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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13
BULLS
SARSAPARIlLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 80. Isos.
Or, JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir knowing the ,h
s.ohcy OF your sarsparils, and the healing anu
o"hehclal qualities u Possesses, | send you the
toilo"int statement OF my casei
was wounded about twu years ago--was taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months Being
ho'eo 80 often, my wounds have NOT healed YET.
maven sat up a moment since sas wounded
lam shot through the hips. Ny genera health
- impaired anu need something TO assist Ha
lure, ! have NOR, faith in your ,afsapana than
~ anything else. wsi that that j. genuine.
flease express me a half doI.I battles aud
obllge CAPT O. r. Johnson
81. Louis. Mo.
S.--The following was written Apnl 81, ls,s,
b. Mss. Jennie J.hnson, mother OF Capt. John
son;
DIX, JOHN kULi.-DcaF sE My husband, Dr.
= Johnlon, was a sAtllful surgeon and physc
ian u central New York. where De died. leaving
"a" above 9. l., johnson IN my care. A. thirteen
Year, or age he had a chrome dlMraea and
scfoiula, Tor which gave hun your sar-aparilg.
II CURED MN. nave TOT leu years recon.
mended u 10 many IN ArN York, oh,O AMI loN-,
ior hofoiila, fever sores, ans general debility.
Perfect success has attended 10 lac t1Fss sTeeis.
~ soas oasss ~ ssrfaa and fster sore sissssi
Eiraeale.s. ! am very anxious ior my sol 10 again
ha'S recourse 10 your sarsaparlila. lie 10 e aTful
OF getting spurious article, hence ms within. 10
you iorlG His Wounds sere terrible, bat I I've.
jennie JOHNSON.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

There was another successful .lle Of to-
bacco by the Planter. Tubacco Warehouse
to-day. There was full board Of BUYERS.
gentlemen from s.. Louis, Chicago and
el.ew here, and every hogshend offered wa.
sold for every cent Il was worth. The at
tendance Of planter. was also large. and
the feeling among them argued we'll for
future sales. seventy-four hog-hcad. were
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

At the Ballard Tobacco Warehouse
fifteen h"g.hcads of medium rrnios
were sold nj from ssNSl2 o. Tnsr,ar.
e't"d Judge. pronouucr the price. obtsiuo..
unqur'tlonubiy good, aud the fal worth of
the tobacco.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13
New Discovery =. D. B.snari
Toni StheniQMe. NnlI.DIsp.piIc.

u" several observations maze by tIs test
Physicians - he fHnuli- Do pa. have proved
That %" sicAn's.ss az ing nom Unprecedented
"iihs blood OF nervous exhaustion. va Amcula,
chlofosis' symPail,Isme, fhthI.Io. Diabetes.
Al6umnsfis, -ootbui. etc, etc. or, iadically
arei With "fsurJ.F. bernard"
General D"pst-A. Bernard, q Cedar -. 81
cor.
For sale by I'LL respectable druggists.
u.arlleodlY
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

E.saus IoE iuuss MtN.-Ibs true estimate Of
a. nan-th~ happiness II "a h9norah.. marriage
the r'affal social EyI. % ne day, the cause
AMI cure sent Tree, in sealed envelopes. Al.
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, nos T.. Pila.
dsIpLta Pa
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13
LooH To boor shiidS.. tn. sssas
Soothing Hesassiy.

W. Cares Colo sud GripIrgl py,.v
WIN, ,,iiIs- noe th" b1s'is, aud far,li. 49,
-1EI tat'- 20" process Oh -
t'rthIug '"''''
An. -uhIuT- tunyu' ION. ,..,..,.
WHitCUNB~ anl '''t''in'. '.. IL y,
'auis snI children ''''''
Nu- tufc- bs rls,, Dyson ..,....,
yuIIi'tvpt. tsfy, am summer tum. ~, !"
sym plant 10 children Dl a.t
a.rr, .'47
o. u GO. hrvat Infants Aui Children. -u.ttt,,
Remri! ai' i..nrIes brought oI by irstbIus.
OF any other cause.
Prepared - the ora FION MEDICINE co..
H. LOUIS, No.
sold ~ dfugs.sis and dealer. In moilc.ae
every Sn~r.. s..5Iyd..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

SHERIFF." SALE.

~ virtue %! nm execution To- me directed by
the clerk Of the rrvuit court OF Alexander COUNTY
Tue state NJ Illinois, Ia iaVOTot Danlc :, DAVIS,
Administrator de boni- non ~ Ja"o- J Provo,
decreased, for the Use OF Lew NJ. DAVIS and
The i"i owing describe 4 property, to-wit;
Lot nuinl tered twenty-five ~, ia block nrm.
iFr"d s"Neniy-nine 5, IN the trst addition 10 the
Guy OF Caro-, county OF Alexander aud state OF
ILLINOIS, ~" property u the snii illam N san
dusSy which shall offer AZ public sale, II the
souihNe-trrly door OF the court house, la the city
~ tHtro Alexander county, Illinois, on the four.
icenih day u Maya h., $50, bciN.en the horrs
81 nine o'clock, M, and sunset Of said day, for
cash 10 satisfy sand execution,
LOUIS II. MYERS,
Sherifof Alexander county, Illinois.
Cairo, III. April IL, ls1t-wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

iour-Ilas been In good demand
during the week ana with light stock. and
favorable Hdyiccs from other markets.
prices have advanced from 2jm 80 cent.
per bbl.
Low and medium grade. continue mo.tin
request. The sale. to the trade COM
pri-cd
ION ~.
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NOTICES,
NOTICE.


Notice 10 hereby given that q .pecial election
WI he held IN the t.'y ~ taip. On nois, on Mon.
day, the 9Th day n 'ay, next, \. u t-7o. at the
isaa! voting place. 100 .ui cry, vac For the First
-1ih street and Washington avenue; Tor the
second Ward nt the Arb Fro CCmpank'. IN.
sh" House for tie Third Ward u, the ofilce Of
hrlan shanu"'sy, ana flf tie Fourth Ward
AZ The Court House, 20 ascertain the wishD.
Of the voters ot s,d CITY, a. 10 n subscription or
rurehaseby -i.d city Of shares 81 the capital stock
oi the Kennedy q Tennessee Railroad Company,
Of Kentucky, the amount OF $1,000, said sub
scription or purchase 10 be paid for In bonus Of
sad Cityoi CAIRO, falling iuc twenty. five years
after The date thereof bearing interest nt The rate
OF eight pes e'nt, per snnum, said bonds 10 hc dc.
hVsred % said Com puny IN Insialmonts Of 60 uu
each, ~ soon ~ each section of i've miles OF SAID
toAt shall have been completed the iron laid aud
ready Tor the ears 70 run thereon, and the stock
10 !e receive from SAID Company TO be- sold 10
and rc.cOutoyet 20 said Company hy said CITY,
o.. received, at price not to exceed hye per cent
~ TIE par value thereof, WORK on sad roni to bc
comtnenccd within tx months from the time the
subscription = voted, an To he completed within
eighteen mouths Thereafter. At said clc'ti0n the
lnpt- cp-t Tor .ald subscription OF purrha-. shall
have IN" word. "for subscription written or
printed thereon, and ~ the ballots cast against
-, .,.l '.i-,r' Piyn 90 Purgns.e shall have ne
w"fi- agin-t-ul -rilWloh written or printed
thereon. The polls AZ said election will be
opcued az eight o'clock 4. ~, of said day, and
closed ~ .ix O'Clock T. VI
N9's :. also stte4 sGp TIA, 81 ias s ; ~, san
poe. Of 'ir,tiuP "a member of ~. Se,r, Council
-ion'l by the re>i gnnitpI Of e.. -. Willam. on,
.eid election 10 he held ut the following places
VIZ FIRST ward ia The building on the southeast
corner gi sixth street ani Washington avenue.
Second Ward ~ th" Engine Huu-. Of the Arab
Ere Company. h.ri ward ~ the oilirc % Rtyni.
,rhanhessl, and the four.h Ward At the Court
House. JOAN BROWN,
81 city Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

Jhli- and Fever are caused from a certain
poison existing ia the atmgsph'fe known a.
resarls the action Of the different organs, nnd
causes Hiiinusness, CO"stuatun, cto., and ~
this way prepares the system Tor any disease oi
more serious nature which may follow. To avoid
further tr,uhlo, and relieve yourself Of tais
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-30

LOOK Our For THEM.-Couuterfeii
grcenbacks are plenty as flies in sum
mer, and some arc so we'll executed as
to almost defy detection by skilled ex.
perts. This is especially the case with
a new ten dollar note, just put into cir
cul.tion. If you have any doubtful
notes in your possession, step into the
Market Street Jewelrv Store, few
doors below Mcclure House, and pur-
chase a watch or anything in the jew
elry line. Oxtoby & Dufield will tell
you whether they are good or not.
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,r,nrMICAI cnnRsE-

Tho student selects his own courso Of study,
ander the adyice of his Parents or OF the Fac.
llty The several schools aru 40 arranged -
70 admit Of a complete course Of study in the
following directions;
l. DepArt uIrnt OF Arts, Ia which IL attached
tho Degree OF BACHELOR Or Arts.
=. Department Of Science
with the Degree OF BACHELOR OyScIBNCE-
3. Department Of Philosophy.
Degree OF BACHELOR or PHILosOPHY
The Degree OF MASTER OF AXIS IL conferred
on Students Who have completed the course Of
study in Bins Of the Schools, and have taken
distinctions IN seven Of these.
,. PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
1. Department OF Civil Engineering
with the diploma Of CIVIL ENGINEER
>. Department of Mining Engineering
with the Diploma Of MLSIsG ESoNEER.
DeoArtmeat Of Law aud Equity
with tie Degree Of BACHELOR or LAW.
II IA proposed 10 still further extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments In the
dirsC-fon OF
Chesiistry. ,. Agriculture. Z. Imnerea.
Z PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
This course embraces the subjects Of LatiI
Greek, Mathematics and English, preparatory
TO the regular College classes.
I. STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
In this School PenmanshIp. ROokkeepink
Accounts. &c, are taught, under the authority
" sPElj1I, PRIVILEGES AND HoEoRs.
AZ suecisl Inducements 20 diligence three
Gold MedaA and i've Honorary Scholarships
;he later covering taition and College toes, are
annually awarded.
Three Masters VI Arts are Annually appoint
ed a. STsesidrut Masters with vziua Die pr VI
Il g-s and stnOlans ents.
The College eduoatss FREQ Of charge, al can
djaats for the Ministry, properly recommend
ed. II appoints 70 free s. olarships twenty-five
yoaug msn intending TO make jsurnailsIs thsiI
I-r-frEEiun. II gives n long credit TO merItorioul
ynun z nah without means.
Iff,e next sesshOu opens thefhird THURSDAY
Ser-enfbsr and closes On the fourth Thursday
Of JlBs. .r-..s -Fr
Necessary expenses nOed not exceed t55 pei
aanGm.
Pot further information address
J. II. LEIGH. CL'E o. FAcULTI,
.aHs,-dAutv L,-1ihgt1.p Va
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FIRE-AbCut four o'clock yesterday
afternoon, fire was discovered in the
second story of John Wilkes grocery
corner of Division and Cbapline streets,
occupied by a German Gmily. The fire
was burning in the lath of partition
between two rooms, and but for its for
tunats discovery in time, would have
proved disastrous coah,gration. The
alarm was speedily given, and the en-
gnes responded with al icrity, but tho
flames were extinguished without their
aid. IL is thought thai some of the
children living in the house, who had
beea amusing themselves by heating "a
poker red hot, had stuck it through a
hoe in the plastsring, aud thus Sol fire
t. the latl. There was no hue near
where the fire was discovered. The
damage was but slight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-30

THE LADIES soRosrs CLUB, Of New
York, recently changed their discus
sions from woman's suffrage to Hair
preparations and Pimple Banishers
They declared tina. where nature had
not endowed them with beauty, it was
their right-yea, their duty--to seek it
where they could. So, they all voted
that Magnolia Balm overcame SaIlow-
ness, Rough Skin and Ring marka, and
gave to the complexion most disingae
(Sorosian) and marble-like appearance.
(dangusous to men, no doubt); and tina
Lyons Katbairou made the Hair grow
thick, soft and awful pretty, and more
over prevented 1t from turning gray,
If the proprietors of these articles did
not send the sisters an invoice, they are
not smart.
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nett are the corporators'

CURIosIrIES.-Af friend, to whom we
return our thanks for the courtesy, has
left on our table copy of the Shanghai
Ners Letter, of February 1lth, the Hiogo
News, of February ID, aud an extra
from the office of the Nagasaki Express,
of January 3Oth, all pablisaed in China,
The Nens Letter is in mourning for the
calamity that happened the U. S. steam
ship Oneida and the extra contains par
ticulars of the same accident 1t seems
funny to read Of the Astor House or
Metropolitan Hotel in Shanghai and OF
the Yangtszs Insurance Association, or
of bakery at the corner of Toochow
and Snechuen roads. The news depart
ment'of these papers show good deal
of care, and the papers are real curios
tiles. {.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-30

GOOD PLACE TO SToP-Jnst at this
time large Numbers OF on: merchants
are going East, to purchase their Spring
goods. "Where TO stop is the all im-
portant question. TO those visiting
New York, We can only say that if you
desire 10 be comfortable aud cozy, wei
taken care of, every want anticipated
and Supplied, enjoy the best of sleeping
accommodations and the best fare the
markets afford, GO 30 the Astor House.
1t is conveniently located for business,
and first class house in every respect.
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saturday, the l6th day Of
April, 1870, o.

1900, ,,cl,elS nc the front door Of the Court
Al eA ~ ohio county, proceed 20 cell at public
hoa i1ev 10 the highest and best bidder, the fol-
suett.. described real estate. situated in the
o~ I .cpnty about three miles north Of the city
saw hssling ard bounded nv the lands OF
o. ~ r Woods, heirs Of A. p. Woods, A. W.
IBIS aud Coaniy Road, with privilege OF
|,ty foot outlet 10 the Ohio river, containing
- thirty acres mole or less, tnGethrr with
So, eighty five acres more or lees OF coat
A.Jl,lyiug aud ~ jACsut to the above mentioned
~ described as a SIX feet vein, and o. shpe-
riSr y deed o: trust was given to sscure to
>.;.Iolas Craw.ey the puDctual payment Oh
-N'';ss,ry note for Five ! hOusand Dollars.
Pl',;,,,, date the Gath aay of August, lo6o, and
VeAihn ~. to the order OF the said Nicholas Craw.
u! he Merchants National Bank of Wheel
icy - -, y,ar after the cate thereof for value
lbE, Ii With interest from date. This sale Is
-. 10 nav the principal OF the said note win
latest thereon from the s4th day vi August,
10 mi maid and the costs OF this sale.
1rrpWs oP SAlB-One-touith cash, and the re-
.InJ.r of the purchase money in three equal
at, of siI. twelve and eighteen months,
- "Trrhaser giving notes for the deferred III.
'ny ynsnta bearing interest from date, TO be
$500 nv deed of trust upon the property sold
- Nh, title will be retained until the netes are
paid. ,-,u oor-.v onIv .,eb
,;,Is IA "A vested in me under said deed OF trust
,i,bongh il is believed TO be undOu6ted-
j. F UPDEGKAFF,
,t-.d Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-30

BASE BALL.-The, probabilities are
that base ball during the coming season
will go far ahead of last year. The
feature will be the championship tour
nament, which 20 ne held during an
entire week in August, on the Capito
line Grounds, Brooklyn. The Req
Stockings, Mutuls, Atlantics, Chi
csgoes, Unions, Eckfo,ds, and Athletics
will contest the championship. The
series of games to be played during
this eventual week WIN be the most lie
msikable ever engaged in on any ball,
field, and will probably attracs an i'm
mense crowd of spectators from 81
parts Of the Union. SUCH combina
tion Of Afst-class players, too. as viii
tasSle for ths honors, has never been
s>oD IN the felti.k Is a is,sis = sliz,ss :.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-30

A PLEAsjNT VIsIT-On last Monday
evening the people of the United Pres
byterian Church of this city made a
friendly call on their pastor, Rev. J. I.
Mcclure, to offer their congratulations
to him and his es'imable lady, on the
return of the twentieth anniversary Of
their marriage. After spending couple
of hours in pleasant Intercourse, they
departed for their own residences. but
left behind them sufficient number OF
packages to start dry goods sto'e on
moderate scale. 1t may sound strangely
to say that they both left b hind them
aud at the same time carried away with
them the best gifts that . people can
bestow, to.wit: their kindly regards
and best wishes for their pastor aud
his family.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-30

LAUGHLIN's ExPECTORANT SYRUP
Among The many things required during
this unpleasant winter for personal
HEALTH, COMFORT and EASE this
Syrup stands among the first. IL has
been before the public now for Is years
and has given the most entire satisfac-
lion. All persons suffering from
COUGHS, COLDS ard HOARSENESS,
should not be without it, as it will az
ford speedy relief in most diseases of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR GROUP
Can he relied on in extreme cases.
FOR wHOOPlNG CoUCH-Invariab'y
gives speedy relief. FOR SORE
THROAT-Keep tho Throat moist with
il. VIOLENT C0UGHS-Yieid to its
continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
. Wholesale Druggist.
Main St., Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-30

INCoRPoRATED.-T Recorder on
yesterday issued a certificate of inc)r-
pOra ion to Ben. Franklin Council No. l.,
of Wheeling, Order Of Uaited American
Mechanics. The object Of the incor'
poratlon is TO raise fund for the use of
the widows and orphans who may be
left to the care of this Council, and to
provide burial fund and lot for de-
ceased members. The Incorporation is
empowered to hold real property to
the value of $4,000 aud personal prop
erty to the value of $4,000. j. st.
John Ciarkson, VIVA. Winder, Ed. Butt,
James Cummins and Addison J. Ben.
nett are the corporators.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-30

BIf you have discharge from the
nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss
of the sense Of smell, taste or hearing,
eyes watering or weak, feel dull and
stupid OF debiliated, pain OF pressure
IN tho head, take cold easily, you nay
rest assured that you have the Cdtdrrh
Thousands annua ly, without manifest
ing halt of the above systems, termiuste
in consumption and End in the grave.
No disease is so common, more decep-
tive or less understood by ply scians
K. " Pierce, NJ. ID, of Buffalo, n Y,
is the proprietor of DR.. sags's Catarrh
Remedy-d perfect Specific for CGtaTrh,
"cold in the head" or catarrhal head
ache which he sends to any address,
post paid, for sixty cents, or four pack
ages for 81. Sold by most druggists
everywhere.
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PoLIoE CouRT.-Police Court busi-
ness was not good yesterday. In point
of fact it showed a. decided falling off.
Whether this is due to the departure Of
the State House barpacles and other
officials, we cannot tell. We Only know
it is so, and that instead of six cases IS
on Monday, there was but one and his
name was Hanes-Peter Hanes, or for
short, Pete Hanes. Pete was discoy-
cred on Fifth street Monday night, very
wet aud very drunk. he was fDed the
regular price of a plain drunk, 81 and
costs. Which he didn't, pay it. Prof.
Price. Geology. .41-S '.-
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New GoODs-This morning Mr.. j.
II. Siallmsn announces through our ad-
vertising columns that he has just re-
csived his spring and summer stock of
goods, eIsbodying everything that is
included in gentlCman's outfit, if We
except the hat and boots. Mr.. Stall
mans thorough knowledge of the class
of goods wanted in his line by his vaIi-
ous customers, coupled with his long
experience and good taste, warrant us
in saying that nowhere in the city will
Il gentleman be better suitea in cnt,
price, quality or variety than at No. 81
Monroe street. His stock Of gents fur.
nishins goods is very extensive. Read
his advertisement, and give him a call.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-30

FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH. - Robert
Elliott, Esq, agent of the American
Fire Alarm Telegraph, is 10 the city.
We understand he proposes shortly to
set up an alllm b.x in seine pub ic
place that our clt.z N, may have an OPP
portutity Of seeing it in operation and
obtain a practical knowledge of lis
working. Ttere are few cities better
situated for the fire alarm telegraph
han Wheslibg, as it will require but
little more than a wire run straight
through lis entire ierg h.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-30

CHILDREN's HoME.-Ths managers
OF the Childrcn's Home will take pos
session of the Forsyth mansion on the
first of April and will open the institu-
ton 50 soon thereafter as nee led rep airs
can be made. 10 the meantime applica-
tion from the friends of Orphans and
destitute childIea will be received and
considered by the Admission committee,
Mrs. S. Barnitz, Mrs, Z. Dickey aud Mrs.
Todd. A meetiug OF the lady managers
of the Home will be held at the Y. NJ. c.
A. Room, Wednesday, March 30. A large
attendance is requested.
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uarltd
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wGo TO POrter's and make your pur-
cha. es before he closes ont.

REMOVAL, REMOVAL, of the West Vir-
giuia Hoop Skirt Factory, from the old
stand, No. 16l, TO l22 Main street, next
door 10 G.. Meutel & Co., room formerly
occupied by J. II. Smith & Co. as q dry
goods store, where we shall be pleased
to sse our many old friends, and as many
new ones as shall desire to call upon us.
Thanking the public. generally for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon Us, aud sollcitinga continuance of
the same, we remain, very respectfully,
Conn, SAMPLINER & Co.
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s.Tur cAprTAI ON TIE WING-n-Al.

THE CAPTTAL ON THE WING"-Al.
though the Capital, State officers and
other truck started yesterday morning
by steamer for Charleston, the Intelh
qepeer declares "the Capital is on the
wing" We would like to see "the Cap.
ital on the wiag." Imagine Governor
Stevenson ION the wing" his long legs
reaching to the hill tops and This tail
feathers quiverins in the air" as Ger.
McClernard, of Illinois, said of Doug
las. Or Gen ral Harris, with 2 copy of
his last militia billion either side of him
| for pinions, "on the wing" eleaying the
Giro Or-but the subject
| is too much for US. We are satisfied that
although the Republican party has
flown its kite pretty high in this State
Outing the past seven years, it's leaders
are not 'on the wing" yet, though its
not uplikelythat next fell they may .'go
up in balloon" r.- ava
The Intelligencer also publishes what
purports 10 De a programme OF recep-
zion 10 the state ofhcers on their arrival
at Charleston, which is evidently false
It leaves out of the procession one of
the nrincinal institutions of CbarIaston
" -
and Kanawha county. Need We say we
allude to the Ku.Klux. A telegram
just received from that city gives us a
corrected programme and one that can
be depended on:
LIST, Gideons Rand. =,
with pop guns and ros CANON.
sd smo boy with Ms clothes n tered behind NM
gaia.
ed on saiIv caparisOned eds sAwhorses ''' Q 'A'
otn, MASor anu oounci oi onArioston.
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FOR SALE,

u,HE UNDERSIGNED CFFERS NsS SALE
| Lot No. Al in Graham's addition to tbe city
OF wheeling, situate on the corner Of Quincy
and Sixth street. There is gooe erick AM
frame house on the corner. containing eight
looms, with water ani gas throughout, and one
of the best ceIlars in the city There is in con
nection a good stable and carriage house: On
TIE south end of the lot Ghore is good frame
house with five ROOMS, fronting or Sixth street
Tbi, is very desirable " cation. Parties wish
IN ' "a purchase will please call at 5. j. Boyd
y 6oess!e shoe store, No. ~ Main street.
nov2a.tf NJ T. WAYMAN.