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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-03-04

LOEB'S 2siti 4as7 4'aos
IL Fine Jewelry, Silver Plated Ware Guar
lnteed. Also splendid assortment of Steel Cor
Il, Pearl, Jet and Rubber Jeweiry. Spectacles
cheaper than you have an idea of. Give us call
It the FANCY Bazaar feb 25-tf :
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VIRGINIA.,

N11ssHAHzA:l sst.7 i.,'ed istT u t1A-I 1"{
M At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF thu
county court Of Bath, on Monday, the lst day Of
February, 1863
&, Daniel Monroe, l..t....... Plsintif, ~,
Against $40 '' 80 80
u Hiram G. Reverconlls, James W. Bonner and 4
Reuben Hodge, Lseas4g .4te .,--- Defendants. 81
~ IN CHANCERY. f..e,,.-..t ,s,.5,5
This is suit in the nature of foreign attach
ment to attach debt due from the defendantsr
James w. Bonner and Reuben Hodge to the d.
fendant, Hiram Revercomb, to satisfy a debt dun
by said Revercomb the plaintiff. And it ar %
peariug by satisfactory evidence that the: defeE
da1t Hiram G. Reverend is not az inhabitant o.
this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that he do az
pear here within one'month after due publications
Of this ortier,) and do what is necessary to pros
feet his interest. .. s,..73.5 all ,,t y9.i1.,{
4 a,,,,. 4 sopy-Teste, ..,,;.-t.,..tt..,.
~ os4S -" WIN. II. ,MeD4NNALD, clk. ~
IL 1aaIsl ~ ...s al --l -. I'd, 91a-.aog
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AT WoRK.-The cheering intelligence continues
to reach us from all sections of the country that
the farmers are embracing the advantages which
the splendid weather of the past month has af-
forded them. The blacks have we understand,
quite generally gone to work, an indication we
hope of reason on their part
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-03-04

DEE P SSow.-A drovsr who crossed the Alle-
ghanies last week. reports snow nearly two feet
deep on level ground, with tremendous drifts in
some places. IS -.i ~ r..
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-03-04

A HIsr.-To all persons who use kerosene
lamps, we would mention that if the wicks are
soaked in strong vinegar for twenty four hours
and thoroughly dried before being used all smoke
will be avoided, the wicks will last twice as long,
and increased brilliancy will be obtained. Try it.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-03-04

DISTINGUISHED NIsIroR-Gen. j. C. Breckin-
ridge arrived here on Monday and was the guest
Of Gen. John Echols. He left for Lexington en-
Tuesday. s,,s-sisss ODDS, ?. sssa4gsss.
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mo FRESH FISH DEALERS !.

IT = - : - = = : = ]
~ We can furnish iced Herring, shad and Bunch
Fish at'the lowest possible rates Or will buy on
commission for Irresponsible partics) and forward
with dispatch by Express :" In Ice. - 'i''--
GEO. w. HARRISON & Co,
$85s.s sSSAsGss Wholesale Dealers,
in all kinds Of Fish, Fish Wltarves,
feb 25-2m HgNfsi 4 Alexandria, Virginia. g
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-LEGAL,,..Gc.
Virginia: tfe~fs- 4tA = y =.
b7.7 Al Rules held in the Clerks eA6eeso Of the
circuit court of Allegheny county, the lst day IF
Williamson Biggs,---- - = Plalntis---
Defendant.

ya hsa! manson coIe1f Defendant
II The object Of this suit IS TO obraln judgment
against the defendant, in an action Of debt, for
the sum of $500 0he amount of his bond execu-
ted to the plaintiff with legal interest thereon
from the - day Of and to attach the ef-
fects of the defendant in, the. hands OF James
Cough for the payment thereof. ,-.. 4.
: The defendant not having entered his appear
ance and it appearing from satisfactory evidence
that the DEFENDANTS not q resident Of this Com
monwealth: 1t is ordered that he do appear d
here within one month, after due publication gf
this notice, end do what il necessary to proteet
his interest Teste,
feb is At JOS. T. FUDGE, Crk.
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FASHION NOTES The Gipsey or bliss aounce
still continues popular. rgbao3 { AZ .s- q
Piques cost seventy-fve cents a yard. 'f5., @a
Cambria morning dresses are seven dollars
apiece. r ..s4 s+4 s,- 99 L.=ss F..'rs
= It takes sixty three yards of tulle for a ball
dress. '-i
z The cape, instead of being caught up with 9
rosette at the back will be slit and turned back
en- Tcpers.. 4 sf 81; .s. ed, 81 s-.-.lt t.. =
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OLD JunAL.-We learn that this old war-worn
veteran will visit the Valley ere long, and that
he will spend some time in Stanton With his
<:1 -, $50 ~ avi7If p. n : '--l r T. III -
'f'onasss % il let1ras3 sya>I IN = p{.a
----e ln.q A. q. = II s--t-
Person Ala. F. Crutchfeld, formerly Of the
Petersburg Express, and more recently of the
Rchmends Literary Psstime, is now publishing,
We understand, sprightly evening paper in Bal
timore. Jr=
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GROUND Hoo THEoRY.-ft seems as If the
ground hog theory were true. Winter, since the
supposed appearance of that subterranean ami
nal, has been robbed Of its severity. The wealth
or for the last ten days appropriated very clearly
to regular spring days. The sun shed its genial
influence upon the earth and animated human
nature with the most pleasant Inspirations. The
countenances of all beamed with inefable joy.
Especially do the poor appreciate this weather,
as they regard it IS a harbinger Of the speedy
return Of spring. g.
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cred in North Mountain, Shenandoah county, near
the graded road leading from Mt. Jackson to Ork-
ney Springs. If this deposit should prove to be
as extensive as those who have examined it seem
to think it is, it will be of ncalculable value to
the iron furnaces in that section. --t..A
Favorable indications of Coal have been also
discovered in. Cedar Creek Valley, North of Wood
stock. From the indications which ne have from
various sources, there can be no doubt of the ex-
istenoe of Coal, and also of Manganese, in that
gion. Commonwealth A& q
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CIRCUS CoMIEG.-Jim Roblnsons cham ion.
circus is advertised to show at Danvile on the
9th instant This is said by our southern ex-
changes to be the very best comb nation of talent
in the South Little Clarence Robinson is the
youngest and prettiest child, and his father the
best rider who has ever appeared in the arena.
The whole is under the mana cement Of Mr. Jas.
NJ. Nixon who would not assume. control of any
but first class company We hopeaerer long. to-
see them in stauntoa Save your pennies fol. q
good thing. & -. 80, n. eSgE
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Major, Uriel Wright, . lawyer Of distinction,
died lately at his residence in Clark county, Va.
Previous tc the war, he was the law partner of
Gen F. ?. Blair. He was 60 years old. '9,s-..i
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L :, If you want cheap goods, 60. to the Granite
Front Store. Now is the time to- buy TO an
advantage; Ladies' dress goods, of all colors. and
kinds Umbrellas of all prices. q s,s Asos.s. =.
feb %, If Ys<,l evils fg .,y ,,Fal q
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March 4, 1869.

:. TO clAJL. AfdlT'z -,
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~ Rioa Sets, Onion Sets. 5...a-gf,sz
~ for sale by F. II. LINK. 40
1eo lS-t III = laes ma n Harla saalEarasa
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Clnelnna.I MARKET.


FLOUR. Unchanged; family $5 25a5 so.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull; No. winter
red offered at 81 l2a1 Is; No. 2 at 81 10.
Oorn-Lower at 78aS0c, old 93a0Sc; little
old offering. Rye-Unchanged at 90a
05c. Oats-In fair demand at 50a5Gc,
CoTroN-DuIl; middling 2SNc.
WH1sKY-Dull. time sales at 81 90,
but would not bring better than $50.
cash.
PRov1sroNs-.Mess Pork-Dull at
S3l 90; no demand. Bulk Meats-No OF
inquired for; nominal. Bacon-Dull
and 10 lower; shoulders, 16c; sldos,
IKE; and 1870 ior clear rib and clear.
Sugar Cured HRms-2Ia23c. LARD
Held at 1salSSlc; buyer 10 less.
Hoas-Opened firm, drovers asking
extreme rates; $40 25al0 rs; closed fat al
20 rs to Sl05 0; holders anxious to sell
at these rates; receipts, 400. Green
Meats-Sold this afternoon ut 1hR
1910; weather bad, aud market dull.
BuTTER-Firm at 30a35c.
Edas-S7a3Sc; supply fair.
OILs-Linseed Oll-SSc. Lard OIL
Firmer at $150a1 65. Petroleum-Dnll
at 32a3Ic for red ned.
GRooER1Es-.Sugar-Sleady at l3A
14Ho for New Orleans. CofCee-Dull at
lSa24c for New Orleans. Molasses-SOa
S6o. In jobblnR way.
BEEF CATTLR-Dull at % 90 to SO 25.
GoLD-122I, buying.
ExcHANaE-SLeady al l-10c discount,
bpYlnR,
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IIN" -|-T"T y T-G-"-T
MAGNIFICENT Project.
RAilroAd from WelIsburE 10 tho mig
SANDY,

Railroad from WelIsbuFE 20 tho Mig
SANDY.
q After some comments on the Chesa.
peake and Ohio road, the last Wells.
burg Herald says:y Rs4gA4
This road accomplished to the Ohio.
the road In which we are interested,
extending from Pittsburgh TO the
mouth Of the Big Sandy, through all
the river counties OF West Virginia,
comes In, as most magnificent ad-
junct and feeder. 1t will cut at right
angles almost every. navigable stream
and public road throughout this entire
tier Of counties and intercept every
atom OF merchandise that may come In
fromthe hills for eastern or Western
ehlpment., i will .be. an artery
for West Virginia. Those coun-
ties undeveloped nov, and half
populated, under such an impulse
would I'll up as II by magic, with an
active and y enterprlBing population
that would develop their mineral re.
sources, and establish manufacturing
villages and cities In every county. AS
the New York Herald ,obberYes, the
complet tion OF the railroad from Nor
folk TO the Ohio in 1861 would have
saved Virginia from secession aud d.
vision 10 the construction ofR railroad
from the borders Of Hancock. 10 the
confines ofKentuelSy will he the max
Ing OF West Virginia and the two unit
cd prove the best bond Of commercial
and political friendship between the
two States. ASA .f4..fHH .IL. Lt:'
As Ia known our branch road from
Holidays Cove to WellaburH, ultimate
ly looks 10 the construction ot this mag
nifiGent line or road, or which our
branch then, vii he Q part. In u short
time, we may expect TO zee the develop
ment,p glf',G' IiitiH ... ....
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10y IeleEfApn'l
Chicago Mnrket.
CHICAGO.

CHIoAGo, Dec, a.
FLouR-Dull at s. 5Oa5 49, for spring
extras. ....,0
GRAIN.-Wheat-QuIet; sales No. /
at 92Ifas311 10; No. 2 at 90I1fa9lc; closing
at 909la9lc; this afternoon dull at 0Oc
bid and 90Xc asked, seller December
for No. a. Corn-Quiet; sales No, q at
7s6aS0Il 60; closing at 700; this afternoon
dull at 100 seller December for No, 2,
oats-Quiet, firm and q shade higher;
sales No. 2 at 42G42I<c cash, ,l42]<o seller
the last half month; 42ai21<, seller
the month; 4Sc seller January.
Rye-Actlve and 10 higher for No. 2;
sales at 76a77 No; closing firm at 771ic.
Barley-Dull; No. 2 nominal at SlaS6o.
DRESSED Hoas-Active at 121falSc,
dividing on 200 pounds. Live Hogs
Firm and active; 20 25a9 so; for com.
mon; 30 6Oa1O 10 for fair 10 medium,
$40 16Rl0 50 for good to choice; $40 Goa
II 90 for extra prime.
CATTLR-Dull and inactive at s. Goa
8 76 for common COWS, and IS 90 for
fair shipping steers.
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NEW YORK OIrY.
A Blast Against john Chlnaman.

NEW York, Dec. 4.
Alexander Mcdonald, President Of
the Miners Association, OF Great
Britain, who is'upon a tonr OF thIs
country observing the labor element.
addressed the WorkIngmen's Union
last night in regard to Cinnamon on the
Pacific slope. He said that, further Inn
portation should be opposed, as 1t was
the importation OF q slave element
worse In some respects than the old
negro system that brought about our
war. -p - E'il'p'TN|7
Alderman Seawell was shot In a
drunken political riot, yesterday. He
died this noon.
st. Matthews Episcopal Church, Jer-
sey city, was burned this morning. II
loss $4,000.
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New York Produce MARKET

0" SSAAAAt SCSt 1s
+ 1CoTToN-Heavy and declining; sales
of2. 200 bales Rt $50 for middllngs up~
lands. ..-.
FLOUR Closed dull and shade low.
or on common grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Flrm, with fair OK.
port and milling demand; 81 30a1 81 4
for No. 2 spring; and 81 85a1 SO for win
ter red and amber western. Rye
Nominally unchanged. Oats-Dull
and heavy at 64a65o for western. Corn
Quiet at 81 lOal II 40 for sound mixed
western. .i-
PRovIs1oNs-Pork-Very quiet at
S3l Is for mess, January and February
delivery, Beef-In limited request and
unchanged. Bacon-Steady, with limit.
ed demand. Lard-Dull at l9Al9Nc for
fair to prime steam.
Eads-Steady at 37aS9c for fresh; and
2SaS0c for lined.
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TEXAS.
Returns OF the Recent Election,

GALVESTON, Dec. 8.
The total vote here foots up ,l75. The
count Of the canvassers will not be
known until Tomorrow. Reid, o me-
gro Ia believed 10 have been elected
Clerk OF District Court. Austin, wills
Hanson and Bell counties have gone
nearly unanimous for Hamilton and
Haynes. In Prairs county nearly half
the white voters remained away from
the polls. In this county Hamllton's
majority 10 about 2O0.. Nothing has
been received from the other counties.
EIT &ftI ai} HousroN, Dec, 8. y
The total vote Of this city is 1850.
Nothing definite lSsknown but It 10 be-
lleved that Davis thefradical candidate
for Governor, has carried Harris coun.
" by several hundred majority.
OIL. .l.f.. 500 RICHMOND, Dec, 8,
There 10 large Republican majority
for Davis for Governor and radical
Congressman In Hamilton county.
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COMMERCIAL AND FNANCIAI.
baltimore Live stock Market.
BALTIMORE, Dec, 2

...| oALk4AOAIEt Gco1 -
BERE CAlTLE.-rhe offerings at the scales
during the past week amounted to2 ,lSs head,
against ,9lB last week. OF the number or.
Iered 828 head came from Ohio and no from
West Virginia. over the baltimore d Ohio
Railroad. Prices to-day ranged as tollOWHt
Old cows and BcalawAgs Rt 50 609i 50; ordinary
thin Bteers, oxen and COWS Rt u 60a6 26; fair
70 good stock cattle S696 80; fair quality
beevea 90 &@7 60; and the very best peeves
81 b0S8 30. per 100 Lbs, the average price being
about s. IS gross, The market was active 0t
an advance OF Sc per 100 lbs on the rates OF
last week for good cattle, while common and
medium grades are unchanged. flI0
snEEP.5The supply during the past week
has been light, and demand aglive, with an
upward tendency In rates. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: For fair To good 3<56c,
and extra sheep $40 per lb gross. -
Ho0a.-The supply during the past week
has been fully equal to the demand, and the
market closed duh at previous rates.
Prices to-day ranged ns follows: Fair 10 good
fat hogs ~ SlS 6O9lA 10 per 100 bis net.
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An Argument for the Annexation Of
Canada.

NEw York, Dec. 4.
The Herald, In commenting upon the
INCREASING shipments Of wheat and
-four down the MississlppI river To- New
Orleans for ahipment 10 England, sAya;
: Against the Southern water line OF the
Mississippi, the only way for the north.
western grain trade that will pay In the
East will b0 the water line OF the ST,
Lawrence down to the sea: Hence the
annexation OF the New Dominion down
q the sea Ia more and more becoming q
necessity 10 the great grain growing re-.
gton OF the Northwest
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GEORGIA,
IGttcr from the Governor-A VIndicn.
tiou Of Iho Republican Platform
there.

NAVu VI hhV AcpuDuChn E,IhtLOEm
there.
W., a., New York, Dec. 4.
The Governor OF Georgia has written
a letter to the Times, In which he dem.
onstrates the reasonableness OF the DO.
sltion assumed by the Republicans OF
Georgia, and the moderation and JUS
tice OF the course now urged upon Con. j.
gress. he says tho new Constitution
OF that State az prepared by the Repub,
!tcan Convention and ratified by the
Republican ballots, IL remarkable for
lts Observation-Disclosures has no place
In Its provisions. It prescribed no
hard penalty and imposed no disability
upon enemies OF Reconstruction. It Is
movement OF good sense and good
feeling OF those on whom Congress re-.
lied for the accomplishment OF It's OBJ,
ject. ..gf ..... '...- .... ..la. nm.
The Democratic members OF the Leg
islature evlnced their gratitude for the
oonclliatory power shown them by
abusing their power, and expelllng
Btaunch Republicans for no other
crime than the color OF tbeIr skim
State and local law were thus set at de-
hancs, and Georgia to-day, as a State.
occupies position OF antagonism 10
the general Government. Congress
cannot too speedily or too summarily
vlndicate outraged authority, and pro-
yldo for the genuine recOnstructlon
OF q State whose Democratic reprssen.
tatlves have proved themselves imper-
Vtous 10 right and reason.
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PRUSSIA.


Reception or the chinese Embassy.
-" BERLIN, Dec. 4.
4, The Chinese embassy was yesterday
received by the King and Queen at the
royal palace with the most imposing
ceremonies. Mr.. Burlingame was
present, made an address, and was res
osived with marked attention by the
Count Won BlShmRrk, who declared
the warm friendship OF Prussia and
North GerrnRnywith the United States,
and pledged the hearty cooperation OF
Prussia with the embassy In It's move
ments. The reception was Il grand
affair,
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS
EXPLANATION.
NIt ExsAANArtoM.t

HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs iS
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
IL Ia o compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In der.
SIon, Snr', S ~! = sSIars az SnaI THi:s.
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this Bitters. There u no alcoholic substance
Of any kind used in compoundinE tile Bit
ters; hence II free frOm all the objections In
cldent to The use OF liquor preparation.
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caplures AmOnEst Ihs IndIans.

N'I! tTTI 20 ST, LOUIS, Dec. 4
The Junction City, Kansas, Uatom
says that Charles Brown, who has been
captured three yearB among the Choy.
enne Indians, and who has Just es-
capped, states that there are In the
several bands OF that tribe more than
twenty white boys and girls, captive;
among them Henrietta Floyd, sixteen
years old, daughter OF VIM, q. Floyd,
furniture, dealer, In Boston. This girl
was Visiting friends In Texas with her
brother, when the Indians captu ed
them. killing the brother and carried
her into captivity u '1' a. LII w
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 4

bALIIMURhI DtU. I.
FLouR-Qulel and steady.
GRAIN Wheat-steady; red 81 35a
l As. Corn-Active; prime white s6a92c;
yellow 90a93c. Oats-dull al 66s58. Rye
Firm at 81 90.
Observation-Disclosures at $S3 co.
Bacon-Qutet; rib sides lS9<al9c; clear
sides l9al9Nc; shoulders 15Xal5Nc;
hams, 2lc. Lard-Qulet at 100.
WHIsKY-1n good demand at 81 Ola
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.CAI,.urIO,N. I,.

Hoonanda German Remedies are counter
ieIle,i. $50 that the signature of II. JACK.
NON IN on tho wrapper Of each bottle. All
Pin PSincipSi otiice and Mandatory at the
German Medicine Btore, No. 2l ARoH stIeet,
F"Haae'PSaHil PSHilkLEs N. EVANS, Proprietor.
FORMERLY .. II. JACKSON q Co.
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PRIoRs,

HocaanaH German Bltsor+ gssESSt.ls istI', q g g
hooIiand'a d German Tonic, put up In quart
bOltl0l, u 30 per bottle or o half dozen for
U0, ~.
aS-Do not forget 70 examine well The ar.
icle you buy, In order 70 get the genuine,
For 6Rl0 BY Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine everywhere, iyl2
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Rev York Dry GOOD. market.

-strD NEW York. Dec. 4.
The Market remains languld and de-
pressed enough for most descriptions Of
cotton II not OF wooden fabrics, but as
the production is being eurtaiIed and
diversified stocks not large. consequent
ly those who are In opposition to hold
their merchandise are not disposed to
make further concession,
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Last Obsequies,I Of Albert D. richard
M nav YnnrK nso.. &.

A dispatch from franklin, Mass.,
states that the last ohsequles Of the
late Albert D. Richardson took place In
the Congregational Church yesterday
afternoon. About 800 persons includ.
Ing bis widow, mother and brother OF
the deceased were present.
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AUSTRIA:

r' VIENNA, Dec. 4.
Prince Metternich, Austrian Embas-
sador AT Paris, has arrived here. The
object OF his visit Is to receive lnstruc-
tionB from his Government In regard TO
the questions at issue between Prussia
and Austria.
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River and weather,

CINCINNATI, Dec. 4.
River risen 4 feet . inchssi 81 feet in
channel. Weather cloudy, thermomer
ter 6O'. - ~
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Dec. 4.
Weather cold, considerable Ice In the
canal and boats moving slowly. VI
ri .uta UTICA, N. Y, Dec. 4.
Erie canal frozen over. Thermome-
ter 10 degrees above zero.
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Hon, JAMES THOMPSON; ga.
Judge Of he Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
TO- y - sPHTLAnELPHIA,A April y, 1889
~ conSIiler HooHandH German RltteuC q
valtlable medicine In case OF attacks OF lndl-
etalion or Dyspepsia. can certify thh
from my experience OF II, 40. ..fJ4H
YonrS, with reepeet, !,
.. ETE : JAMES THoAPsON."
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Bx rELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
ua.srvIows w,,l.h che President. a.

IIIW iITI-l VV1N1u4NUAVNI D0V' II
A large number OF persons, lnclud.
Ing several Senators and Representa-.
tIyes, had Interviews with the Presl-
dent Today. Among those who had
conyeraat tions With General Grant were
Horace Greeley, Senator Lewis, OF Viz.
yInia. Drake, Cameron and several
Senators from the Southern States.
Representatives Logan and vanHorn
and many other delegations OF soldiers
from New York were received by the
President, laitk tA"AiAAAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06

DEMooRATIo principles are certainly
undergoing n healthful change. They
Seewherein their interest lies, and'a
ceptthe situation though It hurts their
feelings. In the Alabama Assembly
they have elected a negro engrossing
clerk. Now what will their northern
brethren dor Will they continue 10
fight the colored men after those, In
whose cause they enlisted, have extend-
ed the hand Of polItiCais sfriendshIp to
the "nlgger2" Northern democracy
advances slowly, and It may along
time before they arrive at the point
reached by Alabama. ,NI.W Sl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06

A GOOD kind OF repudiation-Missls-
sippi tepudiatIng Dent and Davis, the
the worst D, DIS In the calendar -1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06

MORE RATS have 1loated down the
MissiSaippi river the presentyear than
ever before. H4, yIEi..Ea t','.. BD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06
.rA.., ,,Annn nnI rnunnn !.

Justice af Ge Supreme oOstrt " RntsylpGnt
80 a nPmIADEIRHIAiJ June l, 1889.
~ haye found NJ eEHertenSo a1 I6a1 h01s' ,dD1c
reiisvinH nyBpeptlc Bympton1l almost de
roctly. 7, GEORGE EsHARSWOOD."