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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-22

Per Gorernor Runnels 352 Houston
lo3
H.. Gorersor. Lubbock $50 Grimes
lg5
For Congress, Bryan 36j, lIo~th %
Com Of Ldad Office. White BIS; tros
By 1913
Far Representatives Acock 80 Ne.
Rackin l5J
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Democratic Meeting.


We are requested to call Mass Meeting
Democrats Of llanisao county on Mon
day the 3ls, oi Nogust II u hoped
there WI be gehofhl ATTENDANCE. rs " -
desired TO mph" arrangements Tor ~ VI
0CRAIlt FENllN VI"
or The editor Is absept lh. week. il.
..uendance upon the t,imer court. which
viii account for the absence of Original
matter ia this issue Of the Republican.
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Chimes denies it, we shal. give tho proof
We can assure tn. ilag, We have no de,
sire to wound the feelings OF NJ. Wtrr.
We have always paid him marked respect.
and Il we have alluded to him ia man
ner urpleasant to him in our columns. such
illusions have been forced upon Us hy the
indiscreet commcu,s Of our coirmpotsty
We would advise tho iiag To stick to pol
itics, and let the preachers alone, aud We
would advise those ministers whssa uame.
have been improperly used, to call % hifa
md give him good talk tie requires
few lectures. if for no other purpose Ia
keen him witAn the bound, OF propriciy
The idea of Juggling in III" name of a ven-
cradle preacher on the Eve OF an election.
in order 10 awaken sgaius, ~ aud against
the Democratic party the Bablist Influence
Of Harrison county WAS one Of the mosi
Outrageous ard reprehensblc p,eces Of pc.
li,iral ,ritkery we ever saw attempted. aud
truly may we say. for shame for shame
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NOTICE.

IAMES TUCKER Is my authorised aeen,
- to transact my business, duHng my alb
seu,e from the STATE
HARRY SrRlCkt.AND
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eDttut COUNTY.

FOR Governor. Ranaels $50 Houston
Isl. ka nnels majority 30
IL. GcucrEor. Lubbock 3s2 Ctines
1870 i.ubhoca's malprll, 30
Com Of Laud OGco. White $40,
Crosby BOG snilh 81. Whites major
ty "a
tor Congress Reagan sos, Evans
@Io Il estn's mslpfig IS
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Letter from Beverly Tucker.

we publish !" 'n'' issue o. our P"P'''
J''t 81 our "'"'"' "'''i'u''''e' 'A'.
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ny pa'''o" an" P''J"''''' q" W. "''''
Is sustained ny 'he l'"'s'''''' P''V "
the territory anu ''' oo"''o NV "''N ''''"
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10 ''"o"hee '"oso wa" "'"p' WIN '"'"' W
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Buchanan deserves. aud 10 douh, afdeutly
desire. The sapeofl Of The patriotic men OF
be made to Dive oil a portion of them.
or to produce alienation of sentiment
r., Gesl,n, ia exc edinely il.,imed aad
unfortunate. We take il. lha, the terms
Sta;e R,rh,s" and "tnion" drmoc
rse,. are absoIete, and refer to a
state Of Affairs which have u, present no
existence. The Two have become amnisa-
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Taf GlrcrH1r. kuunrls 600 Houston
3i-
H.. GoreraD- Lubboek 513 6times
251.
Com Of Laad Once White a11; eros
by 30,
for Coperees Reagan GO Evans
RS
Tor me legislature Meheuney tdewl
-3> D,vi. (k \ } 23l
Iiodcr. Jones tdeml 80
For amendment. l23 agsin.t 10.
Ior U.sirta Cicrh Notthum ldem}
40
smith also received 10 votes Tor 1t
t,nyYrut.
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BARG AIMS! BAltGAINS
Al Louis Charles New Store'
MARSHALL, TrxAs.

MARSHALL, TrxAs.
MIR. LOUIS CHARLES, from New Wv
wi leans, corner Poydras & ba'o"
streets, would inform the ladies' ana se"sa
men of Marshall aud vicinity, that nc ,r -
opened new branch OF his large es'''"''
meni at Marshall. III.
Tie now offers to sell without reserve ~.
entire stock, consisting Of a very fne As''''
men, of the most fashionable style of
DRY GOODS AND CLO1HIN"'
which ho now offers to the public at large
a very low price, a., n
Angus, $, 1897. No-'V
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iu.srtaui from ltah-TAe Saiats
krvused by the News frsn he
states.


June 3 to July, We give the extracts when
follow, rs An Illustration "t bt'eha"
Young. views of public opinion !" WE
States on the subject OF NoImouism
IA,rs ASp SuoGhsttoNs NOV having
paper large enough and OF gfade OF
character low enough 10 render s"hpa''
ible to prin, therein all The s'a"".t AeNhh
u which arrived IN SIX months MAIL
President brigham Dung notified the con
gfeea,,on on Sunday, the 1th, thai u 'hey
would like TO bear Whist WAS pubhshe"
about Us IN the states. they wou'd h"h''
fest /, by assembling IN the Howery, by y
4 VI. on the mornln. OF Tue 'i'"' '"'
Pendent caused the whole SIX moh'hs
batch to be collected, aud reqnes'e" wv"
excellent readers 10 be present st the Time
aud plsce appointed, who reAu by turns
Tor near, four hours. The pfl"'ea pfouuc,
,lons OF irenzed, beelouden ana au'lf"
btaius ,e an immense congregation OF I'VE
patesi and uoblc.t people to be found on
the whole earth and could EDITORS sef'o'
S,ers aud speech makers nave seen '"e
smiles Of drr'-on aud sneefs oil o'g"s'
with which their fluctuations and studied
obloquie. were received 10y each Intelligent
hear.r. 1t might seem that they would nave
been ifuYted to turn their time, onohs ana
publication. Mio chnnnel That "ou'" III
some degree benefit their i.lio"sbelngs
D,Scid \crs. Jpas y.
ltis foreign to our present purpose To
more full, Ia the veil covering the oafs
c,r,nuttnus If roliticsi scranihling and
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NOTICE.

NENLED proposals will he received at inc
- County Clerk. Office, in Marshall, unh,
ocork A. NJ. of ,l-t, Augns' ~
psi~',n, thc +" 4-s. spesihcato Ter
r4ala- nay b. seen So said tie's' '' '"
o, my office. ....,
O nLNDRlCKS Chic -
aur 81 AH-si .
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the Rio Grsnde, at III Paso. The came
fact is commented upon by Capt. Marcy.
OF the country beyond the Rio Grande,
some favorable concurrence OF testimony
IS quoted to show that the III Paso i. best
IN every important particular that It IS well
watescd for hundreds of miles. has fine
timber, and aboUnds In game and cattle,
On some OF the stations one or two afte>
sian wells may be required N the dry sea,
SON /, is the ordinary tack selected for
the principal herds which are driyen across
the continent, as the only well wstered
route.
The general distinction il that the unrul
livatable belt IT the deser, il from $50 to
400 miles shorter on tho line of the 3li
parallel than on the line Of the 3j,h
parallel.
'i ,a coaf 5as are supported hg the
u.maay otseeh ae'.efe as Manor tm,e,
Capt Marcy ar' GHay commissiouer
naH.cg. Capt iiGm. iier Naa.s
und other explore ari 900 recorded opta
.4 ~ t3o .a.e secretary Of War; Who re,
ported. after IN examination of all the facts
have SINCE been fortified by new discoveries
and further explorations, g. that the route
of the 32d parallel lthe ri Paso rou,e,j is
not only the shortest and leas. costly route
10 the Pacific" but e tho shortest, aud
cheapest route to San Francisco the great
est commercial city on our Western
coasts
The agreement Of facts is far clearer as
To the wisdom of the selection Of the route
for the overland mail and il is still stronger
along the same route, tina, which is desig
mated. and will be improved aud bull, upon
by the Southern Pacific Company in this city
\ DIFFERENCE or OPINION, Humphrey
Marshall describes the American party as
"a broad and quiet river, that take. its
noiseless J through the plain. diHusing
fertility aud beauty on all sides, and losing
itself only in the expanded ocean of the
nations veal An ex Know Nothinp
correspondent, of the Louisville Demoesa,
says. that. according 10 his experience, ii /.
like country road he once travelled, which
at the start. was broad aud plain, slraieh,
and smooth, promising n pleasant, louIne,
and speedy arrival nj the desired goal but
soon began to twist around fences md
wind through tho woods, aud becoming
!s distinct at every step, until, at last, il
ended Ia rabbi, track, aud ran iuio the
, r'odni
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!
ursa -ris Sks~s.i,n tseivrs l"-i''
.v. an.i ssssne,vv 60 btrssrs
~ .is,, Frriay. aud ~andny. NJ -
T3yssN - MA iIepirr~ea tssi''s ,nc-''f.
TAnslay. AMI SATURDAY. I" p'fsH"
Wsm~d,v tf,,ias. and Sunday. 81 ~
nsvnsxs -r,s J~Ner.on - Assios ihes''Y
yhss~Isy. snl saturday. p, ars p'AHf
W~dnr@isy trriay and SUNDAY Al -
N..,u.wvsr ia Tyler AHniyrs i'~siff'
Jhutsii,y ar Saiunay, ~ ? b"fNR'H
Monday H.snca,isy aai Finley al 2 N
Sprrurrx Naushsiia AFrNts "ra"~r,Af
ard Mprdsy aic n
rosr , ,nln 90 ra,r anf arrive We 'A'"F IVY
Tu...iav Thafsisy. aud saturday.
Cfu ws = Auises 81 ThurdAy, ai9 NJ. nnd 90
,s'ayfar at6r n de;nfi. GA ! nesfiay, a. g. : " .
ssi ga tiurdaf At ! " ,
e,,tey IisuHs ifain =. VI. 10 y VI ai'd rom :
taf
oni.- alsn fir delivery as r VI,
Mai siss... fuf tl- fasi IT 10 y
M alFre vsli h. open >nndsss fntn ?" ~ N
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Fer Gorernor. Runnels 3Gl, Houston
10.
IT, Governor. Lubbock 3G2 Grimes
liz.
Com Of lend Office White 81 ,
Crosby lls
Tor Congress. Reagan S5l Evans oG
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Senate NJ u Graham 1870
Ioy he Ieeisi1inre Emory Lloyd
tiem) 1853, u l. Lacy. ldcm) loi'.
Jesse Wallmc 09I, W VI Ros. 9>6 J..
G. Spiuks 900 " \ Reeves 5i5 }. T.
II J. Manning ISL
For the amendment, 4 against i,6
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Tfrsrs Eget,oN Bnl II. ~
-Ht lac p t.4o,e,s nave swept the
Memphis District, electiug tleU candidate
for Congress. State Senator, and all other
ohicers-a large Democratic gam.
The surrounding counties all give Dem
ocrn,ic gains 40 lar as heard from,
NASHVILLE. August The returns res
esivea Indicate th., tho Democrats have
elected llsrris. their csnd;da'" lar Governor
by largely increased majority.
The Legislature will. mos, propsbly be
Democratic.
NA.uvrLLE. August Atkins in the
Ninth and Avery in the Tenth District, are
elected to Congress both Democratic
gains.
WAsmSCroS, August THE British
government, has not ys. replied To the cons
mnnicalon from tho state department
written mon,hs ago, relative to Central
American Affairs in connection with the
rejected treaty.
Governor Mafcy's onl y surviving brother
now lives upon the old homestead \,
SouhhudYc, Massachusetts. A second
brother died \ few years since
NEW York. Aug The commi,te,
have AWARDED general Jackson. snuff box
to lieutenant colonel Dickinson. of the ls
regiment Now York volunteer. IN tn.
Mexican war
The President has appointed =. I
Morse Superintendent of the 1 y. mint
IN NeW Orleans. vice Chares Elvnyenr.
NV tortoN.-A bale OF new cotton
was received at Houston. Texas, on th'
slh ast
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appoint ont ,a.-~.- s'ts
those indicated by the choice Of the people
dwelling thare.a.
Any governmental appointments Tor ter
fitofles more than lof states IL. nj beat bat
n rehc OF harbarous colonial usage, such
u course has TO warrant from the CONSTR
t.tion, aud hence I. glaringly unjust aud
altogether unworthy psolessedlv Tree, libc
ral aud enlightened nation. And The persls
tent pursuit., Of tina, policy hasa direct teudcn-
cy to subv-rt ,ho.a eiefna principles J., iny at
the foundation of al durabl., wise and
happy governments II is also constant
Insult aud abuse. bighhandedly inflicted
upon those patriotic aud sturdy citizen.
who !cEegG the comforts, luxuties md
many converiencos of .ho otta.. O. g.
'o1h aui nrIu UuocaHp,et wattes lut0 ON
fa shiiug plsc,s ior Joyous lfaeWea
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4 PRINTER 70 rms LAST During the
last moments OF VIM, u Rochester pr,n-
ter, who lately died. he was heard 10 say
having 'elspsed iato semi 'delirous state
" am on my las, s,ick'iull i am coming
to paragraph, and ! suppose III have To
wait tor old deeth to put IN the period
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We are requested to call Mass Meeting
Democrats oi Harrison county on Mon.
day the 3lsi ii tugu.i IL "a hoped
there will be n general Attendance. rs Il -
desired to mako arrangements Tor n bi3 VI
1...u ..l.I4a IaI.--IIA-
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cnUl,CHEs or WHEELING.

.,--,..,... .,..1..r, ~ N. city, W. pub.
80, y" a., -, a., nrn, 1.burrhel and their
., - - ~ ,,.etInv n there are any MISTAKES we
wiz hsAs u's ,,onro. and Byron
81. Na""'Ss4 =, HL''e'll''''', 1uI
% Ht''s' Nl'' l'.,,' .,
se'o' ,,:, Main .,rest between FIRST and
81 ',- ,,tts,,,. nv o. K WAKxLn, Pastor;
-. ,, ..,vIr.. lax o'clock evening, ~.
''prtns ~ II 81 Wtsp Pastor. FOurtst
-, IIonra arr, CuIuey ces morn ing and afternoon
,trr,t between Slain and
,,rts, cr,r vj..Iips: services morning and evening
JEI Tr,1bgts,isn Pii,h street between Chestnut and
,le,t ts south Wheeling Rev. L. WOODs, Pastor, 'eTvi-
'@ os @ Rev PAull, PASTOR Naln,.rses
Sstnsen Warrington Adams 't' services morning aud
evening s,,,, ,.oJi.t Eui.copal REV. J. r. wusor,
PASTOR between Monroe aud Quincy services
msrninE and evening. p.... p...or
Ner Street NethOdi't EE'eoPdt' Rev. A. a
Orpcr iisrErt and NOr'h '''. North "LseunS
morning and evening 49,.
thGP!iae !Sr'et -As"od'st H{'''oHD'1I, ~ -, 500,
Centre Wheeling services nioruins ana evening.
south IAss'iHS n D. |"aIN''' "s'' -
n,,Or; service. morning and evening.
Wheeling Is'GHd t2dPtl, on Wheeling ls'sAa' Ne' =
4. wIsoS, Pastor p..,or
Gsrnan Ash"df's EPI'e@pa'' ne, " ,.s,'
ChapIIne street. between Webster aud Ehf' VeH's'
lug. ~, I,.
81. JlmsS CdfhG''Ut Roman Catholic R'' hey
H. " "RHAS' ft''h street. e''NN' ..
orHine aud afternoon ,,-1,..- r,..,,r ,o,n.,
AASoefds EeloF"'ea Ne': = = '4s S.s' fTpoop
fMarke' aud Jefferson s'a'' ser - v, and
EtPit'f'--- - Gay l''es',
1i streets ,sIss.' morning ana and Third
Centre i wl.sins service. 1o in tn. morning, ana'
evening. -. C,.v
Erd"gsitedt LTotts'"n', "sN = ''-N' -A'
street, above sixth, East Wheeling
Zion Erdn0eite@ LHtAertaH' hsN :, -. ,rs
Pastor, Market street, between "eUatf anu
wh,eIugi services morning and evening.
Jsi.h SyHdgogus Quincy street. 9e'"ssn '''S
Main.
German ProttstGat Unon HALL, Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services l0A morning.
- ---.,,,1,,,,<>,,x,
ODD F:LLOMS' OlAN1AS> N'4s
yir,I,In. Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evennF At the Hail. corner Of Market an" Monroe
JANEs ". Moons, y. g.; B. " Carr, Secretary
RrnnLIIn Ledge No. 13.-Meets SbOTeevsry
Hsss., ..,,.e .. evening >. J r''''' n o.' W 2 No
A;S,g w,% sTFsf'Iy TsIl Soass Ne. ssM..
-. .-sDlsE. cu,s. p,oKn1xE, \. g.; John
s salad. %Ss's,ass Secretary. fy
wheeling Lodge Ne. 5S.-Alee'' every Monday
evening at the Hall eerhsf MAfAst ana quincy
P"soIT I,eise No. s2.2Meet. as above every
-, -. T, sv,,v y n :. II n 6laarA1rd
Secretary. s.'qss s.fl'' = . ~
Abr""" Eae'. NO. IN, sng
Ta,.5ar SU,Is a ,p n q N P "
n. Bianescr,f, scribe.
Wh. Tc'i EncanPUe"t Ne. 3i.-deets as
aoo'e 'es 'toona ana J'arh Tuesday sEenss Oh sA''
@oH'A' h'''' AsAE'' 9: -e +; e4a' L'"'f' ssEo'
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Ohio lodge No I0I-Nset. a. Masonic nall'
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NO . WasfinptoIl Ball.T

TAkE pleasure Informing my friendsnnd patrons
WhsenS and its Vicinity and the citizens geaetal thst
have just received the largest anest and best selected
stock Of Cloths, Casitres snd HgetnEs for spring
summer Wrnr, that have Olere TO be citizens Uf
to OrGer in tie latest aud most Hpproycd syIs apA
manner at short notice AIGoods VBTTante 70 be
reEtntel sale.
Ihavs also just received large stee Of eets FartL
ing Goods such white, cOlUTcd and narSeaee 6hlTt4
and Shirt Collars SILK, Cotton and Mcrlno Under Hhirt
S Cotton Llneil md IAnes prRws, sk and Linen ana
GrFches, sl;spenders Six, Cotton md Lise half Hose,
E4ek, white and coOrtd Kid aIOVct Of tbe very best SR
plain black and fancy Stocks, Ties, 0syats, &C. Sc,
y. rfai -lHll. -tu atl T. II. STALlLAAS.
mh99 MerehM Mt TAILOR. No. .. MssllnIton Han.
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ENs0U4A0E AMRRIOAN MANC3A0TUREs
nCTAEES'a BOOA.kEkPEER'R
III. 4

lCE this superior E1d Ink hRs bs6bre hA puhhs
- now nearly two yeara, Il has bsn conSRnuy sGIng b
! mold Fluid. = "
During the past twenty eousand quart and pint
with smaller szes lnnumerRble. aye been
TSH5EH BgsG Gsytsnl Retro EseEEsOu, SG'cS
also been sdopted In Tie state Do
artments OF Kentucky, Tennessee and AIse1SpR Itbss
TAKEN three brHt clsss Diplomas Gt e hechHnies 1DstpF
Cincinnati and Lousrlc, and four Diplomas Pre
and Illinois. n ~ '-SE7'5
She following merchants bankers &C., IN Rbaelaa hsTs
toerc Using AEnolds Engiish Ink, have purchased J.
lsSSs Book Keepers Writing Fluid: tf'H,i u 10
RorlhEestGgn Bank OF virginia. MoEehants.A MerhoRL'
Hank OF Wheelng Bank OF WhCeIng; CfGseenE srufSeu-
ring Company; County CLERK OF Ohio County; NaenR THE
graph Oice baltimore and Ohio nalroSd 0Se; &cLnfs
Hon9e; Kelly, Holloway 4 Co.. RsSel McAlee; qordca,
Matthews Co.; T. Sweeney Son; DoGne CoEgn OFT &
Goyd Boyd OFT; Oliver Pryor; jas. H. staaA Co Lamb
din, GlberSon Co.; Press. ~ :
TOR sale at manufacturers prices By . AliA2-
oc9O LASfBDIE. GIIHERG9N AGO.
W"tctsSS, J .IoHNcIry. 81! tr nni A'laIrd u ncc.
CloHkkn. dcc fFff..7HTf
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T( CORhEsPONDENTS.

LETT ERs concerning subscription, advSrtslns sT other n
uanea Of the Inesencer, ShOud be addressed 10
CONCERNING the editorial department of the PaPeI
Should M addressed the Editors, Jointly, or to either one
0 them. -, I,
Correspondents writing for publication. will please write
nty on ouer aide Of the paper.
and secure prompt attention to correspondents hAn
- u.is sht otherwise receive.
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with neatness dispatch.
sBe'AH goods warranted. at this establishment.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME
ON ard alter SOnday, July 49, 1871, Trains will as
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" mtch0s, ) IoYVcIry sTIIer nnGi GsIaIta1 u mr.
:. -L.-. !. (,l0etkn, &c, &C. ---L--.t--a .
O.. 10 BROW r. =

No. 1l9 Main Street, Wheeling, Va.
now opening Of ihe finest and largeA nsSortmens
1ef Goods in hs lne thHt has been broughtt0 tS
cH' Hlch viii bt cold Wholesale and Retail 1t PgIce4
los as any house West OF the Atlantic cItEGe. = =
uonY his goods may be found Gold aud Silver Watches
from rome Of the m"5t celebrated ErS and SussC
fHcturersrH. A!sO, the real u. Il. Patent
Lever Wgtchos Clocks in grCG; variety, Including
4dy Regulators Of lne qualify, suitable
Stations, Offices eIi6 Watch MnkCTs.
Beautiful JeEClry, in sets otherwise, oI Coal Mosaic
Cameo, Gold, Stone, Lava, and all Gold JCclTT. AlSo
assortnen OF so Solder and plated Jeey, very cheap
Fnc Pocket Cutlery RaTorS, SciSSOrs, suver Napkin
Rings Gard CaSes, Gold Pene, &c. &C. Every article
tS e Warranted to te good 1s represent
mIh25 lis AIan 81. ohG door from larsh TaNlora.
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RTANK5!

Avery neataDd superiOrartIeIs Of
BANK CHECKS on all the city Banks
ORDER BOOKS,
sSANk DEEDS, NOTES. DRAFTS, &C.,
Primed on -VtFa PaPer. for sale ssAis osI'ss.
Dos Receipts and Bis IF LG'zing
01'ed aud Bounl to order. Also, every description
1 RI fItitttt tf'f 1tk6
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Accommodation Train leaves Bridgeport at 1915 p NJ for
WellsvIIle, stoppnK at all Way Stations.

Accommodation Train leaves s:Oa A. M stops
ut Way Stations, and arrives at Cleveland Rt945 A. A.
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CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN J: BEE HIVE STORE.

| 174t MAIN ST., WHEELING.
FAIL I'M iFzlN2E,R 1iR.iI7E.dt
ST1SR g THOMAS take pleasure In AnnsaunsnS that
ihey are new Ia receipt Of t5e.r fi sleea et Fab End
Dry u Gods, Varieties md 'hfIIincry @ Gods.
They hRye juHt received hrT Srccnd PalI PurehRSrr,
which, aGGe TO their Stpsk, them 10 pre-
sent 10 the llblic more thar t f2aH 'HLEa
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by the largest AosE DESIRABLE stock d
embracing the BEST SELECTION choice Eoos
tVer offered 10 the Public. 5sf -zz4fs6s
10 the'E former variety they h9vA added large
CatPctns and Rugs the latest deSus hest
and R!fo beautiful HnS OF eheLse Ruxs srItAhla
Winter Tradsto both OF WhiGh, ns'wa their EtOGE
sentFaky they Invite the ettenttone OF the Trade.
Having eeen In tie Eastern cltlss GheIttiLne previous
tue Iatc hcaTS 10 AL kinds Cotton EaoSS AhHS-
ns largely With Ia: Cash. the3 t9F years
n$rs In some they abs ed.F pdurCyans
10 L oss (dEh HuS6Es either by the p16CE RSEIL
eSee~ u Ey no simiieS house a. LsWrRt. sf.
10 meet the Hants OF their rapidly tnStcasnS Teaie
the fnblic With OF te best seIeossd o SGSds
their line IN the Hest. j I,-f .s5. -7iTasi fflaa
In In this stock may Be fouod fully
lspOCO 'yds stta-cnlbrSclbg some Of the dcesttnO
$500 % French MerlnoeS, ,CRshuercs, Romhal
Thlbes and AiHddoIEIaS-of every quality and color
full line OF the RiehesL Painted, 0rsbFe hH&el en-
in striped CashmeEes anil Delelhes-mpoH.l.
9Vo SaWis and cioaSS-=efFSracInS soue ot tbs III
5000 Ginslaa as, Debazts, psiaaes aaabPFts and
$1,000 Of Domestles-emlrscng tue layscst line oS
American Woolens sndUctlon Aoods kept ty any sluF
house, II not by any house In city. i,4s
They have lad ia their stoeA will view 70 a cIos,r cS
tTaGs and pletSe the Lable that upon their part
shall he whnttngto reRse.
They feel confident that they cher lndureats
.toSS tSa GERSr" exetuCd by no GEse In cls West Il
the Cncd StateE. No trouble 10 SaodSoos seaI l.
Sars, Hotels and B0HtS foT CUSTOMERS slI -jtll4
70 Always on hGnd, Primo Live uetss Peattets-
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PIANOS !! pIANOS!l
YOJR EIEIc.

PIANOS j! PIANOS
TUST RECEIVED from the celebrated mandatory Of
u HSllet, Davis Co., splEnId lot Of Pianos. These
Pianos made with The fun Frame circular scales,
and sliding deaks with patent suspension bridge, compost
warranted TO give saSfaeton, and made in
| climate
splendid lot Of Heodeens for churches, or te
In connection With the above have large and full
III every kind Musical Instruments, every
thing that may found Music Store, may found
| the Of T. CARTWRIGHT,
] jel9-V 10 Main st., Wker3tHE.