short, was d.
, 1879-05-01
GERMANY.
run QURLYH FUND.

LONDON, April GA Berlin dl1patch asYs
the Berlin Government hAvs 4greed to pay The
exQucea Of Hanover the value Of her settle
men4 aud private property from tho Guelph